353 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bbeb3d8a8facff4e9f0fff532846fe86.pdf edae4ca54ba526e4a5d26d4926e43ddf 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. mX, j1mfmzv, THE BINCKNST DI8FATCE Wednesday, September 14, 1955MICHIGAN MIRROR i WUGHbORJG MfTES SCHOOL NEWS Chas Bell in th contacting busJoat ftn eyeGov Williams disclosed last weekthat the State of Michigan now has an 18,000,000 surplus Two years ftago it was 65,000,000 in the redRepublican claim the surplus is aaeaxeFtS,000,QOO and doubt that it Wof will last long as many agencies who 5X0 turkeys whichhad their requests for more funds lur the mtuet by ChoreaSt Marys latfeouc GtfWCBBev Fr Albert Scum at, ttor3 Uasse8 800 and 1000 amDonald Winger, Reporters t On Friday, Sept 9, your reporterflew up and bit it , interviewed the Pinckney high schooA Novena devotions, Friday eveninganu Mxti Louia Dunlavy who football coach, Mr Reader, on the ft TQ,on a farm on Mast Road, off prospects for the coming seao LiXsiii, Friday evening after MflT j of prospects for the coming season LonXeasiwi, Friday evening afterRoad are raising which opens Friday, Sept 16 witjk Nyena Devutis aad Saturday fromh will be ready Linden and this was what I was toldL73G to 800 p m and Sunday befff th b0 Mholidays ldLElementary School j CUKfoturned down will renew their de j Danny fiaines, son of Mrs Peggy j At oe present time there are 34 mauds and the surplus may vanish j uajUes of Gregory has enlisted in by trying out for the team, manyover night, v the navy and is at Great Lakes nav whom are freshmen and sophmores iwiH I al training station pfore the b0o MawH8BB00II8Bureau chiefs say Restate Good merchantnever have a reduction asjs uriderweot weekconstantly expanding its services Annand more people are being hired Gov Williams blasted thture for turning down the of the universities for morefunds The legislators say they are 6fi members irQm Uvin and the sophmores are showing rapid improvement over last yearMr Reader said the attack usedby the Pirates this year will be wellbalanced this year on offense as we Menaouiu ChurchRev hzra Beachy, PastorS S SuptMorning WoshijSunday Scb ol Walter Esch100011006fi 4H members irQm Uvin yr o oense as we 1 wcounty exhibited at the Michigan have 3 good passers in Don Packer J Young Peoples Meeting 730 last weekDick Higgs and Lonnie Huhmaa whUeAn item reteived from tne Fieet the defense looks quite good We have Home News Center, Great Lakesjil a hard running backfield with good l f Fellowship ServiceWednesday 800, , will Mwme rsews center, ureai Jaies,xu imjig uatiuiwu wiw wumaking a study of tisa stated tfaat MeJvin WiUiams jr 9On replacements for every position whencome up with apian, in DrJ of Melvin Williams of Howell had needed Our main weak spots ara A tlta am a liar COiieTcS SO , , ,,,,, Rev j W Winger, raster First Gradi,We have 36 children in our22 boys and 14 girls We are reading a new book, Fuwith Tom and BettyThe 1ollowing are our committeeLunch, Linda Clouh, Joe Plumm Hosts Tory Jones, Joe Singe Door, Debby Garr, Timmy SprouScience Table Jimmy Baughn,Gyde, Frank Zezulka, John Dale Booth,Table, ConnieDan Gubachy, Linda Chanyi, MarthaHuhman, Douglas Winger Ro n , The Detroit polewen and firemenaaked for an 8 percent pay increase insurance and retirementwould have cost tnemore a year At a Mayor Cobo turnedthey havex the LaborHoard who have set a date foxhearing This is the first suchRobert Kaiser Bill McMacken,iirian Walton, Karen Kaiser, People and organizations do allsort of things to raise money andWegener, Toby Shettelroe Fish,Jo the more novel the method apparent Again this year Don Pack Thurs night prayer meeting at the church at 600choir practice 780 D mto expand the smaller t reported for duty at Norfolk, Va, backfield blocking and a hard charg Sunday School 930 A mthey will teach many suojecw t usg offensive line to open up holes Mejrniug Worship 1046 a m handled by the big umJer81tT 77 was married to the former Ilia Doty or then Again this year Don Pack JSbaus nurht Draser meetingso ease the student load on tne D rf Fowlerville Miss Doty informs er will do most of the kicking andHuniversities, who get most oi uw ig punting Nbuilding funds j tention of becoming soLiv CoPreaa Here ar the words Mr ReaderBThe governor will call a special Mr and Mrs Thomas Hain of used n describing our chances for session in October to cope with traff j Howell announce the engagement League t Lakes Trophy again this ic problems and mental hospitals j of their daughter, Betty, to James yearA Very good spirit prevails on VnM1both of which the legislature turned Murphy, son of Mr and Mrs Jay the tem with competition for every Keith Rdown The legislature wished to turn of Swarthout Road, Pinckney position I believe that Dexter, Man Sunday SchoolWorship36 West between Main andUnadilla Street Keith Ruegsegger, PastorEvening Service MeetingWedPractice Wed 945 a m1050 AM 700 p m,300 p mthe Eowell and Grayling TB hospit Archie Arnold,61, son of Mr and Chester and Boysvtlie will be muchoi into mental hospitals but were Mrs Stephen Arnold of Unadilla stronger this year and that to winTB officials and CIO died suddenly Sept 4 the championship we will have to winj hospital employees are Floyd Shelter who married the U tnree games IC ICh members The two hospitals former Barbara Wylie has taken ov Friday night Pinckney traveled tohave many empty beds the board er the raanagemat of the Shelters Brighton for a practise game which,claim, bcauae the legislature wont Candy Co on Gulf Club Road How they won 18 to 6 In the fim period nNccNmTAFTm ,,5 OES w S ffi v , v TR ell DriehtOn did not eret lnsiri the LH uicytie, rii and Jeanne Kennedy, lilly Josephsoi h the more appealing it is to theVivian Jacobs, iJill Boisforu, Nancy people In recent years there hasWaring Work, Debby Moveia,Bonn has been a flood of pancake supper,ie Cuits, Kendall Fisher, Willie Mey spaghetti dinners, car washings etcers, Cindy Plummer, Joe Amburgey In our distant youth there used to Linda Cloughs uncle was hurt and be maple syrup suppers but that aris in the hospital ile hat become too scarce and highTimmy Sprouts friends dog was Piced Over in Dowagiac whererun over Timmys dad had an acv hey want a new armory a band ofcident and the front of his car vas women have organized and will shinedamaged shoes all one day and turn the proKaren Kaiser was in a car accid ceeds over to the armory fund Theident Her sisters lip was cut aituir will be further highlighted byMartha Heilmans grandmother choosing a Hoot Black QueendiedJeff Davises dad ran into a pickup , After 88 years of segregationtruck and knocked a light off his car Kiinsls ,J m u ui 1 1 Kansas City ended the same in theToby Shettelroe was stung by a800 p m bee Joe Singers sister, Public schools there and last week4 nn u r ir n i i l ui the lirst tlJtle whites and negroes400 p m asthma, Brian Waltons dog,Dai y,has n,ini,, , , , , , , , f I I nnied in the puolic schools No in70 p m4 pups His jfiandmothor gave him cidents wwe reported in the public schools No inapproprite enough money for TBcase finding The state has 1800mental patients and no place tosend them ,As to the traffic problem the legis la ture will be asked to pass lawstightening the drivers licensing,reduce speed limits and reinstate thearunkometer test for drinking drivers Encourage by the success of theMichigan State College fair groups are again trying to move the statefair there from Detroit They say Brighton did not get inside the40 yard line and they onlyellAbout 20 ladies attended a storkshowe given by Mrs Lois Gallup scored when the second team went inand Mrs Arthur Murden last week Tommy Wylie shifted to Ruardfor Mrs Virginia Gearhart Work O E S Special Friday,at 800 p m Get hopes to haveis dog got bit iy a23 snake Joe ilummers friend, Chuch had his eye hurt driving a nailJoe state and we did notthey had any segregation problemsIt was known as Bloody Kansas back in prucivil wars days when a fierceat the formers homeThe Chelsea school enrollment id1146 The Ferris Institute at Big Rapidsrecently taken over by the state,has closed their enrollment lists, i 2 men after nift1 an outstanding game, mademany tackles throwing his opponentsfor losses Showing the competitive spirit Dennis Clark, Pinckney freshman intercepted a Brighton pass and 60 yards for a touchdown with 27Midge Miller, SecThey had 1600 applications but can H they keeP ths up their coach only hand 1400 thinks they cannot help but win theA temporary injunction has been championship So come out and supthe present fair is an industrial fair i authorized by Judge Denke against P the team The game at Linden and not a farm fair State fair effle , Charles Galbraith from graziug hi this Friday is at 8 p m and the say the Industrial exhibit, mid cattle on public lands near MioThe following Friday, Sept 23 they willcattle were impounded in 1954 and1955 Mrs Ella Wimbles Henry died tway and tide ihows pay the expsaof the fair That after year of de hcits the fair is paying expensesCOXSBftTATION BBPT the Chelsea Methodist Old Peoples j Charles Henry , ends Alvin SimonHome Sunday She was 81 Surviving son and Chris Campbell, tackles Tom 1171J 1 T I play Sand Lake here at 800 p mPinckneys starting lineup at the We are starting our Michigan outBrighton game was Wayne Stone and line and plans reservations in for the as a new dog named, Sprinkle John stru,,,e took pluce t0 wnetht Bughton on iasch ha8 new ciothe8 anda kitten, or it would be admitted to thg Dan Gubachy s dad cauht 8 fish a, a slaye m The gUUConnie Schmidt has a turtle named vvas being opened up for wttl9nm Tootle Lmda Chanyi isguing to the then and adherents of bothWe welcome to our class Pat Hull zoo Dick Wilkin was in an accident ijocked there in great nstar who came from Clayton Valley but not hurt Robert Kaisers grand unj Iltched battles took placeeSchool, Concord, California father died Robert had his eyes uaJJy the S0ijeJsnatj to be M tested and spent his vacation atPleasant Lake Jeanne Kennedy viited her grandmother, Linda WVgenerThe group are buay visited her neico at Cedftr Lalu,Bones, Clock Watchers, Nancy Waring is a new girl in ourHawkd, Jjlue room Her father teaches in the high schoolOur desks are arranged in g by our baaaies as long sent into restore order There is a story thai, the amislavery forces tied a bear to a true on the liver bankand refused to let anyone cross whocalled it a bar The slaveryretaliated by tieingr a cow attrussing and turning back all peopleSecond Grade h tttlledu jt caow s Ruth Ueachy was in Ann Arbor thc wuy the New Lnglander whoand Willow Run Saturday and saw amst slavery pronounced150 wild turkeys will be released uZ in 2 wild areas of Lake county after HWe11 barber dred thereLabor Day The eggs were securedfrom wild stock in Pennsylvaniaand hatched at Mason state gamefarm A survey found the Lakesite the best It is remote, has wa Combination 5th and GthOur officers are Pres, Djnall J planes Sharon Hladesi has new th wordi is one daughter Her husband, Pliny Wvlie and Dick Imus, guards, Don Parker Vice Pres, Jack YoungjSec, ciothesAlan liujgs grandmotherPacker quarter Davy Burns, F B Judith Graves Treaa, Timmy bom visitcd ftim They had u family reter and plenty of oak trees to furacorns for the birds The state dept will release 150wild turkeys near Baldwin this week A funnel net trap is being usedto catch ruffed grouse for research work The dept has found that peanutbutter is the beat bait to live trap bears with25 tree planting machines capiableof planting 8tiX lo 1QO00 treesa day will go into service this fall Houghton is Michigans largestlake It covers 20,044 acresThe nextin order are Torch,Charlevioux,Burt Mullet, Goebec, Manistique andBlack Each covers 10,000 or moreacres Plans for converting the 2300 acwTobico marsh, 8 miles NW of Bay City into a state game reserve willbe presented to the dept this fallApplications are now available tohunt in the Allegan special deer season, Dec 1 to 11 A booklet, Good Eating from the ELECTED TO FASHION BOARDPatricia Thayer, daughter of Mr, THE KING8PINCKNEY The geisha girls to the number ofy0M are said to have demonstrat ed ,ind naraded in downtoTn T T laraded downtown iand Mrs Howard Thayer of Pinck jney has been elected to McCalls Sept 16, Linden Mike Heath and Dick Higgs, halves, mers union SundayLindu Curt, bird uiedand Herb Dyer, center I We are planning a Columbus Day Elajne Damnvs U1,cie and aunt vis program with Mrs Xasches room ited tnem, Christine DinkJ visited a Jajaa la,t wt,ek m ,science we are studying about nnnf pHtt CnuU Sim iiv Rlv aunt in battle cieeK un lay Koiy a government tax to go into 1 which willDAUGHTERS , , , plants that are not greenJei Linden Jones visited his grandfather JeffALL GAMES and Wayne Williams, brought us a Hendee went to the state fair Linda80 PUffWe l0keaTeen Age Fashion Board for 1955 Sept 23, Sand Lake here, 800 i magnifying glass55 She is one of 400 high schoolstudents so honored, only one girl from each school They were nominated by their home economicsteacher on basis of sewing skill,fashion knowledge and school leadership She is qualified to act in the designdept of McCalls and is sent t membership certicate card, pin and ayearns subscription to McCains Sept 30, Dexter there, 800Oct 7, Boysville here, 800Oct 15, Harfland here, 800Oct 22, Manchester here 800Oct 29, South Lyon there, 800Nov 4 ,Stockbridge there, 800Nov 11, Haslett there, 730 We learned that the powder sub weaving seta Shirey visitetd her grandmother atEast Jordan Paula Wilson hasstance contains spores or seeds We have 13 people in our room whoare attending Pinckney school for thefirst time Sixth Grade NewsWe have elected our room committeesWe are studying a unit on Germany Maries Schucfc who livei The geisha girls wnodance with patrons in thifa cabaretes get 1000 yen an hour or 278 The girls who pour tea sadplay the samison in the geishahouses 400 yen an hour The govern,TEMPORARY QUARTERSOn account of lack of room the7th and 8th grades of the Pincknoy there is helping usschool were only able to hold half Friday Edward Guy brought mater sessions last week A number tefs for experiments lor acids ButchhepiMta7yWH helped Wm demonstrat t0 dayt Ksft P uwin ed them including the Gong1, church the class SPECIAL NOTICEIn accordance with Departmentalrecomendation the0ffiO th Cllei955 V basement t Marys chutch Ma i We are lad to be back in schooLing uc oDer l, lyss sonc ftg room and a room back Signed Tommy Read and Micky Rittof the bowling alley They chose the er, reportersEXTENSION GROUP MEETS Congl church basement and the ThePejrsof Pinckney met with i former Lewis home owned by St Marys church Mrs Third GradeTwo rooms have classes in the gymMrs Beachys 3rd urade on the north ment want a split onand Mrs Johnsons 2nd and 3rd on the south Susan Buggy was in Detroit Saturay and had an airplane ride Robert Beveridge went to thc firemens picnic at Hamburg Sunday Mary Wylie visited the Cascadesin Jackson Sunday Lee Alison was in Ypsilanti Satur Our public officials need aic relations officer to iron out theirschedules and prevent them from making boners Vice President Nixonagreed to address a meeting of Polish War Veterans at Chicago thismonth and then cancelled it Tnayasked him to send a suitable substitute and suggested Ex SenatorFourth Grade I Lodge of the UN Instead Nixonlioth teacher and pupils are happy recommended a conservative Bepto be back in school publican senator whom they refusedMany of our boy and girls have to accept Instead they asked GOTput up exhibits Karen Downing has G Mennen Williams of Michiganill CEi I 111 ti O pUt Up The elementary teachers held a brou nt gourdS Judy Haines her pad who has accepted lection of officers resulted as foil ris and the 7th g wiU use the BOciaLbU8ineS3 meeting with the nkel sharon GalluPi mineial rocks, owsChairman Mrs Harvey Gass ra, p,Lewis home and Mrs Maude Sharp school board at the school Friday also Donald LaBelle and Jol nnyConservation LansingPermits were issued to farmersHawks, 10 miles southwest of Rojrwere digging and eating potatoesIncreased deer population and dryweather it blamed for this coffeeThe next meeting is Sept 21 with guest soloist and the 8th grade the church base night with our new teachers as Dmkei, Once more an attack is beingmentSome of the new rooms in the guests Mr Thayer explained the Monday we had an arithmetic test made on the Mich State San at school are expected to be ready in philosophy and policies of our educa on 100 addition combinations Six Howell with the purpose of turniagNovember but this is not certain , tional progranuThe meeting was held cf our ciass jrOt all right They were it into a mental hospital At the i injthe room ef MrsReneMiller 5th i jimmy ShireVj bonnie ULRMl4t lejjislalLve iLession similajMttThe Merwan Campbells visited the grade room and she was hostess Kellenberger, Beth Minock Carol Uck was made but the TB forcesRev Maycroft family in Saugatuck Refreshments were served buffet Froehlich Sharon Gallup managed to beat it off The reasonlast week where Mrs Campbell was 8tyle at an attractively set table Our room has a new football but is the Howell institution is not runnMrs Winston Bauhn Mrs Earl Schuman Secy with a floral center piece arrangedThe Winston Baughn and Jack by Mrs Floris Clark Mrs KellenReasons spent the week end at Lov berger poured the coffee and Mrs we are not allowed to tackleing at full capacity and has a numKindergarten We thank Emily Miller for leavingher white rabbit here first week JBecky Read brought 3 frogs anda turtle to school Scott Carvers dog got hurt andtke doctor bandaged its legDean Gardner has 5 puppies togive away , m fCharles Porter has 2 horses jEddie Colonet dog is back fromhis grandmother Susan new house UBRARY NEWSNew books for the reference shelfare The American Hook of Days byinells Barbara Baughn and Caty Rea Thayer cut the cake Mrs Tr ayer shadows,son spent the week end with the wm be hostess for the next meetingFrank Clarks at Milford , Arhur Fradenburg, son of Albert The Lutheran United Church haa Our new science books are interest uer of empty beds For 40 years tutThe first lesson is about nigbt an 1 state has been trying to move theFourth and FifthPat Tesmer has a new beagle pupNOTICE Boys Reform School away fromLansing It is crowded, has noroom for expansion Is near the heart of the city and the land hasbecome very valuable H wevv , Mties has always blocked it A sitei Gerald Lultke, son of Herold Ludtke Lutheran creed in his preaching but Schafer has a new television, Patricia V chosen near Williamston a fewj of Gregory In all there are 4 from this time a board of 7 ministers ac Borowsky, a puppy, Sharon Baxter year aff0 but property owner there y Fredenburg of the Pinckney bank tried the second minister of their de Richard Blades a duck, Dwight Mattoinomas and Who ha enroilej at Alma college Also nomination for not following the teson gave his puppy away FrankStockbridge, 4 from Pinckney and 2 quitted him unananrmously They iWilt at 2Mclabe enrolled therefound hisconfusing, im, BrightonCALENDAR17 8 00 pmDegree and Centennialcommittees meet at the temple Sundayof the wllMam Whit not deviate from the Laley family in Ann Arbor j theran doctrine The first minister jMrs Rex Sackett arid son, James tried was found guilty tnd disLunford and wife of Detroit Harris i ed from the ministery on Hadley and Carrol Huff and wives 2 goats, Sharon Courdeways dadnew car Leroy Porter went to therodeo Sunday Judy Darrow went toCamp Michawana the last week injAugust Richard McCarty has a boxdog Fifth Gradeear Marjorie at Sparta,st Livonia Sunday j Our officers are Pres Ann MenkeKIWANIS NOTES j Vice Pres, Ann DuBoise, Sec, Re iThe Pinckney Kiwanis will have j fe Haines Treas, Mary Lee AsehQuetenbcry Rody Darrow 2 hooting Lawrence Camburn W Udogs tad Bobby HcMacken 2 turttos P W Coriett ,Bm MrsPat Lakllaw of Newberry visiK dinner Tues, night, Sept 20 at 700 enbrenner The committees are altited at the Howard Read home last PM at the CassMy Lake Tec nical ready for their jobs and we knowweek With Sirs Read she was Detroit Thursday ta School Leave Pinckney 616Notify 1 the room will be kept in good conMartin Ritter if yon are going dition objected so strongly the move wasever made Senator BloomfieWsaid he will introduce a bill at the next session of the legislature toconvert the Howell Sanitarium into a mental hospital He say there areover 500, acres there suitable fotfarming and dairying and it would he ideal for a mental hospital Howevor all farming and dairying werediscontinued at the Howell institutionsome yBn ago MicMgaa luto 1880amental patients and no pfect tothem, 1ViawBANKIN GHi PiKcuan r DISPATC HSeptember 14 , 195 6MAI I BETTER WA YT o Financ e a Ne w 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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 Ear t Putna m St P 0 Bo x 203 , Pinckne yFLOWHfc S A R u OCCASION SSTATE O F MICHIGA NTh e Prowt e wov t ton tbto f Lmcjrston I n th e Matte r Adria n T Lavey , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hsl d o nAugus t SO , 1955 Present , Honorabl e Hira m B Smith , Judg e o f Probate NOTIC E I S HEEEB YTha t al l creditor s o f sai dar e require d t o p ri n writin g an d unde r oat h HOWELLTHEATREHOWSLL , MICHIGA Nwid Thar , Sept 14 , 1 5Bett y GraU e an d Stare Nort hl aHO W T O B E VEEY , TBR YrUFULAB I n Cin e17luomeyme r i n Detroi t ha a returne d t o Piac kae an d i s livin g a t th e hotel Th e Stickl e ston e bridg e o n Dar wi n Roa d i s completed Willia mMora n an d Jak e Mac k wer e th ebuilders Mrs Charle s Plympto n ha a gon et o Lacygen , Kft w t o spen d th e wi nter Mrs Id a Eurchel l i s takin g a bu sines s cours e i n Toledo Sigle r hioo close d thei r ic ecrea m parlo r her e Monda y an d re turne d t o An n Arbo r t o resum e thei rdenta l cours e a t th e university Frida y nigh t 10 0 friend s o f MU sMinni e Monk s gav e he r a showe ra t he r parents home Th e annua l schoo l repor t i s i nthi s issue Th e year s receipt s wer e3,90475 Expenditure s 3,86125 Supt Gau l go t 80 0 a yearBell e Sun , Mam , Tues , Sep t 18 19 , 2 0Kenned y principa l 650 Th e teach Matine e Sunda y 21 s p m Cent WWTMOftE LAK EFriday , 17Satarday , Sept It ,Doabl e Featar eMa n tn e Lif e Boa UFEANCI S I N TH E NAYY Friday , Satarday , Sept It ,bouui e Featur eJan e Rnssel l an d Jtf f Chandle rt Donal d OConno r W Marth a Mye ran d NIGH T FREIGHT 1 wtta Forres t Tvcke rColo r Cartoo ai nFOXFIRE Richar d Widmark , an d Ma i ZetterUn g1 BM A PRJZ E O F GOLD i n chnicoio r Sunday, Monday , Sept 18 , 1 9A Lov e Tha t Defie d Al l Convention sWillia m Holden , Jennife r Jone sLOV E I S A MAN Y SPLENDORE DTHING h i Ciiwnfin oColo r b y DeLux eDisne y Colo r Featnrett e M Siam NColo r Cartoo n an d Nev aGIVE Nera Ma e Reaso n Leli a Monk s an dJessi e Gree n 350 Th e schoo l boar dwa s Eugen e Campbell , Fran k John so n an d Emi l Brown Rev A G Gate s wa s ordaine d aministe r a t th e Congl churc h her eSept 12 Thos e wh o officiate d wer eRevs Patto n An n Arbor , Smite ,Jackson , Gran t Chelsea Othe rminister s presen t wer e Hull , Ham burg Blair , Plymouth Beach , Yp silanti Allen , Gras s Lak e an d My lne , Laingsber g Mis s Minni e Monks , daughte r e fMr an d Mrs Alfre d Monk s wa smarrie d a t St Mary s churc h Tues Ida y mornin g b y Rev Fr Commer jfor d t o Charle s Dood o f Lyndon 1hereo f fc r thre V TOetaTonseoutively They wer e attende d b y Nelli e Tim m previou s t o sai d da y o f hearingri on s an d Charle s Doody , a brothe rth Pfcickne y Dispatch , an d tha t th e f th e ffroom They wil l liv e i n Ly n petitione r caus e a cop y o f thi s notic e don Th receptio n wa s a t th e bride s it o b e serve d upo n eac h know n part y home i n interes t a t hi s las t know n addres sb y registere d mail , retur n receip t de manded , a t leas t fourtee n 14 day s Bob Hop e an d Milli e Vital ei nSEVE N LITTL E FOYS I n Teoknioaso rt o sai dcourt , an d t o serv e a cop y thereo fupo n Norber t H Larey , 1738 S Birc hI cres t Dr Detroi t 21 , Michigan , a fiduciar y o f sai d estat etha t suc h claim s wil l b e hear d b y sai d Cour t a t the Probat e Offic eo n Novembe r 1 , 195 5 a t 100 0 A M I t i s Ordered , Tha t notic e thereo fb e give n b y publicatio n o f a cop y Wednesday, Thursday , Sept 20 2 1Franki e Lan e an d Keef e Brasaell emBRIN G YOU R SMIL E ALONG i Technicolo r Tues Wei , Thnrs Sep t 20 , 2 1 21 Cinemascop eLAN D O F TH E PHARAOHS i n Warne r Colo rStarrin gJac k Hawkin s an d Joa n Collin sNoveltie s New sSYLVAN THEATREprio r t o suc h hearing , o r b y persona lservic e a t leas t fiv e 5 dav s nrin rHira m R Smith , Judg e o f Probat eA tru e cop y Celest a Parshal lierl c o Mr an d Mrs W F Clos e ar e at tending a Shrin e meeting i s Milwa ukee , Wisconsin , thi s week Th e Leo n Meabo n famil y o f Chel se a wer e Sunda y visitor s a t th eGeorge e Meabo n home Th e Jac k Youn g an d To m Bum sfamilie s calle d At th e Methodis t conferenc e at De Itroi t las t wee k Rev Littlejoh n was returne d t o Pinckney Othe r ap jpointment s wer e Rev Hartle y Cans ield , Howell W G Stephens , Fow lerville H W Hicks , Carleton E E Pearce , Parshallvill e an d Samue lBird , Dexte r Th e Laver n Broka w Furnitur eStor e a t Howel l ha s bee n sol d t olen a Beurma n an d Mis s Kat eOConno r o f Howell SCO DRIVEINTHEATREAN N ARBOR , MICHIGA NFriday , Saturday , Sept lft , Y 7GUNSMOKE I n Technicolo rwit hAudi e Murph y an d Susa n Cabo tan dTH E MAGNIFICEN T MATADOR I n CinemaSeop e an d Colo rwit h StarringMaareee n QHar a an d Anthon y Quin n Sterlin g Hayde n an d Jun e AHyso nFriday, Saturday , Sep t IS , 1 7A Wal t Disne y Productio nLAD Y AN D TH E TRAMP Lengt h Cartoo nI n CinemaScop e an d Colo rCartoo n New s Switzerlan dShow s 71 5 an d 91 5Sun , Mon , Tues , Sept 18 , 19 2 0Sunda y Show s 3 , 5 , 7 , 9STRATEGI C AI R COMMAND vCartoo nCoxor and Vist a Visio no nWINKELHAU S FLORA L COMPAN YPhon e 2oV i Howell family i n Brighto n Sunday Mr an d Mrs Alber t Dinkel , Alle n Dinke l an d Audre y Klikot t wer e i nLansin g Friday Wayn e AtLe e an d wif e an d Do nTowe r an d wif e visite d th e Detroi tzo o Saturday AOftS Z 5 YEAR S AG 7Edit h Cowgill 11 o f Fordso n waa drowne d a t Hilan d Lak e Sunday ,th e Kenneet h Fr y Sh e wa s spendin g th e da y a t th e C Sunday, Monday , Sept 18 , 1 9VER A CR I n Superscup e an d colo rwit hGar y Coope r Bur t Lancaste rDenis e Darce lan dKIS S M E DEADLY andL Whale y cottage Th e Pimkne y fir e dept wa s cal le d t o th e Rober t Kell y far m Thurs da y b y a swam p fir e whic h threat ene d th e house Th e Eve r Read y Sunda y Schoo lclas s o f Plainfiel d wil l pu t o n th epla y Deaco n Dubbs a t th e Pinck ne y Communit y Hal l Sept 19 Th e Geno a oi l wel l cam e i n a dr yhole Th e one at Glennbroo k far mlos t thei r too l an d wer e shu t dow na wee k recoverin g it A Buic k sedan , owne d b y A l Po rtiou s wh o run s th e Re d He n a t Po r tage Lak e wa s stole n Sunda y nite Th e hig h schoo l footbal l tea m op en s th e seaso n Sept 1 9 wit h Brig hton Th e bi g battl e i n th e count y el ectio n thi s fal l her e i s fo r th eoffic e o f sheriff Th e Republican snominate d Georg e Sargison , a n ult adr y i n a fiel d o f 10 Th e Demcra tthoug h no t a pronunce d we t i s con candidat e i s Henr y Finle y wh ocede r t o b e mor e mois t tha n Sargi son Do n Swarthou t an d Henr y Shirey ,glob e trotter s wh o jus t di d Canada, ,hav e lef t fo r a tri p t o Oklahom a in jDon s ol d reliabl e Studebake r tour in g car Attorne y Edmun d C Shiel s an dwif e o f Howel l hav e gon e t o Eur ope Th e governorshi p contes t i n th eprimar y wa s s o clos e a recoun t ha sbee n asked Townshi p Cler k M E Darro w ha s t o tak e the Putna mballot s t o Lansin g Frida y t o b e re counted Ralph Meeke r an d Glori a Leahma nCartoo nTues Wed , Thurg , Sep t 20 , 2 1 2 2HI T TH E DECK WI n CineraaScop e ui o Colo rwit hTon y Marti n an d Debbi e Reynold sAL6 OTH E SCARLE T SPEAR wit hJoh n Arche r an d Marth a Hye rCartoo nMar y Holli s o f Hambur g spen tth e wee k en d wit h Barbar a McAfee Wednesday, Thursday , Sept 20 , 2 1 TH E BAM00 PRISONA Drama StarringRobert Francis, Diane Foster andBrian KeithCartoon and Stooge Comedy Shows 715 and 905Coming The Marauders, Rage titDawn, Son of Sinbad, Cobweb,SevenLittle FoysMrs Irene Steffen of Hiland Lakeis staying with Jesse Henry and wifaMr and Mrs J H Hooker wereSunday guests of Miss Viola Pettysin Howell The George Grahams of Floridaand Mrs Wilma Horning of Detroitspent Sunday with the John MDonels Arnold Berquist attended the stalefair in Detroit Sunday Harold Porter and wife called onthe William Willis family in LansingSaturdayTHE ROU5H PLUMBINGWater Systems Plumbing Repair 3iO Webster Hume UP8 6WV Hackneynk it CL matchedMatch your electric washer with an electric clothes dryetAdd a new electric dryer to your electric washerand youll race through washdayYoull have no more weather worries,no more heavy, wet laundryto hang on the line Whats more, youll find that tedious line drying never dried your clothes so beautifullyclean, soft, and freshsmelling The Tony Stulle family of GardenCity and the Ambrose Kennedy family were Sunday guests of the GerryEichmans Mesdames Ethi Sprout and Phyiritt beLswispwAm see YOUR DEAL or Defrorf EditorMrs Asher Wylie and childrencalled on the Andrew Nesbitts Sun His Soule visited the Roy Brown family in Leslie SundayBen White and wife were Sundayguests of the Frank White family inHowellDale Miller and Butch Aschenbrenner attended the state iair in DetroitSunday Mesdames Lester McAfee and Harold Rady were in Ann Arborlast weekI MrsEdna Spears and Jack Sheldon were in Flint Sunday,j The John Boyers called on theJ Reuben Genters sad Frank Boyert Ann Arbor Sunday and on Mrs Ella, Walsh is Webster Saturday 1 Glen Gardner and wife of Stantonwere Saturday guests of Mrs EthelSprout1 Hubert Ledwidge of Royal Qak families called on the Kenneth Fryfamily Sunday Dr Harlow Shehan of Jackson andBilly Shohan of Ann Arbor wereGeorge week end callers of the William She CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS, LbtiSU CUT PORK CHOPS, LbPOLISH SAUSAGE Lb PORK LIVER SAUSAGE, LbFRESH YOUNG BEEF LIVER, LbPICNIC HAMS, Lb HARD SALAMA,Lb THE HOUJSTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinckney 79c49c59c 59c29c 42c98c550GUNS50 NEW RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS TO CHOOSE FROMNEW REMIN6TN W0ODMATBR 740A Cat 90MAnto Ln g Rifles NE W WINCHBSTB R MDB L 5AVT O 16ADIN G 8HOTGVN SSC0P 1 AN D CV0K 1 MOUNTI N O INSTALLE D B Y EXPERT SMIL L CREE K SPORTIN GII IPho M HAmilto a I81 WDBXTBR, MICH Gle n VanBeuraa s o f Byro n Jerr y Lsdwidg s bowle d i nMrs Emm a DJaks l Sunday Arbo r Suadsj Sunday guest s o f th eRoushe s wer e Wil l Collin s an d wif eFloyd Watter s an d wif eAn n Arbo r wer e Sunda y guest sV C Zillth so fo f Annth Cliffor d VanHoras The Kennet h ZUl s an d Ott oo f An n Arbo r spen t Sunda y a tMar k Nas h horns vMrs Thoma s Bonns r an d 2returne d las t wee k fro m month ssta y a t Bi g Marilyn VanSUmbroo k cam sfro m Houghto a las t wee k v 1 r e spen t th s summe r wit h Mrs iikafc dVannSlambrook Richar d to bac Greenlan d sa d feastosa tai Mis tw Wednesday, September 14, 1965PeopIStore Art XlUnk IWTLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIESENNED1 GENERAL STORE 114 So HoeB 81Subscription Frtea U TearMurray Dagg with Ed Safferiteof Hiland Lake flew to the uppr peninsula Thursday night to spend the weeek endSuzsne Clark visited her sister,Mrs Joyce Young ami family in Ann Arbor one day last weeekOna Campbell and wife spent partof last week at Wall Lake near Battle Creek with the Carl LentzfamilyFrank Abrdeen is improving at StJoe hospital, Ann Arbor His wife staying at the Rex Noggle homethereThe Lambert Henry family of Detroit were Sunday guests of tie L J flenryaM J Reason and wife were Sunday guests of Mrs Florence Artz in Detroit, the Gene Reasons and MrsMae Rane were also thereMrs Ona Campbell and Mrs LettieNesbitt called on Mrs Marion Pearson in Howell last Thursday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel, Johnny and Christine spent Sunday with the JaySweet family in Battle CreekI The Thomas Clark family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of Mrs1 Margaret Clark and family Thes Dr Cecil Hendee family of Lansing called on the Walter Clarkfamily SundayMr and Mrs Mervvin Campbelland Arnold Berquist were in Detroit last ThursdayThe Maynard Clark family of Manrhester were Friday guests of theWalter ClarksMr and Mrs Lee Lavey and theJack Sharps accompanied JimmyLavey to Ypsilanti Sunday wherehe will attend the Mich State Nor mal He will stay in the dormitory MYAON HUGHESJP Complete Line Plinbing Fi tores and SuppliesElectric, Of wi Gas Hoi Water Hester Complete Line of PimpsWe Sen WMnsiaH We ServicelHOiF TIP 6S1M 71 BA9T MJWagoners Grocery 6086 Pinckn, Quality Mechondisebeer and Wise to Vake OulPhone Howeii 705J2INTER COATS ARE ARRIVING DAILYOSltWILL HOLD YOUR COAT iN LAYAWAY WITHA SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT SHOP EARLY WHILE THERE IS LARGE SELECTION TOCHOOSE FROM PEIRCES Si ORE FOR WOMEN Howell MlchgcrWE Give GDH Stamps with Any PurchaseThe Howard Reads with the Del STATE OF MICHIGANScene along the driv frum Mackinaw City to PetuAey Packers of Ann Arbor had dinner The Prooate lean roc UM Cmmntf mat the Gondola, Ypsilanti, Sunday LivingstonThe Hubert Ledwidge family of Matter of the Estate 4Royal Oak were Sunday guests of i Edla M Potter, Mentally incompeiscover the natural beauty of Mi igan t HAVE YOU HAYES STATE PARK near CUnton is nestled among the Irish Hills with frontage on Round andVISITED THESE Samplers LakesWILDERNESS STATE PARK near MackinawCity is preserved in its original state Notable forwildlife, unusual wild flowersYOUNG STATE PARK near Charlevoix Denseforest of evergreens and hardwoods with frontage on Lake CharlevoixWHITE CLOUD STATE PARK near WhiteCloud High wooded banks along the lovely WhiteRivers mineral springr Mrs Eleanor LedwidgeMajor Wm Fisk and wife of San Antonio, Texas, are visiting the CJI Clintons With them they called on the Ralph Clintons of Lincoln Park and had dinner at Saratoga Farms tentAi ii sersiSeptember 7, 1855 of said Court hold oaWilbur Eisele and wife of Fowler jenjoy thefiner flavor of Michigan brewedbeer K uit Honorable Hiram Jt Smithof Probateici in Hereby Given, That allperso i interested in said estate aredirected to appear before said Pro ville called on Mrs hmma Voimcr bate Court oh October 4,1955,at 1000i Sunday A Mto show cause why a license1 Gretchen Tasch leaves for Ann Ar should not be grantei to Delnabor this week where she will enter Garrison, Guardian of said estatethe University of Michigan to sell or mortage the interest of Mr and Mrs Wayne AtLee Mr said estate in certain real estate de1 and Mrs Don Tower and Grttchm described in her petition for the pur Tasch visited the Northland last lose of investing the proceedsTuesday li Ordered, that iUce thereof Mrs Viola Read was in Jackson be FridayMrsEdith Carr visited her sister,Mrs Gale Middleton in Detroit lat nerefBMichigan JDrewers Vssociation350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, Michigan iat National Brewing Co of Michigan Pfeiffer Brewing Co Sebewaing Brewing Co Stroh Brew f by publication of a cepythree weeks consecutivelyto said day ofnearingii Dfspatch and that theweek and the Leo Bettys family in Pecon cause a copy of this, noticeWaIled uke be erved upon eachknown parnu n nA T , IBtet at his last known tMnmRobert Carr of Grand Rapids spent Kv af A V, , t , rj iU A bV registered mail,e week end with Mrs Edith Carr Miss Madge Jack of Mt Pleasant leastITS HEBE A NEW PROFESSION AL BEAUTY SERVICE ZOTOS PINPERMITS WONDERFUL AND COSTS SO UTTLEONLY 495 This Includes Shampoo and SetTHE PWCKNEY BEAUTY SHOP Mr and Mrs Clare Miller and CarJol took Richard Miller to Alma Sun where he has enrolled in the collegeDick Darrow and Lee Hollingsworthwere also there The college gave aa reception for the parentsMr and Mrs Robert Pike were InComma and Owosso Friday212 BAST MAIN STBRITTA BBASH, PBOP UP JM11UClare Swarthout and wife andLynn Hendee and wife spent the the week end at Lovellsj Mrs June Hendee with Mrs Pat Rupert of Howell took in the statefair at Detroit last weeek Mrs Hazel Bland of Howell wasa Saturday guest of Mr and Mrs Robert Pike ,Bea White and wife called on theBasil Whites of Mason Road latThoriday Mrs Cacia Chambeerlain and son,Welton left for the east Saturday Hj will go to Europe to attend coll ege a year She will visit her daughter, Lois, in Syracuse and relatives in Conneticutj 130 attended the dinner and picnic l sponsored by the local Masonic lore at the U of M Fresh Air Camp atI Patterson Lake Sunday After the dinner there were games for the children and a ball game between teams led by Martin Ritter and Clifford MillerRev ftenry Wyse of ArchboldOhio,will be guest speaker at the morning, zvic at the Calvary MennoniteChurch on Sept 18, Rev Beachywill be serving in a weekend conference at the Erb Street Mennonite T8 prior Mch hH was a week end guest of the Robert 0uonal service at, least five 5 dun Ackleys prior to such hearingMrs Albert Shirley visited her dau Hiram H Smith Judge of Probfttighter, Mrs Lorna Eller and family eleita rarshaUl in Pontiac Sunday Krrristrr of ProbateGene Reason and wife, Mrs Flor ence Artz of Detroit and Mrs Mie Galbraith Gorman of Dexter called Rane of Whitmore Lake were guests at the Dispatch office last Wednesof the M J Reasons Friday day The Kenneth Reason family of The law enforcement officers of 9Ann Arbor called on Mrs Erlna counties held a dinner and meetingReason Sunday at Uof MFresh Air Camp, PattersonAndrew Campbell and wife called Lake last night The White Shrineon Mrs Grace Kelly is Owosso Sun Howell has a dinner here Saturday dy night served by the Piaekney 0 E SForest Darrow and wife and fcaig Wcolev Reader and Robert MeabonSmith, wife and baby of Gatesburg fcnent the week end at the Meabon spent Sunday with tje MEDarrws cabin at Lovells Mr aad Mrs Mark Abney 1ve The Joe Schowers of Ann Arborbought the Roland Kalea home at were Saturday guests of the Prd Rush Lake and are moving there Read fajnily Mr and Mrs Roy Reason, Ann Thomas Bonaer spent 4 dan Shirley, Fanny and Leotft spent the Chfoagf last weekweek sad in Manktaa Macaiat Tyol Skom IM 1 hjiyCi wV , V 1 SAVING 34 roomREGULAR NOWYOU SAVi THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEWards and Wayne Wagonersed the state fair at Detroit laatweek Commercial fishermen will remove8 toaa of carp froa tke mad flat at Sterling Park, Monroe fA meeting was held at Lepeerlast week attended y 260 farmers and hunters to try and Improve ban ter farmer relatioaa Moat fannersdo not allow hunting o their farms Vern Fisk and wife of Monroe call 1ed on the C J Clintons Sunday I The npckaqrIII M toffy, M 0 Piaekaey MichiganCall 11 e A M to 200 P M fiacept WednesdaysTues, PrL, Sat700 to 800 P MSILVER NEEDLES 4H CLUB The Silver Needle met with MrsLouise Schuman Sept 12 and elected the following offiersPrea,KarenTessmer Vice Pres, Brenda Hoyt SecJudy Root Treaa, Enrol Schu man Reporter, Gloria Bond 1L6w MY0VGonePHONE U PErrol Schuman had a Health Improveraent exhibit at East Tankingat the 4H State show and won a blue ribbonf 16995Proseason TradeIn Limited timeBeautiful new 1955 DuoTherms in smart Sandalwood finishBlower circulates heat by force Turns itself on and off automatically, Gives greater comfort floor to ceiling,saves up to 25 on fuellBUY NOWIASY TEMTHE UVEY HARDWARE that U Ufft tocugaofttr you CLAY GORDONLTLB W MUN6ELL ASSOOIATB LANDasi Grand stiver liowell, MichiganCWce 21JPhoue 15ftlvLyle JN Munsell,Dr R McCloskey DENTIST112 North Michigan Ave Telephone Office 935 Residence 814vemingg by Appointment rUlERAI HOMEDM 6 Swart DirectorModem EquipmentPHONE U P ft3172Frad C Raickiioif,litiwi Weekly iti u iPBONB U PRoger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVBfiEdith R Carr1 4 2 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phone UP 8Faro Sales A Specialty Bert WylieGUI Fowlervilb 228F6Arnold Berquist233 lincuUDa St Plnckaey, MidWatch BftpcdringGold Stcunpi Wetcfcto, Watch PandJewele idc ToShmRitter TVSalcsServiceRADIO A TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt and CoorteooaMMM fMMtDIRECT FROM FACTOR ordtrtafyou tt yoat tk fat lip outtarn ttmh itodt J7 OUAIU j want Phtne UP 85M126 Webster StPinekney, Michigan Real EstdteFarms, Homes, Lake Proper Buinesfi OpportunitiesList Your Property Hith MUerald Reasoobroker 209 North FeaiiPHONE U POPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationsWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chiton Road, ft mi N of St Phone Brighton AC 7US1OASS1FD ADYSIt y FOR SALEDUO THERM Oil Heating Stove with 55 gallon barrel aid1 faucett and 22 feet of copper tubing f and stand N J Buzzard Phone UP 83139 i Specializing in Fire Protection rTRFYTER SALES SERVICE Extinguishers, Bras, Hose ProductIkCY ElAIVMsMT F0R SALEOne Oil Space Heater, 7119IW WlilllCiI I One Coal or Wood Space HeaterOneLaundry Store UP 8 3289 George W FosterRL ITP t4548Extinguishers RepairsdCOAL11MB TO THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIRBHAVE THE BBBST COAL REASONABLE PRICE AND A DEUVEKYTHE FUEL OIL BUSINESS AFTER SEPT 18WILL BlD L HOEY SONPHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119 Bottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOMEHEATINGWYLIE L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWHi SacrificeHowell 706FOR SALE Accordian 120 base L0STThree white faced Hrford Gallanti,lik new, Cost 61285 Will Cattle near Bentley Lake and Beard Call Eva Enquit at filey Road8 Finder notifyAlbert C Lelonek, phone UP 83177WANTED SEWINGwill do altera Plnckney Michigantions and repairs at my home Mrs Merle Bobier, Phone 916 FOR SALEHolstein Cow and CallSOS East Sibley, Howeell Fred Kulbicki, 3410 M36 WtFOR SALHolstein Cow W n soon HA 6 4067Pinekney s S4S6FOR SALE1948 and 1941 Dodge 4 FQR SALE BjackDoor, 48 has B H new Paintneeds motor repair, 41 run good, both p TTp fi Mhave good tirea and fluid drive The Phn UP BM8 two for 50 I SB18 Thurstos Rd, Silver Lake j FOB SALE1952 Dodge, ten truck new tires, very good oekdiUoaComeFOR BAUPony, ile and bird and 8ee for yowsetf Seorge Maf 1 cera thi, week and eans y the 4719 Downing Dr Strawberry Lakepound er biekel, broeceli, beeta, Ru 2, Pinekney Phone JLG 7W6S abbage, dills Orders taken MOW ,Holt P 62 at 44 Patt i FGR SALEUniTersmI Antematie Perculator, 8 Cups, Never beea used CeU HA694Mrea Lake IUPAINTttG ANB DECORATING 9UMINTSBR AND EXTERIORWork tsaranteed Free lstisiates 3eWHowCadillac, 49 Dodgt, 4 door,47 BuiekUP 8746FOR SALE Parakettes, Male 800per pair 500 Mrs Albert ShirleyPhone UP 8 327FOR SALEOne Trumpet In goodcondition UP 8 8289 m Oji called for and deliveredFOR SALEwSept 17 and Sept 24 j phone HoweU 1364 or 11girWil f OR SALEord TracterPhone UP 3297 SSHLS5iA Pfton nearIy newWANTEDWaitre to workably out of schooL Call UP 8 81W in the mondaf AtttomotiTe OJJM Stold and uri HeUister, UU Weit wGrand RtvrPhoaa 151 F0R SALE1941 Olds Sedan, newWlL Michigan battery Mike Harmack srtUhFRUITSMEATS tTEGETABLESGR0CER1ES FOR SALELarge No S Potats Wd and gravl50 Ite for 76c Als taioM 1W P5ggif you pick them youmlf u UP oc mil SORRELLWater WelteFISH CoilSpring MattressMrs Roy Hannett UP 88171MARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE FOR SALETimothy hay fr aowtiMark Nath Phone UP 8 8664WANTED Paint JobSign Painting, interior aad ttter ior decorating 8010 Plngree Road1 Phone UP 8297 Piaekaey Fraaeia Shekam PkoM W t 8iMAARKS SALBed buiWing 1ets,eneaer er aere, prices zifht A Seaera i74 West MtsP6B SALLJt ft new wfare feae iag, 6 ireo sewsbonier mmwM 11HI West Shew, FOR SALE Black rewata 8 mentht eM Norge rtfrifcimttt aelectric stove and ipftoo heaterAll IM good eeadition Me ORDER YOURFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICES POCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANYWk a Dublin Core The Dublin Core 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 14, 1955 Description An account of the resource September 14, 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 1955-09-14 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/dd767bedce31460d448334e8b99285d3.pdf e476cf7356e4d980f178b3a487b91323 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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Tfoltuae 71 BINCKNKY M3PATCHWednesday, September 21, 1955MICHIGAN MIRROR NtiGWBORWu IHOTE3 SCHOOL NEWS Republican legislators do not like The name of the Stockbridge Agthe special session called by Gov ricukure school has been changed to Irnor Williams for next month for t Stockbridge Community SchoolThe iby ita means they think he expects present enrollment is 1600 Il ill Winger Reporter JI AiratoaTheI thn,v to L JI iratoa opeatd, nor 1J6S fogtball season Friday by iOlwn t0 Ld hihto put them over a barrel especially en mental kealthThe iber subjects Gregory is starting a Ground Ob i0nS t0 Lden high school therelor consideration are trafiie aad aid er CT l t0 b TBOU leams wre evenly matto schools iViars catoouc CuttrciiKev Fr Albert Sen mat, itatSunday iaste8 60u am 1000Novelli ilwuuoo, FrMj evening amat 7fO fruu,Ail these prooiem have been jeii inducted into the I hed lJincknes downfall cameDavid Whitehead of Gregory lias, when they had several fifteen DevoUuas and Saturday fromolutions offered but none agrd Per oi dexter ha enrolled at Alonj The Republicans kaowa if the, blon xUstall during the two months specialseaeioB they will be furnishing the penalty calledttUMrs Mary Quigg Conley, widowf the late Henry Conley of Webfoveraor with excellent campaiga ater died at St Joe hospital, Anamaterial for next year So they will Arbor last week T myt thaIn the first quarcer i,iadeu scfirst five minutes when Quarterk Lucas ran right end lor thetouchdown from the 4 yard lineTneattempted conversion by Price hit the crossbar rnckney tyien started forethenJ Suatitty1 Elementary SchoolKindergarten , ,We are talkie about safety rules mt f8 in Detloit wiil on befiteanoniie iihwhare rial for next year So theydemanding the governor furnish, T mystery of the many baUona J move Wlth Burns and CampeJlslShtei over this ar D 10 h mu the le and Hi i theandrunninga specific program for aU 3 iatuw hted over this area Dec 10 has Other groups are workiag on been cleared up One was picked up nd ami th had the ball on thetraffic The Michigan Press has a near Dexter and one near Fowler linden 12 when the quarter endedeommittee working with traffic e viUeThey carried cards that 10,000 n the second quarter the first arts and state official Muskegpn of thm hd been released by a Lu diey play went awry and it wascounty has worked out a program theran Welfare Association in Chi second down and 15 to go On a,xt Kv fczra8 S SuptMorning WoslujrSunaay Scl oi VounK Peoples MeetingCottage Fellowship Service Wednesday Church1ahtorWalter Each 1000 1100county has worked out a pgwhich is being copied in many oth ca an appealed for funds for thear parts of the state orphans g O nxtwlh fine protection,Higgs fad l A Led back and threw a pass intneA program for mentaUy retarded Fowlervilles new school wiU be ded nht flat to Don Packer who maJechildren has been discussed for tho icated SePt Prof Howard Jones beautiful catch of the ball 6 ia,hspast decade At present there are of the University of Michigan Is ove rund and ran for the touch 1600 mentally retarded childreu the speaker down Dyers bad pass from centerand there is no place to send them , Jhe Brighton school enrollment is Packers conversion kick Lapeer is full to overflowing and 18 I The teams played tight footballthe move to convert some of theTD rence Hunter, 16, of Brighton uI midway in 4th quarter when d th b Bev J VV Winger,Sunday School 930 JL DLMorning WorshipThurs nig in prajer meeting 1045 a mthe move to convert some of theTD , , o ghton y quarter whenAoapitas into menUl hospitals has dled week when a bullet from a thms began to happen At this blocked by the board of health euhe was using in target practise Point Pinckaey had the ball on theirbeenGev Williams wants new buildingand a sew staff of doctors for them Education is a major state problem Floods of new atutanta aro own 27line after the jam mm alter the teamstheir had seesawed back and forth Athim in the neck Losing to Howell 4 to 3last game put Fowlerville into a thls Point instead of kicking on 4tu , wx w tie with Chelsea for first place in dn with a yard to go they sentcrowding the schools and creating TrCounty base ball leagueOw Ch Campbell through the lie,Hea teacher shortage Dr Clair Taylor to th ateaess of the season ai to make the necessary yard upt of public instruction wants a the ,wlUube no P10 ae by, about a fOot Linden made200 month raise or 60,000 teachers , lrly Henry sr former mayor a cuple of gains through the Pinckout of surplus funds The governor Howe1 and Ptont P at t e Liv lcJ h and then I inckney drew awould uee 10 million of the surplusfor this Rep John McCune East Lan had bing wants beer and liquor aivtftlt ident nfar Novi last P y drew a1lgsn nty now employed 15 V Penalty putting the ball on by the Abbe Printing Co , Detroit Plncney 2 yard line Don Luoierhad both legs broken in an auto ac ent over for the Linden touchd id Li at the ciuxch atWed choir practice 800730 p m in oai roomScott Carver and Jerry Heathboth saw wrecked cars Sundayafter I Bobby JMcMtken was 5 years old MondayWe are making a bulktin boardwith, signs of tall on itWe made a calendar ami are learning the days of Ue weekRonnie MaKins cat got wild andscratched himEmily Miller brought pictures hermother took the first day JI schoolBobby Orlowski has moved toPortage LakeCarol Curts went to the park SundayBecky Henry has new shelves forher dolls and toys Wayneacross the lakeRod Wedmayer went horsebackriding at his grandmothersAlvin McCarty saw a horse hit i by a car Sunday The horse doctor came, inills800 us a deal has been made tosell all Uie remaining oni tM where they are stjll used t was not iO iuJg ag1 that thesewere considereu the jast wordtrauspjrtation and one of the thin going to the city was to ride oa tiem The many different cars a 1of which operated on diffVre tI streets were confusing tj one not with the city and it tookl u yet tht right carst transportation were the1 horse dravn cais which started k in 18fJJ They were drawn on strap rails by one hore and someies two They liadre unheated in the awere used until lo stats andwinter yet1895 whaieveryMuinUnadiila 3treeUKev Keith Ruegsegger, PastoiSunday SchoolMorning Worship irouth GroupEvening Serviceg Prayer Choir Practice Wed 945 a m1050 AM 700 p m300 p m800 p m 400 p tn780 p m First Grade, jWe have a good science tableOnit is a toad, caterpillars, wolie spider with basket of eggs, turtle, crickets, stones and chestnuts jLinda Chanyi visited her cousin in ones were soldiu Farmers eagerly bought them they were usually young and amonths on a faun restoredin io health In late years moreand more busses have been replac street cars Their advantage is no track trolley orer house and