352 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c5b03246871d3190b1180eb60822b272.pdf d0f1f05d3068df448fb33673fcff4660 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. t tf MICHIGAN MIRRO R THEOLDTYIffiJULY4 ,tfoeas y peac e reign s ove r Gov William s offic e aa d tha t o f StateHighwa y ComZiegler William s ha sbee n hecklin g Ziegle r ove r a yea ro n th e roa d programH e sai d i t wa sa shambles , tha t instea d o f buildin gZegle r wa s slappin g o n patche sher e an d there The legislatur e ad de d 1 H cen t t o th e ga s ta x an dWiUiams demande d Ziegler ge t Wednesday, Jul y fr, 195 5No 2 7ol d thn e 4 h o f Jul y eeiebra t io n i s a thin g o f pas t lik e St Mary sannua l picnic , Rev Mylne s Sport sDay , th e Dexte r Labo r Da y picni can d th e WWtmor e Lak e Fanner spicnic , al l bi g event s i n thei r da ybu t no w outmoded Ther e ar e stil ls o calle d celebration s ba t nos e hav eth e anvi l firing , grease d pi g con tes t , races , bal l game s aa d progra m WILLUAM GEORG E DAG 6Traged y struc k th e Dag g famil yfo r th e secon d thn e in a fe w month swhe n Georg e Dagg , 63 , wa s kille din a n aut o acciden t Frida y night o fbusy RuDlica n leader s wer e un whc h wer e importan t feature s o fnapj y becaus e Ziegle r di d no t repl y i ht e ol d tlm e celebration Th e day san d eve n considere d turnin g ove rth e highwa y project s t o privat e a gency started wit h firein g th e an vi l a t 4 a m I n thi s th e anvil s wer eplace d one o n to p o f th e othe r an dv th e bole s fille d wit h powder , wit hwit h a a fus e leadin g to it Whe n touche d1,200,000,000 highwa y progra m of f it mad e a nois e lak e a cannan t o giv e th e stat e 1440 miles o f road s , Strang e t o sa y th e anvil s wer e no tan d 40 0 mle s in metropolita n cen injured Th e parad e wa s bille d fo rThen Ziegle r poppe d o pters I t is a 10 yea r program Th e publi c is no t muc h intereste din th e arguemeot Thq y wil l pa y fo rroad s an d rid e o n the m n o matte rwho , build s them The y wan t th eroads Farmer s ar e gettin g anothe r sc rvice Th e agricultur e com ha s ap prove d a swin e inspectio n syste m fo rthei r herds 1000 a ra but wa s usuall y later I t wa s heade d b y th e marshal l o fth e da y o n horsebac k an d th e ba n J followe d b y th e Goddes s o f Libert yan d othe r floats , horsebac k rider san d decorate d surrey s carryin g th eth e prominen t peopl e o f thevillage Prize s wer e give n fo r th e best andwors t entery W e remembe r Nor mReaso n an d Gen e Mclntyr e won theClar k J Adam s ha s bee n appoint , latte r on e yea r The y wer e mad e u pe d ne w circui t judg e in Oaklan d co H e ha s previousl y bee n in th e Ieg iislature , th e governors lega l ad aftc l o n t h sjuprem e court Legislator s ar e organizin g a 15ma n stud y grou p t o stud y highe reducation Ther e wil l b e 5 fro meac h house , busines s me n an d indu strjalists Ther e i s a differenc e o finion Som e wan t junio r eoll tfthers favor fou r yea r coll eges MAN DROWN SA ma n drowne d a t Silve r Lik eTuesday A t las t account s th e bod yha d no t bee n recovered I t wa s in3 5 ft o f wate r wher e th e botto m ismucky Th e victi m wa s sai d t o b e amembe r o f th e ai r cjr p fro m Self ridg e FieldTh e Whit pothers , pr ofessibina l diver s fre m Dexter , wer et o tr y agai n toda y t o recove r th ewWe understan d th e vyicti m wa s a jhitehhikerand unknovo T t o Ch e man wh o brough t hi m ou t here KIWANI S NOTE SA goo d attendanc e wa s a t th e wani s dinne r las t night Charle sSchaie r an d towar d Gree n brough tth e conservatio n deptnationa l priz ewinnin g film , Te Michigan DeerStory for entertainmentIn the 9 to 14 year base ball leagLue the Reds and Blues, tied 13 to 13last Thursday and the Monday gamewas rained out Batteries for Blues John Hoy and Howard Singer, Reds,Billy Winger, Dave Darrow andDennie Morgan The White and Yellows play Thursday night as negroes and drove an ancienthorse on an old decrepit buggyThen a pig was smeared withgrease turned loose and belonged to the one who caught tt Bicycleraces and other events followedThe picnic dinner was either in thegrove across the pond or on thesquare Then a prograrn The mayor read the Declaration of Independence There were musical numbers and an address According toour files Wirt Dexter, son of Judge Dexter of Dexter, a Chisago attorney was the speaker here one 4thHis daughter married into the McCormick family and gavf the oldDexter place to the U of MThen came the ball game, fireworkdisplay and dance at night The firework dispjay was from the top of the town hall which had a flat roofthen These events drew as many as 5000 peopleor more Now roone has time fo them or the workIncidental to putting thenfanM last one Pinckney had was at theircentennial in 1935 which had all thenl dtinte features including thgreased pig and a pageant besideThe Ann Arbor News mentioned this last week and gave ye eedioras chairman He was not being sec retary Floyd Weeks was chiarmanand Roy Clark, treasurer P H Svarjrhjc4it was parade cLawmanand had a parade a mile long led byCJuib Gordon on a white stallionbelonging to Mich State CollegeThere were two ox teams in iiOther towns also had floats Last winter Martha Dagg, wifeMurray Dagg lost her life inauto accidentThe elder Dagg was enroute toPinckaey to visit his son, MurrayHis wife had intended to come withbut changed her mind at the last minute With him were Mr andMrs Phillip Bauman, friends ofhis of 15403 Chapel Detroit Be tween Novi and South Lyon the carhit a tree All were killed Baumanis 51 and his wife 48, They have a5 year old son who is visiting hisgrand parents in North CarolinaMr Dagg leavese his wife and 7children Murray of Pinckney George jr, Mrs Claude Slick mdAnne Daggof Detroit, Mrs June Bundageaux of Texas, Mrs Lj Sroder of California Mr Dagg had been employed byDetroit Gear Co for many yeava last winter he joined Eureka Masonic lodge and members of Living ston Lodge went to Detroit and coa ferred some of the degrees The funeral was held Tuesday aftornoon at zhf IiihanHnmiltonChapel, Hamilton at Florence, Rev Rjy Johns officiating Burial was in SU Mary Catholic Charcb Fr Albert fcchmiu, PastorSunday Mase 800 and 1000 am LOCAL NEWS cURRisA OAMN1 Joe Griffith and, wife spnt Sunday with the Ted Olsoos in 1 uiNoveaa devotions, Friday evening born Sharon went to Windsor, Outat 7SO with the Otist Confessions, Friday evening after The Mark Nuh family eniertaik , Friay evening afteroveaa Devotions and Saturday from730 to y0i p mtore the 800 Mass and Sunday beCaivuxy Mennomte ChurchRev Kzra Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worshijp 100USknaay Scb ol 1100Voung Peoples Meeting 7iiOCottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800 15th annual community summervacation Hible school is fromJuly 11 to 22 at Calvary MermunitechurchClasses for all ages through the high school Everyone welcomeCttftgrtgattofiat Gfcurtii Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 980 a mMorning Worship 1045 a mThurs night prayer meeting at the church at 800Wed choir practice 730 p ra,i fhe Psiipfes Glwrtft M36 West between Main ind Unadilla StreetRev Feith Ruegsegger, Pastorhite Chapel Cemetery, Birmingham Sunday SchoolI Sd Whwife whereMISSIONARY SOCIETYThe Ladies Missionary Sackty fthe Peoples Church met with MrMrs Woodroe Maisey, last Tuesday by Lenski PiratV, Shipnight Mrs Lloyd Weilman conducted the devotions MrsMerwin Campbell presented 3 vocal numbers and explained the orgin of each Mrslae Daller told the story of Robert COUNTY Atchinson, nssionary Luncheon jwas served The next meeting is with Mrs Britta Brsh LIBRARYThe board of trusteees announcea gift of 50 from the Pinckney Kiwanis Club New books are The l5ollmaker byArnow, Treasury of Best LovedStones by Disney, Strawbery Gill s and Sailors by Trengren, Tree in the Clearing by Holling andby Bryan Ps and QsLEAGUE STANDINGSW L PCTPinckney Howeli Gear City ServiceNOTES 25 YLARS AG7 Walter Mowers has announced hiscandidacy for sheriff on he Republican ticket The Belle Barcus players will behere all next week on Ed Famum lots They have ther own bandThe East Lynn and Lightning will1st show is Sweethearts and Wivn also be put on Adm 20c and 35r Clyde Graham of Lansing,drowned at Portage Lake Wednes day, The Glennbrook oil well s nowdown 1630 feet Another oil well has been started on the Latson farm in Genoa Harry Germans Northville teamwill play here July 6 He s 52years old bat still pitches good ball Mrs Dan Neecker of Hamburg isgiving swimming lesscons at Patteraon Lake Barney Lynqh wishes to ask peoplee to quit picking his roses Hewans them to be left to bloom so all ean enjoy them Pinckney beat Hamburg Sunday1 2to 0 Ed Brown and Jim Moraneach had 3 hits, Guy Knhn hit aborne runled in Toledo June 19 Ian Hamburg38 210 11 223 750750 500333000Pinckneys game with the HoweliCearWttS Tatned out on FridayThey play City Service at HoweliFriday at 9 p m last week CityService lost to Fowlerville and beat Hamburg Notes ol 48 Years AgeBrighton is to have a refrigerator factory Elmer Curtis and wife of Toldecare visiting the Peter ConiwayThe entire corp of teachers hassigned again for nextN H Caverly andhave moved to Detroithas bought a saloonThe Misses Lillian Boyle, UaReason, Catherine grieve, MonksFrancia and Martha Murphyand Ella Ruen are camping at Whit more Laka14r Belle Kennedy isthe summer wjth her sister in CCHffornia The Glazier Stove Works atgea now shuts down at noonSaturdaysJames Smith has returnedthe Cobalt region of Canadadoes not care much for thatA good vein of coal hasfound at Dimondale 15 feet underground The Misses Kate Brown andClaraDunn are home from Cheapofor the summerC V VanWinkle was in GrandRapids last week buying HerefordGeorge Monroe of Howeli AndMinnie Best ol Detroit were married Tuesday 30 Lady Maccabees from hereattended the meeting at Dexter onThursday The Hamburg Hive wasalso there The Epworth League of the Methodist Church has elected the following officers President,, Glenn Gani I Sunday Worship3fouth Group Keening Servicefhus Prayerft Choir Practice Wed St Choir pLtke Wed 946 a m1100 a m 700 p m800 p m800 p m 400 p m780 p m ed all of their children, and familiesbut, Rachael the 4thEmmett Widmeyer is home frinSt Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Stanley Dihkel and wfe had dinner at Wagoners SundayThe Howard Read family pentthe week end at thy Wilder cottageat Portage Lakt Mrs Marjorie Sniilh KrueKerIetroit was a Sunday jiicst n M KDa r rowsWalter Reason has returned homefrom McPherson hospitalThe Congregational church hasbought a heifer for shipment to theneedy European countries It wason display at the church Sunday jPercy Ellis came home from StJoe hospital, Ann Aior ThursdayMrs Winifred Craves has soidhome on Pearl St to Mr,, MorleyReynodsMrs Sadie Read attended a bridgeclub Thursday at the home of JaBeverly Hurst of Parkets Corners The Fred Reads are at Uuir cotage at Portage Lake all monthTheyspent the week end with the Joe ,Schossers at Clear Lake jHarry Lavey and wite of Detroitand Mrs Mae Metz of Huwell spentSunday at the Lee L ivvey homeMrs Noreen Carr and Molly anhome from Port Huron for the summei Mike Carr of Ithaca sp nt theweek end wit hthem The Ronnie Hoskins family of Do The Detroit News remarksin the past conservatives havelacked projects of the federal government with nothing more coastiuetive in mind than aa nostalgia to returned ttfflle good old days anddemanded that score of social srvices now underaken by the federal gov er amen, be turned back to local communities without considering it the said local communitiesare equal to the burden or notThishas caused the public to suspectthat their whole arguement is mer1 an attempt to destroy those 6ciai services The National Chain bej1 of Commerce in a recent release remark it i Vigh time that the fedeiui handouts for schoolsby cancelled or reduced, that it itup to local people, to take care uiiKixl needs What they ignorethat tin situation haover the years and hat the Jfjjderai Hernmeut collects the J of tJy taxes Th e peopl e wh o ja y theli ftaxe s deman d a har e o f it bac kam i ar e abl e t o enforc e thei rinarul ischange ddc j iftoulh t manufacturin g wa s i los t ar t in prisons N o mor e priso nmad e shoe ar e o n sal e in store san d th e binde r twin e anA v cemen tIlant s hav e loni f bee n pIosedBu t anew s Peleas e las t weef c state d th eprisoner mak e nearl y al l thei r ownKoods , includin g food , furniture ,shcs , underwear , shirt s clothes ,socks , hamlkerchiefts , gtf w thei rown tobacco A n incrjnin p prisone riiet s a 2 5 outfi t priso n mad e an dan d outgoin g on e a 7 5 outfi t ata otroi t an d th e Myl o Kettle r family of priso n made Th e priso n farm s pro Jackso n spen t Sunda y wit h th e U o duc c vegetables , meat , fruit , mil k l i gtfs The y mak thei r own furniture The y mak e 20,00 0 garment da y fro m rawcutto n an d 18 0 pair RELIGIOU S FIL M JUL Y llt hWin e o f th e Morning a fil m mad eb y th e Unusua l Fil m C f , a n enter pris e o f Bo b Jone s University,NC wil l b e show n a t th e Peoples Ciarc hner e o n th e nigh t o f Jun e 1 1 a t 8 pm Thi s is a Bibica l fil m featurin gon e Barabba s Th e characte r Joo lis take n b y A l Carter , a studen t a tth e Universi y fro m Uplan d Calif part s in othe r production s pu t o nb y th e colleg e an d playe d Cassiu in Othello Thi s is hi s firs t mao rI t is a g one a s approximatel y 1 6elaps e betwee n th e firs t an d fina lacts RUMMAGEAUCTIO N SAL ETh e Pinckne y Kiwani s Clu b wil lhol d a rummag e an d auctio n sal e o nth e publi c squar e Jul y 30 Anyon ehavin g article s t o donat e phon eOsco r Bec k UP 8 3107Marti n Rit te r U P 8 554 1 an d i t wit y b e pfeka dup A t thei r meetin g Tuesda y nigh tth e clu b donate d 5 0 t o th e Pinck ne y Library The y 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Me xwee k md We understan d i t wa s th e ico , Mexic o City Le e mentions , i nrecen t rain s an d no t th e fac t tha t letter homegolf , sai l fishin g i n th eDoll y wen t i n swimmin g ever y fa y gul f an d wee k en d a t Acapulco li eh l l and th e Win , Sha w famil y o f Detr oit Willia m Sheha n an d Joh n Baye ran d wif e wer e Sunda y dinne r quest so fMr s Alm a Harris Th e Charle s Soul e famil y o f Hr vel l an d Mrs Ethe l Sprou t wor e Sui da y dinne r quest s o f th e btte serrter , Mrs Ro y Brow n o f Leslie Mrs Georg e Snivcl y is a patien ta t McPherso n hoapiti1 , Howel iTh e Wm Hi M famil y har f n b r ounio n a t theird hfm e Sunday Th e Edwar d Kito s an d tw o child Th e bak e sa l e fo r th e benefi t o f ro n o f Dayton , Ohi o an d Mrs Fro dentification or id carnations A receptio n wa s hel d a t te r Ab ne y hom e a t Chubb s ComorsAfto ra weddin g tri p in norther n Michiga nth e coupl e wil l liv e a t Howel i whereth o groo m ha s a haulawa y truckin gbusiness Th e brid e is employe dth e oka r a t Dexter fey on Tbe Fran k Whit e famil y o f Howel ii an d wil e ea lt t t W Be n WW U hometh e 4th the wate rTh e Donal d WUtse s picnice d a tHambur g wit h friend s th e th is th e huus e gues t o f hi uncle,To eHollingaworth , presiden t o f Unio nCarbid e an d Carbo n of Hudco Camburn o f Detroi t ffpent th weeken d wit h th e Larr y Oarmbuans Th e Mar k Nas h famil y cale d o nth e Jame s Appleton s in Brighto n o nSunday Mrs Virgini a VanNorma n wa s inDetroi t Thursday Ruper t Garne r an d wif e o f Detr oit spen t th e Wee k en d wit h th et VaaNormana CATCH SUSPEST SWhe n Jac k Jeffreys went tO wor k a t th e McPherso n Ban k a tHowel i Thursda y he e sa w 3 ampl eiou s nw n sittin g in a ca r ia fron tnf th e ban k whic h wa s no t y ope n H e voice d is suspicion s an dh o me n wh o ha d lef t wer e picke du p b y Fowlervill e polic e an d take t o th e Howel i jail whe n gun s an dmask s wer e foun d in th e car ttHowel i polic e ha d picke d the m u pth e nigh t befor e in regar d t o astlc n ca r bu t release d hem The ypav e thei r name s a s Mik e20 , To m Ganralus , 1 7 an d H tBots , 1 9 o f PontiacBeet s isfro m th e U Navy The y ar e ftttfhflv p admitte d Intendin g t o tttobank mTh e Ja y Shire y famil y spen t th e w t th eweek end in Hlllman Kennedy home v LEE THEATREWHfTM0 LAKEf RST STEPTHAT COUHTSSet your childrens steps and your own inthe path of progress by owning a savings account here the sooner the better Getting into the habit of saving is the most certain wayto have money when you need itfor a car, thedown payment on a home of your own, or someother purpose Remember regular saving paysTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK VJEQ fopOatti op to 10,000 insured by our membership in tke Federal v Deposit Insurance CorporationOver EightyNine Yaxs of SafeThe AltaMae BEAUTY SALON CLOSED ON MONDAYSOPEN AT 900 A MOPEN LATER THURSDAY AND FRIDAY BY APTOINTMENN TPHONE UP 83359 NOTICE OFAt aof t County,Council RoomtMay 10,155Present Village President, Diakel,Clerk Ackley aod Truatea Shirley, Swurthout, Kennedy, Tiplady, Beadand Lavey AJboent JNtoBft The following resolution wasmade by Trustee Swarthotrt aM iiadoption mo2d Whereas the Council deems it1 advisable, to vacate, discofttlfte and abolibh the Southbaii of that part of MU1 Street, lying between Let 4Block 8, Iinge 6 and Lot 1, JBlock 8Range 5 of the Original Plat of the Village of Pinakaey,aa diy laid outplaited and recorded, be it therefore resolved that it is actviaabk to vacate, discontinue and abolish thethe South half of that part of MU1 Street lying between Lot i, Block 8,Range 6 and Lot 1, Block 8 andRange 5 of the Original Plat of the Village of Pinckney, as duly laid laid out, platted and recorded, andthat the Council shall meet on July 12 1955 it eight oclock p m at theI Council Rooms in the Village of PinekLey and hear objeetions,if any there be to the vacating, discontinuing and abolishing of that part of Mill Street hereinbefore described,, and that following notice be givn of such public hearing by pofelisb ing the same on June 22, June 28 uni Jaly 6 ,1955 in tfce Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper publishedand circulated within the Village ofi Pinckney towit NOTICE OF PUBLIC BEARINGi Notice is hereby given that the VUi age Council of the Village of Pinckney, Livingston County, Michigan,will hold a public hearing on July 12, 1955, at eight oclock pm in theCouncil Rooms in said Village, tohear objections, if any therebe tothe vacating, discontinuing and ab olishing of the south half of that part of Mill Streeet lying between Lot 4, Block 8, Range 6 and Lot 1 Block 8, Range 5 of the OriginalPlat of the Village of Pinckney, asduly iafd out platted and recordedlie it further resolved that a copyof this resolution with said Notice of Hearing be published in Pinck ney Dispatch on the dates hereinbefn set ouV ResolutioTr supported oy TnuteV KennedyUnanimously adoptedStanley Dinkel village President Mildred Ackley, village clerkThe Ray Burns, Jack Young, DConklin and K Fry families pjeiced at Independence Lake Sunday, o Mrs, Theresa CoyleThe Joe Hummer family spentthe week end 5n northern MichiganThe Douglas Piummer family wentto Niagara Falls their fetees picaked at North LakeJune L The Iagham County TB Societya workad out a profljn to xraytfciRev Friday, Saturday July 8, 9Doable Feature ProgramOktnn ord art Edward G BottaeoaWJmaa, jator thai u VIOLENTbeen traaaferred to Samaria The Gletti SMrffya erf have purcnaaed the Patton Grocery there lLt John Thompson jr of Xxgtwea recently married to Mrs, Joan Walls Smatana at Albuauerque, xJHw The annual McGuiness Reunloiiwas held at DexterPark June 26th,Hamburg School District Noi 1faces a dflema Iiey muit bend tobuild a new school or annex to AimArbor or Brighton They have beenending their high school pupils toAna Arbor but are now notifiel that Ann Arbor will take no more Jthgrade pupil from them The matter will be threshed out at the annualmeetingPaul Baries, a Detroit attorneyepened an office in BrightonMrs Lawrence Queal of Hmburyis a patient and St Joe hopital,Ann ArborMrs Mae Barron has sold Si iWtiii u July 8 9ANGRY MEN laRayaod Maatejr, Debra Paget JeffreyJohn Payne and Mary Murphy , e HELLS ISLAND4in Coier DANGER IS MY FKPaul Laafton,Howell Cmiit BureWto Mrs Chas Monday, July U, 11Sunday 2M P ContAtaire and Leelie CaroalaDADDY UNG LB68In CinemaScope and Color vilfc sTerry MooreTueau Wedn Thw July 1, lSf 14Barbara Stanwyck Robert Ryan in RSpAPE TO BURMA In CinemaScope aad ColorSYLVANTHEATRE PsyWSunday, Mondar, , DttrU Day ad Jaaw LOVE ME OR LEAVE In CiaeauScope and QolorwithCameron MiUkell, Robert Keithand Tom TtUlyNovelty Newa ColorWednesday, Jwly 13 One Pay OnlyFull length feature muinal fantasy HANSEL AND GRETELla TeehaicolorFull length feature musical fantasy movie of the month SCIO DRIVEIN THEATREANN ARBOR, MICHIGANFriday, Saturday July 8, 9 M WHITE FEATHERIn Cinemascope and ColorStanley Berriznan Howellney has been elected head of the Lions Club and EdVard Fritch ofthe Rotary462 people have enrolled in theHowell swimming classes Linden has sold her 296,000worth of bonds for her new schooj Margaret Devereaux nurse in aLansing hospital and daughter ofthe Tom Devvereauxs of Howell,was chosen Miss Michigan a the state contest at Travenss City and I Friday, Saturday July 8, 9CRASHOUTA Drama StarringWilliam Bendix, Arthur KennedyCartoon andNeweSunday, Monday, July 10, 11 THE SEA CHASEin CinemaScope StarringJohn Wayne and Lana Turner and Tab HunterCartoon Robert Wagoner, Debra PagetandWGHT PEOPLEIn CinemaScope and ColorStarringGregory Pecks and Leda Gam CartoonSunday, Monday, July 10, 11 THE GLENN MILLER STORY in TeekaiealorStarringJamee Stewart anJ Jean AWeonWed, Thnr, July 12, 13, 14 ,, BEDFVLLEDand competes in the nationa contest Drama h Cinescope and Technicolorat Atlantic City n withJoseph LaRosa, Jackson fuirniture Anne Baxter, Steve Forrest andstore proprietor was robbed of Simone Renant500 at closing time last Wdne Cartoon ,5d released wa7rt5aH Lima township near Dexter, i Vandals smashed windows and CvaiinSfv M and Leave Me,damaged a number of cottages at j rtrane Fagrin and Bass Lakes last week We understand a number of juveniles picked up have adnJWeoV thcrime BROADWAY TO BAGDADwithLeo Gorsey and his boys CartoonOna Campbell and wife are speading the week in northern MichiganMrs Margaret Clark and childrenspent Sunday with the Jerry Clarksat Whitmare LakeBorn to Janes Ward and wife f,Chubbs Comers July 4th,twin boy Wilmont Plumiwer and wifespent ithe week end at Mio Abbott and CostelloMeet the Mummy Tues, Wed, Thur, July 12, 13, 14BLACK SHIELD of FALMOUTHt la Cinemagcopc and Color withJanet Leigh and Tony CaseandNAKED ALIBIJack Teeters and George Halabythe George Roushes The following from here attendedth funeral of George Dagg sr atDetroit Tuesday Lawrence Camburn,Jack Hannett,Lawrence Baughn Stirling Harden and Gloria GibsonCartoonDr Cecil Hendetf and fcmily whohave been at Jackson, Miss, have been transferred back and are liri t Lansingley VanSickle and wife and FrelRebman and wifeRoy Clark, Dick Wylie and JackDoyle saw the Northville races thenight of the 4th me Ed Hockeett fam of Newcastle, Pa, are visiting the Merwin CampbellsMrs Louise Hamilton f Lensin,and Mrs Helen JLannedy and sonJohn of Howell spent the 4th at ta Irvin Kennedy home 111A rXJV Did You Ever Hear the OneAbout the Dairy Farmer ABought In December enjoyed In JulyTurkey, bargainpriced in December, tastat especially good in July Thanks to a homefood freezer, poultry and practically any thing else will retain all its natural flavorNo matter how you serve itcold and sliced,in a salad, or piping hot with all the trim mingsyour turkey will be as fresh andtasty as it was the very day you put it awayinjrourjromefood freezerAndheroa a femt withafireeaer you can convert leftoversto plannedovers In your freezer theyll atay aa tasty aa when first prapand Uprtgnf or onetfti buy the onethat fits TWs morning, as they do every morning365 days a year, 13,000 dairy farsqeis aroseat the crack of dawn fedi watered andmilked a quarter of a milKon tested cows,imped 2,5 tons of pure, fresh niHk to Detroit Thats 12 million qiiarts, includinga surplus over table needs going into icecream, cottage cheese oncf other healthfuldairy productsPutting on call an abundant daily supply ofmilk requires production and marketingfficiecy of the higneat order The milkaaawnbly line strtawiilva heifer, ifa a line,3 yean long, you cant stop tit start with aMICHIGAN MIL ryou havent, you should make the acquaintance oxyoujr Pairy Farmer He furnishes about a fourth ofour food every dayaiiddoefljipjarftMyth of hftt yovi pay foflhe other tfiree quarters Ask any dieticianJL3pushbutton Besides, your dairy fumercooperatively owna plants, laboratoma andtransport equipment for receiving, teating,He fupports induatrywide xaattrch for theimprovement of his product aad to me He employt management, adeotiet technicalpersonnel, atenographert, and tcdriTert ,i n gettin g hi t miQ t fiom farm t o market Whe n yo u mee t tal i farmer , bel l te D yo utruthfull y the h e earn t le a tha n factor ywage s tt the time and nose y apent , bu thel l sa y you H ge t you r nflk , freah frm th efarm, tomorro w monung i i,t 17,00 0 DAIR Y FARME R MFMRFP S I N 1 1O F 7HF M SHIPPIN G T O M k OfTROI 40 4 Tyi i i XJ HWCtMT I 4 J10LINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGS SHOESDRTGOODS fFwwxWCANNED GOODS GROCERIESKEN GENERA I STOREFor I Snack 5950 HOWELLPINCKNEY ROADPhone 1535 R1I Howell for Group ReservationMATURING Prime Steaks and Chops Finest in Sea FoodSpring Chicken , Delicious Sandwiches Beer and WineDinners Served Monday Through Saturday 6 PM TO 9 PMSUNDAY 2 P M TO 8 P MJust 4 Miles North of Pinckney on Howell Rd Florence Preuas aad MrsThoma Sooner attended the Book inYpsilanti last week They ata lecture by Lewis Reimanvrhki spoke on Michigans Colorful People Mr Reiraac started the V M Freh, Air Camp at Patteraoh Lalfe and ia, the author of sev eral books on Michigan He autographed a copy of Us latest bookfor Mrs BonnerBlrs Lucille Camburn took hernephew ,, Junior Gorton back toBeulaft last weekWelton Chajnberlan is workingat 1ie JWiysRaiser proving ground on thV George Long farm, i poa warthout has purchased aa real monkey , a member of the i rheus simoniis species Whether he 1will goon tie Stage or get a grind organ ip go with it he ha not decided yet The Clarence Culver family ofFarmington spent Wedat th e Mur j ray Kennedy home The Robert Tasch family apvnttfee week ead with the Cy AtLeee at Gladwin jMrs Atary Jane Tasch aad daughter, listen, attended the wedding of Mrs Marjory Stuber and Harry1Smith at St Patricks church, North field, Friday The brides daughterMidge, was maid of honor and the grooms brother, Everett, best manThe ushers were Richard Stubor, son of the bride and Roger SmiU, son of the groom, The groom is therprincipal of the Northville Elomen tary oehoolFreddy Rebman, son of Mr andMrs Fred Rebman of Portage Lake is taking 6 weeks training at Fortj Campbell, Ky, He is a ROTC cadet at Michigan State There are 1500 jROTCS there from 29 statesLeonard Cook is enjoying 2 weeksvacation looking up the bears aidporcupines in northern Michigan Jack Hannett and his mother,MraKate Hannett were in northern Michigan aver the week endGeorge Dagg jr,wife and 2 childrenof, Detroit called on MurrayDagg FridayJck Young has bought the Millard Young housein the Doolittlesubdivision on the Dexter Rd The Millard Young are building a homenear the General Motors ProvingGroundsMrs Fern Gutter, and family andthe Carl OaWlfns of Augustaspent thtf week end with tthe Harold PorterssThe Andrew Nesbitts were guestsof the Gordon Hesters in Ypsilanti over the week endGlenn Lewis of Brighton, a pastmaster of the Masonic lodge diedSundayMrs Alma Chambers gave a pronuptial shower for Miss Gwen Kinsey Thursday niht Miss Kiniy jwill be married to Don Garhart on July 16 jMrs Minnie Parker of Ann Av MYRONHUGHES Complete Line Plumbing rtxluresand SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot wfer HaaltnComplete Una of PumnsSell Wlnsfe We Service mt PHONE UP8114 7 I KASTWagoners Grocery Pinckney ReadQualityLOW6eer and Wise to Yake GutPhone Howell 705J2ALUMINUM POORS BY WINTERS EAL v i As Advertised in LifeHOLIDAY DOOR 3495HUAVV DUTY COMMERCIAL TYK SHOOFree Estimates on Window InstaiJo tion JobsSINK BASE CABINETVery Reasonably Priced Quantity Li mi todSave Up to Seventy Lsollarftbor spent the week end with the oongress inFLOFRS OR AU OCCASIONS IranWWKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY lit 1 HWM HooUSPECI , B F HOME SUPPLY COMPANYMr and Mrs Roy Reason, Ann 69 Pinckney Howell RoadShirley and Leota spent the weok rend in Honor, Mich Miss Viola Petty of HowllMr and Mrs Andrew Campfll spent Sunday with the J H Hokcalled her aunt, Mrs Grace KeiJv, ers Roy Carpenter and wife of Yp jin his wife who is in the air corp Ul OWOSSO Sunday nnfi 11 RatnvrUv thereEx Staff Sertfi, Donald Clarkavfs July 15 for California tosilanti called SaturdayRESTAURANTS r , KSTEAK, LbiTEER AND HEIFER BEEF, Lb GROCERIES AND COLD MATSi somts HOLUSTS iTRUCKS TRACTORS CABS RUSSELL i AnnualSCHOOL ELECTIONOf the Pinckny Comnronlty Schools , Putnam Township, Livingston County,, Michigan Will Be Held at AT PINCKNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLAT 800 P MVON, JUL Y 11Ifets attend thftay onjr honw for 2 wecka on nTtnannBbanWan1bn1inWninMnafnVnnnnltonV JBnMJackaSai mtad Ihdr coUagi X Poetic For At Parpoaa of Electing 2 Tros tees for a Period of Three Years, and to Transact Such Othertf May Lanftlj Come Before Said Meeting Petition hae been Fied for the follomtn candtdatesFOR THREE YEARS HOWARD THAYERFOR THREE YEARS JOSEPH BASYDLOFOR THREE YEARS ELIZABETH COLONE FOR THREE YEARSr THOMAS BONNERWltr G rectalGravea who aokl11 tarn to Jackak wfl wait or buy 1 DatW Hit ty of Jaw, IMSESIC G MOSV , fLYING CLOUDM Iriast r typ 20inc hwed throug h tel l gratt t brvsfc 1 HP 4ycf ceayttartiii g ngia ha s auto of k rwl d ttortcr , 2 to 1 ga r dwdiea , M huhd mufflw , an d UM Srgvkr 90 Havydut y nepiec safet y carto n l d blad e protecte d b ytil p dutc h an d bet f Ha s Mflripnc u mafi c rb be r tim, adjustab k cvt tiftf l ntlafct lea f mulch woptional PRICE 999 5NOTICE O F MO1TGAG t TH E LAVE Y HARDWAR ETH E ROUS H PLUMBIN Git Defaultcondition s tt amad e b y Willia m XHaxe l LaPrad , hi s wtf i et f GKlchiga a t o Ernes t HPinckney , Michifanda tda y o f Fdbrurar y 1901 e d i n th e offic e o f th e a,ute Y mDeed s fo r th e Count y oi AViagvto van d Stat e o f Michiga n o r nda y o f February , 1951 , i n ttt 6o f Mortgageuo o page s 4Hi 48e owhic h Mortgag e ther e i s eioxwe d t ob e du e a t tk u tU U tias ootic f fo rprincipa l an d i t rarest , tb c w a Eigh t Hundrc v in, 5Z 00th s S1862 , ilar s ti e or the r su m o f Twntyx e an d00100th 9000 Dollar s a s Attor ney s fees , makin g th e whol e am oun t claime d t o b e du e a t th e dat e o f thi s notic e towit , th e su m Eigli tHundre d ThirtyEigh t an d 5210Oth sj52 Dolla r t o whic h amoun twil l b adde d a t th e tim e o f sal e utaxe s insuranc e tha t ma y b e pai db y th e sai d Mortgage e betwee n th e dat e o f thi s notic e an d th e tim e o fI sai d sale an d n o proceeding a t la w havin g bee n institute d t o recoe rUa e deb t no w lemaiflin g secure d b ysai d mortgage , o r an y par t thereof , whereb y th e powe r o f sal e contain e d i n sai d Mortgag e ha s becom e op eratlve No w Therefore , Notic e i s Hereb y Give n , tha t b y virtu e o f th e powe r o f sal e containe d i n sai d Mortgag eI an d i n pursuanc e o f th e statut e i nsuc h cas e mad e an d provided , the sai d mortgag e wil l b e forclose d jb y aj si o f th e premise s therei n tes l cribe d o r s o muc h thereo f a s na y, b e necessary , a t publi c auction , oth e highes t bidde r a t th e Wes t fron tdoo r o f th e Courthous e i n th e Cit yo f Howel l an d Count y o f Livingston ,J Michigan , tha t bein g th e plac e fo rholdin g th e Circui t Cour t i n an d fo rsai d Count y o n Wednesdayh e 10t h da y o f Auust,1955 , a t 100 0 ocloc kEaster n Standar d Tim e i n th e fore noo n o f sai d day , an d sai d premise swil l b e sol d t o pa y th e amoun t s o a saforesai d the n du e o n sai d Mort j gagr e togethe r wit h Si x 6 per I centinterest , lega l costs , Attorney s fee s fi d als o an y taxe s an d insur anc e ha t sai d Mortgage e doe s wa y o n o r prio r t o th e dat e o f sai d sale ar e describe d i nat outhMHee o f th e Nort heas t terl v of th e Northwes ttrdotu a Qoarte r J4 o f Sectio nII , Townshi p 1 Nort h Rang e 4 Eas tMichigan tbeirt e Xort h 844 0 fee ttfeeee e Wef t 58 S tmt theac e Soot h144 0 feet thmatm East 18 8 fee t t o f rtri THE BUSINES S OFESSKNA L cre s mor e o rte d Ma y 4l u 150 ranci s J Shield s an dviUi s L Lyon sAttorney s fo r Mortgage eBiuies s Addres s 11 2 N StateStreet Howell Mich th Pinctn yIFO R SALEX06 O 4 doo r Chryn , x Windso r seda n Phon e Howell, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 06, 1955 Description An account of the resource July 06, 1955 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 1955-07-06 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d558b1a6addf30c2161dd83feec9782e.pdf d49d02d25de3c95cd5dacc58315f8fcc 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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sisters , Mrs Patrici a Vedde r o f An n Alte r an dMrsrDori s Kemp f o f DexterTh fu nera i wa s a t th e BtaifaivHildinge rFunera l Home , An n Arbo r toda ywit h buria l Washtenon g Memoria lCemetery PINCKNE Y SCHOO L ELECTIO NA t th e scho l electio n Monda y nit e Confessions, Frida y evenin g afte rNovea a Devotion s an d Saturda y fro m78 0 t o 90 0 p m an d Sunda y be for e th e 80 0 Mass Galva f y Mennenit e Cnwc nEev sra fleachy, PasterS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worshij 1000Sunoay Scb ol 1100Youag Peopiea Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800 15th annual community summervacation Bible school is fromonly 152 otes were cast about a i July 11 to 22 at Calvary Mennonitetenth of the vote The vote for 2, churchClasses for all agea through LOCAL NEWSThe Louis Merrils of Gulfport,Miss, and Madge Jack of Mt Pleatand spent Sunday with the Bo JacksThe Martin Ritter family calledon the 4phn Strong family at Whitmore Lake SundayBarbara McAfee spent the weekend with Mary Hollis at Hamburg Miss Dorothy Parker and VincentYoung sr were involved in an auto 3MUUNSoaring church attendance and tfcreligious boom this country ia experiencing leaves some peoptobkeptieal Roughly speaking 60 percent of the people of the nationlong to some one of the nations churches, the highest percentage ia the nations historyChurch attendant The Cathodeincreased 50accident in North Territorial Road percent and the Prostestant 45 TheFriday Both cars were damagedand Miss Parker received an injured critics say religious interest is superficial and many attend becauseknee and bump on the head j jt js considered the proper thing toStanton Lia of Koal Oak and do It ig no secret that churcn tecyiBob Kerr of Detroit called on the I inss are Sunday fare mostly and William Shehans last week I there ia little mklweek activity The Bob Pike family went to Cor yet the churches today have moreruna riday MrsBentley same home mOney han ever tore and aewhome with themPercy Maxwell of churches are going upand j left Back in the horse right andtrustees to be elected wasHoward Thayer Thomas BonnerJoseph Basydlo Elizabeth Colone 10249BABY PHOTO RACKETAccording to the Ann Arbor Newsthe baby photo racket is beingworked in this section The photographer conies to the door and wishes to photograph the baby toenter in a contest conducted by theGerber Baby Food Co with prizes He usually gets an order for pictur the high, school Everyone welcomeGbirdiRev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 980 a mMorning Worship 1049 a mThurs night prayer meetingat the church atWed choir piactfc 800740 p nfhs Feasts OrarahM36 West between Main and UnadiHa StreetcRev Keith Ruegsegjer PastorSunday SchoolSunday Worshipes The Gerber Co is conducting no i youth GroupcontestIhbrri8Nixon, p , 3H Bailer, Jf 3Wellraan, c 3White, rf 3Parks, cf 3Westmorland, 2b 3 00 0 00 0 00 0LEAGUE STANDINGS W L PCTCOUNTYPinckneyHowell Gear 4City Service 2Fowlerville 2Hamburg 0 11340 800800400400000BAITING AVERAGES AB R HPhilip GentileGeorge Daisy Bob MeabonBob Darrow 15 4 0 ,16 18SouthweU 10Ray Moriarity 18Don Burg 13Jim Meyers 14Joe Jeffreys 17 Wesley Reader a 1Dick Kennedy 2i Mrofka S 7i 2 4 4 42 32 33 32 38 3tot 0 0 00 0 Pet406400370307300 218215213176J000000000CARD OF THANKSBODY JS RC0VBBDThe boly of Ate man who drowned t Silver Lake Tuesday was recovered Wednesday y Jack Ucthy An11l4lfror diyertt wmsidatifiect rtKat of Jame8 Bakk um ofWeswy, Wis, a member of the air at Willow Bon,Bftl CBSRRtpS r amr Sweet Cherk Will bite strnr oneslater Phone your OrdersW H Meyer hone UP 86693BAKE ANDTh MaifJtara Circle of StPaul Lutheran Church of Ham urg will hold a Bake Sale and a dale on tbe twtf theDress Shop a 4700 Midland DHveJStrawberry LifrfsflftmSatvrdaf, July 16th at 1 a nComeaad help a T1R KINGS DAUGHTEtSMrs MaHWa Clark last ttomdayMrs Merwis GampMl led, DM dey tnd prMnW W fair and present fee with stiver pin I wish to thank my friends andnighbors for their acts of kindnessaad the flowers and cards 1 received while 1 was in the hospitalMolly GrantCARD OF THANKSTo my very many friendssent me greetings and get whowellcard, also Livingston Lodge for thecards and basket of fruit which 1thoroughly enjoyed I sincerelythank you Percy EllisOES1JAZAARSaturday, August 6 at 10 a m to m at Masnnif templeLuncheon served 11 a m to 2 pjnBake Sale, Mrs Mae Daller, chAprons, Virginia VanNorman ch Market, Rofjorta Miller, chFancy Work Sadie Moran, chBaby booth, EJsther Hall ch Parcel Post, Alberta Close, ch Bagj Amanda DeBarr chCreainaJSmma BoydhCandy Booth, Rainbow GirlsQ E S mergers turn in theirdonations fay August 5th KrWANIS NOTESIn the Kiwanis boys league cheYellows beat the Reds 16 to 4 andand the Whites beat the Blues 9 to6 last weekBatteries YellowsDick Kennedy and Terry Rowell, Reds Billy Winger Dave Darrow andTyHeDnnie Clark and HoUings worth Blues H Singer, John HoyBasydlo Evening ServiceThurs PrayerJr Choir Practice Wed Sr Choir Practice Wed 945 a m1100 a m, 700 p m800 p m800 p m 400 p m780 p m Mrs Ruth Dillingham of Lansing days there were many j JJcalled on the Roy OilUnghams Sun churches supplied by ministers of the villages Then the big autoThe John Boyers attended the fun wages pai1 in the cities and iacreaaeeral of Edward LaJoyce in Detroit in mochaiii2ed farming caused theSaturday I rurv population to flock citywardThe Ken and Clifford Bush famii and most of the inira churcheies of Grand Rapids visited the Gus went out buaines8 The auto alg0Hannamans last week made it easy for rural people to atMrs Margaret Kippen and fam tend villajfe churcne8 Af ter Worldily, Grand Rapids, visited her moih Wal n faster transportatioa andMrs Gus Hannaman a couple ot lower living cogtg caused the citypeople to flock back to the countryweeksGus Hannaman has a weeks va j und subdivisions sprang up in acationDr George Mann of 50called on Mrs Mary Fitzimmons Monday ,mile radius around Detroit The exBelleville isting churches could not handlethis influx and in other casts thevillage did not have the church ofAlbert DinkeJ and wife were in lheir faith so aew churches sprangAnn Arbor Friday up like mushroons after a rainSomeSTPAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH o Missouri Swd77013 East M 36 HamburgNOUS 25 YtAKb AGI The reunion of the descendents ofChristopher Monks was held at Inverness July 5 The following of fie were elected Prs,Louia Monke Phone AC 99054, BrightonSunday School 10 a m every Sun Regular Worship Service 11 a m, Vacationers welcomeCome worshipwith usMRS ABIGAIL LI VERM OREAbigail Bullis, daughter of Charles and Henrietta SimonsSec, Treas, Tom Moran Entertain was born in Unadilia township Octment committee, John Monks, Boy ober 14, 1866 and died at the home W F Close and wife entertained how we think this reliKious revivaltheir garage force and families at ig permanent There are just tooat their home at Lobdell Lake Sun many peOple for the churches to The Wesley Morrisons of Chelsea handle and anyone who has beenand Mrs Ella Walsh and daughter around al all aml seen thl, hundreds Webster called on the John Boyers of new homes gojng up ghouUSunday know the rural population increase The Tlainbbw Girftptcntc isTnur WITtrmrtMHie day at the home of Mrs Helen MU1 er They hold a bake sale Saturday at 10 a m at the Pettysville school Gov Wiliams vetoed the reMrs Clara Kennedy ami children peal of the cham store Ux fof Detroit, Charles Elsele and wife which the dajly in whlchand Fred Grieve and wife of Fow chain advertise biff pnning hilerville called on Mrs Emma Voll The governor in vetoing it remmrkmer SundayJeorjge VanNorman and wife, ion out of thlFl Bh d M the repeal would take half a millMrs Florence Baughn and Mrs bajyMoran and Harvey Blanchard of her son, Russell, o M36 YestHerbert Muma, 12, of Detroit was en July 8drowned in the mill pond here Sal She married James Livermoieurday He was playing with Am and most of her life was spent inbrose Kennedy , Howard Read,Jack j Unadilla on the Livermore farmAReason, Charles Porter, Lila Lewis few years ago they move toMarjory Haines The body was ree ory where her husband passed awaycovered by Harold Reason who dove I in 1948 A year ago her health fail fr It, Glen Slay ton and C J Clinton also dove The boy wa visiting afthe Bfeoneau homeRobert 9 and Donald, 7, son ofthe William Millers of Toledo weredrowned at Strawberry Lake July4thTke county centennial at Ho wellJuly 4 was a success Every town ship in the county had a float inthe parade Putnams depleted thefirst birth in county Helen Devereaux and Janet Feidler were heralds and the life size stork was borrowed from Mack and Co, Ann Arbor Unadillahad the first postofficeOak Grove the first churchMT andMrs Clifford Horton of Iosco werethe est couple They were marrJ years Theoldest Putnam coupies were Mr and Mrs W SSworthout, Mr and Mrs Patrick KennMr and Mrs W H Bowman and Mr and Mrs John DunbarThe ball game between Pinckneyand Fowlerville was a thriller It went 14 innings and Pinckney won 2to 1 Both teams were well reinforced Jim Moran pitched for Pinckneyand Proctor of the Risdon Creamery, Detroit for Fowlerville Moranallowed 8 hits and had 11 strikeoutsnd Proctor allowed 10 hits and struck out 16Fowlerville scored the4th when Jim Meyers singled andsoorded when Proctors hit fell be tween Cox and Dnnken Piacknayscored the 6tohits by Ed BrownEd Drinkert and Lou Vedder In 14 hVedder hit into the toft field crowdior 8Tun4 rule double Ed Browa and m f when Terhua0 threw wild t Vedder and she has since lived with herRussell Besides her son there aregrand children and 7 great grand childrenThe funeral was held at the Swarthout Funeral Home Monday afterternoon, Rev J M McLusas officiatingBurial in Pinckney CemeteryANNOUNCE GIFTThe county hospital announces agift of 5000 from the Detroit Edison CompanyThe nationally known bugle corpThe Lamplighters, sponsored by theThomas Edison American Legionof Detroit will march in the parade, and put on their drill at the SooCanal July 16 They have 5 timesworTthe state title and number players, a 7 man color guard and 3quartermasters The Michigan Bell Telephone Copaid a tax of 8,286,000 into the pri mary school fund which is 1,000,00more than last year Betty Seefeld attended weJrinir ol strane thftt ,hi iatm in conTom Manion at Milan Saturday, sideriaff thc bodjes who needed Ux Neil Baughn was beat man Ms rejef ahJU, dedde tht thgVanNorman, soloiot antGeorge VanNorman ushered were the only ones in this classThe chain store tax was passed inThe Gerry Eichman family spent i9 when therek E T t Tlast week at Eaat Tawaa at TomHowes motel The Dale Miller family called on ingsthe Albert Shirleys and Hollis H01I1 as the was oppositionto them and independent merchantswere holding antichain store meetways Sunday buyduce locally etc Gov WilliamaMrs Ethel Cunningham attended gaid he wouW on,y consider the the wedding of Margaret Cunning if ft Reneral tax reljet progrWB WMLIBRARY NITAThe board trustees announcegift ef 100 from Mr and MrsThosLott, summer residents of Portagealee are Rough WlntU ofay by Hallinan, County Fair by Em ery A 4H Romance, Ten Gallon Hat, Harut, Summer Date, Bruckcr Beatinest Borby Stewart, Misty by Pennis and One Man Backfleld byLeonard Proctor got a hit wentto 8rd on 2 infield outs and was outhile trying to steal home withHnh11 for Drmaa who lived there He was toldhe had been dead about 2 yearsThe last tryear of Ws Kfe waft ia awheel dutir Dr caaae through this f H C whoj played with the Tpsi Normal had 3 hks Tom Howlett and Bidie Drinkert each 2 Claude Kennedy hand led 12 chances at 2b Loren BassettAt night a pageant depicting theS5Ga afif SSsfiGilt, last week a blackfaceJugfienone act play wasat ta ead of the ephs church the Coming of SleurLaSaK Haady jui Indian episode,Grain Oak the Lee home, Brighton,a husking bee aad dance , Howell,a old tet lawwrt CARD OF THANKSI wish to thank my friends and andneighbors and their kindness duringthe death of my father and also the members of Livingston Lodge whoattended the funeral Murray DaggTHE CUNTRY COOKSThe Country Cooks met at theReason home June 29 with 16 present Donald Smger presided James Hoi Vnga worth and Kristen Taschgave the ramonstrationANNOUNCEMENTMrs Shirley Lalonte annouacethe engagement of her sUterinUWrMrs Eeielle Bnceetto to Ernest Bottkee head of tke Pfickney Reereat ham at Dexter SundayThe Gerry Eichman family calledat the Russell Glover home at Webberville Sunday Miss Dorothy Parker was a Sunday dinner guest at the home of Mrs Ethel Sprout Clare Campbell who spent ner vacation with her parents on M36W has returned to the University ofof Michigan where she is taking anursing courseMiss Maryann Campbell who is attemptedDetroit attended St Marys campnear Battle Creek last week lorbusiness women44 attended the picnic for liePinckney OES past matrons andmatrons at the Harold Porter home ,at Portage Lake Sunday A pot luck4, Oakland county got a lot of publicity last week when it was rep rted a 7 ftalligator was loose in LongLake Rilemen, reporters and hoto grapers flocked there but did notsee the reptile An alligator manfrom Florida who saw the tracks said it was only about 3 ft long Itis probably an escaped petManypeople bring alligators back fromturn them loose A 22 inh one was found in the Huron Elver uT liWHTand a 2 ft one in Elizabeth Lake in 1963 Like the sea sarpentsdinner was served The George Gardner entertaineda large number ol friends and rela tives Sunday at their home at gator story is probably exeragatedThe passingif lw Sharpsteenwhose medicine shows travelled ihis r ,T UT ihir this area for 40 vears,make us feel Strawberry Lake m honor of their daughter, Mary Lou The Haines family reunion was AbHaie home with 73 present This includedthe Ernie Sheiks and Harlow Haiasfamilieg of Albion, Floyd Haines family of Lansing, ,L D Haines of a little old Dr had a good show tadpacked them in at 10c per headHe on a most popular wentbottle or box of medicine sold Thetest to haveWIIUVI ta fi worm Howeverof Jackson Mrs Steinbridge of beloBf f Lapeer, Mrs H Fansberg, Mrs s entertainment, no rmdljyCarrie Bramerd sisters, aU from levlsion or Pcture ahow8 FlinTanxlall the Haines, family butRene and JaclcMrs Theresa Coye spent Sundaywith Mrs Fannie Kavtmugh and the Ray Burns family and calted onthe Herman Smith family in Howell FridayThe Winston Baughn family wereat their cabin at Lovells over theweek end The Dr Cecil Hendee family ofLansing the Lloyd Headees andMrs ftos Hendee Srere Sundayguests of the Lynn HendeesRobert Hooper and family of Detroit spent Sunday with the Lester McAfeesMrs Lina Drummond of transportation We do not thinkwould go over so good today, JUmedicines were harmless and many persons claim to h beaefltteathem negroes have won a The Virginiacourt has ruTwt there caa be no segregation in a staemraedBorn to Mr and Mrs L ITjr Joyce Fuhrman at thehospital, Detroit, July,ot iwn Jamen WaysiBnrn to Mr andin OoWie Markoe a son, Terry NettThe weddtac k iviftL day called on the Geoff Roushes Son Bern to Vhietpetttte U dwiitt MiITS THATfiRST Si LOCAL NEWSLJ Henry aad Bonnie Swarthoutspent the first of the week at LoveUa,Mr and Mrs Earl Gallop anddaughter , Sharon have returnedfrom a 10 day camping trip at Iron Mountain where they visited their son Richard and saw their 7 monthmonth old granddaughterThe Loren Meabon family of Van Nuys, Calif, are visiting his mother Mrs Alma Meabon jL D Raines of Norwalk Califisvisiting hereMrs Minnie Burton of Arizona isvisiting her brother Walter HBORING MHBDexter Attcsda Leg wfflbvld another rodeo July 17A reception was ffvea Mondaynight for H Carl Bates who rottenafter 29 years as a member of tbe school boardDr and Mrs Jame Pavia hawsreturned from Toronto Ont, wherethey attended the combined meeting of the American and Canadian Medical Asen mmmmmmsmmHP9WjHmmms firf LA iWllLEE THEATREjr iy THEATREB8CAFB TO MJMU The FiU , Is I Mrej levefe eM Bart MtvnmJH Tie VWU Sa T, Saturday, JeJ II, Ua THAT COSSet your childrens steps ,ni jour own inthe path of progress by opening a savings account here the sooner the better Getting into the habit of saving is the most certain wayto have money when you need itfor car, thedown payment on a home of your own, or someOther purpose Remember regular saving pays1THE McPHERSON STATE BANK i48 deposits VP to 110,000 fcsuedby our membership in tke FederalDeposit Insurance CorporationOver EightyNine Year of SafeThe AltaMae BEAUTY SALON CLOSED ON MONDAYS Foster and MrsKatherineEiy of Flint called on Mrs Mazy Uoff SundayMr and MmFred Read entertained the anniversary club Thursday uight honoring the Reads and AtLee anniversaries I The Jack SharpDorothy Lavey have moved to Lansing where he isworking for the Gulf Oil CoRoberta Hockett of V Newcastle Pa visited Bewerly Campbell last weekThe Ona Campbells returned fromCopper Harbor last week and spentthe week end at the Lenta home inLansing Beverly Caropbeli and NancyNash go to Camp Misshawnee nearHastings n August 1Mr and Mrs Fred Read entertained at their cottage over the week end the John McGuires and DrSteve Brown, daughterMarlyn andPaul Wodworth,Fred Swarthout and wife Larue Moran and wife, Harold Swarthout and wife, Mrs Gaussof Detroit and Fred Teeple and wifeof HowellThe Ralph Hall family visitedher sister Mrs RLasho and familyat Walcottville, Ind over the weekend iMrs Ralph Hall and Cuol spentThursday atCatnp TalahL Don Roberta has been named tbehead of the