can bewhereDetroit Connie Schmidt has a racoon nied PuddinVifth GradeThe General Motors Dept A Pub In repard to horses the DetroitI fire department used horses untilim World War 1 They were fine ani mals and were trained to go to theirTimmy Sprouts mother almost places when the fire bell rang Thelost a wheel off her car , harness was suspended in front Donna Austen has a rope burn on the engine they pulled and ither neck lowered on them They trDick Wilkins grandfather was hint a gallup and a horown dwnweek when ut Linden again faile i to convert Pkwants beer and liquor aivtftlt f w whe convertinvestigated especially ot ttt he was hlt by a car driven by WaU Pickney got a break when they motoriste to stop along the ace Dempsey of Walled Lake Dmp covered a Linden fumble on ther beer on Labor Day 8ey was kllled Hinry is in J3ontiac Llnden 2J b they drew another15 hZgedroad for beer on Labor DayCONSULTATION BBPT hospitalyard penalty and on tve next playMiss Norah Riditfgr of Harper hos someone tfot heir signals mixed andtl Di th bllp g xed andpital, Detroit has been named dir th ball sailed through the backiield t f d Pi ofwasavelkd ata horse drawn engineto a fire was a sight neverto be forgotten Like the streetcarbecame pavemerit sore and hafd to be retired IkiLtns have seen many ,f them which hadable collections were made by IaHy Jonn usen visited his cousin m been purchased by farmersSuggettNancy Read,Venning Cuts Ann Arbor unday teams were matched and1 ic Relations sent us b booklets each in an auto accident and is in an Annon Transportation Science, Refnger Arbor hospital e forgotten Likeution and Automobile Story, Our , Jelf Davises sister smashed her horses they eventually science work on ants was good We liner in a door Kidrew pictures of them, The scienceKaiser hasgy ,jrMary Lee Aschenbreimeer, Larry Debby Mowers dopr caughthtLey, Ronie Haices,Ci uddvrifheasant afnv houseshorses had Theifferentdifferent coloredownpresent 60 miles of Michigana ector ofnurses at McPhersoa hos nd Pinckney fell on it on theirnine a of aueams are restrict Ptal Howell iy yard line The game ended here,eu to tront tly fishing only i Tn Chelsea Knights of Colum Next week Piutkney plays Sana Clinton county has a new public Dus will build a new hall on Soui i ae on the home field at 8 p mBite on tue Looking Glass Main St there orne out and support the teamliver b miles east of DeWitt where the dept bought 924 acres of land PinckneyKeiser, gTandson of George Stonedept has accepted the Tobico Thompson of Pinckney and a U S Wyliemarsh, an 86y tcre tract 8 mika Marine was gent to Santa Bar an Kitchenium Way City as a wild life area, j California to fight the fires He was Dyer It is estimated 130,000 persons driving a truck when a tree hit itwill hunt ducks and geese in Mich and turned it over He is in the USigan this fall f naval hospital with a broken leg71 people mostly commercial, He had his clothes burned offiiafcermen, attended a meeting atHay City last week to discus re GROUND BREAKING RITESstocking the Great Lakes with white Ground was broken last Wedneafiafa, trout and wall eyes day for St Marys new parochial32 fires burned over 86 acres last i school on Hamburg St across frothe church The following priest CampbellHenryPackerHiggsHeathBurns L EL TLGCR G L TL EQ UL HR HF , Jindon IMuell y, ,Camille wJa,DeeAnn IuHoisKat,,y A1bert Kaiser visited Niagara Falls1 hiJustafsdh, We are experimentingwith paper mache and making frames and animals for oui Michiganan We thank Mrs Miller fo binging a fan to keep us cool A hike is 1 his summerHobby Curts daddy hasLiuick carDale Booths bird diedJ Baughn visited the abeing planned to Jchn Colones grard tUflts Sundy and saw Jakson Caspris Did you know there is nothing ini names which cannot be changedand that over lJtO people a yeari their names changed in theJuiiLllli CUU1L 1M VVaMt ItSharpZieglerRefereeAuten HiebcrLucasAlexander PriceLucier iathers woods We are happv n about jilo The requirementsA er enjoy our books Our librarians are Second UraHi u T ,U1 must be 21 ManLerrr116un1 Uecky Ruthvv rchZT who get the books ready ees house for Winn, i J W r L, l mustPirn, oni GJ n dinnei, Jinda Wylie m sensible ami in god taste MoatTh rrJ x I e uaW aUt utddenl way to r those who get name changes drThe 6th grade ,s making maps of her couSins Sunday Robert Vede, ,nn born who have Jon namEurope showin, the capitoN of each had a brthday and got ma gi , Z To oTZLTcounty the rivers and mountains Iaula Wilson and Linda VanBlari P 6th grade is doing the same with cums fathers had birthdays Arthur1the Unted States Charlotu Me Potters father has a new ChevroletNaughton from South Lyon is d new Jeff e was horseback riding,We read that a Chicago womanhas started suit against 41 tavernsthere for 490,000 for making herWNk The dept is sealing 22,000,000board ft of state timber valued at190,00090 percent of it is pulpwood19 million pine trees are nowavailable for fall plantingThe Williamston hunting plannow includes 48 farms and 200,000acres of farm land86,000 archers are expected totake to the woods Octl to Nov 1 intfce deer seasonDeer hunters will receive balltype deer seals again this year were present Revs Fr Day ofHowell McCann of Brighton,cenkGampbell of New York and Kokowidh of Lakeland Th school will be one story with8 rooms Four rooms will be finish CIark ,lH ln the Cth jfrade Wee are expr Koger Harden went to a picnic , u t Linesman Gatzmeyer I mentinr Wlth d on bread, We Dexter Park Jenny Devine has 2 husband a dllnkufd She sued undrrvesAlvin gimonson, Lpnie I haVe a Pr0Ject on ants John Schroo ,,cnics but wants a burgy Susan th lllmois Dram KhP Act whichn, Jim McCleer, John Burg,, ai,Bobby Hoss brouht a Craigs mother made Elaine Du row maks a taVern lPl acU Kedy, Denni8FOOTBALL SCORESManchester 13, Sand CreekAPPRECIATION DINNERMr aaclfrs Lester McAieee opeled their home Thursday eve foraa appreciation dinner given by the4 Notes Quartette, Jolean Basydie, teach wlU come from Adrian Carol Gerycz, Barbara McAlee and piNCKNEy CHApTR M a parish hailIt will be of block construction witiia brick facing D D Grady of Ypsilanti is the contractor and JAnicka of Ann Arbor the contractor He isthehadSeptember 1956, the parish hall earlierIt has not yet been decidede if theLewis home will be retained for a or notThe sisters who on 6 Lincoln 20,0H 0 colony of ants in a glass jar ofv,iaigs mother made Elaine Duirowa new dress for her birthdav tmmitltd b a patroi while unJer y tne influence Of course allwhich we placed on a wooden block Elaines grand parents have gone toin a pan of water We watch theem Florida A horse backed into the Uvorns are bondei d the bondingmake tuunels for their eggs, babies bus Mike Carver was on but wasnt comanies wi fot the bill if and food We share our experience hurt Alan Bum vi,it,i tv, , i i woman ets a verdict Alan Burg visited the 700 andDexter 7, Chelsea 0 Saline 13,Carleton 12 Boysville 51, Deeifield 0 Sixth GradeWe are planning a program with cett Clare Hell went to Canada byiL tunnelton 12 Boysville 51, Deeifield 0, Clinton 20 Roosevelt 18, Dewitt 32, , Heatons room Columbus Dayaun Aroor tne contractor He is wKiLUJnn i7 vi1 fn I and have nlaie PaPer, , i i WebbeiviHe 14 rowlerviile 15, Mor Ar f aaji,pc, f usame one the Pinckney school, n Qin i,K, n for the sahGrs to bnn , , , rice 0 Leslie 33, Stockbridge 0 fu o ijrij vOVf ston 6, Dansville 6GETS PRMOMT1ONClare Hendee, son of Mrs Roseand have made paper mache birdsfromThird GradeAnna Tauraincns cat hn Kittens Maj Gen Roscoe Wilson, commander of the Third American Air rorcc based in England ays thebonds between this country and Eiigland are getting stronger andwe make the John Walton was in Ann Arbor Sat , fj ad mcntlomd uthe faNina, Pinta and Santa Maria rday Dick Klein went to Tawas itt T a moPth are takWe got acquainted with our lib City to a wedding, 175 miles away 1 lh Ti rrf alimenrary books last week Laurel Titus went to the Howell tol fSffWe have filled in maps of Central tientistCheryl Xutyei went to StrawNancy Nash This cooperative dinner honoredthose who had assisted the girlsThekenor guefts were Mr and Jlrsv Clarence Earl, Howell Mr and WVIHII BIWIMr Lynn Beattie, Mr and MrsJCcn September 27 Betk Zill, Ann Arbor aad the gJrJi Midge Miller, Secparents The Hill Toppers composed j of Eddie Hollingsworth, Walter j LIVINGSTON LODGE CALENDARlechler, Walter Pietras and Jay j Sept 24Reception forleot l Hendee of Pinckney who has beenin charge of the California ForestRegion since 1951 has been namedassistant chief of the forest serviceO E S Special Friday, Sept 23 to succeed E W Loveridge, retiredat 8 p m Advanced Officers Nite He will head the administratin, man Get your reservations in for the agement and information activitiesCounty Association at Brighton on Mr Hendee has been with the forest Europe for study of GermanyO l d berrvSunday Her father has are based country in which American troopsy ay Her father hasOur long division is improving a seed boatEddic Fisher has a bigWe will have football programs bul og Mary Wylie went to herfor sale at the game Friday You U cousinS Sunday and rdenjoy them if you buy one, We have a new pupil RamonoNaughtona ponyREUBEN WRIGHTReuben Wright, 76 died at his Th village of Utica in Macombcounty was again without a waterjtippy last week due to the presenceof chromium waste in the Clinton Kiver from whi4i they gei teirThird and Fourthj service 25 yearsi and was fomerly i home in Flint Sept 15 He was born SundvBiflvhi Wnt T thzon watPr uPPly The waste is dump1regional forester mcharse orlTSyn Center but liyed in PinckVom MarttwiIygLnewboits J national forests He graduated at i y where his father, Frank Wright troit Joan visitedy j Sep 24Reception fowere also guests The group Sauer, grand marshal ataiuabering 21 enjoyed a chicken dia Sept 28 MM degreespar followed by music in tiwv river by Ponttac industrialconcerns Last July the same thinghe , happened and Utica village hada to haul water in by tank cars This1LIBRARY NEWSNew books at the library are Bentoni Row by Yerby and Mamo Hattl Girl by LenktBUMMMAGE ft BAKE SALE MMrit BryWl of mmland St Marys will sponsor a Rumm plane hostess showed pictures offe aad Bake Sale on Friday and Saturday, September 30 and October 1 in the Gerald Reason buildingoa lfaia Street , Lawrence Camburn W MP W Curlett ,SecKIWANIS NOTESThe Kiwanis dinner at CassidyLake has been postponed to27 at 7 p m Tuesday night business for himselfjng Marc Meyers dad has aaysgoing1 ornia He belongs to the Toasmast ers Club, American Foresters and He married Cora Wilson, daugh boat Mary osraysProfessiolal Employees of Agricul ter of Mr and Mrs Mark Wilson of was hit tbv nVm K,,ture T1 ov ter, Mrs Lloyd Hart and 2 sons, JamesThe fire engine was called to the Merlyn and Lloyd, all of Flint Pat j time Utica is going to tio something, orse about it and has asked the prosecutSl miay morn inir attornpy to stnrt suit against motor j the City of Pontinc for allwinjp theTopsy, i waste to be dumped in the riverPinckneyShe survives witr a daugh Chervl n7r i Wt hurt niuch We npver could seo this use of river v arrm nas a now puppy wter It would be much safer t3ellCenSa1TAmencI in Detroit S H 7 WPIdinff lI wator from dpep wells as manyElementary school Tuesday monin , funeral was at the Reiglc Funeral pupnv WB CIUAU StenS I other cities dou J Lt L , , ,, TT m j L , 1 wn Kiuea by cnr ConnipThe Tank Younir, Kenneth Frya hole in ths , Howe Tuesday wiUi burial in Grae Keiser and Rose Mri v MIt onnn wM not determined I awn Cemetery to See The U ZXVZ MARCH FOR DYSTROPHY far the Mrs Clifford Miller entertainedI the Pinckney Chapter OE S Past BOY SCOUT RENDEZVOUSI Matrons last week 21 were tere At a mtinjr of the Boy Scout Meadames Florence Baughn, Kitsie f officials of the county at St Johns ady and the Tram p Ann nneth FrMarie Young visited her Aunt Peg Rni Dor Burns families spent Sunin Grand Rapids Hay with the D Conklin family iiRapidFourth and FifthWG have 22 4tb graders and 12 5th m our room HarrowSPECIAL NOTICEIn accordance with Departmental Dinkel and Hazel Poulson were co parish Hall, Howell Sept 14 A WHSreeomendatioa the Pinckney Poll hosteesses decidie4 to hold a mystery rendez 15 March for Dy Office wiM close at 580 P M beginn The followinsr attended the D vous at some unnamed camp start saw a bl whte horse in theiTvar tt a toeetin at x October 1, 156 Molay installation of officers at injr Sept 23 The Catholic Boy luly and her sifter wore baptised 1Utt wade A film Today Ann Arbor Saturday nijfht Pat, Scouts will spend a week end in re Sundav Rifharrf Blades doir hasrrow is now available to Oiear Back with Ray Fischer Thayer, Roberta Ackley, Nancy treat at Camp Kirolliex 39 Scout PUPPGS Frank Wilsons rloe waVpoup or organisation Anvotie of the Detroit Die Set attended the Spittler, Nancy Slayden, Lcota Rea lMJersfrofflaUovrthe nation, ai od b a car We have comnUJ HwriU lCrt Fred Hyna, Machine Tool convention at Detroit , arx MunpieiBaker, Amanda DeBarr Ann Arbor recentlyine Tool convention at Detroit son, Dorothy Winslow Mrs Darrel tended a meeting of the U 0 M inJlTr ryaout ants how they iroilast Wk M Bnkr AmivU DalUrr Ann Artuir MMtiv 7eed nd eat day with the D Conklin family inGrand RapidsMrs Joan Fisher FaTk and son,Michael of California who have beenspending their vacation with her parents, the Owen Fishers of PortTakc return to California thisweek ril130 people from Lane Hall, AnnArbor attended the U of M Riftdouvez at Patterson Lake Thursday,Friday and SaturdayTUB PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wefeegday, September 21, 1960THE BETTER WAYTo Fiatice a New Automobil 1 THB BANK WAYBuying a car with a loan from thisbank gives you these clearcut a4 vantages 1 Lower dealer price because we advance all cash above down paymentt Lower interest rate than you might etherwUe pay8 Spacedout repayments for yourconvenience Finance your car the better waywith a cash loan hereFirst Nation Bank David Henry ad Jack have a Hexcn buiro purchased of Syveaterborn to John Gfoupe and wife ofeoixjrville Sept 8, a uaugnter HOW ELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANan epiaemic of lobberj ,uJvr Uis We Wednesday, Thurly, Sept 20 21in mia accuou overw aend TheAC Wattoa store at Unauiiia wa lotofceut ,tae fceth Rupert lumLer yard onice at Howell auu a Fraikie Lane and Keefe BraaaeUelaBRJNG YOUR 8MILB ALONG ib i eciuucolorPAY BILLS ONLY ONCEWITH A CHECKING ACCOUNTYour check stub serves as a reminder to you ofbills paidand a cancelled check is proof ofpayment Its convenient to pay by check nostanding in liae no special trips to make Pay by check the convenient safe and economical OsdsrFedstalof Kedeiall Ueaerreporatkm and Federal Deposit lasarnc Cctrporatlom ,AJJ Deposits injured Up to fUyOQOui Steve Teeple Anattempt was made to steal a colt of Steve VanHorn but the animal gotaway and wua found Iburr fitch of Pinckney and MiaMinnie Wilmore of Stockoridgewere married Tuesday William Hooker haa started biscider mill at Pettysville A new paper has been launched at oChelsea the Tribune by CE ioung Sun, Mon , Tues, Sept 25, 26, 27 Matinee Sunday 2S0 p m Conti Monroe and Tom EwellinFriday, Saturday, Sept 23, 24DAVY CROCKETT1Kbtg of the Wild Frontier IB TechnicolorandARIZONE SHEEP DOG tEE THEATREWH1TMORE LAKEFriday, Saturday, Sept 23, 24 Doable FeatureRosalind Rustel, Fernando Laraos, inTHE GIRL RUSH Vutta Viaioais Technicolor andGlean Ford, Frank Lovejoy sad Caeaar RomeroinTHE AMERICANO in ColorCartoon and SDJJISon jMrsKose Black and daughter, jiia visited the Mike Fitzsiramona Ilamily in Adrian last week I Some of the old civil war veter who are, getting less than THE SEVEN YEAR ITCHIn CinemaScope and ColorIwaydeposit op to 10,000 outmembership in tke FederalTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK Ovrr EightyNine Years of Safe STATE OF MICHIGANTke Probate Court foi tb OousSfof Livinscsttm In the Matter te Estate ol a month pension have been raised Wednesday Thursday Sept 28, 29f Adrian T Lavey, Deceased 12 is now the minimum Micky SpillanesI At a session of said Court held on n compliance with the law pass j August 30, 1955 ed by the legislature the rairoads K1S8 ME DEADLY1Present, Honorable Hiram R will reduce their passenger fare to WIU 1 Smith, Judge of Probate I 2 cents a mile, starting Sept 27 Ralph Meeker and GloriaThe children and grandchildren 1of David Mowers gave them a sur prise party Saturday night on theoccasion of their 40thiveraary Sun,Mofi,Tuee,Wed Sept 25 te 2tA Walt Disney ProductionLADY AND THE TRAMP Length CartoonIn Technicalin CinemaScopeCartoon News SwitzeilandTnurs FrU Sat, Sept 29,30,Oet 1 in CinemaScopeBurt Lancaster, DiannaFoster and Dianna LynntoTHE KENTUCKIANNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENThat all creditors of said deceased required to present their claimsestate Her1861TAXESPINCKNEY VILLAGE TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT MY HOMESATURDAYS AND MONDAYSUNTIL FURTHER NOTICEHELEN REYNOLDS, Villlage Treasurer545 East Putnam St P 0 Box 203, Pinckneyn AU OCTAGONS by said Court at the Probate Officeon November 1, 1955 at 1000 A M It is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by publication of a copyhereof fcr three weeks NOTES 25 YEARS A6 SCO DRIVEINTHEATRE Africa as never before filmedWAKAMAFVn Color CartoonWalt DisneyaNAKED SPUR In Technicolorsert SYLVANTHEATREFloyd Weeks and Ross Read have j CULT OF THE COBRA Friday, Saturday, Sept 16, 17 Aithprevious to said day of hearing, in been elected delegates to the Repub the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the lican state convention at Grand Rap f Faith Domergne and Richard Ung Fnday Saturday, Septpetitioner cause a copy of this notice ids Sept 26 Cartoon THfc MAKAUUto be served upon each known party Pinckney was completly outclass gunday, Monday, Sept 25in interest at his last known address ed at Brighton Friday and lost 32 to MlSTElfc ROBERTS by registered mail, return receipt de 0 Funsch got 3 touchdowns,BClark 24manded, at least fourteen 14 days j anj Lietzau 1Pinckney lineup was prior to such hearing, or by personal j L Battle and fiasydlo, ends, Dever eaux and Chambers, tacklesDinkelaervice at least five 5 davsHiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy Cetesta ParshailJlerU bFLOWW Note5 0 48 YaarsJeff Parker and his team movedRaymond Siglers household goodsto Ann Arbor Thursday where heis attending college Mrs John Mortenson brought usfine head of cabbage Her gardenproduces good vegetables In Superscope anjStarringHenry Fonda, James Cagney andand Jack Lemon ard Cartoon A Western StarringDan Duryea and Kennan Wynnand Jeff Richard Shows 715 and 900Cartoon and Neweand Granger guardsLMeabon, cen siected Shorts ter Rus Read, Q B M Kennedy j oand Ted Adseh, halves Hube Lei Tue, Wed, Thur, Septwidge F BMichigan will entertain 50,000high school pupils free at her gamewith Denison Saturday Edith Carr of Pinckney was elected president of the County O E SAssn at Howell Tuesday Belle Pikes assoc grand matron and fiveother grand chapter officers were THE SEA CHASEIn CinemaScope rc withJohn Wayne and Lana Turner andTHE BOB MATTHIAS STORYwithBob Matthias and Ward Bond Cartoon Sunday, Monday, Sept 25 26Sunday Show 3, 5 7, 9RAGE AT DAWN withRandolph Scott, Nala Powers and Forrest TuckerCartoon Pete Smith SportMai caret Clark and family,inS Tue Wed Thur, Sept 272829THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYS in Technico rMusical Comedy withBob Hoie and Millie ViUle and Angela ClarkThe governors recount at Lan io , ,m , , , 1 has notchanged things much I the Tom Clark, Charles Clar ana The Michigan state fair after pay Qn the putnam baUota 2 Bru,ker Dan Driver families attended, the Showft 715 and 900I inp all expenses for last year and and Qne Grosbck baI,Qt were wedding of her nephew, Robert CartoWINKELHAUS how 28 COMPANYHowH this has a surplus of 35,000I The Michigan Condensed Milk CoI at Howell is receiving 100,000 lbs of j milk a day and paying the farmersJ 150,000 a monthThe sona of Mrs Kate Confers, Hlatchford at St Josephs church at CominprSon of Sintfad, Wera Lakeview Saturday Angels, The Americano1 Walter Clark with Mr ani NoTHE ROUSH PLUMBINGWater Systems Plumbing Repair 310Webster rotie UPBttool ruickneythrown Both Howellion ballot boxes were thrown out asthe boxes were not properly sealed ck attended the fun Clyde Royer and wife of Detroit Dr Alex Peearson was twice tried Mrs Rull C ark atte wereweek end guest, of the Wayfor arson in the burning of his barn eral 01 ine iatters , , , AT DObut the jury disagreed Sam Pots , tie Helms at Royal Oak last week Tie AtLeeswas the chief witneess against him Potts is now in jail in Ohio for nonpayment of alimony and has repudiated his confession He says stateofficers threatened to kill him if henot so testify There have been sevral suits resulting from thisA Fordfoieman has a false arrest suit pend ing against Pearson as he was oncearrested for firing the barn Pear,son also has a 50000 slander suit,pending against the Washtenaw ,County Medical SocietyAmbrose Kennedys Iootball teamwon 2 more games last week from Whitmore Lake Mrs Frank Leonard arrived herelast week driving a donkey on acart She claimed to be an evangel ist on her way to drive the dvil out of West Virginia She caid the ,trip would take 3 monthsShe stay SHORT RIBS I, Lbed at the old Darrow shoe shop vrfi awa, 1most of the week and defrayed her POLISH SAUSAGEexpenses by selling home madecardy She once lived with the Beach family at Howell EdwifrUrown passed the statebar examination and will locate in Battle Creek END CUi FORK CHOPS LbLINK SAUSAGE, Lb BIG BOLCGNA, LbRING BOLOGNA, Lb103 East THE HOlLISra MARKETSt 49c59c45c 42c25c59c550THE STATtt Or MICHIGANTh Protat Court tur tke Oointy a V wuxke it a matched team J Match your electric washer with an electric clothes dryeryour electric washer with a newdryer and watch thoseblues disappear Youllno more heavy, wet wash to hang on the lim, no more sudden ch fin the witther to worry about Your clothes v so sweet, fiufiyonly in an liroirk 5ryerEnjoy a corvie1 v oday Dry VOLT W elcc illy th mvxiii vaysee i on ,Ii th Matter of the Estate 4Edla M Potter, Mentally inconipejtentAt a session of said Court held onSeptember 7, 1855Present Honorable Hiram E SmithJudge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That allpersois interested in said estate aredirected to appear before said Prtv bate Court on October 4,1955,at 1000A Mto show cause why a license should not be granted to DelnaGarrison, Guardian of said estateto sell or mortgage the interest ofsaid estate in certain real estate de described in her petition for the purpose of investing the proceedsIt is Ordered, that iwdce thereofbe ffhren by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks consecutivelyprevious to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each known partyfa iaterfst at his last known addressby registered mail, return receiptdeman led, at least fourteen 14s prior to sieli hearing, orpersonal service at Wnt five 5prior to soch faarfarHirm R Smith, Judge of ProbaU GUNS I 50 NEW RIFLES AND SHOTGUNSTO CHOOSE FROM NEW REMINGTON WOODMATER 740A Cal 3006Auto Loading Rifles NEW WINCHESTER MODEL AUTO LOADIN G SHOTGUN SI SCOP E AN D CHOK E MOUNTl N G INSTALLE D B Y EXPERT SMIL L CREE K SPORTIN G GOOD SLPhon e HAmflto n 6818 51 Mrs Na n Meabo n an d daughte rI o f An n Arbo r spen t th e wee k en dMrs Eleano r Ledwidge Hopkin s an d wif e o f Nort h, Lak e calle d o m th e Georg e Meabon sSunday Th e Do n Griffit h famil y o f M tPleasan t spen t th e wee k en d wit h Jo t Griffiths DEXTER, MICH th e Ori n Mallow s o f Swarthbuf rCov e ar e visitin g in Watkin g Glenn ,Ne w York Oli n Robinso n wa s i n Lansin gthi s wee k atten d in a Masoni c dep ut y instructor s schoo l o f instruct io n conducte d b y DrMorga n Smea iTh e Lyn n Beatty s an d Leste r M Afee s attende d th e race s a trac e trad e JVda y nigh t rfnti TTVTHE PQfCKNBY DISPATCH Wednesday, September 21, 1955Th ePeopI Catera a aawad dmMatter Act of Muck I ltT7StoreLJfyGERItGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODSGROCERIESKEMShL 1THIS IS THE FIRST in a series of columns written tokaep you posted on new and interesting telephone itemsAlmost every day technical inventions appear on thecene and unusual stories about telephone service come along Wed like to tell you about them And then, too,wed like you to get to know us better and the things wedo to make sure that you get the best telephone service in the world HAVE YOU HEARDabout the new handsfree SpeakerphoneYou can hear and talk tothe person at the otherend of the line withoutlifting the handset Its done with a small microphone and a pintsized speaker This isnt just anexperimental model Hundreds of these telephones are in use in office, hospitals and in homes, too It onlycosts 660 a month extra, including federal taxHERES A QUIZ to tryon your family Its beenfound that most people guess too high when askdabout Long Distance ratesWhat would you say therate would be for a threeminute stationtostation call after 6 at night to Indianapolis, Toledo, Chicago, New XOIK, San Francisco Heres a clue Did you know that you can callany place in the United States for 2 or lessAn sv idianapolis 60c, Toledo 40c, Chicago 60cNew York 105 SanFrandsco 190iron Griffith visited the law Camburns over the week ed Lois Peckens ot Howell isfor Mrs Sergf Jim Doolittle, wife andHa is on Teanitfog aaniet SHOESORYGOODSSTOK 114 So Hotil 8 iSubecnpttoa Prk glJt a TearBillie Rowell, sn of Mr and MrsJohn Rowell of Patterson Lake wo graduated from Pinckrey highschool last June and was a 3 letterman in athletics,has enlisted i i theUSMarines and left fur the marinebase at San Diego, California last weekMr and Mrs Mark Holmes or Lakeland leave for Arizona t is week Mr and Mrs Al Dewey have jclosed their restaurant at Hilan 1Lake and gone there also Mr and Mrs Don Uuodremont have returned lrm Californiawhere they visited their uaughlerMrs Charlotte Hales UJKJ family at Oeeanside for a mouth They weivall over Californa,Saa Francisco and ,sney Land and saw Abbott ancCostellu, Lucille iJall, Vicor Mc Loglen and others California is agreat place for young people butj they like the old Chalker home at Patterson Lake best100 people and a plane searchedfor Neil Buchanan in a cornfield atFitchburg Friday but did uot findhim He is the nero convict waat for the Herrick murders at Stockbridge Oscar Beck has bevn ekcJ to thenew county hospital board, the only one from Pinckney so honored,Robert Twitchell has bought 15feet of frontage on M36 east of Oscar Beck and will build It is othe id Plasko farmHoward Thayer, Kudolph K eppen and Rev Winger attended thecharter night at Charlotte last Wednesday of the Kiwanis club BBpWBBBBPiBWBBBBBWBWBy,iaMYRON HUGHESComplete Lint Plumbing Ixtures andElectrls OH and Gas at Wtar HeatersOampfett Line of PumpsSell W Install We Service VIUP 8H4 7ft EAST UVWagoners Grocer 6066 Piick flradITS HERE A NEW PROFESSION AL BEAUTY SERVICE Z 0 T 0 S PINPERMITS WONDERFUL AND COSTS SO LITTLEONLY 495 This Includes Shampo and SetTHE PINCKNEY BEAUTY SHOP toer asri Wine to Take212 EAST MAIN ST BRITTA ERASH PROP PH0NEP9J1From where I sit ly Joe MarsJh Makes a Man HealthyWealthyand TiredSandy Petersons nephew Pete From where I sit, we must havilas gone back to college He heard a million stories like thatrorked on Sandys farm a couple But they show how aome peoplef months last summer to get assume their customs are the onljlardened up for football proper ones To most city folkHe seemed to enjoy farm life getting op at 415 seems odd, beill rightbut like most city kids cause they dont do it Just likit took him some time to get used some people dont think enjoyingto a farmers schedule a lasB of beer is right bSandy claims that when he w theg happen to prefer arent in to wake Peteon the other beverage and havent wake Irst morningthe boy looked up UP to the fact that everyone haijtartled and asked what time it a nht to hls rwn choiceras Sandy replied it was fourIf teen MGee, Pete murmured, if were going to do a days work omorrowyoitdbettergettobedCopyright, 1955, United States Brencij li,, atioiHarold Porter and wife attended The rerry Eicnman family spentWhite Shrine West District meetinor Sunday with the Russel Gloversjn at Howell Saturday nteht Harold Pontiar wwas installed as district representa Mrs Edna Spears arrl Holen Tiptjve lady were in Jackson Friday WINTER COATS ARL RRiVIKG DAILY1 sitWILL HOLD YOUR COAT iN LAYAVAY WITH A SMALL WiEKLY FAYINT SHOP EARLYWHILE THERE IS LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROMPEIRCES Slr1 roR WOMENWE Give Gild Stamps with Any PurchaseK CAR RACEin a 75LapperSix Other Raceslras at SUNDAY, SEI 25 1st race Nocn RainDateIsSundjy,Qct2 200 pmJACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAY S iv afternoon at 200 SiTho Don Pnsno family of T atisiny The Kenneth 7Jl of Ann Arbjrwere Sunday guests of the Shnnley ctU on tho Martin iWtters Sur Dinkels davA beoutifuLx7Bkek andWhite Finished Portrait of roKOi i ONLYFRIDAY ,SEPT 23STtTDIO HOURS r00 to 800 P M Mlllt Portrait Sroductd lySTUDIO IOC WION wy CongregationalChurchPER PERSON LIMIT ONEHOintvr V T BB LSED BY CUSTOMERSHOLDING OTHER OLAN MILLS ADVERTISING OFFERSViwr,STREETTHI PINCKNSr DISPATCHUVIN6 LEVEL HEATSAVIKtl34 roomREGULAR NOWYOU SAVE f Wednesday, September 21, If55ihe John Sullivan family of Jacksun spent Sunday with Druacilla,Hany and Lorenzo Murphy Mrs Alma Harris and DorothyRobi of Detroit spent the week endwith the Fiona Clarka The Bill Ciark family of Ann Arbor were Sunday visitors of RoyClark The Harold Darrow family ofBcie Lake called on Mra Flora Da row Saturday Ihe Pinckney school has purchased a new bus, making 9 in all Thedriver ims not yet been hiredCeorge Dagg of Detroit helped PHQNB U 1 b 421out his brother Murray, who suffer PI kVrifiwr3ed a sprained ankle He works at JLAl MVKLHJIH the Excelleo who are out on strike LYLB W MUNSELL ASSOCIATE THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEtTheRa H Daffy, M B Pinckaey MichigaaCall IVM A M to 2M P M Except WedneaiayiMoa, Tuea, Fri,, Sat IM to 800 P MHis wife, son ajid daughter spent the week end here returning to Detroit with the Hrunkmans who cameout Sunday J Mprsi Loui4e 3hehan entertainedSunday MrsMarie Bauer and children of Brighton, the Gene Shehan family of Ann Arbor,, Mrs EdnaSpears and Jack Sheldon LANDst Graud Kifer ftiowell, MicMgaa1COMFCZTHEMIMOCLWIC Got heatingheating Proseason TradeinSpecials Limited time beautiful new 1955 DuoTherms, mart Smdalwood finishAcr evlixi lv by force, urns itelf on and oi jives greater comfort Hocsives up to 25 on fuelBUY NOWEASY TEAMSTHE LAVEY HARDWARE SHOESIFYmKrtOtYoorFrxt LongHairs UU W MunacllHi R McCtoskey DENTIST112 North Michigan Ave Telephone Office 935Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentAuctioneerirp Sales A SpecialtyBert WwlieCall Fowlervilfc 286F6Arnold fierquist233 tlnadflla St Phiskaty, Mlc1 Watch RpabingGold Stcunpi Watches, Watch BandJewUCradle yoturfoot on lOu000 tiny t3i VelvJt SeeAir Otttliio 8 Ritter T VSalcsServiceRADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt and CourteoMPhone UP 85541 126 Wbter Finckney Michigan FUNERAL HOMEON C Swartooi DirectorMddewi Equipment Abk SiPHONE U P SS1726liJO West Grana tUr Kowell, Michigan8UoyiLi Trip Made to Mtitul tP0ONB V P SM47Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVE AQBEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL STPinekoey, Mich Phoa UP 8S1UEsttitoHoms, Lake Propert8uslnei Opportunitieu Your Property Hith MtGerald ReMonlooker 209 Nortb Pea4PHONE U PTDR J E CAMPAUOPTOMETRISTEye ExaaiBationWedacaday ad Batvday by Appointment126 Chilson Road, W mi N of M Phoan Brighton ACIll cau t ypar ffii home, office, or eop, to gFersoual Pitting1 Serviceand w idea of hoe coitfcvt WlonWo tJACK HANNEITPI TIMB TO THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIRE HAVE THE BBEST 0AL REASONABLE PRICE AND A CLASS1FED ADYS ROOMSWorking woman will share 6 room house with woman or couple 21101 Doyle Rd,Phone Alpine 2102Before 7 a m, and after 6 p, m FOR SSALECugtom made Drapea UCOTJf W tWttt Will Rive suggestions on material 7119 Pinckaey BU VPand also on decorating schemes Fire Extinguisher RepairedSusan Hood, Phone Alpine 62102 Specializing in Fire ProtectionFYRFYTERS ALES SERVICEExttafuiaitcre, Braas, HoaaWEDDINGFOR SALEDUO THERfll Oil Heat U 9tyle in Bw White 85p ing Stove with 55 gallon barrel and to 98 per hundri Alo weddingfaucett and 22 feet of copper tubing NapWna, Maas Books, Receptionand stand Cards etc Mrs France OlsoN J Buzzard Phone UP 88139MPT DELIVBRY WILL BE Hi THB FUEL OIL BUSINESS AFTER SEPT 18D, L HOEY SONbPHONE DEXTER HAMILTON 68119 FOR COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATINGWYUE L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL ancePhon D6artr HA 644284370 Road FOR SALEOne Oil Spac Ht, One Coal or Wood SpacVHter,One Laundry St 8 82W what 1 FOR SALE Accordian 120, Gallantilike new, Cost 61285 Will Sacrifice Call EvaHowell 706 dear BenUey Lake ndRods Finder notifyAlbert C Lelonek, phone UP 83177base Pinney, Michiganand341 MPinckneys WANTED SEWINGWill do altera PttI1 SALB1 XoAge ton trucktions and repairs at my home new tire8 vry Mrs Merle Bebier, Phone 16 Rnd ie for303 East Sibley, Howeell 47W Downiu Rt 2 Pinokney Phone IC 7ftGH FOR SALE1948 and 1941 Dodge 4 Doors, 48 has R H new paint,needs F SALEUnivenl AutomatieA FOR SALE Sat, Sept 24 to to motor repair, 41 runs good, both Peculator, 8 Cupa, Nerer bees uied fi P M Trailer, lawn mower,floor fefjlres and fluid drive The 18 Call HA69452Rd Silver LakeP M Trailer, lawn mower,floorlamps, pressure cooker, furniture , fr 50other items M18 THE WILSONS 8010 Pingree Rd Phone UP 83297 FOR SALBGod western saddle GJTVB bicyclbritle carry comb and brush Jjf JfJSS FOR REWTHouse excellent lor Ry ampbeU, phone P g9746 SALK47 Dod pickuo aCadillac, 4 Dodge, 4 door,47 BuiSand a Girls bicycle11Sfor a large family Could be shared VTltt Aby 2 families with 2 childrenoil heat WANTE1Waafiiii uha ironing JTUBSnttoa Gombiniagand electric hot waterfuU bath with 2W d deUveri 4W gj 3 pM electric hot waterfuU bath with JJJJ1 fo nd delivwer Phone UP 83250 Pbintt HwtUl8WFRUITS VEGETABLESGROCERIES I showerFOR SALERock Red stewing hnsat 1 each Bruce EulerHA 69300WANTEDA small used cementMixer Henry ZelkerPhone HA 63563 or 11PARTS AutoFOR SALEHolstein Cow Vr frsh en soon HA 6 4067FISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERV1U FOR SALE Parakettes, Male 30000 fOH aALECMAValand and qravcL arodfKJ or ai ed also psoceuod zbad ordrelrch READY MIXED COKCwffiCOMPANY R L SORRELLvffter Welu andPhone UP 8 3271FOR SALEOne Trumpet in goodcondition UP 8 3289FOR SALESept 17 and Sept 242T05 Piano and other Honaeheld broods Wilsons 8010 Pingree RdPhone UP 83207 CLARKS WANTEDWaitre to work preferably out of school Call UP 8 3159 in the morningWANTED Paint Jobs Sign Painting, interior and exterior decorating 8010 Pingree Road Phone UP 83297 PinckneyFOR SATEGood building loteoneacre or more, prices rightA Somers 3074 West M36FOR SALE00 f new wire fencing, 6 iron posts , garbage btqpier,burner srAfi electric washer j11929 West Shore Dr,Hiland Uke I ORDER YOURFfll YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWERPRICES POCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRJQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SOfiTCOALFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANYOISIWTCHSeptember 21, 1955OpeningPINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL Vs SAND LAKE HIGH SCHOOLFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd Home GameAT PINCKNEY LIGHTED FIELD At 300 P MPinckney High SchoolStone WvlieKitchenDyerImus CampbellHenryPacker HiggaHeath Burns L EL T LG CR G L TL EQ BL H R HF EPINCKNEY FOOTBALL GAMES Sept 16, Linden there, 800Sept 23, Sand Lake here 800 Sept 3 Dexter there, 800 Oct 7, oysville here, 800Oct 15, Hartland here, 800Oct 22 Manchester here 800 Oct 20, South Lyoa there, 800Nov 4 ,Siorkbridg there, 800Nov 11, Haslett there, 730Lonnie Jim McCleer, John Curg, 2bby Kclj Dk Kennedy, Clark Ei Wakofield, THIS ADV IS SPONSORED BYTHE FOLLOWINGTHE DETROIT DIE SET LLOYD HENDEE, SUPERVISORPJNCKNEY PRODUCTSESTELLE RESTAURANT CREMO BREAD COMPANYDR RAY DUFFY M DTHOMAS 3EAD SONSMURRAYS GUI F SERVICE JONES DRUG STORE PINCKNEY TAVERNPHILLIP GENTILE McPHEKSON STAE BANK VANS MOTOR SALESLARRY HURTIBUFE O StatiowRITTER T V and RADIO SHIREYS T V an1 RADIO APPLIANCESHOWARD READBuilder of HomesBOB EGELER BODY SHOP LAVEY HARpWARFlCLARKS GROCERY KENNEDYS GENERAL STORE DINKELTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, September 21, 1955LOCAL NEWSThe Lads and Lassies 4H Clubwere entertained at dinner Saturdaynilil at tne Asher Wviiy home 14v ere there The Raph Hall familyp y were 1Sunday callers at the Harold Adams h,m in Ann Arbor sCharles Whiterv eud and wifeBeatrice Lumbwn of Gregory calledyu iiu Jcjjsee Henrys SundayGuy Hiair und Leonard Blair onJwife of lovvlerviio called on the Iluy DUUrignams Sunday Guy willeer Sparrow hospital, Lapsing LIS wock for an operationBob Hke and wife called on EsUm Cia in Unadilla Sunday Lloyd Hendee attended the statesupervisors me etiig in Sagiawlast weekCecil HcGAjr is now working theKoy Diiiingham fann Iv and Mrs koso Kead were inIoit FridayThe Lloyd Hendee family spentihe week end in West Branch The Lee Lavey family and Mrs Metz called on the HowardOBrien family at Bunker Hill Sunday Mrs June Hendee euterU, i 18ladies at a plastu1 party Friday Fred Read an ie ai dimerat the Devon Gables Birmingham on lai ThursdayMike Carr of East Lansiig spentthe first of the week with MrsEdith Carr Mrs Tern Bonner atended the Repuijicin Womens C nfereree atat Markinac Grand H 1 last week At the White Shrre Western Dsirt mooting at llovell Stuniay, h I eM itch ell of Ann Arbor wase resident and Harold Porter of Prekney second vice president tv,rne Camburn anl PercyLis attended a Shrine a ivhum Tuesday nightIhc r,eihbors gave M E Darrow1 ,,, party Saturday nite in thetiu ris Clark patio, Those therew w the Stanley Dinkels, Albrrt Shirley, Dorothy Rohl and MrsAlma HarrisThe South Lyon school enrolmentis 12S0, liillie VanBlaricum hit a Shetlandpey Sunday on IwiO W near theId S , is farm The pony was not hurt lunch but the car was banged u sie Tre puiy was from BelleTie and being boarded by the Cos wiy family CYis cnntaiiir1 Clifford Postihis wife, Dorothy and Chrrles Puvwti and wife, Yverly, a1 o De troit collided at Dutcher Bull RiiT Road near Fritz Wyiies f rni day Tey r treated at M her ,sn hospital for minor injuries,lary Jane Mitecr and Ihvi fSwarth of St cV ridge called on th Robe R ads Sunday lrvard Rrv was in Chelsea rn I i Mon iay Heis buildinghouses thera a Uy Cnrver of Ann Arborspent Sunday with the Geojjre VanNorman The Karl Kimberlys of WillowVillage were Sunday guess of theTtm Wares The Francjg,Shehans spout Sundvv ith the John Lundcens atTTTZTaTfd Jakn Mrs Alta Meyer attended teWhi v Shrine d strict Rjecng atAnn Arbor Saturday night TN Jame Hall family of Marioncelled on the Merwin CampbellsSunday Thp TJ Latson family are spending some time in Detroit Charles Crimmins and wife of Do trou and the Wiliiam Lintners f, j South Lyon culled on the John Mc Donnells SundayThe Kenneth Zills of Ann Arboraiu lite Bud Uekkerings of Ho wellwere Sunday guests of the Mark Xash family ihe Hush Lake Community helda dinner at the Joe Gargolia home Saturday night 50 were the re The Home Extension Club metwith Mrs Mary Baughn todayGale Hendee and wife and herI mother, Mrs Kirby of Owosto cal ed on the Lynn Hendees Sunday Clifford Van Ho a and wife wereSunday dinner guests of the Duane Crittendens at their Fagin Lakecottage The Bob Tanches took Gretchenj to Ann Arbor Sunday where She will attend the U of MThe James Whitley family andthe Joe Schossers were Sunday dinner guests of the Fred Reads Rous Read and wife called on theReg Schafers Sunday evening Mrs Merwin Campbell and Beverly were in Detroit Saturday Ona Campbell and wife f speentSunday with the Paul Strawheckersin Grand Rapids Dick Young has gone back to BigRapids His wife and children freliving in the Val Keiser rpvtment on M36 W M J Reason and wifj were Sunday dinner guests of MrsMae Raneof Whitmore Lake Cher guestswere Cone Reason and wife, Mrs Florence Artz and Mrs VirginiaIITshey and family of DetroitThe Ronnie Hokins family andMadge Jack cf Detroit called at theBog Ackley home Sunday The BoJuks are back fivm DetroitThe Doyle Trmpleton f mily ofK co Harbor were Sunday guests f e Albert Shirleys ,,,Mr Eloyse Camrboil and 1 orIf v ir ond organ furnished musiclast Tuesday night for the dinner of the law enforcement officers of 9count ins held at U of M freh air ramp, Patterson Lake hFertilizer fBest BuvCompared to Other Itccis Farm r 1seFERTILIZER is still in the F best buy viors on the farmers shopping list, Michigan agronnrr ists reportliutsv scul, in on point out thatplant fend hrs r e up less in cost thin v rrualiv any therconinvdty a fnrinor bu1 Vetfertilizer is a product n item that incrccsjs crop yields anci profits and rifteu returns 3 to oior every dwirr invested R L Carolus, Michigan State College 1N JU arlst, roportsthat the of fertilizer today is only QV cent above that afJ 25 year, o vioreas the cost of other rm supplies has inj oreiser oy 125 per centSine 1030, fertilizer use onAiiencan fain has inorconcd rom 51 mill ions to 21 million tons at preint, the MiddleWest Soil Improvement Com mittee points ou As fertilizeruse has risen, its c ofoeding power has sic rjib oeen increa d by ihe ianjiacturersA number it tho high analysisnKrogenpiiosphatepotash ferti lizers tuiay contain twice asmuch plant nutrient as did the,dcr, lower grade fertilizers 25yers ago, the committee says COUNCIL MEETINGSSpecisv1 meeting August 29, 195Called to order by Pres Dinkel to require certain monUiiy reportsKeau aiid Lavey ihe Citizens Committee met wihthe council to discuss law enforcement and make recomendations iutior by Shirley supported byLavey lo pay following Dili Howeil LoiiudAi Company ,4i4ijioiiun cairied UCUDU by Tipludy, supported bySwanhout ajur CLirritd Mildred Ackley, ClerkRegular meeiing Sept 13, 1955Cuy to ouer by President Dinkelel Prccrn biilt,Kennedy and Swarthout Laveyrviolicn by Shirley, supported byTiplady that the appointment of a village niarshall be made by the village president Tiie salary of ashall be ,J00 froiy the monthfrom Sept 15 tJ Oct 15, from Ocr15 to Aaril 151956 a salary of 125per month The mirshall will makea full reuort in writing to the coucil each month as required by lawMotion carriedPresident Dinkel appointed Rob N r V xvc M1 rshall withapproval of the councilMotion by Kennedy, supported byShirley to allow following billsDonald Winger, care of flag GiO Vans Motor Sales 554Thos Read Sons, sup, 25818 Pinckney Dispatch, printing 1800 Motion carriedALetter regarding appointment ofa police conmission follows thisMotion by Shirley, supported byRead to adjourn CarriolHoward Read acting clerkVANWTXKLE VANWINKr E Ho well MichiganSept 8, 1955Mr cTlev DinkelPincknoy Michigan Dear Mr DinkclWe have looked into the legalityof setting up a police commissionfnTeJvfrageof PinckneyAs we understand it, the proposalwas that the Commission consist ofa councilman and two electors to be appointed by the council This commission was to have authority tohirp nnd fire and control the Village Marshall and if necessary appointsuch other policemen aq necessaryThey would also have the authority After checking through the pertinent statutes which govern the Village of Pinckney, it is our opinionthat such a Commission would notbp permissableAccording to te statutes, the President of the Village ,ivea the power to appoint a marshall and the Council is given thepower to authorize the Prsiient toappoint such other policeman as they deem riecessary In addition,tnestatutes already call for Marshallof the Village to make certain monthly reports to the Village Council Tt would appear that the commissionwould be ursurping the powers of the President and Council and wouldtherefore be illegalThe statutes make the Village Marshall theChief of Police of tne Village He is subject to the direction and control of the 1 usidcnt and Council lie is requred to kep a record of all arrest and the cnuothereof, and shall enter therein within twentyfour hours after any per son shall be arrested, the name ofxthe person so arrested, the cause of the arrest, the age and nationalityof the person arrested and if discharged without being taken beforea Court the reason for such dis charge, which record shall be theproperty of the Village In addition the Marshall shall report in writing1 and on oath to the Council at theirfirst meting in each month all arrpsts made by him and the causethereof, and all persons dischargedfrom arrest during the month, also the number remaining in confine ment for breaches of the ordinances of the ViUage,and the amount of aUfines and fees collected by him All monevs collected or received by the Marshal unless otherwise directedin the statutes, shall be paid intoThe Village Treasury during the same week wn received and theTreasurers receiV therof shall befiled with the CleII would appear that the statutesrather clearly set out the law en se tJUEJora Yilla uchas PincVnev, nd that the setting up of a police commission would be anunlawful delegation of autthority from the President and CotmciJ,to the CommissionYours very truly VANWINKEL VANWTNKXE by Arthur Heikldnen Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 21, 1955 Description An account of the resource September 21, 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 1955-09-21 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/585f9401dfc505b391bf3fa4a06206d7.pdf 2279a749f237dfa5539114104366f526 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. 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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. 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Dispatchblame 71 THE EINCKNTT DISPATCH Wednesday, September 28, 1955MICHIGAN MIRROR Juuuirtu nuffcS SCHOOL NEWS IPolitician are swappi P Stockbridge win1 have dialpoxes as they get reay for the vice October 1 1956 campaign Stephen Hadiey of Uiaila iaEepublicans are going after tVe n w ilh gangreen is St Joe hospit PINCKNEY TIES SAND LAKE The Pinckney Pirates opened thehome aease Friday night by tieing the Sand Lake Wildcat 12 to 12 Pinckney scored the second period on a 25 yard pag from Higgs to br Aiuerl ScniU, Pastorj Mases 80U and 1000 adevotions, JY iny eveningCoiifesono,labor vote and Democrats p opcr ul Am, Aroorus with a full aiate of incumbents Dexters newirc hall will be ie Henry Dick Kennedy went in to Nutaa DtvoUon ami Sauiniay tron in office are going after the farm lcaiei Utc 730 m There kick the extra point but did not get 73U to 900 p tn aui Sunday bevote ,, Chtuirman Feikensnys his party will show the work ing man he has bencfitUd un erunder the Republicans by increas ed workmens iand iiafmploymen anniversarybenefits Democrat Chairman Stabler aysthe Republicans are driving thei farmers off the farms by not giv ing them the 100 percent will be a program aua cider and , a th Pf waa douglmut will be served I orJ qrtt Saad Lk tled the fore the Qu MasM and Mrs Feri Ernst of Dx 50tn weddingter celebrated theisSundaDexter postmasattend the national postmas convention at Galveston,as last week on a 30 yard pass to Flynn Tneytook the lead in the 4th when Flynn Ufturcbran 61 yards for a touchdown Theto run the extra point failed With2farm iiv bzraa S Suptminutes to go Pinckney worked Muuui Wo aliijway to the Sand Lake 10 Here juiuay Scb ithey drew a penalty On the nexf Yjuxitf Peoples Meetingrlay Mike Heath went 15 yard Cottage Fellowship ServiceBob Long, former Dexter high I for a touchdown They failed to run ChurchPort orWaller lacb 100u1100 730price price parities they promised leh school star is playing football the extra point With many regularsand corporations are buying up on Western State College team, j injured Pinckney had to use a nsw T1 linep Don Packer was only usedtoHamburg Pat Friday night tfoey meet Mike Wednesdayfarm lands as business enterprises Kalamazoo and as yet neither of the parties Clifford VanHorn ofknow who their candidate will be has been, appointed to the newnext year Most people think thatcounty hospital board Gov Williams will try for a 5th , Brighton was all het up over theterm if he does not get a place on Hatswell fund last week but ftelthe national ticket iug is subsidingThe family burnedReepublicans are wary of the out and were left destituteA sumspecial session as they think it is of money was raised and 3000a trap the governor set for them was contributed from the CommuThey say whatever they do they njty Yund This caused the trouble wdll be eritiiaed j as some contended it was a giftDemocrats sought to tie their and others a loanNow the Hatswell200 a month pay increase to their family has agreeed t0 pay t back4000 minimum wage bill at us and alJ g well RevOMalley and Dexter there to defend their League O Lakes titlePinckney WylieCampbellImus Dyer 800ChurchWinger, Faster 930 a m1045 a mfor teachers but their state cent tral committee killed the plan The legislature snowed under the5,000 minimum wage bill at itslast session iGregoryhasVietoffor 3hospital, London, Briggs ofoperates the disal engine which SimonsonHenry BurnsHuhman StoneHeath LEL T LG CRG LTR E QB LKRHFB Sand LakePHeiss HeisDiddinga Corgett CooperSpeeese ZanKBraf ord FlynnAins worth HelmsKen Mning WorshipTIUT5 night prajer meeting at the church a tJementary School , CURKi, OAIMN1 First GradtConnie Schmidt brought a spidrlut our science table and TimniySprout a grasshopper He named it George Gocbel He visited fiiaunt in Ypsilanti Sundayiiuniue Uun brother Lad a birthauy SundayJoe ISiiigeis brothers got locked jin the trunk ol the car Joe heuid I ,heard them cr in and released nmatir 1S Jtre8sd aad Wlth ththem I smalIer Pol force here they picAroused by reports and press articles that the economy minJedlegislature may move the iova Lansing to the Tdnear Howell Howellani organizations have urorganized tu fiht it Thjj fact thatLansing wants to get ria ol it because ol the numerous escapes of choir practice 730 p niFOOTBALL SCORES M M36 Weci letween Main and Unadiila StreeU , Pastor045 a m1050 AM700 p m300 p m800 p m 400 p m730 p mRev KithSchoolWorshipYouth GroupBJvening Serviceis Praytr,i Coir Pruciice Wed Jr Poir PracticeFifth GradePat Hutslar gave aMRS ALBERT BENHAM pulls the gravel cars at the Amen ,Mrs Albert Benham, 67,, died at can Aggregate, was bad y bun, , J Claricston 81 ,Mellus hospital Brighton, FA lay last week when the nae tped She ww Emily Schmidt, daugher over , Ann Arbor Kalamazoo 71 The McPhers of Christian and Regina Schmidt and While hauling fill dirt from the , SextQn Y ilaati 0Brook , was born in Dixbon August 7,1888 Diamond Dot ranch to the nw yn 34 Grass 12 B 6 K tho flag Thanks very nicea demonstration of oxygen and itseank gave us a Anna Gydts brother had a birthnay Saturday Brian Wai ion is back in schoolHe saw some ducks on the lake Candy Plummer has 5 puppies,Willie Meyers has a puppy named Tippy Jimmy Baughn saw a doe deerwith 2 fawns tralinrNancy Waring is back in school, handle We have started a unit on spiders and a movie on ths 3 BearsSecond GradeWhen Linda Wylie and her folkscame home they found a polkvin the houseCarol Menke brought flowers toschoolJennie Devine has a baby sifterbora last Tuesday Jeff Hcndee was in Cold water oilSunday at his aunts lure inmates running all aroundthe bounty committing depredations if the move is made Anotherinouj in tue leKislaiure would rn the Howeil institution ijato aaental hospital All this igi ution is caused by the fact thatne Unwell institution and otaerTii hospitals in state ara not op to capacity Howeil can32U patients but now hasilly 2S0 A year ago there wereJJ At the Hovvll meeting it was ninteii out that organized effort opped the location of a state ison in the county This is moreir less conjecture It was rumoredell men were trying to sellthe state a tract of land in Genoa for a stale prison However no op wcie ever taken ou the landiitnpy va ever appropriatedtor ouch a prison Petitions were ouch a prison Petitions wereChristine Clark went to the foot circiilalcJ against locating a prisball game Friday son iu the county and presented toDennis Parker brought a iror to the legislaUieA similar petition toschool and Alan Bur som plants, iret the Chilson prison camp remov Third GradeRonnie Corways dad went toKalkaska last week Sarah McMacken visited fiom the county after an inmateescaped and committed a number of depredations failed heraunt Germaine SundayJoan Kichmans mothernew washing machine hascalendar charts with the rtory of, Cheryl Schmidt visited her grand parents where her dad is traininghis hunting dogsShe married Albert Bnham Oct Howell Baptst church a purse cou Loth Dewkt g Bath Gainfc8 We are vvntmK numbers from 1 j10 1931 at Birmingham, Alabamaring 600 was found I5 Webbervillft 8 Fowlervllle 6, to 100 to Pns ,, I,ads yAnn10, 1931 at Birmingham, Alabama,where they lived 15 years She waa jg 600 was foundFivVfrom this county 15, Webbervill 6 Fowlerville C,received Williamston 0 Dundee 14, Salinea member of ttte MftthoJist church Masters Degrees from the Univer i3 Leslie 6, DensvilleBesides herFtisband she leaves 4, attytrfMichigan this month Theybrothers Fred, Detroit, Herman and are Ray Moriarity and Ma Anjl d h f A M Har24, Flint Dye 6 Mason020, Lindon spellingThis Is Our Life is the subjectwrote to help Mrs Milter get ne quainted with us We are working vi KitedA Georgia grandmother, 70 yearsold won the jackpot in the 64,000 Question Quiz last weekHer take as 2,00U The question wasw hat 7 biff league ball playersmade over 5000 hits during theircareersShe was told that Ty Cobb was one and then she went aheadRock 20, University 0 Lansing StGottlieb of Dixboro and John of Ann Campbell ofArbor nett Howell Clarence Schutz and Marys 30, St Thomas 6The funeral was at the KeehH Fun1 Verna Valey Briffhrt bridge 0 Lincoln 7, Chelsea 0Flat hT on multiplication and have hadarihinetic tests We welcome Sharoneral Home Brighton Monday, Rev, McLucas officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery The M E Darvows and George Thompsons of Pinckney attendedthe funeralRUMMMAGE BAKE SALE St Marys will sponsor a Rummage and Bake Sale on Friday and Saturday, September 30 and October 1 in former Erma Lewis homeon Main Street A Howellbicyclescarry lights ordinance requiresat night to OCTOBER JURY LITTThe October term of court startsI October 10 For years Livingston er Bullock to our 5th grade, RonniSinger and Ronnie Haines painted doL Duvl1 Shirtyboxes for our insect collection Wehave started charts for our Mich unit We thank Mrs Kellcnbertrfor the World News Chart and the BillIJradys at Ann ArborCheryl Darrow won a liiblc at , ,, L i i i IT ir i i ani named up Anson Honus WaaSunday school Nancy Holister has moved back to Pinckney Judy Schroeders motherOhio and brought a is back fromcharm bracwho had themumps is back in school The justafsons called on JimmyCantrell Sun Lary mother had a birthday Saturday uner, Tris Speaker Eddie CollinsLarry LnjoiePaul WanerAU thesehave been inactive for yearsCapAnson retired 50 years ago andthe others at least 25 It seems toii3 the quiz programs are a form of gambling although the one quized floes not put up anything butThe Chelsea schoel will allow no , ctpL tirm hTiV concratulate her on a new prind Ann Miilie Young has moved into au a oeptemoer term but it has onidvuidve nti on a mw j,rann Barbara Ludwg uof i1 questions leading tooff for small game hunting been changed to October, There daughter Mrs Miller goes to nightwent to Canada Sunday ami saw aor his time There is usally a buildup of minor juestions leadingthe jackpot question and failuresoapbox derby Janes Pine has the mraselsSCHOOL BOARD MEETINGThis meeting was called to discuss bids received of purchase of a new schoo bus Five bids were received Theboard decided on a 48 passengerFord V8 bus, favoring an 8 over a6 due to availability of same Mr Reader was appointed tocheck further in the exact descrip tion of items included in the bidsfor direct comparson and to place,order according to findingThc school board signed severalcontracts with teachers who hadot yet received sameHARVEST SUPPERFried Chicken, Family Style atWest Marion Church on Wednesday, October 5Free will offering Serving starts at 6 p mLIBRARY NEWSNew books are Act of GodKennedy and Phantom DeerLippincott byby serving in Korea with the First U Morgan and Robert Dickison rapeS MarinesOCTOER JURY LISTKirk Handy VTreva Risdonjlren Tesh HartlandHerbert Lyong, Mavybut will allow 5 days for deer are 9 criminal 16 jury cases 25 gchool Monday niffht in Ypsilantihunting providing the pupils par nOnjury cases, 11 chancery and 24ent makes the application in per divorce Sixth ciraaeson The criminal cases are driving a We Pt out our first copy of The1 Francis Reason visited her cousinPvt Gilbert Shugg, son of Mrand car away unlawfully Alex Wilson Little Town hiK Games Fnay ngrt at Mesick Mary Wylie visited herMrs E G Shugg of Hush Lake is and Morvin Lowman appeal, Lilly and madfc U C0Sin Satur1y Sy , panMrs Heatons room visited us to Lddie Fisher joined the CubOscar Stapleman disorderly Alex see our Columbus Day Program Scouts Mrs White is leader Ray i the toll road They are asking why Wilson Indecy i Bowhallfn Rachel Nash,Bobbie Heck,Euward i Bullock visited his grandmather in Ziegler should use all of the hifhdeoent libertiesMarshall Campbell Guv Paul Burg,Leonard Simonson, Ypsilanti and went fishing at the way money to build a road parell Jury casesAttachment, , iRakpiV John Chamberlain, E Jward Riggs, Ford damHambugClrrwice Pwdham, Fred , Green yg Hockett MotQr Salestres Terry Rowell, Demse Mowers To n pass on caseForest Dedun vs Lea Read Dennis Singer and lunny L have started a unit on insects state especially the proposed roadHertz Station vs Emmett Hinchey will represent our room in and havo jars for killing them and to Mackinac The fill road can beCharles Bevard vs H nry the new elementary school orches nets for catching them We are built in IW monthsIt will take ZiejHadley, Freda Bailey vs James tra Fourth Gradeanswer any of them loses you ahyou havp already wonThe state press is beginning to State Highway Commissionerglir for stubborn opposition toing the toll road when roads are needed worse in other parts of theGoetz TwpMary Peterflon,HowellGeraldineIoscoHeman Rife, TheroniphsOceolaVada Major Stone, Raymond Lagley vs Koith Paul BurK brought 5 Miller, Tessie Teamon vs Marjorie 6cnol making collection for our exhibitplants to e are Earning to place them on I a streching board Each will make Putnam Lenore Wagner, Myrtle j Ignace Goetz Rugh Ward assumpsitCom Credit vs Kathy Reason and Micky Rit er chart about one We thank MrsWalter Gevera, Swedish Gage vsJoe Kujawa, Howeli Coops V3 er 5 years Io buid his Anyway weSmith Unadilla Pauline Cole, BurrJackson Brighton Twp Lillian Parnell,Mae Understock CohoctahRufcyWolfe vs Walter SuterFarm Bureau Mutvs Nancy Hodges, City of Detroitvs Robert Nixon, Com Credit vg birtrdays the some dayKindergartenDennis Booth has a new calfhis farm Lindy Slones neighbor has 2 pon do not believe there is any great opposition to the roads except froaZiegler and people whose land iDowning for sending us a crayon crossed So far the latter have loat batik of a Tiger Swallowtail Butt I all court suits started by themerfly showing the 4 stages of is life In arithemtic were are reviewing Farmer have raisedies Mike and BabeShe rides one of addition and the carrying of tens, P th year but it apparentlynooew INlXOn, J0m credit Vs JCB Wlfte UQ ue one rwcg wic u oes not mpan onvfVio oa Divorce cases are Tylor vS Cath them Larry Klein ha, a calico cat gBrphjr the hemphen and r SSna UJ Mo r i Rnnnip Mkin vUitA friends in T tlc 7 continents L w ldU LDe lwtM erine HigdonMary vs Don Fishes Ronnie Makin visited friends in LaaLloyd, George David vs Audrey Mowers, Laura sin Cari Cnrts brother, Bobby, Sunday and lirucehisOlie vs Gordon Bachman, Eleanor vg had a birthday bunday and liruceConwayClna Love,Gay Johnson John whitehead Mary vs Eugene Gyde was 5 years old SaturdayTom income reduced while wagesmanufactured articles continueDeerfieldClaudeEhreenberg Sharp Louise j Crarlick Earl g Mary PlattAtmvs John Gregor, Lucy va Donald caught a big fish Susan BiuLinda Whitley and DeannaGenoaVern Walker, Joe McGuire Crist Donald vs Shirley Smyth, Haines sing in the choir Ricky Kim DuBois Sec Carol Froehlichpreen OakMat WeruelChfford i Mary vs Leonard Kroczak James Burg has 2 frogs Chuck Porters Trea, Karn DowningAlison i va TiPttv St rhnrlca PnlnU v brother cut hia arm One of John Fourth and Fiftnvs Bfttty St Charles, RalphMr and Mrs Edmund Haines cntained at a turkey dintneCIauae Sopers,Whit Clyde Sopers Detroit Carl Sopersand Carl Skomans, Ann Arbor Don Pattons Howell Douglajmd JoeFlanmera and Ora HaTnesand wifeof PinckneyNo Hunting and No Trespassingtijrns for sale at Dispatch OfficeH C Vedder ad Lonnie VnSlambrook and wives spent the weekend at northern Michigan and called on formers cousin, Lou Vedder thetd ball player atf Beulah RollisonThe Leo Bettys family of Wall all Sheldon, Lucille vs Willie Brew Zezulka was shopping in Detroited Lake akd 7Bob Carr and Miss e Audrey vg Dod Alman, June last week Judy Hulls dog stays inJjjyce Opendahl of Grand Rapids vs Alred Stuick Edward vs Virgin in the road She is trying to teach Blades expects to have abiyclej4 Margaret Harter, Velna vg Marsh Narrows raccoons got away Linda Richarc McCartys cousin brokeoil Qtoinr T ,iii c tx7iii n, 7f7uea wna aVinnninCT in nPtrnit his arm and dd not find it out un Our class officers are as follows lsRuth Minock Vice Pes, , ed to iriake Political capitol of this and charge that it is because theRepublicans cut price supports toSO percent The law they passed provides for slashing price supsport still lowerreducing acoragecrops of cottontqb2CcoJweek afterwards, Richard next year andfor the basicMrs Blanch Naylor of Eaton Rapids Sunday Arbaugh Schaub and wife ofIthaca called n the the Albert Diftk els Sunday planting some shade trees Duwayne on a bottle and had 27 stitches takDiht Mtto brother hadK1WAN1S NOTES 20 Kiwanians attended the dinner at Cassidy Lake last night ThenAlllen Dinkel and Audrey Klikot was a program and they were taken Baxter has 2 goats, Vhe salamanderEmily Milelr brought us diedCORNER STONE LAYING Dwight Mattesons brother hada birthday SundayA number from our room are going to play in the band 2 boys inwere in Lansing Monday ER TONE LAYINGcorner stone of the new How our room showed us a picture they f lkon a tour of the buildings including el Baptist church was laid Sunday had drawn after looking at antsMrs Clara Kenneedy and child , the new modern regulation size gym I with appropriate ceremonies Spcik nd grasshoppers We have interren of Detroit Wilbur Eisele The trip to Plymouth next Tuesday ers were Dr e of Fowlerville called on is cancelled and the meeting is at of the dioCese TayloWcretnryThe acquittal of the 2 rtn in a negn the Mrs Emma Vollmer SundayMrs Arthur Pardon of Rushation at St Joe hospital, Ann Argation flourishes So the acquittal of a negro who it wag charged triedto date a white woman was only in21M with the states policyIn 1918 7 elk were released atPigeon River The herd now numbers 600 and has spread out to Alpena and Hubbard Lake tho C W Hookers of Ann ArborcaUed pt the J H Hooker homeTHF KINCVS PThe Kings Daughters meet inThursday Oct 6 at 2 p m with MrsThomas Bonner L F DRIVE INM36 AT HAMBURGRan burgers Hot DORS Steaks andSatdwiehe Soup, ChiliMattwtfi Sodan Snnaaes CLOSED ON MONDAY esting items on our bulletin boardLast week we made cards andthe Congl church here Howard member of the Baptist convntion, ang Happy Birthday for Jamas Read and Kenneth Klein will have j rhe church will cost 200,000 and Kubat and Roy Carpentera fine program win stenH on the gitG of thp old MOVED HIS OFFICE Attorney Charles B Gates manwiM seat 300 and have Sunday haB moved bin office over the Mc school rooms, a ofUce, study and a Pheron BankHoweJl where he willshare offices with Municipal Judgewill stand on the site of the oldchurch bnU in 1873 and i colonial Style of block with brick facing, itchoir roommmmmmmmmmmmmm, I Francis E Barron Gatesman was LBLOOD BANK AT HO WELL j candidate for prcwerntor in 1954The Blood Bank will It at tho i will run again in 1956 Armory Oct 6 from 12 to 6p m Anyone wishing to donatei cail Pinckney tip 8 3131 27 fire burnedweek 99 acres last jq,paruTfsan3corn Wheat has already been cut to the minimum and wllnot be reduced next year All thiswill avp the nation millions to price aujxJftts and should makeraw material and food cheaper but it will put an awful dent in thefarmers income and may throw the western farming states in theDemocrat column next year as Itdid back in 1948 when prices lfc into a tail spinPINCKNEY MAM LEAGUE W1 Dinkels Plumbing 112 Barnes Hotel 113 Reads Lumber 114 Larrys Marathon jSknrice 8 5 Plainfield Farm Bureau 7R Vans Motor Sales 6 Velvet Eez 5K I O O F No 40 40 Detroit Die Set 4 9 10 Gregoiy Tavern , 8 1011 Prices Mobile flerrfe 1 11 12 Lavey4 Hardwwt L111 4 5778 1 iJ fljcvPINCKNBY DISPATCH Wednesday, September 28, 1966FORA THE BBTTER WAYTo Finac a New Autemob I U THE BANK WAY Buying a car with a loan from tbiaback gives you these clearcut advantages 1 Lower dealer price because we advance all cash above down paymentX Lower interest rate than you mightotherwise pay 8 Spacedoul repayments for yourconvenience Finance your car the better waywith a cash laa here Charles Teeple and CharlesCamptcll are drawn on juryA large clock was installed iathe Glazier tower at Chelsea last weekvJeff Parker is now janitor ofthe school, opera house and Methdist churchJoie Harris is attending the Normal at YpsilatiSydney Sprout has 34 music pupils at Stockbridge HOW ELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANWednesday Thursday Sept 28, 29 Micky SpillanesKISS ME DEADLY wits Ralph Meeker and Glwia Leachmaia mng 5n f Sinbad Angels, The AmericanoLEE THEATREWHITMORE LAKETue, Wed, Thur, Sept 272819 THE SEVEN LITTLE FOYiw in TechnicolorMusical Comedy withBob Hope and Millk Vitals and Angel ClarkShowg 715 and 900Wers NoFirst Nanouai Bank NOTES 25 YEARS AG1 Fedataloi tcderail UcMire Cmparattm federal Deposit InvHOME LOAN PLANIf youre looking for sensible homefinancing for welladvised plan that as eas tolivewith be sureand check with our home loan advisers Our mortgage financing gives you payments to fir your income Equal monthly renciiL payments includeprincipal and interest and m include taes andinsurance, too Our plan leads 10 frccand clearownershipAD cwpoiie op to 10,000 msweu D our membertiiip in eke federal Deposit kisuranc Corpjrattor THE McPHERSON SiATE BANK Over ightyNiae Years of Sale Ail Deposits lasored Op to flOJXMVUM it to Maiux oi uuala M Potter, Mentally incompetent, jAC a oeasiuu oi swuuiSepieuiber 7, 1855 UCAU WJILiinxnx itoi Probaeea laTAXESPINCKNEY VI11AGE TAXES ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT MY HOMESATURDAYS AND MONDAYSUNTIL FURTHER NOTICEHELEN REYNOLDS, Villlage Treasurer545 East Putnam St P 0 Box 203, Pinckney tuuelwicGiven, Taat tillaxey ilOCourt on October 4,1955,at 1000 ashould not be graiueu 10 Guardian of said estitiui 01ntua lealpose of investing the proceedsu puoncuuwuluxA OCCASIONSWINKELhAU FLORAL COMPANY Phone 284 ho we IISTfcAK, Your Choice LbSHORT RBM, LbCHUCK ROAST, Lb 59c25c39c100 39c Rev Lewis Dion of Ruth has beenappointed pastor of St Marys church herePinckoey played a 0 to 0 tie withYpsilanti high school reserves there Friday The state cement plant at FourMile Lake has closed down The I 190 convicts who operate will re 1main there though fThe Congi Church put on an cmens service Sunday night Ross Read was in charge The orchestra consisting of the Iseler SistersArnold Berquist, Wayne Wagoner, Robert RichardeoivClifforfl Mftler, Win and Bill Baugbn and Edsil Meyer played Rev Schwartzkopt Bjoiwefi, gave the invsocationFloydweeks related his experiences in France and Rev McClain,chaplain of Jackson prison gave the addressLester Huff, Harry Palmer and M E Darrow sang soloes The allmens choir of John Martin HenryKice, Wm Euler, Percy SwarthoutAzel Carpenter, Merwin CampbellMark Nash, Emil Weddige, Don Swarthout and Harold ReasonStanley Dinkel sang Fred Read,Ncupy 0 Frye and John Dinkel ushered The attendance was large M M J Reason and son, Gerald,cms mciiie LUayavcn uua m4L tne have started a meat market in thetycuauiici caae a cy oi ixua uouce Pearson building on West Main St u ua siervfeu uyuu cu ikiiwii pun Pinckney Independents beat the to mujieai ai nfl iai UO awuttm South End Athletic Club of Aan Arbor here Sunday 26 to 6 Don Swarthout, Emil Weddige, CecilHendee and Vic Bourbonnais got the touchdowns Birkett Newkirk is building abig bathing beach at Portage Laketo be called Newport BeachJohn Roberts, the Dexter patriarch was 101 years old SundayMrs Flossie Martin, widow ofthe late Max Martin of Tinckney,died at Chelsea SundayShe leaves 2 sons Hoff Smith have sold their oilstaons in the county to the Stab le Oil Co of Ann Arbor r Walter Mercer was marriedlo Miss Aila Hoyer at Hancock on Sept 12Miss Mae McCleer of Gregory Mrs Jennie HaEe Segee died ntwno was tucke by a horte tiled Zephyr Hills, Florida, last week last weuk t uiurai was 4ridtu MT Kelly will give a lecture rn lockjaw developed Ireland Sunday night at StJosphs1 ire Chancu uuu met with Mrs hall, Dexter Admission freeLeiia Monks Tuesday night Chiford Baughu, 17, son of MrC liaufeiii, died Sept 25 Tnefuneral was at the home Saturday and was attended by 300 EmmaBurgess, Blanch Martin, Petcy Swarthout and W A Nixon sangRev Gates pruached the sermon Clyde Darrow is working inJackson Frank Hacker of Brighton is Friday Saturday Sept 30 ct 1Double FeatureGary Cooper, Burt LancasterVERA CRUZIn Superscope and coteandMOONFLEET StarringStewart Grainger, Georgen LineraaScope and Color Swu, Mon, Tuu Oct 2 3 4THE PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOE BENSONPlaying the old army game with bran neew rulesStarringCharletton Heston, Julie AdaawNoveltie Newsin ColorTHE COBWEB in CinemaScope S Sunday, Monday October 2, 3Matinee Sunday 230 p m CoitHumphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney Richard Widanark,jLauren Racafl in THE LEFT HAND OF GOD In Cinema Scope a Coior Charles Boyer Gloria GrahamColor Cartoon and NewTues Wed, Thurs, Oct 4 Rosalind Russel, Fernando Lamos inTHE GIRL RUSH in TechnicolorSCO DRIVE IN THEATREFriday Saturday Sept 30 ct 1 AMERICANO SYLVANTHEATRESON OF SINBAD A Drama StarringDale Robertson, Sally ForrestIn Cinema Scope and ColorCartoon and Nweauxu, iecuxii, ai, acast iurieeuprior u autlx aeariii, ur awvicu ac ieabt live oj nor u bucu neafiiiK biinui, Juuge of PiobateoiMotes ot 4o icursWe thaiik C A Hwsse for a oushui oi elderberries and Geuige Hendec for a bushel of potatoesihe Aeeeple Hardware hayscales on the square nave uuca rw and uio wuxkm again withGlenn Ford, Frank Lovejoy and Caesar RomeroandGUN FURYin Technicolor withRock Hudson and Donna Reed Tartoon Sunday, Monday October 2, 3WERE NO ANGELSIn TechniortorA Comedy StarringHumphrey Bogart, Joan Bennett and Aldo RaySunday Show 3, 5, 7, 9 CartoonSunday, Moday October 2, 3 THE KENTUCKIANin CiiieniaScujje and ColorwithBurt Lancaster, Dia na Foster and Shows 715, 905 Dianna Lynn Tues Wed, Thurs, Oct 4A Walt DISTV ProductionUVING DESERT andBEN AND MEA Walt Disney ProductionCartoon, This is the LifeSADBAKATn Technicolor doming The Cobwebb, Girl RushTo Catch a ThiefTue Wed, Thurs, Oct 4 MARTYGROUND BEEF 39c, 3 Lbs for BACON SQUARES, LbBEEF SOLD BY SIDE OR QUARTERCUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAYTHE HOLUSTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinckney 550 David Nash entered MichiganBoris Kaloff, and Nino Marcel 9jathern I lersity lt weekimmet King underwent an operation at SSt Joe hospital Ann Atbor last weekMr and Mrs J Snyder of AnnArbor called on the Clare MillersSundayTra Luelle Patterson of Stockbndgc called ou ihe Stanley Dinklo Sunday nilErnest Borgnine and Betsy BlairGARDEN OF EDEN, 1v uricolorCartoMThe Harold Porters went to ScottField, 111, Saturday Their son,Jimmie, who is in the air corp came home with them for a week Mrs Mae Dallers White ShrineClub held a picnic at the Harold Porter home SundayRobert Read and wife attnedthe MichMissouri football gameat Ann Arbor Saturday THE ROUSH PLUMBINGWaltr Sysien s Plumbing RepairINTER COATS ARE ARRIVING DAILYat, , Wayne Carr spent the week endputting in 3 milking machine and at port Huron wth higwill increase his herd to 70 cows , John McDonTieI is a patient The Mich State San at Howll St Joe hospital Ann Arbor eceived its 1st patients last week The Kenneth Lorings of HowellA from Detroit, 3 more come tiig j ,nr,lf Sunday with the L J Henryweek r fllyDr Andrew Rocho and Mrs Mrs Alta Meyer is taking a ressie Hoskin of Calumet were fresher course at Stockbridge Alinrried Monday at the home of so Mrs Audrey Leethe grooms sister, Mrs E T Me The Mark Nash family spentClear of Anderson by Rev Com Sunday at the George Brookmanmerford home in OvidThe George VanNormans were Frank Aberdeen is home from Stla Detroit Uat week Joe hospital, Ann Arbor IoWILL HOLD YOUR COAT iN LAYAWAY VITHA SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT WHILE THERE IS LARGE SCHOOSE FROMPEIRCES STORf fv W Revolt MICHCKTWE Qve Gold Stamps with wwm50 NEW RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS TO CHOOSE FROM NEW REMINGTON WOODMASTER 740A Cal 3006Aato Loading Rifles NEW WINCHESTER MODEL 5 rTO HADING TTOTCUNS SCOPE AKD prfoKE MOITNTIN d IXSTALI ED BY EXPERT8MILL CREEK SPORTING GOODS BREAK GROUND FOR NEW PIN KNEY PAROCHIAL SCHOOLbroken here Sept 14 for St Marys parochial school The ones taking part in the ceremony were front rowE Gochevarc1 itectiHoyjl Rev CampWU Maryland Rev Schmitt Pinckney Rev Kokowitz Lakeland Francis Grady contractor Re MfcCann,The ltar boys are Denni s Singer, Francis Clark,Tom Siagre Bobby Kelly Dennis Clark, DoaalJ Singer Phonv IIA milt on 63135The D Conklin family of GrandRnpicls spent the week eni at theRay urns hme h The Hubert Lehvidpre family ofRoyal Oak spent SaLuday wilh Mrs Eleanor Ledwidg DEXTER, MICHThe Wayne AtTees are visttteftiy ton, Cy ard family at GladThr A Jr v Wylio Aftmily called OBthe Ned Schaufles of near 8todbridge Sundayt l THE PINCKNE 1 DISPATC HU4 So ttowei tthrVHj Dispaic a ja s 8eoon d CUs s j a t f totficmAc t ut Marc a S W7 7Mic aEMvssSel fLINGERI EUP si uGJiNT S FURNISHING SGOOD SSHOESGROCERIE SDRYGOODSI No eosfl pi p intsmSiegler capture s th e Topo th e Flam e heat , doesn twaste it up th e flue ordinar y heater s do Thi iextra , patente d inne r beate ris bujl t righ t int o th e hear to f t j hottes t fire It cap ture s th e 4 Time s Hotte rhea t fro m th e burne r flamepour s it ove r you r floorsSAV E U P T O 50 I N FUEL ttftBM C FUllift SO Tlf i EOTtO M O F TH E COt D iO I L HEATER SProv I f o f you r Slmghr ftooferxmak fh s X MATCHTtsri The Jac k SUAT S o f Lun i y an dJimm y Lavi y o t i piluu i vent Ath e week en,i n h ti j L e Laveys X0 a Campoci l am i wil e caK i uth e Puu l Sii,uu,c o ua dRapid s Suturua y an a spen t Sunda ywit h th e Car l IA U famil y in Lunsin g where , iiif LLMIL Z childre nwer e christene d an d th e Lent fai nil y joine d th e kLhui 1 ciiiuch Mrs Eloys e Cam , i l nde dth e Kings Daujh u r s conventio na i Flin t Tuesday Th e Ro y lttau n famil y spta tSunda y wit h he r aun t in Midland Sunda y guest s u f th e M J Keas o n famil y wer e Cieiu itcaso n an dwif e Walte r Keaso n an d wife,Mis Florenc e Art z o f Dciioii an d Mrs Ma e Kan e n Whitmur e Lak eArthu r Diamon d an d wif e o fShrevepor t ,La , an d A l Steei e an dwif e o f BuffiK J ciiilt d o n th e K bber t Amburey s SuixJay Th e Ronni e llokin s famil y ar dMadge Jac k o f Detroi t spen t Sun da y wit h th e H o Jacks Th e Gerr y Eichman s wer e Sun da y dinne r yius o f tli e Irvi aKennedys Mr nr d Mrs Wn W il e c liedo n th e Erik, 1 Whil e an d th e Uai lWhit e familie s a i Howel l Su n iay Mis s Amand a DcLar r to k ise r Gir l Scout i X r v roas t a t Hal f IMoo n Lak e Sunday Th e Wesle y Morrison s u f Chel jse a callci l o n th e Joh n Cnyer s iSunday Dinne r riesL o f th e Rober t Pike s Frida y wer e th e ETsto n Clarie s o f Cnaiilu , Ay ii ,A iIJan d an d Floy d Kii k oi HA V 1 Geral d Heu y va hom e fro m Detroi t ove r th e week end Mr an d AlrsAshe r Vv lie , S irle y ari d Jimmie , attende d th e wed d in o f he r neice , Marar t Pickfor dt o Claud e Thoma s a t Ioni a Satur day , IDr Harlo w Siioha n an d wif e f Jackson , Hill y Siieha n o f An n A bo r Le o Caris h an d wif e an d Mr an d MrsWell s o f Detroi t calle d o n tth e Willia m Shehan s Sunday IMis s Blanc h Marti n wa s a t U of M hospital An n Arbo r las t we e k 1a coupl e o f day s fo r treatment C 1M 1 an d Mr Lyn n Hende e an dth e Lljy d Hcadecfamd y s, t f e Walte r lieusoi i and Wiai n M rweek en d wit h th e Dr Ji m N sh fe r WQI Wednesda y u is o f ih famil y o f Coldwater Mrs Lyn n Mr an d Ms W F Clos e hav ereturne d fro thti r ii i mile i h i MYRON HUGHE SComple x Lin e Tkrrbv, FixturesHeater sj lin e o f P7 5 BA8 T M JI rvuolit yL anejme J u4 0UJ 2Mrs lie I h nde e n i ir ha 1had y whil e ranni, f i u it las we iii d 1 7 stitche s v ert 1 ia n i iia e re eiw d a car d fro mi r an d Ev u Inquist , linckney ,t LU m v4ritm r hx fch ,i Ridnow s U aiiok e W a The y als o visit n i iver , Mrs J D McNitt , a t atlerv , ia wliei u the y visite d th e Oit o Dnk s i n Siou x Cit y an d w r e in t Mi 1 i d M i Le Davi s m iiiidc h Hill s iey cxiidn t A iorthi n m iTh e M o s , W i Hi av d m y heife r a t tri e Intii a o iIhie Adam s o f D n l ca 1 o Lii 1 ,DII , Si, , a ta C iaMa w Hoi Siiiidiv 1 1 K MI , l i T l , a v k ui th e U S Ma r hom e ni l Irav e fro m Sa n D lI ihioi v iadh o n a5siy nii si u Ill Ii wd i there H e i n iUivAGJ u an d dine d a tTh e Howlet t Hardwar eHardware , Implements , Plumbing , Gregor y ,Mich HERE A NE W PROFESSIO N A L BEAUT Y SERVIC EZOTO S PINPER MIT S WONDERFU L AN D COST S S O LITTL EONL Y 495 Thi s Include s Shampo o an d Se tTH E PINCKNE Y BEAUT Y SHO P21 2 EAS T MAI N S T BRITT A BRASH , PROP PHONE U P 8991 1Doroth y Dinke l too k car e o fih Do n Pasc o childre n las t wee kwhil thei r parent s wer e o n a trip The y go t the m Sunday O n Sunda y th e Arthu r Pardon sp Georg e Roushe s visite d Jane tJohnson , Mrs Rouahe a neic e a tHurle y HospiU l Jlint OU a Robinso n an d wif e lef t thi so n a vacatio n tri p t o Escau RobinsoB S o f Aw Sanda y wit h Lester McAfe e an d wif e wer eLansin g las t Tuesday Charle s Ric e an d Willia m Sha wan d wive s o f Detroi t an d th e Lyn nBeatty s o f Rus h Lak e spen t Sun da y wit h th e Leste r McAfees Th e Kenaet h Zill s o f An n Arbo rwer e Sunda y visitor s o f th e Mar ti n Ritters Georg e Sprat t an d wif e o f Far mingto n spen t Sunda y wit h th e OU n The followin g attende d th e rec eptio n fo r Willar d Sauer , ne wgran d marshal l o f th e Michiga n jGran d Lodg e F an d A M a t Spa rt a Saturday Lawrence Camburn,Orlan d Winslow , Clar e Mille r On aCampbel l OU n Robinson , Re x Sac ket t Franci s Dodg e an d wive s a dy e editor Dodg e wa s speaker Saue r is a bi g appl e growe r an dha s abou t 70 , mtacft hfiric dry9t load 1 gntfy fombhd dry toff, fluffy, fmarkohty wtinkkfrmIDic k Darrow , Ric k Mille r an dJerr y Mrofk a wer e hom e fro m Al colleg e ove r th e wee k end tLawrenc e Camburn , Clar e Mill e r an d On a Campbell , Pinckne ytende d a n M M degre e conferenc e a tStockbidg p Thursda y an d aaaift e d i n th e work Murra y an d Georg e Dag g spen tth e wee k en d a t th e latter s hom ei n Detroit jEdwar d Reindea , husban d o th etermer Eva McLucas , suffere d ahear t attac k a t hi s hom e i n An nArbo r las t week Re x Noggl e an d wif e o f An n A rbo r hav e got t o Texas i 140,000of you r neighbor s us eElectri c Clothe s Dryer sWh y d o s o nan y folk s choos e electri cclothe s driers Simpl y becaus e electri chea t i s a S clea n a s th e svntThere s anothe r reaso n wh y electri c dryer shav e th e dae They cos t les s to bu y operat e fo r only , pennie s a load The y are convenient , too Rai n o r shineyo u ca ndr y clothe s an y tim e i n a n electri c dryer It s eas y whe n yo u dr y clothe s 4ti l7mFFFtNGENST mpFATGB Wednesday, September 28, 1955SAVIhd Jonn Vaughn and dftugbterjaneof Detroit called on Mn EmmaDinkel Sunday Born to Dwight Butler and wifeJennie Tupper of Durand lastweek a daughter The Jo Griffiths and Otn Matteson and wife had dinner at theMark Matteson home at Cunningham Lake Sunday iJames Amburgey who is In theair corp is home from Texas Hisnext asignment is Wichita, Kan THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEIThe Pinckney SanitariumRaf M Duty, M D Pinckney MichiganCall 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 28, 1955 Description An account of the resource September 28, 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 1955-09-28 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/14294e0d265b10d9dddcf91b91741502.pdf b2b29bf8ab1371d00b14c64412456a71 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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e dee r awa y fro m th e p otato e field s c f Jonanesburg The yar e strun g ou t in a lin e an d g oof f a t interval s durin g th e nigh t23,00 0 lbs o f car p wer e remove dfro m th e Raisi n Rive r a t Tecum se h recentlyThe y ha d grubbe d oa tal l vegetatio n fo r IV 2 miles Anyon e wantin g fre e tree s an dshrub s shoul d dro p a car d t o th eStat e Conservatio n Dept gam edivision , Lansing Fawn s wil l hav e los t FRANK BOWE R Iran k Bower , 57 wa s kille d i n a nacciden t o n Pennsylvani a Turn pike , nea r Somerset , Pa o n th e nigh to f Octobe r 1 H e wa s a bricklaye r b ytrad e an d live d nea r Washington ,D C Fo r som e tim e h e an d hi s wif eha d bee n visitn g thei r t daughter ,Mrs Charle s Keise r o n M3 6 W ofofPinckney Beside s Mrs Keise rthjfr e ar e 3 othe r daughters , Mr sA bert a Las h Mrs Edn a Hashn e an dM s Mabl e MacDcmal d an d a so nFoyd Fh e funera l wa s hel d Tuesda y pm a th e Swarthou t Funera l Home ,picked cor n Sunda y an d visite duncl e Jo Caro l Menk e brough tsom e shell s t o schoo l tha t am efro m Florida Hill y Rent z fel l fro m swin g an d ha s hi s ar m i i a cast Clai r Bel l brough t som e acorn s an dblac k walnut s fo r ou r scienc e table dRor y Jone s an d Chuc k worke d o n apla y tre e hous e thi s week end R ge r Harde n wa s in Detroi t Sunday iSecon d an d Thir d Marily n Singe r brough t a salam ande r fo r ou r scienc e abl eChery l Darro w ha s learne d t o rid oa bike Joa n Eichma n ha s a pupp y calle dDarkie Pa t Plumme r ha d compan y fro mBa y City Ronni e Courdway s fathe r wen tduc k huntirt g an d go t th e lmit Hill y Singe r ha s a birthda y Friday Mik e Hardi n wen t t o Detroi t Sun man Hal l say s it wil l mak e n o diff erenc e whethe r Ik e run s agai n rnot Th e part y wil l ru n o n it s record Man y Republica n offic e holder s dono t agiv e wit h him The y woul d pr efe r Ike s coattai s t o rid e t o victor yon S o mos t o f comment s o n hi s ill nes s an d politica l an d litl e concer nu wit h hi s healt h if h e ca n b e press ure d int o runnin g again Jus t ho w muc h bloo d ca n a perso n donate W e neve r donate d an y a s w ear e pas t th e ag e limit W e kno w o f man y peopl e wh o hav e donate d bloo da numbe r o f times W e rea d tha t Ir aRussel l o f Pennsburg , Pa ha s jus t d onto d hi s 111 pin t o f blood W e kno wtha t al l hospital s hav e list s o f pro fessiona l bloo d donor s wit h differen ttypo s o f bloo d an d the y cal l the mwhe n thei r boo d typ o is neededThes epeopl e ye t pai d fo r thei r blood Re Winge r officiating Buria l in th e da y an d Jud y Borowak y t o Dexte rPinckne y Cemeter y MARVI N BRUF FMarvi n Buf f ,71 , die d a t th e count yhom e Monday H e wa s th e so n o fJoh n an d Hanna h Hian d Hruf f an dwa s bo m Mario n townshipH e wor ke d o n farm s in thi s sectio n mos t o fhi s lif e bein g wit h th e Fre d Hurges san d Lyn n Hende e familie s fo r a nu mo f years Hi s 3 brother s ar e al ldead Th e funera l wil l b e a t 2 p rn 2 pmThurs a t th e Schnackenbu egHom e in Howell , Rev Mcuca s offi ciating Buria l in Lakeid e Cemetey HORACE HANSONHorac e Hanso n 67 , die d a t hi shom e nea r Gregor y Thursday H eleave s hi s wife , th e forme r Mar yBacku s an d 3 children , Horac e jr ,Josephin e an d Glenn Th e funera lwa s a t th e Milne r Funera l Hom e inStockbridg e Sunda y wit h buria l inPlainfield Nancy Hollister s brothe r isRick y Bloxo m ha s a ne w hike Thir d Grad eGar y Rutledge s do g Queeien ,wa s kille d b y a ca r Friday yds an d Dexte r 20 Piiickne y misse s Do n Packe r wh eha s a ba d knee Failur e t o mak e con versio n kick s cos t the m th e las t tw ogames Las t yea r h e onl y misse d on econversio n kick Th e Dexte r hig h schoo l ban d play e d an d marche d i n formatio n befor eth e gam e an d a t th e h a if The y looke dnice e i n thei r uniforms Pinckne yhope s t o hav e a ban d nex t year Th e Dexte r lin e wa s rangie r tha nPinckney s an d mad e 1 3 firs t dow n t oPinckney s DHoweve r wit h thei r bac kt o th e wal l Pinckne y usuall y turne dthe m back Whe n Dexte r turne d Pinckne y bac k game hunter s ar eexpecte d t o tak e t o th e field s an dwood s i n th e sma H gam e seaso nTh e waterfow l seaso n start s Oct 1 an d th e pheasan t rabbi t an d squirr , e r W e ar e makin g chart se l seaso n Octobe r 20 Dee r ar e bein g poisone d i n norther n Fifth Grad eW e mad e illustration s abou t Was hington s time , an d speeche s o n kee pin g ou r schoo l a bette r placeOuFte rraniu m ha s bee n pamte d an d w e ar eputtin g thing s i n i t Leave s fo r ou r brough t man y o f them Robert Lero y Se n ram , Ramona s1 9 yea r ol d brothe r is hom e fro m th ehospita l whor e h e wa s 2 5 day s afte ra n aut o accident Joh n Gillan d ha s move d t o Calif orina Joh n Walton s dog,Daisy , ha s 4pups Mar y Wylie s famil y hav e a no wdishwasher Sandr a Shire y visite d he r gran dmothe r Sunday Chery l Meyer s uncl e Dal e die dSunday Fourt h Grad eOu r arithmeti c clas s i3 workin go n additio n combinaton s an d thei rreverse s in subtraction W e ar e brin g in as man y kind s o finsect s a s w e ca n fo r ou r collectio nan d exhibit W e ar e watchin g cocoon s t o s eth e butterfl y o r mot h com e out W e hav e starte d a lea f collection Joh n Wilso n an d Snaro n Gallu pscra p boo k wer e presse d o n wa x pap fo r ou rMichiga n unit Ou r hik e i s se t fo rWednesda y Mrs Bras h wil l le t s We than k th e Mother s Clu b fo rth e plagroun d equipmen t w e ar eenjoying W e hav e a ne w boy , Richar d Kra Thf colore d peopl e an d th e sodt tie s fo r thei r advancemen t ar t mak in g YfinuVt y fofKmTtlt , i,th e tro iorc d bo y wh o wa s sho t an d hi s bod ythrow n in th e rive r in Mississippi Th e tw o me n trie d fo r th e crim ewor e acquitte d a s th e jur y claime dthe bod y wa s no t postlvel y identified lMas s meeting s wer e hel d al l ove r th tnml h t o protes t th e verdict Th tpres s state s tha t betwee n 188 2 an dt e presen t tim e 68 2 negroe s wer elynche d b y mob s in Mississippi Thi s ha s diminishe d howeve r an din th e las t 3 year s non e hav e beet tlynched Guv G Mcnne n William wa s t o hav e addresse d a Democra tmeetin g in Alabam a bu t cancelle d itown g t o th e fac t negroe s wer e barr t d fro m th e meeting W e suppose d tha t arm y officer sespeciall y sergeant s wer e immun fro m al l civi l actio n aiu l th j orl y im portan t thin g wa s tha t the y ge t e suit s s o w e rea d wit h surpris e tha ttw o me n in th e ai r corp in Okla hom a ar e suin g thei r colone l fo rS1000 0 damage fo r swearing a tliiom I t wj not like this in the daysof Hard foiled Smith in World War lWe remember the civil war story ofthe army mule skinner who was beat ing and swearing at his mules b cause they balkedThe colonel coming up ordered him to desistThe skinneris suspected by wilted wild cherry go on her land John Stager brought Jacic from Hartland George Colone i sai1 Who re youThe reply was Mille s a graduate of Pinckney highby the Uni Pinckney threw 2 passes both ofwhich failed They had gained moston their yarage on end runs and offtackle but did not try any here 40 conservation officers will begin training at Higgina Lake Oct 1 This will raise the number ofconservation field officers to 200The delaye4payment plan for taxeson timber lands is being invoked thisincar4 year Fasse 25 years ago ithaaiuyaabeen Httle usej It proyideg thfltonly 5 percent of the taxes on timberlands may be paid each yearwhen themust be paid a salamander, Patty Suggett beaver tail and Pat Hutslar a turtle shellfor onr science collection Mary LeeAschenbrenner got a bantam rooster and hen from her grandmotherShenamed Rene and Clare We thankJoe Bixel, Marys uncle for a conemamis back after being illSeventh GradeMrs Morrss 7th grade has movedfrom the Lewis house to the base ment of the Mennonite church Our officers are Pres Linda New1in Vce Pres, Robert Reason SectMary Menke Treas, Noel RoscWcof M,Mrs Earl Clockey of WhitmoreLake is a graduate of Soutti Lyonhigh school and is employed by the FOOTBALL SCORES, , o v n i Brighton 13, Holly 12 Howell 7,Michigan Seamless Tube Co there, j Everett 0 Ann Arbor 33 PlintNo wedding date has been set , Northera 13 South Lyon 13, Hartland0Manchester 27,Boysville 0ChelsaNOTES 14, Roosevelt 0 Dewitt 18, Byron 7The Kiwanis met at the Conglchurch Tuesday nightHrward Read rKennelh Klein put on ft quiz put on contest Next Tuesday night is ladles Night Program committee is Stanley Dinkel, Vine LaRosa,OscarBck and Robert LaveyTHK KIN6 DAUGHTERSThe Kbgi Daughters meet mThursday Oet 6 at 2 p m with MrsT Bobby Hoos brought a hornetsnest to school It contained the 4 stages of life of an insect, the eggthe grub, the pupa and the adult7 wolves were bounded in the up1 It is interesting watching the devclper peninsula in August There were I opment No one has been stung yet, 595 coyottes, 94 bobcats and 819 maybe because they are in schoolfoxes I We miss Bobby Hoos who is in theA meeting will soon be held to re McPherson hospital for an appendigulate the roadside loon Mchigaa citis operation We thank the mothnow has 25 of these A man was re ers clUD op the playground equipcently badly bitten by a bear at one of these It is proposed to erecthigh fences in front of the cages34, Lairgburg DOkemus 33, StockbrWge 13 Northville20, Milford V Milan 20 Dundee 0Mt Morris 19 Fenton 7 Linden 26,Flint Bentlev 12 Leslie 7, Williamstoa 6 Sand Lake 45 Freeport 0 Lincoln 12 Flat Rock 0L1BKAKY NEWSNew books at the Library are A Boyand His Gun by Janes and Personal ity Plus by Daly Fourth and FifthRichard Blades has a new bicycle Frank Sctiaefera grandmotherhas a new TV set Rollent Stagers grandmother visAT HAMBURGHot Dogs SteaksSandwieiiea Soap, ChiliMalted Sodas Snafe CLOSED ON MONDAYS ISchaime Baxter visited her auntFlint tDelores Schaferis sister has rheumatic fewSusan Cox caught a bull frogJeffrey Gretn caught 25 fishThe Cab Scoots have their bows and appoint new committees every FridFriday ifCharts were male on footballand Carol Miller and Rusty VanNor man were appointed represcntatvesto attend a meeting1 in Mrs Sharpsroom We thank Susan LaBeile formaking rule charts for our room The jfirLs are making charts on theexplorers of history We havo a new set of WebstersCollegiate dictionariesMrs Starkable jjave us a plartto put in the basement Sixth tiradeWe painted pictures of birds weare planning to use in the playAlso we made the Nina and PintaMrs Heatcms room is making the Im the colonel in command of thisregiment The skinner said MYuKO and command your regiment and let me command these mulesDr White, the, heart specialist,later reversed himself He said ona television, jnti rvipwnThe presiidont may or may not recover If Iwore in his shoes I would not wast to run for a second term due tothe strain involved Later in a third statement he said he was not attempting to advise the presidenton what to doSanta Maria We had an arithmetic test FridayIt showed there is a lot of room forimprovement Mrs Guy Mrs, McAfee, MrsiNhaad Mrs Wylie came to the Mothers Club coffee hoar Pridaynight Weaao had tome other visitor J we wore jrlad to see them rWo hope you will buy one of purfootball papers at the game FridayIt has an article about Boysvillo andMr Warinj the new high school hiitory teacherRUMMAGE SALESt Mary s Altar Society will holda rummage sale at the former Lewie home Saturday October 8 itirttagat ift00 amRUMMAGE SALSThe Winans Lake Cfob ofhold a rummage sale at the Hall, Hamburg WATimP1NCENEY DISPATCHWednesday October 5, 19651LOOKING FOR AHOME LOAN PLANIf youre looking for sensible homefinancingfort welladvised plan that is easyiolivewjih be sureand check with our home loan advisers Our mortgage financing gives you payment to fit your in come Equal monthly, rent lik pawntnrs includeprincipal and interest ind may include caxts andinsurance, too Our plan leads to frceandctear ownership THS BETTHR WAYTo Finance a New Antsaobil U TME BANK WAYBuying a ear with a loan from thisbank gives you these clearcat advantage 1 Leaver dealer price because we advance all cash above dewn payment1 Lower interest rate than you might otherwise pay 8 Spacedout repayments for yourconvenience Finance yeur car the better waywith a cash loan hereFirst National Bank MilkrTae Freshmen officers are Pres,Gerald Cliuton Vice Pea, Janioe Menill Sec, Perry Browa TreasMildred JackWhile drawing cornstalks Thursday Bert Reason had both arms bxok end when the evener broke and hepulled off the load Qftdar F9dmll bupeTviatak of FedtraH UeserrcporaUe axu Federal Deposit Inrarante Corporation All Deposit insured Up to tlO000 for boh Depositor4Q aeposiu up to 10,000 inueujj our membership in eke FederalDeposit Insurance CorporationTHE McPHERSON TE BANK Over EightyNine Years ofiau SalTHE LAST CALL FOR VILLAGETAXESThe Time Has Been Extended to OCTOBER 15, 1955,for Which You Can Pay Your Village Taxesat my homeAfter that time they will be payable at the County Treasurers Office in Howell ata slight Extra Charge Al1 Personal Taxes must bepaid to meHELEN REYNOLDS, Villlage Treasurer545 East Putnam St P 0 Box 203, Pinckney HOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANTurn Wed, Thira Oct 4ResaJjd RusseL Fernando Lamosia THB GIRL RUSH Iff THEATREWHTTMORE LAKENEIGHBORING NOTES Doris Donohue has opened abeauty salon at Gregory200 attended the WashtenawCounty 0 E S Association meet ing at Dexter Sept 14 Deter Kiwanians had 20 enteriesin their soap box derby last weekDan Nuttle, former Dexter highschool star has transferred fromMomingside College, Iowa, to Mcr tate Normal, YpsilantiSt Georges Lutheran chuich ofBrighton celebrated their 25th anniwersary Oct 2The Brighton high school band willplay at Ann Arbor Oct 15 at theMichigan Northwestern footballPercy Cook Hartland farmer, hasbeen appointed to the Livingston County So Conservation Commission tto succeed Jesse SpauldingresignedDr Walter Kiehler, Brighton physcan who contracted polio in the army in Germany has been transferred to Walter Reed Hospital, at Baltimoe Notes U 4 lean AgJohn Mclntyre and wife sad sonof North Dakota have moved lnitethe Mark Wilson house on Unadilla St Mrs Malachy Eoche lost her goldwatch at the Fowlerville Pair but it was found and retured to her Prry Blunt has gone to New Yorkstate to visit relatives While carrying potatoes dowa callar Thursday a step broke anl V GDinkel fell and broke several ribs Prosecuting Attorney George Robison of Wayne county died SundayHe was a brother of Mhs James Eaman His last words were CharlesWard must stand trial in the Presleycase Earl Bowman and Etta VanBeuranof Howell spent Sunday with his j brother, FTed JN H Caverly has purchased afine team of horses and a carriageFrank Hall has bought the oldCrofoot farm on Hinchey Road Tre blacksmiths here raised theirprices MondayC V VanWinkle and wife are attending the OES Grand Chapter inSaginaw this week A Hamburg man was fined iQlast week for letting Canadian thistles grow on his farmDetroit Tigers for the first time,in many years won the pennantand are playing the Chicago CubsCharles Teeple and William Murphy will attend some of the gamesWe had a mushroon Sunday grownby Postmaster Swarthout It was I Friday, Saturday, October 7, 8FAR HORIZONSis TechnicolorStarriaiCharlton Heston sad Donna Be4 Also Walt Dbney Comedy CartoonFriday, Saturday, October 7, 8 A Walt DUnsy ProductionTHE LADY AND THB 1B Superseope aad TRAMPSWITZERLAND in colorSunday Monday October 9, 10Matinee Sunday 230 m Coit Playing the old army game withCharletton Heston, Julie Adams inPRIVATE WAR OF MAJORBENSON In Tecjuuooior Sunday, Mmdy,Tuesdsy OctITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHERS In CinemaScope c CoiorGene Kelly Van Daily andSidCkariueComedy News CartoeaWednesday Thursday, October 12,13NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL StarringRod Crawford, Richard Carney and Marilyn MonroeSelected ShortsSYLVANTHEATRE mTuee, Wed Thur, Oct 11, 12 13 Anne Baxter and Rock Hudson inONE DESIREin TechnicolorSCO DRIVEIN THEATRE Friday, Saturday, October 7, 8WYOMING RENEGADEWestern in CinemaScope StarringPhil Cory, Martin Hyer, sad Gene EvansShows 715 and 9 8 Cartoon Stooge Comedy NewsFriday, Saturday, October 7, 8 ROUGHEST MAN IN ARIZONV In TechnicolorW withVaughn Monroe and Joan Leslie andKANSAS PACIFIC in Teehnicoior Sunday Monday October 9, 10 THE AMERICANOA Western in TechnicolorwithGlenn Ford, Frank Lave joy and Caesar RomeroSunday Show 3, 5, 7, 9Cartoon and Pete Smithwitthe giant kind grown in his hothouse, Stirling Hayden and Ere Miller George Collier, 40, brother of Will J Csrtoswiam, Hack and Charles, fell from a buggy at a farm near Ann Arborana died instantlyThe Methodist Old Peoples Home HeP H Wirt Newkirk of Washteat Chelsea will hold open house with nfw, county may be elected speaker Tues, Wed Thur, Oct 11, 12 13MOMBAShelley Winters, 3ylvassie RenioShows 715 and 915 CartoonSPECI 59c39c 25c59cBEEF STEAK, Your Choice LbCHUCK ROAST, Lb SHORT RIBS,, LbGRADE 1 BREAKFAST SAUSAGE, LbGROCERIES AND COLD MEATSCUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAYTHE HOLLISTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinckney 550From where I sit Joe Marsh Ia program Oct 7The oil well on the Mohrlock farmat Chelsea is now down 4500 feet No oil has been foundA memorial plaque was dedicatedlast week in tne lobby of the new courthouse in Ann Arbor It is ofbronze 6x7 ft and contains all thenames of the veterans who made the supreme sacrifice in World War IIJudge Garland in circuit courtweek stntencsd Alexander Wilson,charged with stealing1 the car of Phillip Gentile of Pinckney to , to 5years in Jackson prison,The new Ground Observer Post atParkes Corners was dedicated Sept24thThe Showerman Retaurant at Fowlerville has been sold to WilliamMacklin of LansingDr Francis Slavin, 37, son of thelate Bill Slavin, former county high way engineer died at MountainView, California, last weekHe servedin World War IIThe U S Navy has opened a recruiting office in the Howell postofficeRobert Akin has been appointedchairman of the new county hospttal board to succeed Charles Suttoiiwho resigned of the house at LansingMrs Rex Burnett nee Marion Bergen has scarlet feverThe North Hamburg Literary Socmeet with Claude and Fannie Rolli son Saturday The following are onon e program Mae Pitkin, Grace anc Harold Grieve Mr Hill HazelSwiuer Florence Kice Fred Swarthout Mrs Myron Hendricks MrsJjert Appleton Fannie Swarthout,Kittie King, Lulu Benham, FannieRollison Sunday Monday October 9, 10LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED i TniNG j In CinemaScopand Color , 8TATEMENT QpJenifer Jones and William Holden Ownership Circulation of Pinckney aud MANAGEMENTTOP OF THE WORLD ActsyofDale Robertson, Evelyn KeyesCartoonBorn to RevRuegsegger and wifeTuesday at McPherson hospital, inHowell a grlPvt Jimmie Amburgey saw Harold Murphy and George Clark while at Wichita, TexasThe Missionary Society of the PoShades of L svyerlWillis hs4 fast stoppedthe tractor sos lie could cci offjat the pomp, when a young insur ance salesman came up the drive Hack was tired of plowing, andBSeded insurance on his new barn Silt he also needed to get thatwinter rye in fast The salesman,a eager kid, noticed hesitation come from a farm, he saidWhy dont you look at thesebookletsget all the dope and 111 intofor youYoung feliow laid off a prettyStraight furrow, too It was almost dark before Hadsuinr just WUUL Kiud of policy to getFrom where I sit, to be a goodsalesmanor a good citizenit always helps to put yourself inthe other mans place He mayhave a different sort of job withdifferent problems he may prefer to dose a deal over, say, a1friendly glass of beer while yon might prefer something else Butboth of you can cooiernIe make i Frank Seger has sold the Brighton KnoxArgus to Glenn Yotmg and Paul Mesdames Leona Bonner and Cel Nash attended a Republicans wonens meeting at Saline Monday P18 Church met wth Mrs Lloydfconator Potter talked Wellman last week 22 were thereMrs Rose HerJee gpent guat the Lynn Hendee home Dr Cecil Hendee has purchased a 7 ml Emily Ave Lading Lester McAfee and John Eiselespent the week end in the u7PerI trUt fiShn Th WJames Matteson is a tenor in theMichigan State College Glee Club Pvt Leonard Barrett Scottyand trained at Fort Dispatch As Required byCongress March 2, i9J3,I For October, 1965 Publisher Paul W CurlettEditor The SameI Managing Editor The Same Business Editor The Sams Nams of Bondholders and Stockholders There are noneNames oi Bondholders, Mortgagej and Security holdersThere are noneWeekly Circulation 800Paul W Curlett, Owneri Subscribed and sworn to before me tihs 24th day of September, 1965Lee Lavey, Notary PublicMy commission expires February14, 1959JanuaryCO AGa policy to try Pinckney high school lost to AnnArbor high school Reserves there on Friday 25 to 0 mW C Hendeee and Song closedtheir tour of the fairs last week atthe Fowlerville