Dexter American Leg ionLoch McAlpine oa the Huron River, east of Dexter has been sold again to David Shubow and TlborHollo of Detroit for 425,00 Theyare subdivides and developers Mrs Gladys Juve who taught iPinckney last year, has accepted aposition in the Aon Arbor secondaryserftbol systemAll f the Dexter teachers havebeen rehired for next yax and also3 new ones Gift Refers aad M O fcWwsnnTIGHT1 WOT 8TBAQ LAX IH TOWVCJesy Weiestilkr inMOON Mfif Greer GameNews aad Take VtTiOPEN AT 900 A MOUR SALON IS AIR CONDITIONED MrsMae Dickerson of California is visiting the Andrew Nisbetts i Flamjlv Martin, Mrsr MaryTeeptewere Sunday gusets Connie Sue Minnix, 2, daughterof Mr and Mrs Troy Minnix of Stockbridge drowne At Clear LakeJuly 4thLawrence Undemer f Stockbridgeis now a member of the law firm efFoster, Foster and Campbell, ofLansingGust Maschke is a surgical patient at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor According to an article in the AnnArbor News Wayne Otwell will make a highly restricted residentialsubdivision of his Pettysville propertyThe Brighton Kiwanis held a earwash last week and washed 162 oarsMrs Susan Marshall 81, motherof Mrs Lester Sharp, Pinckneyschool teacher, died June 29 Sheleaves 4 daughters Sandra Coleman, 22, months,waadrowned in Bennett Lake last week and Alb ert Miller, 28, in HowellLake140 attended the Howell Masonicpicnic last weekRevMsg Fedawa, former Howellis now pastor of St Marys catkedral, LansingAf ter24yars services with the Moaday JEI if, 18Matinee Sunday 2M p m Cot Clark Gabfe and HSSA Hayward USOLDER OF FOKTCNBTIn CfBesaaScee and Ceior Tnet, Wed Tint Jnly It MLWaitTHB LIVING andb Tukyilw Wed Thar, Jnly 19 ft SI THB GLASS BUPPBT Pays ud MaryColor Carton NewtSYLVANTHEATRE 5CO DRIVEINTHEATREANN AMOR, JttCBJGAN, SaUrday, July IS USAILS INTO ULKKsVFtUf, Saturday, July 14, 16 TRACK OP THE GATin Jahn Paynt od Mart BlincfciriA Drama StarrinfRobert Mitchnm and Dana LynnTeresa WrightIn CinenaBcope and CelerNfweCANYON CROSS ROADwttaRichard Beeeheart, Phytt Klifc CerteenSunday Monday July 17, M LOVB MB OR LBAVB MST wHhDeris Day and Jaew In CinesaaSeopeSuaUy Shows 245 Coat, ITneA, Wed, Thur, Jly 19 U Leslie Caroa and MWhael M in Sunday Monday, Jnly 17, ISMAGNIFICENT OBSBSSlONH inJane Wymaa sad Reck Hndeeh YELLOW MOUNTAIN1Is TnjiirtiiHStiurrinfLn Barker and Mala Pewerec PHONE UP 83359 THANK YOU NOTEI would Hke to thank all my neighbors and friends for the cards I re ceived on my birthday Also for theboautiful, flowers candies cookies,fruits and wifts It was so nice to remembered God bless each andevery one of youMrs Flora McArtorShe married a good provider y h hMich State San and Ionia prison asherd supervisor Basil White has re tired and bought the Wilmont Lewmont Lewis farm on Mason Rd Judge and Mrs Hiram Smith ofHowell celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary last week A marriage license was issuedlast week to Donald Gearhart, 39 ofHoweJl and Gwendolyn Ktasey, 18,Pinckney Last year there were 15690deaths in the state ad 14,951 births Police destroyed several acresof marijuana, walued at 15,,000 atChelsea last weekCharles Hulce and Clara Saltswere married at St Pauls Ewangelical church, Chelsea, July 2Trying tto save her pet dg fromfalling out of her car nearly cdat the lives of 2 children last weekMrs Melissa Linton of Berkley sawher car open and her dog indanger of falling out When she reached back to close it her carwent out of control and she hit 2children, Kathleen Miller, 2 andKevin Miller, 14 months who wereplaying in a driveway They are inSt Joe hospitalFrancis Harris of Detroit,brotherof Ssylvester, underwent an appen dicitis operation recently CRUSOEDrama in Technicolor StarringDan aHerUny, Jasies FernantfesShews 71 SM ComingStrange Lady In Town, Abbott aad Costello Meot the Munwy,Eacspe to Bunas rtfRBA3t In withStewart and Grace Sett andTHIS IS MT InLtois Darnell and Da Daryea Cartoon JThe Edsil Meyer family of Ajin Walter Trinkol and wife of CoolArbor were guests at the,W HMey 8ea aad ill Martin of Laaslnt calledhome over tbi week end at the C,J, Clinton homo, SundayThe Herb Palmer jr family of Mrs Marjory Clinton of DetroitFlint speat Snnday at Palmer home called MondayPatty Palmer ii back from StXouts,Mo JFLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONSf realWINKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY MOTHNotes ot 48 Years AgQuite a number from here attended the July 4th celebration as StockbridgeThe Lyndilla TelepHone Companyis building a line soutlfc of Pinckney Eugene Campbell and Erail RBrown werc elected to the schoolto replace Dan Murta and W, KPlacewayMrs John Chambers has returnedhome from a visit in Iowa and Kan sasLloyd and Eva Grimes of Shawnee Ohio, are visiting their grand parents the Sam Grimesesattended theA , Dads a whiz as a good provider eventhought of the home food freezerAnd Mom, who likes to set a good table,finds it the best friend a cook ever had It keeps in arms reach the good things andthe good buys shes always coming up withMom shops once a week or less now, too,thanks to her HFF Home Food Freezer Uprighttor cheatbuythe one that fits pState Bankers meeting in Detroitlast weekI S PJohnson cut the hay on thesquare this week Mr and Mrs, Elmer Glenn entertained a large number of friends at a bam party at the Glennbrook farm over the 4thThey still live toDetroit and week end here Foskett and Hannah have theAnderson drain about done Mrs C L Sigler is visiting herhusband Dr Sigler at Liberty, NT Nellie Gardner it home from XnmArbor for the sunynerArmstrong and Barron have purchased the old Commercial Hotel at Howell and will mave their International Harvester Agency thereFrancis Comiskey speat SundayH B GardnersThe Tom Cooper family of Jaefclon are visiting his mother feere The Casper Volbmr aad 8adleand Jott Harris vlsiterf fc Oak last weak SPECIALSGROUND BEEFr, Lb 35c 3 Uk TURKEYS, WHOLE OR HALF,BEEF RIBS LB GROCERIES AND COLD MEATSSOMERS k HOUBTERJ u gsln 10049c4 MILES NORTO OF PINCKNEY ON THE THE PINCKNEY ROAD GOOD FOOD BEER WINE DA1LY6PMTO9PM e Soneiy2P sits 8PMSANDWICHES ANYTOffi ,t K r r,, sst1 , v mmnn Business ReviIDEALSatisfaction Umeasured in terms more oftenof servicerather than sale Television andradio sets sometimes need slight adjustments, repairs or parts re placements Idtal Television Radio is proud to have us tellyou of their fine service department Highly skHted service men, trained in servicing art types of television and radio, ant ready to serve you You mayask their satisfied customers whonumber In the hundreds Thisfirm hes e reputation tomaintain end en obligation tothe people they serve To that the management hes spared no expense in adding the newest and most precise testequipment and parts With the necessary equipment and skilledservicemen there is nothing more to be desired Whether itfoe a new television or radio, or repair, this firm wiH serve youwell HARDWAREUfMtltThe howewtf wi fy findwhat she needs in the FischerHardware store Its departmentsit conveniently arranged forher asy siection Kitchen supplies in the latest models and designs are on display Every itemhas been carefully chosen with the homemaker in mind 10 23295You will marvel at this storescomplete gift assortment It car ries just about everything tomeet the knowing eye For asmall or larger grft, the wisebuyer hies herself to Fischers where variety and price winhighest approval from the shoppers in Ann Arbor end vicinityNAGLERS FUR SHOPWill Rtmodti Your Old Fur Coat late o CAKE STOLE CAPE or JACKETPrice Jtffgo 2500 and up318 Main St Aim ArborNO 2219If your furs look dated, youmay have them re sty led at Nai lers Fur Shop in Ann Arbor Thiscan be done more economically, during the summer months Oldfurs may be repaired and brought uptodate by this shopsskilled furriers and at mod wish to suggest that you makerate cost this shop amust to completeIf your choice be a new coat,lackey, or accessory, readymadeor custom, this shop has ad vanced styles from which tomake your selectionFor those desiring SUMMERSTORAGE PROTECTION for their furs, Naglers Fur Shop has adequate facilities for such vIn thjvjausiness review, we CURTIS RESTAURANTCklck h tkm JtotfftaVSotjffc Mate St NO 23747It is indeed a treat to eat at Curtis Restaurant food is anthe Curtis Restaurant in Ann I epicures delight Its wholeArbor Chicken in he Rough is, some food is a payment on youritt speciality whexe Every BiteA Tender Delight is no exaggeraitonHere you will find an excellent cuisine and courteous quickservice Breakfasts, luncheonsand complete dinners in a home health installment plan Bringthe whole family Youll enjoythe oldfashioned hospitality anddelightful surroundings of thisfavorite restaurant And, too, prices suit your budgetFor a real treatremember your fall ind winter wardrobe NOW is the time to make yourselectionHeck of 4gsVermont Morbto924936 N Main NO 88914In selecting a memorial, thiti Arnets have the most mofirm can show you monuments built on a basis of quality, beau ty and durability Rock of Agesend Vermont Marble memorials with the seal and guaranteere the finst Whether it be atnerkert or 9r elaborate memor ial, this firm will figure withyou and help you select something to meet your desired neds It will be a fitting tribute toaloved one dern appliances enabling themto produce the finest grade of work Their aim is to satisfy andthey invite your inquiries There i is an Arnet memorial to meet like atmosphere, airconditioned, Curtis Restaurant is the place tofor your comfort, are prepared go to your tastePETIRS SAUSAGE COMPANY227 last Summit Ann ArborNO 22507 Frk Meofi WiotwtThe name of this wholesale best and have local interests aicompany is wellknown to the stockraisers in this section Itsmodern plant is open to thepublic for inspection It pays farmers and stock raisers topmarket prices, it provides frestand superior meats to the smallretail trade, thus serving the public in a double capacity It meritsthe patronage and support of all in this sectiqp who desire the heartA wholesale meat concorrsuch as Peters Sausage Co, hessentiaj to the progress ancgrowth of the community Irthis review of some of the lead ing businesses we complimenthe management on the continuous high quality of its productwhich are so familiar to us, anc wish them continued success were perfected, the on y softevery requirement, so we sug , gest youconsultthiiiiim Do notwaif until an emergency arisesUpon request, a RockAges booklet on How Choose a Memorial, mayhad free of charge oftobe CULLIGAN SOFT WATER Service2321 Jehwi M NO 84522clear soft water from your tap The unit is exchanged at regularintervals Once a month you reI Before water conditionersSHIPMANS INCWrit Thru32131 S NO 3 JuvenileTin 20 C9Clothing and shoes in e fineselection for juyentfo Is thisfirms business The management hs sea nto it that PRICES AREWfcLL WITHIN THE FAMILY BUDGET They maide your dollar go further and at thejame time offer quality merchandise,1 TheyV have made a jpidei ftuety f practicality and style and canshow you complete outfits or mix and match themes in thenewest styles Their attendantsare experts ii fitting to comfort is assured FOR THE MOST COMPLETI SOLUTION TO YOURBOYS Ok GIRLS WAftORdfciPROBLEM, hie yourself or tendyour son or daughter to Shipmans, Inc, in Ann Arbor, whereitems are well displayed endservice Is always bestthS stores many patronsin thisiarea, we extend, m themanegements behalf, a Thankyou for your pest patronage They look forward to servingyou in fht futureAHTDERSON PAINTJ i 1 VI 300 ERooms take ornirw warmthwherv ppf4 Inpatterns The Anderson Paint Co In Ann Arbor is to helpyou with all your decoratingproblems They will show you delightful designs in plain, floral, or bright gometrics in the latest and loveiest ideas in wallpapers, and a pertly harmon izing selection of paints Color NO 143S9reshen It up Why no give itthe extra special touch, whichcolor makes possibleIn our businen review we areleased to tell you that the AnPerson Paint C6, offers the flrv est array of materials at reasonable cost You can personalize your homeespecially if youolan to do the work yourselfsuggestions wpvt of tJr, by an tariy visrt to this ffnafriendly service Thre is nbth ,tofe Promptness and courtesy ing homey or attractive about are firms aarvtoiwallpaper or paint dulled by jtrity walcomaXour eaadarfrorn wear Your home will look pinckney and i9rborino cormntwtr and more TnvHfno, if you muniria water available was when thehousewife hoarded water fromone downpour to another Now,making soft water out of hardwater is one of our finest im provements It offers manyECONOMIES IN TIME, LONGERLIFE FOR FABRICS and BETTERLIVING We now have soft water, the CULLIGAN WAYInstallation o fa Culligan unitis a simple operation It is connected to your water supply in your home It provides you with cetve a bill Thas ell there tstcit You buy no equipment ancyou have no maintenance workSOFT WATER MEANS youiclothes last longer, there is ncgummy curd or greasy film irsinks and bathtubs cooking isEASIER and TASTIER So, FOR HEALTH and ECONOMY, calf theCulligan Soft Water Service anc ask for information on their wonderful unitMcDONALD ICE CREAM Company SPECIALFlavr of ft MonthIvry Moftffc In Hff CaWon Container lor 79cMi S Mal NO 22553tee cream today is consideredone of the most healthgiving foods for grownu0s and chftdren McDonald Ice Cream Coproducti are ffries Tn qualityand flavor Better productsmake better ice cream and thepublic has the assurance that only the best ingredientsused in the process of manufacture by this wellknown and reliable firm serve McDonald Ice Cream Coproducts The smart hostess willfind them a popular finish toany meal or as a special treat n betvvjften meals Children, too,will prefer themWe are happy to rmind youof this popular firm when de siring first quality products Dealers in this vicinity knowthat their tee cream is consistent ly good, so ask them to serve itEnjoy an ice crearrxdessert in to you in small or large quanyour own choke of flavor The f titlesentire family wltl anjoy it if youLOUIS TRAMONTINH9TtratMCmtt Work DHvt NO 2049for QUIET AND ttSILIENCY,he mart owner will arrange tcidd the TILE THEME to his homeJ A most complete selection odesigns in floor and wait tile i offered by Louis Tremontin Inmany colors are suitable for usein your kitchen, bathroom, orbasement playroom Stores, of flees and reception roomsmade particularly attractive by or office It will reflect his goodaste For these reasons, we invite our readers to call this firr which is equipped for quick ancexpert installation service EsIts use rt adds personality and is timetet will be cheerfully giverfamous becaueeit is so eryiiirithout VISEL TRUCKING COMPANY GrodingNO 2MSS i V 193 Hiscock Strt This company offers the best in excavating service Their operators are experts and crane andbulldozer service is available atmoderate cost They specializein BASEMENT DIGING, BACKFILLING, GRADING, DITCHINGand CLEARING LANDYou may rent shovel or bulldozer equipment from this reliable firm Call them for your needs for that new building or landscaping problem You aresure of courteous, prompt serv iceThe Vise I Trucking Co, welcomes our readers and is glad to furnish estimates without ob ligation for your particular jobWe are happy to recommend a dependable firm such, as this, toour many readers for anything in this lineHave you heard abocf theawning that looks just as beaulifui from inside your home asoutside Awnings that neverhave to be stored because they give you winter as well as summer protectionawnings that are made with aluminum, yet can berolled up or down at a finger touch Meet those aluminumawnings with a difference, ALUMAROLL Gravite helps puli Alumarolldown, spring action pulls it up, and it can be anchored in anyposition No other aluminum awninggives you such complete sue a netweather control AND REMEM BER that aluminum gives youdurability you wont find irv anyother awning materialAll you have to do to keepAlumaroll awnings clean is towash them off with a gardenhose Alumaroll awnings comein goodlookng stripes or plainshadesROBERTSONS ALUMINUM WINDOW COMPANY ObHgoWon fromNOANN ARBOR BEDDING CO Free PiclwpDeWveryEstimates1003 Broadway NO 86652A homemaker should be suref quality and construction berore buying a mattress Onlyis she goes to a reliable firm can he be sure of whai she i geting The material, coil design,insulation, padding, and ticking r all important points to noteGood ventilationand tailoring are also important That is whywe tefl you of this reliable firm They are prepared to offer youthe finest in nw MATTRESSES, PILLOWS and BOX SPRINGS, and It is our pleasure to tell you oftheir serviceswill do a like new renovation job on your old mattress Theycan convert it fntcra modern in nerspring covered in best quality ticking May we suggest yourake advantage of this wonderful opportunityAnn Arbor Bedding Co isequipped to solve any beddingproblem for individuals, motels, hotels, institutions, etc infact, anyone with bedding needsCooperative Roofing Sidifig Co2333 W Stadium Blvd NO 88881When it comes to roofing andsiding one will make no mis take if they consult this reliablefirm They specialize in all kindsof roofing and siding and areglad io give advice on your building problems Estimates arecheerfully given without chargeWhen you think of roofingor siding one can save consider ible Good roofing and siding ncrease the value of your homeand make for more comfortable iving conditions That 4s whywe recommend this reliable firm to you You will be sure of getMng a proper job at a very reasonable figureGive this firm a ring In dealing with a wellestablished firmsuch as this, whose reputationand business has grown with a host of satisfied customers, youare sure of getting satisfactionInsulation and eavestroughing,Kool Vent awnings, Fiberglass and aluminum awnings, alsoaluminum storm windows anddoors are added features of this firms serviceARBORCREST CEMETERY 6rdi for All FptHu2441 Olccter Way NO 24292in this review of Ann Arbor,t is appropriate that we tell ourreaders of the ample accomodeffori for years to come at Arbor rest The selection of 8 choiceolot in one of thir beautiful gardens is a wen merited tri bute to your loved on The perpetual care program assure you hat at all times, regarcHess oftevson, your plot will receivendfvWuaJ attention This outtending feature tfnto t in cemetery which was so often neglected A cmetry of this type marked contrast to the old type mrits the support of the enftwrcommunityIt is wise to make a selectionin these fine gardens before nemergency arises when other de tails confront you May we suggest you secure further infonrwi rion by contacting the management of Arborcrest in Ann Af bor No obNoatten to invoivWV w NIM v f r a JjpSfM m IK tASiuen fif Naiunowf OF OUR DEMOCRACY, THE COUNTSTOftf WAS A CROSSROADS MEETING PLACEWHO SWAPPED careTIN4S AND ir ror, ATJONAS TMfy COSJDEfcKO Trtf WARESl11 4jfGOSSIP IS HEARD IN SUPERMARKETS AS WELL ASSTORE ,WWEN FAMIUCS INCLUPLNGTHEOLDMAN00T0deTHeRro STOCK THE WEEKEND LAfcoe DAIVCf OF ITEMS AVAILABLE TO AMERICANfAMIUES IS MAPC POS5HSLE IN PAftT IV THE INVESTMENTOP THE AAONtV THEV MAVC PUTASlDF IN LIFE SAVJNfiS FOK THClfc FUTuf2 SECUR TyWheat Yield is Boosted 28Bushels by Good Soil Care TNCREASES of as much as 281 bushels of wheat per acre fromthe use of fertilizer were obtained on some Kansas farms test season, reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committte, in citing results of tests summarized by Dr Floyd WSmith, Kansas State College agronomistWheat made 604 bushels peracre on the top fertilized plot on the Ted Breuer farm nearlyWaverly, Smith saidYields averaged more thanSO bushels on plots at the Ottawaexperimental field and on the vemon Meadorfarrn in WenaxaSeven other locations had topyields ranging from 40 to 49 bushels per acreOverall results on 18 farms inEastern and Central Kansasshowed that fertilized wheat av eraged 13 more bushels per acrethaji unfertilized wheatSmith estimates that fertilizer returned more than 4 forevery 1 invested in plant foodEven in severe drought area,there was usually enough yieldincrease to pay the cost or the fertilizer treatment, he saidSumming up the results ofKansas tests over the years,Smith saidIf a farmer will have his soil ef aatichie to Btaast aX PinclnMy, siymgaMaaday of Febrnnay 18il aa diatbi offke at iaeAajDeeds Or the Geaatr ef 1and Mat of atkaigaa eaday ef February, lst A of Mortgage, oa ie 4which MortsjsaB 4SMsra abe dot at tat Stee a tMaiprinritMti and iitsswii tapths fxd2 iiollan tber aua of XwaatBA efA rearElate iiktasshavSiPva awrbV4tt sotakac4 tooakr xrr a s andount daincd to at da at to dateof this notte towH, tka aomHundred TfaobrtySight and 183862 Dollar to which amonatwill btaddad at tat time of aala iJl rayifte that may paid bHigh soil fertiUty level gives top wheat yields per acretested and if he follows recom mendations for the use of phos phate, potash and nitrogen, heshould realize 2 to 3 for everydollar spent on fertilizer 4In some years results maynot be this good But under particularly favorable conditionsuch as we had in 1954 in ex treme Eastern Kansas, returnsmay be as high as 4 to 5 for every dollar investedBattle of the Species Can be Won by Alfalfa Alfalfa can win the battle ofthe species among other leg umes and grasses when youxvpasture, mixture gets a full feed of limfi phosphate and potash says A Middle West Soil Im provement Committee, in quotgBE,SSSiiUnlvVity On well fertilized clay parsqtts in Southern Illinois,was boss in a pastu mithat included red kvtr , and timothy, Johnn tRed Clover raned ttudHaitian Exposition Features lN WorkI v by the said Mortcaf between thdate of this notice and the time ofsaid sale and no proftmrifagji at lawhaving been featitattd to recover the debt cow remaining secured bysaid mortgage, or aay part tfeereof,whereby the power of aala contained in said Mortgage naa beeome oprativtNow Therefore, Notice U HerebyGiven , that by virtue of the power of sale contained in said Mortgageand in pursuance of the statute insuch case made and provided, the said mortgage will be forelosad by, asaMLlf th premise therein described or to much thereof at maybe neeeatary, at public auction, tothe highest bidder at the West frontdoor of the Oourthouae In tha City of Howell and County of Iivingiton,Michigan, that being the place for holding the Circuit Oourt in and forsaid County on Wedneaday,the 10thday of Augusttl56, at 1000 oclockEastern Standard Time ia tile foreBoon of said day, and said premiseswill bo sold to pay the amount m aa aforesaid then duo on said Mortgage together with Six 6 parcent interest, legal costs, Attorney4fees and also any taxes and insurance that said Mortgage does pay on or prior to the date of said salewhich premises are detcrfeed insaid mortgage as follows towitLands situate and baing ia the Township of Putnam, Lhringatam County, Michigan, dawrfttd at a wireel of1 oed as followsBeginningat outheast corner of the North east Quarter tt of the Northweatfractional Quarter of Section81, Township 1 North Range 4 EastMichigan thence North 8440 feetthence West 583 feet theoc Sooth3440 feet thence East 088 feet toface of beginning, containing 46 more r less rf v,Operator This Is an emergencyMrs Florence Russell Mrs Shirley Golze Mrs Sowe and Vicky LynDated May 6th, 1955Francis J Shields andWillis L LyonsAttorneys for MortgageStreet Howell MichBusiness Address 112 N State Mrs James K Stowp rf Northville, wasin the kitchen when sheiieard Vicky LynscreamThe 17monthold baby had climbedto die top of the stairs By the time MrsStowe reached her, the baby had fallento the bottom, injuring herself badlyThe frantic mother rushed to the telephone She knew she must get someoneto take them to the hospitalWhen the operator, Mrs Shirley Golze,heard Mrs Stowed excited voice shequickly called the Service A ftsi stantMrs Florence Russell, in case extra help wasneeded Mrs Stowe declined the operatorsoffer to call the police After makingseveral unsuccessful calls to relatives, shefinally reached her aunt, Mrs Lester Kitchen She sped to the house and tookthe Stowes to the hospitalThere little Vicky Lyns injuries weretreated and Mrs Stowe took her homeMrs Stowe wrote to Michigan BellThe operators were so nice, eventhough they could hardly hear me My baby was crying and I was so upset I0ula hardly speak Thank YOU for your wonderful assistance when I needed help so badly1 Its people who make telephone service goodMICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANYMACKINAO f MMt foMfleoftl efierly aaow theaeroaa tit Itraitt Nettai Haehteew City, aerial phote rfi mtst lwws sain tower fouodation The two 38 ft iaa N diameter towers are being constructed on the caissoashow lt bat efr feiUatloni OA the ioith side e4 ellthe r fouadatioft, 116 ft in diameter Te latter will be cut offfoaidaHoai oathe ewtk aide, iitltifjf eeieenyy te l MtU helaw water the 527 ft high tower will feet em 1J ibaB eeaetete Mpefatractwea erected te 25 ft above watetf i r c , Jufcr 118, 19MStore LINGERIE t CANNED GOODSGROCERIES Mrs E D Brudy and MrsThoraa Bonaej attended the bridge luncheoa at Ghemuii HillsCountry Club Thursday Mrs Bonnei won the canasta prize The Harold Nuoffer family ofLansing and the Dr Cecil Hendeefamily of Lansing called on theCecil Hendee SundayGENTS FURNISHINGS SHOESORYGOODSKENNEDY GENERAI STORE Mrs Irvin Kennedy withMa me FaneU in Ann Arbor are vis iting in Elk RapidsMerlin Anfeurgfy and wife andMrs Mary Amburgey attended the night ball game in Detroit Friday Mrs Sarah Barnum of Unadillawas a Sunday dinner guest of theLawrence CamburnsClyde Fisher entered Osteopathic1 ic hospital Highland Park for surg ery last week The Wayne AtLees and GeorgeCranes had dinner at the naw Lansing shopping center SundjOlin Robinson attended a dfauwrand MM degree conference at the Manchester Masonic Lodge MondaynightThe Leroy Duke family of Detroitwere Sunday guests of the Don, Swarthouts The Jack Young family are spend iag the week at Newberry and otherpoints ,Pvt Richard DeVoe and wife ofthe Bronx, N Y called on Mrs Mar ion Burnett SundayThe Keith Bradburys of CheUeaspent Sunday at the L J Henryhome MYRON HUGHES Complete UM Plumbing Fntiras and SuppliesI Electric, Oil and Gas tfr Water HeatersComplete Una of PompsWe Sell W Install WeervfeePHONB UFStlM 7 KABTWagoners Grocery 6066 Pinckney BraQuality AiiechanciiseLOW PftlCES6er and Wioe to Tata OutPhone Howell 7Q5J2ALUMINUM DOORS BY WINTERSEAL Ai Advertised in LifeHOLIDAY DOOR 3495HEAVY DUTY CCMMMERCIAL TYE 4800Free Estimates on Window Installs tion JobsSINK BASE CABINETVery Reasonably Priced Quantity LimitedSave Up to Seventy iiollart B F HOME SUPPLY COMPANY1169 Pinckney Howell Road ootigress inScene on hie Ruyale in Lake Superiort II he natural beauty of MichiganHAVE YOUVISITEDiit4 CROSS VILLAGE near Petoskcy Ottawa andJhippewalndianspeifqjm ceremonial dances in early AugustYANKEE SPRINGS RECREATION AREA nearHastings 4300 acres of lakes, woods, interesting geological formations from glacial ageiCTURED1 ROCKS near Munising extend alongtore of Lake Superior Notdole for rich color,variety of formations DAY STATE PRK near Glen Haven on Lakeychigan Area of magnificent sand dunes, induda fffmous Beeping Bear Dune, enjoy thefiner flavor ofMichigan brewedbeerBxVlichigan JDrewers Association350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, Michigan A, From where I sit iy Joe MarshNeither Rain Nor Hail Nor Broken Boxes IRed Fowler, local RFD mailman, got an English carwith a iiJit hand drive so he can stuffuuiiboxes from behind the wheelIts ffreat Red reporter Bfcit would work a lot better if allbox holders would follow regulations A mailbox should be 40inches high, on the right of therd within reachtndistancefrom a car window If one isknocked down, the owner should make repairs prontoCome to think of it, Red ispretiVffcted about his obligations deliveringpackages, supplying stamps, cashing money orderssaving us trips to the Post OfficeLets fix up those boxes so he canget his chores done fastFrom whpre I U, obligations always work both ways For instance, I figure thst Im obligedto respect your right to enjoyyour favorite beveragebe it cof, fee, tea, beer, buttermilk or whatever Why Because Id expectyou to do the same for me, ThtGotten Rule should be followedto the letter byCopyright, 1955, United State Brewtn foutubafrmUienmuth Division inUmatuqfli Breweries he Goebel Brewing Co National Brewing Co of Michigan Pfeiffer Brewing Co Sebewrring Brewing Co Stroh Bmcery CAs AXESVILLAGE TAXES ARE NOW DUEPAY ABLE AT MY 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Mts Doretiv Hnki ami Jokamfpea the week sad at Do Paseo tone 1ft Lasihm wiss feesTb l Mlft, Otisad Mark ttattoaoBsLate atsttored to Aim Arbor Tks HoWrt Lr1di family Royal Oak speat e peek eadMrs Bleaaor Born to Mr and Mrs Vines LaROM at Si Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Saturday a sonWalter Clark aad wife sailedthe Frank Nichols horn at Mio UstweekTh Mark Nh family pieaidat Pottev Park Laaf undy W MunselLIR MoOfMksf DENTIST North Michigan AveTelephone Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentAuctioneerv Sales A SpedaJtySert WySieCall FowlerviUt 226F6 SwartbtstDirectorMedesD Bquipment Ambulnce ServlonPHONE U P M172Fred C Reickboff, Sr OFTOMISTRWT120 West Grand Rivvr Howell, MUigaaPhone 358 usideuce tillTloyd HesieeLivtstock HaulingWeekly Trip Made to Detroit Gitercii i ruclPHONE U P W47Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE CQYBL AGEEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phone UP ft4UIArnold Berquistott M IWNifEit JI PBbuy bom ft 00 tfca t i s lrg e enough Tb U to ttMtl y Vbft t I can 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 13, 1955 Description An account of the resource July 13, 1955 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 1955-07-13 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4a0af541742c6a910a0d8aebcbf52584.pdf 6099fcc0bdb5d48ddc3ca2aa2a94be02 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. , V , IVJ 5 V r1 I, I PINCKNBY DISPATCH Wddnesfr, July 20, 1955 NeGamesMICHIGAN MIRR WIN AT CASSIDY LAKEi Pinckney won an easy 13 to 1victory at Caidy Lake Saturday IItemifthrow had not been fumbled ne runliob MeabonAiJ R H v, aM rvmi i victory at Caftidy Lake batMkhigan Republicans are try mg v r to rally under a unity tennerbehind Clifford Sullivan, Port Huroa attoraey elected national committee last week to replace David Kendajresigned They see m him a symbol L w of harmony to end their party wran , ging over the nomination for gov ernor and other offices i Meabon rfySullivan says all factions must Meyer, ssunite to defeat a formidable op Jeffreys lbponent But as yet they have no Burns, cf outstanding candidate for governor Gentile IfMayor Cobo of petxoit, according Darrow, 2b 4 1to the papers has soured n the Southwell, p 1 1idea f running, due, to Democratic Moriarity, 3b 2 2 1kill the Detroit nonpar Clark, 3b 0 0 0KLNSEY GEARHARTGwendolyn Kinsey, daughter ofMr and Mrs Lyle Kinsey of FarleyRoad and Donald Gearhart, son ofMr and Mrs Joe Gearhart of HowJoe I ell was married Saturday night at the Church of God at Wrights Coners by Rev Alan Hancock The bride wore a strapless whitec 33 44 , 4 2110 0 2 00threats to 0 2 0iaan system of government Also he Reader cis not too sure he can win in a state j Kennedy, ss 0 0 0Cassidy LakeDePugh, 3r wide fight0Sullivan is a harmony candidateand not too well known The other candidates for the job, Owen Cleary, John Martin and Berry Beaman allhad enemiesMeanwhile the Democrats are Jonea ss building up local party orgamajat DOggan 3b 3AB R H3 0 13 03Small, rf 3 0Cameron, lb 3 0Evans, c 3 1buckner 2b 3 0ions which Republicans have i ooodson p feuoied Chairman Neil Stablerstarted this in 1951 and it paid oil BATTINGlast year and this b Meabon Gov Williams plans are still uu j Phil Gentile 23 7 10known and will be until after the Bob Meabon 16 4 6 1956 national conventions He is Jim Meyerriven musk chance for the presiU Max Southwelllfntial nomination but might get the Bob Darrownod for vice president Michigan i Dan BurnsSat not enough presidential votes Ray Moriarity to tempt either party to pick their joe Jeffreys presidential nominees from this Dennie Clark 0 00 13 0 032 g 11 21 6 715 4 516 5 521 5 521 421 4 0 0 50043U370333666612233 St Marys Catholic ChareaRev i Albert SeiimiU, PasterSunday Masse S00 and 1000 am Novena devo IQUH Friday eveningat 7tUConfessions, Friday evening after Noveaa Devotions and Saturday from 730 to 900 p m and Sunday before the 800 Mass LOCALDarrow, wife and 2 grard Detroit called on the M5 Darrowa Suodaylace gown with matching uccessor ories and carried white rosesv The maid of honor and bridesmaids wereall sisters of the brideMrs Dorothy Butzen wore old rose over netShirButzenley an orchid colored gown and Ja iil th Mcnnomte ChurchRev Ezra Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter Each1000Morning VN orshif, Sunday Sib si 1100Ann yellow all styled similar to the j young Peoples Meeting 730 Cottage Fellowship ServiceWednesday 80015th annual community summermaid of honor with head pieces oicarnations Carolene another sister was flower girl and Orville Butzen,nephew, ring bearer Walter Workman was best manand Kenneth Gearhart aad Harold Spittler were ushers The reception was at the brideshome in charge of Mrs Ocsar Rahfass and Mrs Clifford Chambers After a two weeks trip in upperMichigan the couple will reside onAllen Road, HowelJ The bride graduated from Pinckney high school last June the groomfrom Howell highschool and is em ployed at the Michigan State San Mrs Kennth Quigley and MrsKeneth Line sang before the ceremony and Rev Hancock sang the Lords Prayer5 40state 8Dick KennedySenator Hutchinson, Republicanin a speech last week started oti u Michigan ever has another j COUNTY 0 00 0 14200 U000 000LEAGUE STANDiNliSPinckney went into first place AIRPANE CRASHCharles Quin, 23, of Dexter, was killed and Robert McLead, 21, and John McVicar injured Monday nitewhen the plane prlotted by the hititer crashed about 8 p mon the fciiiCranson or J J Wagoner farm onDaly Road, 3 miles northeast ofDexter McVican owns the Wash tenaw airport and was trying out ,plane, the others went for the ride, vacation Bible school is fromJuly 11 to 22 at Calvary MennonitechurchClasscs for ail ages through the high school Everyone welcomeCongragaucrtat Church Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 a mMorning Worship 1045 A mThurs niyht prajer meeting at the church at 800Wed choir prartlc 730 p IU,The P epics ChurchM36 West between Main snd Unadilla StreeU Keith Ruegsegger, Pastor 945 a tn1100 a m 700 p m800 p m800 p m 400 p m780 p mSunday SchoolSunday WorshipYouth GroupEvening ServiceThuLs Prayer Jr CKoir practice WodSr Choir Prritice Wed URRtfil COMftlENlWe note in our exchangee theissing of William Duncan, long supervisor of Green Oak twp We became acquainted with BUIGeorge Brunton and wife ae vis some ZO years ago when th camit ing relatives at Couiaton, Ont I puijn waa on to get M36 blacktopp The Oscar Becks hawe a palmina j td MJG was gravel then in badcoir, born 2 weeks ago jshape and extremely dusty TheWilbur Eisele and wife of Fow j Pinckney board of commerce waslerville called on Mrs 9mma Voll active then and Lucius Wilson Sr prevailed on them to start a camppaign to get the road blacktoppedPostcards, bills were put out anaa mass meeting held at the old coin munity hall here in which everycommunity from Mason to Novi wasmer SundayMr and Mrs Earl Wilson havemoved from the He it Reason farmto the old Marble schoolThe Andrew Campbell family vis pited the Dick Youn family in Rapids lasU week Dr Mart Clinton and wife oftroit called on the C JSunday represented about 300 in all MrWilson presided, John C Nagel, Detroit councilman who had a summerhome at Buck Lake was elected tneA car driven by Dan Milliken rrot president of the organization, Ch3rout of control Thursday night and lls Hamilton Novi supervisor, vice ended up in C J Clintons front prtsident, yo editor, secretary andone Koy lurk, treasurer A collectionwas taken up to pay expensesI recalled on niltuber Lawrence McClear of Gregp Jyard at Dexter Corners Nowas hurt The Andrew NesbittsMrs Carnclia Bowcn in Howell Fri orv ws one of the collectors Billday William Davis of West Duncan headed Green Oak delegaVirginia ton An appointment was securedy D VanWagoner, stathighway commissioner and a deieof about 100 from all the commun went to Lauding1 Mr Nagel was dvisited at the Andrew Nesbitt home with Murray D VanWagoner, sUtelast wekMr and Mrs Lawrenceentertained their family and re1atives Friday in honor of their wedd Iok snum arit h1 presented jetit , ions with over 500 signers askingfamily reunion e roau blacktopped Vauwas held Sunday at the home f uguner receive the aelegationMrs Alida Loring in HwcllTiic killflly ad said the only thing holdL J Henry Tom Ware and K eith iri bck the job was lack of fithdsBradbury families attended The Th v road was blacktopped in spaceRoss Lambs flew there from Cincin of a fcw vears ing anniversaryThe Schoenhalsnatti , Ohio Earl Kimberly underwent an op ee last week as Howell Gear lost to Somehing went wrong and when Chaplains are asked to keep peat jjamurg e to 4 wihle the Pinckney i he tried to land in a field he crash1 Via ntate orisons One of tlV rn g Humbursr ram was rninpri mitriif i ed Quin was dead on admissioTi toin the state prisonsiin tne Biate po , rimouxg game was rainea outleaders in the Ionia prison brea in Service beat Fowlerville 1 to 0June was only 19 years old He iwiben disowned by hi8 tomily andhid not had a victor in 2 years Hamburg game was rained outCity t ed Quin was dead on admLsskm toLIBRARY NEWSNew books of the library aveYoung Ike by Hatch, While the Crwd,Cheers by Cooke PalominoPony by Martin, TexasToffiboy byLenski, Communications from Cave Vritihng to Tslevision by Bathelur,and Auntie Mame by Deiinia h Bk Sa Pinckney ,,Howell Gear City Service Fowierville ,Hiamburg1 W L 4 1 4 2 3 32 4 A hospital, the otahers injuries wePCT not seerious McLead is the son of 800 Jack McLcod, Dexter druggist366 Qun was the son of Charles and 1 Grace Marshall Quin and was unmarried He is also a cousin of Sylvester Harris and Mrs Fannie Mur STPAtlS LUTHERAN CHURCHo Missouri Syrp77013 Eat M36 Hamburg Rev Walter J Wenk,Phone AC 99054, BrijfhtonSunday School 10 a m every Sun Kegular Worship Service 11 a m Vacationers welcomeCome worshipwith us operation at MtDetroit last week Mr and Mis W H Carniol hospital,Meyer and The Georgia senate voted to inviteGov Williams of Mich, to address their legislature but the house reMrs Mae Duller attended the White fud to Jurr The controversy Shrine picnic at Lake Chomung Sun waii by the resolution lubi I nutted by the governor at the 1952x1 The North Hamburg Farm Bur TV06NFLORA MAY McARTORFlora May McArtor was born inIndiana Jiriy 6, 1894 and eau met afthe EH Fritch hone atLake Chemung last weekFloyd Jearhart of Uike Odes vspent the week end at the Mark Nash home Henry Roumelt of Detroit spentthe week end at the Latson homeLonnie VanSlambrook and wife eii as this otie and we could noter wass a rooluion so misrepresent sec where southern delegates hadany compliant It was not a loyaty oith r an attempt to read thasouthern delegates out of the partyIt merely called on the delegates U that the Democrat ticket nomi250OESRAZAAfSaturday, August 6 at 10 a m p m at Masonic temple Lophy, homo Sunday,away at the home of her daughter,, Mrs j,a Hul is Rt East of Cregorv called at the Ralph Hall nati a,1 nmventun was placodProceeds of the Bake bll0 w LuncheQn gerved u a m to 2 pm Bake Sale, Mrs, Mae Daller, chAprons, Virginia VanNorman chThemeTimltB for small i Market, Roberta Miller, ch405CONSERVATION iitwill pravail this year except ,Fancy Work, Sadie Moran, ch Hll hi to s Ur nerson Baby booth, Esther Hall ch has been cut W 3 eron y The dept wiU pend IfOO Qrab Bft Amania DeBarr chroe gets TW,,,, The dept has purchased 124Umore acres of land in Dickinson, Delta and Antrim counties A St Joseph county delegation toLansing wants the dept to purchase4000 acres of land near Sturgis ior recreation purposes A similar request in 1951 was turned dow due to lack of fund The conservation dept does nothave tents trailers or other faciiiites to rent at state parks Ice Cramh,Emma HoydchCandy Booth, Rainbow Girls O E S mewbers turn in theirdonations by Augmst 5thCARD OF THANKS BAND BOOSTERS SOCIALWould you enjoy a band conceitCome to the Chelsea Band BoostersIce Cream Social, located on Sibleylload near Baxter Food Market m M92 Friday, July 22 at 530 p mSeizing to begin at 530 Bring thefamily and friend and come for supper Enjoy two concerts at 730 and 930 pmPlenty of entertainment orall including Davy Crockett in per son Proceeds to go for additionaluniforms Hoping to see you all Band Booster Club, President awayMrs Clifford Miller in Pinckney onJuly 15, 1855 She wastht daujjhtr ofand Jake Sparks of South the ballot in their states, 4 yearsbefore whe Harry Tinman ran 4 southern states did rrot put the Democrat ticket on their ballots Gov , , , , Williams resolution exerted enough, ,, , r, ,, presure so that tiif iicmocvat Tucicetfor W H Moyer and Green Brosthis week at the home makersfield, Mo and was united in mnrrj killw, in an accident at Monre ast won al ,stato balIot 12Theiafre to Robert McArtor of Miller , wcek ,fe wus dlivi R truek loa,, southern delates Mo, April 7, 1912 of stoei He leaves u wiiV anH two f a njatlimI tortvention and it wuTo this union was born Mildred, cniU1,cn i thli l to that the nomiaeesRoberta and Burl William, the latt David Steok, and fmHy of L,lkt of G convemion were placed ouee dieing in early childhood land, Ed Kenny aIld wife of Howell Lhi bllot ln thn stat1 Besides her 2 daughters she is sur j the jjynn HcattiRs, JMcDcvitts andvived by her father, Jako Sparks,3 cje,te Hunters of Rush Lake called i sisters, Mrs Carrie Griffiths, Pinck nn tjie Lester McAfees Sunday i The ney, Mrs Ethel Gayer nnA Mva Cora Meyers of South ,and Mva army issued an order in KorCOUNTRY COOKSThe Country Cooks met at theRev Winger home with 18 present yMo, 3 brothers, Gilford of Oakland WhThe Tom Clark family of Ann Area last week that had repercussioasGreenfieM, jOr spent Sunday with Mrs Mar Tf u f Calif, Therman of Longview, Wash,and Albert of South GreenfieldMo j garet Clark and familyIt was that arnry officers couldlonger take their Koran girl friendsMrand Mrs Merlin Amburtrvy, into officers clubs there Now thew Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller,Aui officers clubs flourish at all traiuThere are 3 grandchildren, Apatha j tha Henry and Mrs Garrie Griffith inf centers in this country aad Henry and Chiquita and Joe Am accompanied the body of Mrs Flora abroad Officers pay 8ft much aburgey of Pinckney McArtor to Greenfield Mo TheyWhen she was 15 her mother died j wu return Fridayw , wnen sne was xo nei muuict uwWe wish m this way to express , Jim HolhngBworth, vice President, d fce hftd the responsibiUty ofour appreciation for all the many presided We gave the pledge to uw , hr brOthers and sisterSShc acts of kindnew shown during our flag and held our busines, meeeting a member of the ltepti8tchunhbereavement Also for the beautiful Rachel Nash and Joleyn Basydoflowers and especially to the LAS flowers ad py Kings Daughters, to Mrs Cornerfor her wonderfuV care and the Revdices WJ ui w v f her wondertui care ana me rvev4,000,000 of Michigans 36,000,000 ,cLucas fof hig comforting wordsLJLx Ut wilLjdways be remembered o it is esthnatedMichigan still has 100 timber wolves hx the upper peninsula only 23were bountied last year, None thavebeen bountied in the lower peninsultin 40 yearsCOUNCIL PROCEEDINGSPinckney, Mich, July 12 1955Regoar meeting of Village Coundl called to order by acting presi dent Howard Read Followed byroil calUresLavey, Tiplady, Kena dy, Read itndShirrey Absent Swarthout Motion by Lavey suppored byallow following bills Pinckney Pispatch, printing 3180Murrays Gulf gaa, oil 1383 Mr and Mrs JVRT tivermoTrVincent LaRosa and family pave the demonstrationBIDS ADVERTJSED FORBids have been advertised for j the first unit of the expressway from Farmlngton to Brighten onTJS and Mrs Perry A Long j 16 Expressway grade separatioi Mr and Mrs John Uvermore and will be built at Kent Lake, of South Greenfield and an activeworker The funeral was held from tlieSwarthout Funeral Home Sunday,230 p m, Revs Winger and Ruejj segger officiating Burial was inSottth Greenfield Mo, Jfamily ,1Mrs Louise Shehan ia visitingMrs Alma Harris Djotfis Umstead entertained 16 South Hill OM Plank, Wixoip110 Mile, Drake, Orcrd LakeFarnjington RoadsTed Shroeder, 12, son of the EarlSchroeders of Anderson suffered and hand cuts last week toward their operation Theyconsist of dance halT, dining room,aMrs Dordthy Dinkel and Johnny bar and a snack bar and until 19S1Lan slot machines Only officers are allowed membership The enlisted menhave clubs of thiii own and moatand Christine returned fromsing last Thursday Mrs Howard Road attendedbridge party Wednesday at me the bubub was caused by fear thehome of Mrs Charlotte Knight of order might inciude them WeMarion arethatIsnbell Nash and theKIWAN1S NOTESThe Whites won from the Bluea combine arm fell on him and was , Kenneth Fry families plcniced attaken to St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Independence Lake Sunday are told by Korean veteransKnnneth Sears Roebuck andZilla of Ann Arbor spent Sunday Ward catalogues are standardwith Mrs Ruth Ritter equipment in the army libraries andMrsTGeorge Wilde Sr of Ann the Korean belles wear 125 goArbor spent the week end with Mrs the gift of their soldier friendHoward Bead jThe Ray Bums, Jack Young and My g Howard Hsad, repair cisternand MenyStfal Day expenseDoaalQ winger, care of flag 2650600 Thursday niht will be played1lodge and Wildlife andConserHbtfngsworthand Basydlo Singer, HoyMotion by Shirley, supported byTiplady to accept resolution as publisher regarding the closing oi tho South Half of Mill St, No objection were received CarriedMotion to adjourn carried Mired Ackley, vttlafe clerkBAKE AND SALETh Mary Martha Circle of St i XttUwraa Church of Hamwill hold a Bke Sale and aSammag Sale on the Lawn of theLakeland Dress Shop si 4700 Mid girls at a picnic dinner and swinv last Monday night 9 J jThe , jat Bishop Lake Tuesday on the j occasion of her 15th birthday Don Swarthoot vr in StockbridgeMonday to assist Milner with adouble funeral Tolle and Lucy Fletcher were killed Friday nightin an auto accident at North TerriI CARD OF THANKS torial and Hankerd RdsThey leave I wish to give thanks to all mv friends and neighborsAlso my gratitude to the Odd Fellows and Reb lodges and Wildfilfe and Conr The Dale Miller family crossedAmbassador bridge into to Canadaunday Billy Shehan and Dr Curtis ofArbor called on William Shehanlastweek s Bob Carr of Grand Rapids spentthe week end with his mother, Mrs Ben Tomlin and wife are oarkfrom California and called on theVince LaRosas Sunday Mrs Denise LaRosa and daughtergot home from St Joe hospital Fri , nineties and buried in Captol lark which was the capitoiDetroit and the legislature arewaging a battle as to the final rest ing place of Steven T Mason, fimgovern of Michigan He died inNew York and was buried there for years until brought to DetroThe P Jones family of Tororitt Miaen MasorT was govertne we c Ont and Mrs Lucille Csrgil of Ann nor Detrdt had t0 moVe h to ,dEdith Carr and was entertained at Arbor spent Sunday with the Ha, stroct whjch 8tapted the pr0tthe Lucius Doyle jr home Sunday I n, 6 small children The Misses Anna Brock andLou Gardner gave a stork shower day afternoonCarol MillerCantrellGeorge Gardner is visiting Maryold PortersGeorge VanNorman was in Plymmouth last weekMrs Edith VanNorman has gonehorn at Strawberry Lake in honor j dinner eld in my honorof Mrs James Gardner She received Thomas Mohlmanof Mrs James dmany gifts from friends and relatives Games were payed and a luncheon served A nice time was enjoyedby alL fMr and Mrs Manuel Garcia sr CARD OF THANKSI wish to thank my friends andneighbors who sent me cards andand flowers while 1 was in thelaad DrirejStrawbernr ASeorday, July 16th at 1 a, mCome a Lou Gardner gave a srorx snower ecca ioages ami Luav oSunday at the Georgl Gardner j vation league of Hamburg for the, is now vice president of the YankeeGear Company of Royal OakHarold Pidgeon and wife of Flintcalled on Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday Miss Evelyn Darrow with Kathyand Dick Loomi of Flushing, L Iare siting the M E Darrows Ben White and wife called on theBasil Whites on Mason Road lastThursday Anita Shirey is at a girls campBear kiU The Marvin Shirey andRev Ruegsegger family went tjvisit them of Strawberry to California and will stop at Yoll ar spending 10 days lit Newberryent controversyWesley Reader aand Manuel Garcia jr and Mary pitalLou Qardner of Detroit were Sun George BruntonLu Gdinner guest of the George Gard ANOUNCEMENTMrs Peter Boban announces theWH Makinder ofPortaifeUke1 engagement of her dauirhter,June,and the Charbowean tractor came to Ronald Darrow, son of Mrs, IvaDarrow of Pinckney Th weddingwill take place August 6 at St i M Marys rectory, Pincksey stone ParkThe Fred Reads entertained theJohn McGuires, Dr Steve Brown and Marilyn and the Jerry Brownfamily of Detroit SundayThe Jack Sharps of Ining andMrs Mae Metz of Howell spent Sun Sunday at the Lee Lavey home The Honkins children of Detroit and Bay lit MillerLavey is in Veterans hospitAnn Arbor Rev Fr McQuillan of the William Shehans and lt Harris Sundavare visiting at the Bo Jack home, last week She waswhile their parents are in Florid, home of Mrs Dr C J Towner has sold hia later to Stplace at Dover known as the Thomas Birkett homestead to Casey day Rodriqui He is of Mexican desent The Norman Clark familyAmerican weekwent to Me Ann ArborL Bioxom was in LansingMrs Mum Shehan fell andcd the hip h recently broke agamtoken to th TWMcPhrson Statt link Ovtr Niiiety ftaft if life BankingIN MEMORIA With the world in its present troubledstate, minor conflicts in progress at severalpoints and the danger of atomic warfare hang ing over us, we pause to honor the dead of pastWars each war which waa to bt the last One ponders upon this terrible waste ofaucT wonders if it muat always be thus or Jwill mankind find the way through which warscan truly1 become a thing of the past, 0TATB OF MICXKAKThe Frrtrtt Oovtftr tfce UifftoIs tl Matter tat MMAt a session of wad Court held ontwelth day of July IMSregent, Honorable Hiram RSmith, Judge of Probateis HMkum GIVENThat all creditors of saidare repaired to present tfceir claim in writing and under oath to saidcourt, and to serve a copy thereofupon Ernest Drown, admwwa of Gregory,Mich,fidicuary of said estate , that uch claims will be heardand that the heirs at law of said decad be determined by said Court jat ths Probate Office oa Iteaabr 20, 15 at tea atm,it in Ordered, Thai notice thereofgiven by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks consecutively ioug to said day of hearing, inth Pinckney Dispatch, and that the titioner cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each known partyin interest at his last known address by registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days prior u such hearing, or by personalI service at least five 5 dava ariaHiram R Smith vyo joA true copy Celesta ParshallI Jlerk of robaU tAll deposits up to 10,000 insured by our membershipj in the Federal Deposit Imwraace CorporationWE MtPHERSON STATE BANK to 10,000 msoreriby our membership in tatDeposit Insurance CovperatfovOver EightyNine Years of Safe The AltaMaeBEAUTY SALON CLOSED ON MONDAYOPEN AT 900 A MSALON IS AIR CONDITIONEDfHQNEiJPr3359 NOTES 25 YEARS AGQPirvckney defeated Harry Germans Northville team Sunday 14to 3 German only piehed innings Ray Clements of the Ann Arbor firedept pitched for Pinckney dBrown had 4 hits and Hub Left IThe annual school report showdreceipts for the year of 18,06516and expenditures el 11,01776Stanley Dinkel is visitiag JlotortRead at Portage Lake Messrs Henijy Shire WayneCair, Morgan Harris, Vic Bourbon ais and Ted Singer were in GregoryMonday nightDean Reason is a traffic checkerwith the state highway dept Don Swarthout and Emil Weddigehave left on a 2 week trip to Quebec Ontario Charles ynKeuran was in towFriday circulating Grosbeck forgovernor petitions A large number from here wntto Aim Arbor Thursday night toto see the Hoover BallKellogg ball game Hoover won 10 to 5 Eddie Drinkert who ha playedconsiderable ball with Pinckney broke his anke last week playing inthe Bankers League in Detroit Pinckney beat the Lansing Eagleslast week 8 to L Hub Lee had 3hits Walt Graves played right fieldfor Pinckney Batteries Moraa ALw Beadle ScSaaf wNkCHBORJNG MUTES Mn J L Doaohue and aoB,Bili,were on the 4H TV program on WEAK, Laotiag last week DeannaBixdsong and Jake Dankers play ed accoxtttansThe Dexter bank is now air conditionedThe Dexter high school band know giving concert in to Dexterpark Neil Nixon and CleQard McLaughlin were elected to the Dexter schoolThe Dexter elementary schoolhas been named the H Carl Bateschool, honoring Mr Bates who re tired after 29 year3 on the board Abronze plaeque bearing the name j has been placed on the schoolCole Bros Circu8 is at Fowlervilleuly 26 and Stqckbridge July 27Jack Tomion son of Waiter Tornion of FowlerviUe has passed the state bar examination ,, t ,, fV , , ,f , , HOWELL THEATREHOWXU MK3DGAM Iff THEATREWHITMORE LAKETit, Wei, That, Jily It tS TH1 GLASS MUIFTsMTFriday Satardy Jsly 18, ttT Power aarf Mawetsi OHar kTHE LONQ GiRAT UHV2B CuwaiaScoB aad CaterSaaday, Maadsr, JalTVi, U MattM Bwadax SM p m Cant20,00 UUGUSS TODSE IS AwttaKirk DongUu and Jame Mason In i inemftScope aad Cofer Friday, ftatmrday, July 22, MTHE MAKAUDEBSla TecitoicoAwvitaDaa Duryea ami Jeff EkhardsKswam Wyaa and Jama LwUFINGER MANfiaaglaads most hatedwithFniak Lovejoy and Peggy CaMla Color CartoonSun, Mon, Tut July 24, 25, 20 FOX FIREWilliam Hickey, found guilty ofthe murder of John Ortez, a Mexican near Brighton was given a ifeby Judge Carlund William and Dayid Jolls who pled guilty to the mur der of Lawrence Jackson nearBrighton alBO got life sentencesWayne Williams and Bill Bennettwere elected to tfce Hamburg school board to replace Charles Bennettand Walter DeWolfe No action was taken on consolidating with another jer district There is some talk novof Hamburg, Winans Lake and Whilmore Lake consodatingPrank Seger and Clay Wilt wertelected to Brighton school boardMrs Wiliam BReader, 80, died ather home in Howell last Tuesday, i She, was formerly Mrs Guy Hosier Tues, Wed, Thur July 26, 87, 2SDale Robertson and Sally Fenrt SON SJNBADIn Superscope aad eotor StarringJans RuaseU and Jeff ChandUr Selected Shorts Tkurs July 27, 2oSCO DRIVEIN THEATREANN AJIBOR MICHIGAN BIO HOUSE IStarringI Robert Crawford, Ralph Meeker and ROBBERS ROOST in TechnicolorGeergt Montgomery, Richard Color Cartoon and NewFriday, Saturday, July 22, tS GREEN FEMEIn CinemaSeope tui ColorStarringStewart Granger and Grace Kelly SYLVANTHEATREFOUR GUNS TO THl BORDER is TechmleeWrwithRory Calheun and Coleen Miller CartoonThe engagement of Beverly Ar inett and James Applets jr ol Brighton is announcedThe Brighton Kiwanis Cub heldtheir picnic at Ellis Hotel, Lakeland last week Sunday, Monday, July 24, 21VIOLENT 8ATURDAYin CinemaScope and Color Friday, Saturday, July 22, 21j HELLS ISLAND i In Technicolor withJobs Payne and Mary Mvphjrand Fraacis SuHivaaCsrtoen and NewPaul Bennett has been namedHowell recreation director,replacingMarlin Alberts, resigned320 employees of the Howel Electric Motors went out on a strikelast week Monday ,Attorney Stanley Bemman withDr Barton of Howell flew over theocean to Englnd last weekPatty Backmarorbatfta dancer, daughter of Mrs Ruth Everg Blackmar of Howell is on the Cheastag ing Show Boat programWilliam Duncan, 77, for 19 yearssupervisorof Green Oak died lastweek He was a member of the South Lyon Masonic Lodge and issurvived by a son and 2 daughtersThe Chelsea Milling Co will aad14000 ft of floor space to theirmillThe Chelsea Kiwanis Club took in1,87900 at their rummage sale lastweekDr Dean Meyers famous University of Miehigan eye specialist surgeon died at the Colonial ManorNursing Home Chelsea last week Gary Browe, 11, of Detroit drowned at Kent Lake near Brighton lastweek when he fell off paddleboard u Victor Mature and Sylvia SidneyaadBSCAPB TO BURMAIn CinemaScope and ColorCartoeaBarbara Stanwyck Rebert Ryan CartoovTues, Wed, Thtir, July 26, 27, SDEMETRIUS the GLADIATORSIn CinemaScope and Color iiVictor Mature and tatas Hay ward andWALKING MY BABY BACKHOMECartoen Sunday Monday, July 24 USTRANGE LADY IN TOWN in CinemScope and Color A Drama StarringGresr Garson and Dana Aadrewa Dale Robertson and Sally ForrestSusday Shows 245 CootTue Wed, Thur, July 26, 7, ZS CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOTwithRock Hudson, Barbara and Jeff MorrowIn CinemaScopeShows 715 and 908CoatingAbbott and Costelto Meetthe Mammy Cult of the Cofcra,TheProdigal, Escape to Burma1 rTTm FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONSfron ivWINKELMAUS FLORAL COMPANYPhone 284 HowellSPECIALS LOOKLOOK LOOKYOUNG BEEF FRONTS Lb 27cNotes ot 48 Yean Af j COME IN AND FILL YOUR LOCKER NOW BEFORE PRICES GO UPGROUND BEEFr, Ub 35c 3 Lbs 100Joe Loree of Marion suffered astroke last weekPicked freshright Irem your freezerri Its a snap to keep beans as first an the daytbey were picked, in a home food freezerHomegrown or bargain specials, your fruitsand vegetables will stay gardensweet for months And theyll retain all their healthgiving vitamins and minerals, too No doubtAbout it Youll love a home foodaad the menumagic it perform Gene Campbell put a gasolineaunch on the mill pond SaurdayLacy Culhane has gone north towork this summerEmeat Frost was injured lastweek when bt fell fron a load ofhayPaul Bock who bought the RevCrane place is building a bakerythereCharles Eddy who was bitten bya rattlesnake Ja nowi able te walk BEEFRBSLBUpright or awmtbuythe onethat fits without crutcshes John Teeple and family are camping at Portage Lake Joe Presaley and Carl Sykes tooka canoe trip last week from Lakeland to Ann Arbor via the Huron River White scraping in his gravel pitlast week one of Lyle BriggV horhorse fell in the pond It took some some time to get him out g J C Bice of Pontiac is substituting at the depot while W HClarkand wife are a Shncoe Onario Rev Gates and wife are spending8 weeks at their farm at Edmore, George Winaas of Winans Lakehad 200 Rhode Island chickens stolen one night last week Hwall voted down their sewerpropoflilUn 270 to 196 Every cottage at Lakelaad andStrawberry Lake is filled and thatI section aow nas a population of 700Editor F U Adrews and wifeare attending th Michigan Press at Chicago this weak GROCERIES AND COLD MEATSSOWERS HOLUSTER4 MILES NORTH OF PINCKNEY ON THE TOE PINCKNEY ROAD GOOD IIIBEERWINEDINNERS DA1LY6PMTO9PM SoBUy 2 P M to 8 P MSANDWlOffiS ANYTIME 4 ,jiiUjyg t ,fs ISuppliWellbalanced fertiliser pro daces extra quality, hign yielding com leftI F YOU are aiming at highyields and high profits in1954, its time now to order yourfertilizer, advises the MiddleWest Soil Improvement Com mittee Delay may mean youwont get the plant food you need for next springs plantingoperations rHigh profit yields depend onsupplying the soil with all the nutrients it requires to feed the crops Agronomists point out that asound System of soil manage ment based on increased fertilizer use pays rich dividends on most Corn BeH farms Thetrend has feen toward high ap plications of plant food, with many farmers using up to 1,000puund per acreCm ykds per acre in theMiddle West could be boosted it Jest a third by the teamvM f ,d management andfcav amounts of fertilizer,Ihsc agronomists point outWheat production culd bedoubled, hay and pasture andsoybean yields increased one fourth The higher yields per acre mean lower costs per busheland greater chnnces for profit,even with prices decliningSome farmers lost out onfce higher profits last year because they waited until the lastminute to order their fertilizer, says thecommittee In the avalanche of demand during thespring rush period, some farm ers missed getting the gradesand amounts of fertilizer theyneeded or got none at allTime is required to make,cure and del all the fertilizer farmer in profitably use on their springs seededcrops Manufacturers cantsqueeze a years fertilizer production into a fourweeks rushii OrganicMatterSupply Helps SoilsSk Up More Water ttOPS will have more water to help build higher yields, ifyour soil has a regular turnover offactive organic matterDr W P Martin, Ohio StateUniversity agronomist, poiatsout hat rotting organic matterimproves the soil structure and makes it more porous Waterpercolates, in more easily Rainsare soaked up and held by thesoil, instead of running off, or pending on topIn this soil building process,fruitions of tiny, invisible mi rbs play an important partAs uny feed on organic matterand break itd6wn, they produce a jMrmy, jellylike substancelUs sticky material gues tiny sl particles together into clusrs H aggregates These egerwates, in turn, increase the she of the soil pores and allownore vi r to enter As organicmatte1 rots, it releases cropicedng nutrients More soil aKhate is made available torowing plants It helps increasethe efficiency of the fertilizer v y acid to the soil, need extra nutriw1 en corn stalks are underfc II jfrJury 20, 1955 FWf RUMMAGE AUCTIONlve Soil Building MCII Light TO st Crop Value L ti cng measures shouldV a re en light priority in i rn improvement prebMii rtiel at increasing prof I the Middle West SoUs iiitiu Committeei at i jirticularly true with e a o iu prices and farm inie in recent months, saysa statement issued by the committee fMUV the hifA cost of tun 100 PThePinckney Public Square11 1 u Yeh is Boosted 28 v Good Soil Care as much as 28 fipi icjt jfr acre, from v Icrti2er were obun ,0ine Kansas farms on rorts the Middle vv ipioveinent Commit lciting reeults of tests od by Dr Floyd W MKansas State College kW cat made 604 bushels pericve on the top fertilized plot onth Ted Breuer farm nearlyWaverly Smith saidYitldeaveraged more than50 bushels on plots at the Ottawa experimental field and on the Vernon Meador farm in WenaocaSeven other locations had topyields ranging from 40 to 49bushU per acreOverall results on 18 farms inEastern and Central Kansasshewed that fertilized wheat avejragtd It rnpre bushels per acrethan untertuteed wheatSmith estimates that fertilizer returned more than 4 forevery fl inveated in plant foodEve w, svfe draught area,there was usually itough yitldintrtaM to psy the eest of thefertijiier trtalment, he said Summing up the reiults ofHandas tests over the years,SmitA said If a farmer will have his soil Haitian Exposition features ffjN WorkHigh soil fertility level gives tp wheat yields per acretested and if he follows recommendations for the use of phi phate, potash and Jiitroggiy heshould realize 2 to 3 foreyydollar spent on fertilizer,In some years results iraynot be this good But under particularly favorable conditionsuch as we had in 1954 in cctreme Eastern Kansas, returnmay be as high as 4 to 5 t , every dollar invested Well Fed PayYields 309 Pof Beef PerM INNKii JrA soilso fcrt spIBattle of the Species9 Can be Won by Alfalfa Alfalfa can win the battle ofthe species among other legffisandgrasses vvhen youmpasture mixture gets a full feedf lime, phosphate and potash,ays m Middle Wct Soil Im provement Committee, in quoVing P E Johnson, Univsity oiIllinois agronomist On well fertilised clay pansojfrs in Southern Illinois, aiflfiwas boss in a pasture mixthat included red ci V2r albA and timothy, Johnson viwRed Clover ranged s ot,lPINCH md PVNCH NEWS ITEM NewUnited N 11 o n s head quarters bnildinf to bequipped with more tnaaMM individual air con dittoninf units to protectfcttlth of workers re cruited from widely different elimatifi and temporattire tones by HAPThousands of persons from all tr ths world, are expected this yearto visit the International Exposition at PortauPrince, Haiti, tocommemorate the two hundrtth anniversary of the founding of that City The exposition features a special United Nations exhibition,dmmattain the activities of the world organisation Above is one of the UN pavilions under ooastrustton ia the Haiti tal tures can of tbeef per an it untures, acto t by the Mid proven,ent Ti ttftt Minresot fertilized vpounds ot I i pared to 1 treated pastpastures 7 acre TIPJ ,iiit121The ffvlilr TIduced 37 4 than the un1 r , beef productoon fields buill t irovement a2906 per HCTized pasturesThe soil buildn creased the pabirying capacit w During Septcrhi there were 15 steer the fertilized pastureto only 10 on the untntures The University ofresearch men report500 pounds of 520 20per acre was used tothicker growth on the pastures r CM fes j i Jitertiun in tV11 n UN Facts and FacesI VENEZUELADP CARLOS EDUARDO STOLK ffEarlyBirdBuyerHji Chof 55 FertilizerB UYING your fertilizer nowfor the spring crop seasonand storing it on your farm over the winter has these advantages,reports the Middle West Soil Im provement Committee1You get the best fertilizeravailable, uuring the early winter months, manufacturers havemore time to make, cure andcondition the plant food So youtfebt handling product, itThe birthplace of 3imon Bolivar the great bore and liberator of ranch of Latin AmericaVenezuela Is the northernmostcountry of Sooth America In the modemworld, Venezuela has great importance at a firstranking producer of petroleumm r Coffee, cacao, sugar, coconuts and cottonother important products of the country, whose climate rangesfrom steamy tropics to that of lofty mountains Agriculture furnishes a livelihood for most of Venesnelas 4,306,000 people, who live on some 352,000 square miles of Und Venecuels Is representedat United Nations headquarters by Ambassador Carlos Edvardo Stolk Venezuela1 flag has horisontal gold, blue and red stripesand semicircular row el mem white ftan te the etsjttc IspossibTe to rhaTteT2You have your choice of theexact grade you want You avoidthe risks of the spring rush season when everybody is trying tobuy fertilizer At that time, de mand is often greater than thesupply and particular grades offertiliser may be hard to getThis has happened in the past several years Some of the latecomers got only a smaii choice3Fertilizer bought now saveyou time in the spring, whenyou are at your Busiest Theplant food is on hand, ready to use just as soon as weather con ditions permit you to get into thefields Then you dont lose pre cious hours waiting for deliverywhen spring work is piling upThe committee says it is WWPto make arrangements now i the plant food neded for thcorn crop This applie t s vterfertilizer and to the lant food that may be broadcast andplowed under before com Blsmtgttoi 5 1Tfv vVr1 Having soics rriy nome and moving to Florida I will dispose of the followingPersona Property located 5 miles north of Dexter and 5 Miles South ofPinckney, at 8044 PORTAGE LAKE ROADFormerly known as the Birkett New kirk EstateSAT July 23 Starting at 1100 OClock SharpFURNITURE AND ANTIQUESHORSEHAIR COUCH, VICTORIAN WALNUT TABLE2PIECE SETTEE AND CHAIR, Victorian BLUE SETTEE, Victorian FLOOR LAMPTABLE LAMP, Marble Base ROSE RUG, 5 x 8SMALL BLACKWOOD PEDESTAL STAND BLUE FIGURE RUG, 91 x 12 PLAIN ROSE RUG, 78xl2DARK SLUE AND RED RUG, 46 x 66 ROUND RAG RUG, Green RED BOX, Mail or Wood3PIECi 5ETTE nd CHAIRS, ChippendaleTABLE HAL L RACK ITALIAN ACCORDON One Year OldGRANDFATHER S CLOCK, 175 Years Old, in PerfectRunning ConditionMISCELLANEOUS KNICKNACKS, DISHES, ETCSIDEBOARD, MARBLE TOP8 DINING ROOM CHAIRS, Victorian Simr AND CUSHION, Victorian2 CHROME LAMPS CARPET SWEEPERRADIO RED RUG, 91 x 15 LEATHER ROCKERARM CHAIR, Oak OAK STRAIGHT CHAIR DESK COSTUMER ROUND OAK TABLE6RUN0W REFRIGERATOR FRIGIDAIR WITH DEEP FREEZE, 2 years oldTABLE WHITE WASH BOWL AND PITCHER2 WHITE PITCHERS 2 SMALL STEPLADDERS RED STOOL GOLD COUCHMISCELLANEOUS KITCHEN POTS, PANS, ETC BED, SPRING AND MATTRESS, VictorianMARBLE TOP DRESSER, VictorianMARBLE TOP COMMODE, VictorianCANE CHAIR MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS ANTIQUE FOLDING CHAIRBLUE COUCHGARDEN ToolsBED, SPRINGS and MATTRESS, VictorianMARBLE TOP DRESSES, VictorianVictorian SECRETARY TABLEVictorian PLATFORM ROCKERSMALL ROCKER 2 CHERRY CHAIRS WITH NEEDLEPOINTCANE ROCKER CARD TABLE 3 LAMPS MISCELLANEOUS PICTURES, FRAMES BOOKSBED, VICTORIANVictorian MARBLE TOP DRESSERVictorian MARBLE TOP COMMODE FLOOR LAMf HAND MOWERROPE BED WALNUT WARDROBEOAK KITCHEN CABINET, Marble TopLEATHER CHAIR SWIVEL DESK CHAIR2 KITCHEN CHAIRS 2 DARK STRAIGHT CHAIRS3GALLON CAN LINSEED OIL5GALLON CAN TURPENTINE THREE 5GALLON CANS, Empty3GALLON CAN, Empty 2 SAWS SCYTHE 3 GARBAGE CANSSMALL WORK TOOLSMISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ETCSLED OLD BED CARD TABLEBAMBOO TABLE FISH BOWLMISCELLANEOUS SMALL ITEMS THROUGHOUTNUMEROUS OTHER ARTICLES MOST OF THIS FURNITURE IS FROM 50 TO 109 YEARS OLD AND LIKE NEW ERWIN N CLARK AuctioneerPhone HA 68132 Dexter, MichiganTERMS CASHEverything to be Settled for Day of Sale before RemovalDR C J TOWNER, ProprietorKenneth Clark, Kenneth Letsinger, ClerksfirfFilm Strips Brings United Nations to Classroomsan now beta used by teaehen one of the most practical ways ofthe story of the United Nations to their The UN Department of Public Inforhas released 15 different subjects explain alas, atruetore and work of the World Organisation More than 96,006 copies of theseare now in use in 62 countries in the lire officiallanjruaf es of the UNChinese, English, French,Russian and Spanish Here a class of tenyearold children listen and look as a teacher shows of the UN film strips mentioned abov NOTICS or MWUH mi e tt onfa WHtfam 0Hastl LaPrad, his wife tfMichifas toPindowy,day ofd in the offloa ef UrnDd tw the Gbasty ofand Stat of Miahifaa oaday of February IMfc tmof MorigngmA m pagsiwhich Moite tMr isbe due at tk data 1 tbk oo feeprincipal and iritamt ths u dEight Huadwy ChirtooD aoQ 52 U0ths 1862 iwilars a farther sum f TwsatjrA ve adOOjiOOths 13600 Dollars a Attor neys fees, making the whole Amount elaimed to be due at the dateof this notice towH, the sum EightHundred ThirtyEight and WjlOOtb 183852 Dollar to which amountwill be added at the time of saj U taxes inaurance that may bepaidby the said Mortgagee between thedate of this notice and the time of said sale and no proceedings at lawhaving been iaatitutod to recoverthe debt now remaining secured bysaid mortgage, or aay part thereof,whereby the power of sale contained in said Mortgage haa become operativeNow Therefore, Notice is HerebyGiven , that by virtue of the powerof sale coutained in said Mortgageand in pursuance of the statute in such case made aad provided, thesaid mortgage will be foretosed by asale of the premises tcribed or so much thereof ANNUAL RNANCIAL STATEMENTPinckney Gbmmunity School District1954July I, 1955GENERAL FUND RECEIPTSBalance July 1, 1954Current Taxes 38,70485Delinquent Taws 4,25754Interest on Delinquent Taxes 172OPrimary Fund 14,48904State Aid 58,77413Advance on State Aid for 195556 20,00006Sales Tax 16,05416Library Fund 1,55344Rural Agricultural Aid 1,14632Vocational Education 97909Tuition 2,19980Transportation 1,30289Revolving Fund Receipts 11,95317NonRevenue Receipts 1,53211 M71ltiTotal General Fund Receiptsyin des mayasbe neeessary, at public auction, tothe highest bidder at the West frontdoor of the Courthouse in the 6ityof Howell and County ot Livingston, Michigan, that being the place fox GenL Fund Receipts and Bal July 1, 1955173,11874179,5899GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTSAdministration 10,15106Instruction 83,43046Janitor Wages 9,51788Fuel and UtilitiesOperating Supplies and ExpenseOther Operating Expenses Maintenance of GroundsMaintenance of Buildings 7,444122,88912 16176552384,45383hownVItiUCtaSt1 Court Kd fw tenance of Furniture Equipment 1,24081said County on Wednesdayie 10th day of August,lW5 at WM oclockE insurancerransportatknEastern Standard Time in the fore1 u, 5 oon of said day, and said premises ealwill be sold to pay the amount so as Transrtation Exptnse5erV1 , A , vRecreational Actmtes 152591SaIanes 11,001267,51082180077632e sold to pay the amount so as J,aforesaid then due on said Mort aPltal Outlay 118412gage together with Six 6 percent interest, legal costs, Attorneysfees and also any taxes and insurance that said Mortgagee does payon or prior to the date of said sale which premises are described insaid mortgage as follows towitLands situate and being ia the Town ship of Putnam, livinfsfcm County,Michigan, described as a Dree ofU oed as followsBeginningat outheast corner of the North ,east Quarter of ttie Northwest fractional Quarter 4 of Section 31, Township 1 North Range 4 East I Michigan thence North 8440 feetthence West 188 feet thence Sooth3440 feet tkence East 688 feet to of begtammg, containing 46 Imore or less,ed May tth, 1956Francis J Shields and Willis L LyoniAttorneys for MortfageeStreet HowU MichBusiness Address U8 N State Transfer to Debt Retirement Fund1,34000Revolving Fund 15,66877Total DisbursementsGenL Fund Balance July 1, 1955 158,8661220,72378179,58990BUILDING AND SITE FUND Building and Site Fund Receipts46 jSale of District Bonds 250,00000Government Bond Interest 1,30367Total Receipts 251,30367Plant Food PlusEnough Stalks KToTop Corn Yiei tGood management fives extra bushels of com per acreI F YOUR sights are set for topyields per acreon the acresyou have in corn this year, here are some suggestions from theMiddle West Soil ImprovementCittbased on reports l itpfrom Corn Belt agronomists 1Keep your soils fertilitylevel high by adding plenty offertilizer A soil test can be a good guide in suggesting theamount and kind of fertilizerneeded to supply the corn plants with all the nitrogen, phosphateand potash they need for highyitaiiig growth Many farmers find it pays to plow down a complete fertilizer before plantingtime, then add a starter in the row and side dress later withextra nitrogen 2Plant enough stalks tomatch the soils nutrient andwater, supply Many farmers lose profits by not haying a largeenough stalk population to makefull use of the plant food and water availablefeAdd regularly to the soilsactive organic matter supplyThis can oe done by returning manure, plowing under crop residuea QJ green manure cropsand trowing sod crops regularlyintbe rotation Building and Site Fund DisbursementsBuilding Contractor v 15,97381Interest on Bonds 2,744,60Total Disbursements ,Building Site Balance June 30, 1955Total Disbursements pius balance 18,71841232,58526251,30367i DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDReceiptsBalance July 1, 1954 27,40224Current Taxe ,,, , 128636 Delinquent Taxes 1,94685Interest on Delinquent Taxes 8983Interest on Govt Bonds 11250Transfer from General Fund 1,34000Total Receipts plus Balance 43,5777DisbursementsPrincipal 21,00000Interest 2,30250Paying Agent, etc 23245Total Disbursements Balance July 1, 1955Total Disbursements plus Balance , 23,5349520,04283 43,57778HOWARD THAYER, President ERIC ROSE, SeentaryMRS GERALD CLARK, Treasurer MURRAY KENNEDY, TrusteeJOSEPH BAyftLO, Trust4StoreLINGERI E GENT S FURNISHING SCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIE SDRYGOODSKENNEDY GENERA STOREPear l Stree t Howel l Pin ekne y Road Pinckney , Michiga nSat , July 2 31 P MDUAN E MEYE R 4VCTI0NII IPHON E HOWEL L 121 9 J l7 ROOM S HOUSEHOL D GOOD SLivingroo m Be d Davenpor tVery Nice Livingroo m Rocke rHuntlngto n Uprigh t Pian oFrlgidair e Electri c Refrigerato rPian o Benc h6 Rockin g Chair sZ Floo r Lamp s Thro w Rug s4 lie Bedroo m Suit e complete Hloo y Dresse r Ches tGot , Spring , an d Mattres stMahogan y 8 pc Dinin g 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Advertised in UfeHOLIDAY DOOR 3495HEAVY DUTY CCMMMERCIAL TYE 1800Free Estimates on Window Installs tion JobsSINK BASE CABINETQuantity LimitedSave tip to SeventyB F HOME SUPPLY COMPANY1169 Pinckney Howell Road inARBORCRT CEMETERY Beautiful Gardens For All Faiths2461 Glacier Way NO 25292In this review of Ann Arbor,it is appropriate that we tell our cemetery which was so often nebrose Kennedy family at SilverUke HklL Mitchell of Hop reader7oMhe ample accomoda 9ected A cemetery ofwho has been visiting her , A , mprit the suDoort of the entire tlon for years to come at rbor mer PPmarked contrast to the old typedaughter, Mrs Hilda Sole at Howell called on friends here last weekShe has gone to Colorado to visitson, EarlThe East MaHon Farm Bureauheld their picnic at Bishop LakeSunday ,John Boyer and wife visited MrsElla Walsh of Webster Sunday on the occasion of her 81st birthday crest The selection of a choiceplot fn one of their beautifulgardens is a well merited tribute to your loved one The per petual care program assures youthat at all times, regardless of season, your plot will receiveindividual attention This communityIt is wise to make a selectionin these fine gardens befcfe oemergency arises when other details confront you May we sug gest you secure further information by contacting the manageHOME HAS BEEN SOLO EVERYTHING MUST 00 TERMSCASH CARRYMRS WINIFRED GRAVES OWNER out ment of Arborcrest in Ann ArJaines Whitley jr of Norwalk, , , I Lr MO Ohiaation is involvedCalif, is vtiitkig Mtf father, James standing feature stands out in bor No obligation Whitlty and fai WWfc vWttnf af the Clarkgaa home at Strftwttny Lake lastweek Skipperfoot while inetatcfaes to dotdyde Fisheroateopmthkday cut hisIt took 14woand ,home from SaturAXES VILLAGE TAXES ARE NOW DUEPAYABLE AT MY HOMESATURDAYS AND MONDAYSUNTIL FURTHER NOTICEREYNOLDS, ViUage Treasurer F O Box 203, PERSONAL SALE OF HOUSEIStarting Aug 1st 1 wiH sell rayishingsMany antiques and ekctriaremdoded THE ROUSH PLUMBINGi 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 20, 1955 Description An account of the resource July 20, 1955 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 1955-07-20 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5eb52428f3ba09af519ab70d0766a426.pdf cb1a4ac0afbcc371213a8b646c851053 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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Pinckney V it 471 THE PINOKKBY DISPATCH Wednesday, July 27, 1955MICHIGAN MIRROR I CCAL EVENTS Soft Ball Games Xo 80Behaol bond money raisedspring may not be neededyer Votera approved a 100 million issue to aid schools fiooded withpupils The idea vcr to finance everything a school district couldnot handle in the way of building home above the 13 mill limit Garden City last i g jjQn gwarthout family are I Despite the fact Pinckney lost toa spending the week in northern Mich j Fowlerville last Tuesday night she continues in first place as HowellGear lost to City Service 8 to 4Mrs Hattie Swarthout has been j city Service was ahead 8 to 0 whentaken to Frweii convalescent home j Gear rallied in the 7th and scored 4 I , Cwsions, Friday evening after Noveaa DevotionsiifturcnSL Marys Catholic ChurchiU FT Albert SclinaiU, Patox, Sunday Masses 800 and 1000 am No vena devcLiNs, iday eveningat 710 LOCAL NEWS CURRENTMr and Mrs Richard Loomis srof Detroit spent Sunday with theM E DarrowsMary Ann Campbell of Detroitabove the 3 mqualified for a 1,250,000 loan but Mary Ann Campbell of Mu its officials seem disincUned to ask and C1ire Campbell of Ann Arbort th k d th the Royspent the week end with the Royqualfits officials seem disincUnedUr Now Att Ge Kavanaugh says U doubts that any loans wn bo jmade this year, that the more pu i Mr and Mrs Charles Poque oftpils a school has, the more taxes j Royal Oak called at the j Schafthey collect at 13 mills I er home iast week Mrs Pogue whoLegislators seeking answers to was Dorothy Wilaon underwent apressing problems are conducting 32 major operation recently,separate investigations financedby 131,00d voted by thelegislature George Clark and Lee Tiplady Some of tile problems to be looked called on James Docking and Step rxCJ Some of he profcriim to binto are juvenile delinquents, carr j hen Peto at Emilys convalescenting for mjptally ill, retirement for Pinckney lost to Fowlerville 13to 8 Southwell,pitcher got his da ismixed and did not show up andGeorge Daisy pitched He mitfhthave got by except fjr one bad inning the 4th when he walked 2, allowed 4 hits and Pinckney made 2errors Piuckney outhit Fowlerville 10 to 8Pinckney scored 8 the 3rd whenJeffreys hit a home run withon, one the 4th Saturday from730 to 900 p m and Sunday before the 800 Masspublic enfjTloyes, school aid, teach home Howell MondayLawrence Queal called at the Dispatch office Tuesday He and hisera salaries labor managementOther measurer proposed but not1 TI w v adopted were abolishing the auditor I Wlfe left for Dunedm Flori generals office and making the supto pblic instruction appointive The Republicanshave appointed a5 min committee to map out plans day His son is in army in JapanMrs Gladys Davis of Dexter andMiss s, Cooper kfhave signed to teach in the Ann ArYvr 1956They fought off an attempt bor school system0a reapportion state ty liberals onthe theory the Republicans controlthe senate and the Democrats the house The Democrats want the senate apportioned according to population ,which would give them controlThey now claim that the senate tNich Reechko, formerly of Gregory was one of the state police promoted He is now commander at Al I jng strong lately when Aoriarity doubled and cain on a hit by Daisy and paasedball 3,the 6th when Bob Meabon hit a home run with Moriarity andDick Kennedy on Gentile doubledin 7th, stole 3rd and scored on Don Bums fly Gentile, Jeffreys AidMeabon each had 2 hits Maranic had 3 for FowleryillePinckney plays City Service atHowell Thursday at 9 p m They have 2 wins over this team, 2 to 1and 1 to 0 but Service has been gopena Pinckneyya now apportioned represents va big Dr Cecil Towners auction at the j Meabon 3bBirkett homestead Saturday drew a j Meyer sscant land and pine stumps CONSERVATION OTBSU S and State Forest Service of hre investigating fire that grandatheVsover 100 years old and still runningwas bid in for 1000 Jeffreys, lbGentile, IfDarrow, 2bBums, cfDon Goodremefit of Detroit called j Moriarity, c AB R H4 2 22 00 1 21 20 0 , i i A i i at the Dispatch office Saturday burned 5 acresW jack pine 4 miles y Hamperian and his daughter,southwest of ftrferne last weekSix j Mrs A Hazpian and Jof Detroit called at the Dispatchoffice SaturdayA marriage license was issuedhunters cabins were destroyedThere has been an increase in deernumbers A drive conducted near Luddington showed 25 in a certainnumber of acres Last year only 19were counted8200 muskies were planted lastweek in Clare, Oaklnd and Mont calm counties , The first oil wel drilled in LakeSt Claire wa3 a dry hole The Shiawassee Flats Wildlifearea has become a realty It willinclude 31 square miles southwest of Saginaw 35 percent of the landhas already been purchased The average age of bow and arrow hunters is 26 to 30, fishermen 36 to 40 and hunters 31 to 35 49 fires in Michigan burned over900 acres, last weekNOTICE POLIO SHOTSThe second polio shots for all theRirst and Second Graders will be given at the Pinckney ElementarySchool Friday morning at 900 amAll children elgible please report lr Ray DuffyTHE FOWLERVILLE FAIRThe Fowlerville Fair starts onAug 3 There are 4 colt races thefirst day with purses totalling 6000and races another day 177 colts are entered most of whom wereat Northville will be there The 4H Livestocv parade is Thursday night Also the 4H Amateur Show On Friday afternoon are theauto races with tthe WardBeam Daisy, pKennedy, rf FowlervilleLockwood,2bB Judd, p Bessert, p 03 2 4 1 MeanoniteCaivmy Mennonite ChurchROT Ezra Beach y, PastorS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worship 1000Sunaay Scb a 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Qottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800,15th annual community summer , vacation Bible school is from 11 to 22 at Calvary Mennonite for all ages throughthe high school Everyone welcomeCongregational tHnir ch Rev J W Winger, PastorSunday School 930 a mMorning Worship 1045 a mThurs night prajer meeting at the church at 800 The Pinckney Kiwanis Club waswas organized last January and hasalready made itsself felt in theThe Merwin Campbell amily have community There are critics who on u trip to the Smoky Mts i demand more results but they mil remember the club only has 30John Mayer and wife of Ypsilauii bers and their ability to doR M Nelson and wife of Fint and h imittd by the amount ofJay Brigham and wife of Ferndale they are able to raise Thigcalled on Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday they sponsored ft aeThe James Singer family hae for bOys from y to u yQrs mbeen spending weeks at Traverse 8J boys sined This is the firstCitv J youth program ever sjponsored inMrs Dorothy Dinkel and Hel Pinckney to our know ledgeThey alen Tiplady were in Brighton one Kave 50 to the Pinckney Libraryday last week Thtse two projects cost the Kiwanisabout 2Miss Evelyn Darrow returned tto for QNew York City by plane Sunday teamsRollie Singer jr of kendallvillc,ind, has been visiting his fatherhere cured for the 2 games a weekNextMrs Dorothy IMnkel and children yeur lhcJ elub exects to do mr frmWed choir piactico 730 p mlast week to Ernest Bottke, 37 and Copeland, p Esrtelle Bussilli, 37, both of Pinck Elliott, ssney L Judd, IfThe Ernest White family of Fern Marani, 3bdae were Sunda puests of George j Utter, cf 3 10AB R H 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 1 2 24 2 The Peoples CnurchM36 Wemt between Main snd UnadilU StreetRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School Sunday WorshipYoiith Group Evening Service Thurs Prayer were in Stockbridge ThursdayThe Fred Reads entertaned Di but they must have money fco dothis Accordingly they are spon soring a rummage sale on the pubMeve Brown and Marilyn,, Jerry lie square here this Saturday startBrown family of Detroit and the ing at 100 p m They are askingJohn McGuires and liob Eeada Sun all those who approve the objectg ofdav j cllb and wish it success to donate thhAve they doatT P Lee Lavey and wife called on3isterMrs Grace Nile Sunday who is in Mercy hoitalJacksonMrs Mae Mete has gone on a tin, rtrThe L C Gorhams of Detroit called on thorn Sunday , Tne RJK Four Conference at GeaMrs Ralph Hall attended a show cva nas gotten off to the usualer Saturday for her sister, Mrs Har sta a lot of big tark but nothingold Schereman of Pymouth given decisive Soviet Ruasio went to batJr Choir Practice Wed4 2 3Roush and wife Saturday evening callers of ttheGeorge Roush family were Mr and Mrs John Damman, Mary JaneBrown and Rev Jack Teeters of thetroit The Dale Meabons visited his sister, Mrs Dorothy Boyerin WestVirginia, last week The Frank Naylors of Eaton Rap R, Bessert, c rf 32 2 2 1 2 200 Sr Choir Practice Wed 780 p, mSTPAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH o Misouri SyiJ77011 East M36 Hamburg Rev Walter J Wenk,Phone AC 99054 Brighton 945 a m1100 a m 700 p m800 p m800 p m by Mrs Harold Adams of Ann Ar first and demanded an end to 400 p m, bor , aH atomic warfare and dismantelingMrs Ralph Hall took part in the f, aU defensive plants Presidentcentennial program at the Home Kisolhower countered with a propos Makers meeting at Michigan State ai, to snare all our military blueCollege Thursday All the ladies lrint with Russia and let themwore centennial costumes photograph u our military installThe Martin Hitters called on the utions f they would let us do theJohn Strong family at Whitmive sam in Kussin behinod the iron curLake Sunday tain No one expects either offer toCOUNTYPinckney LEAGUE BTANDINtfSW L PCT4 2 666Howell GearCity Service Fowlervilleids visitedat the Andrew Nesbitt J Hamburghome over the week end, The Gor don Hester of Ypsilanti spent theweek end thereJack Fairchild and James Fredericks of Buffala spent the weekend with the Frank AberdeensTommy Read, Ryan Bonnner andBilly Winger have gone to Pilgrimhaven camp at South Haven 443 4 3442 5705004nO333 Sunday School 10 a m very Sun Thl, Qscar Hwkg and Martin R,t hv am1Jtrd They are ljke oJd t,mvTL f r B T rrs ha1 dinner at Schulers, Marshall he tradew who are trying to beatVacationers welcomeCome worship j Onc ay ast week the other fellow An air of uspieIsabell Nash and Thelma Burke ion Prevail3 which is not conductiveof Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the to vvord peac The attitude is uMartin Ritter home d1II1al all and not give an inchMrs Margaret Hums spent last TJli attitude will never get resultswith usLIBRARY NEWSThe board of trustees announces week at the I Conklin home inBEAT CASSIBY LAKE the gift of 3 books from the Bonuor FarmingtonFoundation TNew books this week are Coromandel by Masters, Cagcrs Challenge by Gartner, Baron of the Bull Pen by Friendlier, Million DollarPinckney beat Cassidy Lake Mon j pnbTe bV Bo wen,BigHook of AnLL tAK I 3j Wil AiPa9aj,T n , o , j j imals by Humphreys, Wild AnimalCawidy only had 3 hito, Bradleys Book h Rojancovsykythe 3rd with 2 on accountall the runsPinckney scored2 the 1st when Jeffreys tripled with The James Days and Miss Grae ,1c K Noble of Detroit and W Linton dltcd by u federal randMrs Edna Spears was in Jacksonlast Thurday Mrs Alma Harris, Mrs LouiseShehan and Floris Clark called onWilliams Shehans Friday JJfabJon and 2 the TO GO TO EUROPEWelton Chamberlain of PinckneyLuden Lambertson of Detroit, the JJeabonCharles Whiteheads and Beatrice ,eJT SS 4th when Gentile and Daisy walked leaves for Europe Sept 9th for yearand scored on Burns drive over 3rd and a half atay He will attend collPinckney had 7 men left onPinckney ege first at Chateau DeBossey atAB R H Ceiligny, Switzerland One of his 3 1 1 I Oberlein College professors is anLamborn of Gregory called on theJesse Henrys Sunday Mrs Madeline Roche of Ann Arbor, Mrs Kathleen Crotty of Cleveland, Ohio and Ndson Shehans of lbifIf 3432Daisy rf ,, , 2Burns, cf , 3Darrow, 2b 3 0 01 2 exchange teacher there He will0 1 visit Rome, spend a month in Tur1 1 j key and Greece and enter tthe Or 1 0 iental School of Research at Jems 1Variety Show at night More auto j Whitmore Uke called on the Wmfaces Saturday afternoon withKlein Variety Show at nightRUMMAGE SALE SATURDAYThe Kiwanis Rummage Sale in on square Saturday at 1 p m It the Shehans SundayThe Jesse Krums of Lansing caledon the Bob Pikes Saturday TheWilliahi Murdocks of HallerV Corn Wellman, cSouthwell, p 3 0 02 0 0 eum March 15 to make studies ofexcavations Then he goes to EgyptCassidy Lake ABRHFulp, If 3 0 1ers called Sunday Newton, IfBradley, sMrs Edna Spears and JarkSheli Daviscf r o3 1 CARD OF THANKSI wish to thank all my friends andneighbors, Masons, CorinthianShrine and BrownMcClaren for South Lyon railed at the John McDonnell home Sunday MrMcDonnhas returned home from S Jie hopital ,Ann Arbor Mrs Theresa Coyle spent Sundayat the Ray Hurns home The Ralph Halls and Earl Saverys of Dexter called on Mrs Ni ilNixon at Mercy hospital SundayThe Lynn Hendces entortaindtliHendeeHendee and Mrs G W Clark fordinner Sunday Irvin Kennedy and wife callid atthe home of MrsTlfjresu McCarthyin Webster Wednesday nightThe Howard Reads spent lastvveek at the Wilde cottage at Por tage Lake charge they paid 5000 forjuna rjuc mey may contnouiee DrJim NashL oyd Henieo Rex dividuaIs The ,ftw has neverendees, Gale Henders, Mrs Rose tA The CIOUAW has been inon thebroadBast fall, supporting PatrickJ McNamara for the United States senate No names are contained inthe inditement The object is totest tho constitutionality of the law which ha never been passed on bythe United States Supreme CourtThe law prohibits corporation, Industries and unions from contribut to a political partys campaign fund but they may contribute a inbenenforced to any great extent It wastried out way back in 1918 whenTrumun Newberry, Republican ran against Henry Ford for the UnitedStates senateNewberry was inditedtried ,convicted and sentenced toprison but the supreme court, reverser the conviction on the graunds, , the law did not apply to primary The James Whitleys spent Sun j ection but they failed to paday at the James Whitley home in contitutionality of the lawAnn Arbor jThe James Whitleys entertained the WmWhitleys of Ann Arbor andthe Louis Fisher family of Buffalo j frontwill be an auction6 trucks wer out ron were Saturday dinner guests Tuesday noght collecting artices 1 of the John Lundeens of Hilandwhich were stored in Lyle JonesgarageQuite a few people were nott home when the trucks went az ound and others did not have thethings readyJf they will call Martin Bitter they will be picked up or tiyjnjeavethia at the JonesgaVage on East Main Sir LakeThe Dale Millers spenthe week 0 0 j card, letteres fruit and flowers dur j card, letteres fruit and flowrs uCameron, lb 3 0 0 j mg my 8tay in the hospital and atEvans,Adkins, 3b 3 0 0 home3 0 0Klinig, rf 3 0 0end at Houghton Lake Zita visited j Harris, 2b 2 1 0COMMMUNICATIONAlthough the days of the old wildwtst are gone forever they seems to have returned to Pinckney with var Leon Meabon family in ChelseaDavid Aberdeen spent the weekend in DetroitRev, Winger and wife spent theweekenaaE Fflgrimhave Mrs Pennell of South Lyon preachedhereThursday night while visiting hisbrother, Ted on Unadilla St here Howard Gray had hi car stolen It Buckner, 2b 1 0 0Gibson, p 3 1Cydle FisherCARD OF THANKS atlmmr WednesdayWilliam Ketcham and MrsLueUaKesson will be married at the Peoples chyich Saturday afternoon at 3 p m by Rev Ruegrseegger The renew home on M36 Westtxr , I Mrs June Hendee spent lastWe wish to express our apprec , , , yy ii u r x f Monay with her parents infor all the many acts cf A Flint couple made thepages last week when they parents due to the fact the fatherwas 79 and the mother 54Each hadchildren by a iR not thebut like in the be plenty of skepticjc in tfiewords of a famous f surgeo weonce hoard testifly in 8 murder trial Such a thing i possible but notBATTING AVERAOBBLeague and Cassidy Lake Games AB R H PetBob Meabon ment Also for the many beautifulflowers and especially to the OESand Past Matrons Club It will always be remembered2jT 11 14 608 1 Mrand Mrs Clifford MillerAxailiaiations The cowboys used to ride j was found one morning 2 days later Meyer up and down the street of the old on Webster St near the Martin , MaTfrontier towns on their ponies shoot Ritter homefog oat windows and terrorizingthe town His Pinckney imitator roars up and down the villagestreets in the early houra of themorning at top speed keeping thepeople awake The next morning Joe Jeffreys 2829 9 is 448 Merlin Amburgey and Family27 7 9 3o, IosePn Griffith and Family 17 4 294 25045 7OES BAZAARSaturday, August 6 at 10 a m to p in at Masonic templethepeople ran gooutanL pick up I luncheon served 11 a m to 2 pm the broken beer bottles in their I Bke Sale Mrs MM D11 CBfront yard Lasiryear this vaT b Apwas Virginia VanNorman Ray MoriartyDon Burns Bob Darrow 2430 22 6 6 2506 7 233 5 5 227 The Hubert Ledwidge family ofRoyal Oak spent the wek end withMrs Eleanor Ledwidge and withDick Kennedy 5 10 000 her was a Sunday dinner jruest ofed to a great extent by an efficientnurshall He resigned last springtad the illage dads have neer gotten around to appointing a successor to him and now Pinckney hat become a wide open town SomeN tfcbr should be done before some1 Candy Booth, Rainbow Girls Market, Roberta Milter, chFancy Work, Sadie Moran, ch Baby booth, Esther Hall ch Parcel Post, Alberta Close, chGrab Bag, Amanda DeBarr chMalteds, Ice CreamhEmma Boydhon gets killed A eftiiia who wants hU reet O E S meuter turn in thiurdonations by August 6th Dennje Clark0 0 0 000KIWANIS LEAGUE STANWKG8 W L Pet,Whites Blue TeamYellow Team Red Team Last week the 3 12 1 Mrs Raymonda MorrisJoe Vigo and wife of Ypsilantispent Sunday at the Vincc La RosaThe Lucius Doyle jn attended achristening dinner Sunday at How2 2 500 0 4 000 el for the baby of Shirley Henry jrand wifeReds lost to the I Mrs Betty Dysert of Monroe and Teeple is home from Uof Mhospital Ann Arbor where she un The negro continues to make advances We reaid that last WMk tderwent an operation appointed to the facultyCharles Eisele and wife, son Bet ZLL of Ptincetown Universtly, Jh firstnejrro to ever be so honored Harriman of New York recentlynard, Wilbur Eisele and wfe ofFowlerville tailed on Mrs EmmaThe Bob Tasch family spent Sun court in WMW,day with his mother, Mrs Anna j D c ,ast wc6k a fjlt flgJt t9tkTach at Crooked Lake I ten CongL ftwwll, s Andrew Campbell, wife and son, mlnister when Powell triedCraig, called on her aunt, Mrs Kelly in Owosso Sunday Ann Shirley Reason is visitingher grandmother, Mrs Elmer Prattat Coopersville Do Grtfftths andfamity ofPleasant, Ted Olson and wifeDearborn and the Clifforwere Sunday gueaj end thethat no sdtoolswould 10segregationrtmlsoward Riopdles and pys called on the lister McAfyThe Bd Bekkerings of HowelltheKenneth Zillg and Jack Clarks offGriffith familCaHerajfthe Bo Jacks Ann Arbor were Sunday guests ofthe Mark Nash familyRonnie Hosjdns of DetrU Bert Wyli has sold Ms farm toiylo Kettler of Jacksonof Sidney and HarryLakeland the state conertatlonWyJie calkd oa IteC J Clintons lastBlues 5 to 4 The Yellows beat the MrsBess FishbeckBlues Tuesday night and won from i Mayaard of Lansing callthe Whites Thursday night 7 to 0wnygp vrzrQ rfQigFfpffiftJP1NCENBT DISPATCH Wednesday, JulytiM1ss4 lMt I V Incorporate 191ft McPherson State Bank Howell PinckneyOver Ninety Ysart of Safe BankingIN MEMORIAWith the world in its present troubledstate, minor conflicts in progress at several pointH and the danger of atomic warfare hanging over us, we pause to honor the dead of past Wars each war which was to be the lastOne pondera upon this terrible waste oflife and wonders if it must always be thus orWill mankind find the way through which warscan truly become a thing of the past TATB OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court foi tU fcmcof LivingstonI the Matter tse BsUU etJane DrosmdecSABed At a session of said Court held onkwelth day of July 1955Present, Honorable Hiram RSmith, Judge of ProbateNOTICE IS HEUEB GIVSNThat all creditors of said deceasedare required to present their claims in writing and under oath to said cu hoire Saturday, a girLCalvin lookers Sunday schoolclass held a weiner roast at Rush Lake Wednesday night Hon Lynn Gardner is a candidateor the state senatePinckney beat Pleasant Lake hereSunday 14 to 10 but suffered 2 cas ualties Hub Lee broke a finger andGuy Kuhn was taken sick The lin up was J P DoyLe, Dallas Cox and Hoy Reason ,outfield Hollis Miller lb Tomion, 2b Clare Miller, 3bC H Kennedy ss Ed Brown ccourt, and to serve a copy thereof jjm Moran,pPIeasant Lake battey upon Ernest Drown, admw,w4U of I Barker, Galligan and HollisGregory,Michidicuaiy of said est1 n aW , that such claims will b heard ftirfinDADKl mYfcTCC and that the heirs at law of said de INUuiUDUKiPlU IlUlUceased be determined by aid Court The G telephone systemat tke Probate Office on September went Over to dw servlce last wed20, 1955 at ten a m Roberta Jean, dughter of Mrand HOWELLTHEATREHOWKLL, MICHIGANTues, Wed, Thar, July 26, 27, 28 Dale Robertson and Sally Forrent aSON SINBADIn Superscope and colorFriday, Saturday, July 29, 30 Double Feature ProgramFred MacMnrrayCharieton Jleatonin 1 LEE THEATREWH1TMORE LAKEFriday, Saturday, July 29, 80 Double FeatureRandolph Scott, Mala Powers and Forrest TuckerinRAGE AT DAWNandLeo Gorcey, Huntz Hall and the Bowery BoysinSPY CHASERSSig Ruman and Veola Vonn Color Cartoonit is Ordered, That notice thereof Mrs Merle Schroener of Stock THE FAR HORIZONin Technicolor alsoWiilUam Lundgan, Peggy Castl Sunday, Monday, July 31, Aug 1 in Clark Gable Susan Hayward andit IT JJ3 JL2E was to Robt ley there last weekCarl Mast of Webster has been of the Washtenaw Mrs lxonWebster wasAH deposits up to 10,001 Insured by onr membership 1A th Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation II hsreof for three weeks consecutivelyprevious to said day of hearing, inthe Pinckney Dispatch, and that the v, petitioner caiue a copy of this notice e ecto be served upon each known paityin interest at his last known address by registered mail, return receipt de the ,vlctlm of a freak accident last manded, at least fourteen 14 days week an m in Mercy hospital at prior to such hearing, or by personal Jackson She was at the hot rod service at least five 5 davs orinr races when a wheel came of a car and hit her in the chest jThe American Legion Ladies Aux iliary entertained 17 patients from the Veterans hospital, Ann Arbor ata lawn dinner last week Another patch of marijuani wasdestroyed last week Jy sheriffs of icers near North Lake The Hamburg school district at TilE WHITE ORCHIDIn Eastman Color Michael RennieIn CinemaSone and ColorinTHE MAGNIFICENT MATADORIn CinemaScope and ColorHiram R Smith,A true copy Celesta Parshall ,lerk of Probate joYEARSdtpoit, our memberthlp nDeposit Insuranoe CorporatlooOw EightyNine Yean of Safe Pincknev plays at Hamburg Sun, rT T I u i M s last meeting appointed aday They beat Pinckney Memorial f a , ,, , i Ray mitteee of 6 to study consolidation The Brighton school district hasbought 2 new G MC school busses Congressman Don Hayworth hasday at Brighton 2 to 1 withClements of Ann Arbor pitching Sunday, Monday, July 81, Aug 1 SOLDIER OF FORTUNEMatinee Sunday 230 p m Cont Novelty Late News CartoonMaureen OHara and Anthony Quin r J Tues, Wed, Thur, Aug, 2, 3, 4, A wonderful surprise awaits youMARTYStarringErnestine