Fair The Hendees exhibited at 8 fairs and won 83 percent of the prizesMr and Mrs Bert VanBlaricumwere given a surpise dinner Sunday by the Rex Drowns of Howell ontheir 40th wn igABottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATING L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL Charles Sampson 68 of Lakelandded at the home of his son in ToledoFriday The funeral was there with burial in Ann Arbor LivingstonLodge Ne 76 conducted gravesideservices Pinckney lost a 14 inning game toWilliaraston at the Fowlerville Fair5 to 4 Pinckney was well loaded Moore of the Canadian league pitched for Pinckney Willamston had old Andy Messenger, once with theCleveland league teamThe old Shuler ice houses at Lakeland built 35 years ago are being torn downThe Pinckney Bank was robbedearly this morning but robbers fail ed to get into the vault The postoffice and Read LumberYard were also entered but not much takenThe Baptist church whose pastor inRev Bruce Esic have started to build a church on North Howell St wherethe livery barn stood e i qftphmniwi hftvo pWfcfollowing officers Pres, Stanley Dinkel Vice Prea Murray See, Glean Clark vINTER COATS ARE ARRIVING DAILY1 DepositWILL HOLD YOUR COAT iN LAYAWAY WITH A SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT SHOP EARLY WHILE THERE IS LARGE SELECTION TOCHOOSE FROM PEIRCES STORE FOR WOMEN HowIL MlchgcrWE Give Gold Stamps witlTAny PurchaseCOALITS TIME TO THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIREWE HAVE THE BBBST COAL REASONABLE PRICE AND APROMPT DELIVERYWE WILL IE Bt THE FUEL OIL BUSINESS AFTER SEPT IID E HOEY SONSPHONE DEXTER HM1LTON 68119 FLOWERS FOR AIJ OCCASIONS714iVThe People StoreLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS ShotsmGROCERIES ORYGOODSSi OKIEGLEROVER YOURFURNACE NEAT No costly pipes or ttqh JHUULL1 HEATERSMen at yaw 5to rftehn Sjoglcr captures the Topothe Flame heat doesntwaste It up the flue atordinary heaters do Thijex era patented inner beateris bult right into the heartof the hottest fire It captures the 4 Time Hotterheat from the burner flame pours ii over your floorsSWS UP TO 50IN RJIUihe Howlett Hard war Hardware, Implements, Plumbing, Gregory,Mich eHERE A NEW PR0FES1J0N AL BEAUTY SBRTlCI ZOTOSPINPERMITS WONDERFUL AND COSTS 80 LITTLEONLY 495 This Includes Shampoo and Set THE PINCKNEY BEAUTY SHOP212 EAST MAIN ST BRITTA BRASH, PROP WIONE UP S9911i r and Mrs John Boyer called on Pinckney Chapter No, 145 OHS Lena Lillibridg and neice Ber ,,,,, A , 4 Joyct, in Dearborn Saturday fJ biet deietion at at the County Association at lingfhMothers Club gave a ret pt ton Tuesday 44 Bertha Ycung of the teachers of the Elemerr Brighton wa iftsteU4 at prt4ent Ifehool at the school Friday night and Hazel Poutaon, Pinckngy starte 1fee aBd cakewaa anreL far Hm Ilidred Miller of Finckney , WM elected maashaJLLawrence Camburna andQr Tintlowt attended a birthday Mr and Mrs 6ti Matteson have la Detroit Sfttarday might far bought the Rev Potter home ontinsrffite it Mr and MM Joe Jeffreys are building a home on Dexter St aorth of his fathers homeThe Eric Rose family have movedin the garage of their new home onj Pattersen Lake Boad Mrs Dorothy Dinkel was In Stockbridge Thursday with Mrs LuellaPatterson, her sister, of Stockbridgej Mr and Mrs Ed Spindler of Hari per Woods called on the Fleris Clarks Sunday He worked here for the late Edward Farnam and is now retired from the Detroit policej force j The Russell Glovers of Webberville were Sunday dinner guests of theGerry Eichmans Mrs Ethel Sprout with ker sisters,Mrs Leah Brown and Mrs Esther Barton called on brotherinlow, Roy Brown Saturday who is in Univer sity Hospital, Ann Arbor U4 So Hovcil 81Subscripts Pries IM m YmJoe Plummer and wife with MrandMrs Elton Bell, Dexter, spent theweek end in northern MichiganThe Winston Baughns and CliffordMillers spent the week end ai LovellsMrs Albert Shirley with Mrs IRoberta Miller attended the style I show at the West Marion ChurchThursday The tiea Store furnishedthe dresses Billy Shehan and Mr Pettig of ofAnn Arbor and Emmett Roche and wife of Fowlerville called on theWilliam Shehns SundayI The Marion 4H clubs enjoyed a hayride Saturday and had a weincrroast at the John Birdsong home Roy Dillingham and wife calledon Guy Blair at Fowlerville Sunday who is home from the hospitalMessrs Lawrence Camburn, LonnieVanSlambrook, Harold Porter EarlMurray,Charks BakerGeurge Foster John Sprout and ye editor attended aa Masonic dinner and MM degree conference of Livonia Lodge held at Ply mouth last Wednsday nightGcotCBeetoMvvWFM Beet tOA MCRev Max Johnson of the Jamician Island was a Sunday dinner guest of the Robert PikesMr and Mrs John Boyer called on the Wesley Morrisons in Chelsea SundayMrs Erma Lewis and family and1 the Dale Millers attended the funerI al of Horace Hanson at Stock nidge SundayThe Carl Bidwells of Brighton callon the Ben White family SundayMr and Mrs W F Cloe attended the Kiwanis state convention and dinner at Lansing last week He beIggs to the Linden KiwanisMr and Mrs Ross Read and Mrand Mrs Howard Read attended the MichMich State game at Ann Arbor SaturdayMrs Ethel Smoyer of AkronOhiois visiting the Fred and Ross ReadfamiliesMr and Mrs Clare Miller tookRichard Miller and Dick Darrow back to Alma college SundayMrs Clara Kennedy and childrenof Detroit called on Mrs Emma Vollmer SundayRobedrt Tasch and wife with CarlCowan and wife of Detroit attendedthe MichiganMichigan State football game SaturdayJ Mrs, MbJeStekroeft ofFloridacalled on the Fred Reads last weekMesdames Sadie Read, Viola Readand Ethel Smoyer were in Grand Rapids this weekThe Ona Campbells with MrsMarion Pearson visited relatives St Louis and Brcckenridge Suvay MYRON HjUGHESComplete Line Plunbiog fixtures andSipptSes Electric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HeatersComplete Line of Pomps Install We ServicerHOWF UP 4114 Ml BASToners Grocer ftnekiuy RM4Qualify ftiechandiseLOW mICES6eer and Wine io Take OutPhono HowoK 705J2THE ROUSH PLUMBINGWater Systems Plumbing Repair OTWMteiT Phone UP 8 fifi7 PinckneyTho Fred Sinsror family have Harold pTseon and wif andmoved ln the Vedder apartment on Cenm Fwtor and Mrs ElijbethPutnam St vacated by the Alfred Ebby of Flint called on Mr, My Fuhrmans who went Io Crystal Fulls Huff Sunday The Don Wilts, hcv moved to Peter Short of Lakeland is th, new school bus driveri9CLL a, JbiKcLam ELECTWC QtkL Vyto,Theres nothing like an electric clothes dryer to helpyou fly through washday Pot the wetwaah in takethe dried clothes out Its at ample as that Youre as free as a birdand as lively, too For youhave cut out all that lifting, lugging, climbing stainwith baskets of heavy wet laundry, j j children, grand children and grandchildren of the late JohnD White held a reunion and dinnerSunda the Marion towa botue,42 were rtaeat 1Youre free to do the many things youd like todoenjoy your family, work at community projects,tackle those putoff jobs that never seem to get doneYoull like the way an electric clothes dryer taker the work out of washday ,,,,rin PINGENB DlfiPATCB 7DuoThrm Oil Radiant C c or C tie HeaterOuoTl DuoTherm RegencyDuo Therm Imperial OilDAA5312 fB,MDuoTherm Hepcv,ilve me HodfterTHE LAVEY HARDWAREPinckney sFRUITS VEGETABLESMEATS FISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE 1fflONE U 1Wfoctday October S, lULOCAL NEWSWayne Carr M apending the weekin Port Huron Herb Bryan and wife called on theHarold Porters Sunday I Mr and Mrs Hugh McPheraonII and sons of Howell were Sunday dinner guests of the Thomas Bonnvi9 H9 IH IWeek end guests of Mrs Edith 4Carr were Mrs Noreen Carr andMolly of Port Huron aad Mike Carr jand Miss Patrcia Haffe of Mich JState The Bo Jacks and Bonnie Hoskinafamilies spent the week end in Sidney with the Jack Roberts family Murray Kennedy and sons, Dickand Tom and Stanley Dinkel attended the MichMich State game at Ann Arb or SaturdayMrs Viola Read was in Jacksona couple of days last week Robert Carr and Miss Joyce Ortendahl of Grand Rapids called on Mrs Edith Carr Saturday enroute , to the MichMich State game The Murray Kennedy family called on the Stanley Culver family in Oak 1 Grove Sunday The Pittsfield Products Co has,started production at Dexter andHamburg Streets Bob Clark, Mrs hvight Wegener , Mrs MargaretClark , Mrs Alma Utley and Mrs Hay Kellenberger are employed thereNorman Root and wife have moved to East Jordan where they will run the American Legion Club rooms, jThey were given a farewell party by the Kevin Ledwidge, Jerry Ledwidges and Larry Hurtibuse Week end guests of the Marvin Shireys and the Julius Aschenbrenner JjjHpr T Vjrs were Mr and Mrs Orla Bixel lc J Mr and Mrs Joe Bixel and son oComins, Mr and Mrs Luman Bixel and family and Mrs Lena Bixel of Biufton in honor of the 91st birth day of the latter, grandmother ofMesdames Shirey and Aschenbrenner THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEIThe Pinckney SanitariumRay Duffy, M D Pinckne y Michiga nCal l 110 0 A , M t o 20 0 P M Excep t Wednesday sMon , Xues , Fri , Sat 70 0 t o 80 0 P M uve yi isuranc eCLA Y GORDO NLYL E W MUNSEL L ASSOCIAT EREC1STERK O LAN Dufte 2ir Las t Gru d Rive r155i Howtll MichigaoW Munsell ,Dr 8 R McGloske yDENTIS T112 Nort h Michiga n Av eTelephon e Offic e 93 5Residenc e 81 4Evening s b y Appointmen tAuctionee rcw Sale s A fiipcBer t Wyti eCal l Fowlervil k 226F 6Arnol dtmadiUc r FUNERAL HOM EDo a C SwarUw KDirecto riftfdeu i Equipmen tAmbulap e Servic PHON E U P S117 2Fre d G Reickhoff , Sr OPTOIETKIS T12 0 Wes t Gran d Rivw rHowell , Michiga nron e 35 8Lloy d Hecde eLivestoc k Haulin gVeekl y Trip Mad e t o Detro rGencru j Trtickin gI HON E U P SM4 7Roge r J Car r Agenc yCOMPLET E INSURANC E COVE AG EEdit h R Car r1 4 2 MIL L ST Pinckney , Mich Phon e U P SS13 9RADI O TELEVISIO N SERVlt Promp t an d Courteou sPbime UP85 12 5 Webste r S Pinckney , Michiga n Real Estat einns , Homes , Lnk e Proper Bugiries Opportunitie sYou r Propert y Hit h M WBroke r 20 9 Nort h Pear tUOSJZ V PDR T iOPTOMETRIS TEy e Kxamiiuttioi uWednesda y an d Saturda yb y Appointmen t912 6 Chiiso n Road , Y 4mi S ofBrighto n A C 744S JCL4bSliPf AD VSROOMSWorkiag woman will share 6 room house with wvman or couple WEDDING14 Styles in the new White 850to 950 per hundred Also weddingBooks, Receptionetc MatREHABILITATION COMMITTEThe County Rehabilitaton Cominitteu who handled relief funds inWorld War II from the sale of scrap 21101 Doyle Rd,Phone Alpine 62102 etc have nominated the following Before 7 a m and after 6 p, m officers Pres, Robert Parks Vice Pres, Floyd Borst Sec, Fred Cat F0R SSALECustom made Drapes FOR SALE12 guage double barrel rell Treas Charles P AdamsjAss Will give suggestions on material Stevens shotgun George Meabon pm and also on decorating schemesSusan Hood, Phone Alpine 62102TreasArthur Smith Election is 730 Oct 12 at city clerks office Phone UP 3312ki AirCusJuoned FOR SALE1953liar Air Subbltf givt yourh rest thrda loug boar otFOR SALEDUO THERM Oil Heatthg SfovewiW 55 gallon barrel f Cheviolet Convergfaucttt and 22 feet of copper tubing and standN J BuzZard Phone UP 83130 SomersF0H SALE 16 Oxford breedingj ewes excellent condition, 8 to 5j FOR SALEOne Oil Space Heater, year , Some registered with pap One Coal or Wooa Spae HeaterOne ers William Deutgch, Howeil 42U1Laundry Store UP 8 3289 7TTittlng f ervlc m your horns ori ac Af busincii No ition Ko xtra t, Srop ai a oardlSALESMAN1Xrme and AddisiJACK HANNETT1 FOR SALENobby Tread Tires710X15, Two mens suits, 11 wool, One gabardine sizes 39 also a 1 checked Sport Jacket, size 40 FOR SALE Accordian 120 baseGallantilike new, Cost 61285 WillSacrifice Call Eva Enquist at Howll 706 WANTEDA small usedMixer Henry ZelkerPhone HA 63563 CementarborWANTED SEWINGWill do altera tions and repairs at my homeMrs Merle Bobier, Phone 916S03 East Sibley, Howeell FOR SALE8 inch tiltingbench saw, useed slightlyThomas gfay ail E Main StPhone tJP 8732,LOSTThree white faced r n HertfordCattle near Bentley Lake and Beardsley Roads Finder notifyFOR SALE1948 and 1941 Dodge 4 PincTneyi tertSan06 U 8817 Doors, 48 has R H new paint,needsmotor repair, 41 runs8318 Thurston Rd, Silver LakePhone UP 83167WANTEDWoman or girl tofor two children days Transportat ion furnished 3090 Pattegon LakeRoad FOR SALEGofcd western saddle,f bridle, curry comb and brushcare Roy Gampbell, phone UP 89746WANTEDVashiuga anaj called for and delivered Phone Howeli 1364 or 11 irtmtogfFOR SALE Sat, Sept 24 to to 6 P M Trailer, lawn mower,floor lamps, pressure cooker, furniture ,other itemsTHE WILSONS8010 Pingree Rd Phone UP 83297FOR RENTHouse excellent lorfor a large family Could be shared by 2 families with 2 children,oil heatand electric hot water,full bath withJPhnnt IIP 83250 ABES AUTO PARTSjlute PLr eorge VBaSkfvli22 MowemSbld and pkone UP 899W wuwcra wilding Spte PAutomotive Glau Sbld and Installed , 1018 Eat Grand RlvrPhoa 151 WANTEDCustom Combinio AHowelL Michigan Bailing Eugene MacAinsk w, dI fOrt SAIXUAVEU wJSSd, UP 8 97S7 or UP 8 55MretFOR SALERock Red stewing hensat 1 each Bruce EulerHA 69300FOR SALE Parakettes, Male 300 per pair 500 Mxt Albert ShirleyPhone UP 8 327 FOR SALESears visi motic wash ing machine excellent condition 70Call UP 83348 fnvj end Qrcrvul crradc ox miled, also ptoceued road qraveL FEABT MIXED CONCRETBa ft I GRAVEL COMPANY f weet of HowelLat 495DMacan Rurrd PiqSlTf5rf m 8 t t HOWBIJ Phone HA 6944 RLSORRLORDER YOURFOR SALEGeneral Electric Refrigerator , 8 cublic feet, used 18 month Can be seen at Mrs Vivian Ledwidges Mrs Nan Meabon 1107 South State, Ann Arbor, MichFOR RENTModcrn, two bedroomhouse Mrs E Gallup UP 63105BLOOD BANK AT HOWELLThe BTood Bank will be at theHorcll Armory Oct 6 from 12 to 0 p m Anyone wishing to donateMil Pinckney UP 8 3131 FILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICESPOCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SdFT COALFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY rfiTHE PiNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday October 5, 1955350 in Gift rcbandiseCenterRULES FOR CONTEST DURIINGOCTOBER 10151st PLACE 100 WORTH2nd PLACE 70 WORTH3rd Place 50 WORTH4th Place 40 WORTHth PLACE 30 WORTH6th PLACE 10 WORTH7th PLACE 10 WORTH8th PLACE 10 WORTH9th PLACE 10 WORTH10 PLACE 10 WORTH1 Contest Days Wednesday Oct 12 to Friday Oct 14 CSignalflres etc from the mercard you can get from them Thetotal number of the sales force itmay not ask anyone You must tryinto the Chamber of CommerceFriday One card, one estimate per14 at 900 P M at tthe Court House ten prizes worth 100 becond prizeten oFmere endorsementschants listed below on contest, more, the better chance to win3Indicate your estimate of thethese retail establishments You and make your own estimate4Turn your card with endorsements office in person before 600 P Mperson over 12 years old5Prizes awarded Friday night, Oct Lawn First place gets pick ofseven prizes etcVIS i i THESE DEMONSTRATIONStAFFERNOOK AND FRIDAY EVENING During HOWELL SHOPPING CENTER DAYSWEDNESDAY BALDWIN DRUGDICKSONSGREENES HOWELL COOPITSELLSLIVINGSTON DRUGPROCTORS SMITH LOWESUTTONS THURSDAYBALDWIN DRUGDICKSONSGILKES ZISKADICKSONS GREENESITSELLS LIVINGSTON DRUGPROCTORSRICHARDSSMITH LOWE SUTTONSSW ANNSTAYLORSTAYLORSADDITIONAL MERCHANTSBUY FOR YOUR HOME OCTOBER 1015 HOWEIJLl SHOPPING ADAMS CENTER DAYS BEURMANNSSponsored by Howell Chamber of CommercePROTECT YOUR HOME WITH FIRE PROTECTION METHODS D UFire Prevention Week Oct lO1577a7ce7Coopefatng wtth Howell , DOWEN TOWN Chamber of Commerce D R ELECTRICPLAN YOUR CITIES FUTURE WITH NEW CHARIER GARLANDSCitizens Meeting Tuesday 800 P M Above City Hall GAMBLESATTEND 4H ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS FRIDAY NIGHT FORD HOWELLGARAGE fJ0KN County 4H Staff and Howell Chamber of Commerce FRIDAYBALDWIN DRUG DETROIT EDISONDICKSONSGILKES ZISKA GREENESITSELLSLIVINGSTON DRUG JOHNlbESPROCTORS RISSMANSSMITH LOWE SUTTONSSWANNSTAYLORSWITH CONTEST CARDSLUD MORSMCDONALD FUNERAL HOME METZ WIEANDMICHIGAN BELLLIVINGSTON COUNTY PRESSRUTHSSERVICE TEEDS MARATHON GASWATSONROBERTS MOBIL GA3WESTERN AUTO WHITER STANDARD GASWILSON STANDARD GAS WINKELHAUS FLORIST Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 05, 1955 Description An account of the resource October 05, 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 1955-10-05 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e3ddf843471c6d67278b9afba9a20eff.pdf 972664410c90de03e1db4db2143301ff 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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Pinckneyolifiae 7t TEE BINCKNrcY DISPATCH Wednesday,October 12,No 41MICHIGAN MIRROR 0 L S ELECTION FOOTBALL GAMES Catholic 6iiurcn Farmers are Farmers arhighway uaer, to reap theof a rouirf robin attack on next In Une after, piney Chapter No 145 OESDon Winger, ReporterThe Pinckney Pirates were defeatelected the following officers for th2 , , , , , , , , feated by the fighting Knights of7AQ1 IQKRSR lout hrlriiaw Moht year 195555 last Friday nightBoysville Frnday night 18 to 7Theproblems There are Why Mat Vugna VanNorme teftm the SCoringthe ideas sponsored by o , Worthy Mat George VanNorman , the J their secondto, and his vlso arecaailin I fsoc Matron Sadie Moraa x whgn Lonnie H weat fivestments in the 1956 campaign p Lawrence Catarn , JJk a end, Democrats view them as their Secretary Mildred Miller packer converted j, waa alitributions of leadership Treasurer Geneva VanSlanArook fir8t if scoring Pinckney put St Marya Catholic cuarcHBev Fr Albert SchaiUt, PutorSunday Masses 800 and 1000 aenNo vena devotions Friday eveningat 7fOConfessions,, Friday evening afterib The Safety Program was St Jme Conductress Roberta Amburgeyby Secretary of State James nare Assoc Conductress Margaret AbneyRepublicans retort that people chaplain Genevieve Henryhave been killedon highways ever , Marshall t t Helen Millersince the autoes were invented and Organist Nancy Chubbaafetv programs galore have been Adah Joan Mattesonpresented with a view of cutting 1 Ruth Eva Enquistdown the traffic tollTougher hcen 1 Esther Dorothy Winslowsing systems have been set up and x Marthaa central licensing system inauger j Electaated but it is a slow process and its , Warder success has been sosoHighway Safety up a good defense and turned themback each time In the second half Pinckney developed butter fingersOn the first playfumbled a pitchout Temorowski ofPoysville picked it up and ran 16yards for a touchdown In the 4thperiod John Murray intercepted 40Grace Howard yard Pinckney paas and ran for aEleauor Clough j touchdown Again they failed toAmanda DeBarr kick g0 Their final score came in Flossie Fisher j the last, minute of play, when theyfollows j Asst Marshall Lucille Camburn j blocked a Pinckney punt aroundMichigan j Asst Organist Winifred Aberdeen j the 20 yard line and Tourangeauwent 6 yards for a touchdown afterfore the 800 Masm and Sunday beMeanofiite uuurch Calvary MiTinonite ChurchHf Uzra heathy, Pastor Walter Each10001100 730Asstt WarderHe Color Bearersand Energy The most cpoint of his program is to takelicensing away from th rteand give it to specia This will be fought as it A ni r T 1 a number of gainsAmerican Flag Bermce Baker , 6 Christian Flag Cassia Tomasic pJdiT fEastern Star Flag Viola Massey pgy SChoir BurnsPaula Curlett, Barbara Miller, Car ,take a lene Brown Mae Bryaa, LDUO Pinckney plays Hartland here onZiegler, Betty Seefeld, Bert Bryan, Orland Winslow, Lawrence BeughnClyde Fisher Bible Degreeinionssays CaptainAdah Ruth lot of revenue away from the sheriffs who wield consideralbe power in the state , , The state farm program is being jprepared by State Treasurer Sanford Brown The Michigan Commiss nn of Agriculture and State AgniukuVe Marketing Council assisted Esther Betty Bakerto prSm One official caut Martha Ruth Ritterabout expecting too much He Electa Eleanor loughthe agriculture program has The installation is public and atTJ 1 with for a very long the Elementary schooll October 39been wrestled with for very m Installing Officer Forence Baughn, Dyerj Kitchen SimonsoaBoyswilleLE NeighborsLT R Temorowski LG Ettawa S S SupLMorning WorshipSunday Set ol Young Peoples MeetingCouae Fellowship Service Wednesday 800Oongragaikonai Ghurch Rev J WSunday SchoolMorning WorshipThurs night prajei xncating I930 1045 a mat the church aWed choir pzaciicThe 8OO1 7t30 p nuUnurcftM36 West between Main and Unadilla StreetsRev KeithCRG Baird Sunday SchoolHaysLTB TemorovrsiiPearl Medsen Albertine VanNess er Roberta Miller Huhman HiggsCampbell Morning WorshipYouth GroupEvening ServiceThuts PrayerR E WegzenQB Murray LR Mata Jr CKoir P100 WedE H Tourangcau i Sr ir Ptice WedFB Carrytime THR KINGS DAUGHTERS NOTES OF THE GAMEBoysville is a school operated bythe Catholic fathers for underpriv iliged boys at a former Ford trade iAssistant Dorothy Wilson Quite few of the boys iniL I 1 T W T r, Pastor945 a m1030 AM7oO p m300 p m800 p m 400 0 m110 p m Elementary SchoolKindergartenCarl Taurianens 4 kittens havetheir eyes openBobbie Orlowskis grandmother ivisited him Sunday kDouglas Kenser has an electricfence where his cows are John Black saw an accident nearhis tfrandmotheiis Ronnie Makin is going tc LaiJsnjthis week Bob Potter said Hunters shot thrcow last weekHecky Read saw a pair of pheasants in her yardSandra Salycr had 2 dogs bu aveone awayDiana Haine gandpareUs c ieback from CaiforniaLinda Zezulka kept her lttle sistofrom climbing on a hot stoveEddie Colone went to the testinggrounds and rode in a jeepCharles Vedders cousin cut fisarm on a bottlePauline VanBlaricuma ccw CURRENT COMMENTWheUjr President Eisenhowerwill seek reelection next year or notis anybodys guessThe consensus ofopinion by the press and comraentft toi ia that he will notThis is despitepre inure put on him by Republicanablj been the nations greatest abwho want his name at the head olthe ticket to carry them tto victoryIt is known he is not happy in office He and his wife do not have the best of health and he had probably beeun the nations greatest absentee president, dividing his time between Washington,his Gettysburgfarm, Georgia and Colorado Thwoods are full of his would be successors with most of the hopefuls coining from California They in1 itie Vice President Nixon, GovK light, Senator Knowland and Supri me Court Justice Warren All Unt harmony again them llr Nix i on is probably th p its choicebut Gov Knight iil oi A the thes dad boi, it California delegal o Uie ratloa nl conventionSenator K jwh nj hasCharlene Keiser has a new puj y ojposed the presklr 01 al points We are sorry LaDawn Shireys of his foreign DO V ChUr JntiLOCALMartin Ritter is spending theweek at Douglas LakeHerb Bryan Harold Porter, GeoVan Norman and wife, Mrs Helen grandmother passed awayFirst GradeConnie Schmidt found a frog Nancy Waring visited her grandmother in Whitmore Lakenew carforeign pol y Chhl JustictWaijvn says he is 4jt abut he couM be drafted Some time ago it was announced were going after the churcht hBiian Walton is building a tree eV next that KT , eb next tnat a number of miniaterahouseDick Wilkin is living withcousinDebby Garr visited herin Howellr v nnohtPrs met witth 7 Rev Mclucas e Frid came from ham MiUer and Frpd g amende f aThe Kmgs Daughter met wu Marshall Alta Meyer, ,voVv,Q anA thtt nnnpr npninsula mating of EstherMrsThomas Bonner ThursdayMrsLulu Darrow had charge of devotion,reading from 1st Kings, subject Choices Mrs Bonner gavethe names of the 7 books given to the library by the circle Mrs Merwin Campbell, countypresident gave a report on the state convention the carrip and its pur1pose The circle adopted the revised budget Luncheon was served with MarshallOrganist Alta MeyerWinifred AberdeenSoloist Paula Curlottgtramack and the upper peninsula meeting of Esther Eastern S tar The Boysville white uniforms got Chapter in Dttroit last Wednesdayh were preaching Communism fromhis their pulpits It was a ikatter I charge and no ministers were namnunt in ed Senator McCarthy made c argej against Bishop Oxnam of the MethWillie Meyer is going to a party otlist church The latter demandedat his grandmothers tonight , ft hearing before a senate committedJean and Joe Kennedy had a birth which was held and he was clearedby this committee Now due to thpressure of level headed for their cousin JimmieJon T churches has been cancelled This0Ill , Ula Uurlr pretty dirty by the end of the game Mrs Merwin Campbell, Mrs Eva around Hiland Llfsundllv mCi f th CUITeatA buffet luncheon will be served NoJ a e crowd at the con E ist Mrs CarnJn Porte Mr3 , Debby Mowers daddv mid hr it ck Sand Creek and Boysville were 1 Virginia VanNorman and Mrs Mil piavuso E co,n I1 with thetttestNEIGHBORING NOTES t0 far awa t0 brin nnyfans dred Miller left for the O ESGrand j jooy singer is living with BolbvThe new bridge at Ann Arbor on Three breaks gave Boysville the Chapter in Grand Rapids Tuesday VedderUS23 over , L k inree oreaKs gave ousvmc cue L,napier in tjrana napias iuesaay vedder U ,,,1 L 4 , , ,ridge at Ann Arbor on First a Pinckney fumble 2nd Mrs Sadie Moran, MrsRoberta Mill , Bobbie Carts and Tobv M , Ht of Cr , 1 n Mr8 Henrythe Huron River haa infornontorl naS9 ftnrl a MM Wala M,o DKT,J , and Toby Shol ,tof Creell Oregon who hara an intercepted pass and 3rdBsHimieBia and Pearl Madsen cohostesses Thenext meeting is with Mrs WilliamBrash sr been named Huron Valley Bridge hlocked t all rec0VeredThe county board of sup 3rd a er Mrs Helen Miller, Mis Roberta roe visited their grandmohtrs sirnI 5 children of their owrTwilnLdffiFSby them Amburgey, Mr and Mrs Albert , day Komn ornh 4 Z Pjame the DinkelMrs Alberta CloseMrsJoan Nancy Ray has 5 puppies lWren of Korean girls andAmirtuff the MnfAIIM lWvc rQo n fiif, fi T , , vci Mns ana Amer j T V Ok 1 secona jineir passes aia not wurs Kutn uurlett and Iula went todayand Mrs Howard Herrick of Stock and they coud not run the BoysvilIe I Mrs Thressft roe th, bridge on Sept 3 last ends Boysville did not have much es and john CharbonnG u culled otiThe Jack Youngs moved into theirnew home c Jexter Rd last week have moved to Brighton,have moved to rightonJimmie Amburgey of the air corpleft for Wichita Kansas, FridaySunday vsitors of Mr and Mr3Andrew Nesbitt were Mr and ra Louis Foster of Walled Lake, Mrand Mrs Stanley Vaughn of Dexter and Asher Wylie aad wife Mary Eleanor Morris spent theWeek end with Mrs Nan Meabon in Ann Arbor Dot Burns and wife and Phil Gen Pinckney put up a good game , ,,, , vv ,,ovuervsors has offered o00 reward for int half but logt their stuff th Matteg0IMrSi Carrie GrifHti Mr, jimmie Rauirhn , , t, 1,,n M JStrj nd Their passes did not work j Ruth Curlett and Pula went today , Sunday PldCd ftbnM IZcl ty tLeir Second GradeJames Chajman has moved to I 1 next week to bring them to thil D1 , ,, , A , , The est end of the field is still a ani Traverse City VnIJIa mother is Theje deserted orphanMrs Emma Poole and Fred Ander quagmire but Boysville scored thereson of Gregory were married at the twjcei beenparents They artnow in u Presbyterian orpranage inSenl, Korea where Mr Holt k goes StanleyRkhmon4of Stockbridge of an offense but took advantae of the Qeo Charponnraus In Bculahhas purchased the Muzzy Lodge every breakhey got I last week and were in Frankfortand cabins at L Anse 1 TV,Q ocf ,i un fiA Q otu o Ml TQx,noD m, 1vr J Z T v A w ad hor KranHmothtr is isitin fur havi ilIuavs h a problem in vMr and Mrs Inm Knned Miss , Arthul PottI ,ms nQw ,hociim country in which there has ZnBaptist church there Oct 3 by RcCochrane They were attended by pop stands operating aain troops There is apparently no provision for their care andMr and Mrs Ray Lavey Bill Kuhn of Livonia, formerly of again Pinckney ,,as used a dlfferGregory was a patient at St Joe enlineup every bame hospita, Ann Arbor last week lce Helen Tiplady and Lee Tiplady at rv,r , , v The Juniors had the hot dog and teded the chicken dinner at the Dex shirev w f X Lm ia n toe rnvafic com v r ,, nv muy was, at the Lois Shirey con u , , v tttre BnaiMd M Kite B,Ue of HaweU CUd TKL TK1 ,ffor M r TV mere Kathleen Singer saw some UJWIts vvno have missions theraHer on Mrs Emina Dnse r od 1 , 1 0i u A to care for tLm T L , m, D M M wi SOnc horss A car early hit one or tnem Japan has thousThe Pinckney Jineup was revMr and Mrs Norman Miler areThe second team played about a spending the week at LwellsRussell GroshaM ofn Gregory was mimte as the game ended Dcnnis Miss married to Ruth Bellmgham of Lan ,clark made an 8 yard end run Roy Teeple home n hton u 1 u u Pinckneys next game is Friday Colin Wallace, secretary of the The xt4lu w4P here with Hartland Pinckney us Fowlerville Masonic Lode was here of thorn Carol Mcnkes aunt is vis , , of such orphans many ofiting themPeoSouth Lyon beat them 13 to 0 After pies Church parsonager nou,,, o,v,i Hir,,ciw this there is only one more homei Mrs Robert Twitchcll and childrne Hamburg school is discussing amp wfu Mnnphptr 5rmth T vn n J 1 v r ,, , LJ game witn inancnester outn Lyon, en called at the Norman Twitchelprogram Second and TrTirdi which have been adopted in country thUMonday Mrs Johnsons pupla I The voluntary rAx months militook a hike ne r0vc MrCan taiT training plan by the Republi trell showed thm around Mrs Can cat1 administration toease theday Gov Williams sent Gentile ana annexation with the Brighton stockbridoe and Hacjiptt nrP all nlv v ,, Uvey the tickets and they sat in schooi and HaSlett are aU play home in Howe11 Sfttthe governors box The report that Gentie was mistaken for the governor and given the governors salute urdayis not true The governor was inWisconsin Mesdames Florence and MaryBaughn were in Jackson Friday andcalled on Mrs Myrtle CookThe Frank Clarks of Milford were troll served hot chocolate has not worked out and again th I Ann Marie Youngs parents had a Pressure is increasing for universalI house warming Saturday night mtury training Under the volunCornip Reisers pony almost ran lurv training plan 10,000 volunteersThenew owner of the Brighton , i u MrS Dorothv Nottley of Detroit away with her Nancy Hollisters a moth were needed but the motArra eot Z Aeir f irst elit on f0 S j61 Rte80n cal1 on Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday etgrard father died Sumlav they ever, got any WOnth wa, SSUsfwefk Both plul ChTmpion and T Ryan BonWJn y U v Mr8 Geore Da 2 chiLJ Joan Eichman visited h last week Both fam unampion ana form presented the flag while the ren, Mrs George Dagg , g any month was 130O1118 Is J0t ourh to keep the millforthe cousin ,Joan, in WcbberviJle Sunday tar forces uj to parSunday guests of the Winston of the 14 physicians admitted to the SX EiZtlTlJS SliA y Detroit eR Mric Ved,,er hs nowMiMs before they bought the Argus, j At the recent Michigan MedicalSociety meeting in Grand RapidsDr Cy Gardner of Lansing was one FOOTBALL SCORESSunday guests of George and Mur bors the Fred Singers Roger Bennray Dgg I s cousin from Farmington visitedDr Harlow Shehan of Jackson t Livingston Lodge No 76 F A j established in 1855100th anniofwill celebraterwiBALb ovnao Di Harlow Shehan of Jackson t cm Snn1y Pol k,il v wm ebrate her 100th anniGrosse Ille 25, Brighton 0 Howell j Walter McQuillan, Howell called, on from Dia visited them Sunday voary in the week of November 6I, Eaton Rapids 0 Ann Arbor 14 j the William Shehans Sunday Mike Harden was in Detroit Sunday On fhat nlht there will be e sermonBaughns and called on the Earl 50 Year Club of doctors who have Lasf S0 Byron 6 Morrice Billy Shehan has taken one of his Third Grade J Key W Clyde Donald, grandpractised medicine that longThe newBaughnsMrs Emily Manion of Alma spellast week with George VanNorman I ver post wasfamily I Harry HoweMesdames Mildred Milller and Vir , Howel postofficeginia VanNorman were in Monroe ed 0 Chelsea 18, Milan 0 Dundee 13, race horses to Lexington, Kentucky Florence Utley was in hand Ra,Michigan grandlast Thursday The Postmasters National Conven0 Mt Morris 18, Flushing Q Oke last week with the James Whitleys won a toy dog shooting a bow andmus 27 Leslie 6 Sand Lake 20, Rav j Mesames Ralph Hall Joe Basydlo arrow in aMrs Alta Meyer is attending the tion is at Detroit Masonic temple on i ena 14 Salin 33 Roosevelt 13Web and James Singer attended a 4Hr A 4i rinAT ,s ft M tbedlleJLNew Lothrop 0 Lincoln 1 leadership meetng at Fnwnrvnfi at Fourth Gradethis week The Kenneth Zills and the Otto d from the police force and is workZills of Ann Arbor called at the ing in the Howell postoffice Mark Nash home Sunday j The Michigan State Teachers In The Keith Bradburys of Chelsea stitute is in Lansing October 13 14were j Sunday guests of the L J j The Howell Community gave theHenrys family LouU BuijBekkerin has ,re,iffn ZS , 1 Wo uill rlnun nHr ithiaweqk We have 5 boxes of ineet onHartland 0 Dexter 19 South Lyon The Gene Shehan family of Ann our science table mounted for dis7Dansville 13, FowlerviMe 0Mrs Gladys Clinton spent last I on October 12 NOTICEMr Fosdick who started a factoryteaVhewTreceptionatthe armory here at Dexter,and Hamburg Sts says this factory in Pinckney isArbor spent Sunday with Mrs Lo play and several jise Shehan jars ofliveonos, , , for observation Karen Downing hasThe Ralph Hall family called on c collection of her own Howardthe Harlan Halls who now live in Singer gave his collectionPontiac and called on the LeslieCurtis family in Birmnigham to hismother We are working on additionand carrying to tens and hundredsweek with the Ralph Clinton family j The following were drafted into no the PHtsfield Produeto but the j The James Whitley family were t place Our geography class isin Lincoln Park Vrn Clark and wife are moving Marion Hougaboom, Richard Fay,into the Bailey house on Dexter Rdthis week The Vinee LaRosas who the amyOcrnT Richard siayton, Ac0 Company The Pittsfield factoryin which he is also interested is stillbeen living there moved Intotheir new home on Patterson LakeRoad Monday John Mclntee of Minnesota is visitiaf here The Walter Clarks tookhin to Clarkston SaturdayMrs Dorothy Dinkel was n AnnArbor last Tuesay Miss Madge Jack is working forthe Chamber of CommerceJnPlyanouth Howell, Edwin Tinsley Earl Hanna i Washttenaw Rdnear the WashteAllen Hale, Fowlerville Addison j w county Por farmKeiser, Novt Oeorgc Bhtrots, MiU j rjnnijL KIWANIS NOTES64 attended the Ladies Night atThe Tom Clark family of Ana Ar ford Alfred Kallenbach InksterGraham Giegler, Fentnn Sunday guests of the William Whit an imaginary trip on the Lincolney family ih Ann ArborThe sons of Mrs Eleanorwidge had a bee Saturday and put a new roof on her home Mr and MrsrW H Meyerwefc were called to Boyne City last weic the Conglchurch last night Jerry the death of her brother, DeULeonard Cook has sold Ms house Newhouse of Chelsea led the sing Mitchell, The funeral was there ou4Q acres of land in the east part of in Charles Bowdidge of the Youth Thursdaytown to Bert Wylie The latter will Commission who is setting up tthe I Mrs Irvin Kennedy and Mrs Luc aot move untU spring program at the Chilson prison camp llle Fohey were In Bay City lastLouis Evans, English teacher of waj the speakerHe formerly taught week Mrs Kennedy called on MJTR Minnie Doody and Mrs Fohey onPincknev M chro has resigned at Michigan State University,to m health Mrs, MarildaClaikhas been substituting Next Tuesday is annual electioa her sonnight ThimJKTarnmmittfifi a Wayne AtUe, nnd thobor called on Mrs Margaret Cktfk Jlmmie McCleer broke his arm at Brandon White, Martin Ritter, Rob arr7 Heand family anday 4 football practise lest weekert Lavey dayhighway We started at New YorkCityDolores Fourth and FifthpTEaT with pneumoniaRollone Sing ers uncle is home from Korea Jeffrey Grerne saw a blue biid LcroyPorter has a pony Janet Schroederhas 3 baby kittensLIBRARY NEWS The board of trusteesarinourrs a gift of 15 from the Pinckney KirgiDaughters New books at the library aro iMorenit day night jixJuaior Quarterback by Hetnnan presided 1 zDegree The banquet fanight, November 12 aadMasons and their ladies are invited Howard Taylor pastmaster of Flint will be toastmaster, and the speaker Henry Ruusl ofIslfpeming M W Grand Master ofof Michigan Masons Most of the grand lodge officers will attend aawell as delegations from neighbor ing lodges There will also be efttainment numbers on the o theWo intend to run a historylodge in this paper in in st enproirraminsullmenua noted Washington pays President Eisrobably have anoilier heart attack That 80 percent people who have one havt ftThat the presideent abooMto oheart surgery in tknext d months heart ppcith County board of supervisors haft pisors haaed 2 more deputysherifs and eleaders met at the Pinckta hl l et at tjey elementary school lastday night Itf mLOOKING FOR A PtNOUflf DISPATCHWedosday,October 12, I9M5 f THE BETTER WAYTo Finance a New AutomobA WAYWllhelmina Bourbonnais Renz Murphy was operated uponjfor appendicitis at a Jackson hospitBuyiag a ear with a loan ires this al last week and Mrs Gilbert Campbank gives you thesa clearcut ad bell at McPherson hospital HowelL vantages 1 Lower dealer pries bsaus we advance all cash abort dews payment1 Lower interest rate than you might otherwise pay8 Spacedout repayteats lor yourconveaieoce Finance your ar the better wayvh a cash loan hereFirst Natoouai Bank HOWEUHOME LOAN PLANIf youre looking for sensible homefinancingfort welladvised plan thai is eayiolivewiih be sureHod check with our home loan advisor Our mortgage financing gives you payments to fit vour inCome Equal monthly, rentlike payments include principal and interest and may include taxes andinsurance, too Our plan leads to freeandclearownershipttpftstti v 10,000 taftHMby pir membership in tka Fedsrai Deposit kuuranea Corporatiop Meats af FsderaOpontim an4 Federal Deposits nee All Deposits ft CaefaNotes oi 48 Tears Ag The Congl LAS have electedthe following officers Pres, EdnaEuler Vice Prejs, Mildred BowmanSec, Esther Campbell jTreaa, Carrie SwarthoutOrganist, Battie Swarthout NOTES L6 YEARS AGBlind Billy Hoff who haa been4eadiag the tatopfeoe in Dr Sigeri oilier taking,a vacation Rev Fr Commerford of Pinekney will give a lecture on Jerusaleum at the Hunker Hill Catholic Churchon October 24 Born to Hugh Finley and wife, I former residents who are now at St Charles a daughter ,, The Chicago Cubs took 4 out of 5WOOO games from the Detroit Tigers last I week, in the world seriesTheodore Hejsig has sold his armn Pingree road to Larry Spears d will hold an auetion It is betterbetter known as the James Eamenfarm25 members the Cong, churchgave Deacon Lewis Colby a surprise80thHOWELL, ftOCHIGANFriday SaturdayOctober 14, 15 DouMe FeatureAna Blyth and Edmund Purdom iaTHE KINGS THIEFIn CineiaaScope ua Coior sLEE THEATREWHTTMORE LAKEFriday Satardaj, October 14, IS WTHHBUTIs Tecfetteeier to CiaesiiBeepeJoel McCres and Zera Miles asdJAIL BUSTERSRichard Tcdtf inTHBBAM Leo rey Hurt flaH and theBowery Boys 6Sunday, Monday, October 16 17 Matiaee Sunday 2M p m CeMisLOVE IS A MANY 8PLENDOB8U THINGIn tinemaScof and Color SOIL, MWU, TKM, Oct 16, 17, ISPETE KELLY BLUE8ba Cineawscoe sad ColorStarringJack Webb, Jaaet Leigh and Edmund OBrien Selected StartPinekney lost to New Hudson SatTHE Thehouse Oct 25 and 26 A furnace has been installedthe Jackson Cadwell store inurday 13 to 6 I M ,of 24 hours Wjllnl Staub, ,MM fnc Burch gave an enterOv ighcyMiae Yeara of SaXTHE LAST CALL FOR VILLAGETAXES 1 ers farm at Silver Lake was arrest chch v e d convicte d an d sentence d t o 1 to f Jame s Smlt h d Fre d Lelan di 5 year s i n Jackson H e admitte d seU J avef e to norther n Michiga n t o1 inf r liquo r t o Pinekne y hig h schoo l a d P i students Th e officer s wh o visite d I , Charle J VanOrde n an d MrsLizzi e, hi m bough t liquo r wit h marked , V or e o f Webbervill e wer e marrie dmoney A lad y frien d fro m Detroitt at Tr e1 1 las t week wh o wa s visitin g hi m wa s als o jail w i am, Hal Tls , has th ee d bu t late r released Livingsto n Lodg e visit s Cit y o fStrait s Lodg e i n Detroi t Oct I S an dwor k a n M M degree Fre d Springman , 55 , o f Stock William Kenned y hom e o n Putna mStree t an d wil l mov e there W C T U coaven Gregor y nex t week Tues, WetL , Thur , Oct , 1 8 19 , 2 0 Wednesda y Thursday , Octobe r 1S2 ITS ALWAY S FAI R WEATHER , SJ S 0 F PALEFACE f D wtt , j In Cinenaseop e an d Colo rI n CinemaScoo e an d Colo r i StarrUisrGen e KeU y an d Da n Daile y j Hop e an d J m Rowe ,1I n Ctneinascop e an d Colo r5C O DRIVEINTHEATREFriday , Saturday , Octobe r 7 , 8Frida y Saturday , Octobe r 14 , 1 5HOUS E O F BAMBOO i n Cinemascop e an d Colo rwit hRober t Rya nan dINFERNO i n Technicolo r Marilyn Monro eSYLVANTHEATRE Saturday , Octobe r 14 , I IHANSE L AN D GRETBL Masica l Fantas y i n FairyUn dI n Tccimlcolo tShow s 71 5 an d 91 6Cartoo n Stoog e Comed y New sRober t Flemin g Willia mCarteo nUvingsto nTh e Tim e Ha s Bee n Extende d t o OCTOBE R 15 ,1955, f o r Whic h Yo u Ca n Pa y You r Villag e Taxe sm y hom e Afte r tha t tim e the y wil l b e payabl e a tth e Count y Treasurer s Offic e i n Howel l a ta sligh t Extr a Charg e Al 1 Persona l Taxe s mus t b e pai d t o me jHELE N REYNOLDS ,54 5 Eas t Putna m St met las t Lundiganr Monday , Octobe r 1 6 1 7A Wal t Disne y Productio nTH E LAD Y AN D TH E TRAMP Sunday, Monday , Octobe r 1 6 1 7BABFOO T CONTESA A Drsm a Starrin gHumphre y Bogar t an d Av s Gardne rin colo rSunda y Show 0 f 7 fP Bo x 203 ,Arnol d Berqus t an d Beverl y Cam pfesjtt eftjoye d a plan e rid e fro m As uArbo r t o Toled o Saturda y i n th eplan e o f Dr Keeh n o f tiie Michiga n9tot e San Th e Ro y Reaso n family , Mrs Ed d Raso n sn d Leot a wer e i n Ea to n Rapid s unday Mr an d Mrs Fre d lUa d wen t Uth e MichieanArm y gam e a t An nArbo r Saturday Mr s MimsAver s an d Mrs Barr yo f Plymout h calle d o n Mrs Mar yHof f Lt week Th e Dic k Youn g famil y hav e n we d bac k t Bif t Rapids aut o belongin g t o Lyl eo f Nort h Lak e tippe d ove r an d bur ne d o n th e Dexte r roa d nea r Portag eLak e las t week t Pinekne y an d th e Sout h En d Ath leti c Clu b o f An n Arbo r playe d t o a0 t o 0 ti e her e Sunday Pinckney tea m wa s Bourbonnai s Q BjSwar thou t an d Jas Nash , hrlfsWedditr eF B Ceci l Hende e An d Harol d Re aso n ends Ro y Reaso n an d Walte rGrae s tackles M L Hinche y an dMos e ,Kell y guards Wayn e Car r ce ntor Bil l Pega n an d Dougla s Knott An n Arbo r high dfchoo l stor s playe dwit h An n Arbo r JP Doyl e refereed C H Kenned y umpire d an d C , W Hooke r wa s hea d linesman Rolan d Sheha n i s attendin g th eMich Stat e Norma l a t Ypsilanti Th e Misse s Justin e an d Raymon d a Lewidg e entertaine d a t a taff y pul l a t thei r hom e Frida y night Th ewer e Henr y Shirey Victo rnnai s Do n Swarthou t an d 10 lif e mem lodg e andROBBER S ROOST U Teeanieole rwithSe m Gil Georg e YounglovHenr y Cobb THE Oct 1 8 1 ,COBWB BTueewitkRjiehar d WkJaar k ft Laure nShow s 71 5 an d 92 5Geerg e Montgomery , Bruc e BennettaefTria T CartOt o7INTE R COAT S AR E ARRIVIN GiTh e Maynar d Clark s e f Manohes ,te r spen t Sunda y wit h th e Walte rClark s an d wit h the m calle d o n th eRussel l Clar k a t Buc k a t Buc k Etek aMr an d Mrs Jac k Youn g entef taine d tth e Joll y 1 8 Clu b o f Gregor ya t thei r ne w hom e Saturda y night Mr and Mrs Ab e HaJne s hav e re turne d fro m Californi a wit h Mr an dMrs , Her b Shenden Mrs Burn s remeained Her bdischarge d fro m th e arm y Wllia m an d Arthu r Griffit h o f Ft Scot t Kansa s visite d thei r brother ,Joe , las t week , Sunda y the y calle do n th e TedOlson s i n Dearborn Howar d Thaye r fle w t o SanDie oCaliforni a t o atten d a count y supt tconvention iV WILL HOL D YOU R COA T iN LAYAWA Y WIT HA SMAL L WEEKL Y PAYMEN T SHO P EARL YWHIL E THER E I S LARG E SELECTIO N T OCHOOS E FRO MPEIRCE S JilOR t FO R WOME NHowel l Mlehgc rW E Giv e Gol d Stamp s wit h An y Purchas e a p Sno w Tire sAL L SIZE S NE W TIR E GUARANTE E600X1 6 1395670X1 5 1495710X1 5 1595760X1 5 1695i WASHDA YELEOTW C DRYE Rxmi And thft t make s th e toughes t par t o f washda y eas yJ M pipin g wit h littl e Susie s toys I n goe s th e we twaah ou t come s th e dr y laundry , sparklin g dea nan d swee t tmelling N o basket s o f heav y wt t was hftp lug u p tb e stairs , n o weathe r worries , either lin edryin g wa a neve r lik e this O DSALt o r DefroH Edico nYoull lov e th e carefre e wa y yo u can whis k throug hwashdaythank s t o a n electri c clothe s dryer 3 DISPATCH WednesdayOctober 12, 1955114 So HoB ftCVH v , LINGNTS FURNISHINGSGOODS SHOESGROCERIESKENNED GENERA STOR SEASON CHAMPIONSiiP nflCK iPLUS SIX OTHER RACESSUN OCT 16 First Race at 200 PM SaQB L tJACKSON MOTOR SPEEDWAYRai n Dot e Oct 2 3 Las t Rac e Fo r 195 5TH E ROUS H PLUMBIN GWate r System s Plumbin gRepair31 0 Webste r Pbcu e U P 8 660 7 Piackne y MrsJohn Hawks , wido w o f a pas tgTan d maste r o f Michiga n Mason s ,tuxd Mr Marti n o f Lansin g calle d, o n y e edito r Saturda y enrout e t eth e Michigan Arm y footbal l gam ea t An n Arbo p Th e fir e dept wa s calle d t o th eFran k Hardi n hom e o n Ceda r Lak eRoa d Frida y nigh t b y a fir e cause db y a n overheate d oi l stove No tmuc h damag e wa s done Th e dept jee p wen t in the ditc h a t Naahe sbridg e whe n a bol t in th e steerin ggee r broke Duk e VanBlaricu m wa sdrivin g it I t wa s no t damage d ver ymuch Huber t Ledwig e brough t hi s mot her , Mrs Eleano r Ledwidg e hom efro m Roya l Oa k Saturday Mrs Joyc e Clar k Youn g an d fam il y o f An n Arbo r calle d o n he r fat her , Ro y Clar k Sunday Bil l Clar kcalle d Saturday Mrs Theres a Coyl e entertaine dfo r dinne r Sunday Ra y Burns,afl dth e Do n Burns,Jac k Young , Kennet hFr y an d D Conkli t familie s jCharle s Whitehea d an d wif e an d 3wif e an d Beatric e La m bor n o f Gre g jcalle d o n th e Jess e Henry s Sunday jMr an d Mrs Bo b Pik e attende d jweddin g o f Mrs Haze l Blan d t oFloy d Kent z a t Ed Rounsife r hom eGeno a Saturda y nijht RevHancoc ko f th e People s Churc h officiated The y wer e attende d b y Mr an d Mrs Ersto n Clark Th e jjroo m is emplo ye d a t th e Greenfiel d grave l pit Joh n Buye r an d wif e calle d o n th eGeorg e Hellig s in An n Arbo r Sun day Saturda y the y attende d th e dc dicatio n o f th e ne w Dexte r fir e hall Th e Lloy d Ilendee s entertaine d a tdinne r Sunda y Lyn n Hende e a n 1wife , Re x Hende e an d wife , th e Gal eHendee s o f Ovvoss o an d th e DrJi mNas h famil y o f Coldwater Th e Doyl e Templeton s o f Keetr oHarbo r spen t Sunda 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rolling land, manyMCTIfbRA RECREATION AREA MorLapeer f, Includes lake MinnavannaMUSKEGON STATE PARK uar North Musbegon Sand dunes, pine and hardwood forest withfrontage on Mushegon Lake and Lake HIGHLAND RECREATION AREA we ofPorUiac, 5,267 acres with many nature traih Wildfowl spectacle on Haven HiU enjoy thefiner flavor of Michigan brewedbeer ITS TIME TO THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIREWE HAVE THE BBBST COAL REASONABLE PRICE AND A PROMPT DELIVERYWE WILL BE IN THE FUBL OIL BUSINESS AFTER SEPT 18i 1ICLY 5ObDFJtTER HiJTON 68119 FLOWF FOK ALL OCCASIONSA ssoeiatKm It oSSDMiBioo Avenue Detroit 26, Michigan COMPANYH3iTherm Oil Rodicant rf Duoor Cr me HeaterDooTiiom Rcaanty iDuoTherm rrnrta OUOAA5312 DuoThermTHE LAVEY HARDWAREPinckneyFRUITS VEGETABLESMEATS FISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICECLARKS Wednesday Octber 112,Fifth GradeOur committees keep oar roomclean We thank Billy Light forbringing flowers Science table contributions were by John Singer Clifford Egeler Dianne John Colon, Re 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Hossis back in schoel aferhis operation Mrs Tasch and Mrs Heaton put on a Columbus Day pro gTam Oct 11 for the parents In ourroom we have a birthday girl Hername is Gloria Bond and she is 13 She got a Davy Crckett suit Ule W ManaeHBEKTIST112 North Michigan Ave Telephone Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentAuctioneerSales A SptBert WylieCall Fowlervilit 226F6 KUNERAL HOJiDirectorEquipnient ServfePHOKg v p nmFra4 C tofeUwtf, Sr OPTOMETRIST120 West Grand RivtrHoweil, Michiganthone 358 ieiice ttlLivestock HaulingVeekly Tripp Made to DctrustGeneral TiackingIBONB U P MilRoger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVBE AGBEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL STPteckne, Mick Phone UP ftlltlSixthWe read over reports on Germany jFriday We painted boats and birdslast Thursday Micky Ritter broughthis opposum to school We are going out door to practise our playSeventh GradeThe boys are behind in the good behavior contestWe are studying Indonesia Only 40 out of 100 peop pie there can read or write Mr Lei 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 12, 1955 Description An account of the resource October 12, 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 1955-10-12 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7e8169951db6e1bee13da9acfcd7c607.pdf f5cbc72eb553333f808e78b0e6d1cf5d 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. tfoluns II Wednesday, October 19 1955MICHIGAN HHtROK Hatoryoftmngitoo76 FOOTBALL GAMES iNothwTto tura against one, A nely i rf tk record of the own , Highway Commission lwJge wer lost fa fire whichh kr own , Highway Commission lwJge wer lost fa fire which trouble runniCharles Itagkr whom the kg 8troyed the temple in 1920 most of LrT bth U thmg theyrunning c 47 points agatBftlaturt insisted on th toll road sad onbothfor this article was thmg theyworkedDaveBridge gathered in interviews with olderAuthorities, Apparently be la now j members William C Miller, ChAraeinst both les Teeple and John Martin readerZiegler went along with the two valuable assistance All are now fet Marys lalfcucMev Pr Albert Sdutiu, PasterSd Ma 800 and 1000 am dy nd 1000 amven a devotio n Frida y evenin g74 0at 740 project s fo r a yea r an d the n annou nce d h e wa s buildin g a fre e roa d t oparalle l th e tol l road Thi s angere dSenato r Hisgin,ehairraa n o f toi lroa d an d a feu d starte d betwee nhimsel f an d Ziegler Gov William sdeceased Par t o f thi s histor y wa sree d a t th e mortgag e burnin g cer emon y o f th e dru g stor e buildin g i n1938 Whe n Livingsto n Lodg e go t he r a , Confessions , Frida y evenin g afte rj Burn score d o n a 6 yar d ru n an d a , S ovua lfcvotioa an d Saturda y fro m1 2 2 yar d ru n an d caugh t a pas s an d j 7 3U to t0 0 p m u Sunda y btaste Caira Mnaca u Chore aSer , sra Beachy, Patorran 19 yards to score Don Packer fore theran 55 yards te score after picking up a lose ball Pinckney continued their marcsthe 3rd quarter and a 61 yard pass 1to Henry and a 20 yard one toHigga resulted in 2 touchdownsDon Packer kicked 3 conversion points S S Suptend runs and from the in 185 there were butafter ziegler nd ne an 70 lodges is the state Now therethe target of both parties are around 600 The following men , , road are not need wko wre members of Howell Lodge I Keh made a numberis available for No 38 withdrew from that lodge tofree roads Senator Nfchols, chair form Livingston Lodge Dr Charlesman of the senate highway comuw W Haze, Dr John Gooodrich, John Cf u mi1 teee told Ziegler to stop obstruct Broughton Freeman Webb, Furmaning toll roads He feid what Mich Rose, West Hinchey, Henry Stiles agan wants is more roads and not and J W Rice Haze was the first political maneuvering The biHs iu I master