Borgine and Betsy Bait andSTRANGER ON HORSEBACK In TechnicolorwithJoel McCrea and K McCarthy Late NewtTiies, Wed, Thur, Aug, 2, 3, 4,Glenn Ford and Anne Francis InBLACKBOARD JUNGLESCO DRIVEIN THEATREANN ARBOR, MICHIGANWE McPHERSON STATE BANKi , The AltaMaeBEAUTY SALONNow Two Operators Alta Mae and Wanda CLOSED ON MONDAYSOPEN AT 000 A MSALON IS AIR CONDITIONED Pinckney has entered a team in Twilight ieague tp replace Brighton, appointed Douglas Paimeriteri of Other teams WilliamstonWebbor Brighton his personal representatvillc, Fowlerville , Howell and tive for the countyStockbridge J P Doyle and Calvin The state will spend 4,000 im Hooker are mgra Their first game proving the Island Lake state parkis at Williamston Thursday Miss Janice Hess of Fowlerville p near Brighton thisi year The Hunt Stock Company is here who has taught school 2 years in JS nights under canvass next week Athens, Greece, has returned home 1 Marshall Warren of Grand RapidsThe Gardner family reunion was is the new Howel Coop mgrheld Doherty Hill3 with 30 present Rev Mere Meeden of the Howell Sunday Baptist church is on a trip to EngThe Howell Theatre is showing janj and Scotlandthe SharkySchmelling fight pi South Lyon will install parking turs Schmelling won the title on meters ani the South Lyon Heralia foul does not like itClare Miller entertained the State The Novi gas station wftg robbedMens soft ball team on which he of 285 early Friday morning by 2plays at the Miller cottage at Prt 2 men zage Lake Saturday and Sunday , juljus porath Sons and Louis Francis Battle, HoAvard Read and Qarvalagia of Centerine have beenFloyd Havnes are home after a awarded the contract to build theweek at Camp Newkirk DexterWe 2,17387 Willow Run Expresswaydont know which one cleaned Mary around Ann AVbor Work will start Friday, Saturday, July 29, 30SMOKE SIGNALin TechnicolorwithDana Andrews and Piper Laurie andSIX BRIDGES TO CROSS withTony Curtis and Julie Adams Cartoon SYLVANTHEATRECtolseo, MichiganSunday Monday, July 31, Aug 1 THE FAR COUNTRYin CinemaScopewithJames Stewart and Ruth RomanALSOABBOTT and COSTELLO MEET THE KEYSfONE COPS Friday, Saturday, July 29, 30Double FeatureDEVIL GIRL FROM MARS StarringHugh McDermott Hazel Court and John LaurieandJUNGLE MOON MEN withJohnny Weisrauller, Helene StantonSunday, Monday, July 31, Aug I ABBOTT AND COSTELLOMEET THE MUMMYA Comedy StarringAbbott and Costello, Marie Windsorhistheon in a month ,The cause of the plane crash atDexter last week in which Charles Quin jr was killed was said to oean empty gas tankPHONE UP 8 3359, monthAnnClarence Blades wrecked Whippet Saturday night near Burrought country club Maurice Kelly, Stanton Line Andrew Campbell are workingthe staU corn borer patrol j NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Born to Waldo Titmus, and wife J Default having oeen made iu vvFanny Johnsonat the Frank John conditions of a certain Mortgagemade by William C LaPrad andHazel LaPrad, his wife of GrefosyMichigan to Ernest H Greeer of Pinckney, Michigan dated the 23rdday of February 1951 and recorded the the office of the Register ofDeeds for the County of Livingston and State of Michigan, on ctv otnday of February, 1952 in Liber 265of Mortgages, on pages 4l48 on jwhich Mortgage there is claimed tobe due at the date oi this no tier iorprincipal and interest the sum ofEight Hundred YoTty ITine and 55 100th 84955 dollars and the furjther sum of TwentyFive and Abbott and CasteeloCartoonTues,Wed, Thur AUK 2, 3 4 SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVENBROTHEUSIn CinemaScopt and ColorStarringJan Powell, Howard Keel and WREVENGE OF THE CREATURE1 Sunday Show 3, 5, 7, 9Cartoon andSpjitTues, Wed, Thur, Aug 2, 3, 4, STRANGER ON HORSEBACKin TechuicolarA Western StarringJoel McCrea and K McCarthyandMAD AT THE WORLDTTJrama StarringFrank Lovejoy and O ODoanellJohn Agar anl Lori Nelson Cartoon ComingCult of Cobra, Escape toBurma,Tijht SpotLorn John SilverFLOWER AL OGASONSfroWINKELhAUS FLORAL COMPANYPhone 284 Hawaii00100ths 2500 Dollars as Attorf1 Qmod buy on berrieshowfari ome ptmg and bank n inOoN ZvOB IHBMfiksep then orcnfroshu neys fees, making the whole amfount claimed to be due at the date of this notice towit, the sum Eight iHundred SeventyFour and 55100th 87455 Dollars to which amountwill be added at the time of sale ultaxes insurance that may be paidby the said Mortgagee between the date of this notice and the time of said sale and no proceedings at lawhaving been instituted to recoer the debt now remaining secured bysaid mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby the power of sale contained in said Mortgage has become opera tWeNow Therefore, Notice is HerebyGiven , that by virtue of the power of sale contained in said Mortgageand in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, thfl said mortgage will be forclosed by asate of the premises therein des cribed or so much thereof as maybe necessary, at public auction, tothe highest bidder at the West frontdoor of the Courthouse in the Cityof Howell and County of Livingston, Michigan, that being the place fholding the Circuit Court in and for said County on Friday, the 28thday of Octobcr,1955 at 1000 ocolck Eastern Standard Time in the forenoon of said day, and said premiseswill be sold to pay the amount to as aforesaid then due on said Mortgage together with Six B pet cent interest, legal costs, Attorneysfee and also any taxes and insurance that said Mortgagee does payon or prior to the date of said salewhich premises are described insaid mortgage as follows towitLands situate and being in the Township of Patnain, Livingston County, described at a parcel ofied as follows Beginningfractional Quarter i of Section31, Township 1 North Range 4 East Michigan fesju North Z4U U BEEF STEAKS, LBCHUCK ROASTS, LbPICNIC HAMS, LbFRESH YOUNG BpF UVER,Lb BEEF SOLD BY OR GROCERIES AND COLD MEATSTHE HOLLISTER MARKET 59c39c 42c29cI ship of iMichigan,1 Jugs4 MILES NORTH OF PINCKNEY ON THE THE PINCKNEY ROAD VGOOD FOOD BEER WINE DINNERS DAILY 6 P M TO 9 P M Sunday 2 P Mto 8 P MSANDjiyiCHES ANYTIMEat outheast corner of the North Tled May ftth 1955 east Quarter M of the Northwest iirands J Shields andthence West 58S feet thence Soath Willis L Lyons 8440 feet thsnee East 588 feet to Attorneys for Mortffa of bscinnm, coataMsf 44 9treeL How MichWedndy, July 27, 1965Th ePeopIStore Pbviey DisposeEater M Bceond CUuwMatter PortoffkAct of Maxe 8 1177114 So Hofi 8tLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES ORYGOODSKEMSEDY GENERAL STORE Notes ot 48 Years AgoMiss Lelia Monks isUolpdo visiting inA band has been organized at Flerville with Floyd VatiRichter leader asA bad accident occured on thePere Marquette Railroad, 2 milesnorth of Salem Saturday when an excursion train hit a freight train40 were killed and 150 injuredThe trame work for MJ Reasonsnew home is up and brick laying hasstartedThe Jake Mack family have moved in the Wheeler Dinkelhouse onMill Streetnow 90 foot worlds record, worlds record when the international Auto Daredevil Champ ionship contest is held at theFowlervflle Fair Friday nightonly August 5thThere will be 33 different events on the biggest program ever of Outstanding Auto and Motorcycle Dare devil stunts and three great thriilshows will compete for the 1955 Championship They are Dick Roerp, All American Motor Maniac,, Billy Greeens Famous Canadian Aces and Ward Beams 1954 World Champions This LEAP OF DEATH hastoken the lives of 7 great autodare devils Jack Perry, Lucky Teeter,Snook Wentzel, TommyMarcus, Johnny Roberts andWalt Owens and sent many more to the hospitals Threefamous auto dare devils will each jump a passenger car thru j Glenn and Eari Tupper are visitspace, each trying to break the ing relatives in Durand and FlintEditor Andrews has returned hislaunch from Half Moon Lake to theto the Pinckney mill pond LOCAL NEWSDoris Umsofcead entertained herclass last Tuesdy on her 15th birth day at a picnic dinner and splashparty at Bishop Lake These there were Roberta Ackley,Joleen Bavdlo, Janet Shirley and Linda Lee,Dick Wylie, Thomas Wylie Jaek Wylie, James Campbell and Alvin 4 Simonson Jack Doyle won the div i ing contest, Tom Wylie the swimm ing contest and Dick Wylie the fluat , fring contestRev Keith Ledwide of Davison called at the Dispatch office last jlast Wednesday David Danrow has gone to CampBearkill near Bayview i IWork started on the structure of jthe new Peoples Church parsonage on West Unadilla St last week t is of brick, 40x 5 rooms and bath with no basement Tom Wylie is becoming a skilledmotor boat pilot we heir Me m o Tony Mandell thrilling ride aroundHiland the other niht in Muray Daggs new hanieh He is a steuiyhand at the tiller Mrs Robert Parker and MrsThomas Donner were hostesses nthe bridge luncheon at Chemimr Hills Country Club last week MrsBonner won the Canasta prizeThe Rupert darners of Detroitcalled at the George VanXormankome Saturday on their way to MuskegonEarl Baughn and wife spent Sanday at the Robert Seefeld home atJaslyn LakeMrs Maude Sales is visaing atthe J H Hooker home Mies Yiua Pettys of Howell called SuulaMrs Susie VanHorn of Howellspent the week end at the CliffordVanHorn homeThe Robert BoReemer of TaylorCenter called at the ieorgee VanNorman home SundayThe Elmer Sherman of Hay Ciysspent Sunday with the Irvin Parser MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixture and SuppliesEsoris, 0 and Gss Hot Wster HeatersComplete Line of Pumps f We ServicePHONE UP 8 7 S EAST HMiers GroceryCCS PcadOuiiHE LAKELAND DRLSS HOUSE n GLLARANCE SALEin o 0OFF ON ALLEnjoy Yourself at theANNUAL FOWLERVILLE FAIR FROM AUGUST 2 TO 6,1955 Fuwkrville, Mich2 BIG DAYS OF HARNESS RACING2 BIG DAYS OF BIG CAR AUTO RACINGMICHIGAN BARN DANCE4H TALENT SHOWWARD BEAM THRILL SHOW KLEINS VARIETY SHOWLARGEST MIDWAY EVER The HamburgPutnam FarmersClub meet with the Peter Coniways SaturdayOne of th season biggest crowdswas in town Saturday night Evvyhitching post was in useJohn Chalker smal colt even went into the Teeple Hardware StoreThe Ladles of the Ccmgl churchserve ic e cream at the opera houseSaturday night The Wales Leland family are visiing her sister in Grand Rapids Wilmont Reeves of Stockbridgespent the week end with LouisMonksLee Barton and sister, Alice ofDetroit are visiting MrsJennie Barton , , Dan P Markey is leaving on atrip around the worldW B Darrow is fixing up thoTuomey building on Howell St andwill open a drug storeJudge Mine has ordered4keplaintiff in the suit of R M Glenn V3William and Clyde Line to put upsecurity for costs The Grand Trunk Railroad is running an excursion to Niagara Fallson August 29thRev Joe Ryerson, Chelsea wosinjured in the bad Ann ArborJackson train wreck last weekV G Dinkel J,ohn Gardner, FrdBurgess, I J Abbott and familiesare camping at Portage Lake The AI Fresco Chibiicnteat Por tage Lake August 3rd Frank Shields of Howell has goneon a trip around the worldProsecuting Attorney James AGreene has ordered slot machinesout of the county The L J Henry family were SIMday guests of the Keith liradtmysof ChelseaMrs Lois Kimberly called on hehusband, Earl, at Mt Carmel hos pital , Detroit SundayMrs Willa Meyer and children ofAnn Arbor called at the W II Al ,ver home SundayThe Louis Swarthout family spntthe week end t Lovells George VanNorman was in Detroitlast WednesdaySusan Ayers of Parish field spentthe week end with the LetterMcAfeeesThe Ben Tomlins, Mrs Rosa LaRosa Vince LaRos family, BeanieLaRosa and wile and the Junior Doyles picniced t Silver Lake latThursday nightMrs Edith Carr is in Syracuse,XY where a son has been born luher daughter, Mrs Janis BakerMr, and Mrs Howard Thayir,daughter, Patty and Patty Ialmerare at Houghton this week at an ed jucational conferenceMrsWalter Clark and Mrs GAYClark called on the Lyle Hendees inAnn Arbor Wednesday Childrens iiee, Sportswear, Bathing SuitsSiiGitie rajauas and GownsClosecats os, tys , rag 39c value now 23cStore K S a ra tc p m Open SundaysfM Dr, Lakeland, Mich d crlFrom Vvlrr1 sit Joe MarshModern Science FinallyCaches Up With GrandpaI got put in my place the other,hight Deserved it, too My father inlaw said we were due for badweatherBiwls are flying low,he reported, That means a stormX started to Josh with the oldgentleman about bcin supersti tious Thm my nephew Jim, onvacation from college, pipes up Grandads right, be At least, thats what they sayat school, Jim poes on The heavy air you pet before a storm forces insects down lowso hitrh, flying birds have to swoop alonpr the ground if they want to eat From where I sit, theres probably sound reasoning back of most old sayinffs back of anything people have learned to be lieve in Take the idea of a stiteliin time saving nine sparing rodsand spoiling childrenof drinking hot milk, or a refreshing glasof beer, at bedtime Yo may not hold with any of thes beliefsyourself but its not smart f qive them the birdThe Kenneth Mohlmans spent Sun ,day with his parenag at Strawberry Lake uundatiotTAXESPINCKNEY VILLAGE TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT MY HOMESATURDAYS AND MONDAYSUNTIL FURTHER NOTICEHi EN REYNOLDS, Vifflage TreasurerSISEastPBuAiaSt P G Box 203, Pkckney IThj Harold Gallup family ofFarmington spent Saturday at theMurray Kennedy home THE ROUSH PLUMBINGIIIPERSONAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLDStarting Aug 1st I will sell my household FurnSTARTS 1000 A M 310 Webster Pi MZM1 PinckMyishingsJMany antiques and electrical appliancesare includedMRS ALMA HARRIS, 11250 TOMA ROAD Miles Sooth of Pinckney TRUCKSTRACTORSCARSr RUSSELL D SMITH CO MICH en xstRepresented by H W WYU6 v BetterRudy hf i four present system wheeze andwarn through every gallon Or slowdown to a tncUc just when you seedThe irt high time you talked to its aouc owning a dependable, precisesf engineered MyersMyers systems virtually eliminatewater delivery failure And Myers quality soon pays for itself in freedoa torn repair billsOur Myers line is complete We havethe rig jnp piston, Ejcto typeor suOTftrsmft engineered to meet the requirements of your farm Our trained water specialist will be gladto give you exact specifications andcosts No obligation Phone ox write us today Sytten FOB 9ALJBGeed krifcltafaere or more, prices rightA Somer 8074 Wet MMFOR RENT6 room apt lowerEat Main t Pinckae Osear Beck Phone UPSHOT THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEIatFOR SALEBaby bed as MattressRollaway bed, Iron bed aad sprif s, 2 buffets, 1 table, 3 kitchen ekairtChina cabinet golden oak4 S ererstuffed chairsmaroOB and traylawn chairs Phone Up 8,9t79 f Rap Cwfj, M BFiaekiey MieftfeaaCall 110 A M to tM P It Except WednesdaysMon, Tttes, FiL, Sat 700 to 80fr P MFOR SALEYear aroundat Kush Lake Call Bova UPtown 8 3282 ftaveyhomes PHONB C P 21l FUNERAL HOMEBM CSvariM DirectorModecn Equipment, Ambukie ServicePHONE U P 8M72WANTEDCombiningFracns Shehan Phone UP 8 3S36FOH SALECanoe7 brandnwcan1 n ,vas never been used Good deal VJ 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 27, 1955 Description An account of the resource July 27, 1955 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 1955-07-27 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c8a07e6a066d972b8ba6daaf5156a7ca.pdf ed40dbfa459d9508b4bbab37fa4e6d20 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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V, I Wadnsidiy August 3, 1955MICHIGAN HIREOR ifftiGHBSWi iuiSI Soft Bait jGtacs A summer long search for a placeto build a mental hospital is on InMichigan there are about 1100 men tally defective children for whomthere U no room in Michigans 3institutions Dr Harry August of the mental health commiasioa says the proposed hospital should benear a metropolitan center from which most of patients will comeatfd aceomodate 3500 The two site most favored are the Wayne County training School and s site near Grand Rapids, MichLast winter thecommission wanted to take over theRowel TB Sanitarium which has many empty beds but the board ofhealth blocked thisx Seaator George Higgins nowchairman of the toll road authoritysays fee intendea to go ahead with lhe plan State Highway ComZkgler said he would build, a freehighway to parallel the 113 mle toll road from Flat Rock to Sagiaw, He relied on federal , fundsto k this and now that the presi highway program is1 killed theplan is out the window The Bill Meyer iaartly entertained W H Meyer and wife, James Meyar and family and the EdsilMeyer family at a steak roast onTuesday nightRev Henry Kepping of the Dex Pinckney continues in first plaitin the county league this week hfvirtue of a 9 to 7 win over City Service, their 3rd victory over thisteam Pinckney margin of victorywould have been bigger if they had CaHebt Ctrnrca LOCAL NEWSter Gospel church has flown to John j including a home run and 3 doubleKopping, Sweden piney got a run the first oftThe Dexter band made 300 on doubles by Jeffreys and Gentile aa4their ice cream social last week 2nd whea walk The Dexter school will operate 12 and scored on Meabons hit matbusses this year 3rd whan Jreys douMedagain with Southwell and MeabonThe new Fowlerville high schoolunder construction was damaged tothe extent of 2600 last week byvandals Windows were smashed,the electric clock system and the vaults Th Jackson murder reward money at Brighton has been split AJohnson of Manton whose oil stat ion the Jolles robbed got 500 and W MarysBe, fc Albert Scfcaltt, PasUrlanefry Minet0Q and 10 amNovsna devotions, Friday eveningat 1M Confessions, Friday evening after , in w, Noveaa Devotions and Saturday fromnot made 6 errors They had 10 hiU j p m J7jy beon They got 3 the 9th whenbon hit, Meyer doubled, Jeffreyswas safe on errorand Geothe rest went into the state police fa single, double and error, 2 thepension fund The total was 2,072 The Benham oottage on ReddinglastG station operators are anxious1 improve their lot and relations With the oil companies The average gas station operator gets 102an hour and works 80 hours a week He earns 4,285 a year Figuressow show the gas station man islosing money on the gas he pumps ad must rely jn service and accessories for profit Most operatorsthink they are tied up too tight bythe oil companies, and could do better if they bought their cw tireand accessories,Turkeys once a holiday delicacy,are now served the year aroundfrozen fried turkey is alwaya available Prof Donald Miller of tUe Tur key Growers Assn says turkeyswill be higher this year There was, a surplus last year and the price dropped low as 37c There arefewer ttfttotjNt this yearBOOSTBell Telephone Co of a,aOQQPublic Service cosnipany had boost got a hit Ther last 2 runs came th7th when Daisy walked and Darrow hit a home ran, City Service got a run the fin on Jim Halters homer, 2 the 2nd on an error, single and Bagmans 3 , ge gm febagger and 2 the 7th whea Hatter, 1 Gillette and Nixon all singled Thenext 3 batters were all infield outs,In the other games Howell Gearbeat Fowlerville 4 to 1 and Ham 2 to 1ABRHMeabon, 3b 4ss 4Jeffreys, lb 44 2 4444 1220 10Southwell, Reader, c 122 10 1 1 foze the 800 MassHtnoMte ttfumfcCafvaty Mennoaite ChoreaBar Sara Beachy, PastorS S Supt Walter EachMorning Worohif 100Sctr ol 1100oog Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship ServiceI Wednesday 800, 15th annual community summer vacation Bible school is fromJuly 11 to 22 at Calvary MeruionitechurchClasses for all ages through Mrs Beulah Miller entertainedthe Clare Clifford and Norman Miller families, Mrs Mary Teepie andWesley Reader at a fish supper on Bight OIMMENIWKether the iii Four conferenceat Geneva jjot auy results last iThe Jame Woostery of Columbus iOhio are visiting the RobertGeorge VanNorman families weekis opTi to arfueint Some say it did Some say it did not NeitherKuia or the Allies gave an inchand no important result were arrived at but they did make a date toneet again in October The bigachievement of the conference waathe willingness of the representatives ot the different nations to setat a conference table and talkMr and Mrs Mark Nash enter f PThe Iriendly attitude that pretamed all their children and families Rachel Nash and Judy Graveshave calves this year in the 4H at the Fowlerville Fairand neighbors at theU home Sal urday night when Mrand MrJackClark showed their pictures of GermanyMrs Theresa Coyle spent lastweek with Mark Melvin Ciled Sir Ajitbony Eden to dare oi hja return home to Englandthat the threat o war had been disapated The Kunpcans are shrewd diplomats and know they can winmore at the conference table thanon the battle fieldtae school Everyone welcomeRoad, Lakeland, burned downweek4 youths, who were found in a earnear Brighton drinking beer with 2 15 year old gitls all drew jail sentences aad fines They were Gordon 1 ckney Carpenter, 19, Brighton Don Tinsley, 17, and Edwin Tinsley, 22,Fow lerville Thomas Stoll of Howell The youngest deer hunter last Gentile, Ifyear was 8 years old and the oldest Daisy, cf was 78 j Fredenburg, rfThe Dutch Elm disease has been i Darrow, 2bfound in some of the trees in How ell which will be detroyed The engagement of Barbara Was c A R Hyilw of Hamburg to Pvt Paul GorHdon Krueger of Howell is announc jrajier , K 8 8,, , i Giilctte, ss , 4 1 The following marriage licences were issued last weekWilliam Ret , , A ncham, 79, Pinckney, Luella Chess arK3 ct 4 uman 69, Pinckney Ronald Darrow,28, Pinckney, Josephine Bobon, 21, Lyon, Mary Jane Bennett, 18, HamPinckney 692, Hartland 7B4, Hambuig There are 8,1M children of school COUNTY LEAGUEage in the county acbrdittfcr to the census Tn 194tnere were only i Pinckney , 5,772 Brigfctoii 1525, How 11 1993 Howelf Gear Pinckaey Robert owW9outhburg 255 The Baries school has voted to Church Rev J W Winger, PasterSunday School 980 a m Morning Worship 1045 a mThurs night prajer meetingat the church atWed choir practice 800780 p mThe Pesetas CbarooM36 West between Main snd Unadilla StreettRev Keith Ruegseggcr, PastorSunday SchoolSunday WorshipYouth Groupsought a WhileJtitiMm rtes are not a11worked oiit they will be about follows Telephone exchangeswith less U3W 8000 phns, 15c amonth over 3000 phones 50c a month Private exchanges 2 to 20 a month Dial type or private exehaages 76c to 150 a monthOrderturrets 15 a turret Loud speakers90c a monthRussell Engelhardt, local telemgr says the rate for individualtelephone service will go up 30c amonth Rates for all other serviceshere will remain unchanged exceptfor exchange line mileage and aux iliary telephone service such as private switchboards, inter officecommunication etcHe said the rate increase is disapointing because it is insufficientTelephone rates are only up 29 per cent since 1940 while other godsand services are up fcK percentLess than half the rate increase orderedwill remain the rest going for taxesCOMMUNICATION Bt Uli, Mo July 15, 1955 I was sadly disappointed on my1964 visit to Pinckney to see theOld Pinckney Mill pond and Sreara in tiie state it now is inJ rememberas a boy this was the show place of Finckaey I only hope some day thatPtackSey will become a littk selfself conscious and restore the old mill pond to somewhat of ita original state I suppose this is asking too much although it is something to wish forTaen too I suppose there are alewland owners who would objectto high water level in the pond as it would flood seme of the laad theyhave redateed YourfTruTy John T LynchANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENTr ad Mrs Edward barker an tke engagement of their Wir, Dorothy to Mr John Eaftoat, son of Ifo Ethel Sprangam the late Philip Sprok No date has been set Giilctte, ssNixon, pParka, cf Westmorland,V7 oil man, c Barr, lbWilson rf 2b44 444 38 010 100 02 Evening ServicePrayer MeetingChoir Practice Wed Choir Practice We3 946 a m1100 a m, 700 p m,800 p m 800 p m490 p m80 p m The Ralph Hall family picftiadat Waterloo Recreation Area SundayLackland Elder and Sidney Bertand families of Detroit spent Sunday with the John McDonnelsMrs Willa Lamb and children,Edsil Meyer and family of Ann Ar The Fwlervsio Fa,r is on thisyear for the Cith straight year At one time there were numerousfairs Chelsea, Stock bridge, Howell,Brighton, Milfonl and Ann Arborall had them Now Fowlerville isthe only survivor in this section Afew have so called fairs but there ,, T , no hurse acntf, ball games orbor and the James Meyer family yWay Why Fowlerville succeededwere Sunday guests of W H Mey while the others failed we do not knw Maybe theLet George doer and wifeMrs Leslie McAfee took JolceenRaaydlo, Carol Gcrycz, Nancy Nashand Barbara and Leslie McAfee tothe National in Detroit Monday it attitude did not prevail thereThe fairs were held in October foryears and one thinjj we miss about the present fair is tne absence of p s tne absence ofHob Huff, wife and baby of How bi leagoe ball players in the ballell who works for WH Meyer have Kames They uscd to ye mogt of moved into Gene Manns apt j the Detroit Tiger team there backXTTleXTRalph Ha8 tulIed On Mrs in th days of Charies iehringerNeil Nixon at Mercy hospital, Jack Quite a few of the old time featuresso Sunday i l ison SundayJames Whitley jr is visitingR Reevea family in Detroit are long since fjone from the faitthe such as the ballon ascension in 1 which a local person sometimes A1 , , , , , person sometimesMrs Alta Meyer has finished her went up man buried alive and theurse at th Yi Nl dibe annexed to Cheteea The Chelsea clek in the tower ofthe old Glazier factory at Chelea, installed in 1907 has been repairedat a cost of 3000 FowlervilleHamburg8TANDINO8W L POT 71462J5J875553 3 238 5 TPAULS LUTHERAN CHURCH0 Missouri Syu77013 ast M36 Vfimburg Rev Walter J Wenk,Phone AC 99054, BrightonSunday School 10 a m every Sun Regular Worship Service 11 a m Vacationers welcomeCome worship 1 course at the Ypsi NormalThe Albert Swatz family ofBrighton called on the Clyde Fisherfamily Sunday The Ray Burns and Jack Youngfamilies were Sunday guests of the Norman Jameison family in Howellhonoring Janice Burns birthday Th Robert, Tasch family spentlast wetkjt375BATTING AVEEAGLeague and Cassidy Lake Games AB R HBob Meabon 27 13 16Phil Gentile 1 33 11 15 MARRIED SATURDAY MORNINGErneat Bottke jr, son of Ernestsr of Saginaw wass manier to Esj helle H,ccilli, daughter of Mr and592 Albert Lelanek of Bentley Lake at damin turkey Of course a turkeydoes not dance The platform on which it stood was heatud and itlifted up its feet so they would notcet burned as its owner sawed away on his fiddle Then therewas the rattlesnake oil man whodressed as an Indian and did a war dance It was always st mysterywhere he got the intfrertfentg forLawrence Camburn and wife call his rattlesnake oil which cured near eivthin1 as he never had but,smiko which he cazried aroundMesdames Mildred Parks, Kay fairs for at least 25 years,monda Morris and Dorothy Camp evtoGoorge DaisyJim Meyer Max SouthwellLIBRARY NEWSNew books are Little Town of thePrairie by Wilder, New Plays for , Joe JeffreysRed Letter Day by Sechrist, Beano Ray Moriartyby Watson, Blue Ridne Billy, Judys Bob Darrow Journey, Boom Town Boy by Len j Wesley Reader ski Pray for a Brave Heart by 1 Arthur FradenburgMaelnna ,Miss Florence Preuss has completed her 2 years workshop and is cefrbified Ifbrfcifcm Mrs Thomas Bonner and sons areat Big Bay for 2 weeks The board announces the gift of300 from the Bonner Foundation Dick KennedyDennie Clark1931 2132242621 450 3 5429333the Pinckney Congl church ati00 a m Saturday morning, July9 10 323 j 30 by Rev J W Winger5 6 2851 The brides costume was pale 9 r281 yellow alecoji lace sheath dress6 250 with a rulfled lace floun eShe wore6 230 a purple orchid pinneed on her 0 000 , shoulder a 3FowlerviileMrs Lettie Nesbitt entertainedher bridge club TuesdayThe George VanNormans spentSunday at the Robert Seileeldhome at Joslyn LakeThe Homer Abneys had The house of congress by a reversal r,f opiiion defeated presidents 100 million road program lastweek despite the faot everybodyagrees the highways are inadequatean the ucfideu toll giows each Most of the highway money000 000000000MORE VANDALISMFor some time we have beenreading of vandalism in the differ ent cemeteries in Michigan Sucha thing did not happen here until LEAGUE STANDINGSYellow Team 4 2 66t Blue Team 1 2 3 400 jRed Team 0 4 ,000White Team 4 1 800 Results last week Yellows 7 andWhites 2 Whites 11 and Blues 6,Yellows 9 and Reds 8 The matron of honor was MrsBruno Markieweisz of Detroit Herdress was similar to the bride Mrs Virginia VanNorman sang breakfast at the Harold Porter home Sunday W hllve heLn raisei by an in cicaac n the truck tax and thetruck lobby is credited with killingthe bill The president has asked foj reconsideration butand Harold Fairchilds of Binning ul1Martin Phillips family Of Ypsilnuiiand Evelyn Maryszk of Ann Arbor also calledThe Rex Nobles of Ann Aboi as congressto arljoum there is littleg and Harold Fairchiils of uJrmiIlff j re is littleBecause with her mother, Mrs j ham spent Sunday with the Fmnk chance Most commentators see theEarl Buhn acompanying he birth piiriir1 fr at least 2 yearsEarl Baughn accompanying herRichard Fitzpatrick of Detroitwas best man The reception was held at the Aberdeens honoring FranksdayKIWANIS NOTESThe Pinckney Kiwanis made 250dollars on their rummageauctionone night last week when the Pinck j flle here Satuniay, T ainmatncy Cembetery was invaded and 30 w her ag they had 80me artombstones tipped ovet or smashed, J 1rft whichH at They were mostly in the old partof the cemetery and were the flatwhitemarble kind which cannot be replaced State police and sheriffsofficers are investigating There is evidence of a drinking bout and emmm oaij fcotpttal will be a ipfed mmu and 6WfBS jm an1MM will tetM pty bottles were found At Utica aa couple years ago 14 high schoolstudents were reunded up and hadto pay big damages for similar actThe same thing happened at a cem etery near Hartland At Dexter afew years back they hadtoJock the Icemetery gate8 at 7 p m to stop vandalism This may be done herebut the new part of the cemetery is not fenced This may be the straw that brokethe camels back as a delegation ofcitizeag we hear maynext council meeting attend thetovate saleWhen the conrmiittes went out tocollect Tuesday night they did notget much as many were not homeand others did not have things ready Later they got numerous telephone calls and were kept busy Saturday morning hauling in stuifBert Wylie was auctioneer and PercyEllis assisted awhile The articlesincluded clothing, furniture, 2 televisions, refrigerator, washing machines,disheT jene posts, bales of hay, pictures etcMr and Mrs M E Darrow tookKathy and Dick Loomis to Detroit theirthe Dick Loomises While helping naying last weekMrs Kitsey Dinkel fell off a wagonI when a bale hit her She waa taken to McPherson hospital but no broken bones were found She is homenowLast week cars belonging to Howard Gray and Phil Gentile taken 1 car was found after 3 days and the and Mrs Albert Lelanek of Bentley Lake After a wedding trip in northernMichigan the couple will reside atthe recreation area headquarter atSilver LakeThe bride has operated the EstelleRestaurant here for 2 years ofSunday with the Johnhospital, Detroit Daviditing the Ralph Hall familySunday callers of the AndrewCampbells were Mis Anna Craftand Esel Rossman of Howell, Mrs Mildred Trost and the Bud Nancn roads of feWtt ests weTe ETnest t family of DearbornBottkee sr and Mrs Lily Palin of , Two accidentB Saturday RFreeland,the grooms 8ister,Mrg Edwin Boss, 3 daughters of Greeley,Colorado, the brides brother, sisterinlaw and neice, Mr and Mrs John the opposition tospent Michigan toil roads is the smallestMcDonnels, kind of peanut politics TheseEarl Kimberly is home from Mt are a success In many states,Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Newanyone who hag riddenon them knows they cant be beaten for riding ease or the amount oftime saved A few communities around Dearborn who did not wanttheir subdivisions, streets or parkscrossed have tried to block thembut so far have lost all coirt testsJohn Lewis of Hiland Lake Their chief aid has been Hihwifailed to make the Umstead curve r Sand went through the fence Jonn Aldrich of Gregory hit the bridgethe George Meabon home and sruffBradley of Detroit and her , ered clts Mi bruises His companToe Reed of Stockbridjrehad hisbroken AJl were hospitalizedBorn to Mr and Mrs Buy andbrother and wife the Edward Lelaneks and son of Detroit andAlbert Lelanek of PinckneyMARRIED SATTTKnAYOES BAZAARSaturday, August 6 at 10 a p m at Masonic templeLtmeheon served 11 a m to 2 pmBake Sale, Mrs Mae Daller, chAprons, Virginia VanNorman ehMarket Roberta Miller, ch , HWtinvU nvs ,nw ,ftwey Work, Sadie Moran, ch j ander Wilson, 25ut on bood for Baby booth, Esther Ball ehPanel Post, Alberta Close, JL Bay, Amanda DeBarr ch Gentile car found at pood next daySuspicion was directed towardparole violation from New York state He wa picked up and admittI ed both theft He has a record o f will mide inIK Ice OeamhEmma BoydhBooth, Rainbow GirlsO E S meubera imm JA tlwtrtantioiii by August 5th Luella Chee8man and William Ketcham were united in marriage by Rev Keith Ruegseeger at the Peoples church t Pink Saturday, day, July 30 at 300 p, m of the cobple werewere Mr and Mrs Nelson BuzzardUsher8 were Howard Craig andGeorge Enquist assisting Nancy Rowezs Mrs Lloyd Wellraan sang OhPerfect Love and Savior like aShepherd Lead Us, accompaniedby Mary Ann WinegarOpen bouse was held at the homeof Mr and MrsGeorge Eaquist withMesdames Grace Craig and EstherHail assisting with refreshments Commissioner Zepler who to4tidmore monkey wrenches than anyoneelse, He is on the toll road caMAo imi but his efforts have been allsgativc Accoiding to the press ,tfcare is a move on to remove him from tht toll road commissionRev George Crist, 31, of the Lath churchJanet Keiser Ryerson of city ofDetroit on July 3i at Womanlsiuwpital, a son, David Paul, a great eran churcn was found guilty grandson of George Thompson i Jjfrcsy by the 8vno1 unfrockad Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and children ey found h1 ieni the virginwere in Stockbridge Sunday birth the physca resnrrection jof The Joe Griffith family spent hrist the miracles erformed bySunday at the Ted Olson home in tim and that Adani ws responsibleDearborn i Hft fo mans sins While the days of theAfter a northerncouplearresta in New York state aad In H1 lZ w OL v M Ontario He stayed at the Tboa Wltaw PliMWU lit tfce ve Mm Mame Shehan is back fromMurphy horn here and wocfcd,W end at Lwerae, TIM cabta that J hospital and at the home of The Gerald and Ambrose Kenn i d timers who believed all inedys were Sunday gues of the Mur d Book from kiver khrer areray Kennedys, ROne stiil tne practise of acceptbjcDavid LedwWge was home from om chter ad rejecting theFlint over the week end cn OTily lead confusion This iDavid Ledwidge writes from tle Practs ot the religious fakenNorth Dakota he has been picked wh by PlanT up certain chapterson the all star team in that league ad Jlorine othern wrest thousandi Mrs Ruth Curlett and daughter, f dollars from lBorant foilPaulapent the week end in Detroit Joe Lavey played in the base balltournament last week at Frankfortwith the Chelsea team They lost to St Joseph 9 to 0 aad to Pittsfordconstmction there were Bailee em his, Un Frand Honuhaw POLIO SHOTS,Ony 59 children showed upthefr second polio shots at the enUry school last Friday Oniyxlfrshotti were sent her lst May H children received their ftrtt vt jA , yWednesday August 3, 1066Iocerporattd 1915McPherson State Bank How ell PinchnevOver Ninety Years of Safe Bzr MICHIGANThe Predate Ccxt ior tt C uf Livingston I the Matter , Ue firtftteJane DrQwadecfeaseL At a seaaiu of said Court held oniwdth day of July 1955 325 YEARS,N0M Tne Pinckuey ball team plays the YiiliajrHUm team here Sunday I,ii Vvarthout and Emil Weddd,L ha x rcirnid from their 2000Present, Honorable HiramijiHli, Judge oi lJrobate NOTICE IS JtiLh, JY ItmiletiiiThat all creditors oi ,id 4eceud j totheir clairaruSornufor iBMI needspiii or J s or joiiiciu iJ,M n a ijjj v v i, i r m n tproiiipe 1 furour i nno riiJs ff b a ,ir Co or J ls brTil I i1 ,,, nc s rk r ,sr p rs, i rKw ri 1 UsuchA mi I uu in i ased arein wuing and unde oath to 5id court, ana Lo serve a toy ihei I upii Krrut Drowt, adrawWA iJc,L,jry,rlch1ficiicuary yf said eiIIL ihai 6Ufh claims will be heardand that the heirs at law of amid deteaitLi be ciutLfinixied by said Courtat the Piooac Office on SjptembriU, iJ55 at un a m ii i Urucied, laat notice thureiuLt uieu by publication of a cupyieiti for three weeks conseoutiveiyIjicviouj to haid day of iiLann, ntho Piiicktiuy JLijptieh, and that theiHiiioir uause a copy of this notice to bu srvcii ijpo eah known pauyin iJiliLtst at his last known addecsby ix luivu mail, return receipt de mardid, at least fourteen 1J dayprior A irip They went as , cris old Studebaker , eil and they had noi iw tires They had tobiy nw tirco They saw the Am j jlurphya at Torontos Cynthia Carpenter of PettyavTfcfaiiLd her children Sunonj u,JuLjc HOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANnco rcrrinjii of Jackson was to AUK rose H Murphy ofKriLV at t Johns church thereJu Xi Im OHrien of IunkerHill and Lc Luvey of Pinckney , iicJ it Bunker Hill jLi L ,i i ,, Juiy oU by RJV t Tuc, WeL, Thur, Aug 2, 3, 4,Glenn Ford and Aae Francis 10ELACKBOAKD JUNGLEFriday, tatihrday, August 5, 6 Double Feature ProgramAEIJOTT AND COSTELLO MiihT TUE MUMMYA Comedy StarringAbbott aitd Codtello, Marie WindsalsoRandolph ScottinTA L MAN RIDING LEE THEATRE WHJTMORE LAKEFriday, Saturday, Anffwt 5, 6 THE MAGNIF1CANT MATADOR In Cinemabcupe anc couandMaareea QRara, David KarreriaESCAPE TO BUHMA Color Cartoonir iL Sunday, Monday, August 7, 8 yy oiranized Twi i Matiiee Sundj 230 p m Conthii , lij 1, al laiislon I Glenn Ford and Eleanor ParkerTiu , J lu ijij bcoe was tied ii o , jixljk bitw upThe iinew s s II Hull, 2b C Hook INTERRUPTED MELODYsucn hearing, or by personal uiiey, s Cox, cf,p In CinemaScope and Color5fcrLe at kuL Vive i5 uavs rAm Reisin, p ci J V Doyle, lbjMill j iliiuni R Smith, 9up,oj jy sapiif er J Viun if, Stanley Dinkel, c Tues, Wed, Thur, Aug 9, 10, 11A true opy Dr iJlatKoii of ljrihton pick Luna Turner and Edmund Purdom Sun, Mon, Tues , Aug 7, 8, 9Bob Hope as a song and dance manwith seven little hellion UkTHE SEVEN ITTLE FOYS Vista Vision ad TechnicolorFeaturette The Kings SecretCartoon and NeweWeanesday, Thursday, August 10,11 John WayneSUE WOBE A YELLOW RIBBONParshullyAll tnrIn I The Tc 1The it ivr the Chanty w4Livingstonthe Blatter of the Estate mt T Lavey, DeceasedAc a tesin o mid Court,, held onthe 26th day of July, 1955Judge of ProbatXjiij is Hciclby Givn, That thocilion of Norbert H Lavey, pray , iiiit aininiijLiition of taid estate bo rraiiled to Xorbrt HavLV jr or lonie other fcuiiabl person j , iVi and iluit tne heirs of said dcceasd inc ed up a hkchii iat Thursday j vio at iv oit nvtde hiiu drive srkl hiler about 40 miles He put j Ir oi oi With Temtorial Road a d ui,e of with the car and was ,J iitwd at Monroe when iic tried to tage a holdup, I Margaret and Mary McGuiness of trteiaiice July 15 for Europe to vt Enrbrd, Ireland, Scotland 1 iriKe Cennany, taly aid Switzerlaoil aivi Yii fee the Pasion Play inTHE PRODIGALIn CineiaaScop uia, Coloriy t lt SCO DRIVEINTHEATREANN ARLOR, MlCIIKiAN, Saturday, August 5, 6RAGE AT DAWN iw Technicclor withJoanne Dru ani John Agar andWaif Di8neyDISNEY RAMA in Technicolor Late NewsSYLVAN THEATRECiieLsou, i sBEAUTY SALONNow Two Operators Alta Mae and Wanda CLOSED ON MONDAYSOPEN AT 900 A MOUR SALON IS AIR CONDITIONEDPHONE UP 8 3359 viio has been em11 cement plant tls nvijd ii ihe Edward i Rando3lii Scott Iala Powersis3 oa East Unadilla St IT , Blak who had a black THE RAIDbe vkii mine, will bo luarci at the ,,,,,, ,rilj rv,,,L Q, a AnderI ln TechnicolorProbate Court on August 301955 at Ziyeuo and now Lives at iten A M Caiilrnia called at the Dispatch Van Heflin Ann Baacroftii is Ordered, that nce ihercoK,Oi TueSy, UQ is visiting Metbe Kiyca by publication of a copy Cl ,,a ho Cijiin childrenrevOL10c, rd d ofrVCn lhc Cn brer atlo1 Andy , , ll CtifK H ad kiriiori Line are atJie iJiiiciney DiojjnUh and tiiat tne , r, TT ,, , , T,, , livn rnmuin otv Hall and LJjfiiiioner case a cvpv ol Liiis notice TT ,T to v2 servtl upon cach known party f at, iicnLon atbr MauvxceAi itcrct at his last snov,a address lyind Raymonl Mclnt,re at by reyistcred mail, ietuiY receipt tIK0,0 r , iciiincou, ac least louncun 14 Dvint Wcnfer lia quit hisavu prior to suh hearing, or by l0 i with the Morgan and v iujii cviee ai, hrast, live 5 uays Wrih Tire Company, Detroit andliii o uh hearing is working at the Slaughter Stock tinin U Smith Judrc of Probate Iiimi it Norths ilk with, AnCartoonSunday, Monday, August 7, 8 A MAN CALLED PETERIn CineiiiaScope and Color Friday, Saturday, August 5, 6CULT OF THE COBRAA Dramp StarringFaith Domergue and Richard Long Cartoon and SpjitJean Peterg and Richard Todd andPRINCESS OF THE NILE Sunday, Monday, August 7, 8ESCAPE TO BURMAin TechnicolorA Western StarringBarbara Stanwyck, Robert Ryan David Farrejrin CinemaScopeSunday Show 3, 5, 7, 9Cartoon and Pete SmithJeff Hunter and Debra Paget Cartoonx arahalll of IroatThe Russell Giover family ofWebberville epent SundayGtrry Echman home at theMr and Mrg John Burg1 and sonsVisited he Jackson Cascades Satur day night jet K joniitdCoeinoi ii ij ijirid ,t aided r,n jeor,rc Crane is buildding a horns Tues, Wed, Thur, Auj, 9, 10, 11on ihc old Sprout farm at Anderson JOHNXY GUITAR hh e boiht withPKJI JHV bout Krimburg here Sun Jn TecniScilor Tues, Wed, Thur, Aug 9, 10, 11LONG JOHN SILVERAdventure Drama in Technicolor Robert Newton, Kit Taylor and Eric ReimanShows 715 ani 915CinemaScopeComing Tight Spot, The Prodigal 5 Dalialloiliy i,a ,xhad 5 hits, Joan Crawford and Sterling Hayden Tim for the Show, Kentucky Rifleschairanllorn,liLid, Coye Alien, Jay Tooleey, Pl Baker aniand andCONQUEST OF STACK Ind by Jutieo Albeit rojiLn Ired Ahrens of rarkerJ, i ,luneli, Wlieaton liick,C I s Cini, to iiemitc C U iionroe tiluwtllMlemon ofofCanning is Hard Wor but you can Lets compare wiinecae12 STEPS FOR 1 Wash and hull berries2 Pfpart syrup34 Place berries In jars S5 Cover with boiling syrup Remove air bubblesadjust lid and seal7 Place In canner 8 Process for specified timereadjust lids cod10 Tett for tight seal 11 Label and date Arrange on shelves OMLY 6S Wash and hi berries Q, is2 Combine berries with r sugar3 Place In container4 Close container5 Label and dcte6 Place in freezerHOT WEARIER OTENone f , c c 1,, Cj, i Laf NOTICE OI MOKJMiF hDefault Living xv , 1 , t tiiiiiona of a c Mii DKuie by Wiiihu i aPraailii Lalitid, his vii o1 trr iiiian to Enust H Giecri dy I February iJul and record c, rio the oiTico oi the Register oflA iir J0 Cjiiy of Livingston , ,ne oi in r ui ori ukfi d, i Itbruary, lijj ii Liber 265 oi i ItatS, in jes lcsi482 on v, A ilortya j is claimed toJ u iUiial and tljc uiii of iiiJt Hundred Nineteen and 58 i ,viyv Cv i5 and the fur tii i1 L,n cf iovLyFive and, i1 ii1rhjs ,VJOO Dollars as Aitor nc, lets, making ihe whole am , ciaiiiKi to be due at the date tr oucc toVvi, the sum Eigit I iv 0i Iu i Four and SSjlOOth 1 1 oSyDoiiiis to winch amount VJII be added at the time of sale u , IXL1 iviiiojranje that may be paidi Ly iif sud Ja i,e between theI oL ihis noticj and the time ofiJiaviii been inslitufed to recerer UAQ ubt now lLinaiaing secured bysaid mortgage, or any part thereof, whereby the power of sale contain ed in said Mortgage has become op Eric FlemingCar Looi Miss Mary Lou Bryan entertainedMiss Ann Atehinson, Ed Safarite diK Murray Dagg with a chickenBar B Q at her patio at HilndLake Tuesday eveningAfJ OCCASIONSf r 0WINKELhAUS FLORAL COMPANY 28a HowellCHUCK ROASTS, LbPORK LOIN ROASTS, LbCENTER CUT PORK CHOPS, Lb FRONT QUARTERS OF BEEF, LbSHORT RIBS, LBGROCERIES AND COLD MEATSTHE HOLLISTER MARKET 39t49c69c 27c25cW I 1 wFreezing foods, instead of canning,avs the kitchen cooler A freezer iswonderful iq other ways, too Foods Holdtheir fresh, natural color and flavor Thsykeep their vitamins and minerals With avariety of home frozen foods on hand,BMlf plarmings easier in every wayentertaining is less of a fastMODERNLIVE ELECTRICALLY rIov Therofoie, Notice is HerebyGcn , that by virtue of the powerI of saie contained in said Mortgage i and in pursuance of the statute in j Mjfii case mride ru 1 provided, tbelpyid iiOitiiewil bVTcrcIbed by a j i si el the ircndes therein desI1 cribcid or so much thereof as may be necessary, at public auction, to j te hi,L,ijst bidder at the West front door of the Courthouse in the City j of Ilocil and County of Livingsxn, J lAiiihian, that bcnp the place fr j hoIiinQ the Circuit Court in and for sail County on r iday the 4th dayi of November 1855, it 1000 oclock Katern Sandard Time ia the fore nocn of said day, and said premises I will be soil to pay the amount so as j aforeaid then due on said Mort a together with Six 6 perccn intevcit, legal coats, Attorneysfc aid also any taxes and insur an, tat saI Mortgagee does pay j on prior to the date ef said sale whi premises are described in srirl mortgage as follows towit Iar A situate and being in the Town hin f iarani, Livingston County,MicI fran, fiecrfbed as ft pareollantl described as followsbeifiningfractional Quarter ptSe tioi31, Township 1 NortxRange 4 East A A A J9A3 s I nn4 MILES NORTH OF PINCKNEY ON THE THE PINCKNEY ROAD VGOOD FOOD BEER WINEDINNERS DAILY 6 P M TO 9 P M Sunday 2 P Mto 8 P MSANDWICHES ANYTOIE, p gMichigan fittnceNorth S440 left Sthesoutleast comer of the north Dated July 28th, 1956east Quarter tti of the Northwest brands J Shieldi andthence West 583j feet thence Sooth Willis L Lyoni3440 feet thenckJJaat fififif6 t0 Attorneyi for of bgbmmgintDhiiJS0 Street HowtH MichBerts Addma 11 N ttafttTWednesday Augus t 3 ,12 4 B4 Boe B Bt Sobucriptk m fttei tlJO a 7 rr eLINGERI EFURN CANNE DSHOESDRYGOOD SENNEDY GENERA I STORENote s o i 4 Xaar s Ag Th e Georg e Green sj Jackson s ar e campin gI Lake and Floy da t Portag eJenny Lyn n Parmk e is visitin gm Dearboro Georg e Enquis t is buildin g ahom e o n Ceda r Lak e Rd Th e Dou gla s Plummei s expec t t o mov e int othei r ne w hom e ther e thi s mouth Norma n Whit e an d wif e wer e innorther n Michiga n las t wek Mesdame s Ethe l Sprou t an d Pa yConin e hom e in Fernuale Ik s Soul e spen t Sunda y a c th e A J Caller s a t th e lie n Whit e hom elas t week were th e Basi l White s o fMaso n Roa d an d th e Car l tfidwellso f Brighton Mis Louis e Sheha n is spendin g 2week s wit h Mrs , Edn a Spears Th e ConglChurc h Sunda y Schoo lpicni c is at Bisho p Lak e Aug 8 ofternoo n an d evening PotLuc kdinner Th e Osca r Beck s ar e campin g a tBisho p Lake Mr an d MrsRo y Campbel l calle do n Willia m Sheha n an a wif e Sua day Th e Keit h Bradbury s o f Chelse aan d th e Lamber t Henry s o f Detroi tcalle d o n th e L J Henr y an d Jess eHenr y familie s Sunday Th e Russel l Rea d famil y o f litt sbur g is visitin g th e Ros s Rea d fai nil y a t Portag e Lake Mrs Fran k Peter s o f Jackso n isvisitin g th e Fre d Rea d family Mrs Ren e Mille r an d so , Rick ,wer e in Alm a Saturday , wher e ar angement s wer e mad e t o hav e Ric kenrol l a t Alm a college Be n Tomli n an d wi e wh o hav ebee n visitin g th e Webste r Sliong sg o bac k t o Californi a thi s week Mrs Clar a Kenned y an d childre no f Detroi t spen t Sunda y wit h Mii uEmm a Vollmer Th e Jac k Shar p famil y o f Lansin gspen t Sunda y a t th e Le e Lave vhome Mik e Cai r o f Ithac a an d Mis s Pa trici a Haas y o f Sagina w spen t Sun VMYRON HUGHE SComplet e Lin e Plumbin g Fixture san dElectric , Oi an d Ra s Ho Wate r Heater sComplet e Lin e o f Pump sW e Sel l VMnsla K W e Servic ePUON E UP6S1 U 7 i EAS T M Wagoner s Grocer yA larg e numbe r o f visitor s cam e da y wit h th e Wayn e Carrs o n th eout fro m Detroi t Sunda yGran d Trun k excursion Florenc e an d Hele n Reaso n ar evisitin g th e Jame s Markey s in Por tHuron Th e Neynabo r famil y o f Detroi tar e visitin g th e Willia m Dunning A t th e meetin g o f th e Ol d Boy san d Girl s committe e hel d u t th eDispatc h offic e Wednesda y nigh tDon t wonder , Don t worry Cal l toda y an d b e sur eI f your e thinkin g abou t somebod y o r there s som ethin g yo u wan t t o ge t settle d don t wonder , don tworry Cal l Lon g Distanc e toda y an d b e sure It s quick , personal , satisfying An d th e ros f is lo wmuc h lower , w e find, than mns t peopl e think Yo u ca ncal l place s a day s driv e awa y fo r les s tha n a dollar MICHIGA N BEL L TELEPHON E COMPAN Y Carol Strubbe l an d Jacki e Stor rof St Lo u in , Mo, , ar c visitin g Patt yPalmer Th e Edsi l Meye r famil y o f An na Arbo r an d Russel l Clar k famil y o f An n Arbo r calle d a t th e Walte r ,Clar k hom e Sunday ,Loui s Ring s wrecke d hi s c earl ySaturda y morning whe n h e hi t th ebridg e ubutmen t betwee n Ji g an dENTRIE SCLOS EAUG 1 2rervu m Bsc s hav a bee n cflcIbued I f yo u didn t ge t you r copy , writ e f th e Directo r o t Agricultura l Exhibits, Michiga n Stat e Fair , Detroi t 3 , Michigan C3 TO THE FAIRhi prson Cisco Kid Durcan RenJdo, Annie Oakley Gail Davis, Joni James,Franiue Leira, Mi ,zn, Fonfara Siilsrs, Efa Fitzgerald, Pete Rubirto, Roy Hamilton, Ibnsy Ccsrs, Kirby Sone Quartet fcodeo, Auto Race, ThrillShow, Gian Midway ijcludlng Vna world famous Roior and the fabulous Slry WhftL 2 r U 11 DETROITiard GaUup and famTIy oi arpmingIVSay8withjrents, They brok down at Monday and Earland his on,ent after them ers, a member of the weasel may be introducd into Michrb porcupines which knaw trees iSergt William ggLand Mrs John Higps of PattersonLake Road has arrived in Japan forduty with Marine Aircraft Group16 of the 1st Marine Aircraft WingHe attended Wayne high schoolThe Pinckney Kiwanis wishe toto thank all thoe who donated and attended the auction The Ronnie Hoskins family of Detroit were week end quests of theBo JacksMrs Rne Miller is taking a 2weeks special course at Ypsi NornialFred Read and wife had dinner atthe Mayflower Hotel, Plymouth onSaturday1ion t Mr and Mrs, Kenneththe following officers were electe Mohlman Lois Shirley July 28, afor next years celebration Presi daughter, Catherine Sue dent, Edward Kearney Vice Pres dent, Eugene Markey Secretary,Frank L Andrews Treasurer, George TeepleHuckelberries are 12 centquart and lots of them Carl Sykes and Joe Presley got20 fine bass one day last weekMiss Mina Pulver of Jackson isvisiting Viola Peters t OUUIII1WII oeiEdward Kearney visited his moth Ljttc poriag7 Lakeser, Mrs Margaret Kearney herelast week He was on his way home from the Elks convention at Phila delphia, Pa John Dinkel is painting the William Bland farm house George Brigham is the new proprietor oe the Howell 10c bam The harvest is beginning and thewhistle of the threshing engine is heard here daily