Goodrich senior warden frmthe last legislature to k4fl the toU ROse, junior warden Broughton, piack Manchester hereroad authority and give WM Webb,, treas Hinchey S D his team is a powerhouseiti A veto nower over its route i styles J D and Rice tyler , aam , citizen, nab wou KameWoshiyYoung Peoples Meeting Fellowship ServiceWednesday Walter Each10001100 730800 Elemeiztary School CURRENT COMMENTKindergartenLindy Stones grandfather is visiting her Carl Tauriarineen wentup north He climbed a cliff and j Hnckneybrought back some pretty stonesRonnie Makin saw a mother bearand cub up north Larry Rutledesaw a deer and 2 rabbits Emily Milleer has a baby calf Dennis Boothand Ronnie Patrick have new babysisters Becky Henry went hickory At the time of the consolidation atof tho country school districts withthe HickTheynutting Bob Twitchell has toytruck Eddie Colone, Linda ZezulkaSandra Salyer, Linda Whitlcy maficJack OLantems A cow steppej onPauline VanBlaricums uoj ertri kill d a nsuccessfully and Eddie WyHe fttv J W Winter, rasterSchool 980 mWorship 1046 a mThurs night prayer mootingat th church at 800 ed it John Gardner hasvision LeDawn Shirey a iplayer The pigeon whose lejrbandaged i recoveringFirst GraaeCurts uncle dit1 TorJones went up north uuj r thStraits last week He got an district did not come inhad about 40 childrenly St Vincent DePaul children living with families in the diatrictThechildren are no longer there andenrollment has dropped to around22 not ivin them enough state money to carry on On October 24 there will be a meeting to consider transferring Patrician Gardensubdivision Portage Lake from theHicks to the Pinckney school disrtU trict The people from here ared j from the city and the Hicks school e i facilities do not satisfy them The suhdiviian is north of Anchor InnM the Fred Rebman home They r ed to send to both Dexter and i Pinckney but they wold not i accept them as they weii2 not intheir districtsThf laDart a dKstr VLhoi 786 p mThs Petites OwesAH this bickering has killed thesale of tto road bonds A Chicago firm has been hired tomake a surveye of Michigan mental owned much of the land where thevillage was built, was mayor, mem gl ber of the legislature, high priest ofof Howell Reyal Arch Masons and LEand TB facilities Tiiis shomld settle a Kmght Templar Goodrich was athe question of whether Michigan physician A son Cass, was later has too many TB hospitals and noi j Grand High Priest of Michigan Roy l Ah M Bh kdlieIra us HartlandKittcisonJ Boutell M36 WLM between Mala andUnaiHUa StreettRir Keith Ruegsegger PastorSunday School 943 a m cviJes thattransfer tou ij I u , another district Most schools do notbuilding a new House Cindy Plumm t hi h school UA from outers dad went north and got a deer sjde thoir distpict The H ,9 Joe Purnmer went to the Dextr Loarfj js Mrs Kih rfirectorsnow Dan Hnhintr ,i,wi LG cR E Morning Worship1050 AMenough mental onesbest seller One More River to Cross She is Mrs Winalee Gentryand she depicts the success of her husband from an oil pipeline workerworker to his present positionCONSERVATION DEPT Duck hunting is reported good andgrouse hunting poor Only 3 roadside zoos were represented at the meeting last week toregulate roadside zoos They asked for a list of compliants Michiganhas 25 such zoos October is usually a bad monthfoe woods fires due to dry foliage falling leavesA mechanical fish sorter is beingdeveloped for use at Michiggan fishhatcheries Chemical sprays kill scrub growthin northern Michsr to opening upnew habitats for deer an grouse More than 1,100,00 yards of diithave been rrved at Stirling statepark Monr Most of the dirt wasfrom dredging 800,000 people visit ed the park this summer Grouse hunters are asked to seadthe wings and tail feathers ol thebirds into the dept The number of Canadian geeecoming to Michigan is increasing this year 19 bears were counted at the garbage dump at Fort Wilkin one day last week Pentagon officials, Washington,asked to lease 89000 acres of staveland near Kalkaska for 99 years fora jet air base They would break theground this fall All school children and 4H members have a chance to win 25 10 awards for cbnservaion projects Fights of ducks are coming ino al Arch Masons Broughton workedougA Jackson woman has written a for Haze, was later postmaster, dWebb was abig stock buyer andsometimes drove 1000 head of stackon foot to the Dexter railroad Hebuilt the first road between Big and HiggsBurns IlG BiererRT D BoutellQB Christenson LH SteinerB H CallaghanFB ,Arnold 7 Youth Gnap 700 p m300 p m800 p m 400 p mCase Eveijing ServiceTaylor Thua Prayer CKoir Practice WediSr Pir Practice Wed p m Honnie Henry trersurer andKHis went to Dexter, hubbsrmrs to Howell Vounglcve has no actionFRANK VAFrank VanGorder, 65,,of HilandLittle Portage Lakes, raising the Touchdown Burns 3,HFpHenry Loke died Friday aTternocn of amoney by subscription Hinchey ran Pucker, ketly Arnold 2 Christensen heart attack over the line in Wash the hotel and had a tent show on the, Substitutions Pinckney high tanaw county while he and his wiferoad Rose had a hotel and was a Huhnian Heath Oampooll fasyalo were digging up a shade tree He money lender Styles had a farm on Kelly Kennedy, Clark, Wakefield, nfl9 doll Dale Booth has a baby sisterDonna Mariee Bobt Kaisers dad isGubcchy visited lsgrandmother Sunday Bill McMack n v , G1 , vens dad has a new DeSoto Biian VauSlambrook, mouerator InWalton had company Sunday Tim le the1 fratlonal dwtricts Hudson Sprouts dad went to the footballgame in Detroit Doug Winger spentthe week end up north and has an Indian headdress Jimmy Bahnpicked corn Karen Kaisers daddyhas a new FordSo has Willie Meyer We have often watched Ferrisdad Joe Kennedy has a jackknife wheels at fairs and celebrations andJoe Amburgeys dad has a rippled and wondered if any of them everHalloween cog broke down, especially when theyCiough Lina were at the uppermost point andvisited Timmy Sprout hnt would happen if they ddThe Second Grade Michigan inspection must be veryBurK and David Chamb tfooJ as we never heard of anyilloween costumesCaijl Men bieakowns here but in DallasTexas hada birthday Sunday pivot on a 60 ft high Ferris wheel they are Howell boundguard will drill here Friday night le jt t0 0etroit where the funeral was employed by the Hudson Motor pnfu nOout r, i i , J ,, L, Kutn eachs sistr Letij, was lrke and a tfirl, Cynthia Conbest, to the ground and was killedother girls Kay Leslie, 15 andis back in school HarWa Allen, 14, were badly hurtrs aunt and uncle u J trrer students struck by toelocated here Rice was a Putnam j tween halfs and send up a balloon heid iunday at theweitenberner of hightops18Rynlds ialr Funeral Home on Iratiot Avenue Besides his wife, Olive, there are3 song Burton, JackM36W across from Wm Plumm, Burg, Rady LaBelle Mrofka,Spict Co in Detroit and retired this year, home Sunduv VT TVers later he moved to PiBckney and er Geryft, K Simonson, Drown, e, GaMhorn of Ann Arbor Jnt to Lani Crlatle Dlnkd J fJbuilt the red brick house later own pietras, Wltefd WEi called and released the body to n Wvl ntW cloth u ed by John Teeple and Ed Farnam The Howell National Guard will Don Swarthout mortician, who took Kathleen WP I chl T H T Knrtii TVa Al stainn is nrtur j in jtn u nj ,,u J , ivatnieen binders aunt anH imch Tw J otlfarmerLivingston Lodge had a rapidgrowth and raised 26 candidates hfheir first year Howll and Dexter FOOTBALL SCORESKeege Harbor 13, Bihton 6MrSwere the oaiy lodges near then as South Lyon 14 Mancttter 13Brighon FowleaiviOy Stockbrkee Dexter 10,Boysvilip 7 Howell 6,,and Chelsea were not yet chartered Mason 0 Ann Arbor 19, HattiNon of the charter members ev j Cr k 18 Saline 7, Mason 6 Chel ROBERT CORNELIUS TIPLADYer became master but Dr Haze A e 20, University 0 Fowlerville master wan supposed to do all degree work, srive the lectures andfuneral oration and masters in those Sand Lake 6 Evart 6days served long terms as a ruleDr Chuck wore all members oskunk in the basement stnol band playing at thebrother Carl wmt to so you see it could happena fe Sunday and helped Have Mr Harris and his clothesThird Grade II seem8 pretty wel1 MUbJudy Reynolcrs, Marilyn Singer hod fnw tht President Eisonn Eichman all have shoes the V Ut f the 1956 Pre8dentliHaze was proficient in all He often An item in a conservation dept raare abrother,lee, and a sTsYer,conducted funeralsin other towns bulletin widely copied by the state Helen A brother jhn ig deceased sameMary Cosgrav has npv taCC and the nomination 9 anyones19, Webb r TC 1U oTplaly Odied cherie Schmidt is helpin ZaT VVrKQ Gallup in his late8t PU of27, Roosevelt 12 hls hJme here Saturday night TUKt Kathy SheUi,ro J Dra Public Ofini5n shows Vice PresiHe was born in Putnam township cousin in Plymouth and Jv lent Nixon leading the Republicani v,as the son of Robert and Kath back ridi c KJr H Se hoPcfuls and Adali Stevenson thene Laurhlin Tinladv Thp snrviv u k nie Keser 8 dad is htn,nrrniii , n M J , Democrats In a pollinstalled the Brighton officers press, Ranger Harold Pet house Nancy Hollis llUL l a iUil on Nixon ftndI had 49, Harriman 47 and 41869 when they formed a lodge As far as we can find out thelodge in its 100 years has had but 3 Hunters are asked to return to Wasbrothers arm I8 well Ronniea wild goose in his yard It flew AverilDemocrat Nixongmeeting places First on the second the dt Any metal tags found on bderson has been transferred from hout FunerapHome Monday night h7nlin, Z uVHejl, Mich, to iodise Mich and the funeral wa, TucsdJ moL , 1 tat St Marys church,AIwent toers saw some babymeeting places First on the second the dt Any metal tags found on Schmiu offlcialing Burial in pme hafloor of a frame store owned by Al deer, beer rabbits or any game bird St M , Qe BroJv,a randfathe Jimmyvin Mann whiah stood where theJoe Gentile store is Second on Lhe third floor of the Mann block on thesite of the present temple He andhis son Walter, were both lodgememiers and the third floor was PINCKNEY A LEAGUEW L1 Barnes Hotel 23 12 Reads Lumber 18 63 Larrys Marathon 18 6 by President Dinkel PresentRead, COUNCIL PROCEEDINGSOctober 11, 1955 viajted herwere undecided We doubt thatGov Williams will be a serious contendeer for tho nominationNot that he does not have the ability but because Michigan does not have suffijiamed cient electoral votes to attract thedelegates Over the yearshad but one presiden Cass, a Demman has everandfiring to havebuilt for a temple Since 1922 the 4 Dinkels Plumbinglodgv has met in its present temple, j 5, piainfield Farm Bureau 12 12 sent Swarthout and Lavey Alvin Mann died in 1876 and hisson Walter, in 1877 George Teeyle,brotheriulaw of Walter was adm 16 8 Tiplady Shirley, and Kennedy Au a Iairgrer llvin rom Barbara Grantto Cherry Darrows birthday6 Detroit Die Set7 Gregory Tavern8 IOOF No 40Michigan Hunters took 912 ducks Velvet Eezfirst day at Pointe Moille Monroe, the Mrd floor to the Masons for IQ Prices Mobile Service Michigan Hunters took 912 ducks h ttrt for 15 years He rentedthe Mrd floor to the Masons for 11 13 j Motion by Kennedy, supported by11 13 Shirley to allow following bills10 14 i Donald Winger care flag LtudZ biru yl US went to At Camden, N J a Baptist ministcr ha8 been ciUd for ofrourt for writing a letter criticizSouthern Michigan squirrel , andduck hunters are asked to mail theforepaws to this dept Envelopes 50 a year, Sometimes they used theVans Motor SelesVanWinkJeVanWinkle feeMurrayg Gulf ,misc seeond floor for a banquet hall but 12 Lavey Hardwarethey could not always get ft ashave been gent to 2600 huntersfor Floyd Jidnon had a furnfture storethis purpose 11 fires burned overweekHunters are asked to stay awayfrom oil and gas jets, especially near Prudeaville where spurts of there once and it was used for otheracres last purposesTo be continuedNOTICEThe Livingston and Team High Series7 136 18 5 151 2 Pinckney Pinckney 6001000 673 bandsNowewxiTf t1 hscard IVVTT wWLh a new8pTrto s np published We would like to see thisFourth and Fifth carried to the supreme court andquestion settled once and for all ifBarnes 2521, Dinkels 2490,Larrys2386 Individual High SeriesH Taylor 578, A FredenburgJ Reason, M Ritter 567 Team High GameWashtenaw Barnes 912 Dinkels 883, Vans Robt Egeler mar salary 20000 I uKilttie Wi,lliani3 cousins dog w is the judges are on such high thronelune from all criticaction would seemy Dispatch printing 2490 niC Dy a pnSon truk Rollcne Sinff that they are imiy Com Library 1000 sa fom Detrit a visiting he , ism The judges Cox ,s moving to Unsinr to violate both freedom of the pressChafers dad had an accident, and freedom of speechve a new miiu vonu gas are released as big as mape County Boards of Education will, 878 tree hold a special meeting at the study hall in Pinckney High School Pinck,I ney Michigan on October 24i5 alAt the meeting Tuesday night, 0 wwider altering the school dis Motion carriedFred Read was appointed trustee , w Lfor 3 years to the Pinckney Comm t aea, new milk machine andunity Library Board with approvalof the council Motion by Shirley supported by Tiplady to give 10the library CarriedMotion by Read supported byKennedy to buy 5 signsPinckneyKIWAN1S NOTESthe following officers were eleeted M follows TO tranaIndividual High GameH Taylor 248, J Boyd 231, Freed Welcome to put at the entrances 224High AveragesH Taylor 184, J Ledwidge 172,J Mack 167, A Fredenburg 167MGerald Reason Vice Pw, fremthTHckrDistrict Put I Ritterl69, Hwidmayer 166Thomas Bonner Treas, ClWord I M fVa ,i nam 7 in, w tneMiller Secretary to be appointedThe board of directors is OscarBeck, Lyle Jones, Martin RitterHowe,Lloyd Headee,Bottke and Rudolph KoeppenNext Tuesday, Oct 25 is FarmersNight Each member is expected obring one or more farmer guestsProgram committee ig HC Vedder, Tom Howe, Bob Tasah, Murray Dteer7 to tne village, tirneqMotion to adjourn carriedMildred Ackley Village ClerkAPPOINTED to MEDICAL BOARD Dr Walter Mercer of East Lanity School District, Livingston Lawrence Cambum,0na Campbell sing son of William Mercer ofCounty, the following property Homer Abney and Emmett Widmay j Pinckney has been appointed to the Lots 1, 2 3, 4, 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 j er attended old timers night at the j state board of medical examiners atwhite or chocolate milk for Seation has cropped up in Newread that the president will Orleans in a Catholic dioceseAt the in Washington in a few Chapel of St Cecelia, Bishop Rummthat golf did not cause his ell appointed a negro priest RevtackWe are studying for Gerald Lewis pastor The parishaffairs, the names of the for, refused to let him take over whereupon the bishop closed the chapelministers and what they plan tttFifth Grade reduced ne massestooneaday in 2 neighboring parishesexpress theiraccept for servicelhe Columbus Day program put until the memberson by Mesdames Heoton and Tashs willingness to actroom was nice We enjoyed it We whatever priest is sent them51are making charts on M chiganWe added that owing to shortage of nave our Halloween decorations Uo priests it is impossible toW hove a milk vending machine, the Rev Lewis nowOur leaves turned out good and replaceourThe Herb Pahnar Jh familytoday with the Herb Pahner jrjr fami ia FHatDeOair and wife, Gleanw8i BXIH IfayiuifdOars of MspebeRter called on thedarks Sunday 12 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 19, 2021 Pleasant Lake Masonic Lodge Satj by Governor G Mennon Williams Trcr mache bowels are done We BAKE SALE SATURDAY, 28, 24, 25 26 27, 28, , 84 127 urday night Two 70 year members His term expires Sept 30, 1859He learned to follow directions and fin, , , , , , y128 129 180 of DelmenStuH Replat i were honored succeeds Dr Earl Mclntyre of Lan lsh what we startd We are writhei G Willi id Ml j defiiti f d Th The 4H Sewing Clubs wHl holdni Saturday, Octoberiaa Gardeftfi in Putnam Township, the week end with Mrs Ruth Ritter name was not on the list sent himLivingston County Mrs Carmen Porter and Jo Ian by the Mich State Medical SocietyCamilla Huda, Nancy Rendof Let 8 Supervisors plat of PatrJc Isabel Nash Ann rhor pmt sing Gov, Williams said Mclntyres j definitions of words The winners cf 1 in the Gerad Reason building The , , , oi I u n LJ 1 the spelling test were Mary Ellen mjp machine for all the 4H sewing inp machine for al the 4H sewinggroups Your patromage is askedMr Joie Forner of Ann Arbornpent lost week at the Ben Whitehome The Cart IHdwells of The County Board of Education called on the Martin Phillips family Dr Mercer graduated from Mary Lee Aschenbrenryr Kathyhave petitioned w alter theseboondaries Gladys McCallum SecretaryLivingston County Botxd of Edues tionDated October 12, 1955Due to btd wsather tha, 38 in Ypailanti SundayMrs Howard Read attended a Bliigan and Pinckney high school University ofUniversitydinner in Ana Arbor Wednesday in He nerved 4 years in the medicalhonor of her and her mothers birth army corp in World War IIdays and called on Mrs Flora Peek j ard in Manchester Friday LIBRARY NEWSOna Campbell and wife and Lw New books at the library are therce Camburn and wife visited the Prairie School by LenaJd, OjibwayTfagoon All Conference100 lap stock oar race at Jackgoa Mrs Ethel Sprout attended a tur TackleDotvthr DW1 sad ikbn lat ftvoday was ptponed Sundty Octob 23 at 2 p m key dinner Thursday at the Stock Scholu, Th Gn Enterprisebride PrmbL Mh Nolan Our multiplicatn drillsare improvingSixtb OHMSWe have a nlw boy, Leo SmithWe had a reading test Monday, ton and the Ernest and Frank Bunny Hinchey has a baby brother Whites of Howell called SundayMark Wayne Bert Patrick ha a Kaye Wylie attended ababy sister named Kathy Sue Wedid a play Columbus day Mrswasjfood and Mrsby Rooks room sent us card 6f thanksWe eajoyed the part Mrs Beatons Germany a the Girl Scouts held at Sihreer UkThursdaycrDISPATCH Wednesday, October 19 1955iThe Stockbrldge school enrollment Mrg EUza Clark formeris 1627 They take in Munith and jy of pinckney A BreckenGregory Ainee Beuchamp has been electedworthy matron of Stockbridge OK at CJty of Straits Lodge f De InsUllation is Oct 26 troit Saturday night The program ridge Saturday33 local Masons attended a ban HOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANInstall troit Saturday night The pFred Jacobs, 83, of Plalnfield died induded the Corn Hu3ker8 of ratfoat Rowe hospital, Siockbndge last station WGHp the Cascarellos and Friday Saturday, October 14, 15Tnes,WeL, fhur, Oct 18 19, 20 LEE THEATRE2 WHITMORE LAKEI Friday, SaUrday Oct 21, 22I Double Featurewk author of thewas with fioysville Friday They sel ected a queen from the high schoolARE1 3Fg a dream of a new ho ic likeother worthwhile things in life re considerable monty And, form,c folks, saving regularly out of income the sure way to make such dreamscome trueA MMigs account in our bank makesregular saving safe, convenient, pleasanttiad worehwhileAO dcyotm up to 110,000 auuab ui membership in ck Deposit kisurafciee CorporationTHE McPHERSON fE BANK Capt Hartnian,Steve Hadley of Unadilla had more Xooac and otherof his leg ampuuud at St Jo hos Raynionda Ledwidge and Jenniepiul, Ann Arbor last week Kellenberger, teachers of the Earn I The Dexter homecoming game mQn Greene schoola gjve a boX at the Greene school Oct 9The senior class has elected thegirs and court who presided between followIng officers Pres, Janet Feidhalfs , ler Vice Pres, Lucille Kennedy 1000 person attended dedication Elizabeth SpearsTreas Nellieof the new IDexter fire hall Euler The junior offjcers are ProThe Detroit Waste Company is Virglnia Hoisei Vice p j,advertising its building at Dexter CaT gec Dorothy Rielly Treas, for sale Gerald Henry Mrs Donald Dancer is the new John Donohuef73 prominen Unaworthy matron of Chelseea OKS diUa farmer died at Mercy hospital c , , , y The Village of Linden is spooor ,,, aaf,wuw Sunday Motrkqr, Oct 23 24ITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHERIn CineaaScope and ColorGene Kelly and Dan Dailey In CtneMascoo and ColorFriday, Saturday Oct 21, 22 Double FeatureBurt Lancaster inTHE KENTUCKIAN andA LE IN THE BALANCE StarringMontalban, Ann BeviAgaai Le Marvin Kr Ooalga Sylvan ManganoinULYSSESin CinemaScopeudReturn ofTREASURE ISLAND in Pathe ColorWithTab Hunter and Dawn Adana Color CartoonI Jackson Saturdaying a weekly garbage vickuy Mr and Mrs Art lintoft haveAnother Wylie , Paul Butch s have moved on their farm at pettysbecoming prominent Jn athletics at viljeHoweli igh school la the junior vsr A pefik roof g replacin the ihilsiys victory over Soktndue he roof on the town hall, led the offensive Paul is a cousm WhUe huntin raobits Saturdayof Tom and Dick VvyiK prominent Don Swarthout shot a blue racer 5 n Pinckney u Sunday Monday, Oct 23, 24An Action PictureHumphrey Bug art and Jean TieraflfInTHE LEFT HAND OF GOD In Cinemascope and Color Plus FeaturetteNovelty News CartoonSEVEN CITIES OF GOLD withRichard Eagen, Areth Dorn andMichael RentieTues, Wed Thur, Oct 26, 27 28LAND OF THE It in iecnicooWith Tues, Wed Thur, Oct 25, 26, 27She Made History in Many Ways THE VIRGIN QUEENBette Davis, Richard Todd, and Dan OHeerlihyNovelty News Cartoolftftft EightyNine Years of SaiRom where I sit fy Joe Tie This OneFor Consideraiioii Mrs Gladys Lee Lakeland post skin made into a mxstrees attended the convention at The fouowjng attended the NotreDetroit last week and went on a DameCarnegie Tech football game TutS, Wed Thur, Oct 25, 2b, 27 10 day tour with them which includ at gouth Bend Saturday Rev F Martin and Alas Minutesel a trip throuh Canada Morning Louis Clinton, Gerald Ken rnminuMr Rnuitfrhe ViririnMrs Emmett Harris is a patient nedy Murray Keimedyt Kenneth Quenat St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Wylie, Harry Murphy, Kenncch H The Howeli sheriffs dept admits Reason Wayne Carr and Hemy they have not yet solved the robb shkey Hank reenforced by 3 overery of Mrs Rose Miller, 90, or fouud coats and 2 blankets rode in thethe owner of the purse found in the rumble seat and claims the rumblefill dirt at the new Baptist church S6at championship Grace Kurkowsky is the new wor Chris Fitzsimmons straw and hay t oathy matron of Howeli OES Install stacks at Xorth Lake bumed laat vantages,ation is October 22 week He has had a man oning farm arrested forto them SYLVANTHEATRECfof d tk oflSe early lait Saturday to f after pheasants withfops Ftr I used fewer shells than the old f entleman and took horn more birdsbut not becaase I did better shoot infId borrowed a dog for the occasion Peps took along Blue, his anciemt pointer Several times I noticed Fops walk up to a clumpof bushes Blue had pointed atand fire iito the airthough heLhadnt flushed a single bird 1 Nature,, I wanUd to know why Well, ha aid hcoj,,,v,i llve Veen hunting with ilat J , jfoxllceaseisHisnoaeiincmuiii help any more but Id ratherwaste a shall than let him knowFrom where I sit, Pops alwaysshows consideration for people,toe For instance, this is a small thnitf, but he puts a bottle of beeron ice for me when I visit himth igh he never takes anything but coffee himself Even if hedoesnt agree with me on a mat ter of personal choice which ishis rirt hed rather rot make a THE BETTER WAYTo Finance a New Automobile IsTHE BANK WAYBuying a car with a loan from thisbank gives you these clearcut adAAjfCmO r The Red Cross blood bank got 115pints of blood at Howeli last wek Albert Benz, 79, once a Websteerfarmer and later a member of the Benz Farm Equipment Company andBenz Chevrolet Sales, Ann Arbor H Caverly has opened a har died last Wednesday He leaves his ness repair shop in the hotel,wife the former Mary Benton of The hardware stores are busy polDexter several children and a broth ishing and settting up stoves theye Fred store for citizens during the sum mer Jerry Keating does the polishinghx Willam Pennington gave us a pumpkin last week that weighed 50pounds Lots of pies Mark Bell grave us 4 potatoes lastweek that averaged 6 lbs eaeh The Methodist church fair is att1 opera house Nov 15, 16 1 Lower dealer pries because we advance all cash above down payment2 Lower interest rate than you might gurltjav otherwise pay3 Spacedout repayments for youronvenienceFinance your car the better way with a cash loan hereBankFriday, Saturday Oct 21 22THE KINGS THIEFIn CinemaScope uo Coior WithAnn Blyth and Edmund Purdom David NivinandJirst Nevve 23, 24Sunda Show 3, 5, 7, 9THE GIRL RUSH withRoslyn Russell Fernando Lamosand SportPinckney lost to Fowlerville Friday 34 to 0 Fowlerville was too big for themThe Howeli T P Sanitarium,longn political football is again in thelimelight Last spring Dr OBrien of the TB beard charged Dr Hunt Uadcr Fedeiil Supervisionr ot heociail leaerve Corporation ail tedcral liepoait Insur ance Corporationfor jwh U Tuts, Wed Thur, Oct 25, 26, 27loTHE GUN THAT WON The WESTWiths Moorman and Paula ReymanCartoonWINTER CCATS Ai AKJJVIIG DAILKCopyright, ley supt, was not aspecialisti 01ttuuUon THE ROUSH PLUMBINGWater Systems Plumbing Repairam was not makinjr euros Huntloyreined Dr fieorjre Loslio 4 years at Herman Kicfer hospital Detroitas apiointed OBriens requestNow it is charel that Leslie is not rs Irene Moore wldcvMoOrc wh was shot an1 Lake last3oin tkilled at a daughter at Bay City hospital, adaughter S G Teeple is serving on jury,S G Teople has his horse stola qualified ,,ractisioner as he grad en seveial wcek a bV KVlsius It310 Webster Phone UPSfifiO Phckney uated at Nova Scotia college andM2t SJaI r mrhad been traded 3 timas and wascovered at Toledo25 atttended the Sayles family reunion at the Ed Sayles home hereFridaySigler Eros, and Dr Carmichaclof the U of M spent the week endhere squirrel huntngJustice Harger of Howeli sentenced Bert Salsbury of that place to 90 lays in the Detroit House of Correction for spitting tobacco juice on iladles white dresses jSome of the big balloons in therace from St Louis Mo to Detroitpassed over hvc MondayFrank Peters has had to close hismill here is the supreme court has ,ordered hiu to lower the water 20 inches as a result of the damage suits filed against him Mr Petershas filed suit against Thomas Birk ett from whom he bought the miH tThe National Mercantile Companyof Chicago are liquidating the stock of the Holmes Clothing Co hero Frank Lemon and Bob Fitzsimmonsof Dexter arc extra clerks hiredThe Brighton Dramatic Club willpresent Tony, the Convict at theopera house here Oct 31 Adm 10c and 25c The cast is Fred Marschmer Carl Kelly, George Cushing, Gustave Baetcke, Henry Crippen, MrsCarl Kelly, Mrs A Merchant, Roy Hirst, Mrs J Nelson Mrs R WHodgesMajor J J Hinchey, USA retired, is visiting relatives at Anderson WILL HOD YtiUR COAT uN LAYAWAY WITHA SMALL WLJkY PAYNT SHOP EARLY WHILE THERE IS LARGE SELECTION TOCHOOSE FROMWF WOMENPurchaseYOUR PARTNERHere, from your partner in safetythe truck driveraresome friendly suggestions for further safe drving on our highways If everybody coop evates, well all enjoy happiersafer driving1 Be sure your jf is in ffo operating condition at kitimes v2 Obey all traffic laws3 In planning a trip, dont schedule more miles perday than you can comfortably and safely drive cause of automobile acthen to rest and relax 5 Never pass on a hilltrCourtesy and oienee are ver necasry ingred entsof safe driving7 Dont follow too closely the the car ahead of you8 Accident statistics continue to rate speed as the numberon cause of automobile acicidentsso keep it downMichigan Tracking Association Fort Shelby Botel DrtofcTrucks Are your Friendg Serving You Day and NightELECTRIC CLOTHES DKVER Drying clothes electrically means you need merely flip a switch Electricity does the re3t Wrinkles aretossed out as your clothes are gently tumbled dry What a wonderful way to do the laundry with nomore heavy wet wash to lift, haul and hang on theline And no weather worries, eitherThen youll have more energy and time to devote toyour family, hobbies, and those neverhavetimeforhousehold chores For a carefree washday, dry clothes the modern wayelectricallyorEdiison The Rupert Garnets of Detroit The County FarmB Darrow store j sPnt the week end with lhe Georfe is at Fovvlervilie tonightThe Bullis Kuhn Elevator at VanNormans and with them atteend James Meyer has purchased threeGregory was robbed Thursday night ed the ootbU me at A Arbr lot f his father n M6 E arm the safe blown , Saturday v Mrs Agnes Gearhort spent the Born to Earl Kimberly and wife week end at the Mark Nash homeMrs Floyd Weeks and daughters Lois Ware at tSt Joseph Mercy and Vtith them calle on Mrs JantLoina and Elizabeth of Gmnd hospital, Ann Arbor,Saturday a son Clark and Miss Alice Gearhart in Ledge called on the Clifford Vn The Keith Bradburys of Chelsea Dexter Sunday SS Horns last week Lambert Henrys of Detroit spent Al Greenfield and ivife of NewMrsdames Mary Baughn and Vir Sunday at theL J Henry home berry visited the Lynn Beattys lastglnia Clark visited the Northland in The James Whiteys sPnt Sun week earoute to FloridaDetroit last week i day with the William Whitleys in i Mrs Edna Spears and Jack ShelOlin Robinson and Orland Winslow Ann Arbor I dan were Sundav dinner uest attended the reception given for The James Whitleys with Mrs the Francis Shehans Francis Dodge Saturday night by Frank Peters called on the John Me i The Ralph Hall family called onthe Loyalty Masonic Lodjre in De Guire family 5n Detroit last week the Ceo Curtis and Glenn Whittakortrort Mesdames Robinson, Winslow,Dodge and Alt were entertained atthe Rex Sacked home Leslie McAfeee was confirmedat St Stephens church Hamburg1 Sunday The MoAfees entertainedthe Charles Rices and William Shaws of Detroit and the Lynn Beattys afterward Mrs Lester McAfee and daughters spent Friday with the OmarGags family in Detroit Mrs Francis Robinson with Mrs famiie in Plymouth SundayPardon attended the dedication of The J H Hookers were Sundaythe memorial fountain by the Moms Sunday guests of the C W Hookwin the new Aim Arbor court house in Ann Arbor Friday they called onSunday Miss Viola Pettys in Howeli FridayMesdames Mark Nash and Rosal The South Putnam Farm Buree Zill attended a baby shower last eau met with the Albert ShirUji Friday jrtven for Mrs Barbara Bek Thursday The next meeting is NTkering by Mrs Joan Hougaboom of i 10 wilhtfie Woodroe Mauwysof HowelL Winston Baughn and wife withThe Stanley Dinkel family attend i Lawrence Baughn and wife attaadthe MichNorthwcstrn footbaxl I the Michigan Postmastergame in Ana Arbor Saturday t Detroit last WadneeajdayTHB P1NCKNY DISPATCH Wednesday, October 19 1955The Peopiek Store Cnteraa u taand ChitMatter M PootofflnAct of Much HITyLINGERIE 114 So UoweU SSubscription , IlkflM a TiGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS s h o r sKtilMbil iVSiVnbill Powell has completed histraining at the marine base at San,Calif, and been sent to Camp Pendelton, CalifThe Andrew CampbelJs visitedthe Dick iounys in Big Rapids Sun day ami called on Mrs Grace KellyIn OwossoElmer Pratt and wife and FloydSalier and w i i vi Coppersville sptait Sunday with the Roy ReasonsThe Max Reynolds family calledon the WinBrady ianiMy n Ann Ar bor Sunday The Gerry Eichmans and JohnCol ones attended a bridal shower in Detroit Saturday niyht for JeanMoffat,SfiS Ethel Sprout spent Sundaywith the Charles Soule family in Howell t JJohn Sprout has gone to Pittsburtf ,College ,M Kspitt, Pa where he will finish his aeronatics course ill Xt ,ilii,Y iThe A ben ShVleys, Dau Millers,,Dvlo iMi,i u ittied a baoy jsiuvvr YwA i lie Gayle Shirley home ii livnaia for Mrs Lorna Kiiev She in, lit lier baby homeiivni tle lioiita ThursdayV Lwrru i CambuiTi and wife atI tended tlie O iv S Grand Chapter at CJraid Ilajiids Wednesday Toiiuny Singer, son of Mr andM Ai , er was one of theUvwsi , i,vod for outstandinglie iiand Press last week He carries ilu Ann Arbor News He I its were quests at aj fnK i Alichi gan Union and he received a certificate and lapel and MYRON HUGHESLine PlOmbifi Fixtures andElectric, Oil and Gas Mot ater HeatersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServicefHOJF IJF H 78 EABTagooei uroeen Pint iey Prada QualityLOW6eer and Wise to take Cuifhone Koiioi 705J2 mDESIGNED FOR THE SUPERHIGHWAY AGE xssLb 59c39c25c42c100 29cetErSfAK Your Choice, LbCHUCK KOASI, LbSHORT RiB5,Lb RUMP ROAST LbfrKfiSri GROUiND BEEF, 3 LbsFRESH YOUNG BEEF LIVE,GROCERIES AND COLD MEATSCUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAY THE HOLLISTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinckney 550Bottle GasFOR COOKING, WATuR HEATING AND H0MEHUT1NGVYL1 L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL 4NEW PushButton Driving NEW 25 U rrrlPushbutton driving is here on the 1956 De Soto Revolutionary indesign superbly simple vou just touch a button and GoThats all there is to it no levers to get inyour way Pushbutto control is safely located on the left side of the instrument panel A lighttouch of your finger tip and youre off just like that Youll have to try it to believe it See the brilliant new 1956 De Soto with amazingpushbutton driving, on display now at your De Soto DealersNever has any automobile boasted such tremendous gct,ipandgoDeSotos new V8 power up to 255 hp gives you out front performance at any speed Sizzling bgh torque takeoffs lightning fastemergency step down power for quicker, safer passing No matter what youre after in new ti, DeSotos got it New FlightSweepstyling, luxurious new interiors, glamorous exterior color combinationsNow more than ever before Drive A De Soto Before You Decide TIME TO THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIREWE HAVE THE BBESff COALREASONABLE PRICE AND A PROMPT DELIVERY WE WILL BE IN THE FUEL OIL BUSINESS AFlER SBPT 18THE NEW fORWARD LOOKYOUR OISOTO DEALER PRESENTS QROUCHO MARX IN YOU BCT YOUR LIFT EVERY WBK ON BOTH RADIO AMD TWKHON NBC VETVK Vans Motor Safes145 EAST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY, MICH PHONE UP 8 3341L i iorY k sumsPHONE DEXTER HlLTONlMFLOWERS FOR All OCCASIONS,Irow WWKELhAUS FLORAL COMPAKf Itnl , 7 Therm Oil Rwliafit CirculatorDuoThe if Windsor Oil HornDuoTtornt Regency Oil Horn HeotwDu9Thrm Imperial OII0AA5J1 Dvoftttrm Hppltwhit HtotorTHE LAVEY HARDWAREPinckneysH FRUITSME VEGETABLESGROCERIESFISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE , October 19 vmRKu Mrs, Roberta Miller with MrsEdna Word, Mrs Charles Hird andMrs Alfred Pfau jr atttended the0 E S grand chapter in Grand Rapids Weednesday The Robert PlJtefl were in CorruaFriday John Boyer and wife called on MrsElla Walsh in Webster Sunday Homer Abney and the George Fosters attended the funeral of aa aunt in Tennessee last week Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cambura 1 and Mrs and Mrs Albert Dinkel II went on a trip to Cadillac and Holl lje4 and last week iONB t t 6,i Audrey Klikott of Brighton spet the week end at tthe Albert Dinkel home Mrs Bees Henry is now living in her apartment at rear of Roy Clnrk store THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORMKThe Plockney SanitariumRay M Duffy, M D Pinckney MichiganCall 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WednesdaysMon, Tues, Fri, Sat 700 to 800 P MlaveyinsuranceCLAY GORDONL7LE W MUNSELL ASSOCIATE RFGI8TERFD LAUDGraud BiterFred Read and wife with the Joe ihee 155JW Howell, MichlgaaUle W Munsell,Qi fc R HcCloskey DENTIST112 Mr North MichigaH Ave Telephone Office 935Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentH9M0HSchossers of Ann Arboi left Fridayon a trip to Virginia Gretchen Tasch with Bill Beckner of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Bob asch home George Lavey and wife of Jack rion Mrs Mae Mete, of Howell and jthe Jack Sharps of Lansing spent Sunday at the Lee Lavey home, Arnold Berquit spent the weekend in Saugatuck with the Rev H A Maycroft family iThe Claude and Clare Swarthouts Ispent the week end at Lovells Murray and George Dagg spent Sunday at latters home in Detroit, j The Charles Cayang of Youngs i town, Ohio, spent the week end at the Merwin Campbell home and 233 llaudttla Si Pinlkuey were in Pontiac with them Sunday Waidj hepairina GoldWayne Wagoner underwent a I sinus operation at Sparrow hospit al Lansing last week The tennant house on the Mrs AuctioneerBert WyCall Fowlervilk FUNERAL HOMEDM CSwarlM DirectorModern Equipmenjt Ambuiai e SarviwPHONJB V P M171120 Weal Grand RiverHowell, MichiganPhone 358 iwdidence tilUeyrfHeidftLivestock HauljnxWeekly Trip Made to DetwGeneral Truckingi BONE V 9 8JS47 Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVSi AGELoitii K can 1 4 2 MILL STIiiurknej Mich Phone UP 81189Arnold, Watch BandsjaweieHandmade Fathr BilUokl si Alma Harris farm, south of towa jr1v a , L IT I caught fire Sunda morning from RADI iLBVI8IOM SEItVlCt iAJi oi i TT Prompt and Courteousoyerheateed stove Sylvester Harra VYm up 8, m w ftsupt lives there The fire dept had to cut a hole in the roof to put oatthe fire which was in the attic Merlin Lavey and Howard Read spent the week end bow and arrw Pinckney MichiganReal Estatearms, Homes, Luke Rusines OpportunitiesUst Voui Property Hitb Mfierald BMMJIbroker 209 North PearHONG V P JltDR XI CAMPAF OPTOMBTBiSTEyeWedaetday andby Appointment126 Chiton Road, Krai N aMIft Brighton ACmrre m MONTHLY SPARE TIMEAlfiJ, RH and collecting moneyA r , T , ,, , T4L froan Our High Grade eNut Machat Douglas Lake with Martin Hitter LOgTSpringer Spaniel, female, ine8 In thi8 aea No gelling Toana Gorman Miller IivLr and whiu coloif ch Wrens pet qualify for work you must have aRev Michel of Kaimaioe who has faeen clippedWedis chain colla , references, 640 cash, wcuredconducts Bible schools here and u jth identification on Dexter by inventory DevotingT kours uWaSMtW,,8 bUIdTtH T T Hal1 Road south SUveil bJne8s yout end on per on M36E thin side of the W M Name ifi atie Good reward cenlage collections will net up tDeveaux and wife of South lZ aS Delr0H mon VeryBend spent the week end wlfli LlV11 1bjlltWi of ove f rMrs Jennie Devereaux FOR SALE1941 Mercury nome accordmifly ForMr and Mrs Bo Jack entertained Ronald Stowe,408 Unadilla,P,inck interview include phone inot dinner Thursday Mrs Cleo Call ney Mich um cT Lakeland, A S Benham u Darrow NutUMatic Co, IncExchangp Dlaco Tew York 5ad ROOMSWorkm woman will share N o roonv house with woman or coupleBrighton and M Ewile e r 21101 Doyle Rd,Phone r Bernee Pardon Sarah Cook,Hi JiefQre a m nd aftw fl m FOft SALEia guage doublebarrelel Thompson Millie Elliott Hazel, Stevens shotgun Gtorge Meabonojulson, ESloen Winger, Beatrioe Phoe UP 3812Shirty Lulu Darrow attended a FOR SALECustom miide Drapes Congl Womens Work Shop at tfee J Will give suggestions on material WEDDING iNITATIONSFirst Congl Church in Ann Arbor and also on decorating schemes 14 Styles in the new White 1860last week Susan Hood, Phone Alpine 62102 to 950 per hundred Alto weddingMrs Gladys Enquist of Pattersen Napkins, Mass Books, ReceptionLake fell and broke her arm last FOR SALEOue Oii Space Heater, Cards etc Mrs Frances Olsonweek I One Coal or Wood Space Heater,One Phone Dexter HA 644264370 MagtMrs Florence Preus has retnrned j Laundry Store VP 8 3289 Roadfrom a visit with relatives in Font Wayne, Indt Hicksville, Ohio andSturgig, MichMrs Fijuncis Robinson attended O E S past matrons meeting la Detroit Oct 19, and one in LansmgOct 20 vThe Kenneth Fryes of Brighton S gspent Sunday ot the Ray Buus h8 Styltt to Choce Frpm FOR SALE Accordian 120 base FOR SALE1953 Chevrolet ConvexGallantilike new, Cost 961265 Will table Otis Matteson UPSacrifice Call Eva Enquist atHowell 706 FOR SALENorge Oillarge size A Somers3074 West M36 garter,FOR SALE1948 and 1941 Dodge 4 Doors, 48 has R H new paintneedsmotor repair, 41 runs good, both excefenT8318 ThurstonJRdUver Lake FOR SALE8 inch tiltia arborFOR ATIT rwV J5, bench 8aw useed anacaUed for and delivered Phone Howell 1354 or 11 cFinder notify Pinckney, MichigaaFOR SALE 1955 Ford860 series with car loader ,use less than 100 kours Willard WidmayarPhone UP 8 5554 or Howell 758FOR SALERegistered ShropshireRams John C BurgPhone UP 83277 FOR SAUJL47icoici coxd CJIUVLd also p oREADY MIXED CONa 4 u cAya cowpwfrf4 ml w MCDBOD RJCRL Phcme HPHQNB I 9 t 9 ROWSFOR SALENorsre washer with double tubs, a bargain, in fine con dition 3500 Mark Holmes4229 Downing Drive, LakelandFOR SALENobby Tread Tires7M0X15, Two mens suits, 11 wool,One gabardine sizes 39 also achecked Sport Jacket, size Phone UP 88167FOB SALEGenera Electric Refrigerator , 8 cublfe feet, need 18month Can be teea at Mrs Vivian LedwWcea JfctsKti Veabem U07 Set State, ORDER YOURWER1LOCK OKER SOFTFEED 5UPPFILL YOUR BIN NOW ATPOCOHONTASHARDI, , Y l V , i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 19, 1955 Description An account of the resource October 19, 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 1955-10-19 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bf6cd0efea141b29a19d47766987cd4b.pdf 16ba4b5f0ce68cf4c3d8efca37a46956 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 , oVume 71THS EKNCVNXt DISPATCH Wednesday, October 26, 1955No 43MICHIGAN MIRROR History of Livingston 7 6 FOOTBALL GAMES t M IMi 1 The Pinckney Pirates won tlfl llCKIiey Secretary of State Hare has beenmbarraaed in his 14 Point toHighway Safety insiders figuredhe was sincere as many of his proposals had been adocated by Re publican legislator before wnocould not get them enacted One of his proposals aroused the ire ofthe ahferiffs a political power in the state It would takes ihe licensing of drivers away from the sheriffs who now have it and give soninlaw ofit to a license board to be appointedThey do not figure they want it so much for the money received for writing licenses as for the politi Part aThe dispensation wa ranted in1 The Pinckney Pirates won their last home game here Friday nite before a crowd of 500 from theManchester Dutchmen by a scoreof 19 to 0 This is a league game and gives Pinckney a 2 won, 1 lost one tied recordcal contacts maintain it enables tfcem toof statefriends and said thei Kavanaugh had 5 traffic violat year H H Harmon and S irVvmppie were the installing omcers ihe first candidates were raio August 27, lfiio They wereM Wilson, a lawyer and a Freeman Webb iiewas also in the state legislature At the time of his death at anearly age he was prosecuting auney The second candidate raised on that day was iwillaru Darrow He was a justice of the peacethetinesecond Marys latfaoEicJtev r Albert Schmitt, PastorSunday Mase8 80u and 1000 au Novena tkvonoiit Friday eveningat 7f0Confessions, Friday evening afterManchester showed a flash the o nd S1 first quarter and reached the 20 iJ0 , Iu ttnU undy ydline on passe but drew a 15 yd iOr ei80 Mas penalty and never got going MjgMIOflll6again They drew many penalties throughout the game which nullified any gains they made Pinckney found they could pene s s SuPttrate the Manchester line and Wirnmg sbroke through throwing ball carrier Sunaafor many losses Don Packer ouncaught 2 passes from Higgs running 22 yds ChurchBeachy, Pastor VV alter Each10001100fogies Meeting 7i0 rllowship SclVC 800Elementary ScliooiCURRENT COMMITKindergartenBecky Reads brother, Tom, and cra8 becoming standardsister Nancy, went hunting with a elullnent m many newspaper ofii bow and arrow and BB gun ces the papers mor aQd moreRicky Wilsons dad has a racing Pictures Recently an Indiana pacar Rody Darrow got some dog tic was theatened with a lawsuit over a picture published He wroteup the opening of a new night clubaaJ took a picture of the crowdwhich he published A banker anda merchant and his Wife, prominent church people appeared in itThey claimed their privacy wag lavaded and ther reputations damin the 3rdperiod Packer gat the seconi one one frcm the 2 yard linj but missed the conversjon kick Pinckneythe 6 ydhad aAttorney jiOm 1864 to 1868 Others whoiiseu tne iust er weretenl Ail before he took office and jb Winans latter governor ofT neUvertn called for examina igan for whom Winans Lake was tion Hare at once summoned Atty oacoo biglet,lather ox DrKavanaugh for examinatioh and he h F bigiei Lnaile loung, ill was put on probation mm Youngiove,Geoige Youugiove a8 p aei Leddick Alvin Mann, James La Jiru , e vLater the press stated Haie was Bertwhiste Charle3 couple eof penalties Dick Kennedygiven a parking ticket for overtime George Jrofoot, William uoparking in Ionia, the fine tor foo William Thompson, Abnerwhich would have been 25c Hare vvooU 0ie Sprout, issuer proved he was in Lansing at the Ley Beebe jame8 Beebe, Later a war veteran ampu Keevfi amuel Reed Daniel Richadmitted he was the one Sai ardg ftnd Mosley Gardner Many uihe never told the arresting o uuiStJ peopje have descendants whoare members of the lodge or OKi at the present tiuie We are indebted t Charles Feyof Uirnuiighm, historian for nn account of the deuication oi the 1andtimeae was the secretary of state andanyway he had a permit for over time parking 1 ihjrijs incidents hav e kille d failed t o kic k th e extr a point Th e secon dplaye d hal f o f th ewer e n t score d on threatened mostl y o n passe s bu tths e wer e usuall y incomplet e whe nthe y go t in the scorin g zon eI Pinckne y play s Sout h Lyo n ther ej thi s Frida y nigh t A win her e coul d ti e the m wit h Dexte r fo r th e 930 m 104 5 a m Thuii n th t praye r meetin g T ht clurc h a 800Wed ojoi r piacte 78 0 p huTh e Plate s Gbure hM b t wi betwee n Mai n sn dLnadill s Stree Uit, Keit h Ruegsegger , Pasto rouiitia y Schoo lMornin g Worshi pYout h Grou pEvenn g Servic ea Praye r Meerfnt fOoi r Practic e Wed r v oir 945 a m 105 0 AM 70 0 p m 30 0 p ra80 0 p m 40 0 p m IM p m lures fo r ou r room Dian a Hainc sha d he r tonsil s ou t Saturday 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StoneWyli eth e fanner s pockets LIBRAR Y NEW STh e winte r achedule e o f librar yhour s is Tuesday 1 2 t o 1 p m , 2 l05 p , m , 7 to 9 p m Saturday t o 5 p m Close d Sat urda y nigh tCKKD OF THANK SW e exten d gratefu l thank s t o all KitchenSimonso nthe issu e o f th e Freemason , ain Roya l Arc h pape r o f 1869 I quot eTh ceremonie s a t Pinckne y al thoug h occurin g in th e afternoo nan d evenin g wer e performe d wit h p a eou t an y stree t displa y o r othe r os tentations The y me t in th e ne wan d spaciou s hal l whic h wa s wel lfille d wit h member s o f th e lodge ,thei r wive s an d daughter s an dan d visitin g brethre n fro m neigh borin g lodges Higgs LFLT L GCR E R GR,T QB Lh B H FB LittleMino rKir kAdam sGr o sma nVanEtte nLanno mBroka wGonye rPniewsk iCarol Degner , a freshmen ,name d quoo n a t th e Dexte r hig hhitf h schoo l footballhomecomin gTh e Dexte r Kiwani s wil l fiv e aP art y fo r th e chldre n Oct 31 Th eAmerica n Legio n Oct 29 from Plymout h 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Caliornia Sh e ha d compan y retiredha d aaward Th e dedicatio n wa sa n appropriat e an ddres s b y the Gran dfollowed b yad Maste r A T ,who wer e s o kin d t o u s durin g th eillnes s an d deat h o f ou r belove dbrother , Neil , t o ou r pasto r Rev Alber t Schmitt , t o Dr Duff y an i whic h occupie d abou t a n nou r Th ethos e o f th e Swarthou t Funera l t gub jec t wa s afa y p r0Rented an dHon , fo r T mas s card s o f sy m th g man y numerou s passage s r pathy , letter , an d beautifu l flowers , ceiye d heart y ap piause Afte r th eMa y Go d bles s yo u goo d fnends,rel atldres s a hall a n nou r wa aative s an d neighbor sLe e an d Hele nFOOTBAL L SLOBE S the stima crackn din conversatio n an d examinatio no f th e ne w hl l whe n th e announc eme t o f suppe r wa s mad e an d direc tth e step s o f al l t o a roo m o n th e NOTES O F TH E GAM EInjurie s wer e nifmerou s Tom Wyli e wa s injure d th e firs t few minute s bu t go t firs t ai bac k in an d finish e 1 th euate d b y th e cheer o fwit h who m h e is aTo m Lanno n suffere dbreas t bon e an d wa s carrie d of f e na stretche r Dr Duff y examine dhim Do n Packe r ha s bee n injure d an dthi s is th e firs t gam e h e ha s don emuc h bal l carrying T h Howel l N jua l Guar d uni tmaneuvere d betwee n half Ther e farm nea r Fowlervill e wa schase d th e schoo l there , hav e mov Sunda y Jud y Reynold s caugh t a e i 5 0 0 damge 8 against th e Inte rc I rcxoJelle d it am i mad e it in o j snak e Saturday , City Tuckin g Co in Detroi t circui ta churc h hall Fourth Grad e court last week H e wa s drivin gAla n Coo k is presiden t o f th e se n W e ar e having revieV test s in nis tracto r o n th e shoulde r o f US1 6io i clos s a t Stockbridge spelling Mrs Henr y wa s ou r teac h nea r FowlervUl e whe n h e wa s hi tMelvi n Con k o f Gregor y is in St e r las t week , W e ar e makin g lea f , b a truc k o f tn e Inte r Cit y an d s oJo e Hospital , An n Arbo r wit h in j plaques Robere t Dao w brough t Permanentl y disable d h e ha s sinc ejuriessuffere d in an aut o acciden t , us a salamander , Jud y Haine s th ej o aii M pu qioo g uqo f o ujo g rattle s fro m a snake 1 3 o f u s hav e1 inckne y a t Row e hospital , Stock perfec t attendanc e record s thi s year ,been unabl e t o farm Kiwanis wil l crec t We lik e th e mil k fro m tth e The Republican s oppose d t o Eis enhowe r ar e har d pu t t o fin d a can didat e wh o is willing t o ru n o n aa t h e sch 1 ici , vendin g machinesW e ar e read y fo r l attform simila rSea n Lava n o n o f Marti n Lavn n a Hallowee n party Caro l Froahlic k a m McKinle y us dis a sta r playe r o n th e Brighto n i is gam e chairma n Howar d Singerr e Senato r McCarth yto th e on e Will in 1896 , S o fa ro f Wisconsi nJr Varsity The y bea t Wes t Bloo mfiel d 3 0 t o 0 an d Sout h Lyo n 3 3 t oTh e Re d Cras s Bloo d Ban k coll freshments an d Larr y Gydecleanup Fourt h an d Fift hScharm e Baxte r hi t herse f wit hse a 14 L ,Roc k 19 , Roosevel t 12 Dunde e 14 ,2 LUniversit y 7 An n Arbo r 32 ,sin g Easter n 7 Byro n 19,Gaine s 12 Dewit t 14 , Morric e 6Dexter 27 , Hartlan d 7 Sout h Ly j firg t floor of th e buildin g wher e 3o n 20 , Oa k Par k 12 Milfor d 0 ,Brighto n 6 Howel l 19 , Charlott e V ,Fowlervill e 2 0 Haslet t 7 Williamst n60 Stockbridg e 6 Salin e 33 , Chel se a 14 Lincol n 19 , Mila n 0 Fla t wt 11 3 pint s o f bloo d a t Cheelsee a a skillet A bu s ra n ove r Paulin eI Harny s dog Dolore s Schafer s aun twil l hav e a an d uncl e wer e in anaccidentA n A nima l dig s hole s in Fran k Kay s gar table s extendin g th e lul l lengc n o ith e buildin g wer e beautifull y ar arrange d wit h countles s varietie spare d b y th e of th e OL S s oLinde n 4 4D e ,Swart z Cree k 0 Okemu s 28 , Dan svill e 0 TH K KINC , S DAUGHTER STh e King s Daughter s mee t Nov 3 a t 13 0 pm wit h Mrs Wm Bras hir PONT1FICIA L HIG H MAS SA solem n Pontificia l hig h mas swil l b e celebrate d b y hi s excellenc ytastefuly an d temptingl y tha t dy speci a forgo t he r pam s in viewin git Afte r suppe r an d onc e mor e ar range d in the lodg e roo m th ogran d maste r in behal f f lodg e pre sente d th e pas t master s jewe l toth e retirin g maste r Millar d Darr ow Mr Darro w responde d wit h ashor t bu t feelin g speec h whic h in ac with a drum The y lighte d 4 flares Th e refreshmen t stan d operate db y th e sophmore s ra n ou t o f coffe 3ho t dog s an d everythin g els e a tThi s wa s Pinckney scrowd Ther e wer e abou t a sfro m Mancheste r a s fro m last week Th e Chelse a K wani shiicren s part y Oct M Mr an d Mrs Loui sattende d th e SieboU lunio n a t Milwaukee ,week Wagoner sr famil y re Wis , las tTh e Altrus a Clu b o f Detroi t ho sden Pa t Tessme r caugh t bab y pos sumRollen e Singe r wen t t o th eYounglov e schoo l Sunday Paulin eStapleton s siste r fro m Gregor y isvisitin g her Fran k Ho y ha s a whit eman ypresentedtbe Mich Stat e San a t cat Howel l wit h a broadcastin g outfit Margi e Simon s wa s hom e comin g Fifth Grad eBeck y Morri s go t 10 0 percen tinPinc k q Uee n a t th e Howel l footbal l gam e multiplicatio n drill , als o Camill e B uTh e BurnsHeat h scorin g comb inatio n di d no t clic k fo r som e reaso no r other on Frida y night Matthe w Finley ,forme r 3deput yCohocta h , ast wcek ga Nanc y Read An n Menke Fre dCrudder Ronni e Haines Donn a Pa twho in outspoke n in his criticis mo f th e presiden t is th e onl y on ethe y hav e com e u p wit h an d the ydoub t tha t h e ha s sufficen t appea lt o wi n sinc e h e tangle d wit h th epresiden t in the Communis t in quir y in 195 4 an d cam e of f secon d best Als o h e n o longe r make s th efron t page s lik e h e onc e did H elos t hi s chairmashi p whe n th e Din ocrat s too k ove r contro l o f th e sen ate Pinckne y alway s ha s a bi g influ xo f hunter s durin g th e smal l gam eseaso n du e t o th e inan y acre s stat e lan d her e wher e an y on e ma yhun t Tru e thi s is no t al l goo drick Patt y Bays Wallac ecate d receivin g th e gif t wa smor e valu epjy than word s coul dimO n th e nigh t o f Octobe rl20y Livingsto n Lodg eMos t Reveren d Josep h H Albern, , wha t proyft d thei r Ug t mee tBisho p o f Lansin g o n SundayOct3 0 l n thf i Mftn n bJoc k Th e olf at103 0 in th e morning This i mass , fctri wer e pu l Clar k w M Alwil l b e offere d a par t o f th e rel 1 K s w d j w W A Vince , Se c Georg i Teeple ,Treas Joh n Marti n S D Pete rConway , J D an d Valentin e G ial Hifc h Mas s wil l ope n th e weeka t th e nft w PINCKNEY A LEAGU EW1 Barne s Hote l 2 72 Read s Lumber 2 23 Larry s Maratho n 1 94 Dinkels Plumbin g 1 95 I O F No 4 0 1 36 Gregor y Taver n 1 27 Plainfiel d Far m Burea u 1 28 Detroi t Di e Se t 1 19 Velve t Ee z 1010 Van s Moto r Sale s 811 Price s Mobil e Servic e 712 Lave y Hardwar e 1Servic e L15 sheriffH e serve d unde r Sherif f Hen y an d Kath y GustafsonJoh nFinley Ronal d Rix , 14 , o fwon th e 4 H on e acr ein g contes t Singer, pheasan t countr y a s thes e bird sC oion e J prefer r cornfield s an d th e vicinit yan d DeeAn n DuBoi s mad e contribu Fowlervill e j tion s t o ou r scienc e exhibit W e di dcor n plont j no t mak e ou r hik e s it wa s to o wet I W e than k Mrs Coo k fo r th e cu pTh e Linde n Kiwani s Minstre l cak e trea t Gar y Dav s fro m th e Bur tof village s wher e ther e is plent yeat Mos t o f th e farm s her e ar eposted agains t al l huntin g a s inth e pas t cit y hunter s hav e no tto o carefu l abou t farmer sTh e Linde n Kiwani s Mt e y9 SI,ov is Oct 2728 W F Clos e ha s schoo l in Detroi t is a ne w bo y in ou r right s o r property Gate s wer e0 lt perittin g stoc k t o e s01 51 61 6 a par t in it class, W e hav e 1 8 boy s an d 1 8 girl snow W e ha d a meetin g Monda y t oTh e Doyl e Templeton s o f Keeg o discus s ou r Hallowee n party , Ou rHarbo r wer e Sunda y guest s o f th e plaque s ar e done W e congratulat e1 Alber t Shirleys Donna Jea n 0 her new baby sisterH Those from out of town who at, Kathy Su51 tended the funeral of Neil Tiplady Sixth anuu21 were Mr and Mrs Albert McGuire, We had a good season27 Detroit Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bur with ourpapers at the football games and aliPftfn n HiipTter, Mrs Clarence , though there wpro lpqthe sermon during the mass Lane returned tarry this year froma trip through the far east This experience will enable him to speakwith authorty on religious, political and social questions confronting theUnited States in the Far East The public is invited to attend the homelessbut 300 InsurancethemTo be continued coming2386Individual High ServiceH Taylor 578,AFredenburg 568M Ritter 567, J Ledwidge 567 J Reason 567 High Averages Mrs Ethel Sprout and son,Edwin, any other sixth grade class Wecaled on Mrs Edwin Brown in Leslie thought about selling them at basketfclWANIS NOTES jw 70 attended the Farmers mass and participate in the dedicat last night Bob Herbst of Brighton maver x7 ory exercises of the new Civic Aud showed pictures of Michigan trees,itorium I flowers and wild lifeNexx Tuesday j night they visit the Plymouth Ki i H Taylor 181, J Ledwidge 174,NiRht M Ritter 169 J Mack 167H SundayMfsEdwin Sprout spent the weekend in Philadelphiaand attended thewedding of her sister Rose MaryTeam Jfh GamesBarnes 912, Dinkels 883, VansMELVN CONKMelvin TiroConk, 64,of Grgorvdied at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Saturday from injuries received inan auto accident which occurred atthe Heatly school on Hadley Rd on, wanis Dinner at Mayflower hotelIndividual High GameTRANSFER MADEAt a meeting of the school boardsof Livingston and Washtennwcounties at the Pinokney school Mon day night the Patrician Gardens atv wv Taylor 28 J Boya 231,Fred Portage wag transferred fromi Sigerservations and transportationBAZAARBAKUThe Mary Martha Circle of StSingerTheClub SILVER NEEDLESHjcks district to the Pinckncyschool district This subdivision isexpected to send 60 children here inhis woy home from work at the Chel Pads Lutheran Church, Hamburfc fa having rXaazar and Bake SaleH is survived bywift HN former Beatrice Brother ton Hit funeral was at Milntr Funeral Home, Stockbridjre this after nooa 1e deceasediff ntider Irvln Kennedy prrtfeestoasl base bail osn rummsgiwtir with tow BrendaTSilver Ndle 4H Sewing the courM of a few yearaelected Uie foilowngr joffi j MrsAlta Meyer was ill this week Bonnie Henry Uugh forKaren TegmerVkre PresSec Jody Rootserved at 11 oclock on Saturday, Jjy J Scfeuraan Reporter, Nov 5, Sale aUrt at 10 a nu and MrsforRegular communication of Living No U Tots Nov 1 at 4H RALLYThere wilT be a 4H Rally at Pinck school Thursday740 October 27ball games but gave it up as wethought people would get tired of them We thank the people wnobought them and the ones we wroteabout for being cooperative We nil enjoyed working on this projectWe have a new boy in our gradeHeis Davki Basch from Grayling, Judy Cox moved to Lansing SaturdayMike Winiskia nd Geoffrey lindenwere riding in a boat with Mr Linden on Portage Lake when thsy saw an overurned boat with 3 mmclinging to itThey saved them Theywere Ralph Hunter, Ray Harkinaand his brotherialawi We are studying the sun moon and earth The sun rotates on ita axis every 24hours giving us day and night the earth revolves around the sun oncein 365 days giving us the seasonsIn January the earth is closest to thesun, about 91000,000 miles and far left open permitting stock to escape and horses cattle sheep and poultry shop, shot A few yearsthe conservation officers blockaded all roads leading into Detroitand searched the cars of returninghunters They found a variety of game which included sheep, pigs,turkeys and chickensGreat Rrilfoirh Another rovailove affair on the front pagesthat of the Princess Margaret, 25 andCapt Townsend ,40, once divorcedIt has all Ihe aspects of the former King Edward and the twice div orced Wallis Simpson although theprincess does not seejri disposed to give up her right to the throne asthe kin did Despite the 7 marriaTes of Kin Henry VIII the Britishthrone and the Church England ofwhich the reigning British monarch is head dos not recognize divorcedIf we remember rightly Old KingHenry usually had Ms current wifes head chopped off before heremarried Consequently whetherthe present romance materialUeeor not is any onesrays of tne sun are strongerfall direct on OUT northern ncmltsphere causing us to have sumnttJVM E Darrow and wife pitat tn July 4,000,00a miles hot the Lansing Monday, Jr ,HOWEUTHEATREHOWELL , MKWOHN iff THEATREWHtlMOR B LAK ENe w ftishButton DrivingNew25 5 HP am, W U Tkw Oct M, 27 LAN D O F TH E PHARAOHS i n Technicolo rWit hMarti n ta d Ab a Minote sFrida y Saturda y Octobe r 28 , 2 9DMU Faatar aJud y Garlan dI nTH E WIZAR D O F O FtkUy Satarday Octobe r 28 , a tDoubl e Featur eStrang e Thrillin g Adrentor e VAN S MOTO R SALE SUP8334 1Nowyo u can buy one Allne wRevolutionar y ne w PushButto n Drivingfirs t in the lowpric e three Fabulousne w Aerodynami c Styling bigger longer , roomier a sne w a s th e je t age Blazin g ne w 909 0 TurboTorqu e Powe r t o giv e yo uTo p Thrus t a t TakeOff Se e th e thrillin g ne w Plymout h 5 6 today fUSHBUTTON DFiSiNQWit h a fingertip touch o n a butto n yo u selectyou rdrivin g range A s eas y a s flicking a light switch The n Plymouth s full y automati c PowerFliteth eworld s smoothest , mos t advance d transmission take s over It s th e ultimate in drivin g eas e an danothe r Plymout h first in th e lowpric e 3 r V 8 h p avatUbl wit h PowtrPa k i n al l 4 UnMBelvdtre , Savoy , Plkx a an d Suburban O r choo M 18 7 h pBihrder e an d Suburba n linm I n Savo y an d Plaz a UM S yo u ge t 18 0 V 8 hp I f yo u prefe r th t aupa y o f Plymouth PowarFIo w 6ak availabl a i n al l 4 Hum you gt 12 6 hp , o r 13 1 h p wit h PowarPak Tb oar that s with th e Youn g i a Heart Van s Moto r Sale s MorganTH E GU N THA T WO N Th e WES TWit hPaul a Reyma n A U Technicolo r Progra m THE LOOTE RWit hRor y Calhoua , JuU e Adam sTH E PURPL E MASK l a Technicolo rwit hTon y Curti s an d CoUee n Mille rColo r Cartoo an Tues , WedL , Thar ,America s Mos t Decorated War Her oAudi e Mor P, Hiaael f i nSunday , Monday , Octobe r 30 , 3 1Matine e Sunday , 23 0 p m Gont Henr y Fod a on d an d Jame s Cagne y TO HEL L AN D BACK i n CineauScop el a Tacfanieaif rMath U Thompson , Charle s Drak eMR ROBERT SI n CinemaSeop e an d Cok rTues , Wed , Thur , NO T 1 , 2 , SBett e Davi a an d Richar d Tod dI nTH E VIRGI N QUEEN I n Cinemascop e an d Colo rTH B BETTE R WA YT o Financ e a Ne w Automobil e X sTH B BAN K WA YBuyin g a car with a loa n fro m thi sban k give s yo u thes e clearcu t a dvantages 1 Lowe r deale r pric e becaus e w e ad vanc e al l cas h abov e dow n payment 2 Lowe r interes t rat e tha n yo u migh totherwis e pay 8 Spacedou t repayment s fo r you rconvenience Financ e you r car the bette r wa ywit h a cas h loa n here Firs t Nationa l Ban k SYLVANTHEATRE Friday , Saturday Octobe r 28 , 2 9TH E ISLAN D EARTH A Dram a Starrin gRe x Reason , Fait h Domergu e an dJef f Morri sCartoo n an d New eSunday , Monday , Octobe r 30 , 3 1Sunda y Show s 3 , 5 , 7 , 9ULYSSES A Dram a i n Colo r Starrin gKir k Douglas , Silvan a Mangan oan d Anthon y Quin nCartoon , Smart y Cat Cade r Federa l 6uprt1sk mo i redttal J Keeerr e Cor poratio n an d Federa l Depoai t Insor enc e Corporation , Ai l Deposit s insur e U p t o tl0,00 0fo r fiach Denoatto Tues Wed , Thur , No v 1 , 2 SEMINOL E UPRISING A Technicolo r Dram a Starrin gGeorg e Montgomery , Kari n Boot hCartoo n Hyd e an d Hare ComingMiste r Roberta , Franci s i nth e Nav yWINTE R COAT S AR E ARRIVIN G DAIL Y 1 Deposi tWIL L HOL D YOU R COA T iN LAYAWA Y WIT HA SMAL L WEEKL Y PAYMEN T SHO P EARL YWHIL E THER E I S LARG E SELECTIO N T OCHOOS E FRO MPEIRCE S STOR r FO R WOME NW E Giv e Gol d Stamp s wit h An y Purchas eWHA T DREAM S AR E M OF Realizin g a drea m o f a net v hom e lik eothe r worthwhil e thing s i n lif e re quire s considerabl e money And , fo rmryt folks , savin g regularl y ou t o f incom e s th e sur e wa y t o mak e suc h dream sdtpoan A saving s accoun t i n ou r ban k make sregula r savin g safe , convenient , pleasan ta J worthwhile 10,00 0 nisue u b ur membersni p i n ch okisaitfuc e Corporatio nTH E McPHEKSO N STAl t BAN K18 U Otrn KightyNin Ta n o f 8at rv 145 EAS T MAI N ST , PINCKNEY , MICH PHONEUP8J341THE ROUS H PLUMBIN GWate r Systm s Plumbin g Repai r31 0 Webste r Phon e U P 8 6fiU 7 Piuckne yTh e Pra d Read s an d Mrs Fran kPeter s wer e i n Battl e Cree k t o at th e birthda y part y o f Herber t Pet ers Th e Gor e Mille r famil y attende dth e weddin g o f he r neice , Patrici aPran k t o Spence r McCheane y a t S tchurch , Detroi t Saturday ,wa s a t Botsfor d Ina CeeeliM Th Le o Betty s famil y o f Walle dLak e an d Mrs Nore n Car rMoll y o f Por t Huro n wer jen d guest s o f Mrs Edft h Carr Mrs Ma e Met z o f Howeli , Jaef tShar p famil y o f Lana1ng,Han y lfe y an d wif e o f Detroit t an d Georf eLave y an d wif e ot Jackso n wr eda y guest s o f t h Le e Laveya j, , ,j V October 26, 1956t People StoreLINGERIEa H GENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED III SHOESGROCERIES DRTGOODSKENNEDY GENERAlSTOREWASHDAYon, ELECTRICAn electric dryer takes the bluse out of blueMonday Wet wash goes in fluffy dry laundrycomes out There are no heavy wet clothes to haulup the stairs, hang on the line mYoull discover, too, that an electric dryer seems toadd more hours to your day At last you can getstarted on those neverhavetimefbr tasks, or devotemore time to your family community vi friendsMake your next washday truly easy livin withan electric clothes dryerCgALSffc or Be wi J Iiv EkeUSaturday Vein McQuillan and d Mr Bess Devereaux ofDetroit called on the William Shehans Sunday Mrs Madeline Roche and son Billy, of Aan Arbor andDr and Mrs Harlow StaehaaJackson George Meabon and wife wereChelsea Sunday and visited tyeabont new furniture store 481 of114 Bo HovsJl ItMark Melvin and Fred Roonie andwife of White Lodge were dinner guests of Mrs Tressa Coyle astWednesdayHark Nash and wife attended afarm bureau meetig at the WilburHerbet home at Brighton Tuesday21 Sly fot to Choost From Lloyd Hendee sad wtfsSunday with the Ed Nuoffm Holt and Lynn Eendee and wife atthe Dr Cecil Hendee home in LLJACKHANNETTThs Hubsrtt fBoyal Oak spent Sunday wilt Mrs Mrs Joe Griffith entertainshonor of Sharon4 birthdays the Hark Matteson family and OtisMstteson and wife Rev Keith Ruegsegger preachedat the Waterloo prison camp Sanday night David Ledwidge it home fromCalifornia DUner guests of Mrs BsulahMilkr Jast weekwere the CyrilWsstphoU of Owoeso, Fief Hevsjnrof Lassinf aad Xaxl sa The Gordon Hertsfs of and the Asher Wyiles were Sunday dinner guests of the Andrew Nebitts Charls Adorns and wife of CedarSpring and Martin Phillips and wifeof Ypsilanti called on the Harold Porters SundayThe Howard Reads called on tthGeorge Wilde in Ana Arbor Sun day The Lawrence Basghns were Pridinner guests of the Robert Sefetdsat Joelyn Lake Guy Blair, Mr and Mrs WaiterGlover and Mrs Aana Pseey of FowJerville called on the Roy Dillfeghams Sunday Mn Floreaet Tupper and MrsRoben Wrfffht of Flint called onthe Jesse Hearys 8onday Gretcaa Taeeh vts heeie fresn Aa Walter Wilson and wife of Ypiltmti and Fred Trailer and wife ofDetroit spent Sunday with the Lest er McAfees Clare Miller took Rick Miller andDick Darrow back to Alma Sunday Mr and Mrs Vern McQuillan andMrs Bess Devereaux of Detroitcalled on Mrs Emma Dinkel SaturdayLee llavey was taken to the Veterans hopital,Ann Arbor last week Mrs Dorothy Dinkel was in Jack aon Friday The following attended the OESinstallation at Howell Saturday niteMr and Mrs Geerge VanNorman,Mr and Mrs Lawrence Camburn,Mrs Helen Miller, Mrs Sadie Moran and Fred Seger Cecil Murphy of Memphis,, onof the Thomas Murpliys is building a house on Patterson Lake Rdouth j of the George Holt home I Gerald Reason has purchased tthe woods and 17 acres across the pond of Hollis SiglerThe Geiry Eichmans spent Sunday with the Ruvsell Glovers in WebbervilleThe Carl Bidwells of Brightonwere Sunday ainner guests at he White home honoring Ruths birthdayThursday when returning fromRebecca convention at Grand Rapids the car driven by Mrs Leo Chap1 lin of Howell was wrecked Mrs Chaplain received a broken leg andskull fracture Mrs Alberta Gouldysevere injures and Mks Ann Craft minor injuries They were taken to Sparrow hospital, Lansing Miss Anna Craft is now home She is a, cousin of Mesdames Edna Compbeil and Vivian LedwHgeThe Girl Scouts enjoyed a rollerskating partv at Island Lake Thurs night Amanda DeBarr and KennethWylie droveThe Robert Pikes visited the FloydKentzs in Oceola Friday The George VanNormans attended a meeting of the Strathmore 0 S chapter last WednesdayMrs Dorothy Wilson of Ann Ar bor called on Mrs Florence Baughn SundayThe John McGuires of Detroitand Arthur Bullis and wife of Gregory were Sunday dinner guests of the Robert Reads Robert Read and Ronnie Swaithout spent the week end hunting at Douglas Lake Garth Myer of the Mich State Police broke his ankle while playing afootball game for the muscular dy strophy fund and is in the hospitilat Bad AxeWednesday the Home Exteiisio Club met with Mrs Gustafson The ones there were Iola Hnll,MaryBaughn, Jean Tessmerr Louise Shorman Stella Garr Midge Miller andAlice Gray Mrs Ruth Ritter and sons calledat the Mark Nash home SundaySaturday Mrs Mark Nash entertained the Bud Bekkerings of Howeell and the Jack Clarks of Dexter ter at dinnerMrs Tess Coyle, the VincentYoung srs, Vincent Young jr andPaul Young and wife of Battle Creek were Sunday dinner ghests ofof the Jack Young family Mrs Maragret Bums came backfrom California Firaay and Sunday went to Grand Rapids with the Keneth Frye,s to visit the D Conklins J H Hooker and wife called onMrsViola Pettys of Howell Sunday George Parker wife and sonEwerett of Ann Arbor and Fred Parker and wife of Ypsilanti called on the Clifford VnHorns Sunday The Roy Reason family were laati Friday Robertaof Mr and Mrs Robert Ackley wasnamed DeMolay Queen in the contest at Ann Arbor last Monday PatThayer and Joyce Allen were alsocontestants Roberta goes to the regional at Lansing SaturdayMrs Eloyse Campbell gave theKings Daughters state conventionreport at the Lakeland Circle last Wednesday and the Brighton Circle on FridayC J Clinton attended a reunionof his old regiment of Warld War I at Detroit SaturdayThe Thomas Clark family of AnnArbor spent Sunday with the Mra, Margaret Clark familyMrs Luelk Patterson of Stockbridge and Mrs Mary Psco of Lan siag called in the Stanley DinkelsSundayBin Lucille Camburn entertainodthe Clare Bamum family ef Una dilla and the Charles Sullivans of North Lake Saturday at dinner in honor of Us birtMey of her mother MYRON, HUGHESGenplefe Lite Plumbir Fixtures mi SuppleEIMMC, Oil and Gas Hot Water Healers r1 r f f Complete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServicePHtTJE UstlU 7 I EAST AJiIWagoners Grocer Pfnckney ReelQuality MechonoiseLOWfaer and Wise o ake Ouirnona Hi,wc 705J279c49c49c25c39c 32c55cMiss SPECIALSCENTER CUT PORK CHOPS, LbEND CUT PORK CHOPS, LbFORK LOIN ROASTS, LbSHORT RIBS, LbCHUCK ROAST, Lb FRESH PORK HOCKS,Lb0 K SLICED BACON, LbJOWL BACON, HICKORY SMOKED, Lb 29cTHE HOLUSTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinckney 550Bottle QasFOR COOKING, WATIR HEATING AND HOMEHEAT1NGWOl L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELLITS TIME TO THINK ABOUT STARTINGWE HAVE THE BBEST COAL REASONABLE PRICE AND APROMPT DELIVERYWE WILL BE IN THE FUEJ OIL BUSINESS AFTER 8BPT IS HGitf SONPHONE DEXTER HELTON 68119 wCASIONSWayne AtLoe andrwife spent theweek md to Detroit with stthrk FLOWERS FOR AU f rerWINKELHAUS FLOrAL COMPANY I WL i a lfc , j s DuoTherm Ol RodJont C afor DuoThcrm vindsor OH HomefUDuoTherm Regency Oil Home HeaterL OUDAA5312 DuoTherm Hepple white omeitecrterTHE LAVEY HARDWAREPinckneyshJi i ftFRUITSMEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIES FISHf, MARKET PRICESQUALITY wPBsf VB99 SMWSSTSJ AI Jesse BnrhMM eff Detroit was a week end goes of Uette SigietSev Littlejohe Mis Sam MChrist, Mrs S Burt, Mrs NorMortesoe Mrs WK Clark, Norma Vaugh and Mre Leal Sigler attended the W CTU croentiee t Gregory last week I Thomas dark of Pulaak ij vieit iag his sister, Mrs D F, Swiss , John Raae of Whitmore Lakewas a Sunday guest of Mrs Mae OFESSIONALHackee MkhigaaGall 118 A M to 200 P MMe, Toes Pit, 81790 to 806 P If1 Kerry Bocae has quit farmand wil have an auction Nojr 1 Mr Nellie Sawyer Miller, former teacher here died at Fowtervilklat week She was a neice of EW ORDOLTLl W MUXSBLJ ASSOCIATB KFWrEBfcD LANUSOB of Mr and MrsM Ruen of this place died at SenFrancisco, Calh Oct 19,Walter Gortonof Marcos sold the apples i his orchard for 600 Matt Bradys black spaniel dogdeveloped hydrophobia lost weeekand was killed Die slUtd Pttmiay Conversionis at y1rfM Nov 13 to IS Walter VanFleet has gone toNew Jersey to work William Kuiedy who is mpvto Detroit houk an auction Nov2 Friday the farm residence ofThomas Hewlett of Gregory burned down The pupils of the Plainfieid district school will have a nightcapsocial Nov 4 Miss Florence Andrews is enjoying a weeks vacation as the Hicksschool where she teachs is being re repaired At the Sunday School Convention at Gregory Mrs Emma Houghtaling of Oak Grove wasnamed pnident Mrs ES Young of Howell, secretary and Mrs EttaRead of Howell Treasurer, SV Howell,Uk W MaaeellBrTC It HtCtoskty DBNTIST112 H North Michigan Ave Telephone Ofhct 985 Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentAutiooaerfieri yGall FowlervilkArnold tterqiiist SiRADIO TELEVISION SERVK l ompt and Cotf teensptiW VPJdt m Wetteter S Wnckney MichiKan KL HOMKDM DirectorMedera ServiceraoNp v PFfM 8 Reicfctoft ft OPTOMETKlsST120 West Grand Riv Howell, MichiganPhon 358iaicteucq 61UoysHsBdeeLivestock HaulmWeekly TripK Made toIBONB 17 P 8W47Roger J Carr AgeatyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVE AGEEdith R Carr 1 4 2 MILL STPrackne, Mich Phone UP 811MReal fitWhT7arms, Flumes, Lake Properv Riihirew OppurtunitiesList Youi Property Uiih MUsraWRewoa iiioker 209 North Fearf V P 8316OPTOWETRJSt, , Eye KxamipAiouaWednesday and Saturday01 Appointment9126 Ghikon Rotii, K mi H of M Brighton AC JU1D The Pinckney Community Play will put on the play The Road at the Community Hall ooNov 14 The 40 MONTHLY SPARE TIMS,V, Retog and coltecting moneyRichardKennedy and Bob Plaako, Hendee Irvin Uownan Ray Hooker are dir LOSTBlack and vume iungter pup, name oir SkipVeaL ,qualify for work you must Harold Dault 147 Marion Pimney KTLCM, 640 cash, seur , T by inventory Devoting 6 hours u DuoThrm, oil bum weei to bufiinesij J end onr, snock per,i6 ga fcbl centage will net Up t standard 22 ft of 400 monthly witIl very TU UZrd ibllitiQs of takini overMain,Pinckney income incyeanB accordingly Forbt Hanland here kidfy 30 to 0 Rev Lewis Dion, Ruth Argyle,has been appointed pastor of StMarys Church Rev Dan Forsterresigned some time ago and RevMorning of Pennhas been suwlying here Rev Morning goes to Color Spaniel, female, collareixtificra,tim Lost on Dexter all Road, south Silver Ue Schatze Good reward5r r9 Kitteridge, Detroit 40LOST Black Labrador RetSerWinston Baughn, Phone UP 9 6688REWARDMr Metcalf, of Hartland has organized bands in Pinckney, Hartlaad, Fowlervllle and Williameton Pheasants are reported scarcethii year The Pinckney Independents beatthe South End Athletic Club of Ann Arbor Sunday 26 to 6 AJthougfc the Republicans control the board they are deadlockedon selection of a man to succeed EX Kuhn on the county road com mission Putnam and Green Oakwhich are Republican demand a man from the south part of thcounty whom they dont seem dia pesed to name Ross Read 4f Putnam and Fred Berry of Howell twp were namedbut the vote was atje Myron Hesdricks of Hamburgwas elected but would not accept FOR SALE1941 MercuryRonald Stowe,408 UnadiIla,P,inckney Mich ROOMSWorking woman will share0 roem house witb woman or coupleS1101 Doyle RdPfeofie Alpine 62102 Before 7 a m and after I p, mFOR SALBCugtexa made Drapes Will give suggestions OD materialand also en decorating schemesusaa Hood, Phone Alpine 62102SALBOIf 0ff 8aee Heater,Geal or Weed Spaee Hester,OneLauiry Store P 8 3289F0 SALR1948 and 1941 Dodge 4 Deers, 4i has R H new paint,needsnietor repair, 41 runs good, both have good t s and fluidtwe ferfe FOR SALECOCKER PUPSeach Phone UP 8 66J7WANTKDHponiite party totake dVer monthly payments on aSpinnet Piano Can be seen i thisvicinity Write Credit Manager,ager, Box 5152, Southfield Station,Detroit, Michigan FOR SALELU guge dole barrelStevens shotgun George Meabon Pue UP 3312WEDDING BRTTATrONS1 Styles in the new White 850 9t50 per hundred Also wedding JS, Mass Books, Reception etc MrSraiceslOlsonPhone Dexter HA 644364370 MastRoadS A Kuhn ap H goes over to the Jsnuary sessipn jIre merchants are now closing thef toijssK it p m every night butoVi liKrdAy Met Chalker entertained all the children, the Albert SeirnrCharlea Campbell and wife,XiesHe Smiths and the Alfredinsat dinner SundayMrs Amelia Wilcox the Georgengs, the W C Campbells, e Howell 1814 or 11FORtableFOR SALENoifcelarge size A M36Oi rmz Mowe Sermdsxl or mit, the George Pear6ns and the Will Meyers family the funeral of Mrs Elisaat Breclssftrfdge last week,and Irene Davis of PineKhave added to their herd by ig 11 milking shorthornfrom Hyde Point Farms ctt, Mich, ORDER YOURjOBENTCotUge at HilaHdsiks, famished , ft28 WEIMAN vTd SAl 1158 Ford Tnujtor,150 eeriei with ear leader oee less 100 hears tW UPf BWor FILL YOUR BIN NOW AT t6WER PRICES BLOCKJoka C BarPhone UP 13177SALKNorge washer wHtutor a bargain,Ja fine8M Mark HolmsjsVOewniBff firive, Laiekad t HARD COALSOFT COALtfii XvTHE PENCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, October 28, 1955 STARTING TO WONDER ijcut famy ChoistmasixU Additional telephonescy wonciil to give, because they do so much forKvjyonc I tailed in the iieii r kitchen, basement,living room, they save hc3of time cpd cojrfless stepsYou neednt run when the V,no rlns just reach In solid or twotone colors, they will Lhten up yourhome, harmonize with your liocofations he cost Youcan have three additional telephones in yrjr iiorie for about 11 cents a day Order your lei ilu TH fromour Business Office todayPERHAPS YOUVE HEARD that tl, VI System hisstarted installation of a new telph cable underlieAtlantic to the British Isles The amplifiers which kec voices strong and clear are 1 in 1 right ipto i ,cable and must last for years without repairs Il to keep lint and dust out of the amplifiers so they J aiitin pressurized workrooms where employees wear spec LIorlon work clothes, get their bhoes vacuumcleaned be fore going to work, and wear no cosmetics They aoget special fiberfree tissues if they get a cold in the head CliffordNational Republican Committe eman from Port HuronNOT THE IUSINESSmAN can hirean efficient, attracivcsecretary that iis wifecant po sil,y be jeal ous of Its an electronic telephoneanswering devir called Amaida Heres what it doesAnswers your telephone, gives the caller your recordedmessage, asks him to leave a message, then record what he has to say You play back the calls when you return Amanda is a hot item, but if you want one, well getit for you as soon as possible Call us for full information WILL ADDRESS A JOINT MEETING OFLivingston County Republican Womans Cluband the Republican County Committee His TopicPEACE AND PROSPERITYAH Republicans in the county are invited to this meeting which will be a Carry In Supper at the Howetl Presbyterian Church Parlors TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,630 p m Phone Mrs Thomas Bonner, Preside nt, Pinckney of Mrs JohnHagman, General Chairman, Howell if you plan to attend CONSERVATION DEPTRobert Cunnlpham 25, IM3 Cicotte Ave Detroit who was visit ing at the Water Reason home atHiland Lake, was accidently shotshot Tuesday while pheasant huntin with Walter and his brother,Harold The shot struck him in thehip and shoulder Dr Duffy render ed first aid The identity of the haner who shot him is not known1G1 more acres of and has beenpurchased near Fife Lake State Forest and 155 acres added to the Pigeon River State Forest Alsothe Port Crescent State Park on Saginaw Bay Timber on 8000 acres of state land,will be auctioned off this winter 54,000 worth has already beensold in 10 other state forests last week By the will of George W Masonof the NashKelvinator Co the state is given 1405 acres of wildland few miles from RoscommonAlso 25000 for stocking thestream with fishThe dept has forbidden the meof lampreys as fish bait They trnrk they might spread to inlandlakes Bom to the Charles Cairds ofRush Lake last week a sonLawrence Camburn, Harold Porter, Homer Abney and Albert Dinkel attended at Masonic banquet at Brighton last Tuesday nightMrs Ethel Sprout attended thefuneral of her brotherinlaw RoyBrown at Leslie MondayThe city of Ce8ar Springs may be Tom Steele and family have movparty to a suit in circuit crjrted from the Charles Campbell farmas a result of the Cedar river being to over Roy Clarks storepolluted and fish killed The Ona Campbells called on Mrs19 fires burned over 67 acres Marion Pearson of Howell Friday Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 26, 1955 Description An account of the resource October 26, 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 1955-10-26 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/24bfebc032074aecc81fb89cfbd742af.pdf e8db74ef0702f0d28c3e439ce34482e8 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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questio n Wha t T o Do wa s Mancheste r 2 1 Ue C Pinckne y wa s as debated A majorit y wer e i n favo r of j sure d o f second plac e b y thi s tur n o f jbuildin g an d th e followin g wer e ap events Sout h Lyo n goin g int o Frida ypointe d t o investigat e th e posaibitt night s gam e wer e tw o touchdow n fa Marys CaUMD c Cbarc aBe n Fr Alber t SchmiU , Paste r ly Masse s 80 0 an d 100 0 am foven a devotions , Frida y evenin g740 Confession, r Frida y evenin g afte rDevotion s an d Saturda y fro mt o 90 0 p man d Sunda y be th e 80 0 M i s bein g mad e i n Was h ties The y wer e Thoma s Read , Georg e vorite s t o tak e th e Pirate s bu t when t o organiz e a grou p o fw , r Republica n part y worker sTfc e subjec t i s delicate Ther e hav eTeeple, Dr H F Sigkr , Mario n Rea son , Re g Schafer , W C Miller , Floy dWatters , C V VanWinkle , J H Hoo it ende d the y wer e 7 poin t under dogsvPinckne y receive d th e opening kickof f bu t couldn t mov e th e ball w timila r atttempt s mad e befor e kr , Lambertsoa, Perc y Swar an d S o bega n a nigh t o f footbal l whe n Iwhic h failed Gov William s wa s electe d t o hi s4t h ter m an d th e questio n fe wha th e d o i n 1956 Expert W thout, Clin e Galloway , Mrs , Thorn 1 man y punt s wer e made Wit h abou t 1 fou r minute s lef t i n th e firs t quarter ji m Hoc k wen t int o pun t formation 1o n hi s ow n 2 0 yar d line , it s h e re iRead, Mrs C V VanWinkle , Mrs Mabe l Schafer , Mrs Roge r Cart , Mrs Mario n Reason Afte r severa l meet mfuaa l t o spea k a t a segre ing thi s committe e reporte d i n favo r MtMMtt Unure bCalraj y Mennomt c Chare Her Ezr a Bcacby , Pasto rSupt Walte r Eac hg Worahi F 100 0Scfro l 110 0People s Meetin g 73 0i Fellowshi p Servic eWednesda y 80 0mean sin 195 6gated banque t i n th e sout hh e wil l no t b e a eandJdnt efo r president Th e Republica n member s o f th etefiafcture have com e u p wit h atraffi c safet y progra m bu t i t con severa l controversa l matters of building wived th e pas s fro m center Chi sCampbel l steppe d to block the kickOi Nov 29, 1920 the Pinckney Ma and Alvin Simhotfsori picked it up k sonic Building Assn was formed The brought t back to the fifteen Fromarticles of incorporation were drawn here Pinckney went on to score asgratis by Louis Howlett Howell at Don Packer passed ten yards to Dicktoiney Under this 10 men bondedDriv themselves for a period of 30 years Higgs who was in the endzone ailalone for the touchdown Packersould have to go to school before lo erect a business block to provide a kickwas good and that made it 7 totrttinflr a lteete The license f Masonic Temple and the necessary 0 where it was 40 minutes later at ldbe raised to 3 and the vola equipment and be responsible for the the final whistle South Lyon got onrS L transferred t6 the state cost They were Thomas Read, George ly as for as the Pinckney ten yard SwmTa traffic dept form W Teeple, C V VanWinkle, W C line where the Pirates took over theState pone t MiiUf Mrin tAn TW r t fir, ball on downs Rev J W Wingtr, rtory School 930 a mng Worship 1045 a I night prayer meetingat the church at 800 choir practic 780 p mPesetas ChordjM3 West between Main andi Uwufflla Streetf of Vicensesed to haveLIBRARY WSWSThe winter schedule of libraryhours is Tuesday 12 to 1 p m, 2 to 5 p, m, 7 to 9 p mSatuidayl to 5 p m Closed Rturday nightTWO DEATHSMrs Mary Boughn received wordlast week that heY aunt, Mrs Kathjerine Hoisel Walcott, 72, died at FtGibson, Mis last week, She leavesher husband, Fred and a daughterThe funeral and burial was thereWe are informed Mrs EstellaGreen Graham died at Parma m Septand was buried there Her husband,Weldon and sonLeon, are buried here She leaves 2 daughters, BlancheMylne and Ethel PalmerWBDIMlfGS ANNOUNCCBD Miller, Marion Reason, Dr L Sigler, Dr H F Sigler, Percy Swarthout, Floyd Watters, Fred Teeple Tho player as outstanding in this victorymas Read was appointed chairman, but due credit must be given to allC V Van Winkle to approve all ur players To the backs who gainedders, George Teeple, treas and W C th yardage, to the offensive line who Miller, Marion Reason and Fred Teep opened the holes for them, andalso tole to solicit funds The Vacant lots tne defensive lineman and backs whowhere the burned buildings stood when they needed to stopped Southwere bought and the committee went Lvon N gaining with theto work Some members considered ball the project impossible and refused to I neversaw a more joyful busload of Tf , A Mirning Worship 1050 AMIt is hard to single out any one yth Group 700 p mElementary SchoolWe had our Halloween party Monday and thank the following mother who donatedMr Walton WaringSprouo, jMcOliffkaa, Garr,Joaes,Chanji, Josephson, Plummer, Gubachy Debby Garr spent the week endin Indianapolis, Connie Schmidt saysher windows were soaped and hvrJack o lantern broken Tory Jones visited his grandmother in LeslieJimmy Baughn went riding on a bare Halloweeners broke his porchliyht, Doug Winger hud a birthdayparty last week Billy Botsford isback in school aain Willie Meyeisgrandfather , Mr Bates, has movedto Hamburg Linda Clough visitjd uncle Sunday Jeanne Kennedysgrand mother Culver is visiting her Jeff Davis had his tonsils outJc Singers dad wrecked his car DaleBooth has a new puppy name i SFrank Zezulka was in Dctrou CURRENT COMftffiNTThe reward for the capture o Nitly Buchanan, tte escaped negrovict wanted in connection withslaying of Howard Herrick andwife in Stockbridge in September newtotals 14Qj The board of supervisors ofijfd 500 the sUte 50 forcapture of an escaped convict andITnrtley DieBburg, proprietor of theuu station near the Herrick hom raised tic rest by subscriptiaatiSlJofar no trace has been foui Xd chanan sinee he was seen in r bus station after the crimeCreeping socialism or whatever youwant to call it is apparently here tstay Cutting the price supports fitfarm commodities caused pricesdip dangerously so much that thepublicans saw their farm vot, , M , , , angered in 1956 So thev arethe week endiNancy Ray has a bavy , to use 85,000,000 tc buv pork and lard and keep the price ofpork from falling g enEvening Service Prayer Meedngrr Practice Wed8rt foir Practice Wad 300 p m800 p m 400 p m 710 p m Masonic Centennialme was a hard fought one and Kext week starthi Suay rght sister, Debby The following are outwith mumps John Tasch, Brian Waiton, Toby Shettelroe,, Linda Warner, Joe Plummer, Candy Plummer, Vivian Jacobs, Linda Chani,Carol Gyde, Joe Singer We have ne,room committeaSecond GradeMike Carver brought a jack olantern to the school and Allan A Burg some pumpkins Clair Beil udRoger Hardins unde is doming hafrom Korea Sharon Blades went to a ower Hogsand corn have always been the bigcrop of the midwest states wh h are usually Republican however, theydefeated Gov Dewey in 1948 when heran against Harry Truman and thisdefection elected President Truan Then as now the prices of farm pre ducts fell and Gov Dewey chosi toignore this in his campaignIner swent 3tor of Mr and Mrs Euy Reason wasmarried to Lorry Lobdell Pinckneyat the Congt parsonage Tuesdayflight at 8 pjn Rev J W Winger officiating Only members of thefamily wore present Attendants give There were threats of withdrawals but in reality only one memberwithdrew Iball players as I did Friday nightFor ten minutes there was a steady stream of hip hip hoorays, cheers Tor NoV 8 Livingston Lodge No 76 F atVtemple starting a 8 p m Thoecentennial On Sunuay night, Nov ti, there will be a service at the PinekThe subscription committee coltec i tJle tw great coaches, the managers, ne Congl church Theted 3,300 The list is not available as ill feeling developed and GeorgeTeeple destroyed the lists in interestof harmony Seme of the contribu tions were Thomas Read 500 C VVanWinkle 300, George Teeple 300, Dr H F Sigler 300, W C Milbr100, Percy Swarthout 100, Bert there FridayPinckneyStone Heath, ImusDyerYoungs 100, Ruel CadweJl 100, Lu CamDbelldun WiboTjttfgLJJSAafer f 100 There were donations of from 5 to50 and some members donated labor instead of meney, Will R Rats anonmember donated a carload of brick worth 300 The order of Eastern Star raised 3,000 and bought captains, and all other personnelThe next game is with Stockbridg speakerLE LrLG CRG most divorce cases there are show, Cathy Heath went to Bob Vedd usually alimony awards especially ioiu Halloween party Ruth Beachy there are dependent children In many out for Trick or Treat Susan cases no alimony is ever collectedhas a red coat and legging set Little effort is made to collect it VanBlaricums aunts visite 1 unless the person to receive it makesher We had a nice Halloween party a compliant In Macomb county it if stated that GOO people are in arreart in their alimony payments and there is due over 400,000 Judge Spierhas ordered the friend of the ceurt toclean these up by Jan 1 next tad I they do not pay to cite them for contempt of court The usual sentencefor one who is back in alimony t the extent of 1000 is a year inhouse of correctionanl thankhelped us the room mothers whoThird GradeJames Cautrell entertained tha 11boys of his class at a Halloween par ty Monday night We wrote a letterto President Eisenhower and receiv a ruply from Mrs Eisennower Bar bara Grant fell and hurt her face theHuhman HtffiBurns R EQBLKBH Rey W C Donald of Ypsilanti, Rrandchtolain,yfa Tuesday night, Nov 8 the past misters will work the MM degreeSonth Lyon thin temple starting at 8 p m TheseWeeinburger wJto wm n the chairs are W M , L Doepker PtJcy EUi8 s w Ros8 Read J w Thursday but is all right nowWe hadSanduU i Gefrge Giminer Sec P W Curlett u nlce party and ey cup lain Ona Campbell S D Clyde cakes and punch and thank the moth ate Henry Ford envisioned aFiiKer J p ert Hooker, Marshall rs for helpin us anJ Paul Gray for , f sn11 toriai making autoFourth GradeWe decorated our 100m lor Halloween and had a nice costume partyMD Sandula Jones BrenayKnappLewis HeckSweetman Winston, Baughn, Clifford MillerJoeGriffith and othersTiler, Henry HauckLecture Otto Poulson P M On Saturday night, NVv 12 the , farts for atRouge in which the employees couldJive on farms and farm part of thetmu He started a number of themWe played games and had cider and I at Xorthville, Sharon, Milan, Milfordcup cakes We thank the mothers rookJyn Manchester and otherFOOTBAL SCORESwere Stanley Lobdell, brother of the the carpet in lodge room for 1,020groom and Paula Curlatk Most of the furniture in the lodgeMr and Mrs Jhii Coione, Mr andj room was hand made by the late Geo D ,,, 47 stockb Tdlee Mrs GerrH Bkiiman attended the Sigler Thomas Read was on the job DXnchester OHuweH 28wedding of Hubbard Lee jr to Miss j continually during the construction Mancnester riweI1 28 of the temple and it was not unusual for the committee approve 1000in bills in one night When funds ran out Mr Read advanced them himselfJane M of fat at the Jefferson AveMethodist church, Detroit Saturday,Rev Biajdt 4tfelating They were at tended hJfaV Jd Mrs HubbardLte sr Reception was at the Stockholm After a wedding trip theywill live in Detroit where the groom is employed by the Ford Motor CoMISSIONARY MEETING82 attended the mlseknttry meetlag of the Peoples Church at thehome of Mrs Mark Nash last Tues day Mrs Lloyd Wellman had chargeaf the devotion Arrangements were made to collect clothing forthe Bethel Home in Kentucky MrsNelson reported on the number ofcomforters mode The next meeting is with Mrs Wm Brash tr was 14,000 During the constructionseveral petitions came in and thepetitioners were taken to Dexter andHowell for initiation The new templewas completed in 1922 Previous tothis a car raffle netted 1450 and anbanquet and entertainment featuring JacMson prison entertainers 450Dances are parties held netted considerable money The temple debt despite all effortwas 7,000 This worried the mem GrandLedge 0 Clarenceville 25, Brighton0 Boysville 39, Hartland 0 Ann Arbor 20, Ypsilanti IS Saline 13 FlatRock 7 Chelsea 28 Dundeee 14Roose elt 13, Lincoln 13 Milan 25, University 13 Fowlerville 28,, Leslie 9 Linden 13, Montrose 6 MilfordWest Bloomfield 7 WebbervilleMorrice 0 VJI uaiuiunV nigUU, iiv l tile n j mmbanquet is at the U of M Fresh Air who sent them VV e are anxious to see Ilaes iJexter and Pinckney were al the colored pictures MrsKellenbergcr I so on hla ll8t but the factories here never materialized When he died hiheirs were not in sympathy end doted most of these factories sellingthe land on which they stood Nowwe read that the factories in Milfordand Manchester, the last two in operation are to be closed and the workIntroduction of Grand Lodge Offit1 ohloSharon Baxters father found v i RawsonHCamp at 7 p m The program isOrgan Music Eloyse CampbellInvocation ChaplainWekOTr J and introduction of Toastmaster F L CambumToastmaster, Howard Taylor, RWPG MSinging Craftsmens Quartette took of our roomFourth and FifthRollene Singers grand parentsvisited her Dwight Mattesons family has a new car, Pa Tessmers family went to Battle Creek for the weekend Roy White spent the week end1937 cers Distinguished visitorsHistory of the Lodge P W CurlettRemarks Henry Ruasi, M W G M Remarks by oldest MembersSinging Craftsmens QuartetteAddress Paul O Strawhecker, P GM BenedictionsSouvenirs will be given at the banO E S INSTALLATIONThe installation ceremonies of thePinckney Chapter No 145 OESwere held at the elementary school quet and copies of the history of the Saturday night and attended by over lodge which has all the pictures of300 people The room was beauti the past masters from 1855 to dateI i fully decorated with flowers and The 3 Pinckney Temples and other disIS PROMOTEDLt Don Rogers Jr son of Mr andMrs Don Rogers of Portage Lakewho has been in command of the Port Huron naval district has been namedexecutive officer of the USSLSTi 1163 Wai worth County operating outof Norfolk, Virginia Rogers has beenfc the navy lo 44 years He has a wife and one child bers and attendance declined Thomas jRead came to the rescue and took the drug store building off the hands of the Masons and gave them the temple building with an indebtedness jof 1000 This was paid off in 1926The lodge then rented the rooms overthe drag and Joe Gentile storesThe building of the temple was astrictly Masonic enterprise althoughthe Stars rendered valuable aid 1926they were admitted to membership inthe building association and to show their appreciation gave the Masons afree dinner on the night of a MM de gree Feb 2, 1926Regular meeting of Pinckney Chaptar O E To 145 at Masonic tem ple Friday , NOT 4 Midge Miller, See meeting was opened byretiring matron , Helen Miller andthe retiring patron, Fred Seger, Lucille Camburn, retiring marshaland Eloyse Campbell retiring organisttThe CongL Church Choir sangOpen the Gates of the Temple,foHowed by prayer by Rev Winger After presentation of the American flagthe installing staff was introduced, Florence Baughn P M, installing offioer Dorothy Wilson P M asst installing officer Alta Meyer P M installing marshall RevP P, installing chaplain Abefdeeen P M retailing orgro tinguished members of the lodge Tickets may be obtained from any IOHPTO member The ladies are invited to theservice Nov 6 and the banquet Nov 12 huge puff ballFifth GradeMrs Suggitt and Mrs Light came to our party We thank Mrs Lightfor decorations Our party was a sue cess Wt are tackling division andjfind it fun Our spelling groups are working hard Mrs Miller brought us 9 new books to read and somesome puzzles to work Fifth and Sixth GradesOur Halloween afternonn near Ypsilanti where he is toa new factory to employ 5000The Jesse Henrys were honorguests Sunday at a tea honoring their in manT cpt Townsend50th wedding anniversary Those there were Gerald Henry, Detroit,L J Henrys, Keith Bradbury,s,the Lambert Henry families, CharlesWhitehead and wife, Beatrice Lambors of Gregory, Mrs Ella WalkerMcLucas i of Ann ArborWinifred NEWS A number of Republican legislatorhave come up with a new highwaysafety program to oppose that presented by the governor However there are a number of controversalpoints in it and it may not be possible to enact it It would transfer the license issuing from the secretary of tate to the state police and form a It would make altpersons attend drivers school beforethey could get a license and raia the fee for licenses to 300 School bus drivers would have to attend ftschool A state speed limit of 65 mileegoing n hour would be adopted To carry , this out the number of state pelfeSixth cnc j woulti increased The taMOur Halloween aftenoon was would also eataoHjh an rather full WTe had a parade of the search bureau v other rooms in costume and served Jlrefreshments We went to Mrs Morr Cong Teague of Textiises room and saw her play and put somthing should be done about retliving in Europe many ofwas siess We had cider and cupcakes and dept of traffic,paraded around to all the rooms Jack Young was 11 years old today ThePinckney team played South Ly nand won Friday This Friday theyplay StockLriJge there We heard on TV Princess Margaret is noton dursCOUNTY GARDEN CLlfBNOTES OF THE GAMSSouth Lyon is the beet team thatPinckney has met this year exeeptfr the bloeked punt they might not icored It was a battle of punt ist Paula Curlett, installing soloist New books at the Library are the The Livinston County Gardeneranswhomare not citizenTom Manioa was special accompanist Virginia VanNorman was escortedby her two small sons, Mike an4Scott and daughter, Cheryl, whopresented her with bouquet of roses theSt Marys AHar septet ww epoa at ttheme of Mr, Vary aehman on Monday, November Wi at 45 pn inviteH to attefcdKIWANIS NOTW en with Bon Packer of Pinckney George VanTman W P was escortedge on Hock of South ed ky his son, Rusty, and the BaughnPinckney was at the family sang appropriate words to May the Good Lord Bless andAlvte Simonson who has played a Keep You Paula Curlett sang thefine line game for Pinckney and Lords Prayer when the chaplain White Squaw by Peterson andOxcart Trail by Krause Mrs Thomas Bonner spentWednesday and Thursday in Lansingattending the convention of Michigan Library AssociationHON GRANT MTHUDSONHon Grant M Hudson 87, congressman from this 6th distirct from 1922 to 1930 was killed lasi Wednes yClub is sponsoring a workshop in theWalnut Street Methodist church at ing war pensions He says there50,000 of them, 6,000 in Italy aloneIn August last 152779 checks totalling 6,732,183 were delivered tolast Howe11 Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov veterans residing in other countries, ember 8 and 9 to which anyone inter twothirds of this represented deathIf members Tueeday of the Pinckney KI30 yard figured in this score went out soon was installed After the benedictionafter the score with n injured knee the O B S choir closed the ceremonBock Lewis, the old reliable ies by singing God Be with Youwas back holding the line stake j Till We Meet Again the first time this year j Refreshments were served at an j head of the AntiSaloon league PartBoth teams received many penal attractively decorated table with the of the 6th district was in Wayne the hostesses, Mildred Miller, Alberta county and the wets made several night when a panel truck hit him ashe was crossing the street in frontof his home in Kalamazoo He was an ordained Baptist minister andties 16 yard penalties line killed scoring chances Close P M pouringAfter this the VanNornans held ested is welcomeProcrrm as followsTues,10 1030a m, The History of Gardening byH L R Chapman Mich State University 1030 to 1130 a mMakingand Care of the Home Lawn, by acollege specialist 1130 to 100 is question period 1 to 3 p m Bulbousplants in the home garden by Prof Chapman to 330 question period Wedes10 to 1130, Weeds by DrBulford Grigsbv,Control and E radio ation in the Home Garden by MSUspecialist 1130, question period 12attempts to defeat him and succeeded to 1 pm lunch, 1 to 3 p m,Plantingdinner Hotel,next Tuesday is hareCwmhr Progittm com Baaghn, This year a number of Ptnckaey open hoose at their home for theregulars plsv thir last game Chris past matrons, past patrons, officersCampbell, Mike Heath, Chuck Henry relatives aad friends The tablesDick Higgs, Herb Dyer and Don were very beautifully decor Packer are all eeaiete TWr glad ated witk autumn leave caadtos taduatioa win leave quite a hole to fOL j in 1980 when led by the Algers theybacked Seymour Pfrson of Lansing Person served oat term aad lost in1932 to Claude Cady, Lansing Democrat Hudson made couple of unsuccessful come back attempts and dropped out of tfct putts eye the Home Grounds, 330 question period Paul Williams, 33, of Milfordwas killed last Wednesday when hiscar hit a truck on Mason Road westWA Mew eewpe HHP ivJVa and disability claims 1,000,000suranee bought and paid for by tfetveterans The biggest amount westto the Philipines All these veteraisserved in the United States armyHalloween passed off quietly tatand window soaping was held to aminimum as Mrs SwarthouUs artclass painted sceatf on moat ofwindows of the ouemeat 9laeaThe Trick or Treat army was 0t iforce and found the picUa Dick Campbell and Tom WfBegot a sackfull of stuff and did gH started until lateyear they will get started rtiertells usMrs Anna Hoag of a pibUe reeepttomher lOfta bfeU ,vfXi7y , llV r V TBB PINCJCNi f DKPATC H Wednesday , Novembe rRo m wher e JoeLas t Wor d inFar m M OKJas worth y matro n o f Dexte r Chap te r OES Dr Jame s Davi s o f Dexte r ba aGregor y noU U bee n cited for 6 0 year s HOWELLTHEATR EOnl y Lawso n wa s first in thi sare a t o us e on e o f thos e roadsid evendin g machine He s sol d mil kan d egg s i a on e abou t a yea r now ,aa d recommend s the m highly ba t wit h reservations Mine 8 th e lates t model, say sCurly Builti n refrigeratio nunitheatera n automati c sig ntorserOn for nigh t Take s an ycombinatio n o f coins However, h e warned , thos emachine s aren t chea p t o bu y o r oper r e The y ru n abou t 3500 I f your e no t o n th e mai n high wa y lik e f n wher e lot s o f cit y a youd bth e ol d ir hods F i ii vher e 1 sit , yo u hiv c t oadim Curl y fo r hi s iiii ln spirit O f course , there s a 1 plent y t o b e sai d fo r thus e wjh oten d t o stic k t o th e ol d prove nmethods People s idea s diffe r o nth e subjec t o n an y subject Lik eyo u ma y alway s drin k