Gharles Reason,Dick Clinton, Had Going and Lewis Bros, each have threshing outfitsI The hay is not all in yet eeither 40 attended the HamburgPutnamFarmers Club at Peter ConiwaysSaturdayAl Nesbitt recitated, MrsArthur Schoenhals gave a readingand Arthur Keedle took pictures ofthe group St Marys annual picnic i at Jacksons grove Au 15 Chicken dinn er, program, ball game and danceThe John Burg, Dolly BaughnsLloyd VanBlaricums and TomHowes spent Sunday evening at theEric Rose homeEarl Bunert of Detroit spent thefirst of week at the Curlett home We understand a gang fight tookplace here around midnight Fridayon the public spuare between Pinckney andMDextei gangsOne Pinckney boy was bruised aad Datteredbut Pinckney claims to have won WF Close and wife of Lindenand Nancy Chubb spent Sundaywith the Albert BinkelsMrs Elsie JStickney and daughand soninlaw of Alma called at the M J Reason home Sunday j PAVINGTRACTORSAXESVILLAGE TAXES ARE NOW DUEID PAYABLE AT MY HOMESATURDAYS AND MONDAYSUNTIL FURTHER NOTICEREYNOLDS, Vilflage TreasurerEast Putnam St P 0 Box 203, Pinckney JAL SALE OF HStarting Aug 1st I wiETwSTARTS 1000 A MishingsMany antiques and electrical appliancesare included MRS ALMA HARRIS, 11250 TOMA ROAD Miles Sooth of Pinckney jv t 6066 PiPratQuo iify AngcfcondiseSeer and Wine to Take CutPhone Hows 705J2ewardI WILL PAY 2500 REWARD FOR INFORMMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF THE PERSONS WHO TIPPED OVER AND SMASHED 30 TOMB STONESIN THE PINCKNEY CEMETERY ONE NIGHT LAST WEEK x LAWRENCE GEHRINGER Livingston County SheriffWINTER COATS ARIL ARRIVING DAILY 1 DepositWILL HOLD YOUR COAT iN LAYAWAY WITH A SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT SHOP EARLYWHILE THERE IS LARGE SELECTION TOCHOOSE FROMPEKCFS Howeil MlchgorWE Give Gold Stamps with Any PurchaseTHE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone 17 86607 Fmckney TRUCKS TRACTORS CARSRUSSELL D SMITH CO, BOWELL MICH PH I MiRepresented by H W WYUE i BJffvRWvjiBB5HnBBRBJU i , v rjSV 1 KSAIM Boa t yum presen t syste m when an dt duoug h ever y gallon O r slo wt o tndt k jus t whc o yo u nee dVt Wg h no yo u tatte d t o u sownin g a depcodabk preo Myers system s virtuall y eliminat edeliver y failuxe An d Myer spay i r lure yio r itsel f m troe pyrepai r bill Oa t Myer s lin e i s complete W e har eth e righ t pum p piston , Eject o typ eo r submersibl e engineere d t o mee tth e requirement s o f you r farm Ou rtraine d wate r specialis t wil l b e gla dt o giv e yo u exac t specification s an 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GallupPhte UP 8 8106DEALERS NAMETHE LAVEY HARDWARECONMBVAfiON MOTES He iUflfes changes in the bag ganJeYwaH birds woodcock 4 a ished the people ad 8 in poseeseion, rail 15 aday aad I m possession possession can Miehiastonas only wealthyii fish and hunt there , , Last week thousands of dead funof a 11 kinds were found in the HurNIMght choloihfp gation ShoWedthLhadJbLlc1lWMichigan gPeterole who is in Abhi by a plating solutieu dumpedmistake in the river by theCompany Thig is ens of the bestfishing spots in the river td was slated for extensive improvementthis year Ths Vokar has elferedto pay for reatooking the river wishfish Br 1R McCtoskeyDSNTIST112 Nerth Michigan Ave Telephoae Qffioe 9S6 Eeeideace 814Sveaiagi Appointment V 4 Frail ReicWwH, SrOPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RiverUowtdl, MichiganPhony 358 xudidence 61Lloyd Henna HlMadt toLTuciongPHONB U P 84M7Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE GOTH AGEEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phone UP 88188Sales A SpecialtyBert WylieCall 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AC 44tlProtectionJACK HANNETT FOR RBNTAir conditioned apartment Marria Shirey UP 96621 Specializing in FireFYRFYTERSALES SERVICEExiinguishers, Brass, Hoae ProdatGeorge W Foster7119 Piackaey R4 UP 86945 Fire Extinguishers Repaireden aCOAL THE OLD RELIABLE FUEL ORDER NOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE LOW SUMMER PRICESTERMS K DESIREDD E HOEY SONSPHONE DEXTER HJpLTON 681W Bottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYUE L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL FOR SALEPeny, saddle and Wrdle, corn this week and beans by the WANTED TO pound or buehel, broccoli, beet3, Stove, cabbage, dills Orders taken BOWGeorge Holt VP 86602 at 644 Patt erson Lake BUY A UundryRobert Aekley UP 8 8187PAINTNG AND DECORATING INTRIOA AND EXTERIORWork GuateeUeed Free Estimates Phone Howei 265W FOR SALE1952 Dodge ton trucknew tires, very good condition Comeand see for yourself George May4759 Downing Dr Strawberry LakeRte 2, Pinekney Phone AC 75068FR REN7Furnished ItoetnPhoae UP 8 N71TO RENTThree Room apartmentat 409 PutMta St Pinekney William KennecfeFOR SALEGood western saddle,bridle, carry tomb aad brushRoy CampeeM, phone UP 89746 FOU SALEA cabinet airfk and anoil burning water heaterNelson Bmszard, Tel HP 83382 FOR SALEKitchen Uble, kitchencupboard, round framed mirror,6lounpe, English dinner set, mahog any secretary, floor lamp, electric fan, Reo r otary powermowerentlemans suit and topcoat,4042 shertMrs Skinner UP 88196FOR SALEUniversal AuteatioPerculatot, 8 Cups, Never beea used1800, Call HA69452OR SALE47 Dodge pickup,, 46Cadillac, 49 Dodge, 4 door,47 Buiftk and a Girls bicyclePinckneys FRUITS MEATS VEGETABLESFISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE FOR SALfiFryers, Guineas, drees George VanSkiver 1122 Mowers ltdThe rabbit and pheasant kill drop ed, guinea eggs and keets, 100 eg Phone UP 89908ped last year There were 1,116,000 incubator, Shetland pony 4 years pheasants taken and 1,430,000 rabb oki gentle George Holt WANTEDCustom Combiniag andite compared to 1,126,000 pheasants UP 8608 Bailing Eugene MacAinsh Phoaeand 1,684,000 rabbits the year be Fm ,ATV f Tj T I up 8 9737 or UP 8 W0 FOR SALE Oil barrells, priceslashed Dick Campbell, the barrel FOR SALEFord Tractor Cultiva man Phone UP 8136 t toH nearly new rrZTT 1 I cri HolUster, 2822 West M86WAOTEashinga anfl trantogr F0R SALB1941 SedaOf called for and delivered w, i4ta u T Phone HoweU 1854 or 11 I tterv Mlke HaMck wFOR SALE1950 4 doorWindsor sedan Phone Hewell,Micm63IW2FOR SALE Oak hook case with glasa doors Circulator Heater with, ZSTS3 AlO blower, Davenport and ehair, Vae1 WSL2ipiSiiuum Cleaner Gail Howell 706 1 AflMUYt GlOEva EnquiatWANlDPaiirtlag and Decorat ,lag, exterter and imteriar Also tile fOK SALBORAVB FOR SAL2Electoic Sander, 2 EteoS rS Wr118 driIls buffing attachmenta, GlOM ld and 1 avy hammock, 1 army cot paintM hrosbea 239 for 100, Other barins 1Q2 Wwt MlUn stback of Clarks GroceryDarrow and MrofltaPheae UP 8 9991 RLSORRELLWater Wells andland nui iuvL endpti or wld, daa prooMMsd rood qrcrvL RKABT MIXED CoSckSTBPO SAL1M ft mew wire fenc1 IX 4 I CBUtVZL OOMPANY Iing, 6 ifon potta , garbage burner4 mikt WMt Of Bowafl at 4850 9885 DexterPincWyburner a ,eletrk wasjwr SS W SSiJ tt0WU PhoM HA Weet Shore Hiiaad Lake OKB Hit HOWttE,Ttt LOAN WvRKS ASSMOOTHLY AS THE CAT80 say people who finance theirnew automobile at the First Nat ional ak, HewaU They get both earboth ear and loan on the meat tvorabe termsJfs a smooth uptodate trouble fee eperaton 1Most you be a customer of eon ben for tWa prpeeT oBat we think the transaetien willeetabliah a raUrhip youll wantRrtt NationalLAR , ORDER YOURFeedFOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOWCERTIFIED OATS AND BEANS FOR SPRING PLANTING4 SUPPLY COMRANYif FARMERS 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 03, 1955 Description An account of the resource August 03, 1955 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 1955-08-03 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/62db1d05b7eb5631b8628f8d99a9d875.pdf 8193e07fc1ef44ddf13481f3ee040476 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 MIRROR 1of TVJZ S57SL for the lib ineftqh dftsfAt7af firatplace Utw i tiie result ei lojping a 18 inning game to Howell Gear B gftm waflUed A, v Marys Utaeik OwesOn one is jTiwner State Senator George jHiggins, head of the toll road autority and oa the other the of IOSCQ, whobeen very ill is now abie to set Lyle Glenn,, son of Mrs B gftm waflUedwith lost opportunities for PinckNellie t ney the M 12 men leftbasea HoweU outbit Pinckney Glenn of Stockfetidge an brother of oa13to 7 but Hackneygot oabftgattrviZiegletis rushing work oa relocating USg8 fttm Toledo to Detroitand US 10 from Detroit to Sagi uaw Turnjw champions charge Ziegferwitfc double cross Bothclaim they can complete their roadsin 3 years , Ziegler relied en federal fundsand when congress kilWd highway bill turnfrikt u people were jubilantlant However Ziegler says he willith state fundsworkto wa There arethreats 0 remove Sfeglet from thetoll rofw commission but they may not mature Waterwpiferlandr wiH probablybe junkeed a a slogan on Ikes dates fa lM7Ts 1M plates atalready being made at Jacksonprison Police claim it crowd the build hiswhich wiU havep numbers too muchGeneral AttorneyTed ThompaoiUong time publisher of the Williamson Enterprise,died at Sparrow hospital, Lansing last week He was prominent in the Odd Fellows Bora to Mr and Mrs Bob KeiserJudy Hainea July 31 a son The strong wind blew down on efCofa Bros Circus, teat at Stockbridge last week Grover Singleton of Stockbridgesuffered a heart attack last week and was taken to Soote hospitaVJacksonThe Dexter school census wag1774 In 1951 it was 1841 Tfee DexterKiwaais Club will beguests of the Casftdy Lake Tech, nical School at a dinner and pro gram on August tfThe Dexter Recreation programended last Frtday with a trip to the Detroit too The Dexter school now has 62 at00 ian4devotiuis evenjjngJPriday evestef fta SaCrdy iron900 p in and Sunday ba00 Mass LOCAL NEWSkind appearing on DEPTThe oldest reported rroetinstate is William Osborn, 4, iatiqu Be got deer in 1SMJ1, and in1953 and wounded one,lastV year He started hunting at the age of 9years Michigan ifl wasting much of itsaspen Only 17,000 cowia are har vested annually, 0,000 jshould be The trouble is thereare,, few , pulp Lyon parking meters wentt 4 The principal fly in the ointmentfor Pinckney was Jsck 8chutiefi,tbey Howell pitcher, who batted In allHowell runs In the Wb ids honfre run scored Chippy Bennett aheadof him JroWeeom1snd to the IJtthhis hit drove b Bennett with th winning run Gentile misjudged hisfirst drive aad says he should naveeaugiut itPmckney got all fun jotBurns drove one ,tg asacker, Darrow hit to3rV an was safe on an erwr rBurm wriiTpitcher ffefdea Moriarities bunt threw wild Parrow sconqgle qgtried to score on a passed t h sconqglertatwas out at theplateable deciign In thegot a fc and tried to score1 Jreai2nd on Gentiles hit He was plwaysafe but the umpir laid oat Ini Reader walked Meyer tahit, Meabon graunded out Jeffreysstruck out, Gentile wa pasted Daisy batted for Bworked the count to Z and 2a third strikecaUed with the rd hloaded Reader walked 8got a hitiafrf effectthere August 4Only lit children showed up stBrighton last week for polio shot t PiaeW lay twice this week4 Over 600 got the first roundshots Fowlerviltt Tuesday Mrs AmeHe Knapp, 86,the late Water, Kapp of ot A be wf reeyve trapp ed tryiafr to dam up swr atRogers CityBOBONDASBOW the late Wa4r fppdied in St Joe hospital, Annr ArborlasT week A Brightons water supply H dd whichcomes from weHs, dropped 2 feet iss ree , i nit VJJ MBurglars broke into places Wjyiw jt Fowlerrille 8 tog and theBrighton last we but ealy got Thursday HoweU Gear plays CitySi FidP py CityService FridayPiaekney alsi bjpostponed anes witlKHeweH Oear rid Hamburg Firwhuey, m taker vaty MennoniU CJbarcafisra Beachy, Factorpt Walter lackWonbiyv 1000730Meeting Service 800community summerBible school is fromJuly 11 to 22 at Calvary Mennonite sses for all ages throughschool Everyone welcome The Earl Gallup enetainedSunday in honor of heir goeatstheDick Gallups of Iron Mountain MrsEdith Gallup and tbe Gordon Har mons of Fowlerville the Dick Brubakers of Webberville, the Robert Gallups of Hswell the Warr a Fuchs of Detroit and tht L J arthoutsThe 4H Quartette Nancy Nash,Barbara McAfee, Joleen Basjdloand Carol Gerycz sang at the music festival at Michigan State College Monday rMarie and Lynn Beattie jr spentlast week with the Lester ees McAfThe juvenile problem seems to prevail nationwide At a conferenceon the subject called by Gov, Ribicoff of Conncticut and attended bytraffic and law enforcement officials recently a midnight ctrrfew oa teen ae drivers , was suggestedStatitics showed that most of theearly morning accidents were caua ed by teen aged driversThe objections were such a law would be hardto enforce and penalize many forthe offenses of a fewThere were threats to recalllei W Winger Paster School 980 im104ft a m,rht prayer meetlage ctiMh at StOO7M p mo Mais andVBadftia fetrtettBT fcclta Euegseggcr, Pastortos icttot 946 a mSunday fTdrsMp 1100 a m Group 7KW p mService 8fr p m B9 p mWed 400 p m Wed 730 p m The Jack Clarks of Dexter, Kenneth Zills of Ann Arbor Mrs Barbara Bekkering and daughter ofMich,MurkHowell and David Nash ofState spent Sunday at theNash homePinckney O E S Chaptermade 421 on their bazaar and uin ner Saturday Cong Ruth Thompson of Muskegon last week Federal authoritiessaid it could not be done State officials differed It all started overthe locution of a federal jet air baseiin northern Michigan in MrsThompsons district She wanted itat Traverse City but the Inter lochen Music Camp killed thatThen the army selected Cadillac Althoughthis is in her district Mrs Thompson fought its selection As a resoltof all this controversy SecretaryMrs Marian Pearson of HoweU Wilson chose Kalkaska over in thespent Sunday with the Ona Camp j district of Cong Knox Mrs Thompbells son i furious and want the presito overule Secretary WilsonSunday callers of Mrs FlorisClark weere Mr and Mrs Lee Stor mont, Mr and Mrs Al Walker and j Councilman Miriani of DetroitMrand Mrs Ernest Chanyi of De wants an ordinance banning womentroit I from wearing snorts, on the streetsRev Fr Esper of Detroit called This is much adeu about nothingon Mrs Alma Harris Sunday land the councilman might better Mrs Winifred Aberdeen is in devote his time to more importantBuffalo, N Y this week pmatters The hot season only end bGear does not get best In W wsfljhfiMt MuSv iichooTlVaTinIverylun LUTtfBRAN CHURCHe OMfawuit Synd77iBast M HmburgWalter J Wenk,t9S4, Brightonlittle 100of Cefnert, Married at dt Marys rectory on Saturday evening by Rev AlbertSchmttt, Miss Joaephine Bobon, thedaugther of Mrs Lottie Bebonandthe late Peter Bobon to Ronald Darrowsoa of Mrs Iva Darrow aod taelate William Darrow The brides gown was ballerinalength, of nylon tulle and Chantillylace over satin with fiajrertip veilsecured to a lace and seed prl capHer flowers were a cascade of white glamelias and roses Her matron of honor was her sister, Mrs Sophia ChnyL Her dresswa, blue oocktail length of sheeraUk taffeta and her flowers pinkglamelliasApbrt Darrowy brother of thegroom waavMt man The reception wae at the Goodi ha bought theat Brighton 106 gallon Howell Gear Hamburg 2 to 0Pinckneypaint was lfor water gallonNeigiibors Fortag Lake withg the brides aisti,Mrs Lillian Mckinley, cutting te take Alter a week trip in northernMichigan the couple will live in theapnineut of Mrs Helen Miller atBass Lake 71M bride graduated from Pinekseybigk ohooljnd Michigan StateNormal The groom attended Pinokaey high school and is employed by the Johnson Constructioa Co from the new Howell school widerconstruction one night last weekIue to the demandthat reached 1,000,090day Howell has banned lawn sprinklingThe following marriage licenseswere issued last week Lavern Cardoi, 22, HoweU, Dorothy Battle, 22, Bowell, Harry Bam 24, Mflfer Beatrice Press 19, Howell LesterRtudd, 22, Stockbridge, Lectie Spradling ,18, Stockbridge Ken Matteson and Bob Schnackenbtirg left Wednesday on a 19 day trip dowm the AuftaM Bivet Rev and Mrs J M McLucas andson of Brighton are spending 10day8 in New York state aad other points eastThe Brighton Kiwanis has presented that city with white Meyer, a , 7 0stole Jeffreys, Xb 6 0 Gentile, If l 5 oBurns, cf 4 1Daisy, cf 2 0 Darrow, 2b 7 Cheryl and Rusty VanNorman dureg about 2 mpoths and undouht are spending the week with their edly cuused a boni ihshorts but we mother in northern Michigan se nothing indecent in it Legislate The Kenneth Lorings of ,HoweU ing morals for some reason or othand the Lambert Henrys of Detroit eer has never worked outWay back spent Sunday at the L J Henry 25 year ago Lynn Cardner of loco,home then in the legislature sponsored aRupert Gamer and wife of De bill to ban women, from, wearing troit were week end guests of tthe bathing suits on the streets He gotGeorge YanNormans Scott Carver a lot of publicity and his pictures inlegislature killme ,tWorship Service 11 a m , Vacationers wetwnwfedme worship i went home Wlth them for a Vlsltl the IUPeres but the legislr m ity 1 Tn Francis Shehans spent Sun ed the bill He afterwards TJ3ayJ5L fi vist4khthe J4m Isntidettrft at Hi he did ttQr puDiicifv DECORATED TOWN HALL land LakeMrs Iola Hall and children spentMonday Wght persons unknown 1 TWJdayand Friday at thVFowlerdecoatedithe town hall m letters 3Moriarity, 9bSouthwell, pReader, c HoweU Gear 1 17 0 7 03 0 0A It E t 0 1Brown, ssBrown, si ,cansWED W CHAPELBdytha Smith, daughter of Lucius and Laura Doyle Smith of HowHowell were miH m marriage to Clarence M TmuBe of Btgkt StAan Arbor August i at S starts Chapel there by They wereTfWffia , Johnby FUND RAISING CAMPAIGNDuring August th Con Conflchurch is preparing an intensivefinancial campaign to fmaaee the construction of their proposed educatioaal ttnit at Usadilla and Howell Sts The campaign will be direct ed by William Shoemaker of Kaasas City, Mo, a member of thWells Co, professional fund raiserswhos work is devoted exclastvely 5 0 06 0 oBrigham, cf 4 81Altaian, If, lb 5 70 1 2b rr V 5 2 ijP I 5 i 8 fvl MrsMeet Here There were also KKK R idsiatures and drawings of a man 8 viJeMrs Marie Weddigt of Gra d,, at the J H Hookersignature and drawings of a man Hookef home Jast weeki The Danbeing hung This was in protest onthe citizens meeting on law enforcemeat Tuesday nightWe remember aimilar stunt Some 50 years agowhen thei council took away the liq f , f A ,H Benedict and wife and GraceNoble of Detroit were Sundayguests of the John McDonncls The American Army of oecupat ,ion has never policed a countryyet but they left their trace8 in the way of illigitimate children Thftre ,ure said to be 50,000 such in Germany The number in Japan runa inthe thousands and also in the otherislands held by this country Thearmy would not let G Is marry Geruqr Ucenfchere some one lettered, The Irvin Parkers entertained histh the town hall in similar letters t the G e Parkers of BaHome fla Retired Dry, Dry Farm1 er Richardi, rf, If SMeyers, lb Houghton, rf 14 20 00 2BATTING AVBEAGHiLeague aad Cassidy Lake GamesBob MeaboaPhil Gentile Jim Meyer George DaisyJoe Jeffreys ,Don AB R H82 13 19 JPct533 ulso left similar traces In the death of Mrs Lauraborn last wock, for 88 yeaigfta Osmem25,000 such marriages have takenplaceThis has always happenedTheA , , British army which has occupiedCity Sunday in honor of their ions countrieS all over the world haai first birthdaycitizens met with the , The Winston Baughn family sj eUcouncil Tuesdsy night They Sunday at the Frank Clark home atasked a full time marshall There MiLfordwas so much difference of, Opinion , Mike Carver is spending the weekthat it wasWecided to select a 7 man with the Bill Baughn familycommittee to meet with the council The Robert Reads entertained the later The committee i8 Gerald Rea Bullis families Thursday ArthurSOB, James Whitley, Merwin Camp Bullis and wife the Bob Mitteer, bon t j jH 8 P luT I T Dan HWlett and the tate aS there are many e wg V A JarS familieS school children We W thLZ iSft ffc W8 A ThG Lynn Beatti6S haVC mVCd, fedeal government allocate MichtntMA lAffAHniy fro town hail and t DI T I I n i TTII ,KLa89 11 16 410mitted lettering the town hall and i fromAssisting if MAX Rey itUee chairmangrsdasted Jnm to churchesaolds caaand Oaa Campbell,will be assisted bychurch who are undergoing specialtraining Before the solicitation a dinner will be giv Aiaad Max SouthweflBo Darrow WesfeyCOUNTY 37 9 1121 3 6 83 7 9 J39 35 6 8 228ftl 6 728 S386 297will remove the lettering tonight to5 6 J15 8 76 I 2f2041Howell Gear 7 L8PhKftneyI Pinckney 6 3 o O 8 68 6PewlerviR 700666J7Bjitl7mTto aUi5TjSlstth chnrch at th18 atthe office of theaad Mephersoo StaU,BnX st ea he now WMJ the of th tJnlSjtitef odt jfigroom is cmpiepj j3sr in wieftshsrifls rsarelrisjayH th son of tte lat WiltkmTaubee of St Jossepar After a wsddms trfp hiand the esxtarfttt th viU m ia theWstlFred Tsepie fara oa Mtf east of who will be ith campait No solkita tithe dtatter tot earti fsmttywill be ptfeseated wHfc bdk ef th fhialnew building Mrs James WWtleyis chairman fortht diaaer ifdhf Meedamet Brie Rose andMoras Mr Asstrt ShWey is c f assisted byRssit HalL J W a night 5 to t They par HattThursday snd w4Uthey go to thrtiee ataietoirna MoadayKIWANIS NOTS8Jack Clark of Dexter iwaisaed entertainment atthe Khsaals might, showisg the pktare avoid troubleTHE FOWLERVILLE FAIRFowlerville pulled off anotherstxfeettfu fair last week and thecrowds were even larger than last to Hiawathee HillsAnn ArborThe Tom Clark family of AnnArbor aad the Charles Clark family igan 2,000,000 or school ifhesnext term We probably e prbablof Kalkaska spent Sunday with the heat here but of Mrs MargAreClark u peope who The John Burg family are spond Hnd crowded tenyesrr Wednesday was childrenday There were Z days of horse rac ing Brerett Sammel aad his horsein Thursday but did not place la the 4H stock parade RachelNash, Elaine Johnson, Helen and ing a week at Lovells in the George i One night 75,Otd teptat Rclle lleStanley Dinkel numberLouis Haydn, the Leo Davis grand iey Culvers of Oak Grove and Mrschildren and John Burg jr had cal i Anna Jay of Detroit calleed Thurs Th Jh B H d Meabon cabinMr , and MrsJohnny and Christine were in Can rner parks It proved a ada Sunday makers of air condiUoii,,fiike Jamela and family of De fans, ice drinks and ice crea wh otroi t wer e Sunda y guest s o f th e coul d no t keep up wit h th e demand Murra y Kenned y family Th e Stan re s Th e Joh n Burg , Hurr y an dCurr y du b ha d a floa t wit h sheep ,wa a delsye d a n hou rextr a features Dr Hendren , fai rdayDominic k Con k 1 in ha s bee n trans ferre d toGraP d Rapid s b y Genera lpresidea t mad e a speech , s o di d ther e wher e th e famil y wil l mov eTh,e Brighto n Arru s ha d a ncoun t o f Dic k Coo k o f Midlan d wh ovisite d tha t plac e las t week , walk in g fro m Florida , pullin g a hom emad e trailern f H h e ha g walke dMotor s an d ha a bough t a hous e 21,00 0 mile s an d i s goin g t o Ecg 2 yea n wit h th e arm y o fi T e Khnmi s be e bel l leagu er the fin Gvstt o f Mr aa d Mrs Ber t Dav i s las t wee k wer e sirs C E Dmris ,Mrs Paa l LWMoatgosMr yan d Mrs Fer n Dati s o f Laasfa Mr an d Mrs Irv m Kpe x th eAmbros e Kemned y famil y and th eA Gerr y Ekhma a familie s attentf a tIs v Eolphfli s fitomr oiiisitajrta s fHi e MarionIoec o Methodis t ehareh j Whit e Tea mwi n as m th e aar TaHesrTh canvas s prope r wfi l ran from BlsAugus t to Anf t ti sa deoadnde d wH h a Tlster yfo e th caavsjser s ai l thai r wire sFrida y , Aotv t H at ftchuxch t UWANB LKAGC E 8TAlfWNO 8W h5 14 1I i0 Wm Hfl l o f th e Howel l Chambe r o fCommerc e an d Congressma n Hay worth Margare t Devereaux , Mis sMlcbiga a wa s introduce d als o Rut hAni l Bate Mis s Pinckne y an d th edair y queen s fro m Brighton , Hart laad andFowlerville Congressma nHaywort h presente d eac h wit h afloralsprayIn th e 4 H sho w th e 4 H Quart ette , Nanc y Nash , Barbar a Nashj olea n Baaydl o an d Caro l Geryc sta g an d als o th e Hil l ToppersJa yBoo t W Beshler , E d Hollingswort hSt S J an d Job Bars jrBsrber a Sing wMtlDsaas m Ifadsom r an d Jtk e Damker sJ0 0 BAK E SAL S AUGUS T I tTh e Mother On b o f th eMBM I Blhe W as t th e l 4Ufroa t ft and Jtk e Damker snumbers Hewet l bea t Webbervill e m thefirst bal l Mto e aa d los t t o Powler fa Ifcrtaal Jo e Uve y playe dThe Kennet h Fr s hav e bough tth e Jac k Shar p hous e i n Brighton Th e Jac k Youn g famil y spen t Sun da y wit h them Ka y an d Do n Frankli n o f Farm ingto n ar e visitin g th e Ra y Burn sstjrrftly ,Edwar d Keito , wif e an d childre no f Dayton , Ohio , spen t Saturda ywit h th e Lawrenc e Camburn s en rout e t o norther n Michigan Da n Drive r an d wif e o f Dexte rcalle d o n th e Be n White s Sunday Dic k Wylie , Jame s Campbel l an dJad e Doyl e an d friend s wen t t o th eBrighto n drivei n theatr e Sunday LT ANDRE W ROCH ELt Andre w Roche , so n o f Kerr yRoch e o f Pinckne y an d retire d fro mwtt h Howefl Onl y abou t 6 peopl e 1 fro m th e Detroi t polic e foreeie d a tm th e o M day s th e ote l TuHe r wher e h e liv d o nwiss r hal f Ih DeUulfflte r team Tuesday sjster , Mrs Willia m Sh eth Usaifams tm i fa his onl y sunrivor Th e fuae ra t hwfa l wfl l b e here land H e work s a t od d job s alon gth e way Th e Vagabon d Coac h Co i s makin g hi m a specia l traile r free W e hav e see n a numbe r o f suct fstun t me n i a ou r dayTh e firs t on w remembe r wa s afte r th e Span is h war H e wa s carryin g a larg e U S fla g i n a holste r fro m th e Pacifi ct o Atlanti c coas t o n a bet Th e nex twa s a ma n pushin g a wheelbarro walon g railroa d trac k fro m th e At lanti c t o Pacifi c coas t alse on a bet Year s late r ma n fro m Austri a cam ethroug h Dexte r pushin g a specia lbuil t whee l chai r i n whic h hi s wjf an d smal l so n rodeH e wa s t o ceiv e a larg e gu m o f mone y whe nh e circle d th e worl d an d go t bac k t oAustria H e ha d Austria n paper s d oscribin g hi s toraj fa strang e bu t Ineve r kne w whethe r an y o f the meve r accomplishe d thei r object Bor a t o Mik e Harnad t jrjn d wif ewif e a t McPhetso n hossjsta it a SOB fvm 1 xt itSORROWING HERE IS HOT N07B 25 YEAJtS ACYpd Massaal playedSt Marys attal ato was Md CUm in Jacksons woo Tuesday After the dinner a pxogram via pst onFrank 8aiaU, as tnittmasjsr, Wttbur Brucker was uaabls to be Bfltvtalked for binLuciueiWilsoa sfNottt Of 48 IMTS Aftalso spoke The county candidatesware then all introduced aad lliss Mercar has purchaaNellie GaWnr Th Ma f thaGeorga 3art wsa on Mar40 piece band played A Detain of l0B Btwel KlAnn Arbor won the Sparton radio Mrs Florenca Miaf and Mrs IdaIf you heed funds for a special purpose, such athopuJW doctor bills, school tuition, accumulatedbilis or bomc family emergency, see us about a perundi iosn We can provide money to creditworthymen aafwomen at low bank rates Repay in convenient moQthly amount Scop in, write or phoneOf projripc and courteous serv 100 couple were at tha dance afnight Word has beenMrs William Peck nee MoUie Kelly died at Tolado Tuesday Joe Thomas of Detroit diving atRiverside Sunday broke his neckHe is is University hospital Lots of accidents hare SundayMr, and Mrs 3oy Henry wart injured Sunday enrouta here from BattleCreek when 2 boys ran into themaf JacksoaM Pankotf collided witha man named Brown at Leee Lav es oil station and Lea Lavey aadwife west in the ditch enrouta tothe John White home in Pingree SLester JBruff of Marion was foundjdead July 28 with his head half blown of At first it wasconsidered Miller aad daughter, liable of Dexter visited the Peter Conhrays lastThursday Sidney Sprout has Pao classat StockbridgeIrvin Kennedy has sold his blacksmith business at Dexter to George HolmesHon Avery Bakar aid wifeAlkeMcMahon of EDchart, Ind, are viaiting the Guy Teeple The canal between Base and Portage Lake is finished fWhen she fished her school workis Chicago Mis Kate Brown brought several hundred silk wormeggs here They hatched out andaxe now beginning to spin She will HOWELLIff THEATKWWTMOU LAM mTarn, Wed, Thar, Aag 1 II Tamer aad Kamaad toPEOttOAL IFriday, SaUray, AafStars SupremeTHIS ISLAND em TJeff Morraw tFriday Aatarday, Abf laV It MEBT 1UDaa Dwyea and Jeff stiduras MAAAUDBB8 Asscttsmaoloai ataailColor CMLas Barker and Mara Cerday faTHB MAN FROM BiTTEB RIDGBsuicide but the sheriff uluim ttjtjl ml take them back to Chicago to geta number of contradicting facta mod the iik processedMM depoaiU HR to llSftas ianrd by our mem, a the deui l Deposi t Insuranc e Corporation t i if The AltaMa eBEAUT Y SALO NNe w Tw e Operator Ah a Ma an d Wand aCLOSE D O N MONDAY SOPE N A T d0 0 A M x 1OU R SALO N i S AI R CONDITIONE DPHON E W 8 335 9 I Corone r A J Brow a wfl l hol d a n in ques t A truc k drive n b y Rolan d Sheha nhi t a telephone pol e nea r th a Plask oj hom e Monday Rolan d an d hi s bro ther , Nelson , eac h go t broke n colla rbones Th e Pinckne y twiligh t leagu ei tea m los t t o Stockbridg e Thursda y1 7 t o 6 Cox , Ro y Reaso n an d Do nSwarthou t wer e th e Pinckae y batt er y an d Barber , Galliga n an d Holl i a fo r Stockbridge Pinckne y los t t o Wiaieto a her eSunda y 7 to 6 Galliga n an d Brow nwer e th e Pinckne y batter y an d Mi neric k an d Greeama n fo r William a ton Pincke y wa s anax t player san d Pa t Lave y playe d lb C H Ke aned y hi t a hom e run 9 cottage s an d a bar n burne d a t Woitmor e Lak e las t wee k wit h aI los s o f 20,000 I Th e supervisor s picni c i s a t th eHowel l Cit y Par k Aug 14 Wilbu rBrucke r an d Judge s Jeffrey s f De troit , candidate s fo r gwcerno r wil ltalk Isabell e BowdisH , 19 , feugbtar ofFer d an d Ine z Bowdb h o Grejo,ry ,die d Augus t 2nd Pinckne y los t t o th e Hjoove r Bal ltea m o f A n Arbo r S to Mary s picni c Tuesday U p t o th e9t h Pinckne y le d 6 to a Bddi e Wa sr h go t o n i n th e 9t h fo r An n Arbor ,go t o n i n th e 9th Rayment s thro wA threshe r i n Oceol a i s usin g agasolin e engin e thi s year Th e W I C hol d a law n socia la t th e Charle s Elder t hom e Satur da y nigh tBor n t o Jame s Harri s an d wif eMonda y nigh t a son Charle s Haigle r an d famil y o fHowel l wh a work s fo r Charle s Rea so n ha s move d int o th e Charle sGrime s house 1Bor n t o T J Kavanaug h an d wif elas t wee k o n th e Jame s Harri s far ma daughter Th e Misse s Eleano r an d Catnsr in e Broga n hav e finishe d thei rsumme r school , a t Ypsilanti r Mr an d Mrs Fran k Smit h hav ereturne d fro m Californi a an d ar evisiting he r mother , Mr s Amand aWhite Cor a Devereau x wil l teac h th eYounglov e schoo l thi s fall Sunday, Moaday , Anfw t 14 , 1 5aUtifte e mada y M o m Cen tWayn e aaa Laa a Turne rla TH E SE A CHASE Pl a ClneemaSeop a an d Colo rWed , Thur , Asg II , 17,1 si sMARTY 5C O DRiVEINTHEATREAN N ARBOR , MlCllGA NFriday , Saturday , Ag 1 I SBLAC K HORS E CANYON i n Tecmnieele rwit hJoe l MeCre a aa d Mar t QUnchar dFRANCJ S JOIN S TH B WA8S Donal d OCeae r ai d Juli aSanday , Monday , Awgss t 14 1 5STRANG E LA W I N TOWN I n C1nmaSeop e aa d Colo rGtee r Ccrae a ano Dan a Andrew sMrs jBda a Spear s an d JackShei Th e Jac k Reaso n famil y spen tlas t wee k a t Grayling Sunday guest s o f Joh n Boye r an dwif e wer e Clarenc e Pratts , Fran k Boyer s an d Reube n Centner s o fI An n Arbor , th e Lloy d Warner s an d1 Pet e Straigere s o f Ypsilanti Th e Gerr y Eichma n an d Russel lGlove r familie s wen t t o th e Fowler fai r Thursday ,T e Lloy d Henda e famil y calle dClar e Baxter s a t Patterso nSunday Ernes t Ke w an d wife , Home r Mil lwif e o f Detroit, , Audre y 8O THI S PARIS i n Tecmaieeso rvttf cTon y Curtis , Gori a DeSave n an Gen e Neao ao nt o go t hi m stealin g hi t Ji m sfors n Klikot t o f Brighto n an d W FClos ei n th e ja w knockin g hi m oa t fo r 0 ta d wif e o f Linde n spen t Sunda y a twar e l a Wn t Sunday las t wee k a t Grayling minutes H e gro t tw o ou t an d the n h Alber t Dinke l home Kennet h Wylie , wif e an d daugn Mrs Murie l Kryc h an d 3 childre n Hoove r score d 5 runs Ra y Cleoa t Th Jame s War d twin s ar e hom e, Kay , calle d o n th e GramtWard s o f th e Michiga n San spen t Thvrs relieve d hi m an d retire d th e side, fro m McPherso n hospital a t Fiagre e fiuaday day wit h Mrs Bdn a Spears , Christy , Batterson , Ree d an d Ps T Bob Egele r famil y spen t las t Wed, Thur , Aag If , l ttSECRE T O F TH B INC I n Tecfniaose rStairW fChsrlto a Hesto n aa d Rober t Youi fHBLL S ISLAND Moa, TMS Ai lStor y o f a faiwha Wa UDAV Ye parkar ,Colo r Carteo Wee Taar , Frf Sat Marily n Moare eI nTH E SEVE NSvdy n fteyes , Sea y Rober tVisio aNovelt yGiage r Rofcra ,8how s 71 1New sLaa a Turtie tJoh n Paya e an d Mar y fnrnk yCaitee n Skews 71 an aCopinfThre e fo r ,fo r Cove r Ihterapte d leiod yBunI GrifQth famil y ar e spen daortheer n Michigan d car d las t wee kStanle y Berrima n fM fro m Paris , Franee H e i a tourin g Europe f L lfel l an d wif e ar e spen dIn g thet r vacatio n i n norther n Mic hRober t Read s entertain d th eWiliar d Widmeye r an d Patric k Jef fery s famffie g Thursda y a t a picni cdinner Arnol d Berquis t i s a t Sout h Ha ve n thi s week Th e iMerwi n Campbell s an d Jamee sspen t jfcftda y a t Independenc e Lake o f Maches Clark s llas tTke v Merwt e Campbell s wer e Sa turdai f guest s th e Wilbu r ftiseleso f Fwiervilk r y an d Mard a McClee r sr eM wolfWi g a t S t Lawrenc e hoapit a i Lasalng , in9 in th e offic e an don e a s mrm helper TbeTfctt o Poulao a fami y calle d o n26s Harr y Andrw n an da t Fla t Roc k Sunday 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reason able Phone UP 8 32f0 EARLY BIRDSnjmEd K tzloff of the conservationdept hrd a wild cooRe turned over ito him y Half Moon Lake camperslast vve r found it in their yard and JnHird was quitetim ITIFIED OATS Affl BEANSOR SPRING PLAJITOfGJ FESD v iDISPATCH Wednesday, Aufufit 10, l50That you never outgrow your need formilk is a matter of medical recordPhysicians will tell you that the calciumcontent of your body needs constant replen ishment Milk is your principal source ofcalciumYour dairy farmer knows this, among otherscientific facts, and he knows that the highquality of the milk he produces today makes it possible for physicians to recommend threeglasses every day as an almost indispensiblehealth formula For growing children,of consumption is higher Scientific methods in dairy farming, stemming from cooperative programs in theclassrooms, laboratories and experimental pro cedures of our great colleges, and by progressive farmers, have brought the quality of milk production to the highest standards inhistory Michigan State University hasworked unceasingly for a century for technical improvement in all phases of milk productionand marketingMichigans dairy farmers recognize thisvaluable, continuing contribution In saluting Michigan State Universitys 100 years ofcooperation the 17,500 members of thisorganization agree that you never outgrow your need to progress PROGRESS PROVIDES PROTECTIONOne of the outstanding progressive steps taken bythe Michigan Milk Producers Association was the adoption and perfection of its plan for leveling production and minimizing seasonal variations in the milk supply in the petroit Metropolitan marketKnown as the base and excess plan, it assuresconsumers of adequate supplies of pure, fresh milk throughout the entire year For the dairy farmer, itprovides a real incentive for adopting modern methodsof management and production, resulting in moreprofitable disposition of his milk supply Just how this progressive step reacts to the publicbenefit is well shown in the box score at right The figures compiled by the U S Department of Agriculture represent the percentage of fluctuationbetween the seasons of high and low milk production in the major marketing areas listedDetroits exceptionally low percentage of seasonalvariation guarantees an ample supply of pure, fresh milk during the winter months when many citiessuffer shortageit safeguards the public health andwelfare Milk is one of lifes essentials Like water, it isneeded every day of the year and a constant, depend able supply of milk flowing into a big city is as important as a constant flow of water through its mainsMembers of the Michigan Milk Producer Association,by means of their progressive thinking and action,have made thnt constant flow of milk available inDetroit as well as many other Michigan markets ot Suswii VwiatiM to Milk Supfkts1 Detroit 17 S 4 Cirinnotl 4692 Cleveland 346 S Chicago 477 3 St Leuit 429 6 New York 629 7 Botton 636MILK PRODUCERS 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 10, 1955 Description An account of the resource August 10, 1955 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 1955-08-10 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/004b96c59ef6135592321a1258b3ee1e.pdf 908e4b7cdfd84fa164df036872810809 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. 1 IDUStatchy, August 17, 1955MICHIGAN MIRROR I Soft JJitook them reaching the show j SaturdaydowaUure on how to meet inereas playoff game from Howe Gear inZi Lw enrollments by lTOTMs the county league 6 to 4 and wonhas widened the gap between priv the right to go to the state tenrmw ate andvoblic schools snd a college ment at Pontiae Mon Pinckney aolved JLcZokior all and atraining for got 11 hits off Scholteis who beat ofaU who can use it m 3 to 2 in 13 ianing the week, before bat had to play 9 innngs asIt started months ago wnea coll j Qearage professors told Gov Wiliama jthey would need f 150 million to exjpaad their college to meet inereas ed enrollments offered LOCAL EVENTSHY8TBKY SOLVED Ipersons whowindows ia the Pinckney Wednesday night wasweek bywitn them bttt WL Marys CatheticBe, ft Afttrt Scamitt,today Masse, 800 and 1000 Norena devotions, Friday eveningat 7 JOConfessions, Friday evening after aad Saturday from2 runs the 7th to tieKore g throwsgot a run the first onSenator Vanderwerp throwing any stones Suspicion wasdirected toward them when theircar was seen near the school thatnight of the boys were taken tosingle and Gentiles double the state police post at East Lan and another the 2nd when Jeffreys sing and took the lie detector, test was safe on an error and scored on , on the cemetery damage job here Their showing was unsatisfactoryThe sheriff says the investigation p m and Sunday beSenator Vanderwerp ffedsubstitute plan He would expand infield outs Phfl Gentile hit homethe small colleges and have them run the 3rd to give Pinckney anothteach many of the short courses er run Burns got a hit the 6th andnow taught by the big colleges This scored on Readers triplehe claims would save money He al Howeli got a run the 2nd on an so accused the big colleges of entic error and 2 hits and 2 the 6th oning students away from the small wild throwsend tied, it up theer colleges to pad their enrollmentand get more state moneyDr John Hannah of MichiganState University and Dr Haxla ofUniversity of Michigan deny thisof University of Detroit says it isbut Fr Celestin Steiner, presidentof University of Detroit says it is so and that Vandexwerps plan isright Gov G Mennen Williams wasvery prominent at the governors conference at Chicago and he is ex when Meabon juggled AUmansis continuingRESTAURANT SOLDThe Estelle Restaurant has beensold by its owner, Mrs E Bottkeground ball who beat it out He to prank Mfi44fit His wife andscored on Bailers hit The 8th was daughter Shirley, who have beenwas scorlessJn the 7th Singer fliedout Daisy hit a triple to right, Bob working there will operate it Theeytook posseession Monday The 7sS tofete the 840OttVasy Mennonite UUarchBe Bare Baachj, Pastor8, 8 Supt Walter EachHoming Wonhif 1000Sunoay Scfar al 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800 low annual community summer vacation Bible school is froaJuly 11 to 22 at Calvary MennonitechurehClasses for all ages through school Everyone welaome LOCAL NEWSThe Keita Bradbury of Chelsseaand Lamberet Henrys of De roitcalled on the L J and Jesse Henryfamilies SundayThe Erston Clarks ofwere Sunday guests of Robert rikeand wifeSergt Gene DIIIAXI was HOD L illlast week He flew back from Chic ago with Governor Williams Gerald Dinkel of Lake Chenangspent Saturday at the Albert Dinkel home Mesdmes Florence Baujhn andBeulah Miller were in Howeli lastThursdayGeorge VanNorman was in Dtioit several days last week Dr Richard Watts of Clevelandspent Sunday with the JohnDonnels CURRENTThe Michigan National Goaid innow in training for 2 weeks at Gray lg This is the emeregency fprcsthat is supposed to defend thiscjuutry in time of trouble In War time they are usually the first to beinducted into the army This organztion was formed way feck in the 1830s as a protection against the Indians and drilled on certain days iathe year Each township and couatyhad units CoLNathanial Allion,thsgreat grandfather of Mrs Albert Dinkel commanded the unit hereand Capt Christopher Monks was adrill master They drilled on thesquare here As the Indians weresubdued they saw little action Atthe time of the Blackhawk war theywere alerted but Blackhawk wasdefeated beyond the Mississippi Inthe 1840s they were mobilized InThe C W Hooker family of Ann the Toledo war and got as fartheMeabon scored him with a hit Phil Bottkee expect to go to California Gentile smashed one to short which this wek on a tripgot away from Brown His throw toget Meabon at 2nd went wild, andMeabon scored Southwell set theGear down in the 9th striking outAllman and Kanitz and Darrow threw out RichardsAB R Hago and he ispected to make a move towards nat rackneytoaad recognition soon, Lt GovJhil Singer ssHart accompanied him and he is Meyer rfsaid to be Williams choice to sue uaisy rf Meabon 3b 5Gentile If 5ceed him as governorCONSERVATION DBPTState park attendance is up thfcyear la percent from last This year 1 20 01 111220 0 1 1Burns, cf 3 1 2Darrow, 2b 5Jeffreys, lb 4Southwell, pit is 17 000,000 Last year it was Readeri c15,200,000, , 2 bears were live trapped in the Howeli Geargame refugee last week 3 others Bailer, c were trapped in July 4t 0 00 1 WIN IN TOURNAMENTPinckney took the first gant mPoatiac state tournament Monday night by beating Southfield 6 to 1Southwell for Pinckney was not scored on until the last inning Singer hit a homer in the 5th with Southwell on and Jeffreys double,and hits by Reader, Southwell andSinger gave them 4 more the 7thPinckney made but 2 errorsAte the Pontiac tournament Tuesday night Pinckney lost to Roseville 7 to 1 and beat Highland Park 6 to0 Pinckneys only run the first GhurcbJUvJ W Winger, Pastor6uuomjr School 930 a, raMoninf Worship 1045 a m Thurk night prayer meetings the eurch at 8KWWed ehoir practice 786 n mHw Pooe s GhurctiM West between Msin snd UnadilU StreeURr Keita Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 945 a m Arbor called at the J H Hookerhome SundayMrs Edith VanNormun has returned home from CaliforniaMrs Earl Baughn and Mrs Lawrence Baughn were in Ann Arbor Later Island Lake near Friday was purchased for aAdrian when peace was declaredMichigan claimed Toledo but Ohiohad possssion It was settled givingMichigan the uppper peninsulawhich was taken from WisconsinBrightontrainingNine more wild turkey broodshave been seen,in the AUegan forest area Deer damaged 80 apple and cherrycherry trees on the Dalton farm atFennville last week 64 members of the conservationdept were given a dinner last weektB honor of 25 year, service in the department AB R H game was Gentiles home run over4 o 1 the left field fence Southwell pitch j STJULS LUTHERAN CHURCH Sergt Philip McDonnell is home ground and was in its heyday durfrom Great Falls, Montana for a Spanish war time It was a periodMonth of convivality, liquor consumptionFrank Romelt who has been vis was big and Brighton always usediting the Latson family has gone extra police officers during theseback to Detroit i encampments Then it,was moved toClyde Stoner and wife of Dtroit Luddington MauricefaunFow andwere Thursday guests of the L J is brother, Clyde atwta en eniSWartyhoutsv eampment 1912 there vSiBetheyi beSunday School 945 a m Leslie McAfee and Margaret lon to a Jackson guardp heSunday Worship 1100 a m Leach went to thte 4H Camp at encampment is now at GESyJiog asYouth Group 700 p m at Kent Lake more room was needed Evening Service 800 p m TVP HnmM RduO nA u vimuThnCl Prayer Mee4ngJr Cfcoir Practice Wed Sr Cgjoir Practice Wed p m800 p m 4i00 p m7S0 p m conMeyers, lb t 5Brown, BS 4Brigham, cf 4Houghton, rf 4Schulteis, p 4Richards, If 4Allman, 3b 41 i ed a no hit game against Highland0 o parit 1 1 i0 0 02 Mr and Mrs Henry Podlson aMiddleville, Mr and Mrs Robert Missouri Syndftt1S Bast M86 Hamburg Rev Walter J Wenk,Phone AC 09054, BrightonKanito 2b 3 0 0James 32, conservationofficer was eloctructed when hecrawled under his home to fix thewiring He leaves a wife aad 2 sons The National Skeet Shoot is atat Waterford Aug 28 to Sept 4 Wild birds or animals cannot bebrought into MMichigan without getting a permitCOUNCIL PROCEEDINGSRegular meeting August 9, 1955 Called to order by President Dinksi Present Lavey, Kennedy, Shirley, Swarthout, Read and Tiplady Absent None A citizens delegation was received After some discussion on law enforcement they were asked to appoint a committee to meet with the council at a later date Motion by Shirley supported byKennedy to allow following bill Pinckney beat FowlerviUelastBobbie Kay of Grand Rapids visitedthe Otto Poulsons and with them atwith usiHewto Fowlervilles 8 bttt benefitted by Fowlerville errors Daisy was safe on an error thefirst inning and scored on Meabons tended the James Nunn reunion atSouth Lyon Sunday j A Housner sf Brighton and XT ANDREW ROCHELt Andrew Roche, 79, retiredthe Jack Young family of Pinckney from the Detroit police force where Eleanor Leedwjdge The Harold Radys and Hfamily are in northern Michigan At the annual governorsthis week ference at Chicago last week GpvMark Nash and wife were in Williams got all the pubicity andBrighton Sunday evvening came in for his usual share of abue Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and children from those who considered he splitcalled on Mrs Luella Patterson ined4he beuns It all started a week Stockbridge Sunday before when President EisenhowSergt Phil McDonnell spent Sun entertained a Ohia delegation headday at the Lester McAfee home by Senator Bender of that stale He1 Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller, Ap was noncommittal when asked if i atha Henry, Dorothy Head, Jim would run for reelection in 1966 Knight and Wayne Stone spent the but said that if he did and wasweek end at the MillerBaughn elected he would be the oldest presI cabin at Lovells Ident this country ever had as heThe Desmond Ledwidge family of would be 70 vears old while in Oak spent Sunday with Mrs ice That the job was a manwen the PinkySouthfield he served 39 years, died at Henry, The John Lundeens ofgame Monday night at Pontiac j Ford hospital, August ft Since his and required a younger manDetroit a tor Bender was reluctant toMrs Edna Spears and Jack out the presidents intrTtewbutLavey JAni supp16828VanWioke jVanWinkle,fee 3150Despatch, printing 120060012,07 , t, 4 4 Awes PftWlczyk, son of Mr and retirement he had lived at the Hotel Sheldon were Sunday quests t finally did, At Chicago Gov Willdouble Burns got a hit the second Mrs w pawiac8yJt of White Lodg9 TU11M Detroit the Francis SheharwNancy Shehan iams elaborated on the presidents, n Kr JJ Readers hit has completed his 7th week train The deceased was the son of Kerry went home with the Lundeens remarks and said that in reelectiaand Daisys fly Meabon walked ing with the U S Marines at San and Katherine Keating Roche of Mesdames Eloise Campboll and him the nation ran the 3rd scored on narrows hit W6jpo California,an infield out Darrow and Jeffreys a risk of trimPinckneye and was born on the Eva Enquiat went to Camp Barake dicing in officeIt is case of necetsboth hit the 6th and thescored on formerThe Wayne Bennett family attend farm that is now owned by the Will at Hastings Saturday Nancy Nash ity with the Republicans that heed the funeral of Charles Bennettt iam Shehans During his time on Barbara Massey, Eddie WakrfieM run for reelection next yearone run in each the 1st 3rd and 6th innings at Brighton MondayAB R H 4 0 2 3 1 08 2 2Gentile, If 3 0 0Darrow, 2b 4 1 2Jeffrey, lb 8 0 1PteckneyMeyer, ss ,Daisy, rf Meabon, 8b Mrs Mary Jan Bran and RevJack Teeters were Sunday guests tthe George RoushesThe Jack Sharps of Lansing andMrs Mae Met of Howeli spent Sun day at the Lee Lavey home The Robert Tasch family is backfrom Harrison While away the police forces he received 24 cit and Ronnie Darrow came home for the age question they ridicqjfeitations He was on pickpocket squad with them Kelsey points out ifiBtfcpitNwsat the time of his retirement His Mr and Mrs George VanNorman that Adam, the first man only survivor is his sister, MrsWilliam ShehanThe funeral was held from StMarys Church Saturday morningRev Albert Schmitt officiatingBur went to the night ball game in De be 800 years old atroit Friday died at the ripe old age of 962ndMrs Marion Pearson of Howe Methusaleh broke all records by livspent Sunday with the Ona Camp ing to be 969 His grandson Noah, bells They called on the William built the ark when he3 32, 12,07 4Winger, care of flagOhio HI Co, oil Carl Jones, gravel 2625Clay Gordon, surveyor ,, 7480Maldred Aekley, clerksal, 7506Councilman Swarthout soft Tiplady were appointed to inquire andestimate needs of a G O C StatttoaMotion to adjourn carriedMildred AckJey, village clerk Burns, efSouthwell, pReader, cFowlervilleB Judd, lb , Copeland, 2b G Bessert, c 4Wallace, If 4 Russell, p 4 Judd, 3b 1 10 00 1 called on the Carl tonthey j ial was in St Marys Cemetery Six Kapplers in Manchester and the oldShjers of members of the Detroit police dept Norman Gardners in Ann Arbor yearsA R H 4 4Utter, cf Lockwood, 2bPhyle, rf 33 1 21 21 10 0 0 2lll 0 10 02 0 0Nancy and Jill Palmer ofvisited at the Herb Palmerhere last week FlinthomeHendee and wife of Ann Arbor called on the Walter Clarkslast WednesdayStanley Dinkel attended the funemi of Charjts Bennett at BrightenMonday, 7Un Margaret Burns spent astweek ai the Oonklin liome ia FarmMrs Hejefa Yojtaf andMrs JeanConklin were ia Grand Rapids lastFriday The Merlin Ambarrey family aadAfatha Story ware in Detroit last ThursdayAt Howard Bead family werethe Sunday guests at the Ross eottage at Portage Lakecrnmrg COMMITTEE ckisene law aad ottlev eorninttttse met Monday sight They drew A set of recomendations they willt to the village cotmeiL One Marinac, rf 1 0 XCOUNTY LEAGUE STANDING W L PetPinckney 7 4 637Howeli Gear , 7 5 688City Service 6 5 645Hamburg 4 6 400 Fowlerville 4 8 333Kentucky who are at Bay View andMike Zapp family at AlmaThe Fred Reads with the WilliamWhitley4 of Ann Arbor were Sun the guests of the James Whitleyahonoring Latins birthdayonacted as bearers The Rosary wasrecited at the Swarthout Funeralhome Friday nightCHARLES I BENNETTCharles I Bennett, 61, supervisof of Hamburg township died at his there Friday of cancer member of35 years of theand a former member of the soil Observation commission SThe deceased was the son ofCharles I and Elmira Lee Bennettand a farmer by professionHe also operated the Hamburg Dairy InLelgue sad Castidy lake Games, AS R H PotBob Meabon 42 16 28 647 Phil Gentile feFred Sager ,SO 18 180 13Jim Meyer 46 9 HBob Darrow 85 0 10Joe Jeffreys 42 9 11 George Daisy 21 6 849 ft II28261 LOSE BA MUSG GAMEIn the game with HatrtfcorgThursday Jimmy Bennett TtftPInckney downwith 4 hit and fot 10strikeouts Hamburg scored t runsthe 1st when J ODoherty hit homerun with Rowland on, In the secondwith 2 out and 2 men on Meyer bled Rowand grounder for whatshould have been the third out aad then threw wild over Readers headand 2 runs scoord Another came in a minute later on D Bennetts double They got 2 more the 3rd on 2 kite and an iafield out and one the are 13 grandchiidren, 2 sisJlthon,aMLJffioJilJkndMieiroT ters, Mrs HenriettaLear find Mrs Pinckney got a run the 3rd when L jne and 2 brothers,Daisy hit a Jiome run and 2 the 4th Lansing and Wayne, of Pinckneywhen Bennett walked Jeffreys and Th funeral was held Monday af Southwell A hit Bums Reader got temoon at the Keehn Funerala bit scoring 2Oentlle and Meabon, Pinckney luggers were both hitlessPinckney AB HDaisy, rf 4 1Meyer, ss 4 0 Andrew Campbell and wife called Forcast are that Michigans cornon Mrs Grace Kelly in Owoso Sun and wheat harvest this year willday break all records The corn cropThe Dick Younp family of Bif should hit 3,477,711,000 bushelsandRapids are visiting the Andrew the wheat crop 910,958,000 bushelsCampbell home This is remarkable due to the factThe Martin Ritters helped his that so much Michigan farm land ismother celeberate here birthday at not under cultivationRiding around Lakeland Sunday The John Strong the country thousands ol acres ofWhitmore Lake and the land has been out of cultivation sowere also there underbrush and scrub trees NearBob Kennedy of New Mexico and the cities thousands of acres whichthe Ambrose Kennedys were week have been subdivided are not cultiVeek end guests of the Irvin vatedOf the 23 farms between hereThe marriage ofiubel Brady to and Dexter 16 are not cultivated Itu lu AH nCi HP Gordon Jackson, take place Satur is not so in Europe Travel picturesne marnea Alice iavis one at Roscommon Conpl church taken there show practically everysurvives with 6 sons, Manley, Lee,Bill, Glen, Dale and James and 3daughters, Mrs Robert Bowers,Wilbur Emery and Margaret her father, Rev Donald Brady offic foot of land under cultivation,iating The Ray MoHarities and the OtisMattesons spent the week end atDon Burns G Ray Moriarity Max uthwellWesley Reader , Deanie ClarkDick Kennedy Predenburg Jerry Mrofka 6 72187 5 6 Ml Jeffreys, lb84 6 4 0 Q 01 to 4 110 03 0 0Darrow, 2b 8 0 1 officiating Burial was at Hamburgf f Cemetery with the Hamburg Odd conducting graveMeabon, 3b Gentile, If1 1 1a Siager ,1b 100 I Burns, ef SfOOi Southwell, p JOOi Reader, e00 28 010 00 1 Fellow Lodgeside services The Air Line Pilots Associationand the Steward and StewardessBenton Harbor j Association has each adopted resoBasf White and wifeofMason lutiona eaHrftjr upoirtheair Road called on the Ben Whites Sun to abandon the practise of servingday alcoholic beverages on planes andBilly Shehan of Ann Arbor and asked the Civil Aeronatics board toLeo Carish and wife of Detroit call forbid it They charge it is aed on the WUam Shehans Sundr9T sance and safety threat The The Asher Wylies were Sunday Aeronatics Board has replied thatSunday callers at the Bert Wylie there is no law against serving liqOPENING IN OCTOBERTony deFillippi writes from Tawas that they were coming alongv i nicely on their new 30 room hotel at 1 that place which also includes din1 ing cocktail lounge arid moRkhard Loenis sr and wife of De AB RHRowland, 2b 8 2 1D Bennett, e 4troit spent Sunday wife the M IT J ODohrty, efDarrows Dkk tad Cathy LaenbKoore, Ifwho have been visiting them return ed to Ptoekney with themBernard Laveyaao4 wife LeoUof tham was a part time police of 9tska ef Lanaiaf wete in tows L ODoberty, rf484 01 21els The dining room snd bar willopen Labor Day and the grand opening is in October0 0 While at the Pontiac toumment1 1 j we met Perry Towle former rseL homeRalph Hall and wife called on theDon Curtis fnmily in Ann Ar ITSunday Har Hall and wife of Cro,welispent Sunday at the Ralph Hallhome The Dale Miller family called onthe Hollis Holloways of Bass LakoSundayThe Dr James Nash family ofCold water spent the week end atthe Lynn Hendee homeThe Lloyd Hendee family spentweek end with friends in Musk eg on uor on planes or requiring a licensefor doing so Where state lawsFulkerson, Tb 8J CKDoherty, ss WsteHwry, 8bJ 20 1 1 dent who has retired after 30 years friends1 with the General Motors He sentt j Clifford VanHorn and wife at his regards to the Nashes and the t attended the funeral of Charles Ben nett Monday at Brighton88p S 1 I Hendees Us old neighbors are violated the remedy isthe state court Also it has notshown that it is a safety hazardCARD OF THANKSI take this opportunity to thankmy many friends who helped makemy sale such a success, sipdairyMr and MrsFloris Clark who weremost generous with their time aai personal interestMrs Alma HarrisANNOUNCEMENTChelsea Community Fair, Aflf 1718, 19, 20 Rxhibha Meals Freeterteinmet A v, W Modrnizd with th help of anFHA TITLE I LOANWe surety do enjoy the extra room we built onm our home Im so glad we a iked about financingwith ao FHA Tide I Loan So many folks tell ukw happy they are with home improvements madewith tkU rype 6 loan Quite likely, we can finance poun too You dont have to have your home fulifpaid for to be eligible, and you dont have to makea down payment ro get started Inquire now if youhave modernization plans Guy Haaey it now athe M A U RailroadCounty School Woodruff WM married to Hazelton of Jackson, Aug Emma21Lloyd GrimeShawnee, Ohio has returned toCasper Cuihaae of Chicago is visiting his parente hereMrs McGurgile of Kansas City isvisiting Mrs L C DevtereauxMrs W A Carr entertained 12little folk Friday in honor of Dorisand Donald Carr who have returned to DetroitMrs Juliai Sigler gave a thimbleparty Thursday in honor of her sisters, Mrs Sate Young, Mrs Dede Mann and Mrs Jennie Siger whoare visiting her 40 were there Mr aod Mr of Gregory are back fromThe Unadilla Presbyterianhaa installed earfllonk bells which play 60 different hymns and can beheard a quarter of a mile awayHarry Cooper of Unadilla attended the Aroerciaa legion conventionin Detroit last weekNickola Mamych, capt, of lastyears Michigan State Normal foot ball team will be athletic coach atDexter high school this fallThe Franklin Campbells of Portage Lake are spending August at Gull Lake near Brainerd, MinnThe contract for Brighton streetimprovement has lieen let to the Howell Construction Co for 4,640The Argentine school district hasapproved a 135,000 school bond iss THEATREBOWBLL, MK3BGAN III THEATREWHTTMORE LAKETuea, , Aug If, 7,18 WedL TBirn FA, Sat Aif 17 to Marilyn Moeroe and Tost Blwell toTHE BKVEN YEAB ITCHGuy MARTYand Brelyn Keyea, Bonny Tufts andRobert StraaaaIf,NevakIFIVB AGAINST THE HOUSE 8ua MM 1W, Aft 21, 22 28The Americas tauseunt of History PreaentaWAKAMBA Natural YOURE NEVER TOO YOUNGSum, Moh Tue Aug 21, 22 23 Matinee Sunday 2 JO D a ContYOURB NEVER TOO YOUNG tfa TccfcaieotarwithDean Martin sad Jerry Selected Shorts Lewism Depoait our membaraaip in e Corporal Arthur Swarthout has gone to ueLuddington to work in a bankBorn to Lucius Wilson and wifeof DeaMoinesJtowa last week a girlMiss Laura Lavey has gone toCalumet to teach sehool The Whitmore Lake Juniors camehere Monday and played a doubleheaderPinckney won both games 15 Dean Martin and Jerry LewisWednesday, Thawday, Aug 24, 29 THE WIZARD OFF OZThe Milford postoffice has movedinto their new government building,ingThe K C Runciman Company rfChelsea is doing the landscaping forthe new Washtenaw county courthouse Wednesday, Thursday, Aug 24, 25Robert Ryan and Cameron Mitchell laHOUSE OF BAMBOOIn CinemaScope and Color withJudy Garber and Frank Morgan and Ray BoglerSelected ShortsTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK Of ligbtyNiae Years of Safem, v t fB R E C KMFT NATUIAL WAV8S A IOlllIONAL PERMANENTCLOSED ON MONDAYS TWO OPERATORSAJtaMat and Wanda Beauty ShopPHONE UP 8 3359 to 10 and 8 to 5Miss Nellie Newkirk, daughter ofJudge JJewkirk was married to LD Zimmerman of Wayne August 21Furniture is being moved intoI the Mich State San and it will be ready for business in 2 weeksPaul Brogan has a new carriageCarl Sykes has gone to Fosfcoriato put a steam heating plant in the schoolI Mrs F G jaekson attended the wedding of her brother, Urank, atI Goodrich, Ontario last week The Boyce farm in Lyndon hasbeen awarded a centennial plaguelt was taken up by the Boyce familyin 1835 and is still in possession of members of that family 70 new homes are being built inthe Sorenson Subdivision at Chel j sea by the Chelsea Construction Co jThe Silver DriveIn Theatre has jopened near Linden Frank Curtis has been named as ithe business man of the month at Fowlervilll , SCO DRIVEINTHEATRE SYLVANTHEATREANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN20NOTES 25 YEARS AM Friday, Saturday, Augupst 19,PAWN AT SOROCCOin TechnicolorwithRory Calhoun and Piper LaurieandRICOCHET ROMANCE withMarjorie Mais and Chill Wills Cartoon Friday, Saturday, Aufupat 19, 20Sunday, Monday, August 21, 12REVENGE OF THE CREATUREA Drama StarringJoha Agar, Lori Netoon andMrs Julia Sigtor entertained 12young ladies at her home Fridaynight in honor of her daughteratraErnest Carr of Detroit, The supervisors picnic at HowellThursday turned into a free for allbetween Cong Grant Hudson and Seymour Person who is opposinghim in the primary Hudson charg50 friends of Vin Perry gave him ed person was backed by the wetsa surprise Tuesday night at Ms and William Morris, Person worker home on the Cordley farm said the AntiSaloon League wasThe Portage Lake canal was open behind Hudson The term liar wased Monday with a picnic dinner and freely used Wilbur Brucker, candi a program Judge H Wirt Newkirk ate for goVemor failed to appearJACKSONCommander R G A Jackson, re oently began work as the UnitedNations ninth Assistant SecretaryGeaerI After a distinguishedcareer in the Australian Nary, Cenmander Jackson served asBepatyDirector of UNRRA from Wli ta ftftd sf that agency was the speaker A telegram wasread from President Teddy Roosevelt There were races and a ballgame, Dexter vs YpsilantihavveGravesLyle Kinsey and familymoved into the Winifredhouse on Perl St Leo Lavey came home from theI Veteerans Hospital Ann Arbor, onTuesday Mr and Mrs Don Bums, MrsMargaret Burns and Mrs AbelHaines attended the ball game inDetroit today IBAbe Haines has sold his she repair business to Jame McKune whomoved it to Gregory but Judge Jeffreys of Detroit wasthere Gustave C Ecl 41, well knownDexter minor league ball playerdied there August 17 A Pinckneydelegation attended the funeralJames Culhanea former resident,died at a Kalamazoo hospital last Friday iThe bams and feed on the SteweLazlo farm burned Sunday Sunday, Monday, August 21, 22SIGN OF THE PAGANIn CinemaScope una COMwithJeff Chandler, Rita Gam and Jack PalanceandWEST OF ZANIBAR i Technicolor vrtthAnthony Steel and Shiela Sim CartoonTuee Wed, Thurs, Aug 23 24, 25THERE NO BUNESS LIKE THE SHOW BUSINESSIn CinemaScope and ColorwithMarilyn Monroe, Donald OConnor and Mttzi GaynorandA BULLET FOR JOEY Starring Devil Take UsSunday, Monday, August 21, 12 u THREE FOR THE SHOWA Musical StarirngBetty Grable,Marge and Gower ChampionIn CinemaSeope and ColorSunday Show S, 5, 7, 9Cartoon d , SpjttTue, Wed, Thurs, Aug 23 24, 9 RUN FOR COVERwttaJames Cagaey nd Bruce Shows 715 and 915 Starring HersheWtJames Fellrath, 21, of Inksterfell Edward G Robinson George Raft drownedPortage wasfrom a surf board andnear the Big and LittleLake bdguday The until Monday1 Mrs Gene Winalow of Geddes is on a trip to Washington D Cj Pinckney was shut out here Sun day by Hamburg 8 to 0 Batteries JJ Pinckney Moran, Veddex Rayi , ment Hamburg Miller Searles Ij Pinckney Twilight Leaguers play ed an 11 to 11 tie game here with1 Howell Thursday Batteries Pinck ney Reisman Don Swarthout jHowell George Garland JackHall Dinkel, Cox and Reason eachhad 2 hits for Pinckney, CartoonComing The Man from Bitter Wdgelaterupted Melody Foxfire MJ RobertaTHE ROUSH PLUMBINGWater Systems Plumbing Repair3103fcbster Phone UP 8 6607 PinckneySPECIALSRESERVES OFTEN TURNPicked freshright from your frezerIf i a snap to keep beans as fresh as the day wan picked, in a hone food freezerHomsvgrown or bargain epedals, your fruit anl vegetabks rffl atay gardensweet forawnths And theyll retain all their heaOth gtvtug vTtanaina ami minerala, too No doubtbout itt YouU torn a boma foodADS Oft ttDBOmBMaQO It Uprightorbuythe onethat me Youve seeen many a thrilling gamewon through tne timely use of reserves The same principle appliesto a persons financial dealingsFor example, your Checking Account funds may be regarded as yourfirst team They meet the month end barrage of billsAt any time however an extraheavy attack may exhaust thereg ularsThat is where reserves countreserves you have accumulated In your savings account ltfs sood business strategy tobuild up a sizeable Savings AccountFirst National Bank BEEF STEAK, LbCHUCK ROAST, Lb 59c39c 25c29c 42cBute Federal SttpervWow f FederaH Reserve T ifeTFedtril Tkpoeit fawurnee CerporatloiiAH Devoafa Insured Up to t10M0 A ai ik SHORT RIBSI, LbYOUNG FRESH BEEF LIVER, Lb PICNIC HAMS, LB30 Lb CANS SOUR PITTED CHERRIES withSUGAR f 5S0GROCERIES AND COLD MEATSTHE HOLUSTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinckney 550TTo Buy a nsed Box 10SMIDSEASONCHAMPIOHSHiP 50 UPS 24 CARS Also 7 Other RacesSAT N1TE, AUG 20 Trials 700,1st Race 830 l,C0O Minimum PurseJACKSON MOTORSPEEDWAYICM Dote SM Nitc tunSaTT21HM IItorn m wrmkCOUSIUMteaf , f, Mat Ao Hftm Sf MMPLVMBIItwain man Wednesday, Aogtw t 17 , 195 5People sStor e mMatter a t Poetettk eAc t o f Muc k I ifT fLINGERI EGENT S FURNISHING SCANNE D GOOD S SHOESGROCERIE S ORYGOODSKENNED GENERASTOREFLOWER S FO R AL L OCCASION Sfro m WINKELHAU S FLORA L COMPAN Y The Ashe r Wyli e fami y wer e th eguest s o f th e Willia m Pinckfor dfamil y a t Ioni a Saturday ftttf 284 Howelt Allen Dinkel s ne w hous e a tChubb s Corner s o n Howel l Roa d iscrmpleted Th e Ros s Read s entertaine d th eFre d Read s an d Rober t Read s a tdinne r Saturday Billi e Mille f ha s pneumonia Rober t 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 17, 1955 Description An account of the resource August 17, 1955 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 1955-08-17 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0fb22e6af8ded8d7c26f8ab90df9e937.pdf 9d5f5d791415b5caa18857d648071651 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. mi J DISPATCH Wednesday, August 24, 1955MICHIGAN MIRROR Soft Ball Garnet NEIGHBORINGThe state already patrols traffic 4 to 0 to win the county softtitle A defeat would have sentwith police and used national guard them int 8 way tie with Howellmen on holiday week endB but Sec Gr and Ciy Service for the lead picnicedLake SundayThe ALDewey farm at Gregoryhas been sold to a Mr Vogd of AnaArbor Born to Louis Marshall and wif umircnSL Mara GetaoUt Cfasrcacv Fr Aftert Schmitt, Pastor8anday Masses 800 and 1000 am Movena devotiom Friday eveningat 7fU Confessions, Friday evening after LOCAL NEWS cURKiin O1MMENIbefore they happen The drivers li the 8 decided toease administration wa established end Jt and eniy a resas a separate unit of the secretary Aug 15, a sonPrank Ames, editor of the DexterLeader underwent an operation at k OA a Max Swthwdl had a no hitter go j St Joe hospital Ann Arbor, lastof states office but has failed as ing into the 7th they have no power over issuing of M Ut one over fore8Q0when The onlyUceaaea They charge the present othw H pUyer who got On system gives licenses to anybody, i wai Waterbury on Meabons errorWind men epiletica and others phy only mi8play pmckney debut 6 hits but bunched them Don Theof Dextef ugesgallons of water a day pumpedfrom wellsBrighton Argus came out with 48 Mennonite CJnirchBv lizra Heaehy, PaatorS S Supt Walter EecjlMorning WorshipHare thinks his office should havethe power to hire and fire local examinersThe state will have a 14 man ar In the 3rd Burns doubled and Phil jGentile scored Jiira with a homer, j wayIn the 5th Burns led off with a hom was Charles Plac10001100 7iiQWednesday 80015th annual community summervacation Bible school is fromchitecteral board to estimate cost er Moore dropped Gentiles drive of state buildings Now they only and he scored on Jeffreys hitPinck guess and sometimes the appropriat j ney had men on every inning, 3 be T was Charles Plac j vacation Bible school is frOm PP m Pinck July n at Ca Mennouite lat6r gmg to churchClaSseS for all ages through h W H Meyer has had 8 milk cansstolen for his trucks this monthThe 2 boys who broke the schoolwindows were given suspeml i sen t ,rtences by Justice Singer of righ j children who received their The second round Salk polio vaeeine shot program ia not going overo good According to the Press only 34 percent oftos after paying 30 damag court costsion voted for them is too big,sonie ing left stranded the 2nd and 2 thetimes not enough It is expected to I 5th Dick Higgs a high school sensave a million dollars a year Tharchitects fees on Michigans present 100 million dollar building program is 5 million You were right when you claimedyour house was cooler in the morn ior played right for Pinckney, gota hit and caught a flyPinckney got the championshiptrophy which is on display ia PhilGentiles windowthe other game played in the BrightonThe new Gililean Baptist churchat Brighton was dedicated Sunday RevLloyd Ehmcke is the new pasor of the Iamburg and Silver Lake Free Methodist church 46 children learned to swim dur g gthe high school Everyone welcomeChyrchRev J iY V aiger, PastorSunday SchoolMorning Worship 930 a m,1045 a ming the Brighton recreation pro , Thurs night prayer meetinging than at night It takes hours league last week City Service beatior the heat of the sun to penetrate Hamburg in 9 innings 3 to 1 the roof and bounce into the first Pinckney AB R Hfloor roofcs so when the sun sets it Moriarity, 3b 3 0 0is cooler out doors then indoors, j Burns, cf 4 2 3A foil type insulation ia recomend Meabon ss 4 0ed to reflect the rays of heat out Gentile, If 3 2side In winter time this works in Jeffreys, lb 3 0reverse j Darrow, 2b 2 0Higgs, rf 3 0 1this summerDr Eugent Pearce, former headof the MichState Sanat Howell suffered a heart attack at Hudson,Ohio recently Mrs Lola Lobdell accompanied byMrs Quizel of Marion and Mrs PaulFlintoft of Rochester have returnedQ from a tour in Ontario and Quebec i Herb Sneed and wife of at the church atWed choir practice Thomas Ritter visited thfj DrJim Nash family at Coldwawr partof last weekKenneth and Hollis Wylie arc doing a grading and fill ia j atat White LodgeJohn Hanimel has been promotedto first Lt and is stationed at Sacremento, CaliforniaMr and Mrs Douglas Harst attended the Toast masters Club Insitute at Lostf Anjjeles, CalifMrs Everett Hammell and Kenneth and Wendy Pilgrim were inIllinois last weekEverett Hammell won the 5thrace at the Mason fair last uekwith his horse Sudden Cash He has and shots showed up for their secondAt Hnokney 117 got the first shotsand but 59 th second Only about50 percent showed up at Brightfor second shots This seems to be true all over the state Of course itis a bad time because many areaway on vacations and due to bungling at Washington the Salk program tot a lot of bad publicityPresident Eisenhower is takinghis vacation at his 4th home in Celorado where he does his fishingNothing was left to chance as taeSt Louis Creek there was stockedwith 412 trout 6 to 8 inches longpurchased from a fish hatchery at125 each This reminds us of apheasant hunting trip by KingGeorge of England, grand father otwon 7 races so far this yeaer His the fment queen The pheasantsother horses are Miss Ellen Dirert were taken o the hunting groundsand DDale cages and released one at a timeGeorge Clark, Norman Clark ir fur the kin to shoot at who stoodThe Pevoies ChurchM36 West between Main and Unadilia StreetRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School Worship 800 Fred VanSchenke, Nora Clark,Jean , behlnd a780 P n and Jeanette Clark attended the i Mason fair SaturdayThe Harold Porters entertaineedthe Vivian Shrine Club at theirhome Sunday at a picnic 24there were0 have gone to Texas to visit his parentsThe 30 employees of the Russel23 Southwell, pCHILD DROWNS SUNDAY Reader cWilliam Robert Wade, 11, son of,Mr and Mrs Robert Wade of St HamburgClair Shores drowned at Straw Rowland, 2b berry Lake Stmday where he was D Bennett, c T Spending the day with his folks Fulkerson, lb 8The body was taken to St Claire Moore If 3Youth GroupEvening ServiceThuLs Prayer Choir Wed0 0 D Smith Company in Howell were Sr Choir tfractice Wedtaken to the Detroit Cleveland ballgame in Detroit by bus last weekABRHl The Howell Knight Templars sent STPAUIS LUTHERAN CHURCH held Sunday at thp There is a move on to clear tilememory of the late Gen Bill Mitchwho was convicted by court martialof criticizing his superior officersGeneral MacArthur was one of945 a m1 lwrs Larmen iJ1te1 ard Jolan the judges, This is wasted effort1100 a, m with tlle Martin Phillips family of as the American people long ago 700 p ml YPsilanti aie in Holland this week, cleared the general At that time300 p m1 Tne UniversitM of Michigan Fresh the army and navy were antagonis800 p m Ar Camp u Patterson Lake dosed tic to the air force which was new 400 p m Sunday after nine weeks contimrjs and Mitchell who was a noted780 p m operationThe Ann Arbor Excha ge man accused them of it and Club met there MondayThe Wylie family reunion airtheyShores in the Swarthout ambulance T ODoherty, cf 3J ODohery, ss 2wrvnr nwi Fnuif Waterbury, 3b 2A P fvTn J Bennett rf 1Aayone interested in bowling or winkelhaus, rf 1entering a team please be present McMichaeL p , 2Thursday, August 25 at 8 p m atthe bowling alley Al Fredeaburg, Sec 8 0 0 12 men to the Templar conclave in0 0 j New York City this week1 j Editor Leslie Merrit and wife of0 the County Press spent last week0 in Wisconsin0 The Wellman family reunion was0000 0 o Missouri Synd77013 Bast M36 Hamburg Rev Walter J Wenk,Phone AC 99054, Brighton School 10 a m every Sun cracked down on him He was thevictim of arrey brasshome with 14 present Andrew bitts Asher Wylies, Gordon Hestersof Ypsilanti, Dr Wylies andLeon Wylies of Dexter May on mayors exchange day blastHill Hnuirhn nmi wife and Lloyd ei thc fity council there last week Mayor Albert Hartcm of Livoniathe vhm Pinckney entertained here in0 held at the Marioa town house lastCOUNTY LEAGUE STANDING W L Pet0 0 week0 0 j A Memorial Honor Roll Plaque0 0 i will be placed and dedicated in the lobby of the new court housce atAnn Arbor Sept 5Pinckney 8PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS i Howell Gear 7The Pinckney Kings Daughtersmeet Thursday, Sept 1 at 1 UK p in with Mrs Lynn HendeeeNEW UNCOLN PLANTThe Ford Motor Company has anBounced tha it has taken an optionon 3226 acres of land at Novi, 2JSmiles west of Detroit and will buildan assembly plant and effice building plant for its newly organisedLincoln division to empley 5000 people, It will be completed in City Service 7HamburgFowlerville 44 46 688 666583 583333333BATTIKG AVERAGESLeague, Cassidy Lake TournamentBob Meabon AB R H69 16 24 Pet406Fred Singer 18 5 6 3661957feet and cover 1,600000 squareMra Roy Campbell received broken ribs and other injuries Sunftight when the car in which she andher husband were in was struck by one driven by Mike OKlatt at M36est and Cedar Lake Roads OKlattwas booked for drunk drivingMr and Mrs Fred Read were inDetroit Saturday to see Dr SteveBrown who was b Mt Camel hos pitalThe Ben Whites attended theraises at the Mason Fair last weekMr and Mrs Wm Maulbatch ofFlorida called on the John Burgslaat weekThe Jack Young family attendedthe Kuhn reunion Sunday at thehome of Mrs Monica McKuha in Gregory SundayThe Tom Howe family spent thepast week at East TawagMri Saale Moran visited herdaughter in Flint last week Phil GentileJim Meyer George DaisyDick HiggsDon BurnsJoe Jeffreys Bob Darrow Max SouthwellRay MoriarityWesley ReaderDennie Clark Dick Kennedy FredenburgJerry Mrofka 66 15 2340 9 1430 6 6712 68 11 1457 11 1451 15 12 345304266 28525624523145 7 8 2223346 0546 6 108 8Q 1 000 01 0 212179000 1000DOOj000 Yacatiwith us worship5 breakins at Brighton 4 at Fowlerville and one at Wefaberville , owng Pln Worship Service 11 a,, m VanBIaricum and wife spent the or acting illegallyaiidaga7nst pubweek end at the MillerBauhn ca li interest when they approvedbin at LovellsW H Meyer and wife are inHoync City and other points norththis weekThe Francis Shehans attendedthe Farm Bureau meeting at theSCHOOL REGISTRATIONFrom grades 7 to 12 registrationwill take place according to the foil y approved84 building permits when the citynas n water or sewer facilities av for themare believed solved by the arrest of i ush M on Tuesday names A thro30 from Harvey Ciarr home Saturday17 yftr old boy and 16 year oldgirl A , A A A n he George VanNorman1 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m ,, n, u L , JT , , aml Jimmy Baujrhn areFamily names N through Z on Lhe week at theWednesday, August 31 from 1 to 4 m ot Lovejand 7 to 9 p m familyand The Ann Arbor News last weekdiscussH criticism directed againstthe University of Michigan over thefact that the immense football etaspending ium is only usod 8 times year The cab rest of the time it stand idle, Tne critics think in view of the hugeA i w aiv4 WIIK or Detriit investment other organisatienaKindergarten Tuesday, August 0 spent Sunday with the John Lun should be allowed to use it but d Wednesday, August 31 from 1 eeris at HilanH inu L Minder and wife ofDONALD W BELLDonald W Bell 48, of PortageLake died at University hospital, to 5 in Home Economics room in, The HamburMtownnin hnnrA h niversitAim Arbor Thursday He was born, the high school No kindergarten named townBhl boald has ver university has neverto tfedVAugust 14, 1907 on Bell RoadDexter township, the son of George Dick and Mary Howard Bell OnJune 14 1931 he married Bonita Schadt in Howell She surviveswith a son Neil and daughterNell There are 2 brothers, Stanley andLouis and 3 sisters, Mrs Thomas Spilling of Florida, Mrs FrankMulhollaitd of Ann Arbor and Mrs registration in the eveningPettysville and Elementary school register opening day of school Bessiesucceed ZUtTuesday ,Sept 6 All classes will be dismissed at, famjjy revenue from the stadium with50,000 crowds finance all theathletic programs which go inred and paid for the stadium12 noon Tuesday Opening of lunch program will beannounced later Rental of books 7 to 12 grades Every so often a new word toM n , Every so oftenMike Larr of Ithaca and Miss Pat ed The last word we noticHncia Haase of Saginaw spent the the word flubbedwhich weA week end with Mrs Eiith Carr in the dictionary The first one grandchild The funeral was at the KeeheFuneral Home, Dexter at 200 pm Sunday Rev Mattis of Portage 350 to 500 The visaing he1 L 7 f lHCkSn wo noticed was afterrental at nMRS ELLA MAS PRICEMrs Ella Mae Price, 86, died atthe Alma Masonk Home Saturday where she had been for 4 years Shewai sponsored by PowlervHle lodgeThe Pinckney delegation aaw her there bat June There are 2 daughttra The funeral wsa at the MeDonaid Fnaarai Home, Howell, Tuesdaywith Rev Prout officiating Burialin Greenwood Cemetery,PowlerviUe She waa a eooaia M Clyde Fiaher Pinckney was eliminated In the4th game they played la the statetournament at Pontiac last Wednesday night 3 to 0 by Southfield, theteam they beat in the first game en Monday night 6 to 1 Tuesday in adouble headers they lost to Roseville, state champions the last two years 7 to 1 and then beat HighlandPark 6 to 0It has been some yean since theywere ia a tournament They eompeted at Ann Arbor a number of timesThere one loss eliminates a teamJLt Pontiac H was2rFora days Pinck had to drive 100 miles a day andwith the double headers were deadon their feet the last game Lake officiating Burial in ForestLawn Cemetery ,DexterKrWANIS NOTEScapacity attendance was at theKiwanis meeting Tuesday sight, including the district lt governorHoward IThayer showed slidies it his two weeks trip last summerwith Michigan educators to the na tions air fieldsThe Kiwaais is taking the 75 boysi who played in the Kiwanis league FUND RAISING CAMPAIGNspent the week endCampbell homebrocomnat the Ona the American league defea, they flubbed it meaning theyvand Mrs Merwin Campbell it on errors Tennis,, golf andfVlSD KAISINU iAMPAIUN attended the CheUe far i, cf v J 23dinner Thnrsday night for Congl Mrs Noreen Carr will teach in buildingfund It was served at the PortHuron again thiselementary school by the West Mar j Stanleyion churchFred Read general chair j for Harry defeat say theyfabbed it Srits use seems to be confined o but its useman was the first speaker, followj Rev 2uSe and wife of Ohfo vis JL CanVasSen AH gave their iteL1 RK El j CanVasSen AH gave their iteL1pledgesMax Reynolds is canvass chair j Sunday with the Maynardman George VanNorman Special family in ManchesterGifts Jack Hannett, Initial Gifts Mrs Edith Carr i Ona Campbell, treasurer The team i Ralph in New Yorkcaptains are Otto Pour3on,Howard of days last week w u n Elliotts last week Pinckney has had to go far totwaiter Clark and wife gpent football opponents in Clark as they played Dewitt, Fowler and other teams a lonr off This year they openMB8 FLOBENCBJUIDSNMra Florence Harden died at thehome of ker son, Samuel, in Dexter,today She was the mother of Harden of Portage Lakeare 8 sorts and 4 daughtenarriving The funeral was t the PinckneyAB R HSiager, ss 4 2 2Daisy rf 3 0 0 Thayer and Clifford Millernorth of Grand Rapids abwtilthis summer to the Detroit ball No 1 team Gerald Reason, Dan Lake called on thegame by bus WedAug 31 The boysj VanSlambrook, George y t week , , , j north of Grand RapidThe Russell Clark family of Buck miles from here Thenat 11 a m that day witheabon, 8b 4 0 01 10 01 10 0Gentile, If 4Darrow, 2K 3Jeffreys, lb 8Boras cf 3Southwell, p 2Reader, e 211 NOTICE LADT BOWLERSA Very Special Meeting of theWomans Bowling League is sched uled for Tuesday, August 30 at 730 p m at LaRosa Bowling AlleyAnyone interested ia bowling onTuesday night this season shoudattend as any and all rules made atthis meeting are finalDolly Baughn, Secretary Bec Charles Sager who operated viCNo 2 team Leonard Lee,Alonzo drivein barbecue on M3 East this s Sept 23Van91amtrook, Merifri Aroburgey, summer has gone to North DakotaWinston Baughn Robert Read to teach in an Indian schoolSouthfield AB R HRourke , 4 Durst, 3b 4Gordon, e 44RossKeete Fuaera Home Dexter Tues day, Ber Keith Roegsegger offle LaMoria,Piackney S8 t 010 000 00 The Claude Slick and George Dtggfamilies of Detroit spent the weekend with Murray Dagg The Douglas Pramer familyhave moved in their new home on Ray Bums and wife attended thefarm bureau picnic at the Harvey Garr home at Hiland Lake SaturdayNo 3 team Albert Shirley, RalphHall, Lawrence Baughn,Bob Clark,Ona Campbell William Shoemaker of KansasCity, Mo of the Welles Company, professional fund raisers TSdirecting the campaign It rung August 20 to August 24 On August 26 a victory dinner will be given J by Mesdames Maver ad The Robert Reads called on theArthur Bullis family at Gregory on SaturdayMrs Woodroe Massey assisted bvBurialat BeUerfile J Cedar Lake Roadl Mr and Mrs Floris Clark attend , MJtd the Garde Md FUwer SJHW at fo SundyAB Eatt Lanstn SaturdayAB B H weltoa Cnantbertete preached thetoo at the church for the canvassersand workersA hall for dinners and entertain,ments will be built on the site of theold Congl church west of the parsonage The present church will beenlarged by taking out the rooms beJfront The basement will be classesL Kinley gave a baby shower for MrsKeith Rueegsegger Monday nite22were present Decorations were pas tel shades of yellow, pink and bluewith a blue check parasol in thecenter A luncheon was servedThe Peoples Church athonored Charles theirHew lett r of Victoria, Texas withturkey dinner He still retains his herefcolorrecnl trip to theMr Hewlett made brief remarks, In the soft ball tournamentweek the Rosevillechampions the past 2gray haired pitcher namedwho looked at least 45 yearsYet he had world of speedabout every curve imaginable, likethe old time ball player he had wadof tobacco in his cheek as biff your fist The late Harry Geraninpitched hard ball until he was 9years old but had lost kit tpeidwhen he pitched against Pmckneysome years ago Masur pitched forBrigs Beauty Ware sereralago when they were nationalpions PBilly Winger spent Sosdftythe Robert Read family George Meabon and wfe aittheir cabin at Lovells, Mis Aana Kilmer wfflPettyrrilk adwo HI POJCOIT DISPAT6H Wednesday, Aofott U, IMSWe Modernized, w4rh the help of on FHA TITLE I LOASf I Jeffreys, lb I Darrow, 2bI Sums, d Daisy, rf I Nixon, p fradir, c Koaeville Barel, 2bCeatimo, lb Haynea, 2bMttzur, p Cargill ,cf Stout, as DeBond, rfDandy, If Harris c surely do enjoy the extra room we built onour home Im so glad we asked about financingWith an FHA Title I Loan So many folks tell us happy they are with home improvementsnade this rype of loan Quite likely, we canyffnancty too You dont have to have your home fuliyPid for to be eligible, and you dont have to makea down payment to get started Inquire now if youhave modernization planstip op to 10,000 faawed by our membaraaip In tk Federal Deposit Insuranoe Corporation PinckaeySinger, ss Moriarity, 3bMeaboa, rf Gentile, If Jeffrey, lb Darrow, 2b Daisy cf Burns, cfSouthwell, p Reader c Highland ParkNedermelt, cfBurdette, as McKenzie, lb Artnan, c Tender, 3 b Nader If Marx, 2b Sharp, rf Schneider p 1 ft 0SOU10 010 08 0 o 0 IAB R B 8 0 0 1 18 1 2 1 1 11 10 00 00 0AB E H4 0 04 0 1 8 0 24X1 4 1210 0 10 04 12 3 11ABBE 8 0 0 0 00 02 0 03 0 03 0 02 0 02 0 0 11THE HERS01Ovw EightyNine Years of SafeTAXESHNCKNEY VILLAGE TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT MY HOME ISATURDAYS AND MONDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICEHELEN REYNOLDS, Villlage Treasurer54S East Putnam St P 0 Box 203, PinckneyAlf OCCASIONSfromWWKELHAUS FLORAL COMPANY 284 HoweJIPinckney ABSinger, ss 3Moriarity 3b 3Meabon, cf 3Gentile If 3Darrow, 2b 3Nixon, rf 1Southwell, p 2Reader, c 2Southfiold ABCaligan, sa 8Durst, 3h 4Gordon, c 3Morehead, lb 2Rosa, If 2Rourke, c 3Genrich, 2b 3 Portious, p 3Hamlet, rf 8R H0 1 0 00 0 0 00 00 00 00 0 R H 1 20 10 20 01 0 1 2 Speed Gilmore, ohn WyUSylvester J Beardaley, 84, died athis home here Aug 28 His wtfe is his only survivorI Mrs Jennie Haze Segee, daugh ter of Dr Charles Haze, Pinckneypioneer died at Zephr Hills, Floridalast weekMarried at the George Snivelyhome in Marion Saturday ev ening by Rev Berqttist their daugh ter, Mary to Joe GearhartThe 17th annual Living County Fair u i noweii Sept 2 to 5Mayor Charies Bowles of Detroitwas the speaker Sunday ai a meeting of the Walther League Luthera organization at White Lodge Harry Murphy, Gorman Kelly,and Leonard Devereeaux saw theDetroitSt Louis ball game Thurs Mrs Elizabeth Curlett and granddaughter, Margaret are visiting the Dr Curlett family in Roseville M J Reason, Adrian Lavey, MEDarrow and Ray Kennedy attendedthe funeral of Gustave Eck at Dexter ThursdayA J Portious and wife who havebeen operating White Lodge Country Club have moved in theJim Higgins house in PinckneyTwo Detroit boys, Leon Beaudoinand Eli Griglow were arrested om the Albert Seims farm in Genoa onFriday night when their car wasfound full of stolen chickens One of the boys was shot in the leg bySheriff Fawcett when he tried toescape THEATREHOWBUL, MICHIGANFriday, Saturday, August 26, 27 Doable FeatureVirginia Mayo and Beverly MorganPEABL OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC in Superscape and Color t SBSWSIBBBBBBS1BWBBWPBBSSJBIS OTBMH THEATREWH1TMOR E LAK EFriday , Saturday , Augus t 26 , 2 7A Wal t Disne y Productio nBor y Calhou n an d Pipe r Lauri e ,i n IAIN T MISBEHAVIN I n Technicolo r VANISHINGan dTH E MA N FRO M BITTE R RIDG Ewit hLe x Barker , Mar a Corwte, an dStephe a McNall ySunday , Monday , Augus t 28 , 2 9i nDori s Da y an d Jame s Cagne yMatiue e Sunda y 23 0 x m Con tLOV E M E O R LEAV E ME I n Cinem a Scop e an d Colo r Sunday, Monday Augus t 28 , 2 9YOUR E N O ANGEL i n Technicolo rwit hHumphre y Bogart , Joa n Bennet tan d Ald a Ra ySelecte d Short s0 00 00 0NOTE S 2 5 YEAR SSchoo l start s Sept 2 Th e followin gar e th e teachers Supt JP Doyle Principal , Mrs Doyle Assistant ,Alic e Stottlemire Junio r High , Jo aephin e Harri s Intermediate,Sylvi aShank Primar y Jeess e Green Mrs Elle n Gardner , wido w o fWillia m B Gardne r die d a t th ehom e o f he r daughter , Mrs Joh nDinkel , Augus t 21 Graduatio n riddle d th e hig h achoe lfootbal l tea m onl y Murra y Kenned yStanle y Dinkel , Russe l Rea d an dLeonar d Devereau x ar e bac k fro mlas t year s regular s Th e reserve sbac k fro m las t year , Te d an d Sta nE d an d Don i Spears , Clyd e Seper ,Adseh , Clif f Chambers , Bo b Read ,you rvariet y o f food sn o problem Jmmbsate a complet e mea l Notes o t 4 8 Yea n Ag Jef f Parke r an d wif e ar e visitin gthei r son , Frank , i n Alba C J Teepl e ha s purchase d a gas olin e launc h o f Elme r Glenn Henr y Kic e whil e drivin g a wel lhi s bar n yar d las t wee k struc k aa flowin g one jBell e Kenned y ha s returne d from ,California jSevera l hea d o f cattl e here bitte n b y dog s hav e develope d hy drophobia Loui s Monk s wil l teac h th e Haus eschoo l thi s fal l an d Le o Monk at Pettysvill e jRoss , Rea d an d wif e hav e move dint o thei r ne w home Jerr y Dunn e an d famil y ar e bac kfro m Europe iOve r 10 0 attende d th e Methodis t Sunda y schoo l picnic , Portag e Lak eSunday F L Andrew s an d C J Teepl e gav e the m fre e launc h rides Th e Methodis t Ol d People s Hom ea t Chelse a open s Octobe r 1 Mrs Gu s Smit h die d a t h e hom eo f he r daughter , Mrs Joh n Mul hollan d i n Ypsilant i Friday W E Brade n an d wif e o f Ontari oar e visitin g th e Willia m Kennedys IFlorenc e Andrew s wil l teac h th eHick s school WH Caffer y o f Kansa s CityMo ha s lease d 2 lot s a t Baughn s Bluf fan d wil l buil d a cottage Whil e visitin g Blarne y Castl e i nIrelan d Jerr y Dunn e an d famil yme t Fran k Shield s an d Wm , Bram je r o f Howell it h thei r assistanc ethe y kisse d th e Blarne y Stone Da n Murt a wil l teac h th e Reeve schoo l an d Ell a Murph y th e Sprout Th e Misse s Sadi e an d Josephin eHarri s accompanie d b y Be n Whit ehav e gon e t o Petoskey Beatric e Lambo m wil l teac h th ePlainfiel d schoo l an d Elv a Wellma nth e Green Th e Soldier s an d Sailor s Picni ci s a t Howel l Spt 12 Th e speake ri s Hon Lawto n THeman s o f Maso nBo b Merce r o f Pettysvill e starte di n th e sprin g wit h 5 swarm s o f bee san l no w ha s 23 Severa l swarm s go taway ITues,Weij,Thurs,Aug 30 , pToa y Curti s an d Collee n Mille ri nTH E PURPL E MASK I n CinemaScop e an d Colo rSCIO DRIVEINTHEATREAN N ARBOR , MICHIGA NFriday , Saturday Augus t 26 , 2 7RU N FO R CQVER i n Technicolo rwit hJame s Cagneyan d Vivec a Lindfor si n THRE E YOUN G TEXANS I n Technical Starrin gMitz i Ga y nor , an d Jef f Hunte rSunday , Monday , Augus t 28 , 2 9BLACKBOAR D JUNGLE , U hf 1 For d an d Ann e Franci san dSHOTGUN 1 4 n Techniroio rwit hSterlin g Hayden Yvonn e DcCarl oCartoon Tues,Wci,ThursMAug 30 , 31Sept lINTERUPTE D MELODY I n CinemaScop e an d Colo rwit hGle n For d an d Eleano r Parke rSelecte d Short sSYLVAN THEATREi , Michiga nFriday , Saturday , Augus t 26 , 2 7TH E MA N FRO M BITTE R RIDG EStarrin gLe x Barker , Mar a Corde y an dStephe n McNall yCartoon and Spjt tSunday , Monday , Augus t 28 , 2 9CHIE F CRAZ Y HORSE Starrin gVicto r Mature , Susa n Bal lJoh n Lun dI n CinemaScop e ur 6 Coio rSunda y Show s 3 , 5 , 7 , 9Cartoo n an d Trave lTues,Wei,ThnHkAug 30 , 31Sept lDoubl e Featur e Progra mVANISHIN G PRAIRIE A Wal t Disne y Productio nan dSTORMY A n Outdoo r Dram aCartoonWillie , th e Operati c Whale i n Technicolo rTuea,Wei,Thurs,Aug 30 , 31Sept lLAN D O F TH E PHAROAHS I n Cinemascop e an d Colo rwit hJac k Hawkins , an d Joa n Collin sALS OSTRANGE R O N HORSEBACK I n Technicolo rw i nJoe l McCre a an d Kevi n McCarthy Cartoo n The Gerr y Eichma n famil y spen tSunda y a t th e Don i Spear s an d Am bros e Eichma n home s i n Detroi t an dDearborn Mrs Ad a Eichma n cam ehom e wit h them Bor n t o Mr an d Mrs Loui s Hay d u o f Chubb s Comer s a t McPherso nhospital , Howell Saturda y a son Mis s Bernardin e Lync h o f Kala mazo o i s visitin g ae r sisUr , Mrs CH Kennedy TH E ROUS H FLUMBIN GWate r System s Plumbin g Repai r31 0 Webste r Fhou e U P 8 660 7 Hnckne yBEE F STEAK , You r Choic e Lb SHOR T R1BSI , Lb CHUC K ROAST , L bFRES H GROUN D BEEF , 3 Lbs SLAB BACO N Hickor y Smoked , L bSKINLES S FRANKFURTERS , L b 59c25 c39 c10 055 c45 cGROCERIE S AN D COL D MEAT STH E H0LL1STE R MARKE T10 3 Eas t Mai n St Pinckne y 550fB R E C K fc, , Fro m w T it Ay Joe Marsh iAfterDinne r Speake r2 s Hi s Deserts A SOf T NATURA L WAV EA PROFESSIONA L PERMANEN TCLOSE D O N MONDAY STW O OPERATOR SAlt a Ma e an d Wand aBeaut y Sho pPHON E U P 8 335 9Th e Gordo n HarmoJ o f Fowler vill e an d th Richar Brubaker s o fWbtrvttl e callt d th e L J Swa rthout a Sunday ,Barbar a McAf ipa t th e w kn d wit h Mar y Holl b a t Hamburg Th t Latte r McAf famil y calle d m th t Lyn n BMttit t i n An n Arbo i1 Bed Thoma s tell s abou t a din ne r ppit y h e an d hisMissu s wen tt o i n Cente r Cit y l3 t week H esai d i t was a wonderfu l partyex cep t fo r r,n e fjut t wh o wa s a rea l4 kncvitall, fro m th e start Whateve r th subject , thi sfello w considere d himsel f a nexpert Wasn t fuie t abou t it ,either H e tol d differen t peopl ewha t automobil e t o buy , wha tbook s t o readeve n tol d som ewh o the y jus t had t o vot e for Whe n i t cam e tim e t o leave ,thi s fallo w mustv e fel t a pan g o f H P turne d tothhost ess an d said I suppos e I wa s abi t outspoke n tonight Quickl ysh e replied , Of cours e not Ioon e coul d bv e outpoken youFro m wher e I sit , it s al l rig lt o hav e opinion s a s lon g a s yo udon t tr y t o forc e the m o n neigh bors Tak e thos e wh o woul d den ym e a n occasiona l glas s o f bee rsimpl y becaus e the y prefe r tome thin g else Theyr e welcom e tothei r choic e bu t shouldn t tr y forc e m e t o b e a party to itWATE R SYSTEM S ONWC BTHE PINCK10BT DISPATCHWednesday, August 24, 1955The People Store HiVuey IEnttrea ui fiot CWMAct of BUrrfc K 1077114 So Ho well S Subecription IMYRON HUGHESDonald Meabun and wife of MarchField, Calif, are vi lun jh Ai MeabonArthur Fredenburg, son of theAlbert Fredenburg u u en atrip to New Yurk iy Stockbridge boys e5e Line um Fixturesand Sunnwih 2Trie Howard ReuSchuleis in Jack1 n d irrici virrvs MaryBaughn were k L Don Hail of Ithe Ralph HallsLINGERIE faTiursluy viiiiufiThe Win Buuttfiii 1aiui1, ir 1Saturday with the Gordon Aliens inLansing JJurbara Eauhn is inii Uicio Le o impsnslall We ServiceGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOES The Clifford Miller wee SuidyJ dinner quests of the Viion BauhnsMrs Roberta Amlmrcy Is v injr in the Sears Roe u k re tAnn ArboiThe Dale Millers, W da ITirwod, the Ralph Hav rA family and fGROCERIES ORYGOODSENNEDl GENERAL Coleman picniced at Hnr Riv Park Sunday The Aher Wylio nr riu t,Southwest Marion Farm Bureoau picnic at Bishop L r, The Marion Kiiiv ILJSheld their picnic ai ilw i town,house last Wednesday Tl Friendly Neighbors Circle were quests Charles Eise in vi , Fowlerille and GertiLide Fi M iv l town, V J sixa Sul vith Mrs C J EAST Mls Urocervvniii i f , NjfHURRY HURRY HURRYIE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSEFINAL SUMMFR CLEARANCE SALEDIES AND CHILDREN,S DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR SLIPONS AND CARDIGA NS ONE HALF OFF SPECIALStS DRESSES 395 to 1095 Now 298SS BLOUSES, Regular 298 to 585 Value now 100 GOWNS PAJAMAS, 108 o 298 Value now 139tENS NIGHTIE NITE SLEEPERS ONE HALF OFF During the Sale OnlyANiJ GIRLS SOCKS AT Per Pair During the Sale 19cIDLAND DRIVE, LAKELA NO, MICH PHONE AC 7 5066HOURS 9 A M to 9 PM INCLUDING SUNDAYS The Lloyd Hendee family areback from Muskegon The Tom Henden family came home with themHomer Abney has been very sickwith the flu Wayne Wagoner hasjust recovered from itThe James Campbells and Norman Fuller of Dettroit visited theAlbert Dinkel family last weekW F Close nd wife were in Lansing and Battle Creek last weekThe Albert Dinkels Allen Dinkeland Bob Ryan attended the Mich, tate Centennial last weekThe Old Gang of the Cong1Church held their annual picnic at Huron River Park Sunday with 14present Tiiose there were the Mark Nashes, Merwin Campbells, Arnold Berquist, Charles MiDaniels andJames Halls Mark Nash was elect ed president, Arnold Berquist, vicepresident and Esther Hall,sectreas M E Darrow and wife took Dickand ,Cathy Loqmis to the RichaidLoomis home in Detroit Sunday Their mother is coming from NewYork this week yr MVJ Melz c now,1 spei Sunday with the Lee I v The Andrew riir 1 ,I Susan Younu ard family ba k toMargaret AcKiey vied at theRonnie Hskins htr1 llast wevk the H ki M MiiueJack lirouph he11 h Siirdayrs Lola L, y,v 1 , tF iday wih Us r Y intn The Andrew CM1 ri C, ,vinl, M f i v T , Iyiid aVrlid a babya 1 lie Cl ,1les Tni1 Siu in , born Mi Riveji Avbrcy entr A k sM A minify arinis birthYou lib a Glean CarIT CAN BE WASHED FOR 150 9AMTO6PMYou ieSOCIAL ON PUBLIC SQUARE 11 A M TO 8 P MSPONSORED BYLIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A MPINCKNEY CHAPTER NO 145 O L S, dav in inifiir df Vir tday Mrs Kuth Ktttr, son, Tommyari Mir tind bl Xah ircTLM Idwid1 r 1 nn11 hone1at LMlwidc o Uval is visitinu tlic Wm MiMackon iarailyThe Clyde Fihen liave soldtheir home on West Miir St Charles Hull of IlnvveM The Hulls have 4 rhildion riurinj in a1 e from1 15 year t 5 The Filier avc ivv inu to LakelandTommy Head is on a trip throughXew York state with his ftrand par entN the Oeorue Wildes if Ann ArborMiss Doiothy Parker was a Su 1 day pusJ of Miv Ethel Sprout The Carl BidweUs of Hrihtoa call ed at the Ren White home fund,1 Jimmie Biduell sent, the weok1 thoreMaurice Link and wife of RuhLake spent Surd with Roy Dill ingham and v i f0Last week Mr Khd Spiout attended the 50thWv ddinj anniversary cfher sister, Mrs Wm at Jak son Al Thomas and wif and d ,Sthultz of Flit spent Sunday with the Robert Pike The RnoicvdtPikes of Garden City cJlA Saturday called Saturday John Wrathell and wife of ArnArbor and James Paiker and wifeof the Soo spent Sunday with theJohn Boyers , , The heavy winrl Sunday took lhroof off the Le Lavey barn at AndeTSorir RESERVES OFTEN TURN THE TIDEYouve seeen many a thrUiing gamewon thionh the timely ue of reserves The same principle applies to a per ons financial dealingsFor example, your Chcckirg1 Account funds may be regarded as yourfirst team They meet th1 monthend barrage of billsAt any time however an extraheavy attack may exhaust the eg uarsThat is where reserves cuntreserves you have accumulated in your savings amountIts good busness strategy tobuild up a sizeable Savings AccountFirst National Bank 1,AraviNG DAILYositt , ri T N LAYAWAY WITHYVWl SHOP EARLYaE SELECTIONrrWE Givefold n WOMENvrth Any PurchaseSEPT2 THRU DETROIT10GAU DAYSTHIS IS YOUR 106fh MICHIGAN STATE FAIRhwttxtids of Agricultural AffracKons, Industrial anci EducationAl ,,hibit and Demonsirafions Contests Golore, Cooking ScScl,Iree Prizes, Over 75 Bands, Dally Parados, Old Time Dancing, Variety Shows United States Air Force BandFarm Fun Frolic in the Coliseum September 6, 7 and LNtw this ytr Free Miniature Kiddies1 Barnyard and PlaylandStar Packed Coliseum Show In Person, Joni James, FranksLaine, Mills Brothers, Fontane Sisters, Elia Rhgerald, Roy Hamilton, Kirby Stone Quartet, Honey Brothers, Pete Rublno Combo, Roy Tracey, and Herschel Leib and his 19 pece orchestraThrill Packed Grandstand Show In Person, the Cisco KidDuncan Renaldo and Annie Oakley Gail Davis, Border LegionRodeo, Canadian Daredovils, 250Mile Ai to RaceSpectacular Midway featuring the World Famous Rotor nd thtFabulous Sky Wheel Plus Spectacular Dancing Watersof COTpr Trh IooaitWANTED To Buy aused Box 10S Ptnekney Oii, Robinson jr of Ann Arbor Mrs Celia Nash te attenainff thespent tho week end vith hi paronfs nsn1enaw Honie Extension campat Rush Lako He poos to EsfAnaba at North Lake this weekthis weok to brincr bark his wifo and Lynn Hendee and wife and Rex ljaby wlo have brcn viitinj there Hondee attended the Mich State Mrs Kva EnqtHst Mrs ElMse State centennial Fridayrumiilell and AVilliam Kctoham The Claude Swarthuut family artand wife were in Detroit Saturday, in Lcvolls tfiis week Baxter Hooper of Detroit spent HaroM Peas and wife and the the week end with the Lester Me old Lintera spent SoadayI Aieea m the John ODaflntJa, 4I ViXfheCORNPICKER FOBHAH teed tafifiaftore, prices rifktA Severs 8874 West If48WANTEDHome in town for kindergarten girl afternoons on school days Mrs H H MillerGregory, THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONALj FOR SALJE3d, Norge lator Electric Stove, Floor Lean Rocking Chair etc Phone U 83260 TsW Pinetatj SaaJtariunTtif It Bsffy, H Bs Piaekuy ItisaigaaCall 11 M A M to SM P M Bxeept WednesdayMe Toes, Frt, Sat fOt to 800 P MIFOR SALBYnrat Ruth Ldn Call Borauptown s am Gaeraonni v r uttyinsuranceWANTEDCombinin Fraaris Bhahan Phone UP 8 8886BigCapacity TwoRowMountedPicker that FOll SALECanoe, brand ntw aava nvr been used Good dealt Phon UP 8 3312I FOR SALEBeeta for eannkg by1 peek or towhsl Karl Qaltas I Phone UP 8 3105II NLTLB W MUN8ELL ASSOCIATE KEGIrERfcD LANUBjITnCW,ce 2iili Last Graud feterPaw 1541W Bowel, MkhigsJtrie W MueU, AalaUXHIS entirely new coin roll sparing while on the go, reducingpicker goes far beyond all past standards plugging and shelling the new huskfh ceia harvesting The tremendous ca ing units with lour rubber husking rollspadty of the No 227 takes the heaviest per row that literally peel husks from theyields in stride the outstanding husking ears the new powerful cleaning fan of the No 227 puts cleaner corn in that gets rid of more husks, dirt, and trash in every crop condition the , the new high lift that permits shorterw 07 ends the new ease ofof handling of the No 227 speedsharvests and makes good work easy mouating and dismounting that speeds rowharvests and makesgood work easy mouating dismoungand the rugged construction of the No 227 arveat operationg the new keeps you going steadUy dayin and day k t workl1681 iTn d l d tihThe Joha JWe No 227 Picker throwsallthe antique notions of corn harvestg The aenr gatherer design that savesJ5 costly down timethe sum of,, , , , , mew ad other new features makes theoff allthe antique notions of corn harvest No 227 theoutstandingcorning The aenr gatherer design that saves icker on k more corn, standing or downandtangled r the new snapping roll adjustment See the new John Deere No 227 Cornlevers that are within easy reach of th Picker on display at our store Yoill agree opaxator on the tractor seat to set snapping that it has til you wantan 3THE LAVEY VilVnE7 COMFORTSHOES IBDBNTIIT North Mjcigan AveTelephone Office 985 Residence 814by AppointmentIsetkHMSi Sales A SpuBert Wvfie Fowiervilfc 226F6BerquistWatch HepairingGold Stamps1 WcrtcKec Watch Bondsweie Handmade Fcdhev BlUloktRitter TV SalesServiceRADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt and CourteousPhone UP 85JU US Weoeter 8tPinekTiey, Michigan FUNERAL HDM 0 Svarisst Dii actorModem Equipment Abl Si AmbPHONE U PRelekbeff,QPiOMETKiaT120 West Grand fin vr Uowell, MichigaiiPhone 338 tLivtstock HaulingWeekly Trip Made to DetroitGttiiurai TruckingPBODTS U P 4M7Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVEA AOSEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL ST Pineknej, Mich Phon UP fttltlReaititeFarms, Homes, Lake Propert Business OpportunitiesList Your Property tithOsraMBroker 2HONE U PDR J CAMPAU OPTOMETRIST Eye E ye Ejcaminatfont Wedaesday and, Saturday by AppoiotSAent12 Chilson Rod, Wmi N of Ph Brighton AC 744S1Mnnara SBBTXCS to tri WANTDGoxl hme for kinder fartea ehHd freit 1 to 4 p on school days Mrs H H Miller Gregery,JACK HANNECOAL IS THE OLD RELIABLE FUEL R NOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE LOW SUMMER PRICES TERMS IF DESIRED BQPHON D L HOEYDEXTER FOR COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATINGWYLIE L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL Specialising in Fire ProtectionFYRFYTERSALES SERVICEExtinguishers, Brae Hose PrefectGeorge W Fostar7119 Piackaey RA UP SMU Fire Extingaishen RepairedSALBPony, saddle and bird WANTED TO BUY A Laundryra tfcig week oad beans by the Stove Robert Ackley UP 8 8187pound er bushel, broeceli, beets, tabbage, dilJs Orders taken owGedrge Helt UP g608 at 44 Patt FOR ANTAr conditioned apartmeat Marvia Shirey HP 621Lake ltdPAKfTNe AN DBCORAT1NG INTBRB AND EXTERIORWork Guaranteed, lewell FOR SALE1962 Dode ton trucknew tires, very good tonditionComeand see for yourself George May4759 Downing Dr Strawberry Lakt Ate 2, Plnckney Phone XC 750MFOR SALEKitchen table,RBNTFurnished XoePhone VP t 71TO RBNTTkree Room apartmentat 409 Putnam St Pinckney William Kenaedfrr V inckneys FOR SALl6od weetera saddle,bridle, earryeomb and Roy Campbell, phoao UP 89746FOR SALSA cabinet sink and lounge, EngHsh dinner set, mahogany secretary, floor lamp, electricfaa, Reo r otary powermower,gentlemans suit and topcoat,4042 shortMrs Skinner UP 88196FOR SALBUnirerael AntomatlePerculator, 8 Cups, Never bees usedI18W, Call HA69452 VA MkA caoinec SJoil buraing water better Nelson Buszard, Tel UP 88832FOR SALELarge No 2 Potatoes 60 lbs for 75c Also tomatoes 100if you pick them yourselfWillard Wiltse UP 8 5558F6R SALEUSED Coal Furnace good condition Very reasonable WANTEDWashings Call UP 8 1522 called for and deliveredPhone Howell 1364 or 11 FOR s SALE47 Dodge pickup 44Cadillkc, 49 Dodge, 4 door,47 Buidkand a1 Girls bicycleGeorge VanSkWer 1122 Mowers R4Phone UP 89908 Shetland pony 4 yearsold, gentle George Holt UP 84802FOR SALEElectric Washing Ma chtee, Coil Wire Spring, InnerSpring Mattress jRoy Haouefct UP 88175 1 FOR SALEJFord Tractor Cultivaton nearly newCar Holtister, 2822 West M86FOR SALE1941 Olds Sedan, newbattery Mike Hasack srf FRUITSM1AT1 VEGETABLESRMMvRUS FOR SALETimothy hay for horses 10UMark Nash Phone UP 8 6664 y 1 or norses igw BQSJ QJP 8 6664 I HamFaint Jobs Sign Painting, interior and exter lend rmdior decorating 8010 Pingree Road td olsoPhone UP 83297 Pinckney MADYMIXffl CO AUTO PABT8pUsjs Atifto PCBFISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE SALEElectric Sander, 2 Sleotris drills, with buffing attachments,1 navy hammock, I army cot paintbrashes 29 for 100 Other barPbM 151 gains 102 Wst Main flt Plnckney, back of Clarkt GroceryRLSORRELLWater Wells and PumpsttWxFOR SALEOak beok case withflass doers Cirtnlator Heater witnblower, Davenport and chair, Vae ttum Cleaner Call Howell 706 Eva BnquistWANTDPainHng and Pesetaslag, exterior and intariar Alse Welawing Barrow and MreJka Phone UP 8 9P1FOR BJLIAM ft new wire fenc ing, 6 iron posts , garbage burner, boner smai eleetrie washer 11M9 West Shore Dr4Utend Lake FO1 BINT 46 acrss of worklandI er will share cropI Niek Coluser, 8806 2CM last Pbckaty, Mkldgan FOR BAbM Black female ttekar8 months oki Norge refrigerator aelectrk stovt and a space heaterAH in good condition and able Phone UP 8 3280 ORDER YOURFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICES POCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS FEED ft SUPPLY COMPANY t THE PINCKNEY DtfPATCH Wednesday, August 24, 1955LaRosa Bowlwling SeasonLEAGUES ARE NOW BEING FORMED WE HAVE OPENINGS FOR FULL TEAMS ANDINDIVIDUAL BOWLERSLADIES OPENINGS MONDAY AND TUESDAYNIGHTSMENS OPENINGS MONDAY, WEDNESDAYAND THURSDAY NIGHTSMIXED DOUBLES FRIDAY SUNDAY NITES BEGINNERS WELCOME FREE INSTRUCTIONS TO ALLALL INTERESTED BOWLERS CALLUP 8 9921 OR UP 8 3293OR LEAVE YOUR NAM, WITHHOWARD TAYLOR OR VINCE LAROSATEEN AGERS WOULD YOU BE fflTFRESTED WA IFAGUE OF YOR OWWSAfURfHY SUNDAY AFTERNOONS AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES Fallfed PasturesAdd Grazing Days,Cut Feeding Costs Five profitable payoffs canresult from topdressing permarpnt pastures this fall with a mplete fertilizer containingtvrogen, phosphate and potash, v p its the Middle West Soil Impro cmrnt Committee Th committee lists thesebenefits as 1An earlier graz ing bite next spring for beef anddairy cattle 2More grass and better grass during the springseason 3Extra grazing days it both ends of the season 4Lower feed bills 5Higher net pr fi because of lowe costsgus permanent pasturegets yieldboosting fall top dressingThere are increasing indications in many aroas of the Corn Eeit that falladded fertilizercontaining nitrogen as well asphosphate and putenh can give as food remits in pasture proju lion as fertilizer put on in thespring, says the committeeS me safeguards are necessar so far as nitrogen is con cur, cd On very sandy soils,who 2 water drains throughqui y, serious losses of nitrogen an cr Also, if fertilizer s nut on ir late fi just beIo o rowtr i ps, thrj will be a er res , e in th springTho corniiiLtee punts out thatinl f 1 liidtin is a timesaver Lr h trmjr beciusc it helpsp oad out his work ,ad ByI i iin IJU plant f icci ii th fall attention can b, ,fiv,n toimportant wek in tV1 Morc,er, in the fj i ground miKes it o ST py fertilizers hr uh v of brodcGst spxadrs ai spread in with trucks In tv f,, itoo, you can bo sure of a gi e mrchoice of fertilizer graav rfast delivery nfi State Fair Old TimerAt age 8, Dan Mclnres of Hadley, Michigan, is an old timerti far as exhViting at the Michigan State Fair is concerned Thtfnungster has been showing rabbits for five yearssince age 3 Uertie is gettingTeady for this rears State Fair, Sept Z through 11LOSTAdrill box between Hiadand Portage Lakes Blue box withdrills and other tools J JBressler 524 Walnut St, Ann ArborPhone Normandy 24925WANTED To care for children at my home 6 days a weekMrs Wm Salyer Phone UP 85510 CONSERVATION DEPTThe duck season is Octl to DecO The 4500 acre Sherman Parkarea near Sturjrfs has been added to the state park system but theland has not yet been purchasedThe archer season is Oct 1 toNovember 5 A fire that started in the artilleryrange at Grayling last week burned 340 acres of private land last week 62 fires in all burned 480 acre The commission has approvedthe purchase of 4770 acres of forestgame and fishing sites The conservation dept will ask2,000,000 in next years bdfetfor aanitary faciides for state parks A forest fire Friday burner anarea 3 miles by 2Vfe and threatentho villo of Lovells 6000 national ptn Ismen were called out tofight it The dept vill sell G2 crfictn rifles and shotguns at is scaled bidsale at Gay lord Sept 9 Appraiselvalue of ffuns 4 to to 150 roorpe Cross, 89 of Muskeffott isnow beleived to be the states oldest ar her The rajjbit and pheasant kill dopped last year There were 1,115,000 pheasants taken and 1,430,000 rabb its aompared to 1,126,000 pheasantsand 1,634,000 rabbits the year before rvunaown permanent pasturescan be renovated and fertilizedthis fall to produce higher yields of legumes and grasses at a lower cost per acre next year, reports the Middle West Soil Improvement CommitteeThese rebuilt pastures canoften carry twice as many livestock per acre as formerly, according, to Purdue agronomistThis means more meat and milk and higher returns for livestockand dairy farmers The committee suggests threesteps in renovating rundown pasture 1Kill out the old sod2 Lime the soil where needed and build up its fertility by adding fertilizer carrying nitrogen,phosphate and potash 3 Reseed the pasture with high yielding, well adapted strains of leg umes and grassesIn killing out the old sod, thisfall, pastures can be cut up with a disk, dug with a field cultivator, or shallow plowedThe lime and fertilizer neededto produce high yielding pasturecan be broadcast when you plow,or added when you disk or dig with the field cultivator, saysthe committeeI The entire pasture renovation program including seeding caa be completed this fall over mostof the Southern Corn Belt, says the committee But in the moreNorthern areas, you can kill out the old sod ths fall, leave thefield rugh over winter and thenork it down and seed it nexttpring By leaving the field rough and cloddy, you can keeprunoff to a minimum 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 24, 1955 Description An account of the resource August 24, 1955 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 1955-08-24 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/b9ba6299109cbfb1ff9b743bf75af8e8.pdf 39877d41225a748c4d16a4c930acf390 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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evenin g afte rNoven a Devotion s an d Saturda y fro m3 U t o 90 0 p m an d Suuda y be fth e bO U M The Countr y Cook s gav e a break fas t Wednesda y a t th e Mar k Nas hhom e an d a dinne r Thursda y a t th eRalp h Hal l hom e prepare d b y itu mselve s fo r thei r parent s an d sp m The snak e cul t ar e a t i t agai n i nthe south , an d th e Rev Willia m Ve rno n wa s arrecte d a t Harlan , Ken tuck y las t wee k afte r h e ha d hand le d 4 snakes Th e meetin g wa s adve rtise d a s th e on e in whic h th e snak eTh e Georg e Graham s o f O w oss o whic h bi t an d kille d Le e Valentin etag e o f this The y thin k the y los t Be n Woo d o f Brighto n wo n th e Bchoo i Th e teacher s are a lo t o f vote s las t yea r b y having count y horsesho e titl e las t week Sup t Wesley Reade rcandidate s o n separat e ballots j last week Gle n Kingsle y o f Pinck 1 Principa l Gerraain e Stackabl eGov William s ha s o f ye t give n ne y wa s second Woo d wil l compet e Mathmatic s Raymon d Moriarit yn o statemen t regardin g hi s inten a t th e Michiga n stat e fair j gci enc e jerr y Ledwidg etion s fo r nex t yea n Tw o year s ag o Mrs Lesli e Merrit t accompanie d Socia l Scienc e Richar d Warin gth e speculatio n wa s li e woul d ru n b y he r mother , Mrs Jenm e Dever I Eng nsh Evan gfo r USenat e IJ e crosse d the m u p eau x an d aunt , Mrs Fanni e Kavan Englis jjb y runnin g fo r governo r an d ala o aug h visite d relative s i n Chicag o j gho pinning Thi s tim e h e carrie d the last week j Home Econ Cowtaac e Kaufma n Jh eentir e slat e o f Democra t candidate s Mrs Edit h Wrigh t o f Wngh t s Ban d Mr Bachu s tn et o victor y wit h him f Corners i s i n Judicia l refor m i s on Th e attorn e Churc hRtv, Ezr a Beachy , Pasto rSS S Sup Walter Eac hMornin g W e shi p XOUUScb o l 110 0Youn g People s Meetin g 73 0Cottag e Fellowshi p Servic eWednesda y 80 0 15t h annua l c6mmunit y summe rvacatio n Bibl e schoo l i s fro mIren e Mille r , jui y n t 0 2 2 a t Calvar y Menhonit eJoh n Bur g , churchClasse s fo r al l age s throug hEveryon e welcome were Sunda y guest s o f th e Joh nMcDonnel l family Th e Wm Lam b famil y o f An n A rbo r calle d a t th e W H Meye r hom oSunda y o n thei r wa y bac k nniHarrisonEdsil Meyer has sold his hrieat Ann Arbor and bought and mov ed into the Dettling place at Portage Lake east side The Jack Clarks of Dexter andat Fort Payne, La would be conquored but this snake was not usedand was confiscated with 4 others2000 attended the rites Kentuckyhas a law against handeling snakes in such ceremonies These servicesare sponsored by the Pentcoetal Hoi eness Association who claim if oneacquires enough religion snake bites will not harm them Howeverquite a lew are killed each year in trytnjj o prove itthe Kenneth Zills of Ann Arborwere Sunday guests of the Mark Nash familywith a broken arm and other injureys want Michigan to adopt theMissouri plan whereby a committee sustained in a fallThe Howell high school has leas Accompanist7th Grade Eloise Campbell Raymonda Morrisof 7 would pick nominees for the ed 3 acres of land of the Ann Arbor j 8th Grade and Tstatliout office of judge from the supreme Railroad, next to the athletic field Elementary Schoolto the lower courts They would sub for parking space The stock yards Jennie Kdleabe Prind mit 3 names and the governor once stood there Kindergarten Mildred Parkswould appoint one At the end of Douglas Horst was installed as, pirst Grade his term he would have to run for governor of the toastmasters club I Second Grade E , trlZlreelection Petitions are being circul i of the 28th district as the national Grde Isabel JniTated to get the issue on the ballot convention at Los Angeles, Calif orj ist and 2nd arisen next yearThey claimit would make nia last week He belongs to Fowler, Fourth GnUit easier to retire aged judges , viin Clu 999 Fifth GradgThe loan business and modern fi Nancy Slayton, daughter of Mr1 gixth Grfldenance will be investigated They and Mrs Glenn Slayton of Howell 4th and claim out state loan sharks are was married to David Gherkin, sonof Mr and Mrs Larry Gherkin ofof Howell at St Josephs church An effort will be made to haveMicsigan adopt a new plan of nomi, A TT x , , , nating men for judicial offices andThe 4H Quartette Carol Gerycz, m vacancieB A committee of 7Joleen Basydlo, Barbara McAfeeRev J W Winger, Pastor Barbaraand Nancy Nash were guests would submit 3 namesSunday School 930 a mMorning Worship 1045 a mThurs night prayer meeting at the church at 800Wed choir piaLc 736 p ittThe Po ,, w the goverMrs Zoe Ear of Howell SundajOn WUld aPPint ne Tuesday they san at the 4H con committeee would be made up of 3lwas lawyers, 3 laymen and a supremecourt justice Gov Williams hasM36 Wt between Main and Unadilla Street test at East LansingThe belfry on the school ws come Out gainQt it and says it igremoved last week It has been there UnAmericanThe Detroit Free Presssince the school was built in 1887 why 8upporta the plan says thatbut the bull has not boen used of they are not surprised That if the yealjr i governor had been a Republican heMr and Mrs M E Darrow took ould als0 have oppoSed it as overanc Sunday Rene Miller Morning Worshiplude Sharpe youth Group Ida Mae Heaton Evening ServiceAnna Mae Kilmer Thurs Prayer Meedipractise started Monday jr Choir Practice Wtd40 boys out, many of them Sr Choir Practice Wed Mrs Constance Looms to the Ricn u u,o5 AM i Zifixvt, ra s m M v nA f , u rt for deletio n an d mos t o f the m di e40 0I t i s rumore d th e governo r wa y las t week , freshmen Som e o f last year s reeA marriag e licens e ha s bee n iijni wh n , r a g call a specia l sessio n i n October , t oact on menta l healt h ed t o Woodro w Mays,2 1 an d Yvonn e who ar e workin g di d no t re YOUT H TO R CHRIS T RALL YCavin , 21 , bot h o f Pinckney j heflTrst, game iu here Sept23 Rev Leslie Panott of Flint willRECOMMENDATIONS TO During a period of 69 hours last th schedule Thl JJW n be the gUeSt speaker SaUirday SeptTO PINCKNEY COUNCIL week 8 babies were born at Mellus IAZ , lhe 18L not yet 3rd at the Youth for Christ R lly hospital Brighton S f f B 6ug 8 p m at the Hartlnd Music sing, the DonSubmitted by Citizens Committee William Backlund has been ap oLn d Tu P , nOt yet in HaL The Case Sisters Tiio of WebOn August 9, 1965 over 100 per pointed Hamburg township clerk to f i workfi also have berville and other musical numbers Kenneth Davis familioTsons represented by Mae Daller met succeed Lillian Smith who was ap j wJK nrl ndJre liv are n thy program The Lodwiie family reunionthepower to appoint their succssThey also appoint the judgesin the new judicial ditricts createdSheiks families cf Albion Mrf erats anoint Democrat ndCorie Altornbernt a tail, of Rublica son, L D, werewell party780 p mwere thethe villagre council for the pur pointed supervisor equipment there and are there in house trailers The field Havrfin f nAd Wlfe and Jumcs Hye Dettroit trafficHa dinj, fannlv of Ann Arbor, ectOr saya that 25,000 drivers inHanes family of East Lan Michigan who have lost their licenHoward Hainpfrl I A CGS Continue t0 drivc ami that thero Houaid Haines,laul Smger and the is not much that can be done aboutwa,pose of discussing law enforcement Mr and Mrs Curran Palmer of If suPPPsed to be eady for the 23rd CHURCH CANVASS REPORT was held at Bishop Uke Satimbvp ng a nfoement Mr and Mrs Curran Palmer of ,or the lack of it in the village At Brighton announce the engagement TVer T ,team ls now usithe suggestion of the village presi of their daughter, Clessie to Peter i flef at he eleemntary school with 44 prdent, Stanley Dinkel, there was a Greenfield of Dexter committeee of 6 persons elected to Rev J W Haywood, former pasmeet with the council and make re feOrof the Hamburg Free Methodistcomendations concerning the hiring church is now pastor of the Linden of a marshall This committee con Free Methodist Church,sisted of Gerald Reason, Merwin The ,FowlerviHe Merchants wereCampbell, George Meabon, James I in the base ball tournament at Dur Whitley John Packer and Webster and last week K teams were enterStrong This committee meet at the edhome of Gerald Reason on August j io rural schools which operated 15, 1966 Present Gerald Reason, iast year will be closed, having conMerwin Campbell, George Meabon solidated with Fowlerville and Harold Dault acting as proxy t A new state police post will befor John Packer Absent Webster opened at Ionia with 6 men Sergt Strong Each member present de1 James Kiomento of East Lansingdared that he had discussed the will be in command, subject with many persons in the The new Fowlerville high schoolvillage and that with only one ex j dedication is set for ept 25ception a part time marshall was Just whn the hot lunch programwill start is unknown This is a correct account of thenew building fund canvass of the the Pinckney Com CongI Church Ferndale,favored After careful consideration and thorough investigation the committee makes the following recommendations to the Council 1 That the Village Council pass Washtenaw Lodge No 65 F AM of Dexter conducted the funeralservices for Warren Parker there FridayTwo men from Leslie one fromJackson started a riot in the Gregan ordinance creating a Police Com i ory Tavern last Wednesday nightmission to etaiusr the duties of i in which a window was broken the marshaU andsuch other dutieswhich may fee in line eith otherpolice coittmifsions in other munici palities said Police Commission toconsist of One member of the CouneHaad Two mwRbers appointed by a majority vote of the Village Council from the Village at large2 That the Village Council rehireRobert Egeler as a part time mar shall on approximately the same They were arrested and paid costsCONSERVATION DEPTThe fire recently started by theartillery in their training gronndsat Graylian high WEDDINGMr and Mrs Manuel Garcia arehoneymooning in South Dakotaand the western states since their marriage Saturday morning at a doublering ceremony at St Mary1 Cath olic Church Pinckney The former Mary Lou Gardner,thebride is the daughter of Mr andMrs George Gardner of Lakeland Manuels parents are Mr and MrsManuel Garcia of 1865 Warwick, inLincoln Park, MichThe Rev Fr Albert Schmitt performed the ceremony and Mr Gard ner gave his daughter in marriage Lace and nylon were combined inthe brides floor length bridal gown and the mandarin collar fitted gown are picked up,iolation Michigan has500,000 driver under the age of 19 who account, for 9 percent of thLedwidge famil Michigan traffic accidents TheyCd Grablicks of were involved in 202 fatalitiesDriv Yarboroujjhs of prs over 65 were involved in 147 fat of ilities Drivers Letwecn the age, ofofyThey were the Hu7f4U,UUU Latest tabulation, reveal a Davisrn W WrVr,1,, i 7 HIfl ltlwlfn me age ototal of 504955G Contrary to th Mor a dlT iTd 7,M 3 f Hheopinion expressed last k many widre th, K vfn I Id I A acens fatalities As ofpledges were for less than S2 UuEbte Lffc stato police wil b, re sri noimu5 1 ,EticRw is home at Tnl t cthGrthnerirj established for a giver Pledges Hiland Lake and over the Labor Day weekcamunsnuu iur a Kiver rieupca illland Luke and is huiMimr n , i n Ul were made by each family on the one on PaLson l2T VoZ Zi the aeddent lt basis of ability to I of the James Whitluy homeRoad, north yearFred Read served as General Chair Richard Miller, son of Mr and m man of the Canvas, Max Reynolds Mrs Clare Miller underwent a her dent Fiwas Canvass Comiiiitteee Chairman, nia operation at St inn uBi at S JoeIn a speech not so lonpr ago Preithis country VOtto Poulson, Teams Chairman, Bud Ann Arbor TuesdayVanNorman,Special Gifts Chairman The Gerry Eichman family Irvi Ona Campbell, Canvass Treasurer Kennedy and o seek ever increasing levels of ,cirn trade He has had to deviatevin somewhat from this recentlyAmericanThe canvassers were three teams Mrs Margnnt rk 7 7 Piant of Americancaptained by Howard Thayer, Cliff and th Dn Driv family ofT T T orH Miller ami Hprmnn VnHHOr fn, , ,7 f DlN thelr business First it WSTeam A Howard Tnayer, ch Zf RuH 0 T POtiD vGiamvi,no ui u nrluu ,, sel Olover home at a tariff on Swiss watches toDan VanSlambrookOscarClark, Albert Shirley, Max Rev Webbervillemanent tiers in Amburgey family arey s A nger tip veil fell, from a headpiece oflace and lilies of the valley The bride carried a single orchid mounted on a prayer book with stephanotis streamers Mrs Virginia Garcia was matronof honnvHer balleriaa length gown Baughn, Herman Widmayer Law i The Haroldrence Baughn Merlin Amburgey and picnic Sunday them Then came the bicycle makeriaii European bicycles wereand that imports,bicycles increaseJack Hannett Team C Herman Vedder,burned over 2300 acres of green lace had a round,OMH f,M ni kli a fire splashedweek that wore dept equipment andcrews thin Two men were very badly burned The fire was finallystopped by back fires 69 otherbasis as before except that he be fires burned over 388 acres lastbe paid 20000 per month instead week Unless rains come the dept scoopund scoopneckline with ember bendShe carried a boaauetof broxe nvuras andwore a matching head band Mrs Anna Nagy and Joan Alle ,the bridesmaid, wore bluek18500 This before maywishes to go on , wore blueand pink gowns styled like the mat of honors Their bouquets andGrand Haven Rotary reto go onThe Grand Haven Rotary Club rerecord as having cheeked on the cently presented the Grand Havencompliants to the Village Council state park with a resusticator concerning Robert Egeler while he A long ranjre study of water levacted as marshaU iome months ago Us is underway Water levels haveW4t bMf ime months ago Us is underway Watour boMof that these cog gone l6wn tKfcyea bl i that these cog gone l6wn tKfcyeapliants were baseless ami withot 30 Michigan lakes were stockedfat d fhU b s ami withotfact and we farthUr believe that the with trout this yearaid compliantse were waHcionsWe A small jnouth black bass was takfarther believe such compYfantsshould be received by the Council inwriting1 over a signature ,Signed Committee Ctofld Reason,Webster Strong, Merwin Campblf,Harold Dault,George MeabonJanw WhitleyEBGULAR COMMlTNfCATION, Regular commonfeatioa of livington Lodge No 76 P A A M Tuesday erentag, Sep V at p auBusiats session followed by luncheon social imrThe annual Maaeae pkac is atthe University of MicMgwi Frttjit Air CttpSadiT, Sept 11 Dimr mumsWilHam Nagy was best manTheguests were seated by Tom Mohlman, cousin and James Gardner,,bro ther of the bride 1 home in Jackson for hi mother,ch, The Robert Reads were guests s year In all there haverequests for higher tariffsThe pres ident granted 4 denied 4and askeded on Special Gifts Committee ornia FridavXrSlnext three years will be under sup Ann Arbor were also thereand M xwith the architectmoniesen in Tennessee by hook and line Itweighed 11 lb, 15 ozs was 27 incheslone Md 9 13 years old The pre Soot krgest one also was taken inTennessee and weighed 10 H lbs Geologists say there is enougheait jailezgreuad in Michigan to last 50 million years A great sea opceftSnvMfchiirat andwere left About 700 moskfes were releasedat Valley and Wiidweod Leket near Pontiac last week So far 5000 havebeen released toil year So far 1 Wrs have been trappedtagged and released this year 14 of Following the ceremony afast reception was held at Hamburgfor relatives and friendsOn their return from the west f t J MI i J We take this opportunity tothe newlyweds will live in an apart j L and plans are proceeding for the turned to Victoria, Teocas, Tues times Mnew educational unit No date has dayIIe will stop at Chicago enroutel Me the set for gfotmdbreakingr cere and reach Texas ThursdayCARD OF THANKSment in Lincoln Park, PINCKNEY show our appreciation to ourgrounds ,Chelsean Ahere with his son, Charles re brass ones, iron one t V iBrandon White jr is working atMcPheron Bank, Howell and Charles Hewlett jr at Chrysler proving ones for Christmas Theusers were those who chewedco and back in the old days ently everybody chewed Thechants got finecut tobacco shi145 OESChapter 145 O E S Pinckney at theMasonic temple on Friday evening,September 9 at 8 p m , 1fi friends of Billy Miller gave to them in big wooden jfriends for the kindness and sym Im surprise party Monday nite i they sld to the farmers w, pathy shown us at the time of our on hs I7 th birthday A fine time werp emptied Plug tobaccoRegular Meeting of Pinckney niothers passing Our thanks to wa hadGet your reservations in for the onSeptember 27 Midge Miller, Secwmr Micfcigab ana wUu u yww reservauons in forpthflgreaaaltdepoiU County Association at Brighton Stb 27at 100 p nvCodge to furbish neat i xbem w offee and pop,Uwreaee Caadwr W MMOW Tfttfd frOOM ANNOUNCEMENTAs I am no longer able to get barrels I havv retired from that busi ywi for your patronDick VOTES FOR C L O UNIONThe Detroit Die Set here Tuesdaya 24 to 11 vote voted for a CXO Union They have had an independent unionPINC1CNEY KFNGS DAVOTBRS The Pinekney Kings DngkUnmeet Thursday, Sept 1 st 1 JO pm with Mra UVMB our many friends at the PeoplesChurch and Special Thanks to Revpressed slabs a footCarolyn Miller will exhibit her tobacco went out oT shelf and David Root his the spittoons disappearedKeith Ruegsegger for his words of a t th e 4 H exhibi t a t Lansin g of Patronage ,comfort j Tuesday The y wer e winner s in th e Th e Daughter s an d Son s o f th e J X c ntes t Bot h were in Mar i Bor n t o Mr lat e Mrs Florenc e Harde nRAINBO W GIRL S and I I w w i i irtitr min ishal l Meabon s HandiHamme r club Gardne r o f Strawberr yMurra y Dagi g attende d th e wedd McPherso n hospital ,g o f hi s 8isterAnnflt A P iru a son 8isterAnnat o Ra yTh e Pinckne y Assembl y o f Rain 5 rday a t th e Hl hI n i Par k Me bo w Girl s wil l hol d a publi c install t odls t chlir ch Rev John s officiat atlo n o f officer s a t th e ,Masoni cedtempl e Thursday , Sep t 1 5 a t 8 p m Marrie d t th e hom e o f th e bride s nt t Satur d iRoberta Ackley , W M Pa t Thaye r Worth y Assst Adv Darro wal , An n Arbo r las t w k nt a nSt 4 hospit Saturday mornin g On Rus h mn ln uj IVRoa d b y Re v J W Wiage r w Yvonne , th e daughte r o f Mr aa d j o Bor n Jg vMrs Harol d Cava n t o Woodro w ston e mh0 W9 b y Born to Mr aa d Mrs Joh nLom a Shirley a t Pofctia e fthospita l SatuVda y a 2 lb I S oa vd y a 2 ldaughter , Debr a Joe Sh emothe r an d sister Marjori v v ,, h COM E T O U S FO RCA R FINANCIN G Interes t rate s ar e usuall y lowe r N o hidde n TO ratCKNSY vmfAnm Wadaooday , Aftn , Mi lNote o t 4 Tit n Af Perc y Teept e o f Marquett e ha sbee n name d genera l agen t fo r th enorthwes t divisio n o f th e North wes t Mutua l Uf e fararaaee CoRev Fr Commerfor d wh o ha sThe Maim s an d Sta n di d raywel l wit h thei r ea r was h ai d crea m roda l SaturdayThe y waihe dabou t 10 0 can Kriste a Tasc h i s bac k fro m he rtri p t o th e uppe r peninsul a wit h th eTttttgnie r family Rober t Car r an d Mis s Joyc e Ope ndah l o f Gran d Rapid s spen t th ewee k en d wit h Mrs Edit h Carr Beverl y Campbell , Jud y an d Nan c y Dar r hav e gon e t o Miasawan aCam p nea r Gul l Lake Mesdame s EHois e Campbell , Cele st e McKioley,Georg e Harden , Lucill eShire y an d Rut h Curlet t wer e i nJackso n Monday Yo u dea l wir b loca l people , an d mak e a loca lloan Yo u buil d ban k credit Ls t u s explai n ou r ban k loa n pla n fo x financingyou r flew or lat e mode l car u p to f 10,00 0 inauedp y ou r memtmrani p i n th e Federa lDeposi t Insuranc e Corporatio nTH E McPHERSO N STAT E BAN KOve r EightyNin e Yea n o f Sal eTAXE SPINCKNE Y VILLAG E TAXE S AR E NO W DUEAN D PAYABL E A T M Y HOM ESATURDAY S AN D MONDAY SUNTI L FURTHE R NOTIC EHELE N REYNOLDS , Villlag e Treasure r54 5 Eas t Putna m St P 0 Bo x 203 , Pinckne yFLOWE D Fnf t A H ICrASION Sr I reni WDJKELHAU S FLORA L COMPAN Y28 4 Kowell RSeHBlVfiS OFTE N TUE N TH EHDM jYouv e seee a man y a thrillin g gam ewo n throug h th e timel y us e o f re serves Th e sam e principl e applie st o a person s financia l dealings Fo r example , you r Checkin g Acc oun t fund s ma y b e regarde d a s yea rfirs t team The y mee t th e mont hen d barrag e o f bills A t an y tim e howeve r a n extr aheav y attac k ma y exhaus t th e M re gularsTha t i s wher e reserve s eonn treserve s yo u hav e accumulate d i nyou r saving s accoun tIt s goo d busines s strateg y t obuil d u p a sizeabl e Saving s Accoun tbeen ver y il l i s no w abl e t o carr yo n hi s duties Th e Joh n Chamber s famil y hav ebee n visitin g a t Harbo r Springs I t i s sai d th e appl e cro p wil l b epoo r thi s year E d Farna m i s buildin g stor eroo m an d chicke n hous e o n hi s pro pert y a t Wes t Mai a St Fran k Smit h o f Anderso a HOWELLTHEATREHdWBLL , MOPOA N4IMP M , giipMIHHMIO TTMSWe,TIrsAg M , USept lTea y Carti s aa d CoUee a Mille rfaiTH E PURPL E MASK l a CineauSeop e aa d Colo rremove d t o th e Pontia c asylu mlas Thursday Th e schoo l enrollmen t i s hig hschoo l 27 gramme r 18 , intermed iat e 28 primar y 86 Bor n t o Philli p Smit h an d wif eWednesday , a son ,T J Gaul , schoo l supt ha s mov ,e d int o Mrs Stell a Graham s hous eVan s Sho w i s her e Sept 14,fea turin g Fores t Tempes t th e worlds smartes t horse JWalte r Dinke l ha s gon e t o Kan jFriday, Saturday Sep t 2 , 1Doubl e Feetar errezs ISLAN D EARTH Starrin g LEE THEATREWHTTMOR E IAK 1Friday , flatardsy Sept t , tCHIE F CRAZ Y BOR8B wit sYiets r Mature , Sasa n Baf lJes s Lan dan dFemal e Derii w blan dBETRAYE D WOMEN Starrin g Color Cartoo n Carol e Mathewa , Beverl y Michael sISun , MOB , Tuee Sep t 4 , 6 Jef f Morro w an d Fait h Dosergm e Bett y Grabl e Shere e Nort h an dsa d flebert CuMkMCREATUR E WIT H TH E ATO MBRAIN Starrin gRichar d Deania fSunday , Monday , Sep t 4 , 5Ban k04e r Federa l Supervisio n o f Federal l ttessifeporstle B sa d Federa l Deposi t laew ase e Corperstfom Al l DepotH e Insure d U p t o S I 0,00 0 fa r Ise h Deposito rB R E C KCA SOF T NATURA L WAV EA PROFESSIONA L PER M AN K N TCLOSE D O N MONDAY STW O OPERATOR SMa e an d Wand aBeaut y Sho pPHON E U P 8 335 9 1 Is Mjfm uitfJ rt8rfee Hiy m IvXV VkV ,w i Siy S,a,tywV I , m m ,I1MKHy mVy,yAfVyv,vsiftSi1m BeVSLJ vW, Cjivo ysisii,v vMimonlhttVUt TreatsgaloreInownf cm berrieshowaom4 piesand bank six infood PMKBketp thflm ovenfresh yoorL gsagJeff Parker is the school janitorthis yearMiss Ida Hoisel of Pinckney andFrederick Hauck of Jackson weremarried at St Marys church WednesdayGeorge Frost, 72, died last weekHe leaves 3 sons and a daughterThe funeral was held at the home ofhis son, Albert, Rev Gates officiatingDr W B Clemo of AuSable diedSaturday His wife was Ida Fullerof PinckneyThe Rube Finch, Frank Johnsonand M B Markham families attead HOW TO BS VERY, VBBTPOPULARitCharles Cobnrn andTomaiy Nooaaa Featurettee in CobrVleta Vision Visits Hawaiiwd Thar Pit, siuSept 7 fioMISTEE ROBERTSw Warner ColorTues, WeU Thura, Sept 6 7, 8 ta fal0SCOptRiichard Widmark Laurea BacaU Henrv P iJ , nwry fomla, James Cagney, Jack Lemaion, WiUiam Powell ad RtiyPalmerFeatnretU Novdtiei News CartoonSuu and Labor Day S COBHamnhrey Bogart AWo Ray and Peter UstinoviaWE4RE NO ANGELS IB Technicolor IWTHE COBWEBia Suserecope and ColorSCO DRIVEIN THEATREANN ARBOR, MICHIGANFriday Saturday, Sept 2, S SYLVANTHEATRE unHRiwm lamiues aiceaa j rnaay oaioraay oepi z, a ed the Johnson reunion at Jackson SHE WORE A YELLOW R1BBOS Friday Saturday Sept 1 last week ia Technicolor THE LOOTERSThe Pinckney village council has I with eJarepealed its ordinance forbidding John Wayne and Joenne Dm Rory Calhoun, Julie Adams andthe sale of liquor and N H Caverly who has sold his saloon in Detroit will reopen the hotel aad barhere Saturday jYFARS andTHE MAN FROM BITTER RlDGB CartoonwithLex Barker, Mara Cordey aad Ray Dantonand BpittCartoonSunday, MondaySept 4, SEARTHluePinckney plays PlymouthSundayPincnney held a heated milk meet ing at the community hall Friday jnight with about 100 present Charles P Reid of Marion presidedThediscussion was on the milk surplusplan Charles Thornton of the Gor Tueg Wed Thurs Sept 6, 7 8don Creamery defended the plan stood for a lot of Sunday, Monday, Sept 4 SINTERUPTED MELODYwithGlen Ford and Eleanor Parker In CrtimaStop i ColorSunday Show, t, S, 7, 9Roberts and Faith Domerguee Tues Wed, Thurs Sept 7, ft AL6O FOXFIREABBOTT COSTELLO MEET in Col0rA Drama StarringJeff Chandler, Jane Russell andTHBDUMMYCartoonMAN WITHOUT A STAR , In TeojiniooiorKirk Douglas and Jeanne Crains aadCAPTAIN LIGHTFOOTIn CinemaSoi and ColorwithReck Hudson and Barbara RushCartoon Dan DuryeaCartoon Beanstalk Bunny Shows 715 and 909ComingNext Friday and Saturday Davy Crockett, King of the WildFrontier v fGeorgia Ann Frederick of EastLeroy who broke her leg is staying with her grandparents Mr and MrsGerald Reason while taking treatments at an Ann Arbor hospitalH7 jWett er THE ROUSH PLUMBINiPlumbingheckling MikeRoche was the spokesman for thoseopposeed to it The damage suit of George Juds on vs Frank Bates was tried in Justice Albert Frosts court Tuesday Hiram Smith was attorney for the plaintiff and Dan Van Winklefor the defendants Harold Bates,son of Mr Bates worked the Judsonfarm and Mr Judson claimed 86was due him The jury gave him a verdict of 4875 The jury was CW Hooker, Dallas Cox, Wm Fisk,W C Hendee and Bert Hicks Three local men, Walter Mowers,Rex Burnett and Bert Daller are allcandidates for sheriff Ex Gov Alex Grosbeck will address a Republican mass meeting atthe Plue Lantern, Island Lake enSept 6 Sylvester Harris has caught several rattlesnakes which he sold tothe University of MichiganBorn to Gerald Reason and wifelast week a girl C W Hooker took on Ross Readin golf at Lake Chemung, Howell, in the title match of the season GROUND BEEFlast week but had to quit on account of a chariey horse He took on J PDoyle at Inverness Monday bat the tie game showed he was not at peakform There is talk of matching him , ii tiirnnn C frwit h Henr y Shire y th e minatur e 3frtJfr CftPt r Rf d IlMl tKKIEe J Tgol f champion Th e fli p o f a coi nwoul d decid e whethe r i t woul d b eplaye d o n a regulatio n o r minattur e Repair31 0 Webste r Phoa e U P 8 660 7 Pinckne yiTEA KBEE F ROASTS , Lb FRES H YOUN G BEE F UVER , 59c10 039 c29 cMEA H C Vedde r launche d a powe rboa t a t Portag e Lak e las t week A ccordin g t o Henr y Shire y wh o han dle s th e throttl e i t wil l d o 5 0 mile sa n hour Mr Wilkinso n ha s resigne d Mmanage r o f th e Gordo n Creamery here Mr McNei l o f Mayville e ha sreplace d him ,Pinckne y bea t Dexte r a t th e Cat holi c picni c ther e Labo r Da y 6 to 4 ,Lo u Vedder , Co x an d Ji m Mora a al lgo t 2 hits each Batteries Pinck ney Mora n an d Rayment Dexter ,Beauclai r an d Richmond Th e res to f Pinckney s tea m wa s E d Brown ,lb Tomio n 2b Miller , 8b Kenn edy , ss , Vedde r Co x an d Hu b Le e in 1th e outfield iTh e Kennet h Quigle y famil y an dSharo n lin e hav e returne d fro m atri p throug h th e wes t Charle s Whitehea d aa d wif e am dBeatric e Lambor n o f Gregor y cal le d o n th e Jess e HenryjtSonday tMrs Jenni e Kejlejfoerge r ha s tol dhe r stor e atAsdfrao a t o CMcNaug hto n o f 8oot Lyo n wh o wil l remode li t int o a home H e work s a t Coo k THE HOLLISE R MARKE T10 3 Eas t Ma m St Pinckne y 550OUN S5 0 NE W RIFLE S AN D SHOTGUNS iT O CHOOS E FRO M NS W REMINGTON WOODMAE TB R7M A Ca l AttAat e Leadk f Riflea , NS W WINCESTH I MODELS AUT O LOADIN G SHOTGUN S SCOP B AN D CHOK E MOUNT W 6 INSTALLE D B Y SXPHMT BMIL L CREE K SPORTIN GSpring , An n Arbor Ij Mrs Carri e Camero n o f Calif ai a an d Mrs Mus a Ayer s o f Ply mout h calle d o n th e Alber t Diake UI las t week i Gretche n Taac h too k he r entrance I examinatio n a t Uafontt y o f Mich Pfceao HAaOte a til M IllsDEXTSK , MICH ,IPLIIIII IWi n SYSTEM S pfi WUIK 1 VwpvT Y T ,Wedntsfey , Aogtis t SI , IN Th eStor eLINGERI EGENT S FURNISHING SCANNE D GOOD SGROCERIE SKENNEDY GENERA I WORE MYRON H I ChE SHek Palme r jr famil y o fFlin t spec th e we k a t th e Palme rhom e hare Whil e a t a 4 H luncheo n las t Wa dnesda y nigh t Mrs J W Winge Y fel lfro m a porc h an d thre w he r should ou t o f joist Sh e als o suffere d le g injuries Sh e wa s take n t o McPherso nhospita lTh e Franci s Sheha a famil y call e d o n th e Joh n Lundeen s a t Hilan dLak e an d Mrs , Alm a Harri s Sun day Mrs v Noree a Car r an d Moll y hav egon e t o Por t Huro n wher e th e for mr e wil l teac h school Mar y Eleano rMorri s wen t wit h the m fo r a visit Th e Cliffor d VanHorns , Wra yHinckley s an d Mrs Josi e VanHor nattende d th e 25t h weddinn g annive rsar y o f o f Mr an d Mrs Henr y Sa oa t An n Arbo r Sunday Contsltte U M Plu r ng fixtans faad Sapp JEleehie, Oil and Gas Hot Water HeatersComplete Line umps We Sell WMnsta WeServleeI PHONE UP411 T BABTSHOESDRYGOODSPINCKNEY SOFT BALL TEAM, LIVINGSTON COUNTY CHAMPI ONS 1955at Row Phil Gentile, Don Burns, P W Curlettmgr, Fred Singer Ray Moriarity, Dick Higgspk Row Bob Meabon, Max South well, Bob Darrow, Joe Jeffreys Wes ley Reader, Dick Kennedy James And George Daisy are not in the picture ANNOUNCEMENT 19551956Pine kney Community Schools TUESDAY SEPTCMRER 6AT30PMGOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOL SERVING A 55 LAKE AREA CALENDAR FOR SCHOOL YEAR 195556Sept 6School Opens Dismissal atnoon,Sept 7PuH DayOctober IS 14Teachers Institute Nov 42M25Thnksgivinff VacWfaoDec 21 WedJan 3 Tues the Christmas Vacation March 23April 2 Spring VacationCommencement Jose 1TEXTS BOOKSAil Text Books are on a Rental Basis and should b rented at time ofregistration SCHOOL BUS BOUTBSEight Scheol Bosses will operate onthe same schedule at last yearPERSONELAdsmtaistratireWesley Reader SuptGermaine Stackable Principal Jennie Rellenberger ElementarySchool Principal,Druscilla Murphy Clerk BOARD Of EDUCATION Howard Thayer PresidentMarguerite Clark Eric Rose Thomas BonserMurray Kennedy TreasurerSecretaryTrusteeTrustee Junior Robinson came back fromEscanaba Tuesday with his wife and baby who have been visiting there Rex Sackett and James Lungfordof Detroit called on friends hereSaturdayRoy Wilson and wife, Harold VanGant and wife and Charles Rice andwife of Detroit were Sunday guestsI of the Lester McAfees Rev J W Winger and wife wereSaturday dinner guests of the RalphHallsThursday the Don Burns, JoeBums Jack Young families wentto Detroit zoo The men went to the Detroit ball game zThe D Conklins of Grand Rapidsspent Saturday at the Ray BurnshomeCharles Burns and wife of Cincinnati called at the Frank Aberdeenhome last weekThe Don Pasco family of Lansingand Curtis Patterson and wife ii Fockrtvidge stopped at the StanleyDinkel home Sunday enrutt to theDetroit zoo The Pasco baby spentiV clay there Ichr AUen an 1 wife of Lansing1 called on Mrs Flra Darro ni fht M K Darws SaturduvMiss Dorothy Rohl has returned rorn Floridairj Doroihy Dinkel and JohnnyK fhi in sp nt the first of thev eek with her cousin, Mrs Mar tha Moren in Royal Oak Lemuel Martin of Ypsilanti called Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday Cannie Arde soil and wife ofDjaibom called on the Bert Divie last weekThe Jack Foilick family of Detroitwere Sunday guests of the HenryHaucksBob Pike called on the ErstonClark family in Unadilla one daylast week Mrs Ethel Sprout spent Sundaywith the Charle8 Soule famliy InHowellClarence Deal and wife of Dansville and Alex Carish and wife ofDetroit were Sunday guests of theWilliam ShehansThe Misses Dorothy and IreneMcCleer of Detroit called on MrsAlma Harris SundayThe Irvin Parker8 attended tthwedding of a relative at Bay City SaturdayFred Read and wife and MrsFrank Peters were Sun guests of the Joe Schossers of Clear LakeThe Fred Reads called on DrSteve Brown in Detroit SaturdayMrs Clara Eisete and children ofDetroit were guests of Mrs EmmaVollmer SundayKevin Andrew McMacki is wisiting the Ed Grabiickg in FerndaleThe Donald Tower family of Atlanta, Georgia visited the WayneAtLees last weekGeorge Meabon and wife were inMason last weekThe Gordon Hesters of Ypsilanticalled on the Andrew Nesbitts SundayThe Walter Clarks are at Tawaathis week The tavern Clarks are staying at their homeClarence Anderson and wifeofDearborn called on the Bert Davises last weekSidney Roberta and wife of Springfield, 111, visited the Bo Jacks last weekThe Rex Noggles of Ann Arborspent Sunday with the Frank AberetnsThe Andrew Campbell and ChrisCampbell families spent Sunday in Owosso with Mrs Grace Kelly andher daughter, MrsGladys Boerman The Dick Young family of Big Rapids are staying here awhile Mrs Frank Fisher and her sisterof Bernardgville, fed, visited MrsMary Amburycy last weekDavid Aberdeen has gone to Chicago to teachMrs Viola Read took her mother,Mrs Frank Peters back io Jackson Monday sThe Winston Baugha family werej b Lansing Sunday Barbara come1 back with them The Basil Whites of Mason Roadcalled on the Ben Whites ThursdayThe Lloyd Hendee family spentSunday wMi Gajk Head tad trtfa Wagoners Qrocerv 6066 PinckneyVQuality MechandiseSeer and Wid to lake OutINTER COAiS ARL ASR1V1KG DAILY fi ositWILL HOLD YOUR COAT ,N LAYAWAY WITH A SMALL WKLY PAYMENT SHOP EARLYWHILE THERE IS LAftGE SELECTION TOCHOOSE FROMPEIRCES STor F70R Howett MlchAjcWE Give Gold Stamps with Any PurchaseSEPT2 THRU 1 DETROITM31000inPREMIUMS 10GAU DAYSTHIS 1 YOUR 106th MICHIGAN STATE f AHTmnd of Ayicuffural AttracHon,Jnduitricl indlducfion ExKibHt and Demonitrifton Contests Galore, Cooking School,Free Prfawt, Over 75 Bends, Daily Parades, Old Time Dancing,Veritfy Shows United Stefts Air Force BandNrtJi Nt Frolic in the Coliseum September 6, 7 end ftNw Mils yn rVee Miniature Kiddies Barnyerd end PUyiendStar Pochtel COIIMIM Show In Person, Joni James, FraniritLaine, MUs Brothers, Fontane Srsters, Bla Fitzgereld, Roy Hanvifton, Kirby Stone Quartet, Honey Brothers, Pete Rubino Combo, Roy Tracey, nd Hersehd Leib and his 19 piece orchestraTbrll Packtd Oremdstaiid Skew In Person, the Cisco KidDuncen Rensldo end Annie Oakley Geil Davis, Border UgtonRodeo, Canadian Daredevils, 250MDe Auto RaceSMctejtsjior MlsJwajy featunng the World Famous Rotor and thFabulous Sty Wheel Plus Spectacular Dancing WatersAUCTIONSBen White aad wife were Sunday The Leonard Devereaux guests of the Carl Bidwells of Brigh Utica called at the Bea Wolton, honoring Mrs Whites birth Friday, day Mrs Bess Devereaux of Detco I It was also there I oyd Hende tost o w T r s r , J1 to be sheep supt at tfctMrs Inez Dyer of Lansinp visited fairMr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy last The Ted DeBarr family of 0week I pent Sunday at the RobertW F Close ad wife atfeandtd t home Diaasj and DaviiShriat mMtiaf in Alpena laat week, fctm been fBigCapacityTwoRowMountedPicker that V xl WANTEDValtms to work prfrably out of school Call UP 8 6169 in tfa mornfe THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEIWANTBDCombinfalffFnuwia Shehan Phono UP 8 tPinckaey MichigamCall 1100 A M to 200 P MExcept Wednesdayslion, rues, Fri, Sat 700 to 800 P Mw taveyGenial insurancePHONB U P 6mXFOR SALEGeod bafldia lotameacre or mere, prices dfht A Somers 8074 Wtst M36 jrWANTEDHome in town for kind ergarten girl afternoons on school days Mrs H H MiUer Gregory, Michigan 1 CLAYFOR SAIXBad, Norgs Refriger j LYLE w MUNSELL ASSOCIATEator Electric Stovt, Floor Lampw RPGISTERFO LAND Rocking Chair etc j , ft,jxyPhone U a8250 Qrlxe an, tiai Graud feverjPhoe 15S1W Howell, Mkfcigaaaround homes rUNERAL HDM CaSw DirectorModern EquipmentPHONE U P 81172COPTOMKl SiFOR SALEYearat Rush Lake Call Bova UPtown 8 3282 JJLHIS entirely new corn roll spacing while on the go, reducing iar beyond all past standards plugging and shelling the new huJLHIS entirely new corn roll spgpicker goes iar beyond all past standards plugging and shelling the new tn com harvesting The tremendous ca ing units with four rubber husking roilspacity d the No 227 takes the heaviest per row that literally peel husks from theyieldi in stride the outstanding huskinf ea73 the new powerful cleaning fanability of the No 227 puts cleaner corn in that gets rid of more husks, dirt, and trac the waaon in every crop condition the , the new high lift that permits shorter eats of handling of the No 227 speeds turns at row endg the new ease ofharrMtt and makes good work easy mounting d dismounting that speedsand drugged construction of the No 227 haryest tions , new aliroundkeeps you going steadily dayin and day extra h that k , work Tm costly down timetin sum ofTh John Deere No 227 Picker throws thece and olher aew foatui3g nvl23Off aUthe antique notions of corn harvest No 22 far and th outUmLng coming The new gatherer design that saves k on feef more corn, standing or down and tangiod the new snapping roll aajushmwutlevers that are wilhin easy reach ci i operator on the tractor seat to set sappingTHE LAVEY HARDWARESee the new John Deero No 227 CmPikor on display ate rs sz 3 that it haH all you vdatu Brfili ieCtoskeyDENTIST112 North Mkhiun Ave Telephone Office 935Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentI AuctioneerSales A SpecialtyBert WviieCall Fowlerviliii 228F6Arnold Berqidst PhantoiLloydWeekly rrir laPBOKB V P SM47 toRoger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVE AGEEdith R Urr 1 4 2 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phee UP 8S1SJqS33 tmadiUa Si Pmclciey, MlcWath RdriGld Sw, fft you 7from ttocsc that is urge enougU i,rA U txctl7 what I ei offer you, Ve X Uk your foot measurementsii tnmUh y tMct il ant exaet vn la yl, leather od color tv choice Otr 300 siicj fuhlou tseet lor MM Ml Woan Wertch RepcdringGcldWatches, Watch Bcmdsjewele Handmade FatLer BUUolduMASON SHOES FROM FACTORT Rittsr TVSalesServiceRADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt and Courteous Ptone UP 85541 125 Webster 81 iluckney, Real satearms, Hotna, Lnke Propeit Riifcinesa OpportunitiesYour Property Hithbroker 209 North FeacfHONE U P 841DR J E CAFdPAU OPTOMETRISTEyeWednesday and, Saturdayby Appdntateat9126 Chilson Road, mi N of MM, Phoa Brighton AC 7441JADVSBy orderlnf throttfh Wf P tamer Servlct direct from our tMtotf tvv get your ihoei from freah, tMrtoc for leas moneyand THST ARSGVinANTEH TO FIT YOU It 9M at rat fool KntortUlephon raso Rfhome for kindergarten child froai 1 to 4 p m on school days Mrs H H Miller Gregory, MichiganJACK HANNEH Specializing in Fire ProtectionFYRFHiRSALES SERVICEExtinguishers, Bra, Hose PradactGeorge W Foster7119 Pinckaey 1W UP l Fire Extinguisher RepairedCOAL IS THE OLD RELIABLE FUEL ORDER NOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE LOW SUMMER PRICESTERMS IF DESIREDD, L HOEY SONbPHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119 GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYLIE L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL WANTED SEWINGWill do alterations and repairs at my homeMrs Merle Bobier, Phone 916803 East Sibley, Howeelltvr, OAIPiMo TQ n A A PR SALE102 Dodge tonFOR SALE1948 and 1941 Dodge 4 n0w onditionCoM, Doors, 48 has R H new Pneeds ftnd fop tf G My motor repair, 41 runs good, both 4g9 DQ Strawberry LaJhave good tires and fluid driveThe Ru Phone XC 760 two tor oi v 8318 Thurston Rd, fer Lake FOR SALEKHchsn tabls, kitflbwtFOR aALEPcmy, saddle and bird cupboard, round framed mirror,1 le, corn thig week and beans y the lounge, English dinner set, mahQfpound er bushel, broccoli, beeta, any secretary, floor lamp eleotrit eabbage, dills Orders taken now fan, Reo K otary powermowerfgntle i dGecJrge Holt UP 86602 at 644 Patterson Lake RdPinckneys FRUITSMEATS VEGETABLES, FISH MARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE FOR SALEHolstein Cow tp freshen soon, HA 6 4067 PAINTNG AND DECORATINGINTERIOR AND EXTERIORWork Guaranteed Free Estimates Phone Howell 265W mans suit and topcoat,4042 shortMrs Skinner UP 83196FOR SALE Universal AutomaticPerculator, 8 Cups, Never been used1800 Call HA69453FOR RENTFurnished RoomPhone U 8 9971FOR SALELarge No 2 Potatoes, 50 lbsfor 75c Also tomatoes 100if jou pick them yourself Willard Wiltse UP 8 5558TO KNTThree Room apartmentt409Pulmmi St Pinckney William KennedyFOR SALEElectric Washing Machine, Coil Wire Spring, InnerSpring MattressMrS Roy Hannett UP 83175 FOR SALEGood western saddle,bridle, curry comb and brushRoy Campbell, phone UP 89746 FOR SALE47 Dodge pickup,, 46Cadillac, 49 Dodge, 4 door,47 Buickand a Girls bicycleGeorge Van Skiver 112e Mowe Phone UP 89908 , FORSALEA cabinet sink and oil burning water tester Nelson Buzzard, Tel UP 83332 WANTEDCustora Combining andBailing Eugeae MacAinsh PhoasUP 8 8737 or UP 8 6M0ancalled for and delivered Phone Howell 1354 or 11 F0R SALEFord Tractor Cultivaton nearly new Carl HolWster, 2822 West0Jds ttedttbattery Mike Haaack gr AUT O PAiTTS Weldin g Supplie s Aut o P nAutomotiv e Glos s Sbl d an d Installe d, wlth f attachment ,J L 7 L7S f am y co t pain tbrushe s 23 9 fo r 100 Othe r bar i WFOR SALETimoth y ha y fo r horses 101 3 Eoa t Gran d HlvwPhon e 15 1 ins 1 2 Wes t Mai n St Pinckney ,Mar k Jas h Phon e U P 8 666 4 Howel l Michiga n hac k o f Clarlc 8 Grocery waane d j R L SORREL LWate r Well s an d Pomp s41 1 Make s o f Pomp s Service dWANTED fain t Jobs fO K SAL5ilAVEU waanedjSign Painting, interior and exter land and gravel araded or 012ifir decorating 8010 Pingree Road ed, also pxoceMwd road graveLPHoW UP 83297 Pinckney i READY MIXED CONCRETE, D 6 I GRAVEL COMPANY book case with 4 j t Howell at 4950glass doers Circulator Heater witn Mason jRjtfd Phonoblower, Davenport and chair, Vac PHONXL A 8 8 HQS8BUuum Cleanerr Call Howell 106Sva Snquisti LARICS FOfi SALECanoe, brand new canvas never ben used Good dealPbon UP S 8312 pWANTEDPainUng and Decoraing, exterior and interiar Also tils lawiag Barrow and MroftaPhone UP 8 9991 vMHVHBsvaMJ4aBMiiVMvaalBlHaifllMHHflBaBBJMBBlHHHBrFOR SALE60 ft new wire fencittigj 6 iron posts , garbage burner,burner jBtnaXi electric vraaher 11929 West Shore Dr,HUand LaksFOR RENT 40 acres of worklaador will share crop Nick Coluser, 8800 M36 EastPinckney,FOR SALE Black lemale dockerS months old Norge refrigerator aI electric stove and a space heaterAH la good condition and rsasoaablt Sfeoms UP 6 A2M ORDER YOURFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRII POCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER GOALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS fEEDLif iTHE PINCKNET DISPATCH Wednesday, August 31, 1955COUNTY ,ORDINANCEAn Ordinance to create County Planning Commission for the County ofLivingston, to provide for the appointment of such Commission consisting of seven members to me J plan for the development of the county and to serve as a coordinating agency for all planning committees and commissions within the countyTHE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON ORDAINSSECTION I There is hereby created the Livingston County Planning Commission, in accordance with provisions of Act Number 282 of the Public Acts of 1949,as anended, which Commission shall consist of seven members who shall individually be repc jnlarive of the important segments of the economic, governmental, social life anddevelopment of Livingston County including agriculture, recreation, education, residential areas, government, transportation, industry and commerce Said planning commission shall consist of two members representing agricultural interests one member re presenting recreational interests one member representing industrial interests onemember representing residential areas one member representing educational interestsand one member representing governmental interests Provided, a majority of the membership of said commissicn shall hold no other office or position in the countygovernmentSECTION II The term of office of each member of the commission ihall bethree year Fiovidad, that thrj appointment of the first board may consist of terms of less than three years in order to provide for the establishment of overlapping termsor ofiiceSECTION III The members of the County Planning Commission shall be appfrned by the Board of Supervisors of said County and said Board shall provide forthe filling of any vacancies for the unexpired terms and may remove any member forncnpenormance of duty or misconduct, upon public hearingSECTION IV All members of the County Planning Commission shall serveas such without compensation provided, that they may be reimbursed for actual, reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in the discharge of their dutiesSECTION V It shall be the function of the County Planning Commission tomalts a plan for the development of the county as a whole It shall be the duty of theCounty Planning Commission to I mako studies, investigations, and surveys relativeto the ecoicii, social and physical developrrr n tha county 2 formulate plansand male recommendations for the most effective economic, social and physici1 development of thu county 3 cooperate with all departments of the state and federal governments and other public agencies concerned with programs directed towards the ecc,iic, social w physical development of the county, and seek the maximum coordination of the cduity programs of these agencies 4 consult with representatives ofadjacent counties in respect tc their planning so that conflicts In overall county plansmay be avoidedTho county planning commission shall serve as a coordinating agency for allplanning committees and commissionswithin the countySECTION V It shall bo the duty of the County Planning Commission to adopta plan for the development of the county The counvy plan with accompanying maps,plats, charts, and descriptive and explanatory malter shall show the commissions JJBcommencfations for the development of the county The county planning commission mayadopt the plan M a whole by a single resolution, or may by successive resolutions adoptsucccessive parts of the plan, said parts corresponding to major geographical sections of tho counry or to functional division of the subject matter of the plan, and may adoptany amendment, or extension thereof, or addition thereto The adoption of the plan, or ,any such part, amendment, extension, or addition, shall b resolution bo carried bythe affirmative votes of not less than majority d the full membership of the com mission alter duly advertised public hearing The resolution shall refer expressly to theraps, prats, chats and descriptive and explanatory matter intended by the commissionto form the wholes or part of the plan, and the action taken shall be recorded on the r,6p plats, charts and descriptive and explanfto y ratter by the identify,g sigrcJOof the chairmen cf the commission Following adoption of the county plan or any part thereof and tho rectification by the commission to the county board of supervisors ofa copy of the county plan, no work SH r InMated on any project involving tin expenditure of funds by a county board, department or agency for the acquisition ofland, the e6tion of structures, the extension, construction or improvement of any physical facility by any county board, department or agency unless a full description oftho ooject, its proposed location and extent thereof shall have been submitted to thecounty fvaruung comrakiifln ajid the report and advice of the commission thereon shall have been received by the county board of supervisors and by the county board, department or agency submitting the proposal The requirement for planning com missions ievcw shall be deemed to be waivrd if within 30 clays after the propo Hasbeen filed with the commission, tho commission falls to furnish in writing, its reoot andarMce upon the propoca Copies of said report and advico shall be furnished TO the county board, department or agency sponsoring the proposal Any plan describing the recommended development of a incorporated orsa ha ct bo ecocriied as official plan or part of the official plan for that area unlessadapted by Vio municipality in the manner prescribed for the adoption of such plans by rviii itis jjneer the provisions of the state statutes or the local charter jCN VII Tho cemsrission shall have the power to promote public interesturJorhinding of the Jan and to that end may publish and distribute copies of the mission shaK have the right to accept and use gifts In genera the commission shallhave such powers as may be necessary to fulfill its functions and carry out the purposeof Act No 282 Public Acts of 1945, as amendedSECTION VIII The county planning commission may appoi advisory comiTiJteos or councils which may be composed of individuals qualified by experience, training, or interests to assist in the consideration and solution of county problems andrepresentative of the governmental subdivisions within the county, such as townshipsor incorporated places and other functional groups or agenciesThis ordinance shall take effect 60 days after the adjournment of the Boardof Supervisors Passed by the Board of Supervisors, Livingston County, Michigan, at the Cityof Howe I, Michigan, this 27th day of June 1955 APPROVEDG MENNEN WILLIAMS,Governori July 26, 1955 LEE GORDON, ChairmanJOHN A HAGMAN, ClerkBoost Winter Wlrat ProfitsWith fallAdded Fertilizer Midwestern farmers can makehigher profits from winter wheat despite acreage allotments, byeffective fertilization this fall, rcr ,rs the Middle West Soil Impnvcrumt Committee, in citinginl , tien from college agronomistIn iois, says the commitee,whe yields have been in creased from 14 to 40 bushels peracre with applications of fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphate and potashEffective fertilization based onsoil tets boosts wheat profits in two ways 1Fewer acres areneeded to produce the same amount, of grain This, in turn,cuts costly seedbed preparation 2Uy spreading fixed costsof production over a greater out put per acre, the net return isincreased on each bushel ofwheat Broadcasting and plowing downthe fertilizer gives best results where soil tests show low and extremeiy low nutrient levels The plowdown method assuis aneven distribution of a largpamnunt ofTeflilker throughev the plow layer Where soil tests show mediu and higher fertility levels, a rowapplication cf fertilizer l planting time wrr t grain dill will give good results, the v application can also be used to suppkment V , doast and plowdown implication promoteTopdi n v snouid be madein the spru, fertilizer wasemitted in ini t,i, , if onlyninimum amounts of nitrogen ere usedimportant thin, to re Higher yields and higher pivfiscome from wheat fertilized withnitrogen, phosphate and potashmember, says the committee,is to get the fertilizer on Illinois results show that hnet acre profit of the rotation injjjd,ng the 14bushel wheat crop nly 3869 But the acre rejn umped to more than 64where1 nitrogen, phosphate andpotash Were usedAgronomists list these management practices for profitablewheat production 1Uie treat ed seed of a recommended variety for the particular area 2Observe the flyfree date y Use minimum tillage to vrnMca firrr seedled 4 CM V ewater and controleoij nloviii ,nd Ayr111county plan or of any reporv theroon and may employ uch other mean of publicityand education as it may determine advisable Members of the commission, when dulyauthorized by the commission, may attend conferences and meetings dealing with ArnLichniguit and ny hearings on pandlng plannlng JegisJAtJJ1pg pand the commission, may by resolution, pay the reasonable traveling expense incidentto such attendance Tho county planning commission, as a part of its dates, shall consult and advis with public officials and public agencies, other planning commission or committees, private organizations and agencies, and cftizens of the county, to developadequate support and understanding of the objectives of the county plan The corn Leading the way, the entire staff ohe United Nations has pledgedone days pay to the United Nations Appeal for Children UNACwhich started its worldwide drive for contributions in FebruarySitjnij up arejleft to riffhMront row, Assistant Secretaries General Byron Price admlhlslraltonTVlIenrTXaugrer social, Arkady Sobolev security council and back row Ivan Kerno legal, DavidVaughan general services, Benjamin Cohen information a UAake Ording, Director of the United Nations Appeal for Children 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 31, 1955 Description An account of the resource August 31, 1955 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 1955-08-31 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/808e880f3a9418cbb51a915f15262784.pdf 11a283b2561f35f852402ce95d77ea78 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. Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. 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. yfobaam 71 MICHIGAN MIRROR NiiGHBORIiWi State Republican are rubbing their hands in anticipation of their j ki THS KIKCXNBT DISPATCH Wednesday, September 7,1955j An oil weU fa g driUed onpolitical get together at Mackinac , Herman Mohrlock farm on old US Island the week of September, the 12 west o Chelsea1617The Democrats had their pow wow last weekRepublicans profess not to be wor aw teachers this year,ried by anything that was said or Bm done there They gay nothing was SCHOOL NEWSPINCKNEY SCHOOL STARTSThe Pinckney school started onTuesday with an enrollment of 727,The Chelsea schools will have 25 ar increase of 100 over last year No 862SL Mary Cataaiic CS Albert burnt Ut, Pastor800 and 1000 aUL LOCAL NEWS I CURRENT tOMMENly 8 andlQ00 amNovena devotions, Friday eveningat 7 to The Roy Reason familyMrsEdnaand Leota spent the weekConfession,, Friday evening afterf tIl w k There is no place to put them as none of the new buildings will be rsovtaa Dtvotioifc and Saturday fromEooke i ready before some time in Novera TX to 900 p m and Suiidavber This makes half day sessions 7thtftet wiUdonthave have The enrollment is at followsDexters 78 , Senior and Junior HighSchool305, ,727 the 800 MasMttUMite launchS S Supt Mennomte CiiaxchRttv Ezra Beatiij, Pastorit Ierviile A Powm Walter EachMoaning Woshiy 100067 j Sunday Scfr ol 110062 Young Peoples Meeting 59 j Cottage Fellowship Service55 800m prominent oItall, ntfol ata When it me, Benha Bemett gcomes to winning Michigan lii woo The Creamery at Fowerville start 2rtt7to or I Towar C Dro yyet gotten a ff f1 t 1910 and operated continously The school is stiU short oae , churchClaSSes for nil ages bruughand things are very much up inhe smce then ha, closed for good The Krade Uacher and Mrs Uonie the high chool Bwyone welcome 15th annual community summer61 vacation Bible school is July 11 to 22 at Calvary end at Honor, MichThe Ed Hacketth ofPa are visiting tkt Merwin vCujpbell iumiiyThe infant daughter of Mr OsdMrs John Eller Lonia Shirthat weighed 2 lb, 12 ozs at t iaiud an ounce in weight last w k Wilbur Eisele and wile of Foci jviile and William Downing, of JKPleasant called on the Andrew Cam bells Munday Andy worked iuDowning in Detroit 2J years uioand had not seen him sincePhyllis Clinton of Detroit hasbeen visiting the C J Clinton fam Labor Day jike July 4th has lostrnuuh of its former significance andaxd has become just another day onwhich the banks and postoffiee areclosed Of course it is the last big Week end of the summer and thehighways are packed to the limitwith traffic In the old days it had special significance here at any rateLS it was the dateof the Catholic picnic at Dexter to which half ofPinckney wentlt started with chicken dinner in the woods and thea a program featured by a band andtalks by prominent persons Governors, U S Senators and Congressmen were on the program and alsonative sons who had made goodTheball game was next and it invariabDetroit was said to look with favor haadled 66000 lbs of mik a on the job, providing he had no pn J B Munsell entertained 20 mem PINCKNEY FOOTBALL GAMESRev J W Winger, factord to destroy the nonpartisan gov j Fowlerville Review Sept 16ment in Detroit if he did He is Herbert Metcalf who once ownednot4e popular with the Young Re the House of Dougherty was sales , , pubfians who headed by Cong Sail tax inspector and master of the Ct 7 B0y8VlUe Ym 8ade met at Ann Arbor last week and Brighton Masonic Lodge, died atendorsed President John Hannah racuse 1ST Y, last week Burialof Micfe State University Hannah Mat White Chapel, Detroitrefused, consider it, saying he The Brighton schools will have 45 w ,, , u 7 onwas nonpartisan and had received teachers this year Nov u Haslett there 730favors from both parties j The engagement of Maryann The Republicans will inaugerate Leach, daughter of Mr and Mrsa program to get all voters register Charles Leach of Pettysville to o nOct 15, Hartland here, 800Oct 22, Manchester here 800Oct 29, South Lyon there, 800Nov 4 ,Stockbridge there, 800 Sunday School 930 a mMorning Worship 1045 a aThun night prayer meeting t the church at 800Wed choir practice 780 p raSCHOOL OFFICER RESIGNSMrs Marguerite Clark resigned Times Prayer The Psspies ChurchM36 West between Main snd Unadilla StreetRe Keith Ruogsegger, Pastor945 a m1050 AM 700 p m300 p m800 p m ly saw Dexter and Pinckney matchThe Vern Clarks are now staying edThese games were classics Neithat the Walter Clark home and she team gave any quarter or expected is working at the Alta Mae Beauty f any They were usually loaded andSalon j attendance ran well over the 1000Robert Clark has transferred iis mark The dance in the old operaenergies from the Detroit Die Set to house jwnled the days festivities andthe new Tittfieid Products plai this was not without its excitement Sunday guests of the Lee La as on one occasion the reserves hadfamily were Mrs Mae Metz of How to be ailed out to preserve orderToell the Jack Sharp family of L,an day this picnic like many others i and the Vincent Shields family Iy a memoryof Ann Arbor Wayne Carr spent the week endwithkis wife and daughter in Port The Cedar Spring Clipper openH ed b t il NiSchooljp WorshipYouth Group Evening1 Service HuronGretchen and Kristen Tasch wreed Only about 50 percent of them Stanley Phillips, son of Mrand Mrs as treasurer of the Pinckaey school Jr Choir Practice Wedhave been voting , Llfrsn Phillips is announed board at the meeting last Wednm Sr CJjdfr Practice WedWe recently stated that the Water, The McPherson Oil team won the day night and Mrs HelenJVanElarWonderland slogan may be dropped championship in the classBMleague ium was appointed to succeed her from autolicense plates because it vi at Howell Dick McMacken was The team expires in 1956 The Clark olates the law against any avertis their pitcher family came here from Ypsilanti The iPinckney Circle of King1 state fair in Detroit Sundaying appearing on them Now Mich Mr and Mrs Mark Curdy of How where Mr Clark is mail earripr Daughters met with Mrs Lynn Hen Earl Buncrt and Mr am 400 p m780 p tn TflE KINGS DAUGHTERS pp opened by two girls, Nina Babcock anxand Grace Hamilton who came fromweek end guests of their grand New York state 23 years ago hasmother, Mrs Anna Tasch in Ann been sold to Archard Gamm and MillArbor ard Engberg, employed on the MichThe Ronnie Hoskins family of Do igan Daily at Ann Arbor When thetroit spent the week end with the girls took over the paper thereBo Jacks The Bo Jacks left Tues were prophecies they would not lastd ii li i Bfflht l b h p y would not lastday to visit relatives in Buffalohart long but they did They found theIllinois stores there overstocked with redThe Don I3urns, Jack Young and underwear which had lost its populKenneth Fry families attended the arity They started a red underwear day and seated a demand for it sod Mis much so that a factory was builtIgan Tourist Council tflio favor the ell celebrated their50th wedding ann and operated a store at Silver Lake lat Thursday afternoonAssist Lawrfence Stevens of Detroit spent there to manufature it and Cedarslogan wants the matter held up lversary Sept 5 They sold this a couple of years ago ing MM Hendee were Mesdames last Wednesday at the Curlett home Springs became known as the Reduntil they have all the facts on thecaseDOUBLE MURDER, AT STOCK BRIDGETwo people were killed at StockJidge, presumably test Friday bat their bodies were not found until The Town and Country Club will and Mrs Clark taught at Whitmorc Marildi Clark and Theresa Coyle MrsEmma Vollmer and sonJohn, Underwear City They pulled otherhold their flower show at the Episco Lake She was elected to the1 OneJwmmber was received in called on the Charles Eiselt family promotional stunts and put Cedarpal church in Howell Sept 16 school board when the consolidation 9 thefcircle, Mrs Viola Read read in Fowlerville Sunday Png on the map in a big wayDrGene Pearce,supt of the Mich took place and replaced John Burg tl admission service Commit The Tom Howe jr family spent n was one of the few womanJgan State San t Hll h t itd f th the week end with hi folks at East el and operated papers i thce,supt of the Mich took place and replaced John Burg tl admission service Commit j p womJgan State San at Howell when it as treasurer Her 3 children,Malilyn taees were appointed for the year the week end with hi folks at East el and operated papers in thewas started in 1909 died at Hudson Barbara, and Neil all graduated Un Britta Brash showed mov Tow asAug 29 He lft HH ied at Hudson Barbara,29 He left HoweH 4rr i925Hfs from the s rsuccessor was Dr Huntley school The fam mjrpp y Britta Brash showed mov Tow asurerf the picnic OwntaUBerapist spmt the ij , ,, u,, nuntiey ily is moving1 to Ypsilanti Clark home in July2J members and en at South HavenMonday They are Howard Hernck,, The Powlerville Ground Observe Mrs VanBlaricum is TforVand more ft looks as if the, W3Ciyer 4M4O ,4a41WUH1 ia a former 4 guests were present Ona Campbell and wife were in supreme court decision against seg63 and his wife who live on a farm post will report storm warning from teacher and was principal of the el Luncheon was served The Octo Lansing over the week end at the nation m the public schools will3 miles north of StockbridgeTheir now on ement schoo, f K1960 t 1953 ber meeting is with Mrs Tom Bon Cari hoilie meaningless unless the federalbodies were found at the barn oa Pnvate Richard White, son of Mr Since then she has assisted her hus er The Leon Meabon family of CheU vernment steps in and enforcetheir farm hidden under bales of and Mrs Wiibert White of Howell band in conducting Vans Motor I sea aie at the ieorgtI Melbn honie , V,as caused il revival 0 thehay They had been bludgeoned to j was married to Michiko Susuki a Sales here I MISSIONARY MEETING at Lovells this week KIU Kiux Klan who are said to bedeath Suspicion is directed towardNeil Buchanan, a negro convict whoescaped from Jackson prison Friday where he was employed drivinga truck, ouside the walls He wassent up from Detroit for robberyThe Herricks are known to a number of people here as they once worked at the Mich State San OftTuesday night state police and sheriffs officers were called to DoylesCove, Patterson Lake by a report that Buchanan had been seen thereit was a false alarm Japanese girl in Kyushu Aug 19nas been stationed in Jap1952 an sinceELLERY DURFEEEllery Tony Durfee, 65, son ofStephen Durfee, a former supt of the Pinckney school died at PortArthur, Texas, August 26 He wasunmarried and was employed as a boiler maker for the Gulf RefiningCompany until his retirement in 1951 Surviving is a brother, Archieand a sister, Mrs Ethel Timmonsalso of Port Arthur The funeralwas at the Methodist church, Sun day with burial in Greenlawn CemeteryTony was popular while here andplayed on the base ball team with Leo Lavey, Floris Moran, GayleJohnson, Jack Monks, Cecil Sigler, Morley Vaughn, Gene Reason, JaySmith and others He was here several years ago and called on oldfriends SCHOOLS OPEN TUESDAY21Coon Lake Rd Canada Mrs JoseDhUS 16, 2 miles east of MISSIONARY MEETINGMrs George Enqnist entertainedthe Ladies Missionary Society ofthe Mrs Marion Peursci of Howell rlttinK members by the thousands,was a Thursday Kiiest of the And Alr1dy there have been clashes andrew Nesbitt in Mississippi a 15 year old negro v , 1 present,hoctah 1, Conway 1 Glnoa 5, Green piang were made tQ send clothhis sister, Mrs Maude Webber, indown it comes down toin Oak 1, Handy 1, jvell 3, Marion , , ,, , , Mondav thpv rnllori nn thn A,I ing, household poods and canned1 iVlonaa iney cancel on tne Aiia1 ne num T 7 Oceola 2 and Putnamber wil be smaller next year a, Maude Wbber, in mes down to Sunday who is illOn the question of whether the pregi nt Wl1 send federal officers intothto the Bethel MissionconductedJaguish family at Byronto Dunne Meyers of the Hovthe car driven bv her hTV B ReV Beachy wiH teach thehit by one driven by Richp i Tley Noma Ever8 the Green of Howell y hard Remus Edna Berklund, the Tounglove and Rible quiz and Meedames Karen IPinckney Road SatUday at theMasseyLuncheon was ib son southern states to enforce it ordown The south regards theMsion as special legislation aimednor hasin theboat in the Oak Grove pond Walled Lake will at ambuPresident John Hannah of Michian State University will be the erwhen tfiliM at Wmans The Merlin Amburey and Glen there ever been There wete negroesWellman with Mrs Will Eul Koon families went to the Detroit 1JSS Whe 1 aended school co hostess zo Monday uta othmff wa8 thought of it Most I Dr Ray Duffy is spending the f the stars on the city high schoolai,nes u,rns PINCKNEY CHAPTER 145 OES I wtek 1n lhe uPer lninsala balJ basket Helen Miller I c1 , of pincknev j Richard Miller, Dick Harrow, Lee c and Jerry Mrofkaand base ball teamsand the same applies toMasonic temple on Friday evening kave for Alma next Wednesday toSeptember 9 at 8 p Officers will not wear27Midge Miller, Sec attend collegeKorea is no longer frontRAINBOW GIRLS ing that all persons whoaway refrigerators first removethe door Failure to do so makesthem liable to fine or imprisonment Mrs, Alma Harris andthy Rohl were Sunday dinner undrr controhSraerseems to of the Floris Clark only trouble spot and dailyMrs Edna Spear was in Jackson have been taking placeThree of the 8 milk cans stolen w zine or imprisonment1 e o miiK cans stolensembly of Rain A man in Detroit who failed to do fro the W H Meyers milk truckbH i d insta11 and 2 childrentried for 1n itHe isKIWANIS NOTES have been recoveredrecentlyORobinson jr and 4 2Ann Arbor spent the week end with Last week Israel claimed to haveMorris Links, Charles Chases and ofrt Morris Links, Charles Chases andOne was found by Bill Jeffreys near Mrs Snyder attended the tabernac ahd itrailroad, one in mill pond and one l Gu3MIS w, I t0 Car7aWay siPhoned as Iat wintertronrtKe Meyers milk Unyi Hendeeattendedt 11, picnic at U ofFresh Air CmprPattersonbateSally Miller Dinner at 100 p m Lodge to60 members of the Kiwanis base Install Soloist ViiniT v Cmpbe11 4 coffee cream and p o Tball league, boys 9 to 14 yearswent Offers toeL011 i P fA lucko ,CH i8t hiS hmeto the DetroitWahington ball Mother Advttor P w lturd 17 8 P m The Hland Lake to Liebold Jordan of, MrsEdna Spears entertained Mrsgame in Detroit in 2 busses last Worthy Advisor tmmaByd Fllwcraft team and Centenaal the Banner Sign Co of Detroit for j Alma Harris, Mrs Louise Shehan the sunCy sent them from this country anrise church servee at tho Detroit both well financed The Jews loitSaturday Gov Williams was there their country a thousand years agohordes who over,WedaeiaylThei WorthyCh Emma Boyd Fellowcraft team andThayer committees meet at the temple24Receptioh for WillarlH C Vedder, Cliff Miller, Lawmee Hope , Krcy Slydea Baughn, Howard Read, Brandon Faith p,ff80, White Lee HolHngwortfa Recorder PaACharles Hill, manager of the Treasure yce AllenHowell Chamber of Commerec was , Chaplainthe speaker at the Kiwanis meeting Drilllast week j Asst f arshaU at Sparta ,Lf n uthroat SkinnSept 28 MM degrees at LivoniaJ of Detroit called on CJ Clinton andftnd Mr and Mrs Floris Clark atRomans andallinLawrence Camburn W M Curlett ,1Miar VETERANS REHABILITATION wife last weekMiss Mary Ann Campbell, daughter of Mr and Mrs, Roy Campbell, fairin Detroit this week withhas returned to Royal Oak to resume Leo Davis shorthorn cattle ,, 1 rx , x 1 , s wur ib ironi themy Clark and Stanley Dinkel at held it awhile but eventually lost tended the races at the Wolverine The Crusade armies were LmJSaturday Gov Williams was there in England, France Z S0, Germany and at the je Ackley During World War II Charles P teaching in the business dept She , Gecald Henry returned tohis teach Palestine wL li le Lincoln Adams,Wiltiain BRobb and Thomas receivedj her masters degree in busIn duties at Cooley hih schoofin who had fought ILwJJ University of Detroit Teesday FUtt educatOnwere named delegates to the state Nature convention at Lanstng Sept 2528 i Immortality FidelitySPECIAL NOTICE PatriotismAll boys 11 to 14 who wish to join Service Aantfce Boy Scouts meet at Hause Confid ObserverHall Wed, Sept 13 at 780 p m Outer Observer Edward Nuoffer and wife of Holt j made un oft th k d ith th d treatye u Arabsfought against Germany1 However the with Pinckney Troop No 58 Keith Koch, Scoutmasteru smo Musician Choir Director Karen Beck County Veterans Rehabilitation Michigan this summerFund Said fund which is consider Clare Campbell of St Joe hospital spentlhe week end with the defrniteunrtariLJolane Porter aWe has lain idle for some years An Arbor spent the we end at Lloyd Hendeefamily Bob Horine of lised The treatv M Sally Utley and opinion is divided whether to the Roy Campbell home, j I Delphos Ohio, was a Monday jruest n provided for Nancy Sjrfttler use it in case of a county disaster or Mrs Jackie Jones and twin sons, W F Close ami wife of Linden, Jewish nation andthe Veterans Memorial or James and Kenneth of South Lyon and Audrey Klikott of eBrighton had lived fa PfttestiMmeeting spent Tuesday with her grandmoth were Sunday guesU of the Albert were ejected fmAllen will be held October 2 at 730 pm er Mrs Mae Shehan Dinkels Jea ITOmDeris Umstead in the Howell City Clerks office V Mr and Mrs Floris Clark took Mrs Lloyd Hendee and children placeUFJ Gumtafson decide on this and elect officers All Mrs Alma Harris to Detroit Tue and Lynn Hendee and wife toee in ert unsnJtahl fo Ptggy Smith bterested pertfes asked to ftttewl day the state fair Tuesday is their WWoritf War1000 v PIWCKKB T DI8PATC I Wednesday , Septembe r T , 41 ji,I BB8BRVS8 OFTB N TCB N TH EYour e geea a man y a thrillin gwo n throug h ito e timel y v e fserves Th e aam e principl e applie at o person s financia l dealing ,Fo r example , you r Checkin g Aee oun t fund i ma y b e regarde d a a ye wfirs t team The y mee t th e mout hen d barrag e o f bill A t an y tim e howeve r a n extr aheav y attac k ma y exhaus t th e re gularsTha t i s whe n reeerve e coun treserve s yo u hav e accumulate d i nyou r saving s accoun tIt s goo d busines sbuil d u p a sizeabl e Saving s Account Firs t Nationa l Ban k HOWBLLTHEATREHOW1LL , MICHIGA NNOTES 2 5 TEAR S AC 39 5 vote s wer e eas t e t tik e prim ar y electio n her e Tuesday Putna mgav e Senato r Cousin s a majorit yove r Chas e Osborn Walte r Mower sfo r sherif f 18 5 majority,Brucke r go tmajorit y ove r Grosbeck , Seymou rPerso n ove r Gran t Hudon , Lyn nGardne r ove r Jo e roater,Trae y Cra adal l ove r Sa m Platt I n th e stat eSenato r Couzins , Wilbu r Brucker ,Seymou r Perso n an d Jo e Foste rwer e winners Georg e SargUo n won Friday , Saturday Sep t t , I fth e Republica n nominatio n fo r sher Double Feetar eWed TKare , Sept a 7 , Rttcoar d Wiemar k ft Lave ftaealli nTH K COBWEB i n 8uierecop e an d Cole LEE THEATREWHTTMOK E LAK E4 mmmmamKmmmmmmmmmmimimWe d Taer , fit , Sat Sef t 7 t I I f MISTE R ROBEETS m Warme r Colo rwit Henr y Foada , Jasie a Cagasy , Jac kLeaaea , Willia m Powel l aa Bets yPalme rFeaturett e Noelti t New s Cartos astratef T t e iff The y wer e 1 0 candidates Henr y Doaai d OConno r oa d Martk a Hye rCOM E T O U S FO RCA R FINANCIN GT liiusm r rate s ar e usuall y lowe r N o hidde ndea l wir b loca l people , en d mak e a loca l Yo u buil d ban k credit Le t u s explai n ou r ban k loa n pla n fo r financingyou r ne w o r lav e mode car 10,00 0 mswedb y ou r aumfrifftfii p i n th eDeposi t Insurano e Corporatio n aad Fetes Deposi ttrperatlea Al l Deposit s iasure d O p to Finley wo n th e Democra t nomina tio n fro m Ber t Daller Mrs Delia Mann celebrate d he r93r d birthda y a t he r hom e i n Detro i t las t Sunday Althoug h wel l u p i n hi s seventie eJame s Roch e o f Pinckne y i e stil lwinnin g races H e wo n firs t a t th eHowel i an d Charlott e Fair s wit hCarte r Dewe y an d secon d wit h Mo rga a Dewey FRANCIS I N TH E NAVY aa dSterlin g Harde n an d Jia e AUyao aisSHOTGUN m Tecaaisoio f ftaa Me , Tues , Sept 11,12,1 3Smackin g th e Toky o Underworl di n CinemaScop eHOUS E O F BAMBOO i a Colo rSoa MOB , Tues , Sept 11 , IS , 1 3Federa lTH E McPHERSO N STAT E BAN KOve r fiightyNine Years o f Sal eTAXE SPINCKNE Y VILLAG E TAXE S AR E NO W DU EAN D PAYABL E A T M Y HOM ESATURDAY S AN D MONDAY SUNTI L FURTHE R NOTIC EHELE N REYNOLDS , VilUag e Treasure r54 5 Eas t Putna m St P 0 Bo x 203 , STATE O F MICHIGA NTk e Probat e Cour t fo r th a Qrat ye f Livingston I a th e Matte r te e Estat e e fAdria n T Lavey , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel d o nAugus t 30 , 1956 Present , Honorabl e Hira mSmith , Judg e o f Probate ,NOTIC E 1 8 HEREB Y GIVE N d Jac k Reason , ends , Bil l Dillo nTha t al l creditor s o f sai d decease d Ton y Battle , takIGroesmai v Ar tar e require d t o presen t thei r claim s Haines , guardsBil l Meyer , center I n writin g an d unde r oat h t o sai d Ambros e Kennedy , Stev e Gerycs ,court , an d t o serv e a cop y thereo f halves Geral d Clinto n Q B Arn upo n Norber t H Lavey , 1738 8 Birc h ol d Berquis t F B Subs Charle scres t Dr Detroi t 21 , Michigan , Battl , Jaso n Hsifies , EdBi l Meyer ,a fiduciar y o f sai d estat e tha t suc h claim s wil l b e hear d b y sai d Cour t a t th e Probat e Offic e Motfc S O t 4 8 AMF S Aff to n Novembe r 1 , 195 5 a t 100 0 A M I t i s Ordered , Tha t notic e thereo f Franhtfewman , nua l mai l earr b e give n b y publicatio n o f a cop y i er i s o n vacatio n an d Wale s Lelan dhereo f fo r thre e week s consecutivel y j s carryin g mai l fo r him previou s t o sai d da y o f hearing , i n H on Alle n Frazie r Detroi t law th e Pinckne y Dispateh , an d tha t th e yer an d fami l 2 evpetitioner cause a copy of this notice eral dayg here H 1 to be served upon each known party jMM ft iU tv in interest at bis last known address buildby registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 daysprior to such hearing, or by personalservice at least five 5 dava nHor Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate STRATEGIC AIR COMMANDThe game with Plymouth was P rained out Sunday The last game,ia at the Fowlerville Fair with Williamston So far Pinckney has woa13 games and lost 6 w u MHas organized a Betty GraWe sfceree North and woa their first game beating Whitmore Laks I 20 to 0 The team is Ralph Clinton I Robert Ryaa and Robert StackNovelties News CartooaWednesday Thursday, Sept 14, II Vista VisionJames Cagaey iaj NoveltiesWRUN FOR COVERS Tetaateoler Newea Sept pamtod WtotA tree sspf Celesta ParshallJlerk or voteto W S Swarthout is at Grand Rap ids attending the convention of 4thclass postmastersJams Spears sr who has been illwas down town this week for the first time in monthsEditor Frank L Andrews took atrip around the lakes in this areaFLOWERS FOR MI OCCASIONS fromWWKEUffiUS FTORAL COMPANY PHm 284 HowellThe William Lintners spent theweek end in Ubly,The Winston Baughn family were here and wrote them up It wilfbeSaturday guests of the Prank seen by the writeup there was notmuch development m those days,daughter, In the center of the countyandweCiarks of MilfordMrs Pat Dillon Mrs Polly Murningham and baby have Long now Chetnung, CrookHowell called on Mrs Emma Dink ed, LambfWalsh and Pleasaat Westel Sunday of Pinckney are Bentley, Big andThe Glenn Koons of Clarksburg Little Barber and the SchoollotWest Virginia, are visiting the Mer Lake One can rent boats at moat of lin Ambureeys them but there is not much developThe Lester McAfees with the ment Southwest are PattersonHalf HOW TO BE VERY, VSRYPOPULARIs CinemaSeepe aad Color5CO DRIVEIN THEATREANN ARBOR, MICHIGANFriday, Saturday,, Sept 9, 1 TIMBERJACKla Tscaakeler wttaVan Ralstoa and Sterling HayasaaadTHE LOOTERSwithRory Calheun and Julia Adams CartoonSunday, Monday, Sept 11 12 LEAGUES UNDER the SEAIn daemaSeope and Celer wttaKirk Douglas aad James Masenaa4JOHNNY DARK ft TeeudsstsrTony Curtis aad Piper Laarie Cartoon SYLVANTHEATREIS, 14, 15SOLDIER OF FORTUNEIn Ctaemabeop co cior withClark Gable and Susan Hayward ALBOBATTLE TAXIRalph Careys of Detroit took boat trip to Algonac Mondayt A Imoon and Silver John Chalkerhai 8trUttfa boat livery at Patterson, Elmer ,Glenn has started to develop HalfMoon Silver has 7 cottages and a club house owned by Ann Arbor peo plee Sid Thurston rents boats andsells bait here The Reeves mill pond property isowned by C V VanWinkle who has a Hereford cattle ranch there Thedistillery, flour mill and saw millwhich once flourished there long ago ceased operations and notMnI remains of them This is now Hi land Lake Next we come to theI string of lakes on the Huron RivI er Little Portage has marshy shoreslt theD J8 little devJpmentthere Big Portage has considerable development C W Baughn haa resort on the north side of the lakecalled the Bluffs and has rented lots to 5 Ann Arbor people to build Hayden and Arthur FransCartee Friday, Saturdsy,, Sept , 1A Walt Disney ProductionDAVY CROCKETT, KING OF THE WILD FRONTIERA Drams BurringFees Parker and Buddy EbsenShows 715 aa4 915Cartown News Sheep DogSunday Monday Sent 11, 12 THE MAN FROM LARAMIEMStarriafJames Stewart, Cathy ODonnelland Doaaid Crispla CtnemaSeeae and Cslorwaday Shews I, , 7, IToes Wed, Thors Sept 18, 14 15 YOURE NEVER TOO YOUNGA Comedy StarringDeaa Msrtin, Jerry Lewis and hlaj t Orchestra Color and Vista VisionShow 715 and 912CombgSept 16, 17Lady and theTramp James Doyle has enrolled in thedental dept at Mich State NeilClark and Jimmic Lavey at YpsiNormal The Gerald Ciarks who sold theirhome at Silver Lake to J Holcomb of North Territorial Road are mov ing to Ypsilanti todayRolland Kahle and family of RushLake are moving back to Pelleston where he will teaech school Hetaught at the Chilsoa prison camrTHE ROUSH PLUMBINGWater Systems PlombbgRepair310 Webster Phone UP 8 6607 PinckneySPECIALSSfflTeluded all the east sideof thriakeTThis was sold to an Ypsilanti gyndi Whohave bilt niimbeVof A the BEEF ROASTS, LbSPARE RIBS, Lb SHORT RIBS, LBPICNIC HAMS, Lb 30 Lb Cans Red Sour PITTED CHERRIESGROCERIES AND COLD MEATSTHE HOLUSTER MARKET 39c59c25c42c2 here Amox th theMcGgrors, KiUians, Dr James, MarBase has beca aettled 103 East Main St Pinckney550 side i ownedMB retiredit GL machedMate wow electric washer with an eUctrtc ctothts dryerWash day becomes extra easy when you add a newelectric clothes dryer to yourelectric washer, Heres why Itaes noheavy wet wash to haul up the stain and hang on the Una You have only to load the dryer and flip a switchOat comes the laundry, fluffydry, sparklingdean Oldfashioned line dryingcaat compare with the carefree, modem way to dry dotiMs electricallycee Vbu DEAL or OcrroH Edfcoo LonGUNS50 NEW RIFLES AND SHOTGUNSMark Cok,lnarnns, Phji Schnmaejcer and the Alln ATvOrweek we will write on tkelakes from Zukey to BassExSergt Donald Clark Isworking ia a bank in CaliforniaWilliam Mclfacken in a patient atVeterans hospital, ABB Arbor Mrs Nan Meaboa and daughterof Ann Arbor spent the week end with Mrs Vlvis LsdwidgeMrs Dorothy Dfnkel, Johnny aadChristine came back from Detroitwith Staaley Sunday Tfcsr task tttboat trip to Boblo an west to tkatats fair TO CHOOSEN1W EBMINGTON WOODMA TBft 74IA Csl teMAite LesJfeiff Ufles XBW Wmcmsf TBt MODaL a AUTO OADINO WOT0UN9 icora AND CHon uovwns Q INBTALLH BY BXPSTTIMILL CREEK SPORTINGPkoae SAsdltea 1 i I DBXTBR MICHIL8NBIII,r,r 12Wednesday, September 7, 195PeopleStoreLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGS CANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODSKENNEDY GENERAL A party was given Saturdayfor the Franklin Anderson familyat the Marion town house who havef have sold their farm and are mov in to floweUFred Read and wife aad the JamesWhiUeys spent Sunday with the Joe Schossers at Cleat Lake The Radastayed over MondayThe William Muidocka of HallersCorners and the Jack Krume of Lansing were Monday guests of theRobert PikesMrs Margaret Bums left Friday to spend a month with her brother, Bernard, in Los Angeles, CalifClifford VanHorn and wife spentthe week end in northxen Michigan Janice Burns is working in tbeJacobsen Store at Ann ArborBill Brash sr left by plane Mndayfor Charleston, Va, to visit his brother in the hospitalMrs Virginia VanNorman andchildren called on the Robert Sefeld family at Joslyn Lake Thursday The Jack Reason family were Sun , day dinner guests of the Winstonj Baughns George VanNorman was in Sagi, naw last weekFloris Clark and wife attended thechurch auction Saturday at the Clar ence Deal home at Dansville Thearticles sold brought 700Mrs Musa Nash of lymouth andMrs Carrie Cameron of California called on Mrs Mary Hoff one daylast weekEdwin Sprout is building a garagehis home at AndersonBen White and wife and GeorjreMeabon and wife attended the Charlote fair Friday MYRONJHtKiESComplete Urn Plumr i FMwes I wTLowestprice big car you can buy andYOULL GET THEBEST DEAL NOWYoull save iqoney if you buy your new Plymouth now Your Plymouth dealer cangive you the closest deal of the year rightnow because, of the lowprice 3, Plymouth sales gains have been the highest of the year Youll get a high trade allowance, a lowdown payment, and long, liberal termsYour present car will never be worth morethan it is today, so dont delay See yourPlymouth dealer nowPLYMOUTH BEST BUY NEW BETTER TRADEIN, TOO Electric, Oil and Gas W Wafer HaatersVComplete Line c impsWe Sell Wfosfsil We ServicePH07E UP4HU i i BASTWagoners Grocery 6066 PinukmQuality toechandiseLOW CESJbeer and wise u t akeehone Howei, 705J2WINTER COAIS ARt AivRivlKG DAILYi ositWILL HOLD YOUR COAT iN LAYAWAY WITHA SMALL WKLY PAYMENT SHOP EARLYWHILE THERE IS LARGE SELECTION TOCHOOSE FROMPEIRCES WOMENHoweHWE Give Gild Stris vTth Any Purchase JVANS MOTOR SALES 145 EAST MAIN STREET PHONEUP83341 Pbckney, Mich Jet GTtfflth Sunday entertained at Rev Keith Ledwidge of Davison Mm Eleanor Ledwidge,sonsjerrythe Merlin Am and David Ledwidge of Flint spent and David, called at the Ed Grab the week end with Mrft Eleanor lich home in Ferndale SundayRevLedwidge in McMackea who has been visitingBeanie LaBoea aad wife have mov there came home with them,ed to Horseshoe Lakee now works The Franc Sheehan family speatat Roitfa He aad hie wtfepeat the Sunday at the John Lundeen cott age at HMaad OtisAgatha Henry, Jim Knight Kooas of West Virgin The John Towers of Atlanta, Gavisited the Wayne AtLes last week The C W Hooker family of Annrbor called on the J H HookersSunday Richard Miller returned home from8t Joe hospital Ana Arbor Sunwhen ha waa eperatad HW Wylie is the proud possesior of a propram autographeft bGovWilliams at the Wolverine race , track, Governors Day, Saturday Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon called on the Arthur Krych iamily at the Mich State San Wednesday Uuy Blair of Fowlervuie spentlast Thursday with the Roy Dillinhama The Charles Hull family of Howcll hived into the house on WestMain St they bought of Clyde Fishsr last week The Fishers are living in a houae trailer at Lakeland Rupert Gamer and wife of Detroitspent the week end with the George VanNorman at ortage Lake jThe Asher Wylie family attendedthe CurtisPotter reunion Monday at the William Pickford home in Jonia TheLeoaSnyder aniily of Ohio called on the Aaher Wylu falflttylast week P Frank Aberdeen suffered a hoeartattack Saturday and was taken to St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor TheRex Nofjgles of Ana Arbor spentthe week end at the Aberdeen homeand Herb Sneed and wife of Howellcalled SundayThe Harold Porter family attended the Michigan State Fair at Detroit Sunday BaKimbexlyaof ihVillage spent Sunday with the TomWare family The old gang picniced at theBluffs, Portage Lake SaturdayTheone there were the Dr Lee Kitis, Jack Radia, Dr George Bennett The Kennethof Ann ArborNash homfone there were the Dr Lee Mtis, cajled at Nash homfJack Radia, Dr George Bennett i fay Wjth the William Tabusfamilies of Detroit, the James Whit Howell they attended Upstate fairleys and George VanNormans j fe Detroit Sunday Mark Nash and son, David, spent Winston Beughn was Chicagothe week end at Sault St Marie and on business for the Detroit Die SetMackinac Island last weekMra Robert Lam and Mrs Wilma The Boy Scoot fireworks dlealayHorning of Detroit spent Sunday t Bruin Lake cold be seen hereinwith the John McDonnells some places Sunday night The Frank DeLoo famly of Dirn Mrs Lester McAfee andingham spent Sunday with the Rob trs, Barbara and Leslie, ert Taach family trait Frttey,wrrk 3UVlNGUVtl34 roonrREGULAR NOWyOU SAVB PWednesday, September 7, 1COUNT Y AMJd COMMJUTTE BTh e followin g i t th e Agrlcultr eStabilizatio n Committe e lo r thi scotmtyKhtinnan , Jaoo b Boatesy jLinden Vic e Chairman , M W Wis ely , Whitmor e Lake Reg Member ,Fran k Minor , BrightonFirs t Alter nate , Raymon d Maleetski , Fowler ville Secon d Alternate , Ber t Wylie ,Gregory FO R SALEDU O THER M M l Hea tin g Stov e wit h 5 5 gallo n barre l an dfaucet t an d 2 2 fee t o f coppe r tubin gan d stand N J Buzzar d Phon e U P 8313 9 BUSINESS PROFESSIONA L CORNE Iston y Sanitariu mDlff M e D ePinckao y Michiga nCal l 1 1 M A M t o 20 0 P M Excep t Wednesday sMo , luet , Frt , Sat T0 0 t o 80 0 P M PHON B V i tavayFO Bato r Electri c Stove ,Rockin g Chai r et cPhon t U 8326 0 Befriger Floo r Lamp, , LYL CLAlfGORDOJ MUNSEL L ASSOCIAT EREGISTERE D LASUFO R SALSYea r aroua d batataa t Rus h Lak e Cal l Bov aUPtew n 8 326 2 Office 21 1 Pho e 155 1 v v, 1799 5 ,1699 5100 0m e H jClWI C SWVICE 1blt Proseaso n Tradei nSpecials Limite d Hme lBeautifu l ne w 195 5 DuoTherm si n smar t Sanda l woo d finis h IBlowe r circulate s hea t by forceTurn s itself on an d of f automatically Give s greate r comfor t floor to ceiling ,save s u p t o 25 on fuel ftUY NOWEAS Y TERM STH E LAVE Y HARDWAR E JLuflt Gran d Btve rhowell , Michiga nW Muneell , Atscia UMcCloske yDENTIS T112 1 , Nort h Michiga n Av eTelephon e Offic e 93 5Residenc e 81 4Evening s b y Appointmen ttm PWMI t at ou ff Wty tnm 4 MXfiex tfttt is larg e enou gTha t 1 1 cnctl y Wh t X ca n offe r you , b IJ X tak e you r foo t mfcaeuremtiM ian d fwoli b yo tuc t lc n d exu lcl h i a U M tt7l leathe r an d colo r c fyjii x ttMiM OM r 10 0 aho e Uahlon a actc 4 fa r M e M Womtn MASO N SHOE SDIREC T FRO M FACTOR Y Sales A SpeciaJt yBar t Wvii eCal l Fowiervilf c 228F 0Arnol d Berquis t23 3 bnadiH a S t Plnckuey ,Watc h RepairingGol d tcu nWatcher , Watc h Band ensdnuzde t Tdhttt mRitte r TVSalesServic eRADI O TELEVISIO N SERVIC Ei Promp t an d Courteou t Phon e U P 855i 12 5 Webate r 8 Pinckney , Michiga n FUNERAL H D M SwarHioa fDirecto rMode m Equipmen tAmlulnr e Servic ePHON E U P 8 mFra d 6 ReickhofJ ,Piion e 35 8 MichiganJ ri pI iPBON E V P W4 7Roge r J Car r Agenc yCOMPLET E INSURANC E COVEf cAG EEdit h R Car r1 4 2 MIL L ST Pintkne , Mich Phon e U P 8113 Rea l Estat eFarms , Homes , Lak e Proper Busines s Opportunitie sUft t You r Propert y it h M Heral d Reaso nBroke r 20 9 Nort h fear fPHON E U P 841f I orderio t tbroat h m 8PPC W C elone r srvic 4Jrw t fro m ou r faetof ,fo u je t you atUM tio m fresh , sr rtoci c fo r le w Montyan d THB T AR SoT7AiuirrsB TO rrr TOU it iemt rtt d too l ttmfort Wtvhant mlfAtM t e A hnT e JAC K HANN lCOA LI S TH E OL D RELIABL E FUE L NO W AN D TAK E ADVANTAG E O FTH E LO W SUMME R PRICE STERM S I F DESIRE DD L HOE Y SON SPHON E DEXTE R HMILTO N 6811 9 BottQ DR J E CAMPA UOPTOMETRIS TEy e Examination sWednesda y and , Saturda yb y Appointmen t912 6 Chileo n Road , tf mi S of M Phou Brighto n A C 7448 Specializin g i n Fir e Protectio nFYRFYTE RSALE S SERVIC ESacrifice Cal l Ev a Enquis t a t j fixtinguiahera,Howel l 70 George W roste rWANTE D SEWINGWil l d o alter a 7U 9 pje y Ra P IJ54Stions and repairs at my home plre Extinguishers RepairedMrs Merle Bobier, Phone 916303 East Sibley, Howeell ADVSFOR SALE Accordian 120 base Gallantilike new, Cost 61285 WillSriFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOMEHEATINGWYLIE L P GAS SERVICEPRONE 63 HOWELL SALEHolatein Cow and CalfFOR SALB1948 and 1941 Dodfe 4 Fred Kulbicki 3410 M36 Westj Doors, 48 has R H new paintneeds j motor repair, 41 runs good, both FOR SALEBlack Tuxedp,ie 34 36 have ood tirei and fluid drive The only used twice for 30 two for 50 Phone UP 85580j 8318 Thurston Rd, Silver Lake ,FOR fiATiTS IT VM FR ALE1962 Dodge ton truck FOR SALEPony, saddle and bird new tires, very food condition Comele, corn thi week and beans by the and 8ee for youklf Georgepound er bashel, broacoli, beets, 47i9 Downing Darson Lake RdPAINTNG AND DECORATING INTERIOR AND EXTERIORWork guaranteed Free Estimate Phoae Howell FOR SALEUniTerMil AutomaticPerculator, 8 Cupg, Never beea nied 1800 Call HA9452Pinckney sVEGETABLES FOR RBNTPwihed RoomFOR SALBHostein Cow tr frfen phone UP 8 99716 4067 FOR SALE47 Dodge pickup,, 46Cadillac, 49 Dodge, 4 door,47 Buickand a Girls bicycleGeorge VanSkivex 1122 Mowers RdPhone UP 89968en soon HAf0R SALEGood western saddle, WANTEDCustom Combining anJbwdle, curry cemb and bruh , Bailing Eugeae MacAinsh PhoneWANTEDWaitres8 to work erefer Roy Campbell, phone UP 89746 u 8 9737 or UP 8 550ably out of schooll Call UP 8 3159 in the morningi Dunung water heater, ton nearlyFOR SALELarge No 2 Potatoes Nelaon Buzzard, Tel UP 83332 , Carl Hollister, 2822 West y SALE cabinet sink ana an FOR SALEJord Tractor Clvoil burning water hftterf ton nearly new Nelson Bd Tl UP 8JPUK 3ALaLarge XMO, Z rowxoes , Ci Wr oooas , van iioilister 2822 Wat 750 lb for 75c Also tomatoet 100 r 3L C8 if you pick them yourself WANTEDWathingt ana ironing f OR SALE1941 Olds Sedan,TTTII j nrm Tin rtro Caiiea XOr and aalivttrAr bafctarv XT TT ,Willard Wiltse UP 8 5558TO RNTThree Room apartmentat 409 Putnam St Pinekney WiUiam Kennedy called for and deliveredPhone Howell 1854 or 11 battery Mike Ha mack srt36newAutomotive Glass InstalledFOR SALEElectric Waahing Ma fcEd I ttchine, Coil Wire Spring, Inner 1Q18 BcHrt Grand BtwhOM 151 f8 M Wwt Maln St, Pinckaey Spring Mattress HowelL Michigan back of Clarks GroceryMrs Roy Hannett UP 88lfc fbh aAiiRAm WdSSS i FOR SALETimothy hay for horaet nd and grovl qradfd mixMark Nash Phone UP 8 6664 SSCORT1WANTED faint Jobs R 4 GiWflWWIBSign Painting, mterior and exter ior decorating 8010 Pingree Road RLSORRELLWt W1Ui and Pump, of Pamps MARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVia Frazil Shehan Phone UP 8 8336FOR SALEGeod bailding lots,oneacre or mere, prices right A Seaert 8074 West M80 ARKS FOn SALSCanoe, brand new caavaa never been used Good dealPhone UP 8 312WANTEDPainting and Decocaing, exterior and interiar Alto Welawiag Darrow and Mroflca j, Phone UPJMil flFOR aALl0 fl new wire fencing, 6 ire posit , garbage burner, burner, anal electric waaaer11921 Weat Saore DrJMand Lake ORDER YOURCOALFOR SALE Black3 aionflti old Norge refrigerator aelectric stove and a spaee heaterAH in good condition 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