buitormil kwit h your meal s whil e a glas so f beer s th e automatic choic ewit h me bv lit Ilury s KiugSeeley Co wil l buil d mad e HOWELL, MICHIGA NThomasi auctio n Nov 8 Sl i uS Jum Gree n 500,00 0 additio n o n thei r Sci o plan t T w ThMr N w 3o l liuwel l Sturuay tzi be z w f8 chos fn Bett e Davi s a d Richar d Tod dv Man n wa s ou t fro m Detroi t at th e Brighto n homcomin g gam e fah d Man n u , clarenceviU Frida y nigh t Lhe in sf lt 0 pillo w raffle d I 50 0 attende d th e Count y 4 H ban que t a t th e Fowlervll e Fai r ground s , ,las t week Ciawnaacop e an d Colo rFranci s Rathbu n is the ne w wor ,, , t mth y matro n o f Fowlervill e O E S Saturday , Novembe r 4 , 5lLivllawioi i was Frida y5 wer e kille d i n Michiga n an d 5 0wee k o f th e smal l Iff THEATREWHTTMOR E IAK EFriday , Saturday , Novembe r 4 , 5Doubl e Featur eO h Doctor Rober t Mitchu n n d Jea a Sim ii aTH E VIRGI N QUEE NI brough t bac k fro m Irelan d b y Rev i, r Co meiford e i mort h Leuu e gav e 1USH E COULDN T SA Yan dThrillin g ap d Tru eNOTH E BO B MATTHIA S STORY s0, 0 SproutI h e Doable Featur eCorne l Wild e an d Michae li n WildingCopyriglu, 11J55, United States ivundutiun was chairman oyl Fai r mad e 210 Aaucrsj n o f Mario n isworkin g fo r Mrs C L Siggler A L Fowlervill e th e propositio n obon d fo r 600 0 o r fir e protectio n cav ric d b y z voted Mis s Ma e Teepl e entertaine d anumbe r o f friend s Saturda y nigh ta t a Hallowee n party Mis s Lul a Morunenlertuine dirh t u t he r 16t hseasonKOTS S GTH E ROUS H PLUMBIN GWate r System s Plumbin g Repa b31 0 Webste r Phon e UP 3 6fiO 7 pickne vMrs Lul u Lam b o f Eas t Lansin gan d Mrs Alic e Le e Lam b o f Cincin natt i , Ohio , spen t th e wee k en d a tth e To m War e homa Sa m DeLap p an d wif e wer e i nOa k Ridge , Tenn , las t wee k attend in g th e funera l o f a sister uiuis Monda y nil ihdu v party Jackso n Cadwel l wil l hav e apu y o i ladies an d misses coat si r stor e Nov 8 an d 9Th e viiL couV 4 ha s puss d u nordinanc e tha t an y 1 1 so n tamper sUec i lamp s wil lf i iie A ijmVei a 1 Adams , founde r an d pub nf th e Fowl e ,f Revie wd c Mrnda y H e wa s 7 5 years oldTh e Pinckne y Independent s los t t oPlymout h ther e Sunda y in a gam e playe d in a snowstor m 7 to 0 4 0 Som e tim e ag o t h Anlerso nfreigh t hous e wa s robb f I an d a nu mo f pair s o f shoe s an d rubbe r boot s b elongin g t o Mik e Roch e stolen Th esherif s dept raide d a garag e a tHowel l o n suspicio n o f chicke nthef t an d arreste d 3 brother s whe nth e missin g shoe s an d boot s wer efoun d there Th e ol d Chri s Brow n blacksmit hTHE SCARLE T COAT I n CinemaScop e an d Cola ra dWal t Disney sSTORMY i n lecnaieoio tSuadtt , Monday , Novembe r 6, 7Matine e Sunaay , o0 p m Walt DisneysTHE VANISHING PRAlBIEberPinckney Junior Varsity beatthe Brighton Junior Varsity thereThursday 18 to 14 Bobby Kelly scored twice on passes thrown byDick Kennedy and Dennie Clark intercepted a pass and scored Earl i monson played a good game in the Robinson, Finley Green,line In their other game the Juniors plummer and ye editortied Dexter 6 to 6 Kti1 Russell has purchasedthe baev or jfainv hous non IJ6 east of the Clarence BermhomeThe Wm Brash jr family v,xvmoved to zt irjinia Mis Faivicia Uvnphrcy i umer Woods WHO is aLLciidin,e the LU of M was a Saturday guests uf tlc George YcnXornictns Ariiu itiMi 0 iutmarried to Franc AmosLawrence Camburn Clare Miller, at the home ol her parentOn a Campbell, George Fos C in with kc oseicu isulijfct tu a ,S1 have been broken lately shop operated heresince civil waris Mar, V Tues, Wed, Thur, Nov 8, 9, 10Jose Ferrer and June Ally soiaTHE SHRIKE Bob Mathias and Ward Bond aadintroducing Melba Mathias Color CartoonSun, Mon, Tues, Nov 6, 7, 8 TRIALWithGlen Ford, Dorothy McGuire, ArthurKennedy and John HodiakNovelty News CartoonWed, Thur, Fri, Sat, Nov 9,10,11,12 Cary Grant and Grace KellyTO CATCH A In TcchnicotoVista VisionTech FeaturetteWhiU Tailed Back Novelty Late News Color CaroonIt and Mrs F Hdays burned down Tuesday night 1HK KINu i DAUGHTERSThe Kings Daughters meet Nov SYLVANTHEATREChmUoa MichiganLion at KaLuiizo ov 2 to 15harvested GOO bushel of potatoo v C L Sirif is hoiiiv a rap Friday, Saturday, November 4, 5THE PURPLE MASK With Rory Calhcun, Julie Adams In Cinemascope and Color and NewtWihnontattendeda corn beef and cabbage dinner andMM degreee conference at the Howell Masonic Lodjre last WednesdayMrs Winifred Graves of Jacksonspent the week end with Mrs Mae , XT J J J u r V c nih Also Frank ZieglerHjggins and attended the OES in testallation and past matrons partyThe Harry Taylors of ClarkstonThe Rupert Garners of Detroit were Week end guests of the Georgespent the week ends with the George Roush family VanNormana Charles Smith and wife of BridgeMrsAlma Harris and Miss Dorothy hampton Y spent the huntingRohl of Detroit were week end season with his parents, Mr andguests of the Floris Clarks Mrs Orville Smith FE CRprir v name 1 dele J Richard Bird, Washtenaw county 3 at 130 pm with Mrs Wm BrashV J1A V vlVnnifonven imdersheriff and father of Day, Roy sr the Sunday school conven Thursday In the election Wilbur Brucker THE BETTER WAYwas elected governor but lost Put To Finance u Now Automobile Is to William Comstock 215 to 15OThe THE BANK WAYothers elected were James Cousins, Buying a car with a loan from thissenator, Tracy Crandall, Rep, Sey bank gives you tnese clearcut ad,i ws niuor Person, congress Joe Foster, vantages Nov 1 ytftc senator Henry Finley, sheriff J Lower dealer price because we ad Sunday, Monday, November 6, 7Vraii Jin Hagman, clerk, Frank BushF vance all cash above down payment, MR ROBERTS register Clare Burden, treasPete z Lower interest rate than you might vivsell drain com otherwise payTh Mesons gave a farewell party 3 Spacedout repayments for your n CinemaScopeTu day night for Col Met Chalkor convenience Sunday Shows 245 continuousvho leaves this week for Florida Finance your car thefor the winter, oysters were served, with a cash loan here Mr, and Mrs Henry Collins and Ver h u, to DJLTUT Tiai ffo with him irsi ftauuaai Bank tf V,J1, Euler holds an auction Nov BoWCft MMof 8 rnd Fred HemmigMay one Nov 14 UftdtT FttdeiAl Supeirlfliouof RtocVnride died 20 Pinckney Masons attended a Member of Federal Iteserv CorMrs Fivd Amos in Marion byMcCah Thoy wi live i 1better way p t w 0 cent inrrersf ii ervpnort 1 rt ov vhih is now 1048 Al the county lodges were called Mrs Earl Savory has been install and Webberville and Williamston of instruction at Howell last poration aad Federal Dpodt bunirev Thursday night conducted by Grand ance Corporationnvtr TP, Kve Frank Gilbert of Bay City Ail DepotitAl th t l cbA Comedy StarringHenry Foda ond and James CagneyTues, Wed, Thur, Nov 8, 9, 10LAND OF THE PHARAOHS In Cinemascope and CelorWithLeek Hawkins, Joan Collins, Dewey Martin and Ales Mi notes Shows 715, 915Coming Francis in the Navy, Its Always Fair Weather, Tall Men RidingWINTER COATS ARE ARRIVING DAILYDrive it at your deaVrsthe car thatsIho Yovn in Heart 11eposit fv,w v X WILL HOLD YOUR COAT iN LAYAWAY WITHA SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENT SHOP EARLYWHILE THERE IS LARGE SELECTION TOCHOOSE FROMPEIRCES STORE FOR WOMEN HoweE MichgcrWE Give Gsld Stamps with Any PurcbueiUThe look that goes with PushButton Driving and9CU9Q, TurboTorque Powerjn the new Plymouth 56Here is a car more truly repreerlnve of our jet air agethan any you have ever see r, iling sueejmp unvAerodynamic Styling in hold new LOJ 1 t likt PushButton Driving Thrres 9090 TfhoTorquc Power andthe great new HyFire Vli or mw Posci low 6 to give you Top Thrust at TakeOff Ami Plymouth is larger andlonger outside roomier in Me Its lrent,Likiaglyahead of ill lime See it a our utalrs now With a fingertip touch youselect your driving rangeA easy as flicking a lightSVitch Then Plymouthsfully automatic PowerFlitethe worlds smoothest most advanced transmis siontakes over Its theultimate in driving easel DEPOSITWheres the safest place to keep important papers,such as bonds, stocks deeds, abstracts, insurancepolicies also jewelry and other valuables A safedeposit box, of course It offers secure protection against fire, theft, loss or misplacement We have afew boxes available in various sizes Stop in and seethem now The cost is surprisingly low Allnew Aerodynamic 200 V8 hp available with PowerPak in all 4 lines Belvedere, SavoyPlaza and Suburban Or choose 187 hpIn Belvedere and Suburban lves In Savoy and Pva hne yru pfr 130 V8 iap IX yuu piitr the super economy ol Plymoutna Powerflow 6alo available in all 4 lines joa get, 125 hp, or 131 lap v 1th PowerPak CHARTER REVISIONNovember 8 will be a day to beremembered for all citizens of How ell or over a year a committee hasbeen planning and perfecting a charter for Howell which will enable thecity to grow unfettered by the hands of a city charter which has becomeoutmoded through years or constant change It is certainly the responsibility ofall of us to study this new charter and to vote according to our convictions as to whether or not it will provide the city with a functional legal framework within which the city administrators can work for the betterment of the communityBecome informed, thenvote, November 8, 1956Vans Motor145 EAST MAW ST, PINCKNEY, MICH jmmm I 4a depotttf wp to 10,000 knuw by ourDepoairCorporatein THE McPHERSON STATE PA1 ZPHONE UP 8 3341 OftK LJPATCB Wednesday, November 2, 1955 Idutter t4 Postafiof Muck 8, irrrore 114 8a HoweU Subscription PriMrs Weltha Vail of Horton is visiting Mrs Rose HendeeJ H Hooker and wife were weekend guests of the Dan Uks family in Ypsilanti Mrs Eloyse Campbell gave a shuwer at her home Tuesday night for Miss Barbara Milltr Miss Millerwill be married Nov o to Curl Ouk ey at the Pinekney m churchby Rev Winger at 4 p m MYRON HUGHESGompteia Line Piumfai Fixtures SanliesJt l Wlae Healer sLINGERI EVGENT S FURNISHING SCANNED GOODS SHOES 5 Mesdames Janut Shehan and Edna yL Spears Thursday at CranLruok v Ralph Hull and wife entertained Earl Savery and wife of Dexter it Idinner Sunday at Taylor AtLv The Leon BureUs of Maitland, Flu tailed on tin liiford ViuiiUrns ASunday Max Weiss and wiie lcfi for Fiov ida last week for the winter Donni and Barbara Bauhn entertained 12 1rieihU Sunday at a Huo ween partyWe hear tLu Ui xuthillof PortaL,i Lak iv a deor near Water loo last wivU ihnt flossed out 128 lb A bow urui arrow shot Lire o P tash We Service 7 FAST MWasoiiw s Grocer GROCERIES ORYGOODSor lastWardA ri Uee i a birthday dinfor Mr and Mrs Earl 6066 Pine ey RoatfSWH Ly was held at the fvn house honoring I Mr tuid Louis Wellman, newlyweds larit week IThe Mark Xcsh family were Sun day iieis oi he Kenneth ZiiLs in Ann Arbor JMark Xash and wiie atttended the wedding of Edith Lipstraw of Pinckney to Keneih Kin at tthe Ann Arbor Evangelical chuixh Sat urday nightt Earl Sawyer and wife of Flat BRock spent Sunday with the Oivin y ilailowsThe Past Matrons of the OZSwere ente ainctl at the Masi nic teni llc Mondy rtUsdanu1 Hazel Parker, Mae Bryan and Mable SchaferELECTRICJUU love the wonderful things an electricclothes dryer does for your laundryand yourdisposition, The day cari be darkand gloomy, but your clothes safely dry brighter than sunshinein an electric dryerU you want to whisk through washday with aemile on your face and extra time on your hands,dry clothes the modern way electrically Electrically tYOUP or Detract Johnny Kenaedy of Sandwich,Ontario, spent the week end with2rvin Kennedy and wifeRoberta Ackley was in LansiipSaturday niiyht to compete in theDeMolay Qucen ContestAn Ypsilaiti ii wonllonnie Ho kins family of Detroitspent Siuiiay with the o JacksLyle Hendee and wife of Ann Arbor were Tuesday jaiests of the Walter ChuksWayiii AIL Lee and wife saw thetrie cinuunm in Detroit Sunday Walter Clark and vitV ,iv inPortsmoutth, Ohio the iirst of theweekThe Howard Reads had dinner rJSaratojro Farms SaturriiyHoward Read held open lije atChelsea Sunday where he hus eom jileted several new homesj George Meaboh and wife called oii the Ron Watters family in FowlerI ville Sunday tThe Dick Radtkes of Philadeljhiavisited the Andrew Xosbitts lastweek Clarence Radtke who is in the army spent Friday there The John DeYoimprs of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with the Harold Porters The Paris Carvers of Rockport,Onio, spent the week end at theEarl Bauphn home The George VanXormans held open house at their home Saturday nipht after the 0 E S installation 150 were there including their reelatives, 0 E S officers, past matronscounty matrons and families The D Conklins of Grand Rapids,the Jim Bums family of Ann Arbor and the Jack Young family spent Sunday at the Ray Burns home A larpe attendance was present atastork shower iven Mrs Edith Van STambro oTT 32c49c 59c39cFRESH PORK HOCKS, Lbb CU T POR K CHOW , Lb BiiE F 5 i AK I our Choice, Lb3EEF ROASTS, LB BEEF SOLD BY SIDE OR QUARTEKCUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY VEDNESDAYTHE HOLLISTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinckney 550ottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYLIE L P GAS SERVICE G3 HGWELLMrs Viola Read Mrs Lodjre ClubThe hostesses were MrsEthel Gustafson, Mrs, Iola Hvl,MrMildred Ackley and Mrs R EMenkeMrs Edna Campbell called on Frank White and wife of Hovvdl her cousin, Miss Anna Craft, in How eaued on the Ben Whites ThurshuSSST k and Basil White yl wife of MsonCleSSSTnd rrs TIME TO THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIREWE HAVE THE BEEST CO VL REASONABLE PRICE AND APROMPT DELIVERYmother, Jfos Walter Clai MPetersttetemLan CtartoTawtt and dHgktar and Basil White ctjtfi wife of Masonand children Road Sunday , onM othe C J Clin Mrs Maude Sharpe took her rO WE WILL BE IN THE FUEL OIL BUSINESS AFTER SBPT 1 7th grade pupils to Kensington state r O , J park Wednesday for a camping trin s 1LJ A ZDurbm and urnuA AitWDe They came home ThursdayThe Maurice Leinbacks and DonStylet fc Choose FromiwiwrtewJACKHANNETTsta DovCh, DinW JL te il Wda8day and Jfcckson FH NyHtoon and daughter Susan trifc sPent Saturday at the Albert Hosttlers of Gnahcn Ind spent theJane, of Ann Arbor spent,the week Dinkel horn end w,tn the Manvin Shireysend with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidsre Mrg gitsey Dinkel was tn Linden William Marshall who has been at Mrs Roberta Miller attended the lMt Wednesday when Mrs Alberta the George Mabon home was ttakPowlervillee 0 E S installation on Cose entertained the Linden OES ea te Rcwe Vtal Saturday in Friday night Pa8t Matrotic the Swarthout ambulance, JMrs Alma Harris of Detroit wa AudreyXlikof asOJTenDinicel at e re Reads spent Sunday ino Saturday jruest at the William tended the Kiwanis minstrel show at Detroit with Dr Steve Brown and Shehan home Lfnden Thursday night W F Cloe Joh McGnire familyThe Robert Pike held Halloween j a rt it Lest Wednesday Mrs Eloyseparty at their home iw,,, Sivv,t for Hendee and wife hunted at CampbellMrs Mable White and Miss children of the ChurA of God BaTAxe over the week end Blanch Martin attended a KinjrsThe John Boyers attended the D Mr aw Mrg o Robjnson at Daughters Past Presidents meet at Tties home ofHONE DEAUR KilTON 68119AH OCCASIONSfromAlberttaming Friday Barntrdand wife were night given 1y the Michigan Bellu , Telephone Company Pioneers,I The Ona Campbells called at thet hone in Lansing Sunday WINKELhAUStamo 284 COMPANY r 1 xyit , V Vm Y VDI8FATW Wednesday , Novembe r I ,r Thtrm Oi l Radian t Circulato r DuoTher m WJndso r Oi l Horn Haatt rDueTher m Roya lDuoTherm Regenc y O H Hom e f ste rPuoTher m Imperia lOIIOAA531 2DuoTherm Hepiewm e J,m e Heate rTHF LAVE Y HARDWAR EPinck nI it t til t V A J VFRUIT S VEGETABLESFIS HMARKE T PRICE SQUALIT YCOURTEOU S SERVICc , CLARK SCONVEB8ATI6 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e 5 roo m oi l circu l e r pup aam e o f skljp Reward atm g heate r 25 , Ga s spac e heate r Harol d Daul t 14 7 Marion , Pteckasy 8 , Coa l burnin g stov e 15 Phon e U P 8 332 7 Roger J Car r Agenc yCOMPLET E IN8UKANC 4 CQVB IAG B1 EaithRCar r1 1 4 1 MIL L T14 1 MIL L T tk Pkon e U P Mit tItaliifalj rfarms , HBttiiiuM iLakt ppportunitie ipp iUt t You r Prtrt y HIt h M trtroiter 20 9 Nort h Pta HHON 1 U P Mlt lDR I E CAMPA U0PT0MBTBI5 TBy e TELEVISIO Nen d Conrtew w12 1 Webste rMseUga a k Apaeiattten tfitAmi N o fBrighto n A tSALE DuoTher m oi l burtt FO R RENTT n Pinckne y 4 roo m i 5 ipe 6 I bW tmode m apartnW , privat e entrap Z v 1 fiLi XT i P copper tueing N J BuzzardAvailable November 15Phone Brighton AC 9 3731WANTED New Corn We are inthe marker for new con and are paying the top market priceGregory Farmers Elevator Gregory, Mich Umger Spaniel, female,liver and white color, shldrens pet,has been clipped,weeVe chain cellar1 wHfa ideatifieation Lost en DexterTOUB Hair Read, south Silver LakeName Schatf Qod regard LOST MONTHLY SPABB TiMB j ReLUhg and eoitocting money freia Our High Grade eNut eiach in this area No selling Tofor work you must have acar, references 648 eab, securedby inventory Devoting 6 hours u week to business your esd on per tiena will net up tmonthly with very good poss of taking over full time,income increasing accordingly Forinterview Include phone in applies NutOMatic Co, IncJace Nsw York 5YFOR SALECold Spot Refrigerator, JZV,TvZ 776 cubic ft 24 ft extension ladder j 0M Vermnt 81784 Black Labrador Rdtrieverreturn Ray Kimridge, Detroit Wiaste Vaughn, Phone UP 9RfiWARDHerb Palmer Phone UP 8 3142FOR RENT Good modern house Phone UP 85B86 J FOR 8ALB1941 Mercary f Renald we,4e Unadiiia,P,inck FOR 8ALIVCOCKER PUPS fd00farm t ney Mich each Phone UP 8 647BAZAARBAKh SAiilThe Mary Martha Circle, of St Working woman wHl sharewith wosnaa er ceuple takercie or st j V M,riiw Aipim wiPauls Lutheran Church, Hamburg, a a, and after I p, a pmnet Piano Can be seen iis having a Baazar and Bake Sale I vWnity Write Credit Manageralso a rummage sale with luaoh I ij SALECuitesa saaee Brapse atr Box 5162, Southfield atatfaa served at 11 oclock on Saturday , WB1 gtees ea Material , Michigan Nov 5, Sale starts at 10 a m at Sad u 0D coraWng scheass an Hood, Phew Alpine iftag FW AXlL guage douMe bsmi J71 Aatgun George Msabenthe Hamburgire hall St Paulctheran Church of Hamburg Sunburg Sun school 1000,Service 11THE STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the County of Livingston FR SALMae til paee Heater Pho1Mp vpd iDoers, 48 has R H newJ, the Matter of theMargaret Stackable, DeceasedAt a session of said Court,, held ov otr 3f 41 f thOctober 81, 19W , j J Z161 fluid it ThePresent Honorable Hiram ft Smith infifnSL , Judge of Probate M18 hursten Rd, Silver LakeNotice is Hereby Given, Thar all 1FOR SAM1048 and iMl Bodge 4Dr 48 h R H Mass Books,Mrs Frances UonBexter HA 44M4S70 Utpersons interested in said estate aredirected to appear before said Probate court November 30,1955 at tenA Mto show cause why a Uosnee should not be granted to K LeolaLavey, Administratrix of laid estateto sell or mortgage the interest ofaid estate in certain real estate de described in her petition for the purpose of paying debts and expensesIt is Ordered, that notice thereofbe given by publication of a eopyhereof for three weeks consecutivelyprevious to said day of bearing, inthe Pinckney Dispatch, and tfaat the petitioner fuse a eoiupon each known partyfa interest at hit last teowm asMrawby registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14 dLve prior to sack heaHaf, er Ifpersonal service at least fife 6prior to siich heariagHiram R Smith Judge of Probateoeleeta Register of ttUod for and delivered FOR 3Ad18 Chevrolet Converitable OMs Bfattesoa UP B 1696 i FOR 8ALSNorgt Oil Heater,J large sise A Somsrs 90U West MMRLSORRELLlTf0WERrJFOR RENTCottageLake, furnished 11922 WEIMAN at HilandFOR SALE 1955 Ford Tractor,850 series with ear loader ,use less than 100 hours Willard WidmayrPhone UP 8 554 or Howell 7MFOR SALERegfstered Shropshire Rams John C Bury Phone UP 8S277FOR SALENorffe washer wltdouble tubs, a bargain, in fine eon dition 3500 Mark Holmes4229 DowBiajr Drift, LatalHsJ TOURWNNOW AT LOWER PRICES BL0X COALSTOKER COALHAKDC6AL SQPTCOALFARMERS FHD A SBm Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 02, 1955 Description An account of the resource November 02, 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 1955-11-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/cdc1f2e6713dc944573129a668e9812d.pdf e68e213f14d5c5c8a0530bbd93b0e314 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. 7l Wedneeday, November 9, 1955MICHIGAN MIRKOR History of livingston 76 FOOTBALL F A M PinckneyThe third annual Michigan Weskwill be next May 2Q26It wiU startwith Spiritual Foundation Day Miy20 and end with Frontier Days May26 With the temple buildingthe lodge began to consider acquiring tioaatf Winjrer, ReporterThe Pinckney Pirates were victorious att StockBridg e Friday ,wianiaging 25 toO and dominated the second half of tthe game They startedThere will be the usual exchange the drug store building Azel Gai tof mavors and chairmen will be ap penter when master conducted a I 8lw and did not score until the lastVI UlmJ t i I half tninnta nit 4ka LaAnt nlltapointed for each countyDry groups are finding much support from public officials in theirefforts to outlaw the sale of nearbeer to children The content of the beer is one half of one percent oi alcohol contentRev McLennan ofthe Michigagn Temperance Foundation said a bill will be introducedin the legislature to ban its sale o children, iho liquor control commiss and the Michigan Board of A1 poll by mail but it was gnutwfac I half minute of the second quarter,ballots not frfpg return Starting on the Stockbridgc 47 Chrisid estate offered it to the Campbell took the ball to the 15,Masons for 5,000 but at a meethig Then Dick Higgs went around end l Marys CatboQc cuwcasWv Ft Albert Schmiu, Pastor 800 and Kinder gartetWe have made 2 payea of safetyat Ixslie Merritt in the CountyNoi ZiZ7Z TT eltenhasna ne two had n torial on poor handwriV 7j cvenjn4 wheel bike, Marjone Duesenberry ing and wondered why the0Tyfabout as many were against the purchase as for it In 1931 the Read es tate sold it to Elihue Wiggle Windsor realtor who put it up for sale to the 1 yd line 2 line plays failedand thenCampbell went over for atouchdown Packer converted andthe score at the half was Pinckney Friday evening afterDgyptioi and Saturday from 9g0 , and Sunday beThe Masons held another meeting 1 Stockbridge 0but affer a debate no decision was In the second half Pinckney beganreached Russell Livermore W M to clck Campbell went 45 yds toheaded a delegation to Windsor to score but the ball was called backMr Wigge It wafl made up j and Pinckney drew 15 yards for holdShf R Rd Fd Rd ingDon Packer passd io Hi hion and tne micmgan Du e Mr Wiggle It was made up of an ncJtney drew 15 yards for fcoldcoholism say they will support it fieg Schafer Rosg Reftd Fred Red ingDon Packer passed io Higgs who ithe beer is distributed by wholesal Walter Gjrard and j H Hooker wnt 30 yds to score backers conI 73 gfoxe the 800 MNemeaHe WwrchCaWxy Mennonite Church Ezra Bettchj, Pastor Elementary School CURRENT COMMENTS S gupt,Morning WorshipSunday Scbr oiYoung Peoples Meeting Cottage Fellowship Service WdnalWalter Each10001100730800era and supermarkets jyira and superm jyir Wiggle set aMichigan physicians, dentists and take Canadian Wiggle set a price and offered version kickwaswide In the lasttake Canadian moey nich quarter Wayne Stone went 3oyds wnich quarter Wayne Stone went 3oydsveterinarics will meet in Detroit on , flt the rate of exchange brought the on an end n t score The Nov 1 to discuss training auxiliary medical aid in times of national disaster The state new Fair Employment conerprice to about 350C They bought sion ki wasblocReu it although the Masonic Building Then thesecond team went in a dAssn only had 1000 The balance aned 81 yards to score, Bobby was borrowed of Mrs Barbara Keily scoring from the 18 yd lineCommission calls on the public to Tessmer, aunt of Walter Girard Dick Kennedys conversion kick wascooperate with them and end dis pememr tnjs was in depression blocked In this gam a preview wascrimination in employment It saysno person whatever should be fetfs J employment on account of race,color, creed, religion or ancestoryIt further asks employers to hicome familiar with the law and to adopt policies consistSkidding around the use ofpenallie3 it said it will endeavor to avoid the use of enforcement powersin the law in hopes the people willwill copoperateMORE STATE POLICE NEEDED The legislature has authorized the jaddition of 200 more men to the Michigan State Police and a drive ison to obtain them Application fistswill be closed Nov 30, 1955 On November 10 at 1000 a m a statepolice officer willbe at the town halin Pinckney to recruit men They willbe Troopers Ronald Colton and Ber nard Schrader of Brighton The py is 116 during the traming period every 2 weeks and 192 in the trooper rank The maximumis reached in 4 years The troopersare a too furnished uniform, 75 amonths subsistance and travelling ways Values were low and money iven of next prospects as 5scarce When 1937 rolled around they sophmores were used in the statiigstill owed 1000 on the drug store, lineup Speculation has it that Tomstore having been vacant a year Wylie will be next years quarterFord Lamb, then master, made a as he saw some action in thisvow to pay it off A two day show Position The second team appearsand dance raised 600 and the next to have many prospects foryear the balance of 400 was paid next year The next game is Fridayoff A dinner was given to celebrate j at Haslett which is near Lake Lan the event at which part of this his g I win, start a 730 p m Thetory was read Mrs Mae Dallar OE 7 seniors will play their last game S worthy matron lighted the match Campbell, Higgs, Packer, Stone,which burned the mortgage A year Heath, Dyer and Henry,before the lodge borrowed 400 of Roy Dillingham to pay off M Tessmer Since then the lodge hashad 2 more fires One in 1946 did StoneStockhridureeLE Rjsnerslight damage Another in 1949 did over 6000 in damage and the diningroom had to he rebuiltA RoyalArch Chapter was established here in 1872 Dr Haze washigh priest, Wm Ball,, kingWm Martin, scribe Other members ImU8LT,LG JacobsPottsRamdell Rev J W Wingtr, fasterSunday School 930 a mMorning Worship 1045 a nuThurs nighi prayer meetingat the church at 800Wed choir practice 780 p mThe Peoples OhurchM36 Weet between Main and Unadflla StreettRe Keith Suegsegger, PastorSunday School 945 a raMorning Worship 1050 AMYouth Group 700 p mEvening Service 300 p mThurs Prayer Meednc 800 p mr CKoir Practice Wed 400 p ra Sr foir Practice Wed 7i0p m has a new bride doll Dean Gardneris going Lo hav a pon Jerry lieufhwent hunting with his dadWe havelearned 3 Thanksgiving songs,DoLg Kaiser dad is going deer huntingDeane Anderson hu new flotiies,and shoes Bub Twitchell gt a whistle from a box of cereal harlene Kinseys gold lish died Wemade a pumpkin from a paper strippainted it orangeSecond GraftNancy Seaman visited in Yji utiand Dennis Reynolds ha a i,ptruck Linda Shirey lias new sLinda Wylie a Shetland p ny, udaVanDlaricum went for a ride viihher grandfather, Alan Bur s i mther put snow pants on his doM uud j pOrtatio7 EmpTovhe followed his big brother hu Cng,Linda Curts brother is home lornthe hospital Ruth Beachy ha ompany Sunday Christine Diakelto Lansing Sharon Blades hasclothes eitnewThird GradeFlorence Utley has new do oi bear down harder on the 3 Reading, Riting and RithmeticWhenwe sent to school penmanship woetaiiy ht Maybe it is yet but we dozrthea much about it Each pupil hada copy book and he was supposed tocopy the line at the top of the pageTLexv were several styles ofhandwrLiig, Spencerian, Verticp and a slanting style Typewriterschanged all this and now all theyhave to do is sign their name However the c have become so inelgible that it now customary to type thesignature and have the written onebelow it There is an old story, thata fanner got a letter from a railroad back in the days when he railroad was the chief means o trans railrailroad got free parses, tat,seage books for i mtires andlegislators free passes The farmerfigured the railroad hud s nt him apass although the il not kn why So the next time he had oc asion touse the railroad he handed the letterhoes e ductor when he cpine toce Utley has new shoes,Mary Wylie has a Shetland ,ony, collect iures That gentleman squintCcnUy, Francis Reason went to the ed atlt turncd owr ue downMasonic Centennial pancake brunch Sunday and ate 13Joan Eichman visited her and the handed it back to the farmer who for 3 months rode fre on tbtJoan, Sunday Cherie Schmidt visited raihad Then he tot another letter v, ,,,A i TT ii , i from the railroad, this time tvnmAher grandmother in Howell kundu,Larry Baughn visited relatives the railroad, this time typedwhich read Some time aio WP wrote200 ntenn the Masonic Milford Sunday Rose Marie Ve Icier yu afsklnp yo,u to removeDonald grand chaplain was speak Japanese wife Ro, er Bonne hn, ier His text was the 133rd Psalm, new cocker spaniel, Fritzi, Co mieAfterward the lodge officers atvl Kaiser had company from L entertained at lunch Ann Marie Young went to onceAthur Godfrey made the Itortt last week by his usual methodKitchenGerycz Henrybacker Huhman Heath, RG hzeS riGvee of MAirAir n visRTB E QBLhETHFB Bumpu3Fredenburg Cambuvr LeeMillsSchuettewere Wm Sprout, Reuben Finch, SubstitutionsHeath, Higgs, SimWarren Hoff, M H Twitchell, O onson, Dyer, KellyW Teeple Thompson Grimes, Jra Pinckney brought home the banquet is aCamp at 7 p m The program isEl CSundayPuckcts t dOrgan Music pg Eloyse Campbell , uncle fiom Indiana are visitinp h,r Chaplain, Weleoire and introduction of Toaat F L CamburnJ Pinckney brought home the tReeves, Gershom Swarthout It phy which Stockbridge has won the j Sininf Toastrnastev, Howard Taylor, RWP G MCraftsmens Quartette day,Fourth GradeDonna HoIHseYI a1 bmpiiriy Sunliorowskis birthdayBaxter has a hisworked for the Woodwards Mrs shot her husband Thepolice the Woodwards quar had only worked for Godfrey a week This bring3 the number of persons whom Godfrey has fired od to 21, mTUrttyentertafnert n fife lWiprogram It is a habit with Godfreyand never fails to get him frontnpw Donna Ilollisters ki ten lixpe ntJcegave up its charter in 1885expense They can retire on a pension in 25 yearsThey must be bebetween 21 find 29 years of age, 5 f ,9 in in heighth nnd have the equival I legation to the first grand dun ent of a hiph school education I held Adrian that year It was Pinckney furnished a number Mr and Mrs West Hinchey, Dr past years Stockluidge also crownIntroduction of Grand LodgeIn 1868 an OES chapter was or ed a queen and their band playeJganized here with Mrs Delia Hinchsy as worthy matron They sent a Offi fnlowfd her to school Rollene Si igres mother went to Ann ArborNEIGHBORING NOTE RayMrs Dale Messner ofgroupLucy Mann A C Grace Young, UUF wl W li ii of Wn Ts TI fli Tpioyd Jack a car dnvCn by RlChard W1lde 16 Of last weekiiof men for ihe siote police Larry Mrs HazeThey gave up their cnarter jttv rlalWer8ryJrLrsGMnkel rv zt z JSS HANDY HAMMER H CLUBThe Handy Hammer 4H Club motat thetown hall Thursday nite with30 present Their officers are Pres,Tommie Singer Vice Pres, Judy Root Sec, Mary Morris, Treas, Karen Tessmer Leader,Mrshall Meaboi Meet every Thursday at 645 p mHANDY ANDYTS CLUBThe Handy Andy 4H Club met onNov 3 Their leader is Joe BasydloTheir officers are Pres, Donald Sing er, Vice Pres,, John Pietras, Sec, TV ,ofcw4 vUitnr c vveni, v0 Ann Aroor i A few yenrs atr a aPed reclusef ccrs Distinguished visitors , Rt AU History of the Lodre Cf Fifth Grade Garba who he hadnt seen except inRemarks Henry Russi M W G M e welcome Sharon Justjce of Red the ford township to our class We ha e Now an oil well has been struck onit which is flovIt is in the oil ,in spelling were Ronnie HainesToann Donne, the recluse, was offered 50,Bloxom, Becky Morris, Mary Lee I 000 for it which he refused, in theBenedictionJulius Savler and wife anl WmonMist Edna AschebrennerNanoy Read Last weekwas chewing gum week We enjoySPea19 j ed, Ruth Guida and areoil boom daysWallv Pietrns Reporter, Basydlo, There are 7 in it VictorFOOTBALL SCORESLeslie 26, Dexter 12 Rowe41 39,Durand 0 Saline 39, Milan 0 Dundee 7 Lincoln 7 Chelsea 20, Flat Rock, 7 Boysville 21, AddisonSAnn Arbor 32, Jackson 6 Fowlerville 26, Okemus 13 Holt 15, Haslett 0 Linden 39, Goodrich 0Sand Lake 26,Kent City 6 Waterford 32, Milford66 Ypsilanti 37, Berkley 9 St Addie Turner, warder Julia Sigler, ver and seatinel The points were Adah, w mie nQrth of MunitthNettie Vayhn Ruth, Flora Gnmes The car said to be doing 60Martha, Martha Whitcomb Llecta , bour The tractor had no Laura Sigrler Esther Emma Crane rear ht usbg a flash An assembly of Rainbow Girls ht The ,ured wefe teken was organized here 4 years ago FoQte h ital Jackgon Mary Jean Hewlett was the fust Q fire d t waS Stockbridge 6 other children were Gerald Henry of Detroit,hurtincluding both the driver of the hitehead and wife and Beatricechurch last weekj partitionsj Vandals broke windowsworthy advisor Mother advisors havebeen MrsHelen Miller,Leota Reason jrJand Mrs Emma Boydand didThe Pinckney Kings Daughters Halioweenwere entertained Thursday by Mra Brl hton ha8 dedicatcd a Ground Wm Brash sr with 23 present, Qtaerrer Post Mrs Lulu Darrow led the devot I Coach Nick M h ofions and read the 17th chapter of w gchool hft8 regi He St Luke Members were asked to maM t0 p ykceIlt of p,bnng gifts and jelly at the next wMk inducted Jn meeting for sanitarium patients aadcandy and mints for convalescent Lamborn og Greory and FlorenceTupper of Flint called on theJesse Henrys Sunday The Clarence Pratts and theFrank Bowers of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with the John Boyers Lloyd Hendee and Bob Kourt rtended the Michigan Milk Producers Prof Carl Walter of Harvard Unboth ill, We read the news on the iversity recently completed a survey bulletin board, We had a meeting, of the nations hospitals and in Ato discuss plans for an assembly speech before f the American Collegeprogram Art Segura had a birthday f Surgeons said he found many of and spanking he was lOMary Lee them in a deplorable condition esAschenbrenner brought Junior Natur pecially in the cities and are infestal History Magazines for sccience ed with ants and cockroaches Littleattempt is made to keep them cleanHe said Detroit has several suchForSixtbWe have started a new unit aboutEgypt, Mrs James came to our rom years there has been a hospital T , , and told us about Africa and show shortage and although new hospitalsat Lansing A ed souvenir s h e brough t fro m ther e hav e bee n buil t mos t o f th e ol d one sIn n a t Chubb s Corner s ha s , , t wa g interesdf W e hav e gtafte , , ar e st m n d man y Q f bee n sol d t o a Mr Boo s o f Dearbor nwh o ha s take n possession Ju g isworkin g a t Willo w Run Mar k Abne y returne d fro m ahaulawa y tri p t o Virgini a las t week Joh n Bove r an d wif e wit h Mrs o f Dexte r calle d o n th e g e j and man y o f thes edafries Butc h Noske r an d Bobb y dat e bac k t o civi l wa r days W e hav eBec k ar e i n charg e o f records 4 H SEWIN G CLU BTh e Weavin g Needle s me t Tues been i n som e o f the m an d kno w the yar e ,o t i n th e bes t o f conditio nj W e thin k th e legislatur e misse dStanle y Tomczy ksucceed s hi m at Dexter Normal Stnhome s Refreshment s wer e serve d Her b gnee d o f Howftl l ha gwit h Mrs Her bThoma722 , South LyoVe Roosevel t De meetin g i s wit h Viol a Read 22 , Universit y 14 assistingThe to Hale, Texasbyof his father illness ciav niprht with Mrs Easydlo with the boat lasl week in their effors to11 present The following officer decroase highway fatalities by dewere elected Pres,Mary Mcnlce Roc voting so much time to establishingKaren Eichman Treas Raphael , a stlte ced limit and not enoughNash, Reporter, llarbara Singer Mrr, fo kteping drivers licenses out of Basydlo and Mra im Singer are t r thfl hi of incompetent and reckhomeGeorge VanNormanand wife,Al , T CSS Sheriff ,ice judbert Dinkel and wife, Mrs Mae Dall, wjth MrgMffk N ,,PS havo the power fcftke er Dinkel and wife, Mrs Mae Dall , wjth Mrs Mark Nashand Blanch Martin attended the jBrighton O E Installation last,Saturday night and were entertained awaydrivers licenses but as a rule the4H NOTICESrLJIS, N11 a tatl0 r tt the Rev McLucas home followMiss Eva Kellenberger, daughter Church Saturday at 4 p m m a cerof Mr and Mrs Ray Kellenberger emony attended only by members of was married Friday evening at the families, Miss Barbara Miller ator at Howell has purchased ttheKohsmaa who will return to Chelsea lag itRO8S HINCHEYFrank Gould has been elected, jg Hinchey, son of Chester and The Pinckney Area 4H Clubs will j harci to Pflt emones deprived of them dont find ithold ftC pot luck supppr at the eiem entary school at 7 p m SaturdayThere will be an election of officersand talent showAll members, parents keep right on Then many Whlt Cong1 Churrh to Stanley Lobdell uher Mrs Helen Miller ad cllalrman of the Livinjrten Conaty ABIU R,,,, Hiichey was born in PutReT d1 W nT fCilting nIy ltOl22 C I Ttownhip July 6, 1876 and Hiedmembers of the family were present The couple were attendede by Mildred Kellenbersrer, sister of thebride and Jarry Lobdell, brother ofthe groom The reception was at the elementary school 1 Marjrart Holfingsworth, Sec brfdees djew was light blue Jer8y ntone trim ccessories She carriedINTRAMURAL BASE BALLThe two sections of the 7th and Sne918tr nlmtownship Juy , i The Livingston County sheriffs hTponticc state hospital, Nov 3w Winger, dept jaiIed 23 oveT the Halloweeen 1956 He married Kate Webb, dausrhweek end of the late R G Webb She died 0Mr8 Emmctt Harri8 of Howell j g returned home from St Joe hoepltalt ArborClaude L, Taylor, former Green yOak npeTviaor, member of the Vee funeral waa at the Swarthout R wa bridesmaid deCeased was farmerSurviving are 2 sons,Harold and a daughter, brther, GuyOak npeTviaor, member f e funeral waa at the Swarthouta j0 wol 8uit , county road commission and county Puiiepal Home Sunday 230 pmfRev Ztim white i did t Hll lt k lThe two sections of the 7th and j , county road commission and couty Puiiepal Home Sunday 230 pmfRev8th grades have finished their base ra tri Ztim white engineer, died at Howell last week, hertson of the Howell Epis opilbll ri M Ldid H C f68 Ano Id Cluckey was his bro F c belonging to G J chSJchofflctahit Burial in thehfiM thi Whitball series Mr Ledwidges Hept Carburators defeated Mrs Morriss I FowCluckey was his brothers best ma , Millch of NorthfieM townahlp Whit w CemetervBobby Sox Sockers 18 to 19 for the A wa hel d a t th e brde t morB ii were poisone d laa t week rmei JBCj r 7 t h grade The n the y defeate d Mrs ho afte r th e ceremon y fo r 3 2 j A a empt y Par U gree n an d arseni c ANNOUNCEMEN T eL aat o f bo x wer e foun d i n th e ba m bu t th e Th e 9Xi gM gemtax t o f Mia shig h achoo t an d i s emplo y j owne r tay i the y wer e no t hi ,o f MichiganTh eAndersons 7t h grad e 3 3 t o 9 I n fi na l gam e wit h Mrs Sharpen s 8t hgrad e gir l Mr Ledwidre s tea m wo n1 6 t o 1 2 makin g the m Junio r Hig hschoo l champions Thes e frirl s showe d promis e a s at hktiea Margare t Higg s aa d Jea ngroom graduate d fro m Sout h Lyo ahig h schoo l an d work s a t th e Mfch ga n Seamles s Tub e Co ther e Jkfte r LIBRARY NEW S MadoreJack , daughte r o f Mr an d Mrs OPtvi , Lakelan dKellarNew book s a t th e Librar y ar e Th e frsProphet by Asch, Trailinjr Trouble aad Kickoff by Moe Robert Jack of Pinckney and Gulfport, Mist, to Edwin Rowe, son ofldRowe of Portland wast a famiiy dinner at theoa Saaday No wedding Ute IX APPRECIATIONWe wish to express appreciationfor the many ways in whioh we wereremembered during the week of ourgolden wedding anniversary, the shower of cards, the flowers, thegifts and the visits of friends added much to the enjoyment of the occasion Mr and Mrs Jesse HenryCARD OFF THANKSThe art classes of tthe school Wesvire to thank Lloyd VanBiaricum ofVans Motor Sales for making itpossible for us to paint the storewindows for buying the paint so th5 project could be a success Mrs Swarthoufs Art ClassesTOR SALEDtioTherm large oil space heater with blowerPaul Singer Phone 0P 8 ft5 lose their licenses Many of thosearrested involving traffic accidents are found to have no licensesloi attended the benefit dinnerfor John McDonnell at the Lester MeAfee home Saturday night Jhe ipon sorts were Mrs Hollis White, MraCliff rd VanHom, Mrs Robert Strops, Mrs Howard Green audMrs Lester McAfee They wish to thank all those who aided in makingit a success tBorn to Mr and Mrs James YoungJoyce Clark at StJoe hospital AnnArbor Mondays son, George WilliamMrs Cacia Chamberlain is homefrom New York stateMrs Merwin Campbell complimented Barbara Miller at a Useser last Tuesday night with 28sent Games and group singingenjoyed aad Mrs Campbell preeidtiat the organ The guest of honorceived many nicewas served Mha MIHar wtCtrl Crackey SA wv jnr A i DKPATCB Wednesday, November 9, 1986G L AUTOMATIC and DRYERSS UJ ACingoas of North Lake and been sent toPindkney high school played a statehoMitalct Ionia6 to 6 tie same with Hartland there jthc state aoapwai wu Friday MDevitt scored in the first 1 A marriage license ha been issquarter for Hartland and Murray uetl t0 Mark Swarhout 57 and Maude Kennedy in th second suarter for Harris, 44, both of PinckneyI PinckneyStacy Hall and Nina Brown ofPinckney were married by Rev Maycroft at Lakeview Nov 6 Fred Slayton and Gene Dinkel attended the Chevrolet banquet at Detroit Friday night HOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANrue, Wed, ThrM Nov 3, 9, 10 Jose Ferrer and June Ally sec ia LEE THEATRE WHTTHORE1 Wed, Thor, FrL, Sat, Nor 9,10,11,14Gary Grt lnd Grace KellyCAJTH A iisMarried at Howell Saturday by Lynn Hendee and Walter ClarkRev Noble, Stephen VanHorn of have purchased a lot of Bert HarrisHamburg to Addie Kice of Howell jOn Iutnara St and will build a houseWill JBlack has been elected city ward Smithi 92, uncle of Char Eichard Coati and Mala PowersisBENGAZPjustice at St Johns The Livingson county board ofsupervisors defeated u resolutionlast weekand nurse by les Smith died at Fowlerville lastweekWhile playing in the barn at the Dennis OKeefe and Abbe LoseinCHICAGO SYNDICATE tViraiher and Drytr, WA550 0A2 4 Eisele of Pinckney was married to Leora Devine of Handy ktheir rJLSr W retULn Tu, Wedhu NovS, 1M7 Jack Webb and Janet LeighHerman Eisele of Pinckney wa 17 tapper OW M amarried to Leora Devine of Handy , v 11 ufliirwnpn Next lnat StAgneS church, Fowlervilie last 1 J ON THE BEACH theed by mail 2 days laterIron the laborsaving, modern10DAY FREE TRIAL IN YOUR OWJN HOME sTHE 1KONKRTHAT IRONS ANYTHI1NGWASHABLELet us shew you how Ironritecan end handironing drudgC r, tave you hours each week,IB iafegaard your healthana appearanceTry an ironrite Automatic Ironer in your borne for 10dayswithout charge Discover how Ironrites two completely usable open ends letyon iron anything in the washbaiket quickly, simply,beautifully weekA shower was given athome Sunday by Mary Ellen and Alice OBrien for Elizabeth Kelly, iMntedaughter of Mrand MrsMTKelly J wMiain Laverock of Uaddnila hasof Dexter who will be married to added a flour dept to his feed millStanley Meisenburg of Milwaukee, j About 30 friends of Miss Edna The Pinckney Independens lost tto Webb gave her a party Friday onthe Ann Arbor Indepedents team her 16th birthday, here Sunday 20 to 6 Ann Arbor hadBill Pegan, Doug Knoit, Bill Brownand Percy Fryee, Ann Arbor higrh school stars in the lineup Pejinand Knott later played with TJniver ,WrightMable Meachof New YorkCity last week a son James Smith and Fred Leland have J Henry, R Reason, tackles M curned from northern PETE KELLYS BLUESIn CineraaScope and ColorHarold Porter and wife calledn the Martin Phillips family inThe Congi ladies hold their tea PiIanti Saturdayv,t the Maccabee hall Wesdnasday Mf VarneIlf Bowen and daugftemoon flZ10881 f Howdl called on theBom to Mr and Mrs Bruce ndfewJ sbetts ftlday, Mrs Zoe Vlsts VisionTech FeaturettewWJtlte Tailed BtkNovelty Late News Color CarooaSunday, Monday, November 13, 14 Randolph Scott, riding for revenge inj TALL MAN RIDING in Warner ColorNovelty News CartoonPlus FeaturetteTues, Wed, Thur, Nov 15, 16,17 Daring FilmNOT AS A STRANGERWithOlivi De Havinnd,Robert MitehoLFrank Sinatra,Glori Grahame3roderick Crawford, Charlea BickferdColor Cartoon and NewsSYLVANTHEATREsitv of DetroitThe Pinckney lineupwas G Reason rnd C SaturdayHarlow Shehan of Jacksonon the William ShehansTHE BETTER WAYTo Finance a New Automobile IsS An effort is being made to reor R THE B WAYffn,vo ty,pVflnr,ff Mns Tlnh bv I ruyms a Car a loan from this tfives you these clearcut adOnly Ironrite hat 2 eomplettif usable open endCALL US TODAY FOR DETAILS A0 OBLIGATION TO BUYVEY HARDWARE MichiganL Hinrhey and Norm Millerjrmvd here they hunted and trapped forWayne Carr center, Don Swarlhout 0 weeks It got too cold to sleep inWeddie, Mike Blades, Andy Camp ,, tenttbdl, backsLee Lavey has a plrnlie of the aTlie the Young Mens Club by J Goodyear Zepplein hanffm in his Rev Mylne of Laingsburg He still DKwindow BS the result of winning the jws a ioom here Goodyecr tire sales conttest I Thc, Congi church holds a social I LoweJ dealer price because we adC C Lewis of Hamburg had his 5 at 1 honie of Rev Gates Tuesday , Ce aU,CMh above dewn paymenUpocket picked by a band of gypsies The program isSinging, America rwer mtest rate than you mightwho came through here MondayAl Reading,Rev GatesjSolo, Lola Mor thnvise Payso another Pinckrey man jcn Piai0 Solo Mrs Gaul Recita Zn PedOut rePeaU for yourPinckney high school lost tfcheir tion Jokn Doe Male Quartettefirst debate at Fowlerville Friday Solo, KtYr Barton Duet, Gracenight Michigan Center comes here an Harold Grieve Piano Solo, MaeNovember 21 Teeple Solo, Master Johnson ReThe Gordon Creamery has cut citation 1hir milk market here and notified The Plainfield school made 960 jck drivers Wm Brown, Roy on their nightcap social BeatricePlaceway and Harry Beatham,their Lambom is teacher xloads willnojonffor be revived hero Fre, Fish is clerking for the Hoi luce Corporatioohas set up a den Clothing Company here Joe Bresley, , AH rVnnj nji,r rTp at Portage the mgr has retumded to his home for in Belding , SturdavNovember nTHE KENTUCKTAlf withBurt Lancaster, Diana Lynn,and Una MerkelCartoon andMonday, November 13, 14ONE DESIREyour car the better wayth a cash loan hereFirst National Banku office at his homeYour choice of 29 allnew Plymouth models, including an allnew line of Suburban static wtis in 3 low icoorA Drama StarringAna BaxterRock Hadson,JuIe AdamsSunday Shows 8, 5,7, 9Cartoon and SportTues, Wed, Thnr xov 15, 16 17 FRANCIS IN THE NAVYA Comedy StarringDonald OConnor, Martha MyerrShows 715 and 900 TartoonMrs Floicrrce AtLee entertain her card club TuesdayThe Laidies Aid of the West Marion church entertained the children ofthe Green school at dinner ThursdayWINTER COATS ARE ARRIVING 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EdisonWorASfocs Be vrfe live ElectricallyCOALIT8 TIMB TO THINK ABOUT STARTING THAT FIREi to ChooM Promt WE HAVE THE BBMT COAL, REASONABLE PRICE AND AjMKjf PROMPT DEL1VBRYPgSUiNmlnl WE WIIdL BB m rag puj Q BUSINESS AFTBB MPT 11, D HOEY SONLCKHANNETT gacfcatt and wift oi PttroH tht lJtwitSNr Canbonii PHONF OEXTCR HAMILTON 6819Tht Ksbfeotr QMt made 7 Ona OnapbtfT ttd tfc WN 1Matter s PoaltttktAct of JUreftj t MTTlliao Howell 11 TtaekMy Kfcfc Rufascripttoa Prtoo 01J a TurMary Jane Baran and Jack Teeteers of Detroit were Sunday guests of the George RoushesFrancis Shehan attended a district farm bureau meeting at Howell last weekMr and Mrs Clifford VanHomleft last Thursday for Los Angel es Calif, to visit the Glenn VanHornsThe Fred Reads attended thebenefit dinner fyr the John McDuiaels at the Lester McAfee home, Miss Viola Pettys of Howell andthe C W Hooker family of AnnArbor called on J H Hooker andwife SundayMr and Mrs Francis Sliehan entertained at dinner Sunday in hoor of Mrs Louise Shehans birth day Mrs Edna Spears, Jack Shel don The Gene Shehan family ofI Ann Arbor and Mrs Marie Bauerj and daughter of Brightoni Glen Alt of Ann Arbor urder I went an operation at University hospHal, Ann Arbor lost v eu,Rec J, M Me Lucas was installed as worthy patron of the Brigh ton 0 E S Saturday nightGarth Meyer of Bal Axe whobroke his ankle is now able to do desk work at, the stute poiic post The Kenneth Zills of Ann Arborwere Sunday guejts ut the Mark Nash homeWinston Bauh and wife attended the Tool and Die Makersdi nor at Hotel Statler, Detroit, Saunlay nightJcx Hendec and wife visited theGuie Hendees in Owosso SundayClare, Ronnie and Harold Swarthout all got deer at Lovells lastweekMesdames Edna Sjpears, JanettShehan and Marie Bauer v ere at the Northland last weekMesdames Virginia Scott andMary Baughn were in Lansing onThursdayThe James Whitley family ardMrs Claudia Peters were Sundayguests of the William Whitley family in Ann ArborCom Don Rogers jrof PoraggrLake has been put in command oJ of the LST boat Walworth Countou of Norfolk, Va, and left foithe Anarctic Saturday ,Edward Parker and wife left foiFlorida TuesdayWalter Reason has eclosed hishome at Hiland Lake and will vYsit relatives in Detroit and Cleve land before going to Louisana tovisit his son, RobertMesdames Sadie Read and MaryRead were in Ann Arbor Saturday Fred Read and wife and JeSchosser and wife were in GrandHaven SundayClarence Gretz and daughter ofDetroit were Sunday guests of tthClare MillersThe Robert Tasch family culledon Mrs Ann a Tasch in Ann ArboiArbor SundayThe Merwin Campbell familyand Arnold Berquist were in GrandRapids Sunday at the Floyd Maycrofts observing their 22nd annivur scrry The Maycrofts stood up with when they were married,j The Andrew Campbell familyI were Sunday guests of Llod and Clifford Bnnett a Hillsdale Albert Shirley and wife spent,Sunday with the Doyle Templetons of Keego Ha bor JThe Bo Jacks leave for Gulfport,,Gulfport, Miss, today,Wm Brink and wife of Grantspent the week end with the AlbertShirleysThe Bo Jacks leave for Gulfportoday The Ronnie Hoskins family and Madge Jack of Detroit spentSunday with them ,Mrs Bess Fishbeck of Lasing isvisiting her sister, Mrs GladysClinton tMrs Thomas Bonner attended tthcconference of Presidents of Repub Womens Clnh hlH at HotelPorter, Lansing FridayMr and Mrs Robert Ackley entertained Saturday, at dinner, the Do Jacks, Miss Madge Jack, the JackRoberts of Sidney and Mylo Kettlersof Jackson, and Edwin Rowe atPortlandThe C J Clintons and WLees attended the 500 cclub at the John Hagman home in Howell SandayWesley Palmer and wife of Detroit were Sunday guestts of the Herb PalmersStanley Dinkel is working in theI offlct at flit Chrysler provingT grounds near Chelsea I Ray Burns anJ wife and the Jack Young family were Sunday guectcof te D ConkJin family i Grand Rail idsMiss Dtt Stamm of Denver, Colorado has been hired as ttoeher aPinekney high school to repioet MrEvans Hail stones the size of golf ballswtrt picked up south of Holland last After tht rtofm 124 pkktd up MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing F xtares and Supplies Electric, 0 w Gss Not Water Heaters Complete tine of Pomps t We Sell W Install We Service Tt MTJF u i1i 71 EABT M Magonars urocen 366 Plnekney RoodQuality MechandiseLOWSeer and Wine to Take OutMowcii JSPECIALSCENTER CUT PORK CHOPS,Lb 69cFRESH PORK HOCKS, Lb 32cBEEF STEAK Your Choice, Lb 59c CHUCK ROASTS, Lb 39cGROUND BEEF 39c, 3 Lbs for 100 CUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAYTOE HOLLISTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinekney 550MAN RIGHT NOWThis is a message from the Michigan STATE POLICE for men betweenthe ages of 21 and 29, inclusive, married or singled We have a eareer for You u a Trooper YOU GETNew Higher pay scale starting as soon as you enter training Substant ial subsistence allowance each month travel expenses Uniforms PLUSpaid vacations and sick leavesExce Ilent pension that protects you andyour family Other benefits Inter esting workAND A LIFETIME OF SECURITYDont miss this golden opportunity 200 new positions now open Go toyour nearest State Police Pot at once for all tho complete information or talk to a state trooper One wi I be at Pinckney town hall Thursday,November 10 at 10 a m or write the Michigan State Police, LansingCLOSING DATE OF APPLICATION NOVEMBER 30, 1955 ACTIMMEDIATELYLook ahead now for the future of yourself and your family It coata nothing to inquire Its important to you This advertisement published as A public service byMePHBRSON STATE BANKArthur BullU and wifeof Gjreie George Meribon and jlory wtrt Sunday gutsti oi tht Robn tht JUM Taylor t i f MV x1Your TfaiK Announces NewDeluxe All Feature Auto InsuranceCITIZENSMUTUAL AUTO INS C Now You Con Got More Protection Than Ever BeforeThe new Citizen1 Deluxe All Feature policy Mode Medicol Payment and DriveOther Car Coverage withNO additional premiumsPIUS Merit Discounts for USERS OF APPROVED SAFETY BELTSNOACCIDENT DRIVERSNONDRINKERSDRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATESIf you qualify, it U possible to cut your total automobHo insurance premiums 12 to 15See your Citizens Man for a full explanation of thisamazing new poticyl THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNElThe gRay JL Bitty It B Pincksey HivrMiiRnCall 1100 A M to 200 P M Except WednesdayToes, Fri, Sat700 to b00 P M insurancePBOKS t rCLAY GOKDONLTLB W M UN SELL ASSOCIATE fc LANDhoe MV, Last Graud ftifera7 Howell Oticfelgaa W MunscJL Associatef McttoskejDENTIST112 tt North Michigan Ave Telephone Office 935Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentAuctioiieerFaro Sales A SpecialtySert WyiieCell Fowlervilfe 228F6ITS THI Pft INSURANCE Arnold berquist233 UnadOla St Pindkney, Mlcr Watch Repairing Gold Stomps Watcher, Wah Bcmdsjewele Handmade Fcrthy JMlUokLRitter TVSalesServiceRADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt and CourteousPhone UP 85lUi 125 Wetwter Pinckney, Michigan FUNERAL BOMBUM lit wlVeWlHVl DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance ServicePHONE t P M17SFred RtteUwff, Sr OPTOMETKIST120 West Grand River Howeil, MichiganPhone 358 isidence 61Uoyd HeideeLivestock HaulingWeekly Trip Made to Detrw Ueneraj TrackingVHONE U P 8M47Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE COVEt AGEEdith K, Carr 14 2 MILL STPincknej, Mich Phone UP M1SIHomes, Lake Propertyi OpportunitiesList Your Property Hith MlOeralil JtatMBroker 209 North PeaHONE U P MMOPTOMETRISTEye ExamitutioiuWednesday tad Saturday by AppointmentRod Wrai N of MiBrighton AC 7IiCLASSIFEDLEE LAVEY, Local RepresentativeBottle GasfORCOOKlNU, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYU L P GAS SERVICE THE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSETHIS WEEKS BARGAINS ONE WEEK ONLYSTARTING NOV 10UNTIL NOV 20SHIP N SHORE BLOUSEE298 NOW 238, 398 Now 318 10 OFF DURING SALE ONLYDRESSES, LNGERIE HOSIERYNEW CHRISTMAS STOCK OF WO MANS AND CHILDRENS WOOLAND SILK SCARFS AT 10 OFF DURING THE SALE LOTVicinity of Chambers Farley Road,, a white terrier with aFOR SALE DuoTherm eil bura Black ear and eye, Person findinging Heater, smock pipe, 55 fa bbL notify C E Wortley, 8951 Earhartfaucet in standard and 22 ft of Road, South Lyon, Phone Geneva copper tuWng N J Buazard 84090 1WAU 8 3139 S26 East MoinPinckuey FOR SALEWooden antique bejwh mattress ami springsLOSTSpringer Spaniel female, Call UP 88167 335 Peart Sttliver and white color, childrens petakai been elipped,wedrs chain collar , with identification Lost on Dexter F0R SALEFirst cubing of Alfalfa Town Hall Road, south SUver Lake and brome Henry Krahn Name ig Schatze Good rewardfor return Ray Kitteridge, DetroitPhone Vermont 61784PHONE 63 HOWELL SAY IT A WITH FLOWERS t r oHELLERS FLOWERS FORMERLY WlNKELHAUSfhoM 281 j 20 OFF ON ALL BOYS FLANN ELL AND JERSEY SHIRTS AND BLOUSES 4700 MIDLAND DRIVE,LAKELAND PHONE AC 75066 Open Every Day But Mondayi Fred Stoll, 77, was found dead Mr Edith Carr and son, at his home in Dexter Thursday spent the week end in Portwhere he lived alone He was a mem with Mrs Noreen Carr and MoJlyber of the Masonie order and cham1 Sergt, Phillip McDonnell ia hom pion euchre player in the tournam1 from Casper, Wyoming u,,oln nvter aad Pinck The Stanley Dinkel family Anyone shooting a deer near Pinckney is asked to phone the conserva ion dept Brighton AC 9 90Ma man will come to your nnufood locker weigh the deer and ure the antlers and calculate itsage 35 lakes and marshes will be creat ed by dams at Holly, OrtonvilleWayne and Bald Mountain Huron I 5833 Spears Rd, PinckneyFOR RENT Good modern farohouse Phone UP 8568FOR SALECold Spot Refrisrater, 6 cubic it 24 ft exteasion ladder Herb Palmer Phone Up 8naments between Dexter and ney some yeara ago W6il in Lansing SundayPinckney WANTED New Corn We are iathe marker for new corn and are pay ing the tof market priceGregory Farmers Elevator Gregory, MichCounty WANTEDtVashiiig andcalled for and delivered Phone Howeil 1364 or 11VEGETABLES Register of PtoteflFISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICEARKS AUTOMOBILESney MlcnMf cTHE STATE OKThe Probate Court for the of LivingstonIr the Matter of the Estate elMargaret Stackable, Deceased At a session of said Court held onOctober 31, 1955Present Honorable Hiram Jt SmithJudge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That allpersons interested in said estate are directed to appear before said Pro LtsT Black Labrador Retrieverbate court November 30,1955 at ten Winston Baughn, Phone UP 9 66S8A Mto show cause why a license REWARD should not be granted to K Leola Larey, Administratrix of said estate FOR SALECOCKER PUPS 300to sell or raoitgage the interest of each Phone UP 8 6647said estate in certain real estate de described in her petition for the purpose of paying debts aid expensesIt is Ordered, that notice thereof If It Js Made of Wood, I Will Makebe given by publication of a copy Ithereof for three weeks consecutively Alterations, Cabinets, Interiorprevious to said day of bearing, in ingt the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the ri ii fajf ftrcTisir petitioner cause a copy of this notice Ml Jim JuOllCEto be served upon each known partS Interest at hie last known sjddrevby registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14 prior to sack hearfof, ,or feypeijonal service at least five 5 daysprior to such hearing tHiram R Smith, Judge of Probate CARPENTER WORKPhone UP 83327, 8655 Rushview RushR L SORRELLWater WeFt and Pomps411 Makes of Pumps Serviced 9835 DexterPhone HA 6944ORDER YOURHowtnfcird Pfcoac1811 HOWMi FBI YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWEfc PRICESPOCOHONTflS BLOCK COALHARD COAL FARMERS iCOALSOFTCOALCOMPANY VsI Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 09, 1955 Description An account of the resource November 09, 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 1955-11-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/43a4a82f23504ca1718dd2773a7f972b.pdf 9f16bd4b675b2d17bf03dbad9e02f870 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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PinckneyJolume 72 THE BINdtKITY tflPATCH Wednesday, November 16, 1955MICHIGAN M1RK0R f Masonic Centennial , JFOOlAll GAMES i CaUwiii Snurofi Elementary School I CURRENT f OMMIJNT School officials have won the n ,,rO , i t toury eaUaoiic Cbsucn I i W1A VIIT1J1113JV Good weather bleBsed the Ma Donald Winder, Reporterright to determine how a i sonic Ceriteamc of Livingston 1O , 000 bonanza in sales tax money Lodge No c Salurday and it was i Pinckney ended their 1955 foot will be apportioned It was a long aueudcJ b aUatpp aueudcJ b aUat in tue special sesioa pittms Tlie tact thfc Bchw1 wftsli inst bemocatslnis leJDemocatsfnis ready made it necessary to hold it bail season at Haslett i a blaze ofglory Friday night when they defeated that team 21 to 7 Haslettwas rated quite high but did not offer as ruuch opposition as some ofmoney ha accumulated trom record aL u Qf M Fresh Aif Campsales tax collections and the lav pacterson laki which made a 1Wprovides that two thirds o it shail of extra work neceMary as tableSi the other teams Pinckney has playgo to the schools Gov Williams cnairi food etc had to taken edwantea it earmarked for a 200 a thereOrland Window was in chargeyear increase in pay for tthe 51,00J of tllis The road there was markej school teachers in Michigan but ti witn turows aaj few got iost a latbulic CliSUcnftev Fr Albert Scnroiu, PMJSunday Massea 80o aud 10uv amat No vena devoons Frday lingfuFriday evening afterd S, FiayNuena Devotions and Sairda73U to 900 p in and Sunufoie the 800 Mass rombe Kindergarten I The actio of the Republican senLarry Klein has a hornets n3t ate at Lansing in voting dowa toonear his homeDuWayne Baxter was overnors mental health in DetroL Sunday Rody DJITOWstayed all night with his uncle BobBecky Reeky sited her aunt in De tioit Carl Tauiiancn had companySunday John Gardner went to treDon Packer scored the first touch ChurchPinckney the first two mia i Rv Ezra Beachy, Pastor uiej of the second quarter after re J S S Supi turows aad fJW got iost QRepublicans left it to the scnool The dinae, wa8 g3rved by thfi Q H Re boards to sec the wage hikes E S with tthe Kainbow Girls wait gcored the sec6ld going 4 yards The ParentTeacher organizations in on table Merwir Campbell gave ,side right end after Pinckney hadsupporteu tiie governor They sid e evocation and Mrs Eloyse made a sustained drive of 72 ydsan earlier 7 a pupil granted in Cc,npbell played organ music durj pinckney third touchdown came instate aid for teachers salaries was ln the dinner The table decora the 3rd period when they rcoveedwere tllfei work of Mrs DJLO a Haslett fumble on the 10 yardand the stage decora nne Higgs faded back and thre,vused by districts for other purpu,In aome aistricts ihe teachers ro Morning WorshipSunoay Set jl Young Peoples MeetingCottage Fellowship Service UOUU0Q 730800 cannot fail to provide him with political ammunition for next yearscampaign He asked 1450 beds formental patients and all they wouldgive him was Ft Custer hosnitAidotor Ronnie Makin, Bobby Wylie Would Provide but 600 Sena Poiy Sprout had birthdays last j Hutchsona alibi for their act Charles Porters grandmotherhim a cake ami touk him to ashow on his birthday Linda Zezulkas grandparents visited iier Diunne llaines is to have a Fab C illJeff Heath fell on glass and cut nis head Bob Twicheli has a new KLIIIIer belt Our Thanksgiving nuira isabout doneceived no raises at allNonteachi1 l I1SClale pass which Davy Burns receivedemployees also want a raise, iie vy13 Silvei weis wui and ran 13 yards to score Higjrslegislature refused to go along with ie cnjjion Livingston Lodj kicked all 3 cc Wsion points,this so whether the teachers get araise or not is entirely up to tna school boards Kev J iV Wiugtr,Sunday School 980 a mMorning Worship 1046 a uMib Weat between Main and Unadilla StreetsKev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSouvenirs of silver trowels wicinig prayer meeting1955 cngrav d on the church at feQ to he men ani Leerch scored for Hslett in the i Wed ciioir piacuce 780 ppiuuij letter opener with a sim third period after Haslett had made jilar inscription to the ladies Also a a 45 varJ sustained drive Ferguson jThe Michigan Toll Itoad Author , a history of the lodge by ye editor mae thc extra Pointity is still up in the air Highway containing all the pictures cf the Pinckneys record for the year isCommissioner Zieler has been c r past masters back to 1855 This was 5 won Hartland, South Lyon, Mansed and cussed for his opposition j a stupenuous job Many of the pic ter, Stockbridgc and HaslatY th aunday School U,K The authcniy does ioi, vaatlui had toe euicun irom od with Dexter and Sand Lake an 1 Morning Worshipany roads built to compete with it ones and cut down to sizeOna Camp losses to Linden and BoysvilleZieler refuses to promise this h amateur photographer didthis Pinckney Starting Lineup There were also pictures oi prom Wayne t Stone The next day aft or ti egoa inent Pinckney Masons such as V Tom Wylieure authorized the 200 man increa C Miller, George Teeple, CaOvKJ Dick Imus se in the state police force Cori i win C Winans Thomas Read and Herb DyerJoseph Childs was holvLe mctUis j iis oi Ihe grani loae OES and Kitchen all over the state to recruit men, Rainbow Girls officers Alvin SimoasonHe1 wants the new men to be on duty Lawrence Lamuuir W M gave Dn Packer aiPirst Grademaking Tu, i,LE Youth Group Evening Service Thuts Prayerir Coir Practice Wed Sr, foir Practice Wet 946 a nu1050 AM 700 p nu turkeys lor the room Lindaivolic Kaiser, Linda Wagner llnue uev LIOlies or shoes Ca Aiv has 7 black puppies TimmySp jut visited his aunt SundayDy Garr visiud her grandmotnerFrank Zezuika has a new two wheel bikeNancy Ray has a puppynamed Prince Joe Singer has a gold ring, Connie Schmidt had a birthday party SaturdayHer graiid300 p m, mctiier gave her a paraket and she cJu yits,Tory Jones and John800 p m400 p m p raby next memorial day SEWING BOX 4H CLUBOor club met at the McAfeehome where we have all meetingsThe following officers were elected President Barbara McAfee Secretary, Leslie McAfee Treasurcr,Mar fuerite Leach Reporter, ConnieBeals Leader, Mrs McAfeeLIBRARY NEWSThis is book week Come to the Ii j the welcome d introduced How Dick Higgsaid Taylor P Ci M Gen Motors Chris Campbellexecutive of Flint who was toast Davy Burns master He introduced the followinggrand lodge officers Henry Ruusi, y ,grand master of Ispheming, Charles CARD OFLivingston Center IR G SAFE DRIVER AWARDSR T , Safe Driver Awards have been , Q B been given the rural carriers of the L H Pinckney Post Office by the Nation iR H al Safety Council Rural Carrier new television F P Gorman Kelly received the award 11 consecutive years of accident rLici ii v new clothes and shotsJe 4 i,i,as dad is hunting Joeau Kennedy visited their cuu does not go overHe claims they provided 1700 beds but he would send the surplus patients to county andprivate hospitals boarding homes Al these places have more patientsthan they can handle now Thehouse passed governors bill aided G Republicans who voted withthem The principal bone of cconten tention between the house and senate was the purchase of the Farmington hospital and Oakland T u Sanitariura The house vote for it Thesenate turned it dovn RepublicanSate Chairman, Fnikens urged tthesenate to pass the bill but they refused Then they recessed insteadof adjourning, making it impossible for the governor to call anotherspecial sessionTo acomplish thisthey adopted a gag rule shutting off gg rule sall debate So from now ill h on theyfree driving while delivering mail Qinnwonric No 7G wishes in this rural area Mr Kelfy ha3 of I to express their thanks or those driven morethan mies inSherman theof Grand Rapids Wiilard Sauer, who helped in any way to make years Rural Carrier Harry Mur p r, y Ha Murgrand marshall, Sparta, Rex Sack our centennial event a success to phy re,eived an award for g will have to meet every Tuesdayand Wednesday until Jan 1 anj reeess The senate isgetting little aup ort from the press ir their actionThe last stage was reached in theSin J Davis has new jeansWill , murder of the 14 year old negroie Aieyers aunt has gone to Toledo, bov in Mississippi when the two broLinda Clough has new clothes,her thers who had previously been ac S and her grandmother J Quoted of killing him were foundr Dou Winger has , j though ed this Gov Stratton of IUtaifii a I a new pupil fron , ere tne boy Hved has asked U S ci Akxn B usl Attomey General Brownell to invts to hhooi ftpuossSu tlwiate Another supreme court decis necklace and Ion Just out is to the effect that neher doll Nancy beemai barred from public, Gd S D, Detroit andBonisteel, P G M Ann Arborsides members of grand lodgemttees and boards The Craftsmens MI ks This ,s said to meanvlslted her gTandmothur atQuartette cf banquet hall and to those who furbary and see the many new boo snow on displayHANDY HAMMER 4H CLUBWe had a good meeting Thursdaywith 27 in attendance Projects were started Hereafter we will have abusiness meeting the first Thursdayin the monthv Thc next meeting isNovember 17 , the lodge sang several numbers and I wished the photos history and rewere on the program again later, i cords for the lodge history Also allHenry Ruusi, grand master gave f other committees F Lawrence Camburn W MOna Campbell, Chairmany , g master gava short address tnat was attentively listened toYe editor gave a brief outline ofthe history ohe lodjrs touching on LOCAL DEER HUNTERSJack Sheldon and Kev AlbetSchmitt went bow arrow hunting ,T ii rabbitsJoan Eichnians dad saw theat Curran last week and got a deer MichMinniffame SaturdayHis ne W F Close is at his cabin in hew in on the gtate t Pt 1 gone hunting I1U a lmias meeting and pledgedwhen he comes back Jeff expects to thmselves not to attend that churchnavs some ponies as lon s the negro priest assignedftre mains They said if they didthey would ro against the way theywere raised and the things they be lev iThird GradeMary Cosgrays pet doe hasCVAPPRECIATIONJohn McDonnell and his family its beginning, the burning of thesecond temple in 1L,20 and the hew in on the gtate teamupper peninsula for the OVQV seasonTuesday Dale Miller shot a 6 pt mer Went t0 Uhe Jhelstiean mgh scndoi won second uck on his farmJohn Burg sr shotstruggle to build the present temple place in the TriCounty League and pointer at Swarthouts cove andand acquire the drug store building Linden first Horb Dyer ot one near Pettysliu also touched on some of the men The coroners jury at Stockbrdge Viiie Claude Swarthout got one IlUilmoviewish to express their sincere thanksto all of their friends who attendedthe benefit dinner for him at theLester McAfee home on November j East Lansin5th Your many prayers, cards arvinotes have also been grectly appreiated prominent in Pinckney Masonery last Wednesday acquitted Richard Murray Dagg, Iye Jones,himAlanens grandmother and aunt from Detroit visited him Connie Kaisersnorth hunting Ann National Republican ChairmanHall says he sees no nationt 1 trendI h bee i n econs e ast week whichHardins cousin went strongly Democratic He said weie decided solely c The elections wereThe life members were introduce Wilde, 16,of all blavre in the death Safferite and and James Quigloy , , J H Hooker, Ross Read, Fred Read of Ray Messner, 4 of Munith in the went to Grayling Saturday to hunt M j f,116 nfand Albert Dinkel James Greene of hay ride accident on Halloween deer, George Meabon and wife to Ann Arb j J HEast Lansing is the oldestt member nieht 21 witnesses were called Lovells Friday Al Somes and wife , J c y mostKrNOTICE TO DEMOCRAT VOTERS The Brighton Township Democratic Club who hold their meetingsthe first Monday night of each month at Pine Lodge Inn, north oBrighton extend an open invitationto you to meet with them on Dec 5 to pet arqutainteu and perhaps formtheir own township clubs The meet ing is at 8 pmAfter the businessmeeting there will be a lunchComo and enjoy yourselfBrighton Twp Democrat ClubMrs Helen Simpson, PublicityKIWANIS NOTES12 members from Plymouth visitedhere last night Westley Readershowed deer hunting filmProgrramcommittee next Tuesday is RQSS Read Homer Abney Lee Lavey member nifiht 21 witnesses were calledbein raised in 1896 but due to in Three homes in Dexter were bur t0 Newberry, Friday Haines, Joe visited her cousin inSchroeders had a for mayor and the governor of Kentucky In a city on New York statefirmities was unable to be presentlik years alast week 1200 in photo Plummer and Bill Baughn to Black day ,Satuurday Marc Meyers visitei ,like many other old membe The graphic equipment w8 taken from Lake Al Shirley, Lloyd VanBlari mother Meyers Donald Pesoa me trends inlodge officers and past masters had the home of Charles Weidman jr um to Lovellspreview sly een presented The engagement of Kay Rooke, Lloyd Hendee, Woodroe Massey Roscoe Bonisteel pinchhitting fjr the daughter of Mrand Mrs Gilbert witn Dr Cecil Hendee of Lansing for the first time in ioo JTOB aDemocrat was elected If these elec 1 iadMr nan won in Vm, TQAhas a baby paraket Titus was in AnnPINCKNEY A LLAGUEW Paul Strawhockcr vho is in a Grand Rooke of Portage Lake to Lester nave fone to Hillman to hunt deerRapids hospital gave the addressHe , Briton of Dexter is announcedThe i Louis Wagner sr, Tom Car jsaid Livingston lodge was started wedding in April 15 j anfi Gene McAinsch are huntingway before the civil war, before t Two bus loads of parents and oth arund Lovells Uincins Gettysburg address and j Pr in cars toured the Brghton school Orville Smith with Robert Baxtercnly a few years after this country NOv 7 Hamburg is considering ann of Patterson Lake have Rone to thewas settled He also touched on his exing to Brighton upper peninsula to hunt deer,trip to Japan and the Philipinea a A Gallilean Baptist church was de Wiilard Wiltse his brother Ar few years ago as a member of a dicated at Island Lake Sundaygoveinment commission when he i Clarenceville won the Waynemet Aguinaldo, the famous Phili1 Oakland County League title lastpme leader who is past 80 and a by winning all gamesMason, Mr Bonisteel received 5 years ago Lapeer built a 50much applause j bej hospital It is now overcrowdedRoy Teeple who got his degrees and the voters have authorized a 25m Livingston Lodge 61 years ago bed additionwas presented Jie transferred o Mrs Jack Younj of Portage LukeMantisique lodge 50 year ago ArborSaturdayJohn Wai Tt is6 8tateS to decideiamou,nt to be paid unemployed work, David, was 3 years erg The amount was small at first iT ,,his ouhiohv3otedte,fdiIy increin Uhio voted down an increase lasweek It would have increased theMary , present maximum of 39 for 26Satur weeks to 59 to 39 weeks The maina film about arguement was it would increaseShe is goin j idleness, that a person with sever Mr and Mrs Grisdaiegrandparents Mr and MrsGrisdaieWiiard Wiltse his brother Ar g j , a person with acvBrson, the Dankers and Howlett broth rth wlth her Parents Frances al children could make more by no prs an1 Tn Mriunr o A u,,,f Reason was m Lansincr Saturdav , workinc than kt, WM,iers and Loy McCleer are deer hunting at Curraa Lansing SaturdayFourth Grade king than by workingentertained at her home one nihtMerwin CampLell, chaplain gave last week in honor of Mrs Ray HUTthe benediction and the asssembly ibuse of Lansiaffbroke up and another epoch in the Harrison Fox while plowing on Dr Ry Duffy is huntin at Indian We Uank kirs aes for brinu SPECIAL NOtlCERiver and Don Swarthou and Rod lng cuPcakes for Mrs Campbells m now until further notice myCameron at Rose City birtnday They were nice We aie j stoic will be closed Sundays I working on a play to be given in Lee LaveyMUSCULAR DYSTROPHY assembly the Wednesday before The Pinckney firemen will make Thanksgiving 14 mothers have join BASKETBALL SCHEDULE5556ed th Mth Cl O T 2 HihThe Pnckney firemen will make jn HEtheir annual muscular dystrophy ed the Mothers Clu Our Thank ec 2, Hrightoa here,dri Md ih lvln displa i i th hll ec 8 Htld hpdrive Monday night, November 21 display is in the hall caso ec 8 Hartland hereThe siren will blow and a house to Tommv Chambers, Christine Buda Dec 16 Dexter herehistory of be made If you Ieth Minack have the mumps MikJarnes Hotel 2 Reads Lumber 32 40 26 10 14 flton T,nrig whichDojiojvue Rd,3 Dinkel Plumbing 224 Larrys Marathon 21 155 Velvet Eez 17 IB6 PJainfield Farm Bureau 18 187 Vans Motor Sales 15 J78 IOOF No 40 15 21 9 Detroit Die Set 15 2110 Gregory Tavern 15 2111 Prices Mobile Service 11 25 12 Laves Hardware 3 33 Team High 3 GamesBarnes 2558, Prices 2515, Dinkels2490 has had many in thepast 100 years penny dated 1834hd b t f h ltory had become a part of the lodge his j The following left this county onNov 15 for military service Johnand George Johnson, PinckneyWffl Kidd,Fowlerville Kenneth MattesonBrighton Jack Perry, Gerry Wfee ajwish to contribute turn on vojr rmmnier ls back in school after porch light Albert Shirley, Chief weeks but Florence viroflca4H FALL RALLY I SCHOOL NOTES CONTINUEDprogram We have a poodon and try to us Nearly one hundred enjoyed the 4H Rally Saturday night at the El HamburffJ Jmea ementary school Max Russell and Howel1 Wilkhuon,Clark Morgan werechairman reelectedIndividual High GameH Taylor 248, R Shirey 234, Jas onjanBoyd 281 l Team High Game Barnes 912 Prices 906, Dinkel 833 Individual High GameeIt Shirey 590, H Taylor 578, J quist was elected secretary Mr MeQueen distributed 4H certificateand awards Two talent shows were put on and will represent thie district at the Fowlerville FairThey A meeeting will be held at theNov 17of the Michi good English at all timesFifth and Sixth GradesWe are working with paper machoand reading books for national bookweekSome of our 5th aad 6th gradepupils have the mumps Two of thechildren took puppies home with 8rot from the teacherweere the Hilltoppers Trio anaHigh AvenH Taylor 182, J Ledwidge 174,Haek166 FOOTBALL SCORES Barbershop QuartettesThenew Howell CHy Chartercarried last week 518 to 288 w , Mr and Mrs Cleo Boos of Dear e made muraI of Hiawthaabom who bought Jugs Inn, have a 1ifej Wd of E Midaughter, Janice t Friday Mra James loaned ua 8omeWayne Wagner and Bobby Ryan J8 wc ellioyed very mucnJonTof Chubbs Comer left Sunday to Chamberlain has moved to Detroithunt deer at Atlana We hllve 8tartad to review Howard Singer are sick Fourth and FifthPatricia Borowsky was in the hospitai last week Dwijrht Mattesono brother goes in the army, ScharmeBaxter went to Detroit SundayRoilene Singers giandptrcnts from How ell visited her SundayLeroy Porterpbrother had a birthday SaturdayFrank Wilson has a new puppy Fifth GradeThere are 11 who are out witisickness In science we are studyin,jrabout animal tracks We are wcr ing on 5 new puzzles at recess Wcare working arithmetic on the boardand Friday is clinic day and we dh cuss our problems We are filing inmaps of the United States and will Jan fi, South Lyon thereJan 13, Boysville there Jfln 20ruviuUU 0VlrHM3 i unii ucci OL Asians , ,Manchester 20, Clinton 15 How Whether Ann Arbor will have a or r M Campbell on v a quiz on the New Englandher birthday We ore practising our st We made a mural, decorate 16 Holt 0 rh 39, Stockbridgo police force after Nov 19 ii stillthe show cases and a Horn of Re13 St Thomas 20, University 13 uncertain AH 38 members resigned, i M o u u u i m Boysville Jackson St UkriTm denied a 120 yeor wa in J8DtnS I S3KLW J J19 Fentoa 19 Flint Kearsley 12 ae Then they reconsirtewdBnt wthe, WfltollTWla4WP Lo5ad Lake 19, White Ckwd 13 Te 1 Have vesfoed the see JJ Kad v mmA , cumatfe 20 Milan 13 4 m i 51ti5M Ama Aor l CTMm Rubirthday Weocrs second EneJan 27, Hartland thereFeb 3, Dexter thereFeb 10, South Lyon hereFeb 17 Boysville hereFeb 24, Manchester here March 2, Stockbridge therePractise started Monday hereDEW DROPWNLocated at 455 E MM NearLakelandWishes to announce their Wkterhours as follows SUN, TUES WED TBUR810 A M to II P MFRIDAY AND SATURDAYI0M A N to lift A ItCLOSED MONDAYS SERVINGBreakfasts Plate UmiW, Dta Short Oriora, lee CNW aadiPop Carry Oat Meals oa Onhrnm hospital, MSPAWednesday, November 14, Ijtfl r 6 L AUTOMATIC WASHERS and DRYERS Notes of 48 Yean AgoWA510 i DA,tie laborsaving, modern way10DAY FREE TRIAL IIS YOUR OWN HOMEIron rileTBAT HUNS iiniiiiniiWAMAfLELet eflMWgM hari each f Charles Borgen who has had ashoe repair shop in DanWe storehas left for New York City and will return to his native NorwayHehaa sold his shoe repair equipmentto MrDarrowRev Pr Commerfozd will deliverhis lecture on Palestine at the opera house Thanksgiving night A dancewill followRogers Orchestra of AnnArbor will playWm Kennedy and family are nowliving at 1003 Concord Ave,DetroitOrla Glenn has been appointed arailway naiil elerkAubrey Gilchrist, rural nail carrier, route 4, is taking a 15 day vaca ttioa WHL Mercer is canyiag forhimRev Fr Coasidine of Chelsea haahad charge of that parish 22 years The Methodiat Fair last weakmade 240 There were 2 auctions,one by Perry Blunt and one by DickClintonThe primary school money ia 4per capitaThe employees of the GlazierStove Works at Chelsea startedworking an 8 hour shift last week They have been working 10 hoursThe farm home of Bert Gardneron Gawley Rd burned down lastweekEmil Brown took a civil serviceexamination for mail clerk in Detroit last weekA number of young1 people gaveMary Lynch a surprise party Monday nightThe Maccabee Christmas Fair atPlainfield is Dec 12 The Berth woo are fQW wttkPinckaey door fcntem We hearFriday Haiaes, Nona Millar, W It Merer and Norman Besses alreadyhave deer The Pinckney Ipdopodomti defeated Manchester there Sunday 20to 0 Don Swarthout got S touchdowns and Emil Weddige 1 WedaV ige got 2 extra poiate The Michigan Medical Board hasapproved the credentials ef TteGeorge Leslie, lupt of the Michiigan State Sam The saaitoriwB has has weathered many a sterna GevOaborn in a press release criticisedthe way it was run In Gev Groabecks time an effort was made teabandon it Now cento too attaohftj of Drs Muntley and Leslie Miss Nellie Cmler was given afarewell party Monday night at theJ P Doyle home She received a white gold necklace Her parentsare moving to Alabama The county board of superviseesnot only voted down hiring the cowty agent 4 nurse but sent the Howell Rotary Club a M ef 130, theeest of the extra session The clubled the drive to get the two rehired,Cyrus Lathers of Detroit has purehased the Freeman Allison farm W B Darrew is offering 95 reward for the arrest of ho person ,who robbed his hove HOWELLTHEATREHOWBIX, MICHIGANTom, Wee Thar, Nov 16, 147 Jaok Webb and Jaaet Uigh leFBT8 KSLLYS SLUKiIn UWeskvSstfpo ale CalovFriday, Saturday, November 18, 19 Doable FeatareJack Palanee and Barbara Rash iaKISS OF FIBS IBBBBBIBBBWBBJBBBFB LEE THEATRE WJHtTMOKE LAKEFriday, Satorday, Novemher 18, If RETURN Or JACK SLADB Vista VisionIn SaperSeope StsniagJohn Erkkson and Marl BlanchanlPiusTOUGHEST MAN AUV1T Color Cartoonooffge Montgomery ROOSTAll Tochnkolor rrogram Moa Tues Nov 20,21,22 ,Americas first triple jet ace Alan Lsdd and June Ailyson inTHE McCONNELL STOBYf in Warner Colorin Cine1 aSfopeNovelty Late News Color CaroonSunday, Monday, November 20, 21Matinee Sunday, 20 p m, oont Sterling Bayden and Anna MariainLAST COMMAND In Color Wed Thors November 2S, 24Young Hearts in LoveAINT MISBEHAVINGRory Calhoun, Piper LaurieJack Carson and Mamie VaaDorenOnly Irofe ha 2CALL US TODAY FOR DETAILS OBLIGATION TO BUTWARE Notes of 25 Years AgoEonald Tupper is playing left endAnn Arbor high school footballteamPinckney high school lost theirlast game to South Lyon there Fri day 8 to 6 Murray Kennedy scoredthe Pinckney touchdown, StanleyDinkel was thrown behind the Pinckney goal line for a safetyJames Kane,, Ray Bowhall andClifford Witty pled guilty to robbing Mike Roche of Anderson and were sentencd to 3 to 15 years in Ionia b yJudge CollinsA miscellaneous shower was given Marjorie Allison Wednesday nitebvMrs Staccy Hall Ult LJLiion Tues, Wed, Thiir, Nov 22, 23, 24Mat Thanksgiving Day 230 CoatJane Wyman oad CharlU HestonLUCY GALLANTin Technicolor IYou xre cordially invitedto hea r a report of com pany operations by Walker I Cisler, presi dent, and other com pany officiate at theMasonic Temple inDetroit, Monday, No vember 21 at 200 pmTHE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon called on his brother, Willaviat Plainwtll SundayThe Calvin Hookers have boughtaew home at 921 Mixtwood, Ana Arbor SYLVANTHEATREFriday, Saturday, November 11, 19 THE FAR HORIZON StarringFred MeMfcsrray, Charlton Heaton and Donna ReadCinemaScope and TechnicolorCartoon and NoireTHE BBTHHt WAYTo FiiMaec a New Autoaobile UTHE BANK WAYBuying a ear with a loan from thisbaalc gives you these clearcut advantage1 Lower dealer price because we advance all eash above down paymentt Lower interest rate than you might otherwise payI Spaeedout repayments for youreeaveiepceFiaamce your car the better waywith a cash loan hereFirst National Bank 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you t debtfree homoownershipAD ttpom It IKMX kMtta ty our memberttip in tfat ffriI deposit kmnnoo CorporattocTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK Over WghtyNtae Yean ofPHONE UP 8 3341 1HE ROUSH PLUMBINGWater Systaea PfaoabogWebster Phuae UPS 6607 Rapt, i roccsianr VKTATGBWednesday, November 16, lWMYRON HUGHESStorei ufeLINGERIE V GENTS FURNISHINGS rvCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES ORYGOODSGENERA STORE0Ath an ELECTRIClike to do things the easy way Then youll lovedrying your clothes eJectricaOyFor what couldbe easier than simply tossing your wet wash intaking the fluffy dry laundry out No heavy wetclothes to lug out to the hne No more worriesabout rain or shine, eitherYoull even find more time for your pet projectsand hobbies, family and friends when you dryyour clothes electricallycee Vbu DcAtfi or Detroit Ed iconBe vise Dm Ekctrtoaflyl Last Wednesday morning at 800am while going to work in Detroit Clark Morgan and Llewllyn Willisof Strawberry Lake were involved in an accident They were turning off the Ten Mile Road onto Grand River when they were hit by another car Morgan suffered a cone ussioa and Willis bruises They were taken to Northville hospiial Lawrence Baugha and Merlin Amburgey attended the postmasters district meeting at Bay City Saturday , jMessrs Olio Robinson, WilmontPlummer and ye editor attended tne Old Timers Night at Olive MasonicLodge, Chelsea, Thursday eightTom Bonner, accompaned by hisbrother, Bobert, left Friday aoon onhis annual deer hunting trip to his cabin on Lake Superior iWalter Collins of Romeo calledat the Dispatch oifice MondayHarry Lavey and wile of Detroitwere Sunday guests of tha Lee Lav eys Lee Lavey and wife attended the j banquet at the Lansing Country i for the agents who have sold insur ance for the Auto Owners for 25years They were also taken on a tour of Lansing industriesRidge Shire,y Dayle Shirley andClifford Miller are hunting deer at Lovells The Mark Nash family entertain ed the Kenneth Zills of Ann Abor, Jack Clarks of Dexter and the Bud Bekkerings of Howell Sunday The Pinckney Rainbow Girls Assembly are sending 12 to the general assembly at Royal Oak today Barbara McAfee spent the weekend with Mary Hollis at Hamburg Mark Nash and wife, Nancy andRachel attended the MichMinnfootball game at East Lansing Saturday with David Nash Mrs Thelma Nash and childrenof Hamburg spent Sunday at theRalph Hall home Stanley Hall ofMarine City and Harlan Hall of Pontiac called Sunday The Richard Hoder family of DeSpent Sunday at the Lester McAfeehome eThe Rupert Garners of Detroilwere week end guess of the George Complete Line Plumbin Filters and Supplies ,Electric, Gil and Gas Hot Water HeatersComplete Line of PumpsSell W Install We ServiceUP 81114 7 I BASTWagoners Q 8086Qtiolity Mechandisei LOWLaer and Wise to Take OutPhone HoMoit 705J2I Francis Shehan and wife andJohn Lundeen and wife had dinnerner at Fenton Sunday Mrs Iola Hall attended the HomeExtension Instructors meeting atEast Lansing Monday Joyce Lundeen has finished her 8weeks nursing course at Mercy hosJ pital Detroit She spent Sunday atI he hoard home at Gregory Marvin the Hoard home at Gregory MarvinI ugal brought her back a bottle of Holy Water taken from the Shrineof Our Lady of St Fatima there,i Mrs Joe Barrett of Newber y spent the week end with the How 1 ard Read family Don Burns and Jack You g families were at the Northland atDetroit Saturday The Robert Phillips family of BayCity spent the week end with the Wayne AtLees Mesdames Mary and FlorenceBaughn were in Ann Arbor Friday The Robert Read family spentSunday with the John McGuire family in Detroit Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge visitedher son, Rev Keith Ledwidge n Davison last week The Clarence Culver family ofDetroitt were Sunday guests of theMurray Kennedy family Sharon Griffith spent the weekend with Anita Shireyi Mrs Florence Boyce of Lyndonvisited Mrs Emma Dinkel one daylast week Week end callers of the Lawrence Camburns were John Camburn and wife, Mrs Mable Camburn, AlJohnson and wife of DetroitCarrolHuff and wife Beulah Rogers andMrsand Mrs Woodhall of Jackson SPECIALS65c25c69c39cSunoco Fue I Oil HAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR BUSINESS tWe Are Ready to Service You cm Both No 1 and,2t fcylw to ChooM fromHANNEHWalter dark tad wife oiled onjfts Mtti Ckrkm in No2ALSO AS USUAL WE HA YE THHBest Quality of Coal, 03 and Balding SuppliesD u HOEY SONSPbone HA 68119 Derter SMOKED HAMS, LbLEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS, Lb CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS9LbCHUCK ROASTS, LbCUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAY FRESH YOUNG TURKEYSTHE HOLLISTER MARKET103 East Main St Pinckney 550Erom where I sit it Joe Marsh Seen MonksBetter HalfMonk McCarthy latest crea tion, Monk told me, shows folkttion has the town talking again, the kind of work I doYou can see it parked in front of From where I sit, aoue eMonks auto repair shop on Maple Monks ideas may look littitRemember last year Monk cut wild sometimes bat I wouldnttwo cars in half, and put their want to tell him how to run hiafront ends together You couldnt business any more than Yd lika tell if the thing was coming or him to tell me what beverage Ugoing, brc ractsd attentionNow Monks taken Tog Morgans old sedan and completely restored one half of it One sideis as good as new, the other looks enjoy He always keeps a hot potof tta in his garageId rthl have n cold glass of beerbut rtsped for each others optaioft kuuutmatic with us bothlikewell bef oV car Son ofOhi, iesthe Bums family went to Rpad entertained herArbor Sunday to see Jean Ann take bridge club Friday, honoring Mr her first communion at St Francis Mae Bullis of Gregory, Mrs Bes Church She in the daughter of ihe Devereaujco etrolt and MlSl LuJames Bums family 32 had dinner lu Lamb oT East Lansingt the Bm home UThe Lambert Henrys of DeUo t Mrs Edwin Sprout and two chHthe Bm home The C W Hookers of Ann Arbor spent the week end at the LJnenr sing ll h J H Hk StC h dren visited her mother, MrsKrause in Ann Arbor SundayWalter Clark ad Gerry fiichmaattended the Michigan StateMUnnesota foot ball game at East Laa Gerrys aaphtw,LtHaydee i on the Michigan Statacalled on the J H Hookers Satf home ,4ay Week end guests of the Tom ware 8quajThe Wray Hinckleys of Hamburg family were Mrs Uttie Ray and , wwere Sunday iesti of the Irvn Webb Ware and wife of OrtonvilK Mrs Viola Tucker of HflWtil Parkers VJ Mrs Howard Read attended a v Mrs Alberta Close of LinctanVem Clark who has been em card party at the Duane Meyers Sunday at the Albert Distal homapbyed on the Livingston County home last weekPress is now working on the Ann Ben White and LouU StackableAibor Press called on Fred Evers at DansvilleMrsMaude Sharpe, Pinckney 7th Sunday , , grade teachsr has taken a leave of MrsEthel Sprout spent Sunday at , Last Wednesday tht Frtd RM4sabsence and gone to Georgian Bay the Charles Souie home in Howellfl entertained William Oilka, wtfa,with her husband Mrs Marilda irvin Kennedy and wife, Denise t and daughter of HowaU t The John Horsts have boughthome at Farmiagton The Howard SeefeldsMary JanGallagher now live at BrightonClark is teaching for her Kennedy and the Lee Laveys atJ Miss Marie Rossman ofcame here last week to give igtace teats Carol Miller toC oneand passed with a high nark Wk end guests of the OnaBan White and wife called on Mn Gladys Clinton spwt the Campbell family were the Carl Lents family of Lansing, L C Goraad wtfe ad Mrs John MorthGerald Mendelsohn a University tendeed the turky dinner Sunday at, spent the week end at the Mtrwiftof Michigan physcology student, the Howell armory served by St JP ora h l k i ill Josephs church Tch familythe Basil White on Mason Roa4 on nd to Detroit with fanttf, VioU RJ took her mother, the MichIndiana gameMrs Claudia Peters, back to Jack f bor Saturday son Monday 1 JerwteMrs Mable Sydam of Jackson Arnold Pwquiatu visitin the Marion RMsaon fam Rotnn 1m the Jtmtt Ba, V,nmaamt vmrAnm, Novembe r W , ltt t t 7K Announce s e wDelux e Al l Feature Aut o Insuranc e THE BUSINES S PROFESSIONA LCITIZENS MUTUA L AUT O IN C iHOWILL 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Perso n findin gnotif y C E Wortley , 895 1 Earhar tRoad , Sout h Lyon , phon e Genev a84090 BEWAi rbejFOR SALEWooae n antiqu ewit h mattres s an u congs Cal l Uf 8316 7 o3 5 Par l Stt FO R SALETwi n laundr y tubspai oi boy s blac k oxfords , siz e i , uae dslightly Mrs C J Clinto nPhon e U P 8 3132FO R SALEFirs t cuAin g o f Alfalf aan d brome Henr y Krah n58oi i ripears Rd, Hnckne yFO R KEN T Goo d moder n far mhouse , Phon e U P 8558 5tF v PinckneysStanley Hal l o f Marin e City , Fa rlanHaI I o f Pontiac , Charle s Whit ehea d an d Beatric e Lambor n o fGregor y calle d o n th e Jess e Henry s ovej i the week end THE STAT E O M lTh e Probat e Cour t fo r th eo f Livingsto nI f th e Matte r o f th e Estat eMargare t Stackable , Deceased A c a sessio n uf sai d Court, , hel d o nOctobe r 31 , 1955 FOR SALECol d Spo t Refrigerator ,6 cuba c f t 2 4 f t extensio n laddtr Count y Heri Palme r Phon e U P 8 314e lFRUIT SMEAT S VEGETABLESFIS HMARKE T PRICE SQUALIT YCOURTEOU S SERVIC E TAT OF MICrilGAThe Probacfkurt fox tbe Countyof LirinstonIiv the Matter Cue Estate ofAdolph Grumelott, DeceasedAt a session of said Court held onNovember 9, 1955rrajsent, Honorable Hiram RSmith, Judge of Probate, NOTICE is hereby given that chepetition of Adalph Grumefott jr,administrator of said estate, prayingthat his final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned tothe persons entitled thereto, will beheard at the Probate Court on December 13th, 1955 at ten A MIt is Ordered, That notice thereofbe eivin hv n Notice is Hereby Given, That allpersois interested in said estate are directed to appear before said Probate court November 30,1955 at ten,A Mto show cause why a license should not be granted to K LeolaLavey, Administratrix of laid estateto sell or mortgage the interest ofsaid estate in certain real estate de described in her petition for the purpose of paying debts and expensesIt is Ordered, that nudce therooibe given by publication of a 4opyhereof for three weeks consecutivelyprevious to said day of hearing, inithe Pinckney Dispatch, and that thepetitioner cause a copy of this notice 1 served upon each known party , i T New Corn We are inthe marker for new corn and are pay the tor market priceElevator, MichWANTEXJashinga anacalled for and delivered Phone Howell 1364 or 11b registered mail, return receiptmanded, at least fourteen 14 rior roeh heanff, or bf rjonal service at leaBt five 6 dayaprior t0 such hriHjram R Smit MercuryUnadiIla,P,inckLOST Black Labrador RetrierarWinston Baughn, Phone UP 9 REWARD FQR M FOR SALECOCKLK PUPS 300 ne up 8 mCLARKS htreof fcr three weeks consecutivelythe Pinckney Dispatch, and that thepetitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known partyin interest at his last known addressby retired mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by personalservice t least fif 5 davs nrfnrto such IhearingHiranok R Smith Judge of ProbateA true topyCelesta FarshaURegisterof 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of cable that isactually a copper spring coiled inside a flexible covering The new cable is called a wave guide and it canbe run uphill or down and be bent around corners Itsmost remarkable feature is the number of Long Distance conversations it can carry In the future we may haveI wave guides no thicker than a fountain pen that will carry tens of thousands of Long Distance calls and matelevision programs at ono time Research such as thkeeps Long Distance rates low Call tonight and seeTHE OTHER DAY we hearo1of a little girl who wanted to callup and invite a playmate to comeover But Mary wasnt home, so she called June She wasnt homeeither, so her mother suggestedCalling Phyllis Yes, said thrlittle girl, but first Ill wit twhile because somebody else onthe line might want to make a callfanVit surprising how wonderful kids canitel and Faces,,jhxFJziS A s 3 I 2, fPI One of the vjrxl st gnuries, thef L,rainii S vi S,alivt Republic is a Jam of flat, tiih Lmd that covers muoii orh scuthvrji par of tht 7ovt Inicu i1 rop AiJzd U I1 lvcli as a food hp kii ar tSK cin iniiiliurhiiWorUt iv II, her rvcr yv,r s uerertricidous Jitlcs, Li her 1J,UIJ,0 pcolc iriiil at I uar ilamujc The rrHo Is nil o1 tl ur Id Foreign Mfninto niri Vi h ieo LVTJ Xaoi nn , rciiiGivesStarter u, g er h earlier rmJirity in Misso r ,sts, than cm Wilh siartfev only, or nitrogen onlyT OP PROFITS Tram vncr the fertilizer put on at scHlnflwheat will come Trom top time can wcii carry y ilu riiyields nor aero, according LJ the trsen needed for the yxuv ofMiddle West Soil Improvement that vhoatCommittee By Utting or, ci theWith fewer acres in wheat th, in the tail, thee frjm acoming season, in conformity reduced the risk A i ein ,Llcwith acreage allotments, lop to topdress Ociriy cnoivh r tht1 Vields will give low costs p r sprnR to ivt Ihc extra fertihjr bushel This will provir1 a pioht a Lhrcc hnvj it Cull effr A Inmargin between irodiitJon ex boVMing ,vheit yields,pense and solif price Jra AAhr uvantne of aJingpcre rtoased i,m who, n ii the fertilise in the fall is be reuted to other iiitibl iht larv fa mers can savr 1VBon iuidm crops expense ox n exra trip over thFor too vjrls o wint ,K d Such an extra trip notwh cays to eorrnii ee omy incr ises the cosis per acre, M n L noiists c but cTtcii inages the soil struc om nar rddi from 30 t tjc as well5Ci vnds por aw of a pom Wheat that ha availWe allplcte ltiiizur This fertor the nutrients needed lor hinth y say, shik icudc at least yields car, take full advantaji statoamou t, m ritrorii and of favorable weather and thera f U fCd orPJJPaJLCLLndpifiditionB which fTeetrrTCtasi vjitTe tncy arc ne, dcd tlcn when whea4 i wrl id it On heavier soils in many not only IVCS mcc cAr perareas, farmers have found lii t acre, but higher quality, touTHE P1NCKNBY DISPATCHWednesday, Niwmrw9f icmA forestscover the nriral beauty of Michi HAVE YOUVISITED THESE PIGF,V TvT I ATK FOUL 1 V Vcrw1 forests, takes, strt r,ts Fni,r, jac fnilarpr her a ofrlk forMICHIGAN SCENES MnrTA RKCRrvriON AHKA nCTr iliac, Jl0 acres of hills, tocr ,cams, Hud up and fishing,LlDINGTON STATE PARK near LntLni, acres uith frontage on Lake Michigan miles of shore line on Hamlin and Lost LaesPORCUPINE MOUNTAINS STATE PARK 20miles west of Out on a pan 51000 acres of ruggedmountains, vast forest, lakes, streams, frontage onJjakc Superior Skiing, hunting, fishing enjoy theriner flavor ofMichigan brewed beerMichigan B rewersAssociation350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, Michiganfrar mh Division InternationaLBwveries Inc Cocbel Brewing CoNational Breu ing Co of Michigan Pfeiffer Brewing Co Sebeivaing Brewing Co Stroh Brewery Co ii CONVERSATION DEPTOnly 28 geese were bagged ftSwan Creek last week and 4 at Pointe Mouille Final trout plantings for theyear were made last week when 1,000,000 legal size trout and 500fingerlings were planted in Mick igan streams 37 arrests were made during thearchery season for killing deer A man and his wife were arrestedwith 2 deer both of which had 22 rifle wounds in addition to arrowwoundsTwo state parb are being discontinues one at Muskegon and Burnspark at Waterloo,Conservation dept crews planted4,750,000 young trees on public landthis fallThe 1955 Year Book ofAgriculureis directed to water and watershed improvement this jvar425,000 deer hunters are expected to take to the north woods Nov 15to 30, 25,000 less than the last 3 year average The kill wil 1 abo itthe same as last year 65,000Duck and goose hunting is improing So far 4,895 ducks and coolhave been shot at Pointe Jlouills 690 ccese aSwan Creek and 262 atFennville ,The 150,000 stream improvementproject on thfi Cedar River in Clareand Gladwin counties is completed The 140,000 one on the White Riv er in New ay go county and HuonRiver in Washenaw and Livingstoncounties about half completed The Michigan Economic Development Commission lists 294 idle factories in Michigan which can befcought or leased There is one suchfactory building in Pinckney, Dexter, Saline, Webberville and Will iamston and 2 in Ann ArborThe Geneva peace conference despite the rosy picture Secretary ofState Dulles painted of it has blownup and the delegates are going backhome The cause of it was the refus al of Russia to agree to the rearming and unification of GermanyShewants Germany ta continue weakand defenseless She was conquored by them in World War and invadedby them in World War II and suffered tremendously and wants Germany to be kept incapiable of doingitFanners Upalizer Use to Get Yield perAcra nc0N farmers used n t lv tOO,000 tons of fertili f laM year to boost crops per acre c at production costs andircicasr rW profits, reports thoMidcTe W st Soil ImprovementComnitie in a statement based on ronipilitinMs of tlie rrunt of AgriculI A news commentator in reviewingthe story thit President Eisenhowercan walk aain says thats all very well but what politicians want toknow Can he run apain The consensus of opinion is he will notButno annoncement is expected beforeJanuary in order to hold the number hir vvould be sccessors to a minimumThe battle hetween Egypt and Israel reads like a pne out of thaOld Testament in the Bible asin the dfvs of Moses when the twonations were continually at war hzt er they fell on evil days and werethe victims of all conquoring nat ons, such as Alexander, NapaleanBonaparte and Great Britfan After World Var II Groat BritNngave up her protecorate of Egypt,and that country was made an indep ent nation whereupon she reneve e rrnturic old fud wth Isrro U S Ptur The tplant ifarms iitee, v if 50921 tons of en Michiganin e or rio 1 p gcommitrnt more thnn 3 1 rnd car i move plantThe I it d Sntos as a wholeused 22,42 in 1 rr, of fertilizer ast year n s was 6 per centmore in UmVge and 10 nori itcady for fall fertilizing job cent iore v er,t nutrients an in 19b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 16, 1955 Description An account of the resource November 16, 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 1955-11-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch