354 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/91f24164090f1b71211a6e36f5c68fa2.pdf 250ef37849f4dff6cc50b0e64e4d31fa 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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J ff atchatom j, November 23, 1956No 4UChiviAN MIRROfc LOCAL NtWS DEK hlWMtt EACK Plight of state Republicans w outlined at Muskegon last week byD Hale Brake who was aa electedofficial for more than 20 years Heaid Gov Williams will run for a5u term and will be hard to beatBe wanta a top flight oandidate and is against any primary competition,competitionAt preset, the Republicans arconsidering three men, Mayor Cooo of Detroit on account of his Detroitstrength, Cong Ford of Grand Rap,ids and Cong Bentley of Owosao Cobos health is not good and hespends much time in Araono,Fordhas a strong personal following buthis financing is limited Bently is the most willing and has plenty ofmony and has offered to step aside for either of the other candidatesThe spring convention is at DetroitFall convention at Grand Rapids on Sept 1 and primary Aug 7The Mich Economic DevelopmentCom wants funds to bring more industries to Michigan, They want135,000 from the legislature forthe purpose Other states are spending as much as three million Thereare now 234 idle factory buildingsin Michigan Senator Bert Story of Owossowho was a musician in the civil war war has won hia fight to get theshrubbery removed around the monument of Austin Blair, civil war governor on the state capitol lawn so the inscripton can be readDec 1 is Safe rDriving Day foin MichiganHONORED AT SHOWERSAnn 3rley Reason Lobdtfl was Honored fV 2 showers last week On Tuesday night Paula Curlett gavednnen shower at the Masonic ha1 games were played a luncheon wasserved and the honor guest gotmany, nice gifts Friday night tthe Rainbow Girlsan dboard members gave one at thehome of Marilyn Gustafson with Pat and board members gave one at the guest of honor got numerous giftsDue to thefact that the gym willnot be ready until some time in Jan uary the first 3 games scheduledfor here with Brighton, Hartland and Dexter will all be palyed awayThe game Jan 5 with South Lyonis here if the gym is readyPinckney is working out on thacement floor They have 6 lettermen backDan Packer, Dick HiggsTom Wylie Alvin Simonson, andCharles HenrySO WE CHAT 4H CLUBThe South Marion So We ChvClub met with Shirley Wylie Nov14 on Cedar Lake Rd Their Xmss Party was discussed, and namesdrawn for gifts Refreshments weraserved We have a bake sale December8 at 0 a m at the Byerly Store i iHowellMAIL EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS Its time to start those Christmasmailings Postmaster Baughn saidtoday, launching the 1955 Mailearly for Christmas CampaignBy the calendar its only a montiaway but in the postoffice its Xnun today and every day to Dec 25 AilIfre necessary arrangements havebeen made to,, handle the maramotnflow Zmas mail which is expected I to break all records Housewives are asked to help inir this effort to deliver every pack age and card before Dec 25 They buy the cards and gilts and handUthe mailing The success in havingal gifts and cards delivered oa tfciineisa matterpf advalplannlng nd preparation which should be donodone thi week The Postmaster recommends youtake the following steps at onceGtyour Xraas, list and check it carefully Make sure each address has tthe full name street and number, tone and state Stock np on stamps use 8 cent stamps for first dossservict and 2 cent for third classservice and ask any questionsyou have about mail service andregulationsMail your parcels in stong cartoons, using heavy mapping paperand tie with strong cord, A modestinvestment fa this will pay big divifends in safe delivery of cherish dChristmas rifts After your gifts wrapping andpacking is complete plan your mailings so that those far the imstdistaat points go fint Get all ICTJTdistant mailings into the TSostofflce tttfcfte Dec 5, and tfcou for nearly fMrfntt fcy Dae 10 Youll 1J gild Bob Tasch and wle attended theMichiganOhio game a Ann Arber Saturday , IThe Jack Sharps of Lansing andMrs Mae Metz of Howell wce Sunday guegU of the Lee LaveysMr and MrsFred Bead and LouisEvans were Sunday dinner guestsof the James Whitley familyTerry Season, gon of the Roy Reasons, underwent an operation for anabcess at St Joe hospital, Ana Arbor last week His parents called onhim Sunday He was to come home today iMesdames Edna Campbell nad Vivian Ledwidge called on theicaunt, Mrs Grace Kelly in Oosso Sunday The Carl Lentz family of Tnjingwill spend Thanksgiving with thOna Campbells The Tony Stulle family of Detroitwere Sunday guests of the Gerry Eiehman family MrsRoberta Miller called on MrsEmmett King, at St Joe hospital inAnn Arbor Sunday The Peter Straiger family of Ypsilanti spent Sunday with the JohnBoyers ,Guy Blair returned home fromSparrow hospital, Thursday and ismuch betterMrs Emily Roach had an auctionon the V G Dinkel farm and hasgone back to DetroitMrs Ed Rounalfer and daughter,Marian of Genoa, Floyd Kent andwife of Howell and the EstonC larks of Unadiila ga Ms Rob ert Pike a birthday surprise FridayMr and Mrs Hugh Ward of JacksonCharles Whilehead an I wife an IBeatrice Lamborn of Gregory calledon the Jesse Henrys Sunday48 members of the MarionIosJunior Kings Daughters attended aparty Saturday at the home of Irene May cock Shirley Wylie wathere Dr Hariow Shehan and wife ofJackson and Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor called on the William Shehans Sunday vRoy DilliBghatp and wife ealleion Guy Blair Jit Fowlerville Monday afternootkThe Harold WaT family of Fenton called on the Charles Wards onSunday Mr and Mrs Robert Pike attended the wedding of her neicefPhyilia Murdock to Gerald Siegal of Owosso Saturday afternoon at the Corruna Methodist churchThe 4H Girls Clubs in this section attended the Mich StateMarnuette football game at East Lann sing Saturday The Joe Basydlos,Mrs Lester McAfea and JamesSinger droveThe Lloyd Hendee family spentSunday at the Ed Nuoffer home In HoltMr and Mrs W Pawjasyk ofWhite eLodge have moved into Rev McLucass apt on Pearl StMrs Beatrice VanHorn and MrsIrvin Parker were in Lansing TusdayMr and Mrs James Weoster oiColumbus, Ohio and the Robert Seefield family of Josclyn Lake called on the Earl Baughns SundayMrs Beatrice VanHorn and Mrand Mrs Wray Hinckley attended the funeral of Susan Randall inAnn Arbor MondayMr and Mrs Vern Kennedy andMrs Irvin Kennedy were in Lansing iMonday jThe Pinckney firemen got 86 ontheir muscular dystrophy drive onMonday night but have not yet finished in the villageThe country hasnot been canvassed yet jfiarl Wax jr sflot a deerPingree last week ijr returned ,Moatmortae cotanty Saturday Nodeer Too much snow Joe PI M mil returned Dress BlackRiver Friday with a deer WflmotttPlummer got one at LuxoraeArthur Godfrey the TV entertainer, hunted at Loptoa, Mkh Mietuleer hunters ran iato theworst weather in their history 1 raised all day Tuesday, snowed andblew a blizzard Wesdaesday aadThursday, making hunting impossibleThe casualties the first week were20 dead and 12 lost Eight of thedead died of heart attacksQuite a few are going up for thisweek end Billy Miller, Chris Cantobell and Don Packer are going o Douglas Lake Aslo DickHiggsThe deer hunters from here whrwent north did not have too much luck Most of them did not get deerAmong the successful one wereGeorge Meabon at Lovells, Fred Barry of Portage Lake at Atlanta, Robert Baxter at Newberry, JoePlummer at Black River and DrRay Duffy at Indian River Dr got210 1b oneSunday Erwin dark, Robert Merkel of Dexter and Leo Ewers stopped at Don Swarthouta, each with adeee on their car shot near Alpena Don did not get oneThe press claims over JOG deorwere shot in Livingston county andhalf that number in Washtenaw 30does were shot illegally in Livingston county and 10 in Washtynaw2 arrests were madeEarl Ward jr got one near Pinsfree and Harry Dankers near the oldcounty farm Ed Standiah shot 176 lb buck near Patterson Lake Friday Gorman Kelly helped him loadit on his carThe area back of the W H Meyer farm was so thick with hunterSaturday many were afraid to shoot for fear of hitting a hunter Manydeer have been seen hereMatteson and wife went to back tit MaryFr AJbert SckaHU, FMsuiaeg oOM and devouoaa, Friday eveningConfession, Friday evening afterwean Devotioa and Saturday from730 to 900 p m and feondaj bofoce the 800 Calvaty Meaoomnc Chanh Walter Worshif 1000fanoay Sea ol 1100Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service 800tiementary Scbooi LUKRENT COMMENTCavesEev J ff Winger, rantor ,Soaojy School 930 mMorning Woramp 1046 a m Than, night prayer matingat the etarch at S00Wed choir pactko 7 M p m,TU Pttftos OkircaMU West between Mala aad UaablUa StreetROT Keith Ruegsegger PastorSuaday School 94ft a mMoraiag Werahip 1050 AM Youth Group 700 p mEvening Service 300 p m1Thqrs Prayer Meeting 800 p mJr Choir Practice Wed 400 p m 8c mto Practice Wed 7 JO p mNeighboring NotesBrighton will vote on a new char ter Dec5 which includes a city mgi1 George Woodward is the new pre ids to the Brighton Kiwanis Club George Ttfousner of brighton WHS married to Peggy Smith of Whit more Lake at the Methodist chhrcithere Nov 12 by Rev ComptonThe Brighton ArguT claims a record of g wina and 0 losses f ,r theBrighton Junior Varaity team We woadr what they did wtth the gamefillckney Junior Varsity wonthem lo to 14y thieve i8 pr,valnt 11Stockbridge 6 place, were b ok,nthl where he w Meyer is also going northjMrs Clark is teaching or her Monday at 730 a m ccars driven by Harry Wallace of Pinckneyand Gertrude Robinson of Lakeland crashed on M36 E this side of th THHooker hornNeither wasv urtmuch but the cars were damagedconsiderablyState police were called to Patterson and Cedar Lake Rds south afhere at 1220 a m Tuesday wherea car containing Jack Elwell, 18Jnd Kay Moore, 17, of Ypsilaati hW atree An ambulance was calledDr Duffy rendered Ant aid Ralph Graham who formerly lived with Rev FrMurphy here calledat the Dispatch office Tuesday withhis wife whom he married at St Patricks Cathedral,New York Citylast Saturday She was An Danffieri ef New York They ware anroute to Chicago He is in the aircorp and recently rttormad lens Englamd aad is sow ssaifned toTi PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSThe Pinckney Kings Daughterswill meet Thursday, Dec 1 at 180 p m with Mrs Fred Read Bringgifts aad jelly for Sanitarium animints for convalescent homes Pearl Madsen, SecPINCKNEY OES CALENDAR Nov 86Initiation 8 p mDee 9Regular meeting 8 p mDec 13School of Instruction 730p mWHAT THANKSGIVNG MEANS TO METhanksgiving means a lot to mbecause it is the day of giving thanks to Our Lord I have a lot toto be thankful for, but I could never name all of them However,some things that I am thaakfvl for aremy home, my food, my clothesityown bedroom, the free country we live in and most of all my family Thanksgiving is also the day whenthe whole family gets together aad has a turkey dinner My grandxnother, aunts and uncles, cousins and all my other relatives have a wonderful time As you can see, I enjoy Thanksgiving very much By Carol Miller WILIAM Br MARSHALLWiljjam Barrett Marshal, 87 diedat Rowe hospital, Stockbridga San day He was a Unadiila farmer until he retired a few years ago and moved to Stockbridge His wifeHis wife Js Sarah Hopkins MarMarshaJI died in 1964 Of the 6children bora to thorn but 2 surviveMrs George Meabon of Pinckneyand Mrs Lorna May of UoadtylaThe funeral was at the MimerFuneral Home Stockbridge this af teraoan Rev Vouch officiatingBurial in Stockbridge Cemetery,TH NBWSThe Pegs of Pinckney mat 16 with Mn Tod Gray Mrs Malby was th guoit speaker Thenext mooting is Doc 7 with MrsJohn Teasmor at 1000 a m The 4H ClotWng eluba of Masdames Mavis BaaydWola Halt, andLucy Schoman will hold a bake salein the Reason building No M 10jo m to 100 pmTWs to to holp pay fora sowing I ment on their parking meters Robert Raymor of Dexter shot adeer at Peach Mt at 805 the iirat1 day and March Birchmeyer one atj 823 on Gregory RdI The engagement of Francis Mc, Calla of Whitmore Lake to David Baldug of Dexter is announced Clyde Wimbles of Fowlerville died Nov 15 The funeral was thereThursday with Masons in charge Clyde VanGorder of Fowlervillewas found dead in his car on Gregory Rdlast Wednesday morning H2had returned from deer hunting and had taken 2 companions homewhen he suffered a fatal heart at tack He was dead in his cr allnight before being found He leaveshis wife the former Edna Wardtwo brothers Glenn and CharlesThe Fowlerville stores, following a poll will be open Saturday nightsI Linden lost their last game to Ut ley of Flint 18 tohi Their record is8 won and 1 lost Mrs Anna Pacey of rowlerviilewas given a birthday party surprise party laBt FridayHaze Bennett of South Lyon wasmarried to Mildred Gulp, Detroitat the Church of Precious Blood on November 5 Reception a the BlueDanube They are vacationing in FloridaThe Sun Oil Co is drilling for oilon the Gage farm on KensingtonRoad in Green Oak The new South Lyon 3cheol wijbbo dedicated Dec 4Fowtaille and Okemus highschool tied for the Iagham CountyLeague title The Howell Junior Varsty teamwon aU games on their schedulej Howell high school won the title in the Capitol Circuit by taking allgames They only had 7 points seorod against themGeorge Robb of Fowlerville gotthe highest price at the Mich StateHolstom Sale 700 for a cowThe 8 BOW deputies authorized bythe board of supervisors are GeorjrcPtnlan of Fowlerville and Theodore Soesrs of Howell S Grace6 ehildren report their fathers gotdeer already this season Alan Bur has new hat ana clothe FamCrant a new bracfcletLiuda VanBlaricum a new hat Dr and Mrs Yoceand daughter, Ruth Elaine ere guests at the Beachy home Shy hasthe same nome g Kutn Elaia Beachy and ame cobiing and aijDr Yoder showed pictu e of India Kathleen Singer likd the pictures of the lions the besi Our childrenenjoyed the snow and made snow nifn ieter Kaiser has a baby sistercalled Nancy We are surry Linda Curts moiher is in the hospital Second and ThirdPat Plummer spent the week endwith his grandmother, Joan Euh mans uncle, Tony from Garden Cicyvisited them Kathy Shttelroe was in Piymouh for the week endNancholtisers dady went hunting, i illyShirey saw Arthur Godfrey whilehe was up nori,h Judy Borowsk, had company from Dexter ConnieKeiser visited in Dcarbori Sunday, ierry Morgans lad is hone fionthe hospital Ann Marie YoungsAunt Bemardine s ini Stt Joe hos pital Roger Bonnt r visite the De troit museum last week Marc Mtyer is going north with his folks this week endThird GradeFrancis Reasons brother, Tenyhas had an operation in Ft, Joe hopiial but is getting along fine J eeAllisons father cut his wrist work ing in a machine shop and had Lohave 6 stitches takenCarol Iaurinnens great Aunt Hilda, is visitingthem She will go with them toChicago this weekCarols auntt ad uncle, Mr and Mrs Chas Bick ofof Highland Park also visked thinFourth GradeOur Thanksgiving program isabout the real people who cameacross the ocean in 1620 Thiitcen of us will fee dreessed like t e Pgrims We nave a window pane gatden and are watching roo s an and leavesgrqw from a kernal ofof comrIn arithmetic we axe dividing by 2 and 3 Those wh Tiad thnmumps are bak in schol We arjanxious to see the puppet show on Tuesday It is Peppy and His Pirates I The Detroit police seem to haveadded a sideline to their duties, tfeatoi mulwile Quite a few babies aretxiay ushered into the world bythem Mostly where it is impossible to gee the expectant mother to ahospital or the family doctor famwtbe local u In the old days in thissection births without a doctor were nut uncommon and the person whoofficiated was the midwife or praciieai nurse Then yo precent ot aUbirth were in the home Seldom wassuch a case hospitalized unless there were complications The costol a birth then was 30 or less Nowit is from 3u0 to 500 The legislature recently passtd aa law setting a limit of 65 miles am Hour for autoes n the day time and55 miles at night Now motoristwant an interrelation ot the law S3they will know when day starts andnight begins This it would seemwouiu var with the seasons in the winter it is often dark around 600p mSenator Kefuuvor of Tennessee isinvestigating the adoption rackttt in which fabulous profits are said tohave been madeHe is inquiring into the rings activities in Florida nowThe ring composed of unscrupulous doctors lawyers and midwives gets the babies from unwed mothers forhospitable care and sells them tochildless couples to from 3000 to10,000 Most states have strict ad option laws but this is gottenaround by having the unwed mother register under the name of the woman desiring to adopt tthe baby Inthis way undesirable people get thf babies who could not have gotteithem legally Movie stars ar goodcustomers of orphanages and mostol thfm have adopted one or babies paying big pricesFotiTfch Jjid Fifth Scharme fiaxters dad shot a deBonnie Wylies horse hung himself,Frank Hoy said there was car accidnnt on M36E n ai his home Monday morning Dulie McCarty wentskating Sunday Leroy Porter has , a new pony Pat Tessmers famil jwas campin over the week en 1 Rev Meedon of the Howell Baptist Church comes up with a newidea Instead of letting the children go around Tricking and Treating Halloween eve he would hava themcollect money for CHOP the agency that sends food, clothing etc to thestarving people of Kurope and AsiaWe donL think this will prove popular with the kiddies who get a kickout of seeing who can get the biggest bag full of treats on HalloweenFifth CJIn a word contest to see how manywords we could et out of Thanks giving the winners were Ronnie Singer and 4Cathy Gustafson, rumers up Wallace Singer and Mary Lee Aschenebrenner Ojr p otframhas been changed many times duto mumps and absences, there werv as many as 11 a day bu we intendto put it on Our Thanksgiving mu al is completed We painted ou school bus we made of cardboardfor our play It is bus No 8 Wemade get well carIs for all our sickand Ann Menkes sister who is 11months old and had a major operation Fifth and Sixth GradesCharles Beals is out with mumpsWayne Williams with an ear infect ion Timmy Somers is still in th upper peninsula We are doing paper raffia on bottles This week W are joining the Red Cros Ouvroom is kover the membership quotaThe Mothers club membership is 40 percent This week WJ vflrfltinnhaveLIBRARY NBWSi New books are Circus Parade by Fenner, Jack Davis Forward by Burffoyne, Windy Foot at the County Fair by Frost, Moccasin Trail by McGrawMrs Thomas Bonser has been apj pointed te the legislative Committee f the Mlthigas Iihrarx Ajsn Sixth ursutcWednesday we read reports onAfrica We iare checking our library reading Some of us need to read more books Fiiday our roomhad a football game with Mrs Hea tons room It was a tie 0 to 0 Weane organizing our library so we jcan use it more easily We havelearned a song about Africa It is Marchnjj to Pretoria4H NEWSThe Q T Quick Threaders 4Hpremiums from Fowlerville Fairwere handed out We have lots ofprojects planned There is no meet ing Thursday ht this weeV The Q T vuiek Threaders 4HClub was organized last Wednotnegday night at tne home of Mrs Rene Miller who is our leader All meembers are in their third yearThe officers are President Carol Miller Vice President, Oristina JarolawskiSecretary, Dorothy DoykTreoasiiror, Sharon Griffittha We dont remember a murder casethat attracted more attention than the unn in Colqrada last week inwhich Giloert Jack Graham is saidto have confessed to have planteda bomb in hia mothers suitcase as she boarded a plane which wreckedthe plane killing 44 people, includ in his mother His purpose was tocollect life insurance on his mottherIhc only case v cin recall that paralMg it the Lattimer case in Jackson of some 60 years agoLa iineis father once had a drup stoveat Stockbridgre, Mich, but moved toJackson where th elder Lattimrdied The mother and son ran thedrutf store The sonlPvinR, was wild and soon became well known in theDKrot red ligrht ditricMrs Latmer was murdered Irving provedhe went to Detroit that nijfht andregistered at the Russell House, thanDetroits leadinp hotel He was herenext morning when notified of his mothers death But the police werenot satisfiedThey found a Michigan Central conductor who said Latimerreturned to Jackson on a late trainand another one who said he got onan early morning train at a water stop outside Jackson and returnedto Detroit This was about all theevidence apainst him but he was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment still protesting his inoc f,Heryed over 60 years, es ttenJgovernor after governordown his request for parole He warassigned to the green house there and was always an object of curiosity to prison visitorsFinally in 1927Gov Fred Green pardoned himwhen Henry Ford promised him a job He was thene approaching 80years of age He did not stay long hore and was picked up for vagrancy and spent his, last days at the Wayne county poor house at EloisoIn Miami, Oklahoma, one RobertSmith is suing a beverage company for 10,000 because he fonad mouse in a bottle of soft drinks hi purchased which was made by themHe claims it inflicted permanentmental and physical injuryAVON PRODUCTSI have my new Avon ChristmflCatalomie snowing a complot of Avon 01ft Seta for Menman and Chfldresu Severaltoo Marge Defc UP MT1U wry f, Norember 28, 1965L AUTOMATIC WASHERS and DRYERS poultry there yesterday when we of PlymouthJn the 3rd period Piack stopped by j ney pulled their old favorite Vic A drive is on to collect funds forthe Ute SenatorJjmes McMillanGeorge Barnes is county chairmanThe local committee is George WTeeple, H W Crofoot, SGTeple, Charles Love, Albert Jackson, BenMontague and Goree BullisEdna Foster of Fowlerville is visiting Beulah Burgess50 friends of Gregory Devereauxsurprised him Saturday on his 18thbirthday Rev Fr Comrnerford was toastmaster at the Catholic Thanksgiv ing banquet at Chelsea Bert Hicks has a new windmillKatie VanBlaricum was bridesmaid for her cousin, Grace Avis ofHartand, Wednesday lateralled to Swarthout who threw a lorn pass to Harold Reason who had started down tin field when the ball was snapped Hi,, took it over his shoulder and ran 10yards to score Jim Nash converted In the lust period Plymouth filledthe air with passes and L Woodcaught one in the end zone to score Their conversion try was blocked Weddige was hartt and did not playI Jam Nash playing FB and Stanch of Ann Arbor played tacklej Deer hunters are returning Nor1 man Reason came back with an S point buck and, wildcat HOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANne ov f 23 2 nksgivis Day 230 Conte wymu Chlt H yCharlton HestoninLUCY GALLANT in TechnicolorFriday Saturday, Nov 25, 26 UouWe Ftof 25 AgoIron the laborsaving, modern nay 10DAY FREE TRIAL IJN YOUR OWJN HOMEIron rileTHE1BONERTHAT IRONSWASHABLELet as w yon how Ironrite carhndironing drnSr fare ya aouri each week,1MA Mfofoar1 your healthaa sppesiacTry anWlarite AutomaticIroaer ia year home for 10 Iwjthoht charge Di t fonrite two torn opn ends letira tntytkby in the washBtkt tptiekly, simply,PaatiraQy The Gordon Creamery which atone time was buying more milkthan any other institution in thecounty has closed down until Dec 1 A week ago they laid of 4 trucks,leaving only Ben White and GeeneDinkel operating Pincksiey Independents beat Plymouth here Sunday 7 to 6 in a hardgame The first half was scorless, both sides continually punting witnDon Swartthout getting 10 to 15 yds more on his punts than McArdle H J Wickman, Howell factoryi owner was killed at a caVein at his j plant there Thursday1 Pinckney high school lost theiradebate to Michigan Center last week They meet Northville thisweek 2Elizabeth Kelly and Stanley Meisenburg were married at Dexter Saturday by Rev Fr Sullivan , IH E I D IandWHITE13 young people were entertainedat the George Sniviely home afterchurch Sunday nightWayne Bennett of Fowlerville hasmoved on the Wilcox farm on theHowell Road y, Monday No 27, 28te Sunaay, 26 p mKirk Douglap and Silvana ManganoinULYSSESin TechnicolorTues, Wed, Thur Nov 29,30,Decl Katherine Hepburn Rossani B,aziI letj SUMMERTIMEiit Tecnoicoior LEE THEATREHUPMORE FJKE U Thurs November 25, 24 Youag Hearts in LoveAINT MISBEHAVERory Calhoun, Piper LaurieJckJparson and Mamie VauDorenFriday Saturday, Nov 25, 26 John Agar and Mara Corday inTARANTULA PlusRUNNING WILD Color Cartoon, Mon, Tues, No 2777, 28, 25Humphrey Boart Fredic MarshinTHE DESPERATE HOURS Vista VisionNovelty Late News Color CaroooWednes4ay,Thursda Nov 30 Dec LilSCAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT in TechnicolorRock Hudson and Barbara RustFeaturetU News CartoonOnly Ironrite has 2 completely utable open end shooting a deer near Pinckney is asked to phone the conserva,ion dept Brighton AC 9 9035 andCALL US TODA1 FOR DETAILS ufJNQ OBUCjATION TO BUYTHE wiVEY HARDWARENotes of 48 Years Ago Lt Hoff and frimi of Flint stoppd here Saturday enroute backfrem the MichMinn, football game The James Jeffreyg famly haveflaved to town in the CharlesGrinea houseEditor Andrews and wife are Thankagiving with the N Pacey attended the funeral ofhis uncleJohn Pacey,in Dexter Mon day William Kennedy of Detroit isher buying hardwood timber for shipment to London, Ontario jThe busiest place in ttown now is Ed Famams poultry house where 12 women and 6 men are dreessingpoultry for the Lftroit holiday nvirket There were 12 wajon loads of Let Our Bonk Help You Finance OneStreamlined, comfortable, with a superb engine,or just a good used car to use for business orshopping, todays market has a car for almcnteveryone You can own one too, with the helpof our lowrate bank financing Karh auto ionn is planned for the indnidurl customer, with payments to fit your incomelor financing your cir purchase bank rebest SYLVANTHEATREa man will come to your home or T Wed Thurg Noy ufood locker weigh the deer and meas Tnanksgivi Day gpeciaL ure the antlers and calculate its ,N0T 8Ag STRANGERV r1 ijr J J A Drama StarringMrs Clara Kennedy and son, Robert Mhchum 0UWa DeHavilUndGeorge of Detroit and Wilbur Eis Shows 7jl0 and 925eie and wife of Fowlerville called onti io,aoy iuaueub lf memberthip in tke Federalkisurance CorporatioDSTATE BANK Years of Sai Mrs Emma Vollmer SundayTHE BETTER WAYTo Finance a New Automobile IsTHE BANK WAYBuying a car with a loan from thisbank gives you these clearcut advantagas1 Lower dealer price because we advance all cash above down payment2 Lower interest rate than you might otherwise payS Spacedout repayments for yourconvenienceFinance your car the better waywith a cash loan here Friday,, Saturday, Nov 25, 26PETE KELLYS BLUES StarringJack Webb and Janet Leighand Edmond OBrienin Color and CineScopeCartuoi and NeweSunday, Monday Nov 27, 28Sunday Shows 3, 5,7, 9j TALL MAN RIDING With Randolph Scott, riding for revenge in Color and CineScopeCartoon and SpirtFirst akrFtaal SupervUJoLAJ1 JDoait8 JCaeh Tues, Wed, Thur, Nov 29,30,Dec1I AM A CAMERAA Comedy StarringShelley Winters, Julia HarrisShows 715 and 905 ComingZimba, To Hell anj Back Trial, Aint Misbehavingtciear thats going places with the Young in HeartBiggest, roomiest in their field3 low priceranges2 or 4 doors V8 or 6Announcing a complete new lineup ofPlymouth Suburban station wagons Allwith Allnew Aerodynamic Styling, magical PushButton Driving, ami a new Hy Fixe V8 plus 9090 TurlioTorque forTop Thrust at TakeOff Take your pickBig New 4door Sport Suburbans TheBoet luxurious Suburbans in Plymouthhistory Luggage rack standard equip ment 6 or 8 passengers V8 or 6 Big New 2 4door Custom SuburbansAnother brandnew line of jetinspiredbeauties 6 or 8 passengers V8 or 6Big New 2ooor De Luxe Suburbans Aperfect combination of cleanlined glamourand famous Plymouth economy 6 passengers, V8 er 6See Your Dealer Taday and See Which PlymouthSuburban Best Suits Your Familys Needs FIRST LOWPRICE CAR WITHMAGIC PUSHBUTTON DRIVING With a fingertip touch on a button,you select your driving range As easy as flicking a light switch f henPlymouths fully automatic PowerFlite worlds smoothest transmission takes over Its the ultimatein driving easeAllnew Aerodynamic200 V hp available witb PowerPak in all 4 lines Belvtdere, Savoy, Plan and Suburban Or choose 187 dp in Belvedere and Suburban Knes In Savoy and Piaza lines you get 180 V8 hp If you prefer the supereconomy of Plymouths PovmRow 6afso available in alJ 4 lines you get 125 hp r HI hp witb PowerPakMot445 EAST MAIN CKNEY, PHONE CONSERVATION NOTESThe 8000 acre jet USair base atKalkaska will be closed to all huntng This also applies to militarypersonel They will however be allowed to fish thereThe next legislature will be asked by the conservation dept to restore their authority to regulate thesize of the deer herdThree fires burned over 4 of anj acre last week The seasons total is 7,204 acres burned over and 1151firesThe pheasant kill in Michigan isestimated at 1, 250,000A 40 person delegation fromSherman township,StJcseph coumyvisited the dept hst week to pro test establish of a 4,500 acre recreation area thereTheir reason ij it would take too much land off thej tax rolls78 acres has been aHded to theStirling state park at Mon oe1056000 lake trout eggs are beingprocessed at Marquete Fishing licenses and digests willbe available Dec 1 from Michigans 42000 dealers26 counties shared the 171,000from national forest receiptsGoebiconaty grot the most 30,000Herring runs are approachingther peak in Saginaw Bay and oth her placesSPECIAL NOTICEFrom now until further notice mystore will be closed SundaysiefcaveyBASKETBALL SCHEDULT 5556 Dec 2, Brighton hereDec 8 Hartland hereDec 16 Dexter here Jan 6, South Lyon there Jan 13, Boysville thereJan 20, Manchester thereJan 27, Hartland there Feb 3, Dexter thereFeb 10, South Lyon hereFeb 17 Boysville hereFeb 24, Manchester here March 2, Stockbridge thereDEW DROP INN Located at 45S5 E M36 NearLakelandWishes to announce their Winter hoars as followsSUN TOES WED THUBS 10 A M to 10 P MFRIDAY AND SATURDAY 100 A AL t 1KM A MCLOSED MONDAYS SERVINGBreakfasts, Plato LWCIMOS, Diners, Short Orders, lee CNM aaei Pep Carry 0 Meals m Mmyw , i c , v WTT, rDttPACH Wednewy, November 23, 1955oreLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODS5WHBe wise live ElectricallyYoull love the wonderful things an e ,Ciothes dryer does for your laundryand youri Isposition The day can be dark and gloomy, but your clothes safely dry V r lY sunshinein an electric dryer ,If you want to whisk through washday with asmile on your face and extra time on your hands,dry clothes the modern wayelectficallyor y DtepafeaM Sceoad CUuVttter at FbttaffiotAc of UMK t HIT114 So Howell SC RKJOMJ, Mkfc SaUcriptioo Prk fljo a TrCharles Caird of Rush Lake washurt in an auto accident at McGregT pmd PinekneyDexterRdsWedaasand taken to McPherson hosptalMrs Thomas Bonner and son,Roger attended the Book Fair at theDetroit Historical Museum Friday and ha dinner at the Hotel Statler iEdsil Meyers orchestra is now playing at the Anchor Inn, Portage Lake Friday nightThe Hubert Ledwidge family oRoyal Ook were Sunday guests ofMrs Eleanor Ledwidge jThe Bob Gannons of Redfordwere Sunday guests of the FrancesShehans iMrs Ray Zigo of Ypsilanti spentSunday with the Vince LaRosas Mrs Andrew Negbitt entertained her bridge club Tuesdayiits to CHOOM From taaonatnt wlm WmmCKHANNEn Sunoco Fue Oi I The Robert Reads were in Detroitlast SaturdayThe Harold Porter family spenttthe week end in Grand Rapids with the J DeYoung family Mrs Charles Michaels and child ren of Saginaw spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home, fMrs Jane Clark of Dexter ami IMrs Barbara Bekkering and daugh fter of Howell spent Saturday at the Mark Nash homeDr and Mr Levi Meedo of Wilmington Delaware and Mrand Mrs Joe Muhin ox Detroit were week end gusts of th org VanNormansPhillip Hudson and daugh ier,Ruthof Detroit were Sunday guess oi the Lester McAfee familyThe Clifford VanHorns returned jfrom California last Thursday Mis j Lester McAfee met them at Willow jKun airport Devie Hammer entered St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, for treatmentlast week , The Keith Bradburys of Chelseea spent Sunday at the L J Henry thome jWhile thi family were at the Gor j don Hester home in Ypsilanti lsweek someone entered the Andrew Nesbitt home here and took 100worth of articles, including jewelryand gunsFriday Mrs Eloise Campbell andBeverly with Mrs Ralph Glenn ofGregory attended a meedng of theChilson Kings Daughters a the Louis Herbst hmeThe Herb Palrtjer family will at tle JamesJjome at HowellLavein Clark and wife attendedthe MichOhio football game atAnn Arbor SaturdayWalter Clark was in ieoria, II1last week Johnny Dinkel spent Thuisdaynight with Larry Gyde Davy Burns spent the week endat the James Burns home in AnnArbor Mrs Helen Young gave a birthday party for son, Dickie, Saturday The Howard Reads had diarurwith the George Wildes in Ann Arbor Saturday 21 members of Piuckney Chapter145 0 E S attended the FriendshipNight at Fowlervilie Ftiday Walter Clark saw the DetroitLions Chicago Bears football gameat Detroit Sunday Murray Kennedy went to SouthBend Indiana, Saturday to see theNotre DameIowa foot ball aame, Wilbur Eisele and wife of Fowlerville were Sunday dinner guests of the Merwin Campbells Mrs Eloyse Campbel with Beverly and Mrs Dorothy Winslow andher Lakeland Junior Circle attend ded a meeting of the MarionIosco Kings daughters Wednts iay David and Jerry Le Iwidge spentthe week end at the Desmond Lcdwidge home in Green Oak Mrs Denise LaRosa gave a birthday party Saturday for Mary JeanMcMacken at tier hume HAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR BUSJNESS 8 attended the Home Extensionmeeting Wednegday at the home ofMrs Ted GrayMrs Alta Meyer called on Arthur Wright Sunday at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor He was a pupil cfhers lagt year at the Harger sch ol George Dogg who has been helping his brother, Murray,at tthe GulfOil Station the past 6 weeks returned to his job with the ExCllo Coin Detroit Monday The Claude Smedleys who have rrYRON HUGHES Ormplete Line Plumbing Rxturesr Sumlins r,y WR Sell We ServiceH 80Q6Take A Peirces Store for WomenUse Our tayaway Plan WE GIVE GOLD STAMPSt J TWe Are Ready to Service You on Both lw 1 and Nell5e Clark hue at 0 i Dext U VlU ALSO AS U8I7AL WE HAVE TKEBert Quality ol Coal, 03 and Birikimg SappfittD EHQEYSONSPfciweHAlWDeitor r Dexter Corners have moved to Dexter where they bought a home BillClark of Ann Arbor will move in bis mothers house The James Young and Bill ClarkI families of Ann Arbor called onEllen Read visited the Northlmd atDetroit Tuwday , Mesdames Pat ftupert of Howe1, June Hendee, Lenore and Florence, Wagoner Bad dinner at the Canopy, Brighton id Only yiiTHE ROUSH tmttiiWGWater Systems PlumRnf Renfruckne, V t VACATIONISTSBE CAREFULcrcfttypt taifcuretaHi A MffOMST RATIO TOMY4Pormettter Equip Supply IMSMSf GtAWiWa, BRIGHTON PHONE ACADEMY 9 78 THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL OORNEIThe f ipcitney sanitariumRsy M Duffy, M D Pinckaey MichiganCall 1100 A H to 200 P M Exeept WednesdaysMOD, Tues, FrL, Sat 700 to 800 P Mtawy lOJNERAL HOMEDM DirectorModem q Ambuiamie ServiofPHONE U PxIU Y 83221THIS OLE CARThis ole car one knew wmi children,Thli die car ence knew a wife,This ok car onct kntw a husband And merry family lift But this fomilyi trips are over,Picked a dongroui spot to passThen they caw deaths angel peekinThrough the broken windshield glassAint gonna need this car no longer,Alnrt gonna need this car no moreHad no time te fix the brakes up,Had no time to fix the door,Had no time to fix the iteerinOr to drive wfth more restraintAint gonna need this car no longer,Theyve been taken to meet the Saint Accident Prevention Dejtmnts MutuuU of Wausau LYLK iV MUM SELL ASSOCIATE Zllj 4uAi Grud1551H How ell, MietugaiLjrle W Munell,Dr 8 R MoOroskei DENTISTNorth Michigan AveTlephne Office 935 Residence 814by Appointment FTed 6 Reickbotf7sT0PT0METKJ6T120 West Grand Ri Br Howell, MichiganPhone 358 xtcsideiice 61Lloyd HettMLivestock HauUngWeekly Triptr Made to DetrutGeneral TruckingPHONE U P MKtAuctioneer Sales A SpcBert WyiaeCeil Fowlervilk 226F6Arnold berqtust233 iJnadilla St Pliukuey,Watch RopaifipgGold S Watcher, Wcrteh BaisJ Handmade Fathr BillfcH RitterRADIO TELEVISION SERYICB Prompt and CourteousPhone UP 86lW 125 Webster Ffnckney, Michigan Roger Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE GOVSr AGEEdith R Carr 1 4 2 MILL STPincknej, Mick Phone UP tttlttKarms, Hotnea, Lake Fropru Rutinea OpportunitiesYour Property Uh tflieraJd Reasonbroker 209 North U P 841fDR J ECAMPAU OPTOMETRISTEye BxssifauslossWednesday and Satardaj by Appointment9126 Chilaon Road, Krai Jf of M AC 7441SPECIAL fi AVSlP3l AIWS LOSTViciaity of Chambers FarVLAM1THU All YD, ley Road a white trrier a j black ear and eye, Person fiadingSpringer Span, female, notify c E Wertley, 8961 laraartdasFORPHONE i WATH0MEHEATW6L fcHOWflLL ANDIT A WHH FLOWERS tramBRIERS FLOWHISMNIMiLEAN MEAH PORK HOCKS, LbCHUCK ROASTS, LbLEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS, Lb Bff STEAK, Your Choice LbFRESH YOUNG BEEF IJVER,LbSMOKED HAMS, Lb GROCERIES AND COLD MEATSM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAY FRESH YOUNG TURKEYSTHE HOLU5TER MARKET Ear t Mai n Si Kwkae y 32c39 c25 c59 c29 c65 c liver an d whit e color , children s pet ha s bee n 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 23, 1955 Description An account of the resource November 23, 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 1955-11-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7e39621e322542f7ec9d71b4828f645b.pdf 86ee1de093b163c0c2284e7670651380 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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Wr, T VPT j l V nPinckney Dispatchftlnme 71 DUPATGB Wednesday, Nov 30, 1955No 47MICHIGAN MIRROR LOCAL NEWS LOCAL NEWSCitJtttBorn to Roger Ward and wife ofFarmers in 20 counties will get A letter or mossfe can now be jingree at McPherson hospital atfederal aid for the drought last mailed inside a package or publics HoweU Friday a sonsummer Potatoes seem to have flOn for the first time in Utittu The, Daie Muler family were the suffered the most and feed for the StaU postal history, a new corabi tx Marys latftouc ev Fr Albert Sen mitt, PastorVHauday BSLSdl11 I CURRENT COMMENTKindergartenCarl Taurainen went tofor Thanksgiving Chicagoered the stock this winter is shortMany nation mail service k d of tne Rftlph Hall fftmily onJermers had to sell their stock and others had to dip into their winterfeed The loans axe to replenishthis The federal loans are at 3 per , x messagecent for emergency areas Mos of them are f r 5000 The moneymay be used for equipment and oporations but not to pay off existing leans ThanksgivingEffective Monday, November 28, The Clarence Deals of Danavills ftU tfae majler needg to do ig in and Mra Madeline shehan andchild Prior to the coming of the autoparking lotslems Whenpresence of a letter or ainside the package andappropriate postage plusfor the package isielf theren of Ann Arbor called onWilliam Shehans last week The jjMwib Sprouts entertainedher sister Mrs Harold Hues and, family and brother Carl Krause ofThe familiar phrase we are send Ann Arbor Thank8giving Day under separate cover will now Mrs pj Ryer of Grand Rap devotion, Friday evening uncle ot a deer Pamela Koch is toaJ 7U j have a pony, Susan Baughn saw the motiveKoiifeaio, Friday eveidng after Santa claus He ve hLer a candv villages providhithingpolts Tadfyen devotions and Saturday from cane Emi1 Mlller saw hlm in Li 10c barns where you could standJ 4 900 p m and Sunday be sing and got a ring and a carEddie your horse for a gmaU gum winch of rainfall Farmers must apply for loans tothe county agent who , referrs themto a 3 man committee of farmerThen the application goes to Lan Repayment is based on income be merely a reminder of a bygooe idg and the William Pickford famand ability to repay Most loans are day The mailing of 2 classes ot of 1mia were turk d s from 3 to 5 years For 21 days in nul has been permeable for some of the Asher w lfe famflJuly tempeeratures were in the tme through use of separate but at The Jegse Henryg gpent Thankg eighties and there was less than u taehed envelopes and containers givi with the Charles Whiteheads which will continue to be available at QreeoryThe new combination service will Robert p were Thftnksmeet a genuine need and be free ofthe make shift arrangements andconfusing technical procedures It is of the 70 procedural changes the 800 MaesUnyrcbMenoomte ChurchRev Ezra Beach y, PastorS Supt Waiter sckMorning Worship 1000Sonoay Set ol 1100Young Peoples Meeting 730Cottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 800Goagrtfgauoiiai Ghurea numerousfreegiving guests of the Ted DeBarrs in Comma,, t ta The Roy Dillinghams and J IIr It takes 10 to 14 days to pro cnie of the 70 procedural changes Hookers were Thanks ivi ets Wed choir pigcticcess a loan Most of the applies the present postal management has rf the c w Hookerg k Ana Arbjr, made for convenience of patbetterment of service , , , , West Detween Main andRev J vV Winger, TaatorSunday School 930 4 mMorning Worship 1045 a mThurs night prayer meeting 600 780 p mcetions will come from fruit, potatoe has and stock farmers Legislators are studying waysto handle 100,000 more college students by l970Senator VanAntwerp p or clft9S mn fflaywould channel them off to cfturcn fee laced inide rourth ClMS unjer the new combination mailgervice letters or other pieces of Arfa j gh and wjfg of Rand GeQrge HeUig nd wffe ofA nT called on the John Boyersand private schools He says there now 3 schools of forestry in Michi j gan He would send them sail to maT tryto one school or1Qf publicatiorJg with his sister R LSundayThe Herman Vedders spent tie end in East Blumelurg Pa, The Peooie s ChurcnM36Jg pundey gecond Cla3g mil en RogQY Lange of Chubbg Cornevg Unadilla StreettRet, Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday, School 945 a mMorning Worship 1050 AMYouth Group Evening Service Colone saw his new baby cousin tn he autotS beganDetroit Diane Anderson, Gloria So nlotjy factoriescow and Deanne Haines were in nnrldnir i,,t ey , , jjcwjunjj iota ror wcu ciiiiujtcsHowell with then mothersLaDawn but according to the Detroit FreeShirty has new boot and drss pres, the firjjt pubHc parkng Patty Sprout new boots with buck wa8 started in Detroit in 1917 byels, Judy Hall new hat and sweater Max oidberK who came from RuaSandra Salyer new hat and gloves, sia in 1907 He learned the autoMrs Parks thanks the pupils for holstery trade and started a smallthe get well cards Penny Reynolds, shop of his 0Wn at Eagt Uft tte Susan Baughn and Linda W hitley and First st H aan ,i A sang in tht1 junior choir Sunday First iradeWillie Meyers saw SantaJoe Amburey has new clothes LiudiCoiigh had a nice smosjjboaid dinner at the Stuckholm in DtroitJeanne Kennedy had company list nitfht Doug Winger sent Thanksgiving and First Stg He aJso maJepaired sile curtains and Californiatops for the old time ears Who remembers these tops They were the fore runner of the preaent sedan Hehad little space so he rented a vacanU lot next to his shop for customevs to leave their carg while beUOrked on them In the meantime tie use of th auto was increasing700 p mgecond Cla3g mil en RogQY Lange of Chubbg Corneg gor other sin was injured in an fluto accident , t Thurs Prayer Meedi with his grandmother jnWooster, Ohio and saw a poUie and business men and office employ chip factrrx Nancy Warng isited rcs asko1 permission to park theircars on his lot He charged 16c aday but had to raise it to 26c to nuike a profit He saw the possibilities in it iind at time of his deaihhad expandetl it into a multimillof First Class Mail may also be plac Thursday near th e famed inside Third Class packages when his car was in collision with one driven by Brucce Perkins whoThe postage for each letter and iives on the John Carr farm theleand only 1,500,000 to remodel the each single enclosure at the first or He is in McPherson hospital withthe church and private schoolsJu3t tWrd class rate must be affixed to concussion Roger Schram of Pinrk It will take a year to stuly thisout It is estimated it would take2,000,000 to enlarge the colleges jr Clioir Practice WedSr, FQir Practice Wdwher the moneyno one knows is coming from j the outside of the parceliA statement reading First Classney was in the car with himThe Mesdames Jennie Devereavxi M c i J TUA rjo Moti ad Fannie Kavunnugh accompanied Mail Enclosed or Third Class Man ,,,,,, , , tthe Leslie Merritts of Howell toEvart to spend Thankgivin withthe William Smiths Enclosed must be placed on eachCONSERVATION NOTES j prce below the postage and aboveAccording to reports the Michi the addres8i The endorsement maygan deer kill was up in the lowerpeninsula the first Q days compared to last year and down in peninsula The killupper thewas17,684 in thelower peninsula compared tto 15,772 last year and 5311In the upper compared to 6,394 lastyear Mukrat pelt prices will be lovagain this year 194,000 were takenlast year compared to 3327,000 the year beforeLast years take wasworth 338,000 Wildfowl concentration is increasing There were 870,000 ducks on Saginaw Bay last week and 10,000geese in the Swan Creek Feonvillt be hand stamped written, typewiitten or put on by any other method the Burns families spent theThanksgiving day with the D Conklin home in Grand RapidsThe enclosures inside the package Mrs Ethel Sprout spent Sundayshould be placed on top of the oth r with the Charles Conine family in items in the package Hubert Strong, 55 of Yowas killed at Mio las week in an auto accident while deer huntingHe leaves a wife and 4 children The Dexter Laundry has beenold by Mrs Dorothy Hunnawllto Clifford ForsytheCpl Lawrence Klump hasreturncj from Germany with a war briat jJexter She wan V her grandmother in Detroit Sundi Juo Plummers dad shot a deerCin dy Plummer went to a show inHowall Hilly Ptsford was north300 p m, deer hunting and 1 ad a plane ride800 p m Jimmy Baughn picked corn agnin400 p m Sunday and went for a walk in the W parking lots His widow now Op m woods Tiinmy Sprout had a sriy crates the businesscat comc to his houseCarol Gy e has new boots Linda Chaivis aunthad a brithday Billy Josephson hasnew shoes Toby Shettelror saw a ion dollar business and operatedThervil Hopubhcans stiJ 0 nothuvc a candidate for governor next far but he fieM seems to have fieM seems to havepolice car Nancy Rays kitten gjt owed down to Mayor Cobo oi Dtrokilled John Tasch visitri in D troi k and Cong Bently of OwogsoVhe Sunday Tory Jones grandmother two were loud in praise of eahvisited him Linda WegenerSanta Clans in Howelli Second fr praise of eachsaw other and confident of their ability to defeat Governor Williams CoboSilil he would not even consider it ifLilly Rntz snont Thanksgiving he did not think h could win As toa war briat m Stockbridge with his grandmoth avoiding any contest in the primarAh HolzaiJtl ev Arthur Potter ha a new tele IOS both said it was 1 Porters father saw 3Under the t,hJ regulation mailer FerndaleThe Lloyd Hendees entertained, , at dinaerPHirhry theEd Xuofferswho found it impractical to use com of HoIt hhe HroJ and Rugsellbinaton containers were forced to Nuoffwg 0 Lansi and Gu,e Renuse 2 separate pieces of mail insteaa dee and wJfe of of one Mail users have requested thisservice for years and the dept deckd to inaugerate before theChristtmas season It is on a COday trial basis Dexter Bank issued 438 Xmasthis year deer in their feld Jeff Hende vsiThe new Gregory gym and caf ited Jin Kennedy Dennio Ranoldsctia is completed and they are fee I rode down hill in his waonfnenrs FredgymuDer and Aspen a book on deerli available on application from tthe American Box Board Co at FilerCity, MichBASKET BALL PREVIEWBf Donald Winger, ReporterThe Pinckney Pirates with over are concentrating on basket ball According to Coach WesleyHeader they may not win any yames before Christmas as theyhave had to work out on a cementfloor and only half of that has beenavailable There are 3 regulars back SCIIEniL FARM MEETINGSCongressman Don Hayworth hasscheduled 5 farm meetings for thiscounty Dec 1, Hartland Music Hall8 pmDec 2 Parkers Corners schoolAmong patrons needing to send 2 fi p m Dec 3, 1 p m CitvCountrysses of mail together are busi i fromclasses of mail together are business firms sending substitute products and explaining why, magaz ine publishers sending gifts certificates naming the donor with firstcopies of their publications tonewr subscribersi manufacturer operational, maintenance meeting Howell high gehool auditorium 8 p m at Gregory town hall town hall maiui d 089 S All are invited 30hold applicances and companies ineluding sales letters with samples was kidnapped Sunday of merchandise from last year Don Packer, Dick Higg and Tom Wylie and ChrisCampbell who dm nt play lastyear is out v Due to the condtiion of the gym MAIL EARLY FOR CHRlSTMASpostmaster Baughn announcedtoday that there has been a steadyincrease in the flow of mail throughtthe post office during the past fewdays, many people got their Christ mas mail or distant points into thethe mail lastj the mail lggt alt December games wDi be played strgssi the needg for everyone to f h Now for the Jan j IS KIDNAPPEDHarley Zeeb, 42, Chilson farmer,ight by 3from the Chilson prisonboys camp and forced to drivethem to Detroit They took his wallet, containing 10 but gave himback 3When his car ran out of gas at Woodward Avethey left him andtook a street car Thewere Fred Hartwig 19 Harry Eldridge 19 Port Huronn and children a dayThe Stockbridge highfootball banquet was at tle there Monday night Jesse Holton, 47, who lived inbarn near Mimith has confessed breakins at Stockbridye Part of rural routs NTo 2,SoiLyon is beintf transferred tomore LakeWilhird Wiltse came backthe north with a deerThe South Lyon PTA300 on their auction The Chelsea Mehodist Horn,served 15 turkeys to their 16figuests Thanksgiving dayDamage done to the Howell schoolhas reached such a point thatstudent council has been formedcombat it16 men have joined the barbeishop quartette chapter at HowellMr and Mrs William Pipp ofHowell observed their 69th weddinganniversary Nov 25A reception was given at the Mu Thanksgivingsonic hall in Howell Mon beyond theirpower to keep any candidate from ii, the rncc if he desired toIfdecides his health is not goodwith enough to permit him to enter theTwichell spnt contest Bently undoubtedly will Heschool Thanksgiwng with his grandmoth also took a slop at State Chairman r Alan Hr hal company for Feikenss and said what the partyThanksgiving and he said the pray needs in Michigan is better leadera er at dinmr Sian Craigs grand ship Bfntlty is a friend of Senator mother vi iud her Linda Wylie has McCarthy and contributed to hit a new ring, Iris Shrey a present last campaignh from IVT grandmother Robert Ve d ers parcntsi had an anniversary According to the press the Repub Sunday Christine Dinkels mother lioan bigwigs came to Michiganwent to tlw hospital She visited week to heal the split in the partyher aim in Stockbridge SundavE aine Darrow wrote a letter to Saintn Cluus Second and Third her This started last ytar whenthe General Motors group souredon State Chairman Feiken an orizinn Kispnhower man and tried toPt Plummer went to Howell aad defeat him with I Iverson of Degot new cothes Rrky Blosom went troit They failed on thig, Postmas to James Mumfrirds Satuiday ter Summerfields son was the leada Sarah McMackcn got the nrmns er tns move Following thig theyt and could not go north Thanksgiv refused to contiibute to lust year ing Marilyn Singer went t the campaign fund or to help in anyHowell show Satirday Mike Hur way and the result was the worstHin was in Dexter Thanksgiving Republican defeat in Michigan hisBilly Shirty went to his cousin, ory Whether the conference accomJims 10th birthday party Connie pHshed anything or not remains Keiser went to her grandmothe s j t0 b1 seen Both sides deny there ismit Fourth Gradeescaoees fr C Stanley Wilson of that Place Our Thanksgiving play was a Detroit wh WaS elected emminent rand success The parts were, we taken warder of the Knights Templars Jf i and everyone liked our costumes rowsplit has ever been any partytQaway from home Now for the Junior arsty CORD Ray Morlaritysays of the 20 members of the team J 5 re sophmores who played lastyear They lost their last game last j cooperate in the 155 Mailfor Christmas campaign the that by foilrules beWrap them Leslie Shears 19, Flint They wererecaptured Monday at the Hartwighome MichiganWe all enjoyed the 5th grade prnDr Archie Aattarian osteopatth gram We thank Mrs Downing andsecurely 2 Address them correctly, them PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSThe Pinckney Kings Daughters will meet Thursday, Dec 1 at 130hould have a good seasonTheir fctf themearly Mailingearly is P,m wiJth M Fred Read Bringmain weakness is lack of height a bijf factor in getting everything lfts and JeI1y for Sanitarium anii Due to the condition of the gym delivered or Christmas but keep min fo,r convalescent homes fFriday night at 7 p m Lets all go fa mind that emtld packing and Pearl Madsen,S ,go out ind suppon truly represen correct addressing are equally im tattve teams of Pinckney portant Every year poorly wrapp open, or we of Dec 9Reular meeting 8 p mincomplete address BfiC3chiioi read Ad P m has located in FowlervilleMrs Haineufor helping us withA church basket ball league is be our costumes 17 mothers have joinPINCKNEY OES CALENDAR ing formed at HowellThe City of Howell haatheir storm sewer contract to WDPotter of Dimondale for 132,000 Smith Martin of North Hamburghas been taken to a Farmingtonconvalescent home 21 friends and neighbors helpedMrs Claude Rose of Unadilla cele ed the Mothers Club Jmmy ShireySiharon Gallup and John Grunt ravethe mumps Tommy Chambers aid Donna Kcssler recovered and arcback in schoolFourth and FifthFrank Wilson and Donna Hollishave new dogs, Scharme Baxter has 5 chickens, Frank Scbafers grandbrate her 80th birthday last week fathers dog and cat were killedvi sitedWmBev Charles White, 90,a retired orthosethatMfthodtet missionaryfiied at the vtice care in preparing parcels will jnreventWayne County Hospital at EloseSaturday He was born Englandbut came her at an early age and lived with cm uncle, George Frott,father of Albert and Ernest Frost disappointment to sendeMOLLY WILSONed to Thomas Rose, 20 South Lyon Thanksgivnigand Vernia Pigg, 22, South Lyon Fifth GradeClare Kirshman, 63, Fenton and j Gary Davis went on a Capitol1 Miss Molly Wilson, 82, a retired Marion Hanselman,57, Ann Jfeajor airliner to the Soo Locks and spentschool teacher and daughter of Al Clifford Meyers, 32, Pinckney and the night at tlv barracks MikeiANNUAJ COMMUNICATIONLivingston Lodge No 76 F AHe was pastor of the Pinckney M n hold her meetinff andMethodist Church over 60 years lection of officers at the temple onto but most of his work was in Tuesday evening, Dec 6 at tke western sUtes He was unmarr and SaTah Bullis Wilson of Edith Hoover, 38, PinckneyPutnam township died suddenly at Ben Kuroki, a Japanese Nissei ofthe home of her brother, Dr Nor Nebraska who wa a fler thernun Wilson in Jackson Monday j Wor War II and completed 58 mis She taught in Staten Island,N Y sins purchasedi the William l stiThe funeral was at the SwarthontFuneral Home Tuesday afternoon, Bev Winfpr officiating Burial inthe Pinckney cemetery p med after the meetingis expectedF Lawrence Cambium W M Paul W Curlett, Secy ay evening, Dec 6 at 0h gAn oyster supper will be serv or many years Besides Dr Wilson ston Enterprise of theer the meeting A big attend there is brother, Sam in the west, mily who owned it 38 d i M L Hltt f i The Village of Linde Thompsonyearsthere is brother, Sam inand a sister Mrs Laura Howlett of i The Village of Linden has finedHowell The funeral is ot the Swar the Grand Trunk Railroad 10520 for blocking a street crossing longer than the 5 minutes set by lawMARKEY SELLilarkey Bet, sois of the late MarkBell of Pinckney died at Toledo lastweek The funeral and burial WMtbese Friday R wa employed bythe telephone company Re leaves a ft daughters, 2 brothers, Tomad Fred ad sisters, Mrs BeckyCabas, CMtto, Mr limit lek SPECIAL NOTICEFrom now until further notice mystore will be closed Sundays Lee Lavey thout Funeral Home Thursday at2 p m, Rev Winger officiating,Burial will be in Sprout CemeteryKIWANIS NOTESSSergt Frank Rickett, a U SMarine veteran of Korea showed ANNUAL CHURCH BAZAARTne ladies of tVe CongregationalChurch will hold their annualChurch Bazsar at the church SatLIBRARY NEWS Korean and Mariana Islands war urday, December 3rd at 10 a mNew books at the library are Pa pictures Next Tuesday night is Fancy work, fish pond, aprons,rugpa married a Mormen by FiUgerald, Teacher Night and the teachers will quilts, white elephants and baked goodsRoast Beef dinner at 530 servedby ifens Fellowship of ChurchVocattoas for Boys by Stover Green bo guests Lloyd VanBlaricum andEyes by NeUson Lost City of the Martin Ritter the committee will hj Stndftir nave a good Tauraien went to Chicago Thanksgiving We made cards for MrsJohnsons wedding anniversary Mrs Miller thanks everyone who helpedmake her cmnivPrsary a successWee changed ohr assembly program7 times due to absences and areproud it was a success We presented MrsKellenoerger with a corsage of mums We made cards for AnitaClarks birthday Today it is Dorothys We are making Chrwtmispresents We are working on fractions The colored pictures MrsMiller took very muchFifth and Sixth GradesWe are going to draw namea forhristmas presents FndayWe learned Rear Admiral Bird bora gone oranother expedition to the south Each of Mi mtn will While Hinckney has no man onany of the New Years Bowl teamsdirectly they do indirectly in Lo Haydees, nephew of Gerry Eichmctnof Pinokney who is a regular tackleon the Michigan State team andgoes to the Roso Rowl a Pasadena,Cailfornia, New Years Day to meet U C L A He learned his footballat Cooley high school, Detroit AS far as I know Pinckney never hada man on a major college football team Edwin Brown won a letter onthe University Michigan freshman team but did not make the varsity Ducky Shehan, Jack Monks andRuel Cadwell al played on tneM fc KigaliState Normalfootballteam at Ypsilantiton of supplies and 150 men will rennin there a year The penguinsthere are 3 to 5 ft high and weighup to 90 lbs Wednesday we enjoydthe programs of Mrs Millers Campbells rooms All rooms joinin one for ChristmasMicky Sixth oRitter, Tommy Huhmaaand Don Ackley made a crane thatran on a dry cell Leslie McAfehas the mumps We had movies of Africa Wednesday Micky RitterJPaul Rurgatnt Tommie Huhmemare making a pool table Mondaywe told about our Thanksgivia experiencesTHE PINCKNEY PEG8The Pinckney Pegs ExtensionCluh meet with Mrs John Tessmerof Silver Lake on December 7 at 10 a m U PiNONir DttPATOT Wednesday, Nor 80, 1986C E AUTOMATIC WASHERS and DRYERS SSKSS 22 STJSrSS Campbell, Vic BourboBaafa, Wayn younf, s lif famflv nmedCarr, George Hornshaw j Dewey Livingston Lodge No 76 lectadthe following officers Tuesday HOWRLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANa A car pwntd by Dn Dawdy ofnite W M, Paul W Curlett S W portftge ake bit a , Grand Trunk Russell Livermere J W Calvin train here Wrthe detot Thursday ,, MomAv Nn , Hooker Treas, W C Miller Sec ni ht and wa8 yTiashed Wm Kwf L Hil Glenn Slayton S D, L J Henry gth of port nt Kl Silraa ManganoULYSSBSWothtr end Dryi, WAron fte laborsaving, modern way 10DAY FREE TRIAL IN YOUR OWN HOME J D, Andrew Campbell Chaplain, driving it No one wahurtJohn Martin Marsha,, Walter Gir Rfty Lavey of Gregcj called on ard Stewards Stacy Hall Kenneth the Ben lqst Jjrbek A1BO tne Reason Tiler Rex Burnett Organ Carl Bdwells of hton Ben Srfl taittlit, Emil Weddige w a e spenhankstfving P Judge Willis Lyons fell on the at the Norman Whitenomecourthouse steps at Howell last w H guler aj fa were gUestsweek and broke 3 ribs of the Kenneth Wytffc ThankagivMrs Ben White and Guy Hinchey lngP y ,aredrawn on jury Mrs Abrahams of Howell apemtAfter 12 years of search Billy Thanksgiving with the HoUiaMartin who lives with the John Mar yyitegtin family has fouad his sister by ISUMMRTIMB Tecftaicotor Friday Saturday, Dec 2, SDouble FeatureJohn Pay no and Ronald Reagan inTENNESSEE PARTNER in Super Scope and ColorFrom where I sit 6y Joe MarshronnTHEIKONERTHAT IRONSWASHABLELet as thow yon how Ironritecap cod handironing drudgea uve yon hours each week,safeguard yow sppevsacaTry an Jtarit Automatic Irontr in yoar home for 10dajwithout charge Digeover how Lrenritei two conu Uly sTaojRa pen ends letiron anything in the washbaiket quickly, limply,BeaotifnUy Bill WilliamsiaAPACHE AMBUSH1Easy CoinsA Quick ProfitHear about Easy astFriday I helped him cou hismonoj both before and afier so believe me, the storys trueEasy was on the way to thebank to deposit his cookie jarsavingsexactly 2495 in nickels, dimes and quarters He had them in a paper baor and as wecrossed Main T lie bottomfell outMoney went flying Passersbypitted in to help recover theiins LUer on whun Easy count IHI up ho YA 25Xv The searchparty had turned up all of Easys money plus tah ct,someone else had,lostProm where I sit, wouldntwant to try this Easy way tc make money Usually, it takestime for a bank roll to grow just as it takes time fora friendship to grow But by respecting aneighbors rightsincluding hi right to drink coffee, tea, beer oibuttermilk, whichever and whenever he choosesits wonderful the to iemlship you can builtYou eat nk on that Sunday, Monday, December 4, iMatinee Sunaay, 2O 9 tRory Calhoun and Shelley WnitewTHE TREASURE OF PANCHO VILLAin Super Scope and Color Iff THEATREWHTTMORE LAKEThur November 23, IIYouag HearU in LoveFriday, Saturday, Dec 2, S PEARL of THE SOUTH PACIFIC Superscope and TechnicolorWithVirginia Mayo and Dennis MorgsaandBENGAZrSuperscope nd TechnicoloRichard Conte, VkVorRichard Carlson, and Maria Powers Color CartoonSun, Mon, Tuea Dtc 4, 56 Alabamas City of Shame and SinExposed ia Life Look, Time, NewsWeek MagazinesTHE PHEN1X CITY STORYStarringJohn Mclntyre and Richard KileyKathrvn Grant, Edward AndrewsCartoonFeaturette NewsWed, Thurs Dec 7 8ONE DESIREA Drama StarringAnn Baiter and Rock HudsonS In TechnicolorFeaturette Novelty News CartoonOtivu fTues, Wed, Thurs, Dec 6 7,8Allan Ladd and June A HysoninTHE MCCONNELL STORY in SuperScope and ColorThe infant son, of Mr and MrsHarold Hinchey, Mark Wayne, wasbaptised at the Howel Episcopalchurch Wednesday night by Rev, RobertsonMrs Ethel Sprout spent Thanksgiving with the Charles Soule fam ily in Howell 1Coprighi, ijj, i nutu Siuus iliewertOnly Iron rite has 2 completely usable open endCALL US TODAY FOR DETAILS NO OBLIGATION TO BUYTHE LAVEY HARDWARE AimOl 25 I eer AHO Donald Lubahnlast week Dunn got his jawThe Misses Helen, Myra and broken in a fight with Lubahn Ffronqes Bullis entertained 40 , CJeorjre Peach of Green Orrk young people at their home Friday died Nov 19 He leaves his wife,night Harold Reason and Norman the former Eleanor Pearson Miller were among the winners in The boys have organized an inde the atunt grames pendent basket ball team and playThe jury in the case of Jack Dunn the Howell Legion here Dec IITheformer U of M quarterback vs Members are Don Swarthout, FRSH YOUNG BEEF LIVER, LbCHUCK ROASTS, LbikJiF STEAK, Your Choice LbLEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS, Lb FRESH PORK HOCKS, LbPORK SAUSAGE, LbSKINLESS FRANKS, LbRING BOLOGNA HAM BOLOGNA, Lb Will BF CLOSED SUNDAYS THE HOUJSTCR MARKET 29c39c 59c25c32c 49c45c42c 45c SYLVANTHEATREFriday, Saturday, Dec 2, 3 H E 1 D IPluaWHITE MANEIts Story Book Wonder Becomes Screen MagicShows 715 and 930THB BBTTBR WAYTo Finance ft New Automobile Is TH BANK WAY CartoonandNewSunday, Monday, December 4, 5 AINT MISBEHAV1NA Musical Comedy StarringRory Calhoun, Piper LaurieJack Carson and Mamie VanDoren Sunday Shows 3, 5,7, 9Buying a car with a loan from this Cartoon and Bptbaak fives you these clearcut ad vantage Tues, Wed , Thurs, Dec 6 7, 81 Lewer dealer price because we ad SIMBA11vance all cash above dewn paymentf n Technicolor1 Lower interest rate than you Alight Terror of the Mau Mau Tribe otherwise pay Sh9ws 715 and 9158 Spaedeut repayments for your Cartoonconvenience Finance your car the better way ComngWiznd of 02, Hell andwith a cash loan here Back The Tri1 The ShrikeFirst IJ1 HiBank The Rex Hendees were turkey dayof the Dale Robinsons ofAH Corporatlomfor e CFederal Deposit Intur tlnooThe car thats going places with the Young in Heart biggest car of the lowprice 8 Notes of 48 Years AgoWord has been received hers thatHon Frank P Glazier of Chelsea,state treasurer of Michigan hasgone into bankruptcy tto the extentof a million dollars and the banksat Stockbridge and Chelsea he con trolled have closed their doorsAlso his stove factory at Chelsea Hewas also an officer in the Dexter bank but they seem to have weathered the storm He also hod adaily paper at Ann Arbor and wasbuilding an office building thereDr H F Sigler attended the autoshow in Chicago last weekRural Carrier Frank Newman issick and Wales Lrlnd is carryinrmail for himKirk Haze write from Texasthat ice froze there half an iyhthickAND 7this new PlymouQTisneasier to buy than almost any other carYoull be amazed at nnc easy it is to buy a brilliant new PlymouthTogether with Plyniou ,,u price, your dealer offers a modern financing plan that can he taiioo I to fit your budget without pinching Askhim about it todayAnd while youre there, be sure to try the newHyFire V8withop to 200 hjfrom Plymouths new 50,000,000 engine plant It gives you Top Thrust at TakeOff and instant safetysprint accelerationAerodynamic The friends of Grace Fuller fNorth Lake gave her a surpriseparty Friday night Erwin Monks is teaching schoolat Hadfey, MkhRev and Mrs Gates entertained36 friends Friday night in honor ofhis parents, Rev and Mrs Z Gatesof EdmoreRev John Stack able of Chitagois conducting a mission at BrightonThe Davis Lumber Co of Toledohas bought 100 acres standing tim ber on the Patrick Gallagher farmaswFNIST IOWPRICI CAR WITHMAGIC PUSHBUTTON DRIVING With a fingertip touch on a button, youselect your driving range Easy as flicking a light switch Then Plymouthsfully automatic PowerFlite worldsmost advanced transmissiontakesover Its the ultimate in driving easenewbetter tradein, too i t 200 V8 hp available with PowerPak in ail 4 lines Belvedere Savoy, Plaza and Suburban Or choose 187 hp in Belvedere and Suburbanites In Savoy and PlanUnes you get 180 V8 hp, If you prefer the supefeconomy of Plymouths PowerFlow 6 also available in all 4 lines you get 125 hpUr 131 hp with PILMVans Motor Sales Tn Webster and will put inmillCarl Sykes is puttting in a newsteam heating plant in MarlonReasons neew home Lester Bates is attending schoolat Big RapidsDrain Commissioner Frank Mowers at a meeting at the Charles Bullis farm last week let the Anderson drain for less than 14 a rodLBessie Fisk of Jackson spentThanksgiving with her parents, theWilliam FisksGuy Lewis who was working atthe Chelsea Stove Works is hoiM as the factory is closedAttorneys R D Roche and LouisHowlett of Howell got a 2,000 ver diet last week in circuit court inAnn Arbor in the Will Conner dam age suitThe Hamburg Farmers Club hatelected the following officers Pres Stephen VanHorn 1st Vice,HtnirKice 2n4 Vfr, wmMS EAST MAIN ST, PUCKNET, MICH PHONE UP 8 3341Mrs George VanHoru TreasPeterConiway Frank Shields of HoWttiwas the speaker MI tb mptc ttthisI lunDtfu nu Wednesday, N t, INSTh ePeopl 3StoreGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESDRYGOODSKENNED GENERA I STOHrFORECASTwtodSdUKs 366UiaH a ELECTRICnever have to worry about cloudy skieswhen you dry your clothes electrically Just putyour wet wash in the electric dryer Minuteshter, youU have dry laundrybrighter thansunshine and kitten softWhy not do something about the weather Dryyour clothes the modern wayelectrically YOUR DI f s IMI MYRON HUGHES114 iMurray Dag spent Thanksgivingwith his mother is DetroitWe got a card from Denver, Colorada Monday from Sergt GeneDinkel who was there with GovGovernor WilliamsI Curtis Patterson and wife of f Stockbride and Mrs Jay Sweet ofBattle Creek called on the StanleyDinkeU SundayA girl baby bom to Mr and MrsWalter Orlowsk of Patterson LakeRoad died at birth Saturday The ,burial was at St Marys CemeteryMonday morningLouis Evans was a Thanksgivingguest of the Tom BonnersMr and Mrs Robert Dame andJack Teeters of Detroit were tneguests of the George Roushes on Thanksgiving f Complete Line1 Plumbing Ftttweiand SuppliesEectfic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaterf f Complete Lir of Pumps tWe Sell H We ServiceUP S114 7 I BASTWilliam Mercer spent the week Ieend with the Dr Walter Mercer family in East Lansing Mr and Mrs William Schmidt at teended the ReickoffLaVine wedd ing at Elgin, 111 Saturday Out of i town guests were housed at the Con radHilton Hotel, Chicaga red Kead and wife were Thanksgiving guests of the John McGuire family in DetroitThe Carl Lentz jrs of Lansinjand the Carl Lentz srs of Xasbviiewere Thanksgiving guests of the Ona Campbells Mrs Ethel Pernertof St Louis and Mrs Marion Pearson of Howell were Saturday guests M J Reason and wife were turki ey day guests of the Max Reynolds familyI Mrs Noreen Carr and Molly ofi Port Huron, Mike Carr of East Lan sing, The Leo Betty family of Wall j ed Lake, Robert Carr and Joycej Ortondahl of Grand Rapids weereThanksgiving guests of Mrs Edith Carr jWagoners Grocer6066 PinokneQa lityThe Ralph Clintons of Lincocn Park spent Thanksgiving with the C J Clintons and attended a partyi for Fred Berry at Howell Phyllis Clinton stayed here for the week endMrs Leoni Palmer and childrenof Flint spent the week end at theHerb Palmer homePfcach went deer hunting but did not get anyThe Clifford Millers entertainedMrs Beulah Millerthe Norman andClare Miller families, Mrs Maiy Teeple, Joe Griffith and wife andthe Merlin Amburgey family firThanksgivingDr Cecil flendee and family ofLansing called on th Walter Clarkfamily SundayMrs Charles Clark and familywere Thursiy guests of the Russel Glover family of Webberville Roberta Ackley, Janet Shirlev,Karen Beck with Mrs Lucille Beik attended the Pilgrim Fellowship Youth Conference at Lansing Friday, Saturday and SundayThe Walter Clark family entertertained Mrs Rose Hendee Mrs G W Clark, the Vem and RussellClark families ThanksgivingHoward Taylor bowled 300 at klePiackney bowling alley Sunday nite Mrs Rose LaRosa, the JuniorDoyles and the Vince LaRosas wereThursday guests of the Joe Vigofamily in YpsilantiThe Albert Shirley family wereThanksgivin guests of their daugh ter, Lorna, and family in Pontiaet end spent Sunday with the Doyle i Templetons in Keego Harbor, Joe Burns and wife of Half Moon Lake spent Sunday at Ray BurnshomeMrs Eorothy Dbkei underwentaa operation it St Joe hospital,AnnArbor Monday Seer and Wise to Take OilPhone K I 70SJ2re Sunoco Fuel Oilii t HAS BEEN ADDBO TO OUR BUSNBS8 We Are Ready to Service You oa Botk No 1 and No2 0ilHANNETT ALSO AS USUAL WE HAVB THBBest Quality of Coal, OH and BriMkg SuppliesD E HOEY ft SONSPhone HA 68U9 Dexter V it from FioridoRoes Read and wife were Sundayj dinnere guests of Herbert Gillette t And wife of Howell Lucy Jeffreys spent Thanksgiving with Helen Tiplady Mr and MrsVince LaRosa attended a wedding reception at K of C hall, Ann Arbor, Saturday night forBruce Mussio A Mary Rone Smith The Vinceat Shields family ofAnn Arbor, Jack Sharps of Lansing Mrs Mae Metz of Howell werewere Thanksgiving guests of theLee Lavey family The Robert Tasch family spentSunday with the Carl Collins family in Detroit Mrs Emma Vollmer and sort,John, spent Thanksgiving in Detroit with Mrs Clara Kennedy and family Mrs Ree Miller entertained atdinner Sunday Jerry Mrofka and Dick Darrow With Rick they wentback to Alma, Mrs Ethel Pernert n Juliet 13Cosmetic Cnse1775Peirces Store for WomenUse Our Layaway PlanWE GIVE GOLD STAMPSyocoropaniaq thorn Turkey day guest of the JohnBurgs were the Lloyd VeaBlaricum family, Tom Hewe family tad Mrs THE ROUSH1ater Systems Pluubing Rep, 310Wchster Phone L 8 6607 Fhicknc WORK A smmers came frorn New licry with a deer and Guy HineheyIf It Is Made of Wood,I will Make It shf one nifr SnoHot Lake Aiteratioms, Cabinets, Teorffe Wbu f1 JInterior Finish in Lansm hls S18terThe James WWtley familyFtart UP WW27, 866RusSv1tw Thursday with ttieWttUfm WkftltJ Leke, Pteckaey, Wek mily in Ann Arbor M fPtCjEHlINOT 80,4iPAY BILLS ONLY ONCEWITH A CHECKING ACCOUNTYour check stub serves as a reminder to you ofbills paid and a cancelled check is proof ofpayment, its convenient to pay by checknostanding in lineno special trips to make Pay by checkthe convenientsafe and economicalway ilOOMJ tasweo t our memborsJdip m IksDeposit Inauranee CorporationTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK Over EightyNlae Tears of SafeDEW DROP INN Located at 45IS E MS6 Neiy te announce their Winter Bra e follows gUN TUES, WBD, THUR8 1 A M to II P MFBAY AND SATURDAY 10M A M to 1M A MCLOSED MONDAYSSERVINGEkreakfaati, Plate Luncheons, Dinnfcra, Short Orders, Ice Cream and Pop Carry Out Meals on Order Lonaie VaaSlambrook and MrsMary Haas of Hamburg ealled on the J H Hookers SundayMraTreas Coyle and Mark Melvtnwere fThankpgiving quests of theClarence Stapish family of Chelsea Lynn Hendee and wiffi spent Thirsday with the Dr Jim Nash family at Coldwater aThe William McMacken familyspent Thursday with his people atM PleasantDon Swarthout took Don Saveryof Chilson Rd to St Joe hospital in Ann Arbor Saturday in the ambaance He had a heart attack THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEIThe PiocJcnty finiitriuinRay M Itaffj, ML D Pinckaty MVMfPcy MVMgimCall llf A M to g00 P M Exeept WednesdaysMOIL, Tues, Fri, Sat 700 to 800 P MuveyGeneral knuraiicefPHONE U PLYLE W MUNSELL ASSOCIATE KKGJATERKD LAIS1SUE EYUiOUce 2ll cast Graud Itiver 1551W ttowell, MicliigaaUle W MunseU,1Bottle GasrOR COOKlNb, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYLlt L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL SAY IT A WITH FLOWERS troirHELLERS FLOWERS FORMERLY WINKBLMAVSJMiens 2W Pinckneys OLD MAN SUN powersrural telephone systemThats the news from Americus, Ga, where successful experiments using the Bell Solar Battery wererecently conducted The Solar Battery, an invention of Bell Telephone Laboratories, is the firstsuccessful device to convert the suns energy directly into a substantial amount of electricity While it is still tooearly to predict the future role of the Solar Battery, itsdevelopment is part of continuing research to help bringmore an better telephone service to rural areasDID YOU i thatMichigan Bell is the larg est single taxpayer to the State primary schoolfund This year over 8 million dollars was paidby Michigan Bell to thefund The fund is allocated to school districts throughout Michigan in proportion to the number of ,tiils in eachTKYLM TO Sii thatChristmas shopping question What, can I give thats different Hov s this foran answerlATENSIONTELEPHONES They make a unique gift not likely tobe duplicated by others Andtheyll be appreciated every day of the year save countless hourstake the run out of running the home The costjust 121 a month, including tax plus a onetimeinstallation charge Order your gift telephones from our business office todav vtc free to be installedafter ChristmasStanley Hall of Marine City, HarIan Hall of Pontiac, Charles White head aad Beatrice Lamborn ofGregory called on the Jesie Henrys over the week end Or R MeCtoskeyDENTIST112 Vfc North Michigan Ave Telephone Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentAuctioneerFaro Sales A SptoaiSertWylieCall FowlerviUL 226F6Arnold Beiqiaf233 Imadilla St PtoukaeyWatch KepairiogGold bta Wpicho, Wcncih BandsJtwe f Handmade Fathe Billionj Utter TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt and Courteoas Fhone UP 8554 125 Weftslr Fjnckney, HOHKDirector Equipment Servicec p 8amFrwi C ReldtW Sr OPTOMETKiiST120 Wes, Gruiul iUr Howeli Michigan358 oiueuce felWeekly Trip V PAla Jo to DetnTruckingRoger J CUT AgencytUMPLlsTE GOVSi1Pinckney AGEK4 2 MILL ST Mich Phoa Ul1Homes,You pejLast i lopertUith MHONE U H DR OPTOMETRISTEye ExamituitionsWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chikon Road, 4rui N of M Phon BiihVon AC 7AtVSFOR SALEWinter squash, beets Rentz 5036 Burgess XIPhone Ujrj9765 nevR ad AVOW PRODUCTSI have my new Avon ChristmasCatalogue showing a complete liae of Avon Gift Sets for Men,, Wo man ami ChikLen Several ISpeciaJsWednesday, Nov 30, 1I5too Marge Davis UiJ 897511FOR SALEMontgomery WadIroner in good condition Joo Marsh 10975 MontJsello Dr White LodgeFOR RENT4 room apartmentGene Mann UP 83252FOR SALE1947 ijds, 4 doorsedan 50 Rev Potters carMrs George Garrison HA 64633 FOR SALE4 room size oil burner25 6 cubic ft Noige Refrig 35 AH in good condition Thone UP 832fnFOR RENTHouae iully inschool bu stop, Short Line Bus afew rods to pavement Available Dec 1 Box 186, PinckneyI FRUITS VEGETABLES Pocket book, containing drivers license, lodge card and keysFinder return to Hermus Johnsonat Ora Haines Home, PinckneyWANTEDYoung men to learncarpenter work Good pay to startwith See me evenings between 700 and 1000 p m only Phone UP 8 6685THE STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the Countyof LivingstonIf the Matter of tht Batate elMargaret Stackable, DeceasedAt a session of said CurtH held onOctober 31, 1955 , Present Honorable Hiram Jt Smith Judge of ProbateNotice is Hereby Given, Thatpersons interested in said estate are directed to appear before said Pro bate court November 30,1965 at tenA Mto show cause why a license should not be granted to K Leola Town Hall Road, south Silver LaUName is Schatze Good rewardfor return Ray Kitteridffe, BetreitPhoae Vermont 61784FOR SALEWooden antique bed wh mattress ana erring Call UP 831S7 335 Pearl SttFOR SALEFirst cutting of Alfalfe and brome Henry Krahn5838 Spears Rd, PincieyFOR RENTA nouse Inquk, of Bill Pawlacczyk at ACO rToducte,Pinckney,6 cubic ft 24 ft extension ladder Herb Palmer Phone UP 8 334WANTBiJ New Corn We aro inne marker for new com and are payinS the top market priceGregory Fanners Elevator Gregory, MickTATB OF MICHIGAN Lavey, Administratrix of said estateThe Proute Court foi tb Gouty to sell or mortgage the interest of W4MPi rrr of Uvingiton gaid estate in certain real estate de WANTEDWaahingv anaIn the Matter A tee Estate of described in her petition for the pur called for and deliveredAdolph Grumelott, Deceaied P8e of Paying debts and expenses Phone Howell 1354 or r At a session of said Court held on Jt is Ordered, that nudce therwi November 9, 1955 be given by publication of a copy F0R SALE1941Present, Honorable Hiram R hereof for three weeks consecutively RonAjd trtmtogaMEATS GROCERIESFISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE Smith Judge of Probate previous to said day of hearing, inNOTIGE is hereby given tkxrt the rckney Dispatch, and tbat thpetition of Adalph Grumelott jr,ad Peoner cause a copy of this noticeministrator of said estate, praying Jj erved wh known partythat hig final account be allowed and JJ, M tfrtt the residue of said estate assigned to Jy l tTB ,the persons entitled thereto, wiU be demanded, at least fm 14heard at the Probate Court on Jpe Pnor lo oeli hearmg, or fefcamber 13th, 1956 at ten A M It ia Ordfeied, Tat nHrn tjftvr ney Mich4A,P,inckFOReach SALECOCKER PUPSPhone UP 8 6647 300be givan by publication of a cofiyhereof for three weeks wnsecuthWJythe Pfackney Dispatch, and that tjjipetitioner cause a copy of thig notice to be served upon each known partyin interest at bis last known addressby registered mail, return receiptmanded, atleast fourteen 14 j prior to such hearing, or by personalservice at least fie 5 dava nrtnrto such hearingHiram R Smith, lodge of PrbatA true MpyCelesta PanhallRegister of Probate R L SORRELLWater Welln and Pumpt9835Phone HA 6944ORDER YOUR taQ m Auto FEDAutomoHf Glon Sbld and1018 tam Grand KvwPhouo 1Mcold JIGVALalo processifd MTTFn ormod qrcryla i auraI mike wd HoweU at 4JS0Mason Rud Phone HowPj lilt ML YOUR BIN NOW AT IJWER PRICESPOCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS FEED A SUPPLY COMPANY ir V 1 IUS P1NCKNBY DISPAGB Wednesday, Nov 30,Santa Claus Is Coming to BrightonIN HIS HELICOPTER SAT, DEC 3rd LANDING AT ATHLETIC FIELD AT 130 P MBIG PARADE AT 200 P MSponsored by Brighton Area Chamber Commerce AVON PRODUCTSI have my new Avoa Christmas jCatalogue showing a complete line of Avon Gift Sets for Men,, Wo man and Children Several Specials,too Marge Davis UP 897511, BASKETBALL SCHEDXJLT 5556Dec 2, Brighon there December 8, jHbrtland thereDec 16, Dexter thereJan 6, South Ljron there Jan 13, Boysville thereJan 24, Britton here Jan 20, Manchester thereJan 27, Hartland here Feb 3, Dexter here Feb 10, South Lyon ZiereFeb 17 Boysville hereFeb 24, Manchester here March 2, Stockbridge thereLOCAL EVENTSThe Ralph Carey family of Detroit spent Sunday at the Lester Me Afee homeThe Clarence McGowans of Pon,tiac and Mrs Fannie Kavanauhcalled on Mrs Tress Coyle Sunday The Louis Swarthout family spentThanksgiving with the L J Swar thout family, The Merwin Campbells entertabthe James Hall family Thanksgiv ing and with them called on theHar Hall family near PontiacDavid Nash and Lee Hollingworthattended the Lions Green Bayfootball game at Detroit ThursdayThe Kenneth Zills of Ann Arborwere Thursday guests of the Mark Nash family and the Jack Clarka ofDexter and Bud Bekkerings of How ell SundayThe George Meabons,Bob MeabonJack Jeffreys spent the week endat LovellsThe Joe Jeffreys expect to moveInto their new home on Dexter Rda couple of weeksThe Andrew Nesbitts had forThanksgiving guests Dr W C Wlie and wife of Dexter, Gordon Hesters of Ypsilanti Mrs Julia Drutfgeand daughter of DetroitThe Earl Baughn entertained alltheir children Thanksgiving but the Bill Baughn and Mrs Betty Seefeldfamily The Seefelds were in Columbus OhioMrs Robert Bird of Wayne calledon the Earl Baoghns SundayThe Frank Aberdeens have movwitheir house back at Portage Lake and are enlarging and remodellingt They are living in the house nextdoor The Harold Porters visited friendsin Muskegon Friday Wednesday Lucille Cardell and Victor Andersoncalled on them The Rupert Garners of Detroitcalled on the George VanNormans SundayW H Meyer hunted deer at Qntagon with Detroit parties lastwerkbut said the snow was too deep for huntingThe Francis Shehans entertainedthe John Lundeens of Detroit and Bob Gannons of Redford ThanksgVing Nancy Lundeen spent the week end here The Shehans took herhome SundayHarold Adams and family of AnnArbor called on the Ralph Halls on SundayThe Roland Gortons and son ofBeulah spent the week end with theLawrence Camburns tecalleedelahi ev SewD rotteutetueA son born to th Bud BekkeringsBarbara Nash at McPherson hospital Wednesday was named Sten hen MarkThe Junior Robinson family ofAnn Arbor spent Thanksgivingwith the Olin Robinson family Phil Murphy, Mike Carr and Albert Mrofka of Michigan State and Rick Miller, Dick Darrow JerryMrofka of Alma college were homelast weekMesdames Eleanor Ledwidge andDenise LaRosa were in Jackson Saturday ,Irvin Kennedy and wife spentThursday with tthe Vem Kennedysat Lime Lake LakeTommie Read spent the week endwith the George Wilde family in Ann Arbor The Martin Ritter family called afthe Mark Nash home and at the Martin Ritter Sr home at LakelandThursdayMrs Ruth Ritter took care of thesmall daughters of Mrs Betty Lou Strong of Brighton last week The Robert Read family spentThanksgiving with the James Brogan family in LansingThe Louis Stackables entertainedMrs Eleanor Ledwidge, Jerry andDavid, Mrs Raymonda Morris anddaughters, Mrs Nan Meabon anddaughter for Thanksgiving oThe Howard Reads had for theirguests turkey day, Ross Read andwife, the George Wildes sr and theGeorge Wildes jr and the Don Dalls of Ann ArborMr and Mrs Roy Brooks ofFlint called on Mrs Mary Hoff last Tuesday The Cy AtLees of Gladwin andthe Bob Tasch family of Pinckneywere turkey eday guests of the Wayne AtLeesLawrence Camburn wife spentThanksgiving at the Clare Barnum home in UnadillaMrs John Wilson who has beeniing in the old Marble school hasmoved to Texas we bearpyThey lihy elniitL11Its time for emergency pasturawhen grazing sets shori like this 9D AIRY farmers can holp lickthe traditional summer milkslump by growing well fertilisedemergency pastures to pinchhit for bluegrass growth that is burned out by hot, drou htyweather, reports the MiJdle West Soil Improvement Committee Emergency pastures such asSudan grass or oats and rape, says the committee, can payoff in fatter milk chockscan save you minvnating the cost i grain They r n fu icosts of mik i rduccrease your iui tvj The key thighpasin get thoneeds a hi i Whethti grass or aemergency pnot only a L but ample amount of fertilizerus well Using a fertilizer containingnitrogen, phosphate and potashat from 300 to 500 pounds peracre can be good insuranceagainst poor stands and lowyields that cut the carrying ca pacity and run up the cost ofeach pound of feed Agronomists at Corn Bolt colleges say that seedmrjs foremergency or supplementalpastures can ton made up to themiddle of June Sudan grass is particularlyresistant to drought, the agronomists point iUt One precaution is necessity,however Agronomists nclvsekeeping livestock off grass pasture until lieis 18 or more incnthas taken on a dak , This is a saftu UJ acid po in T in iis is re ToioilsS cm,,,t h nd 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 30, 1955 Description An account of the resource November 30, 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 1955-11-30 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ae42ff98064bbf5c8ed4c1c1ae7c52bd.pdf e6e08b41a1df928ee19b55e832b4942e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i ,W Kfe atchiTHE BINqrNY DISPAlfH Wwbssday, December 7, No 49MIRROR Court New BASKET JMtL NEWSefect of vThoughts vary W tne eiIecl 0I Thex December court term starts Williams attack on the modur December 12 73 cases are litsdDolicies Qf Adali Stevenson j of them old ones There ae ,fiJlLht of the 156 convention n0 criminal cases7 seek citizensoip 8eason Friday by losing toBrWKelection Some figure he will Tbose seeking citaenship ore Beg Bull Dogs 42 to 30A defeasij gpf support from Gov Harrman j K,rahn Pinckney retr Parker, was Played most of the timePiEstes Kefauvor who had previously Aliie marker Maudeattacked Stevensons pstand and Yvvone Aiaaka iiiuskoDonald Winter, ReporterPmckney high school opened thJghled 6 to 4 at end of the fuquarter and Brighton led 17 to 64v r Albert Seiuniu, Paator Mea 800 and 000 amdevotion Friday evening , Friday evening aftevjand Saturday fromj m and SundayMussed Ste , a usmiXt tecome an attractive dak vitz, Eugene Moskoyitz at half time Going into the 4thWse in the convention should the The divorce cage8 lW Mary V3 iod Brighton was leading 28 to t withdraw Williams said Stev Don Fisherf Laura 8 Gordo , Ba, This time Brighton ran away n i tional Gtittrcha,i Brighton ran awayw suggesting a national j Hawks,Mary f ,4 Pnt break and repudiated the vs uene Charliek, Earl vS May Pckfyonly managed 5 Don policy Still Michigan Anna ys John G L er and Dick Higgs each had 8 Iexpect William to run yg Ronald Crist Vj Davy Burns 6, Tom Wyhe,fora term Dicksoa, Mar y v s Leonar d Konak , rTTu I o a RepUfaUcaitf arestil l fa r apar t in jrac e v harles Hathaway Gerald hu Henry 2 Sneriflthe choleefor candidate for go vs Jack Osborng Margaret va Walt Brighton was high man with 16,einor Both Mayor 9C, and er Rickeits,Stiiriey vs Albeit ii, Vioieite s Karoia Jacobvs Kenneth Mitchell, Margaw ,, , ,,Charles Phillips, Raymond vs Clara U comel Th Io3tt Williams in 1954 say lu Ewing, Ellen vS Leo Laedy, Joseh except for the flrst wwill try again y jJoivJiy Cunningham, Robert ssState Treas Brown called Farm Jerry Ann Brand, Jean vs Richard jieiaM, Maria vs Robert Miller,,ie vs Sharon Smith ICawary Mennonite ChurchBe Ezra Becby, PastorS S Supu Walter EachBently soy they prefer their preseatjobs Cong Ford has said no141but friends of Donald Leonard The Junior Varsity underMoriarity lost their game 47 tobut showed much promise of thii WorahifScb olPeoples MeetingCottage Fellowship Service 10001100 730800they was outscored 809This to the fact , was th, first tiM Wed choir pralicS Tl Passociations their views on nybythe milk sale 167 lbs percapitaOhio Durward Vamer, vice pref Michigan Stale Univcwuv nis C appointed chairman of Mich year He starts work Jan 01the Pinckney gym not in Coach Moriarity was pleasewith the work of Eddie Wakefiel v J rt Winger,School 930 A mMorning Worship 1046 a m Xhurs nigsit prajer meeting at tht clinch a b00 780 p zuChurcftM36 We, between Main and Unditla Streeti Eiementary SchoolKindergartenCharles Porter fell off his brothers horse and got hurtPauline Van CURRENT COMMENTFor the time in myand I am not so yrungHhtricum and her brother made a t Detroit News or Detvot preenov, uiun Susan BaugJm has anew snow suit Diana Andersonnicde a snow man Linda Whitlyand hw sister had polio shots We irl Beverly Weneel was visiting his i was published last Thursday Afewvreached here which were publfhedWednesday niht Years ago I carried the Free Press at Dexter ,thmorning editon of the News, Theyhad fltuine x newiloOAy Darrow was viaiimg nas had onP then The strike which exhi guind lather in Brighton Sat 4 to the Times was caused byday Larry Rutledge and Roolyjj20 sterotypers whose wage deDurow were 5 years old last week, i mands wee not met pkets were Llnua Steffen and Lynn Ann Stone j thrown around the plant and intinUlre 6 I bets of otkr unions went out inSecondGraft i sympathy We dt that hfticanley Lind is a new boy in our stnk i1 be f ln duratiomssre,in from Hesperia They were thl is the holiday m wbl Vie bioucd for 2 days last week Jeff Pars et their larif mount ofHendeo brought his cowboy outfit advertising The only time before10 school Susan Craijr has new red that w can remember whua Pinck suspeudurs Alan BurB has a black ne was without Detroit paperseye laul Huhmans doK was killed was ck ln 1912 when th, railroadLlalne Darrow brother caught a was blocked bv snow for eekThe tbit David Chainbers dad got a rabijit Coon and Squirrel Robert cUier has new bootsTomorrow hi mothers birthday papers came by railroad chenisDECEMBER JURY LIST Junior center who scored 17 poinu Rev Keith Ruegseggcr, PastorunamLee Tiplady, Edia Euler Dennis Clark 01 12 Sunday SchoolHamburgPercy Whitlok, 1en Friday night the team gQes to Mwning WorshipYoung Hartland Lets support themwith I Youth GroujUnadiLkiRalph Wright, Charles a good delegation as they areouij EveningServiceTerrell T after a league championship ainda A iriantchTistmas tree will be er HandyEd Zimmerman, Ben Young district titleSftcted on the state eapitol rro HartlandBen Potts, Theresa Pincklthe state eapitol vrro 1 HartlandBenlowing Every major office holder Weakley PinckneyBurg KennciarkWhite, rgconduct receptons the gover Hoyell CityGladys Rider, Hazl McCleer Ifnors will last 4 hours Catrell, ImuS rfState police threw a guard arouwd Howell TwpEdyth Andrson, Wakefield cthe governors mansion following Osar Carlson, a threat over the telephone it vovd logeoCKnton Postixf, Leah Fosbe bombed Thanksgiving A IB year te old boy has since confessed making MarionOrvillQ Porter, Fed R zekTyroneColin Bolton, Bill HoganBrighton CityInez Hamburg r,Virginia Herman Brihton Twp Anes Greenwood, Rumey IfJohn Carter Burrison, rfCohoetahMargaret Koch, Roy Paddock, cLannon Lovelahd, Igwaterfowl shot in ConwayMerlin Klein Eldon Rich Visel, rg Genoa Olah Bidwell, Ed Liddy Hudson rfGreen Oak Don Earl, F ed MHO Fuller, FG20 50161 1 FT01702 00 1 4240 20 12 , Coir Practice Werf, foir Practice Wed945 a m1050 AM 00 p m300 pm800 p m 100 n m,780 p m Second and ThirdKenneth Carr ho burned his handis back in school Mike HarJens uncle Clair went back to California he is stationedConnie KeiserNeighboringITi Stockbridges musculmr dystrophy15592Mrs Russt jveimi CONfERVAHONA rar Canadian lynx was shot in Brighton Junior VarsityFG FT PF2 0Delta county , north of Rockweek It was a female and weighed 18Pomte Motlleeo percent over that ye Xlast year Fisheries research crews compietd an inventory on 31 lakes this 544 00FG 041 02 00 32 4 42 10 J have im fim spending seval hd dinner with the Carpenters at, nl days at thir caLin at Douglast innet Lake Sunday Joan Eicn ans dog killed a Held mouse PatBill Dtmohue atcrnkd the inter Plmnmer went to the Mow ell show Secretary of Agriculture Bensonhas announced a federal program ofbeef and pork buying to bolster thefalling prices of those commodities Farm prices have been a headachfrom timo injmemorial and of the thousands of remedies tried nonehave been completly successful Thehad company from Detroit and thy troubie is there are years of pientyput the roof on their new home and years of scarcity an in t Judy Borowski had guests from tifa years the produce raised isDetroitSue Ann Kinseys sister soyeVai tjmes greater than the amvwondolyn was up northAnn Marie nmL lhat is necded The farmer i Youngs parents wont to Grand Rup tjie only business operator whoids Saturday The children stayed the other fennv set his priceat Don BurnsesMarilyn Singer kit auto mftker andevflfy other mami ten wandered avay She found hin factUrer announces what he mustat Mrs Stackulles The Cantrells have for his product The farmerhad dinner in Ann Arbor Saturday saVs What will you give me rthy Shetteelroe and her parentsa There has been altogether toomany plcne disasters in recentrffonths and evidently the plane isnational Stock Show at Chicago Saturday Mary Cosgray has a nov v omperfected Of rouse it is a lastrweek He was sponsored by the pony named Sunday Marc M,y lt thegound and if thFowlerville Community Stat, Pank is staying with his grandmihvr lanc h ch voUf Ground was broken Do, 2 for Clan, Carol Tauriuinen and r,, an do n Alaska last yek a jet ihae Jit an army husinir unit kill1rti the new Lincoln Motor Co plant at iamiiy were in Detroit SundayMNovi Mich va Barkers year eld brother walk mr U fxnU many of thom chlldi The Whitmore Lake school was Sunday for the first time She has fln,aight4ajW wtekr ityw tmies Kire utyi Happy uin Red Cross money was takeSharon Bradv 8 of Milford was10 01 02FG FT202204 2FTaway051 204050 320 1244PF5234 031 cidently exploded2 KeaJs Market of Brighton wiil2 open a branch market in the form er Krocrtr Store at Whitmore Iak22 David Penala guard on the Bih WiV tht, week em,J ill li 1 i adeSpelling bee winnerslie Jiuda, Mary Kllen ups,2g ton high school team was given hn orable mention on the All StateClass B team The Washtenaw county sheriffsdept has brought back Darwin0 Robinson from New Mexico charg end hlv, Jm o, haiiEARLY for CHRISTMASPacker IfBU They study fish populat Reporting that the Mail Early Wylie rf on brush shelters and food supply, for Christmas campaign is really Sjmonson, c Herbert Miller of the conserva in high gear Postmaster Baughn Henry gtion lept shot 4 docks with one today pave some , helpful hints on Huhman, rgshot SundayHe fired at a goose and how to be sure your Christmas Higgs, if the ducks got in his line of fireThe cards will reach everyone on your iiurns rg was also wounded but got list before Dec 25thOJ When you use 3 cent stamps on Brighton51 deer were bagged by archers your cards , you get firstclass ser gfiyder, Ifon Drummond Island this year com he sai1,first class friends deserve Fuller rfpared to 37 last year first class mail and the use of first Coflett, c61 rural mail carriers will take a class mail make it certain that your jVoran rgpheasant census this month Christmas cards will be delivered pea g 6F3 fishing sites and 160 acres f promptly Also, use of firstclass pos Watson, cgame land has been puchased in tage insures forwarding service if McLean, rgHillsdale county the addressee has moved or the cardThe cold wether has put a st p will be returned to you if the recip MASONS ELECT OFFICERSto coon hunting as the animals have ient cannot be located Then, too, on 82 votes were cajJt at thg electiongone into hibernation The young Christmas cards sent by FirAt class of officers of Livingston Lodge on I f0T 113500 sters need not worry though as mail, you can also include written Tuesday night, the biggest numoer Mr and Mrs J B Buckley of oit,of the Davy Crockett hats are messages making your greetings jn the history of the local lodge IoSCO celebrated 4jioir 50th weddniaue of cheaper fur more personal The results were ing anniversary Sunday She is ak herd started at Vander it is pefectly correet and in fact w M Alonzo VanSlambrook sister of Mrs George Rochegfcwith 7 animals now num advisable to include your return s W OrTand Winslov Chelsea high school beat Dextr tfeey are damaging the name and address on each Christ j, w Frank Zi Ut jn their opening game J5 to 55orfch ud FifthScharme lati Scharme latrTp killed last week when a shotgun ac ry PorL,r visitc,didtl ldd John Jio1, lri n 1MUSII Mini i vjJier trappedmuskrat Pat Tesiners family hadRolcuinpanv over the week endISingers grand pajents visited lhmveivCWallace Singer, Dontia JoanPatrick, We agreed with the fihed with stealing the car of Robert5 Foster of ChelseaQ Ted Slane of Chelsea won a num5 al on the University of Michigan2 freshmen team The Chelsea Construction Corn showed their new ranch stylehouses SundayThey si ing1, We signed the agreement ailintenrl to abide by it We are mauing1 a Christmas mural and gifts f r our familes We like the safebuilder game that Mrs Kelleib g us to share with the 4he are studying the mi dl States arvl find them interciting Our magic squares had ev ery pu7jed, they were lots of fuiWe are doing graphs andrecords of our test marksWe stilhave 6 absent Fifth and Sixth We wrote letters to children mClifford Miller I The Dexter high school football our rooms who have the mumpsWePaul W Curlett banquet was Thursday night withHarold PorterHarold Henryvut i,irvv w nittisuaii Jlare Millerit orf state land this winter for ready to mail you will do both your stewards Omer Cory Robert E4 wood, saw logs and posts The self and the Postal employees a real er George Enquhu ark Abnv and branched will be left for faV0r by putting cards with loc jhar1Jes Raker, DanVanSlamhrooicfoodSPECIAL NOTICBFrom now until furlner notice my be closed Sundays,ivey cal addresses in one bundle and the Tilerones for out of town destinations in eanother Then mark each bundle anj with special identification labels Bingo Brown of Mich Stcte Normalas speakered in Angola Ind, Nav 19will have to be ma, card envelope This helps your Xreasthe hard friends to keep their mailing Ii3tshantis must have uplddate and insures confection gname and address on of your list if the card is returned j w deliverable Chaplain Merwin Campben Alice Spencer of Brighton and 31 , t , f n tiAbout 55,000cres of timber vvill When your Clmstmas cards are Marshall Qare j Glenn Gallup of Howell were marr JS4Xthnames for Christmas giftsweek and elected officers ThePinckney team lost to Brighton 40 of sodi TS stationed there,Therehavo been olhctcafredys in other pails of hir nntinfinythiTig madeJ steel can give wayany time buti is more noticable when it is inthe airMaybe tintisgregiHioTi will befiiU a waliiy some fay but it fac e i had tnugh fight for manyyt irs to rum1 especially in the souih where segregation has alwayseiied In ftrratha, Ln, last week, dtholic bishop excommunicated 2Ca holie women who beat up a catechim tcnrhr who was teaching a class of white and neftro children It Juckron, Miss, Rev Callaway aPresbyterian minister was fired byhis church beeause he spole against tie Citizens Council,a organization ihdged to maintainIn the Virgina legislature aolishing public schools andlishing private ones with segregat ion will probably pass GeorgiaTech is booked to meet th of Pittsburg1 in that Xew Orleans New Y1 ars dayHowever the govomor of Georgiahas informed the Georgia Tech Teens that their team cannot playif Pittsburg uses their star negro in theMrs William Belz of Mason Rd We are planning 3 Christmasis a patient at St Lawrence hospit p,ays t0 put on a contost Wc had ais al LansingThe following were inducted into buarThere were 2 fires in this sectionweek Friday one of Wayne AtLees cottages on McGregor Rd at Portage Lao caught fire Therewns mostly snioke damfageThe tennant is Chris Ragake Saturday ttheof W Pawlczak atcought fire fionv a fireplaceand those for local delivery should 80B j Mr8 Flornese Burkhart, Living Leslio McAfee also23rd PRESENTATION be mailed at least a week before Clyde Fisher and wife attended J ss reporter suffer a0 tmoTfce 28rdNWal presenUtJon of Christmas Regarding the mailing wedding of a neice at Midland Sun a heart attack last week ard wstthe Messiah will be at the Hart Christmas gifts he postmaster fo taken to tMcPherson hospitalland Music Halt Dec 11 at 8 p n ponted out that right now or theLsorenc Gray Is conducting There next day or two is the time to ,et MrsCarr John McCoskey, Howell playerend on the All State PINCKNBY KINtJS DAUGHTERSThe Dauirhters helflCaningsof Chicsgo is sopranoMlofat, Mary MatfieM el Chicago,coatrdtto saloist ppiuM Nelson, Un ivcrsity of Michigan, tenor and Ara Detroit, baritone soloist mail All packages should beby Decenber IQth jMt week honostalls thfir officers Thursday niteRex Sackett, James Lunsford, OllnRobinson and Glenn Alt instalUohn Dancer is master elect On Saturday, December 10 ftti0 p m The Pinckney Asssembly rf Rainbow Girls will holdJtOTESSatteaded t teachers nifht Tassday Mike Heath sangand former Lt Oov Keyeof tkmr CoipiBitt wxt ToesTom Howe,PMdNf LIBRARY NEWSam The Tontine byIs Umbrella by UnBlade Opal toylr BASKET BALL SCORESArthur Hill 59, Ann Arbor 54Saline 68, Chelsea 46 Roosevelt lat Rock 56 Dundee 64, Lio66 University 44, St Thomas42 Deerfleld 72, Adrian Catholic Central 64 DewiU 60, New JUthro29 Dansville Wlllamstoft 40TJaTnes 67, Webberville 47 Hanover 51 Grass Lake 24 Ida 66, BrUton31 Leslie 92, Haslett 46 Okemns66, Fowlerville 48iF n Topl WNCKNBV OJU CALENDAR r v a roflkr 9RtmIar msstiag p mOESCooky 1SS5 htoctiS 7,MNEW COUNTYWe have sn article on the new hospitalas to why the b started It h stated the planningcommittee has not finished its study and that no federal fOHds can teobtained until 75 percent of thepledges are paid Captain Richard Arnett of theBrighton state police pest is fttiring after 25 years serviceBill Clark wrecked his car Mondaynight when he was coming home work at the Ford Ypsi factoryhe skidded on ice at tthe Blair on Dexter RoadMrs Mae DaUsr hurt her handMonday whea ths car in which shewas riding, dtftsn by Mrs Stella Garr went in the ditch this side of Mesdames Eloise CampbellH Martfcrwbo wetsin Uie car ne np mirtcat fc k noon with 3 members and 2 gue3tspresent Mrs Maurice Darrow rea iChristmas story from St Luke an 1Chrtmas carols were sung by thejrroup One new member was received n tye circle, Mrs Darrow readinpthe admission service Mrs Mae Da Her wss appointed chairman fvChristina boxes Medames Sadie RdmdAlffl Chamber awtttortthe hostess Hefreshmlns wareservedThe 3 Ann Arbor lodges will holda joint isstallation jA officer on December 16 at Maaoak temple Wallace KsnrXSd J D ofwill inMalt Mother Coburo, Marilyn GusafsonDon Hunter and Mrs Francis RODsin Also board members SCffEDULT IMiDec 2, Brighotti Uwre December 8, fiiartland thers Dee 16, Dexter there, U 6, South LyonJan 2 Manchestsr Jan 27, Hartland her Feb 3, Dexter arFeb 10, 8outh Lfo IhsrsFeb 1 Boysvflle WrFeb 24 Maachsster KtrtMarrA i, gtoekWdtt vil 7 ikSjJkLJni raxi PAY YOUR BILLS FROM HOMEFor busy housewives and tirtd bustaestnto, theideal way to pay bills without standing in lineor making extra trips is to pay by check Openyea checking account now make your depositsby mail if you likeHowelDONT FORGET youro invitedcooking demonstrationPROTA HOWELLTHEAJREHOWELL, MICHIGANFriday Saturday, December 9, 10 Donate FeatareJoha Wayne aitd Uurm BocallBLOOD ALLEYin SuperScepe aad Color ILEE THEATREWH1TMORE LAKEWacL, Thurs Dee 7 8 ONE DESIREA Dram StarringAna Baxter and Rock Hudson la TechnicolorFeaturette Novelty Newa CartoonPeter Grave anil Juan V FORT YUMAta TechnicolorWrSfit PcMfee ev4 eowsi rRiDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1955REFRESHMENTS PRIZES TIME 200 700 P MMrs Helen Ordway, Home Service ExpertSHIREYS RADIO AND T V125 PEARJ ST, PlNCKNEY Susiay, Monday December 11, 12Matinee Suaaay, 2a p a oont Cary Grant aad Grace Kelly inTO CATCH A THIBF s Tsshaftsolardepottta np te flOOWJ taaurea b ir membership in theDeposit Insurance CorporntJotTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK Ovr EightyNine Yearn ofSPECIALSglAK, Your Uoice LD OCLb jyCLEAN MA1Y SHORT RIBS, Lb 25c GROUND JfctF 3sfc, S Lbs tor 100 BtEF SOLD BY SlUt UK QUARTERBANANAS, Lb 12c WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAYS THE HOLLtoTER MARKET AY IT A WITH FLOWERSfromHELLERS FLOWER Tuasn Wed, Thar, Dec 13, 14, 15Uberace and Joan Dra in SINCERELY YOURSin Warner Color I Friday Saturday, December 9, 10DESERT SANDSSuperacope and Technicolor WithRalph Meeker, Maria EnglishandFORT YUMAwHJlPater Graves and Joan Yoha It, t ec4AuorSuru, Mon,Tue,WeiM Dee 11 to 14 Clark Gable, Jane RoaaeU aadTHE TALL MENk Color and CineScopeColor Cartoon and Newa Thurs, Fri, Sat, Doc 15, 16, 17Great Quest or California and ItSEVEN CITIES OF GOLD30 members of theCongl senior choir wentauditorium, Ann Ardor Sunday tosee the MessiahGeorge VctnNorman was in Detroit laat WednesdayMesdames Genevieve Read, HelenMitteer and Francis Howlett sa,the Messiah at Hill auditorium, AnnArbor Sunday, jDeluxe Color1 and CinemaScopeStarringMichael Rennie, Anthony QuiaaoPincknty Richard Eoges, RiU Moreao to Hill reatnrette Living SwampCartoonSYLVAN THEATRE mFriday Saturday, December It THE WIZARD OF OZWith a low eost Baak Laan Yoa CAB SPACB OUT THOSE EXTRA EXPENSES tt TechnicolorStarrn Judy GarlandCartoon andShows 710 and 913 NewefWeight only 20 lb Cuts within I Inch of groundSaws full powtr In any position New McCulloch Modal 33 U ih only lowpriced chain saw with a fhaie Important features Automatic clutch automaticrewind starter allgear transmissionantifriction bearings throughout aircrafttype carburetorplated blade, handlebar, and muffler POSTLI F ERegluar monthly tills doat both Sum Mon Tiies, Dec 11 12 IS 3er most people Budgeting takes care of them But when unforseu j lv hlti AiiD BACK etras gang up thats different StarrngNext it tAppens to yoa call on tut Audie Mw d Charles DrakA cash amnce will rnovt the emr j ,ln Wfeopa ami Cokr fjincy Then you will have ample Sunda Shows 3, 5,7, 9time for repayment out of current ,,income A I Wednesday Thursday, Dec 14, IS Remember, too that paying off v A Drama Starringyour loan at the First National , THE SHRIKE June Allyson and Jose FerrerCartoon ami Spjii Shows 715 and 910 Coming next Fr,day SaturdayBank improves your, credit fee future money need National BankPd vof THE TRIALKiddies Free Show Sat, Dec 1290, 100, ZM p mPARMENTERS EQUIPMNT SUPPLY CO905 E GRAND RIVER, Brightoa PHONE ACADEMY J Up to 10,600for Each Depositor t LOThe Pinckney Community Playersj wiu pUt on the play Madam the j Boss at the Community hall Dc,16 The cast is Justine Ledwidge,Cecil Hendee C W Hooker, AnnaReason, Irving Richardson, Glean and Francis BowmanVera Kellenberger and RobertDownn were married at Toledo tn Nov 28A fijrht over hunting took placeon the John Fisher fsrm in Wabs erFriday Renton Prillhart, William May MC Beck were hunting therwithout permission and when orler ed off a fight took plare M1, Fisher was hit over the head by a fua and badly injuredBrillhart was cutabout the face The injured taken to an Ann ArborDfftllfS THIS Later the 3 hunters were ctrraetedfor assaultMrs Francis Baldwin, 23, wife efHowell business man, wai founddead in a gas filled room there lastSaturdayAllyn Burton of Strawberry Lakewas married to Mare Piquette afPetersburg Nov 27M T Kelly of Dexter has a letter in thisissuG explaining why the Notre Dame team is called the Irishalthough there are few Irish on It In eearly days the team was predomiately Irish Hence the name Butyftr thflTKecafTEatvs going places with theToung uTHeartlHurry over Thrills await you inPlymouths great HyFire engines,miracle products of Plymouths new60,000,000 engine plantWith up to 200 hp and now 9090 oTorque, these new powert ills of the lowprice 3 give youjet4ike takeoff and blazing aafety sprint acceleration, plus economyYoull also discover Plymouthsmagical new PuahButton Driving new Aerodynamic Styling smoother new ride and many new safety featuresDrive the jetage Plymouth 66at y dVlvs trrJay Plymouths fh first lowprica car tooffer you PushBurton Driving Try HITHERES GOOD NEWSat your Plymouth dealers 1 Youll see tomorrow stylingtoday in the breathtaking new Plymouth, and yullfinda modern financing plan that will fit Plymouths low priesinto almost any budget Bettarsae your Plymouth daaiar,as soon jo oss 1Aerodynamic PLYMOUTH Best buy newbetter tradein, too200 V 8 hp available vfttyPowerPak in aH 4 linesBvort, Ssvoy, Pita tnd Siiburbsn Of ehoost 1S7 hp in Belvedere and I r get 180 V8 hp 11 you pfefw tht supertconomy of Plymouths Powsrflsw iatoo svsilsWi in sH 4 linesyou get Ui up, oi v ana Plazavui PowerPakVans Motor145 EAST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY, MICE PHONE UP 8 3341from Russia, Germany, ScandaniviaGreece and Italy have been manytimes greater them from Ireland,and they have crowded the Irish out This can be seen by raadiifthe lineups of city high school ata letic teams and big league bass ballteams This also applies to soasstfalthough many fighters fight wuierIrish name Born to Virgil Amburgey andwife Dec 2, a son, Robert Guy Mr and Mr Emmett Barry atStockbridge entertained the LaoMonks, Louis Monks, Minnie DoedyIrvin Kennedy, the Edward Saears children aad Julia Monroe farThanksgiving dayThey are taking some gpd s4kon the flUDpOBd Roy Raaaom ft a 12 lb one laat weakThe old Dexter opera house toriltby Decker Jenny for a skatiarink in 1884 is being torn dewa4 years later it was made into oporahouse aad hoQSfd many tummmshows and stock companies ia its day,It had one of tha bastfloors hi tha countryWednesday, December 7, 19553T48U UiOBKMMatter at MYRON HUGHEShi1 of Majcfc 8 1177114 Bo HowaU 8t Pteekaty Store ILINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES ORYGOODSKEN1SED1 GENERA I WORE cHis, Hers, or Lawrence Camburn, Harold Porter Clifford Miller and wives attended an 0 E S meeting at PleasantLake last Tuesday night where thedegrees were worked the old fashioned wayMrs Ruth Ritter and childrenIsbell Nash called on the John Strong family at Whitmore LakeSundayThe Harold Porters attended aWfcite Shrine meeting at Ann Arbor Saturday nightMrs Clifford VanHorn with theWray Hinckleys was in Ann Arboi ThursdayMrs irvin Parker visited her sMrs Viola Sherman at UniversityHospital, Ann Arbor Sunday John McDonnell came home fromSt Joe hospital, Ann Arbor FridayiMrs RalnK Hall attended a bridal shower Saturday at the home of Mrs Robert Smith in Plymouth forher neiee Marie Ann Curtis Mrs Helen Miller of Lakelandand the Harold Maycocks of Ping ree called on Mrs Ata Meyer SundayThe George Meabons came backfrom Lovels Sunday Mrs Blanch Clark was in AnnArbor Saturday Mrs Binnie Henry taught schoolfor Mrs Beachy last week The Ralph Hall family spent Sunday at the Allyn Whittaker home inYpsilanti Lloyd Hendee is busy working onthe Putnam township tax rollMi3 Thressa Coyie spent Saturday with Mrs Rose Hendee and Mrs Wcltha Val The Don Burns famiy were Sunday guests of Mrs Theresa Coyle Mrs Theresa Coyle with the VonHums attendede a card party Satuiday night at the Hamburg schoolwhere Mrs Burns teachesOin Robinson jr is laying1 thetile floor in the new Elementaryschool Mis Eleanor Ledwidge and sons, vy ard Ihivi i were in Ann Arbor Arhur Saturday Kev Fr Keith Ledvwdge of Duvion spent Thursday with Mrs Eleanor Lehvidge Ve have received a letter fromPv Samuel Lafata of the Soil inncampaign of Word War II He was employed by the Hudson Motor Cobut now works for the Wayne ToolCjlIe has u children one being boini1 October He wishes to be remem bwed to the Gerald ReasonHill Jeffreys Hurry Murphy and Stackablefamilies Mrs Theresa Coyle an i Helen Tiplady 92Complete Line Plumbing FixturesGl a an AUTOMATIC BLANKET Whether for twin bed or a big double bed, therean automatic blanket for anyone on your Christmaigift list Its the gift that keeps on giving from the momentits plugged in All night long, all winter long you get luxurious warmth without diweight Automatic blankets make wonderful giftsfry yry rnutnYmt rf frha familysee YOU ft DEALfiR or Detroit Edisonunocc ,HAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR BUSJNE8Sre Are Ready to Service You on Both No 1 and No 2 OilALSO AS USUAL WE HAVE THEQuality of Coal, OJ a id Bidding SuppliesD E HOEY SONSHA 64119 IfcUr tX29 Srybt to Chooff html of Chubbs Coineriwho was hurt in an auto ace i ent islowly improving The Ambrose Kennedy familywere Sunday guests of the Gerry Kichman family The Dale Miller family attendeda party at the George Graiarn honeat Coleman Sunday honoring Mrs Millie Graham on her 80th birthd32 were present, Open house washeld in the afternoon John Boyer and wife called onthe Edward Lajoyce family inMiarborn Sunday James Smith,, formerly of VinesRoad, Marion, died at Howell lustweek The funeral was Sehnucken burg Funeral Home Thursday Heleaves 4 childrenWirt Smith of Marion diid la tweek The funeral was at the How 11 Methodist church ITeweli leaver 2sons and a daughterThe George Dnyrg family of Detroit spent the week end with Murr ay DaggDr Steve Brown and dauuhte,Marlyn, of Detroit spent Sundayit the Fred Read home Mrs, Clara Eisele and children ofDetrot spent Sunday with Mrs Emma VollmerThe Doyle Templetons of KeeoHarbor were Sunday guests of theLtwShirteyfamilyRoy Reason and 2 children, LeotaReason and Mrs Edna Reason all on Mrs Lola Carpenter in PontiacSundayMarion Reason attended the funeral of Met Bradley at Fowlerville Saturday Mrs Vivian Ledwidge and JennieLynd attended the Messiah Hill audorium, Ann Arbor, SundayOna Campbell and wife spent Sunday at the Carl Lentz home in Lan The Merwin Campbell and ArnoldBerquist were in Detroit Thursday C J Clinton and wife visited hismother, Mrs Elizabeth Clinton in Royal Oak Sunday Wesley Palmer and family of StLousi, Mo, the Peach Palmers, Flintand Wesley Palmer and wife of De troit were Sunday guests of theHerb Palmer family Bill Clark and faftiily of Ann Arbor are now living, in his mothershouse at Dexter ComersMrs Dorothy Dinkel came horn, from St Joe hosptal, Ann ArborUst Wednesday The Curtis and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Tas Complete Lin e Healersa Sel l tart Service UP S 6RA8TWagoners Oroce iv 6086 PineHty MeuSoer anl Win fluPhnne Hovi ryr VI WIts NEW its k, Mlienderm eolon Juliet 13Cosmetic Case 1775price plut txPeirces Store for WomenUs Our LayawayWE GIVE GOLD STAMPS IWednesday The CurUs Pattc of Stodcbride called Thurtday fti ROUSHWater Systems Plumbing Rtpa 310 Webster Phone UP 8 660 HnckneyMrs Volamary Wnitley Md diughtrt viait w w j T m w i T ed the Foni Rotunda at DarWrBIf It Is Mode of Wood,I wUl Hake It Mond RndAltraUonf Cabita, corations Interior FshiyJIMDoris Saeed elub nterUiiMd FhoM UP 8S827, 8656 Ruthvkw Mrs Eleanor Ledwidethe Kevin Ladwidgt family Sharon Orittttk Look You hove a wcuher thot takes the hard work out of washingo You have a rang that takes the fatigue out of cooking I You haw a vacuum that takes tho muscle out of cleaningBut what good do they do if you brec i your back every ironing day 8SfWW5backache nng of the Past PrLivingston Countyat the home of Fowlerville MonQ THE BUSINESS 7 Gordon Heaters of Ypsilanti fAt the Andrew Nes Hi James Burns family of Aim AAorwWe Stfhday guests of the ,Rly Burn family 4inl jkille Camburn took hermother Mrs Sarah Barnum to Jack son last week to visit the latter8sister Mr Vewt Ryan Tke Frank Aberdeen, BrandonWhite jr and tht Tom Manions at tended a birthday party Saturdayat the Earl Baughn home for Neil Baughn ll0rjL M to 200 P MExcept Wednesdaysjion, Tues, Fri, Sat 700 to 800 P M HOMEDirectorModem Equipment Ambulate SarvivPHONE U P 81172Fred CtLAILYLE W MUNSELL ASSUClA il REGLSTfcKJOJ LAiiSLIttl JJlOffice Zlli iat Grud Hnti 1551W bowell,rle W Muoseli iLiuVu9i We hlv PHONE U PIronrite Model 850Ironnle AUTOMATIC IIONIITHF The appliances you have are wonderfulThey help you live longer, look younger, feel better So why let hand ironing the last tough, mean, dreary job in thehouse rob you of your looks, yourhealth and yovr youth You donthave to For now theres a simple way to iron, too Theres a wmderful appliance that lets you sit down, relax, andiron beautifully, in less than half th time it takes you by hand That appliance is the Ironrite Automatic Ironer Ittsimple to operate and amazingly inexpensive It will iron anything you canwesh, and it will end, once and for all,the achy, wornout, tiredallover feelingof oldfashioned ironing day We want you to try ironing the simpaway on an Ironrite We want you to come in, sit down at one of our floormodel, pid see for yourself how simple,how relaxing this revolutionary way ofironing, really is, DENTISTNorth Michigran AveTelephone Office 935Residence 814Evenings by AppointmentSerf CJall Fcwlci vlk Notes of 48 Years AgoThe Chance Club met with Nurma Vaughn Tuesday eveningSchool had to be dismissed Monday at 330 because it got so darkAlvia Wilsey of Detroit was in 7town last week installing a Pitnor j gasoline lighting system in the CongM church There are now 3here the others being in the Meth jodist church and Dispatch officeWill Nash was Hamburg Typ and announced he would receive taxes oa different days at Hamburg j Campbelltown, Pettysville and his Ihorn ,vJohn Jeffreys, marshall drew 813lit month for being marshall and feeding trampsThe village council voted to payfor removing snow from the side walks this winterBom to Fred Mackinder and wifef Anderson Dec 8, a girlJ B Munsell and Miss Weller ofHandy were married Saturday ITe is a Detroit law student J M Bradley of Iosco brought arlod of cattle home from Chi cago last weekWilliam Hooker of Pettysvillc rwm m u 1 v , , , FOR RENTTwo beilroom housegrindin bk COMPLhTE IS S U it ASC GO VETAGEEdith RCar 14 2 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phone UP 08131Homes, Lrte PropcrtCN OpiJiirtunities Youi Ppenv Hith233WatcQBuiIWD1O 1KLKVFSION SERVICB i nad CouiteouFfhune U1 f 125 Websir 81 IT P 8J1DR JT OPTOMElRISTEye Examination Wednesday and Saturdayby Appointment9126 Chiton Road, 4 mi S of M Phone Brighton AC 7OV1W , , , , FOR Rannounces he is now grinding buck , wnJlt 6 modernAll the Frank P Glazier factorit and banks are still closed down F0R Earl Gallup L7P 8310houses, strictly mod FOR SALEElectric Train and accessories on plywood table 25 Bob Read Phone UP 83295FOR SALE Quarter of beef, lieready December 19 next Harrison Cooper Alpine 6 2138VEY HARDWAREYOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYtlE L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELL IDEW DROP INNBreakfast, Plate Luncheon, Sinners, Short Orders, Ice Cream and Pop Carry Out Meals on OrderLocated at 4588 1 M3 NeaiLakelandWishes te announce their Winter hours as followsBUYINGSUN TUB8, WW TMVM10 A M to II P MFRIDAY ANB SATURDAY 16M A M to 1H A M6L08B9 MONDAYS A petition has been filed in Judie ern Sylvester Harris farm suptEdward Kinnes court in Ann Arbor Leo Davis farm Phone UP 83230 AVON PflODUCiSto have W W Widmeyer, Ann Ar I have my new Avon Christmasbor attorney, appointed receiver for LOSTCollie, tan and white 1 yeir Catalogue showing a complete Hoe his properties Attorney General, old answers to name of Dukechild of Avon Gift get3 for Menj Wo Bird is investigating to see if Glax rens pet Liberal reward man and Children Several Specialsier had more state funds deposited Phone HA 6 3710 Wednesday, Nov 30, 1956his bank than the law allows An too Marge Davis UP 8976Itdrew Sawyer sr of Ann Arbor is FOR SALEurniture at Rev Pott Glaziers attorney The Dexter bank er home at 333 Unaiilla St, Pinck jR SALE OR TRADESix Cubweathered the storm There was a ney on Thurday December 8 from jc foot seaied unit Electric afiigeislight run on it Monday but the po 100 p m to 500 p m Purchases ator Charles Baxter pie who withdrew their money lat must be Paid for and removed on Phone UP 8 9788 r put in back We understand the that day Mrs George Garrisonthe stockholders used 20,000 in un FQR gAI 7jTinTT inter squash WILL DO TYPING, ADDRESSdivided profits to cover a Glazier hALLJ Mntis xvmter sqasn INGloan on a Ion,, time note In the RcnU 536 BarffeSS admeantime with both bank and fac Phone UP 8 9765 tory closed Chelsea Is a city of idlePinckney sf VEGETABLESMEATS GROCERIESFISHK MARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICELAR meats and Office Work at homePhone UP 89720people FOR SALEMontgomery Ward pnT OATT , ,, ,, T , FUK bALL4 room size oil burnerIroner in good condition Joy Marsh ,, XT c uurcr , ,, t TTTV T , 5 6 cubic ft Norge Refrigrtor10975 Montiiio Dr Vhite Lodfe onaaA r wr u 1 o opeed Queen Washing machinej FOR RENT4 room apartment 25 All in good conditionGene Mann UP 83252 Phone UP 8 3233AIR LINE COMPANIES FOR SALE1947 Hudson 4 door Ort RENTHouse idly inpsedan 50 Rev Potters car scnool bus stop, Short Line B a Mrs George Garrison HA 64633 ew rxls to pavement Available Dec, 1 Box 186, Pinckneybook, containingers license, lodge card and keys FR ALEFirst cuiing of AlfalfeFinder return to Hermus Johnson ad brome Henry Krahnat Ora Haines Home, Pinckney 5833 Spears Rd, Pincifiyto leancarpenter work Good pay to startwith See me evenings between 700 and1000 p m onlyPhene UP 8 6685 ft 24 ft extension laddrPalmer Phone UP 8PAATS called for and deliveredPhone Howell 1354 orWaldin SuppIlM Auto Pm FOR SALE1941 Merciu Automotive GlaSB Sbld and r Ronald Stowe,408 Unadiha P inek lnstaUed ney Mich1018 Eat Grand RlywPhone 25U Howell Michigan LJI FOR SALECOCKhR PUP8FOK SAiGHVEL waffled each Phone UP 8 6647land and gravel arad oj oed also processed road gravel REACT MIXKD COVrpFTFDU oBAm oomiinr 3 00R L SORRELLMasonrnos 11 s 9 U1 of Pampfl srviced9835 DexterMnckney fitfPhone HA 69454ORDER YOURCOALFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICESPOCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETSHARD COAL STOKER COALSOFT COALA RMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 07, 1955 Description An account of the resource December 07, 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 1955-12-07 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0c4257d9feca8b12ba807021bfdbfb7c.pdf 70bf17970261833371bdedb7312fc9c0 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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PtpR VGVWV N V Pinckney oiumeKaANEducators have launched a camLEO C LAVEYLeo C Lavey, son of Michael and Roche Lvey was born April UTHfe BtMCyNFY DISPATCH fdnesday, Decembe4,1BASKET BALL NEWS tiattoiic urn Donald Whngrer, Reporter launccw w i iiirer, neporterthe last tinge of 17 and ded December 8, 1955 The Pnckney Pirates opened their MV Rhool r several years illness He at League of Lakes season paign to remove a from the Michigan schooli They are doing it with the Maryfa Catholic Fr Albert ScmiiUt, Ptor ElementarySecouu GraftKuih Beeachy went Christmoppiag,Alan Uurs fatheri job theyof half was even, rabbit David Chambers saw uonal fa Is aHn8oring it In briefprovide ior cm 8 man boardwhould appoint the supt of eiu cation and would be on the ballotnext folk This reform has appeared Kfore and vanished several tunes nQHttle HoX commission reeom I served on the schoo lhe ntue nw c and as toWnshi treasurerwas a proficient broke awayseveral years Hartlands 7 in the 3rd periodwith the Cal A7 to Hartlands 7 in the 4th iliio he piaytnded and Dexter teams had 12 ana 11 and Tom Wvle 6was a veteran of World War Pinckney plays at Dexter Frid served on the school bord The Littln Piratti under RavMoriarity won k MMENT Lea Merritt ni Livingston Co iiess comments on the recent ewasy nte ChurchKw zra Ikahy, Pastorworking out 1 fK2 he married Ella BlackThe , wants a blanket were born to this union who with striS men piled up the first halfpey for the schools mother survive There is a Ied but a new lineup the scoodh for each teacher in the ter, MrsLaura Gradwell of this half scored 3 points to Hartfan legislature refused ani Psce and a brother Norbert of Da G Everyone of the 11 players got atto the school boards It TlVee brothers, Adran,,Lor least 2poinis Quake W kfied but had no luck Dennis K went shopping in Briyhji day Loi Snirey went to thir at Zukey Lake Elaine Dar loft it up to the school boardsedusee auu iiv , at all Supt Clare Tayior i ill nmjatit it no to the scnoei uiw o, uiaeveloped ttt last year some dl and Duane are debased,tricts used the money for other The funeral was at st , ,, uay Schoolwas high with 16 and Dick Imus 3UtuiliS Woraliip Walter Each100011J0I800 ijs dad went ice fishingslider, Paula Wilson and Rov ardin went to the Dexter sh uol Menkes twin brother and bi ter are a year oldMike Cavan is Second and ThirdMarc Meyer went ice skatingWilly Li5ed the money ior other ihe funeral was at St Marys , n u praj ,an d th e teacher s go t n o nurcn , baturda v mornni , Rev Al p clne y Varsit y F G F T P F T P l chiuc ht all Supt Clar e Taylor , bertSchmdt officiatng Buria l wa s P 5 14 l Wed oi r P ,arU Simonso nHenr y prater meetiii g cape o f 3 prisoner s fro m th e Cbil so n priso n cam p wh o kidnappe dan d robbe d a farme r an d mad e hi mwiv e the m t o Detroit H e say s th peopl e in that sectio n shoul d hav some s protectio n fro m th e inmfc to i th e priso n cam p whic h th e stat ecorrection s committe e ha s s o fa rfaile d t o tfve A coupl e o f year s ag owhe n a n inmat e escape d an d com mitte d a robber y an d moleste d a w o a petitio n wa s circulate d an dextensivel y signe d in tha t sectio ntekin r J Tha t th e priso n cam p beremoved 2 I f tha t wa s no t possibl etha t th e groun d b e fenced 3 Tha tth e week end Bett y Puckei s th e prisoner s wea r a distinctiv eiTaow j auiil an d uncl e fro m Illinoi s vs t d parb 4 Tha t th e cam p b e lighte dttO a m, her Charle y Schmid t sa w a Chv a t niyht Th e boar d o f supervisor s104 5 a m vi s progra m in Ann Arbor Couu e approve d it and forwarde r it to t hhope s e schoboards will rae St Marys Cemetery,the teacher as near 200 as possible 1 nn arR will be equipMrs Mary Hoff, 77, died at herIoncne wjatjuci T The state police cars will 0oil with picture apparatus an A pictures m high accident areas home heie may take 2 troopers to a Cii1, after a Inn vBs expected to teke effect Memor , ghe ,Wday when the 200 new tote j rijary 17, 1878, the cagkter oftroopers are graduated j William and Nellie Catlin For a Trtand Varsity FG FTv 105 000 in planning money 01 , rinrM,o f , T y r, rziig L 4 nff huildincrs has , 333 040 0 04 4 30 ,0 0 5 1 68 M36ft a SireetRev Keith Ruegsegner, PastoiSunciy School visiteJ her aunt and uncle in prison commission and that wash00 Jaciison over the week end Mal, n j Jast heard of although the place730 jp nu j,uer shopped in Howel Satuuii 1 is now lighted nights TFe bic diff Anne Marie Youny went to fie culty is that ihe Chilson camp is asiioppnjr center Saturday and sv part of the youth reformation proMam and JLidy Ru nolds Joan Eiclunan wr it ject started by the state to rehaW,i 2 nefw state office tvfl released One is the rjt building the other far those de iiffSimmonsChristensen Junorf hunters , f 1 than last year Bag The f ,,re more plenJf a day, 10 inyc y killed lct U pi cos cosin pn 1,400,0Rabbits haveft still jrU ville one day lastseasons bag there tHospHoff150 Thereefceut ,f war, at the SvaFi9rTa Hoiie this after , officiating Buria1 wasLavn Cemetery, Flint,SYLVESTER BULLIS, uer Uulis, 8S, die j,at Knvo il, Stcckbridge, Sunday nefiClarkocvov R, Momin WorsliipYoutn Group Evening ServiceL Prayer MeCcui Choir Praciie Wtrt Poir Practice 700 p mNeighboring Notes50 0 oFC FT PT TP ie skating Sunday itate iirsit term youthful qffeudeaRonald Vedder reports he and his and prevent them mingling with parents saw flying saucers, over thu liardened criminals as they wouldM school house Sunday if set to prison The judges are sup300 D m Third Glade 1Sed to send ony b0s the who800 D m ralg tamy visuod the Jllln thcv think en be reformed Their m Valtons Sunday Mr Harris javc judgment is not 100 percent soSO n n Dick Kiein a JU1Py Dic Klcitl mJ there are occasional escapes as his family visited the Lee Hills fun thyre always has been from all prisiJy in Detroit Sunday Mary Wylie ons The boys are placed on honor was ice skating Sunday Robert Hence the absence of fences In theilopke has a new overcoat He vs main the idea is good but it willD A J vtts ice skating Sunday So also never work 100 percent perfect TmBorn to Leo Gibey and wife of ttas Sandra Shirey David L ars 3 who kidnapped the farmer wereoTSdov arptoi iaLherwent bbit huniinat v rrold,The y wer e cau th e nex t da y an d ar e no w awaitn gsentenc e in the Howe jail Th e strik e o f th e worker s o n tthre e Uetro t paper s is in its s eweek bu t it doe s no t see mcoul d continu e muc h longer, Hi e paner s losse s iniifv r must i boockbridjre, a so , Mar k Steven Georg e Sharland , 92 , o f Stoc klidg e die d lar t weo k Reuhe LOPM D got some Fourt h Grad eW e hav e bee n chose n b y Mrs e to nslv n Iveilenberge r t o mov e int o on o , f rl ha d h f cfL hai d an d arn i th e room s in the ne w additio n afte rHadl y mjnprle d in 1 ,, n pldc e u Christmas W e ar e workin g o n ,i r l weel t heJrha d t o l, o anputah Christma s decoration s an d ha x e4 tjuramcnLletnde g ce x eS n eMe d , larte d a mura l showin g th , stor vArthu r OConne o f Ly n Ionkille d las t week v,n th A iri r , fores t fir e divisionDeadlin e foi Th eJan 28 ,civilapication s is Dec , 21 seisi e examinatio n is Jir AUega n dee v kil l ma y se t nre c 1 I 55 wer e sho t th e firs t 4 day so f th e season ii Simmon s Rulli s a d w s bo r i i rnlyrdoi townsh p Jun e 22 , 1874 fie Winoarne rmove d t o Pinclne , vit h hi s fam l V ,, an d attende d th e Pbckne y school Jh, rfUt earl y hi e h o worke d o n ths fa i sTr c8t O SPECIAL NOTIC Eno w unti l furthe r notic e m ywil l b e close d Sundays Le e Lave y d c m th fai so f Dr C W Haz e an d late r wa siol j an ri ive c fo r Dr H PSirter Th e 1 lite r a t tha tim e k it 121110 0 92 20 31 11 12 3 22 of th e Hol y Land , an d th o m a rig tW e ar e makin g th e decoration s 1 Christma s tree W e ar e tryin g 10 murk Al 1 th e lefrit e origmft poemsam i si nits in Unadill a township Alber t Klin, , ICiUc n DAvning , Ki m DuBois , K adiv r tin tr u a , uriesie d Co r 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Maud e Ma y o f Gre DOH I p iiellc home Afte r tl r ory Sh e die d Jan 8 1934 Thor e Tim s T i Safket f MarshaTl ,mM tin o w p nlanne d ou r ar e tw n rinnnv,,,, W m, , , unxor d al l o f Dvnit s,,, Christma s part y an d dre w nanus Th e res t o f th e evenin g wa s sp e Uin sewing Ou r nex t meetn g is atth e ItasvdJ o home SPECIA L NOTIC ETh s is to notif y m y patron s th utli c Tinckne y Beaut y Sho p wil l b o close d fo r on e mont h du e t o th eCoshans o f Creor y an d Mrs Ma e Robe sjMijyc r 0 Munith Th e funeral wa s Tuesda y after n n i t th e Milne r Funeral Hom etockbridge , Rev Cochran e officia ting Buria l in Plainfiei d Cemrtery Pis oit Sec p m ChipJain , Clyd eI Stockbridge Th e nr Entranr e of Lodg e Officer s dayInstallatio n o f Officer sPresenta t on s etc Refresments Th e installatio n followin g w i fJon p tim e pu b Michael Winisk i VvC hav tRacie r fel l an d Chnslma s ireec sinc e Frida y an deck Sh e i s in ar e decorutini r it W e hav e f i Jio yAHHjrIIe r so n Scout s in our roo m bu t onl y 3 wen toperatio n re f m th e ove r ngh t campin g trip W ear e decoratin g ou r roo m Co r Christ ,ic e Ollrien , 8U , forme r Web maa Fifth iiad tW e ar e sorr y Cliffor d Igfle rorok e hi s le g whil e plivin Fiida yH e wa s runtnrK r wlie n h fel l dov nan d ther e wa s a pileupW e ar e seen d puilihed inJutroi l ai th e 1olisl i pape r isIfKiMn in Knglis h bu t thei r circu laii n is ,iiaf Soni c o f th e border in g paper s suc h a s Roya l Oa k an dAn n Arbo r ar c printin g extra s bu tniwspri t is scarc e an d is allote da d abou f 200 0 a da y is al l the y ca nniaragc Als o the y d o no t hav e th ei t i r j tio n facilities Som e ou t o fth e stat e paper s com e in bu t the yar c a mer e dro p in the bucket ste r farme r die d a t An n Arbo r las tweek H e leave s hi wife , th e firm e r Agne s Devi nA buria l a t Dexter public ,b eCHRISTMAS CONCER T , Tle thre e choir s o f th e Congl fac t tha t I hav e broke n a bon e in chuvc h wil l presen t a progra m o fm y leg Ma y I Wis h Everyon e a CiiiVtma s musi c nex t Sunda y evo Happ y Holida y Season Dec 1 8 a t 73 0 p mBritt a Bras h candl e ligh t service I rMige r ccn e nn d m n4 H NEW S Three Kinisb y Mrs Mar y Jan e w n umnl l ru , Th e Hand y Hammer s Clu b hav e Tasch Th e senio r choi r wil l sin e r Mars h nT 1 CIar e MiH starte d man y differen t project s suc h selection s fro m th e cantat a A Chil d Stewnrrf n Hooker, Tile a s wat e baskets , gun rack boo k j I s Born b y Benso n a id othe r an og e E Corv P V 1ghelves eetc Thei r nex t meetin g h chems Musi c fo r th e evenin g is un Rake rP 15 a t 64 5 p m der directio n o f Ms Ear l Baugh nMr an d Mrs Ceci l Murph y o f Th e cheru b choi r unde r Mrs Geo Memphi s h o ar e buildin g a hous e rg c VanNonr a 1 Ms Herma n Wi l IS TYPICA Mikp nMii, nn A pn nj i K L wa s a pneupw e ar c seem i nnDo , h , iin hi m a lette r a 1 H f iJete ei e jjiv n hmolij mem tio n o n thi e Al l Stat e hig h schoo lfootbal l team What eve r becam e o f th e ol d ii Srhool s Ar e Loca l Respon sibilities Thi s ma y hav e bee n tru ein tin ol d day s whe n al l th e schoo lirrijH y o r mos t o f it wa s derivedfro m th e propert y taxThi s n o lon ge r is tru e a s mos t o f th e schoo l fun dfom e frMi i the sale s ta , Primar yu al l stat e collecte d taxes ,Ai n I, man y district s n o loca l schoo lChnstmas tc x wa s levie d fo r years O fion o n im e AI J Stat e hig h schoo l Arbor W e ar e finishin g Chnstmas , tc x wa s levie d fo r years O footbal l team gift s fo r ou r parents I n r hmeiic coirs in the chang e ove r th e peo Mr an d Mrs Hartle y Sobe r o f divisio n w e ar e gettin g spee d an d pi e t o a larg e exten t los t contro l o fnvlervill e celebrate d thei r 50t h accuracy W e hav e ou r tre e trim m o f thei r school s a s th e stat e tell seddin g annivcrisar y Dec 11 ecj an d lik e it W e th a Mr s Mille r j the m wha t the y mus t d o t o ge t stat eTh e ne w Brighto n cit y chartj r fo r th e light s an d playin g Christ andTh e peopl e see m willin g a s lon girrie d b y a sli m majorit y o f 1 0 v o 1 u s th e count y nap s o f Mich Charle sth e Thoma s Murphy c unti lcompleted MrB Ethe l Sprou t spen t th e weg en d in Lansin g wit h he r sister , Mrs Wm Dill Mnj , Edn a Spear s an d Jac k Shel do n er e Sunda y guest s o f Flin tfrends Th e Joh n Boyer s calle d o n hi son , Clifford , Thursda y wh o is inSt t Jo e hospital , An n Arbor Ceci l Hooke r spen t th e week endin Indiana Be n Whit e an d wif e wer e Sunda yguest s o f Basi l White s o n Maso nRober t Pik e an d wif e attende dth e Messiah atHartlan d Sunda yit Elain e Johnso n a t th e organ BASKE T BAL L SCORE SBrighton64 , Fento n 38,rTowoT F46 , Maso n 42 , Dexte r 44 , Boyavtll e42 , Mancheste r 7 4 Sout h Lyo n 14 ,Fla t Roc k 50 , Universit y 44,Salin e55 , Mila n 49 , Chelse a 69, Linc n42, Roosevel t 5 4 Dunde e 41 , Sexto n61 , Ypsilant i 43, Okemu s 68 Haslet tG2 , Stockbriidg c 48 , Fowlervill e 19,picke d a s a typica l stat e troope rMontros e 73 , Linde n 51,Milfor d 74 ,Clarksto n 45 , Mich Cente r 58,Gras sLak e 53 Williamsto n 46 , Lesl e 4, Webbervill e 4 7 Morric e 43 Due t o strorg f oppositio n tha t de velopeda t a Brighto n counci l meet th e curfe w ordinac e wa s tabled I t Sixthhav e kep t al l childre n unde r W e ar e gla d Lesli e vi eth e street s afte r 1 0 p mTw o Marie s Schuc k ar e bar in school J Marti n Lava n spi o W e ar e workin g o n ou r arithmetic an d Lh c har d bu t som e pupil s foo l aroun dArbo r an d an d don t ge t thei r wor k doneTho eus no n hour W e t a s th e stat e pay s th e bil l A fewar e stil l workin g o n Middl e Atlan j year s bac k th e stat e refuse d t o giv eti c Stat e W e than k Mrs Mom s fo r i th e schoo l stat e ai d an d b y refere ndu m the y change d th e sale s ta x di stib itributio o s o the yMcAfe e an d ever y 3 c get 2 c ou t o fTh e Genera l Motor s wa s investtt rile d b y th e senat e las t week ontvlBa yS3JO VFoste r an d Harol do f Flin t calle d o n th e Flo r Sunday inipB t so n o f Mr an d Mrs Hi p o f Hilan d lak e bom io n Sunday TJrie fhel d a t t h Pinckre yCemefjflifonda y morning , Rev lating Jlr an d Mrs Wm Schmid t an d daoghUr i attende d th e An n Arbo r Christma s Sin g a t Hil l tSaturda y nigh t Pinckney wh o is statione d a tCity Als o hi s wife ,Margare t Vltdmiaye r of ian d thei r daughter , Linfo H epicke d a s th e typica l stat e troooe ro f Michigan O n th e stat e polic eforc e 5 years , h e doe s roa d patro lwor k operate s th e radio , instruct sstudents Durin g the rio t a t Jack so n priso n h e wa s o n dut y ther e 3 3days Th e Ba y Cit y pos t ha s 1 1 trooper s an d 3 corporals Al lon e ar e married CORNE R STON E LAYlN C Cluja Daughters4 ita t th e Hambur g tow n hall Th e count y receive d 120,09 9 instat e schoo l ai d Dec 2 Rich o o f Brighto nweek whe n he r ca rhi t a Gran d Trun k trai n a t Ne wHudson He r husban d receive d abut Pardeo forme r Howe l 1 ic yelle r an d justic e o f peace , die d a tFostoria , Ohiio , las t week Shiri y Henr y sr forme r Howe mayo r an d sup t a t Livingsto n Coj nt y Pres s wh o brok p bot h leg s in anaut o accident , returne d hom e fro mmmitte e I Lloy d Hende eCHRISTMA S MAILIN GPostmaste r Baugh n say s th eoun t of mai l oin g thrfing n th e io e a l nosfoffc e exceed V tha t t f las tnyear T o tak e car e o f th e las t mi nat e rus h th e postoffic e wii l b e Qpe iunti l 3 p m Sat De c 1 7 an d uiti l6 p m Sa t Dec 24 , wthRev Albe WII1I1 1wa s assiste d b y th e alta r boy s a rrbol r Followin g thi s bfijuJicttSr Tvice s werehrfrfn f th o church , be reBi y until 1Wfa bu t th e kitche n an d dinin g roo mwil l b e read y befor e A marriag e licens e ha s bee n iss ue d t o Richar d Schmidt , 29 , Pinfi riy and Maxin e Borgne , 19 , Detroit Glend a Kingsley , daughte r o f Mr a d Mrs Gle n Kinqsle y o f Chubb ,Comer s brok e he r ankl e a t schoo llas tMrs Ve m Kenned y i s a patien t a ta t S t Jo e hospital , An n Arhor CHRISTMAS PROGRA M Th e Sunda y Sh l v 1 t ChHRtnta s progra m at th e Ptopta iChurc h Decembe r 1 8 a t 8 p m areb y Micke y Ritte rKindergarte nrr y Heath , Penn y Reynold a dy Rea d wer e 1 year s ol d th week Emil y Mille r ha s a recoi lplaye r an d ne w records Beck y He r y ha s a bir d name d Blu e Boy Dea n Gardne r wen t t o a holida yparty Denni s Boot h is bac k I nafte r bein g ou t 5 weeks Joh n Blac kBeck y Henry , Larr y Klein,Bo b Po tec r an d Lind y Ston e al l ha d teet hpulled Paulin e VanBlaricu m ha s aprny Lind a Whitle y sa w Sant a ir Detroit Deann a Haine s visite d hv v1 randmothe r a t StoGTcridgeBobb yTuitchel l sa w Sant a in Lansing VAClogjrn e visite d hi s grandmoth e r in Stockbridge , Pat y Sprou t wa sin Lansin g wit h he r grandmoth o CHRISTMA S GIFT SLas t Minut e Gift s a t th e Pin eTre e Cif t Shop Madonna , Plant en d Californi a As h Trays Unusua llifts for th e har d t o please A lhan d mad e articles PIN E TRE E GIF T SHO PSin Wm et co n I d absorb Th e company man y dealer s wer e conten t t omak e handsom e profi t an d mad e n oeffor t t o increas e ca r sales Dealer sI als o complai n o f ca r bootleggin gi wher e official s an d employee s bu yj ne w car s a t reduce d price s an d sel lthe m t o thei r friend s afte r drivin gthe m a few hundr d miles Thi s cut s int o thei r busines s the y claim BASKETBAL L SCHEDUL T 555 6Dec 2 , Brigho n there Decembe r 8 , Hartlan d there Dec 16 , Dexte r there Jan 6 , Sout h Lyo n ther Jan 13 , Boysvill e there Jan 24 , Britto n here ,Jan 20 , Mancheste r there Jan 27 , Hartlan d here Feb 3 , Dexte r here Feb 10 , Sout h Lyo n tere Feb 17 Boysvill e here Feb 24 , Mancheste r here Marc h 2 , Stockbridg e there TK LIBRAR Y NEW SNe w book s a t th e librar yo f th ean d Ccndl e i n th e Niffc t h y,f1 , fSV v ttOMXJtfcr DISPATCH Wedneaday December 9, 1966 Notes of 25 Years AgoGraves 2nd Vice, Gertrude HicksSec, Meda Henry Treas,Dora SwarPinckney Independente won their thout Reporter, ClelU Fish Organfirst game from the Howell Legion40 to 29 Don Swarthout had 20Monsignor Doyle and Prof Kellerman of Detroit and LC Lavey were Rogers Flower, Millie points for Pinckney and Roy ReasonfCHRISTMAS SHOPPINGW have a few suggestions fullfljT For oldar children and a4ultaUmCfarbtmas shopping which often brU Banks, in which to save for Tuesdayjust fill the bill for those hardto a y House Banks and OvalBanks in which the savings occum 15 Lineup Swarthout and Reason,I forwards Wayne Carr, center,, Har Hall ad Vic Bourbonnais, guards George Hornshaw and Alex Kovac substitutes Livingston Lodge installs theirI officers Friday night Paul Clark will install JH Hooker is marshall Ross Read, secretary and John Mar tin, chaplainMr and Mrs Fred Read celebrattheir 34th wedding anniversary BowmanHOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGAN Iff THEATREMonday dinner guests of the Will Tues, Wed, Thur, Dec 13, 14, 15iam Sheehans Frank Battle underwent an opeation at the Piockney Sanitarium SaturdayNotes of 48 Years Ago As we go to press we learn that Friday, Saturday December 16 17 Lifcerace and Joan DrulASINCERELY YOU Kb in Warner Color WHITMORE LAKEThurs, Fru, Sat, Dee 15, 16, 17 Great Quest or California and toSEVEN CITIES OF GOLDDeluxe Color and CinemaScope StarringMichael Rennie, Anthony QuisnnRichard Eagen, Riu Moreno,Featurette Living Swampthinkofgifts An oil well 0 being drilled on theulate surprisingly fast Wra Zeeb farm at ChilsonFor those who you know not how Miss Myrtato pleaseA crisp new currency bill lflt James and in an attractve0 e at PinckneyCome in and see oar fititetion of The play, Madam,For any child a savings account ismust for training, education and enjoyment watching iit grjwFor younger childrenAn Auto which doubles as a rough andrugged toy for play and a handyreceptacle for coins They love driv I U these items Off theseo the bank when they aremn by m membership indeposit wp to flQOW tasuea Deposit Insurance CorporationTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK SSfc Ovr EightyNine Tears of Safe of theHall ofenvel Pinckney died at Williamston Thuvsis surefire to aatisfy day Funeral was there with burialthe Boss,William A Sproul, former supt ofPinckney schools died at Oila, Lawhere he was teaching school ,Hswife and daughter, Ethel surviveHvyvaaa past master of LivingstonLodge No 76 A M Double FeatureRobert Kendall and Kav Taylor inQUENTIN DURWARDIn Cinemascope and Color An 6Denton C Crowl is the next man Joha Sheffield and Wayne MJIVJber on the Plainfield lecture course Good sleighing is here and thesleigh bells are jingling merrily Mrs Ethel Head has hand paintdchina for sale InLORD OF THE JUNGLECartoonSuiu, Mon, Tues, Dec 18, 19, 20PHONE drew full house at the opera house1 day night The party were well takFederal en prizes donated by Pinckney merchants were given away Th Cong1 Church puts on a pct eant, The Coming of Christ Dec 21 The cast is Simeon, John Martin Micah, M E DarrowSons ofthe Prophet, young men Herald Angel, Eloyse Berquist Rachel, Gertrude Hicks Maiden Friends, Junor Choir David, Mark Nash Zachaiais, P H Swarthout Mary, Bessie Swarthout The childrens program is Dec 23The following take part Lucia Soper, Esther Berquist Robert Vedder, Roberta Jack, Betty BaughnHel en Reason, Lawrence Baughn, Jack Reason, Dorothy Parker, Geraldine Vedder Dorothy Engle, Megan Meyer, Harriet Bowman, Earl Berquist,Gerald Vedder, Leota Reason, Doug1 las Plummer Gale Hendee, Margar et Curlett, Kenneth Kellenberger, Rosemary Read, Baughn children, Billy Meyer, Willa Meyer, Edseli Meyer Also Sydney and Morgan Sprout The committee was MrsHerman Vedder, Mrs Ethel Sprout,Hazel Chambers, Eloyse Berquist The Philathea Class met withMrs Millie Bowman last week eml Humphrey Bogart, FredericillTHE DESPERATE HOUR,The Swastika Club will give a leap Matinee Sunaay, 2M p m ,onyear party New Years eve at theopera house Frank Eddy, 17, son of Mr andMrs Henry Eddy who live on theErastus Kennedy farm lost the w ThuT Dec 21, 22 sight of his left eye while huntingMonday when hisi gun accidentlywent off Dr C L Sigler removedthe eyeThe Columbian Dramatic Club ofSt Marys Church will put on thecomedy, Uncle Rube,at the opea house Dec 27 The cast is Lucy With a low cost Bank Loan You Can Ray Miliand and Joan Coll nsStory of Evelyn Xesbitt Thaw inTHE GIRL IN THE RED VELVETSWINGi CinemaScope and Color Sun, Mon, Tues, Dec 18, 19, 20QUENTEN DURWARDi CinemaScope and ColorWithRobert Kendall and Kay TaylorFeaturette Novelty News CartoonThis Theatre will be closed Wednesday, December 21st for Employees Christmas PartyThur, Fri Sat, Dec 22,23,24 TIE SCARLET COAT withCornel Wilde, Michael Wilding31033 SEWBIJ auuy, Faturettee Novelty Color CartoonCulhane, May Kennedy, LouisMonks Leo Monks, Lee Tiplady, Bill Jeffreys, Pat Brogan, BertRoche, Margaret Lynch, Pat Brogan Ike Fishers Orchestra will play SPACE OUT THOSE EXTRAEXPENSESRegluar monthly bills dont both SYLVANTHEATREFriday, Saturday December 16 TRIALA Drama Starring 17S G Teeple is serving on grand er most people Budgeting takes Glenn Ford Dorothy McGuire andjury in DetroitAbout 1000 ton of sugar beetswere shipped fiom Fovvlerville to Owosso last monthW W Barnard, Putnam township A cash care of them But when unforseja Arthur Kennedyetias gang up thats difjereitl Shows 710 and 915x , Cartoon andNext it wppens to yci call on Uu,,v the emrtreasurer was collecting taxes will mgency Then you will have amply NeweAlbert Miller has returned to the time for repayment out of currentFred Burgess home after visiting incomerelatives in Grand Rapids Remember, too that payingoifSunday, Decemyer 19 One Day OnlyFEMALE ON THE BEACHA Drama StarringJoan Crawford Jeff Chandler and Jan StirlingLee Barton is reported seriously your loan at the First National gunjay shows 3, 5,7, 9ill in DesMoines, Iowa i liank improves your credit for fuRena Mapes shipped a carload of ture money needshogs from Gregory Wednesday C irtoonandSpttLela Monks entttained the Misselecteed the following officersPres cs Emma and irate Gardner andErma Lewis 1st Vice, WinifreJ Fanny Monks Saturday eveningf JUfgl idUUUliOLD MAN SUN powersrural telephone system Thats the news fromAmericus, Ga, where auc cessful experiments usingthe BellSolar Battery wererecently conducted The Solar Battery, an invention of Bell TelephoneLaboratories, is the first successful device to convert the suns energy directly into a siibstantial amount of electricity While it is still tooearly to predict the future role of the Solar Battery, itsdevelopment is part of continuing research to help bringmore and lM 1 lione service to run1 DO YOURirlGriG NOWitioo rxO 1a CorporsDun urKiddies Free XmasShow Dec 173 Shovs 1200, 100, 200 P MSponsored by UAWCIO Union 437tanta will be here to greet and lcat you Bring the kiddies Ihe Sylvan Theatre will close Dec and reopen Jan 13AT THE HOUSE OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTSWONDERFFUL XEW GROUP OF LADIES DRESSES PRICED T 795 TO 1995SEAMPRUFE tJNGEU SLIPS, DOWNS, PETTlCOATSi FLANXE L AND CHALUE OWNSBEAUTIFUL NEW STOCK OF CHILDRENS NYLONSS AND TA ATAS DRESSES, SIZES 2 TO GX 7 TO 14 TEENS 8 TO 14FIRST QUALITY NYLON HOSE 3 GUAGE 15 DENIER 2 PR 169THE LAKiLAND DRiiSS HOUSE4700 MIDLAND DRIVE, LAKE LAND, MICHIGAN GPHONE A f5066 OPEN 9 A M TO 9 P MOPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY All Deposits Insured Ip to 10,000 Terry Christmas and Happy Nowfor Each Depositor YearIT0irDID YO1 Kv thatMichigan Bell is the largest single taxpayer to the State primary schoolfund This year over 8 million dollars was paidby Michigan Bell to thefund The fund is allo cated to school districtsthroughout Michigan in proportion to the nuiiih s in each PUTNAM TOWNSKJPr ofTRYING TO SOLVE thatChristmas shopping ques tion, What can I give that different Hows this for XXE N SIO TELEPHONES Theya unique giftnot likely tobe duplicated by othert Andtheyll be appreciated every day of the yearsave countless hourstake the run out of running the home Thecostjust 121 a month, including tax, plus a onetime inaJJjplion charge Order your gift telephones from ourbuslnptt office todaygiftwrapped free to be installedafter ChristmasBBSPONSIBLE PERSONJMI tn ffinale from this area wantd to strvic and collect from autotistflfe vtadiiig machines No sellingAftrit not eMntlal, car, referencesmi 800 working captal necessary to 12 kourt weekly net 260 per Powibilty full time workleeal mterview ive full partio Write PO Box 72098t Mplfamily of BookfUOftt Of Wayne Crr spent the week tadwith hit family in Port Huron Mike Carr who la a MichiganState College councillor will attend the Rose Bowl game NewYears at Pasadena California M L Lavey and George Lavey ofJackson called on the Lee Lavey family Saturday Mrs Francis Lavey aad Mrs Mae Metz called on the Mervin Niles ofJackson last week The Nilei ore going to Florida jMrs Gladys Clinton speat theweek end with the Ralph Clintonfcrnily fa Dttetil ,1 WILL RECEIVE TAXES AT THE PUTNAM TON HALL EVERY SATURDAY FROM 900 A M UNTIL 500 P M UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ON THE OTHER DAYS I WILL RECEIVE TAXES AT MY HOME AT 233 UNADILLA STREET, PINCKNEY STARTNG SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24ARNOLD BERQUISTPCTNAM TOWNSHIP TREASTJR 28KowellDEALT oinaiv, lourtooice LbCHUCK RGAaiS, Lb, 39CLEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS, Lb 25c GROUND BEEF 33c, 3 Lbs for 100CUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAY WILL EE CLOSED SUNDAYSTHE HOLUSTER MARKETlFREE GIFTS FROM SANTA eIsitiyJoeMrshNew IhhiXmas Party Mr EFBRS from the LightingCompany gave an interesting talk t the Community Hall last nighton how farmers can cut electricbills For those who wvd it,heresa short recap Dont try to light up the cob webs in the rafters Uss a rejector and a smaller bulb will pr Vatty do the job Too many farmera use naTd bulbs tbrt t B0ri of the lightTry using moveable pioeetorbulbs that beam Jight the wcy aoarchlight does A couple ofUese spots will often give you an Old Subjectbetter illumination than a gangiof juicewasting overhead lamps From where I sit, its amazinahow often we misuse the thingjVe have like electricity Walso mre a mistake if we misuseojr right of personal cJniceacut which carrclfdate to vote foiBT, or wlcfr berr or c,eemIves the ideal mealtime C Yfcr to fflwrc, 0IIco, LcXct for c CJtlows point of view ,VnM lv ourTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 22nd BY PINCKNEY FIREMEN AT TH E PINCKNEY FIRE HALL WITH GIFTS FOR ALL THIT KIDDIESCOME AND BRING The KIDDIES v Only you canTfRESfflRBJ, 18JOONTI 5TIIJ, Wednesday, December 9,Matter at PostotfieaA of utofc t114 80 HoweiJ 8Store Messrs Lawrence Camburn Lonn Aie VanSlambrook and wives atttended the Stockbridpe Masonc install ation Thursday nijjht Also Oin FOR HIMSOX TIESSHIRTSBELTHANDKERCHIEFS FOR HBRHOSIERYLINGERIEGLOVES SCARFS FOR BABYBOOTEESJACKETSPAJAMASSOXNIGHTIES S Mr and Mrs D Conklin of Graai Rapids entertained the Jully iH yI Club of Gregory at their home lat, veekMrs Bruce SableEva Hamadgave birth to a daughter at St OK ephs hospital, Mt Clemens Nov 30 Mike Harnack Sr s bulding a cotttajre at Patterson LakeMike Harnack jr is sporting anew Plymouth The executive Com of the Hamburg Township Republican Club met with Mrs Thomas Lionner onf Thursday niprht Plans were formuI ated for a membership and a put luck dinnerMrVenessa Robertdi was appointed convussiny chairmanand James Boyd chairman of tin1membership committee MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hot Water HealersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell Wolnstal We IJiJOREHis, Hers, or TTuean AUTOMATIC BLANKET Whether for a twin bed or a big double bed, theres an automatic blanket for anyone on your Christmas gift list Its the gift that keeps on giving from the momentits plugged in All night long, all whiter long you get luxurious warmth without musclecrampingweight Automatic blankets makt wonderful giftfor every member of the family Mrs George Itcush spent the we1en in Detroit with her son, RevJack TeetersDavid Nash f Mih Suite, t,ieDud Bekkerinjs of Howell, Kenni ei Zili of Ann Arhor anJ te Ju kCiarks of Devter were week end callr of the Mark Nash familyBenedict LaKosa and wife of Hors ijaoc Lake cailcd on the Vince LfiTiLi FaivtrMrs lola Hull attended a HomeA uii jiifetin at East LansingIist WednesdayOlin Robinson attended the election and iusiaikuiun cu ulVictio M ine Fo,ltrviiie Masunic lodc lust113 attended the dinner and rtcetun foi1 iha Rrand jiJiccrs uad boaid u,einbcs oi the Kaiihow Asjiy in ine Mas iic teiplc Sau ,u Aoluer oburnhi il uus,n and Tvlri Frainis Hobin v h,oi,i eaLii with a siiJdrtL,i n them The uiu,ir aMlini Kiioup familyXorthville, the Fed Meiihii iafamily uj Plymoiuli and iiiu Il Ja cjt ieou weeere week cud cuilers of the L 1 i HI,lylli ik ond willi his parents, the i Me Kin leys i in jcoiuc Wildes s of Ann iiOi fau tnnc tuiday al ticiii Acii Sk ct ,JubTh Knbeii Kad ianiiiy WIMI ChL1 cinuruiiia La DeU oit Sundayuio llaroid Porters and Franki,ti autide1 a White Shrinencelii, UL llowell Thursday nitfutlii iLiier attended tlu DetBoysille basket hall gumc uL IcWesicy Headei and Kober Mu b i spoilt the c erd at Lovcli,ooixf ATeaboh and it VT Iti Lock bridge one day last weekMrs Alma Meahon is visitintr hecdauuliter, Mrs Druscilja Snapp in TuisorjThe C W Hooker famiy of AnnAror called on the 1 H ilookorson SundayWilbur Eisele and wife of Fowlerile called on the Clfford VanHorns Piunoc o tut I Oi I HAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR BU8XNBS8rc Are Ready to Service You on Both No 1 and No 20a Z Stylet fo ChooM FromALSO AS USUAL WE HAVEQuality cf Coal QA ,5 B id ng SupplisD HOEY HA 68119 Dexter yOM to t PK3K te Vrtnl wfjrt Aon 4 to 4lSMMt Mr CMCrkft AA to tEEl, im I UljACKHANNtiT Mrs Mary Temple was dtyguest of the Earl Baughnt The Ralph Hall family attend Athe wedding of her neice, Marie Curtis to KobeTT Warner at PlymotrHrSaturdayThe Tom Ware family spent the week end wth the Myron Schoen hals family in Akron OhioThe Keith Bradburys of Chelseaand the Lambert Henrys of Detroitspent the week end at the L J Henry home Mrs Virginia VanXorman was in Ann Arbor Thursday Mrs 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r ,hK,AyLadiesf backacheLookYou hove o w6jf ihot tejfcMlhej tari wit out of wihlwajtYou hove o range rhof S fcrtif we tnrt of ceofctoglYou hov o vacuum that to rhe mvscJe out of cloanlnf Iwhat good if youour back every ironing dayThe apftiiaatee you have are wondarfullytoirve lofegnr, look younger,0sVfcy Itt hand ironing tfce feet timfr, moan, dreary job in tbkooae rob you of your looks, yourheal mad yeur yeuth You dontiave toFor now there1 o simple way toIron, toe Tker a wonderful appHasee tbat leta you sit down, relax, and iron beauaifu, in law than half the fcix it takes ywi fer hand, that appHaact k te Ironrite Automatic Inner Ittsimple to operate and tmmnngty uaex pensive It wffl irn anyUng you canivciht aaai it will end, eee and for all,the achy wornout, tareeaMover feeling jof MmiaaomeA iroaihe day Wednesday, December t, 1WLOCAL NEWSThe Kenneth Fry family and MrsMargaret Burns spent the week endwith the D Conklin family la GrandRapidsMrs Joe Burns gave a dinner Sunday In honor of hex husband birthday ,i John Boyer and wife catted on Mrs Wesley Morrison ID ChelseaSunday Reuben Lamborn of Detroit and jthe Charles Whitaeheads of Greg,ory were Sunday guests of theJesss Henrys eDr Harlow Shehan and wife ofJackson and Billy Shehan ot Aon Arbor called on the Wm Shehanslast weekM J Reason and wife were inLansing Thursday Robert Pike and wife were in Corruns Thursday Mrs Alice Bruffcame home with them Audrey Klikott of Brighton andWFCloae and wife of Linden were Sunday guests of the Albert Dinkel family Henry Shirey has bought hibrother, Jays house on West Unsu dilla St and takes possession Jan1 Roger Lange who was hurt in anauto accident is home from McPherson hospital Ross Read and wife were in Aini Arbor Saturday Rick Miller Dick Darrow, JerryMrofka and Lee Hollingsworth will THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNERThe PtaJutfty SanitariumRay MTiufiy, M U FUeloiey MichiganUittf A M te 800 P M ftteept WednesdaysMea Tues, Frt, Sat IM te P M FUNERAL HOMEDon C Svarthotti 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fours as foHewsII A M te It P M IATVR1ATFRieAY ANDIttt A M te A M6L4IB MfNAY8 21 members of St Marys choir atdinner Sunday nightMrs Viola Read visited her mother, Mrs Claudia Peters in JacksonMondayMrs Clara Kennedy and son, George of Detroit spent Sundaywith Mrs Emma VolhnerThe Melvin Tote family of Detroit were Saturday guests of theBob Tasch familyMiss Leota Reason spent the weekend with Mrs Mary Hill in Detroit Mesdames Esther Campbell andLucille Cmburn were in LansingThursday Mrs Vivian Ledwidge and JennyLynd were Sunday dinner guests f the Kevin LedwidgresMrs Mame Shehan has been taken to Emilys convalescent home in HowellJohn Burg jr and Bill Donohuetook their lambs to the 4H show inDetroit last week They got 21c a Ib for themMrs Blanch Clark was in AnniArbor Friday iOtis Matteson and wife havbought Rev Potter house on Una dilla St and moved inte itMrs Janet Shehans car went inthe ditch on the Howell Rd near theLee Lavey farm Thursday Little damage was doneAmong those who attended thefuneral of Leo Lavey here Saturday Mrs Pearl Doyle, WayaeFran cis Barron, Howell A M Roche, Lansieg, George and Emmet Roche Fowlerville Michael and GeorgeLavey, Jackson, Roche McCleer andsisters,Detroit, Norbert Lavey andwife Detroit Mrs Alice West andMrs Madeline Roch,e of Ann Arbor Mrs Agnes Doody Kelly,Ann Arborand Mrs Mildred Wheeler, DelhiThe Dan Driver family of Dextercalled on the Gerry Eichmans SundayMrs Ruth Bidwell and daughterJane, of Brighton and Mrs JoieForner of Brighton called en the Ben Whtes Thursday The Girl Scouts had a skating party at Island Lake Thursday sight The Dale Millers were Sundayguests of the Hollis Hollo ways atBass Lake fbonTELEVISION SERVKpt and Coarteous 5 12 Wedattr Michigan Realfturos, Homes, Lake Property Pusiness OpportunitiesList Your Property Hith MUarald Reasontiroker 209 North PeafHONE U P 8416DRTX1CAMPAU OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationsWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chiton Road, tfmi N of Brighton AC 7UUIOAteiFtf ADYS 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FOR SALE1952 House Traileriiberty Trailer 41 ft 202 WestMain St, Pinckney IrfLOST2 female beagles 25 rewttdlor return or information leaditrito return Phtne UP 86685FOR SALE Quarter of beefready December 19 next Harrison Cooper Alpine 6 2138FOR SALECHRISTMAS Traesof all kinds Every Jflth treee FREE 100 and up Speedway 78 Station834 East Grand River, HowellJHehLO5TCellie, taa and white, 1 yeiroW answers to name of Dukeehildrens pet Liberal reward, Phone HA 3719FOR SALE9 kinds winter squash,fceets Rents M89 Burgess Road Phone UP 8 9766 FOR SALE OR TRADESix Cubic foot sealed unit Electric rigwator Charles BaxterPhone UP 8 9788WILL DO TYPING, ADDRESSING ENVELOPES, Monthly StaUraents and Office Work at homePhone UP 89720FOR SALEMentffomery WardIrener m ftod condition Joe Marsh MeatleeUe Dr White LodgeFRUITS VEGETABLESTATB OF MICHIGANThe Probate Ooort fox tbs OouMT of UrtafffteU the Matter tae Bstate efAbiigail Liveennore also knows aaAbbie Livermore, Deceased At a session of said Court held onDecember 8, 1958 Present, Honorable Hiram R FOrt RENTHouse ully in dschool bus stop, Short Line E a few rods to pavement AvailableDec 1 Box 186, Pinckneyironings1018 Ecs Grand Bhnf Phone called for andPhone Howell delivered1364 or lend QBd QRnwL orrrdiv ord glao probsaaud ronrfat FOR 8ALECOCKLR PUPS 3 00each Phone UP 8 6647R L SORRELLMEATS GROCERIESEISKMARKET PRICESQDALCOURTEOUS SERVKA NOTIOB 18 HESEBTThat all eredrfcw t said are leqdiesl te present taeir daiswin wrrtiat nd under oath to saidcourt, aad te serve a copy thereei upo J Russell Livermore ofPinckney Route 1, Michigan,a fidttdary H laid estate that soon claims win be heardand that the heirs at lew of said de eeased be determined by said courtat the Probate Office on February 14, lW, at ten A, MIt is Ordered, That Mtftee tfeeieofbe given by publication efhereoi or three wencs ythe Ptedmey Diepatch, and ikat the petitioner causes epy of thia noticeto be served uposeach known partyIn interest at hie last known adtesaby refistered maL return receipt deI manded, at least fourteen 14 dayeprior to such hearing, or by personalservice at least fre 6 dava s4r te suck hearing fflraa R Satith Jodge ef Pretats eras eepsCeleeta PanhaB sUfilrter of Probate GIVEN Mmoo P1 t I PhonoBOWEL mt HPostpaI1 Makes of Pomps Serviced 9835 BextprFinckey RsfPhone HA 694S4ORDER YOURCOILFBI YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWEft PRICEPOCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETSHARD COALFARMERS STOKER COALSOFT COAL SUPPLY COMPANY i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 14, 1955 Description An account of the resource December 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 1955-12-14 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7089b15db474537fb1e1308ce4dae0bd.pdf b26753f9cbb1261c27bb07c388a10f3f 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. tatchfonffie THlDISPATCH Wednesday, December 21, 1955No 51MICHIGAN MIRROR LOCAL HEWS BASKET BALL NEWS Police agencies arc worun aroundthe clock to make life safer for Mich igan motorists The year the assoelation of chiefs of police, shnfis and proecutors have come up with George Tansley and wife attend Donald Winger Reportered the Fram Corp Christmas party The UexUt Draught lostat th Allenei Hotel, Ahn Arbor Sat day rm up an overwhtouuTurday night George was selected to ovfr the Pirickney PiraliTsthe presentation ta W S Di Kr Albert acmii,ses SUJ and UU amevening Elementary SchoolFirst Graderickety Clicck, Clickety Chuk CURRENT COMMENTAt present mostly drivers from other The Little Pirates did it againj f to 26 victory over the has been rejected many times but 21other states have legalized it Tes owing Iessthan 05 percent alcohol Wrights tonv Sunday niJohn Sprout is spending tlie ho f with his fiahce,MissDorothy Parker wjtj1 Mrs Clara Eisele and children ofDetroit and Leonard Eisele wife ment next week, details Caitiu Mtnnomic ChurchBcitciijr, Pastorwaiter Each Some members of the Republicanparty taken the ultimatum of President Eisenhower physician hard, es xxially would be aspirents to thepresidency like Senator Know landThe ultimatum was that the seriesof conferences the president recently,obby Curts ha, a new bue suit j held wore him down and he must cur, Myers is warned about the tail his actjvties until he regains more strength and that no announceHere Comes Santa wth his pacKi w First Grade Wishes a Merry inias and Happy New Yeur tor oneGradeMorning Wo shirof which15 percent over would onvict him Another picture wol j nelude motion pictures under the obscene literature law Microflim records wouldbe made admissable in court Republicans seeking to reunitetheir party have named a 44 mancommittee Their principal theme ia r primary fight for the nominationThey claim they have not been unified since Kim Sigler got the nomination in 1946Tn the meantime the Democratsere put after the farm vote Thevheld 7 meetings all over the stat ltst month Coveraor Williams and the YounrFvjians won half their gov hen the legislature at eed to leae th Farminpton hospital whihgives the state 300 more beta or mentally retarded children Howeo they refused to lease theOakland county hospital The teach ers are not satisfied with the payboost granted by the legislaturewanted a 200 raise The 9 per pupl raise does not come to that inma y districtsM VKBS ALL STATE B TEAM Rsncy John McCloskey, son of DrGerald McCIoskey of Howell was se lerT as end on the All State ClassB football team He played endHe pla ed a fine defensive game andwa so n pood pass receiver, and aught the pass which gave Howella 6 to Q victory over Holt, andthe Capitol Circuit Championship BeTs 17 v sr old, weighs 190 lbs and ia ft a ia,MASONIC INSTALLATIONAl it 200 attended the installation of the officers of Livingston Ledf No 76 Friday nightDinnerwas served mt 7 p m, at the ConglChunh The installing officers woreFrancis Dodge and Rsx Sackett grand lodge officers Clyde FisherJanes Lunford and Clyde Robeson, pas r, as ten Mrs Florence Baughnwas organist Following the installations presentations were made toLonnit VanSlambrook the new master, the retiring master, Lawrence Camburn and his wife and HaroldHenry who started in line Refresh ments were served Visitors werepresent xom Stockbridge, Howell,Brighton and Ann Arbor After this the VanSlambrooksheld open house at their home atGregory Sunday, , , ci iic nrt aume game inRobinson and wife attended 1 Pinckney g is with Southnic installatinn at T,inn ia Masonic installation atladge, Detroit Saturday night and at Manchester Monday night and wie were i DetrMtlast WednesdayJane, the 3 year old daughter of The first home game in the newLycnScb olPeoples MeetingCottage Fellowship SuVw Wednesday 800e Geokrfire Wllde Jrs fhurnd her arm on an Suay and WGS ArborheatStJocfamily of Detroit of the Tian j on Jan 6It has been announced that tras a major sport will be install in the League O Lakes nextPinckney Varsity FG FT PF TPLurnsHenry Packer Huhman HiggsHollingsworthWylieSimonsonSockow D Dexter VarsityMosher Clark OMalleyWentzel DevlinLavalli Devlin N StoneLK I Homingiaue The Hubert Ledwidge family ofRoyal Oak and the Roscoe Yarborough family of Berkley called on ie Kenneth Wylies SundayThe West Marion church holdtheir Christmas exercises Fridaynight gThe Ralph Halls called at the Daleer home in Marioh SundayFrancis Krupa and ihtT oDetroit end Uiily Shcjn oi Ann mor eailtv1 on the , uiuu oncnahsiiuuyThe county road eomissiOi icraning and widening chafer Road rearatory to blacktoppiag Manybig trees are being cutleraici Hear,, oi Detroit washome over the week endBorn to Otto Anderson and wifeDec 14 at McPherson hospital, in Howell a gillKIWANIS NOTES kurAiuiy Anderson of Chelsea spoke White the Kiwanis last night and Christ Dexterjnus carols wee sung with Patty LVuhart Thuyer at the piano 8 new members Halfwee taken in The program nextweek is in hands of Howard Readan i Kenneth Klooin nu Lie ise a good one 21 50 410 0 1010 4 20 41 2411 4 23 41FG FT PF TP 47 34 400101 42 60 20 20 22 1 i2 004o Rev J iV Winder,Scnooi HiiO JLWorsliip 1046 aurs nitfvt prdju meeting at the church uWed eiioir praLc5 Vfhe Peaoie146 Wet viween Main Uritttiilla StreetKeitii RuegbegKr, VSchoolMorning Worship Youth GroupEvening Servicer Mjc,,,Practice Wed12 j5r, foir Practice Wed1102 5l211012 22 mesent under the tree with his , on itah McMacken went to hjrudmothers birthday party Sue, and ot a giftherie Schmidt was in Detroit oit Sunday and Lansiny on Siti rdayJoan Eichman visited her AuitJVU in Webberville Lilen Steffen has a new date bookVj moved into the new wing lastriiay and are very pleased with Second Grade News met as to his intentions to run for asecond term or not will be made untilthe last of February or later In factthe physician said such a decisionshould be delayed until June This puts the other aspirents for the jobbehind the 8 ball as the deadline forfiling in a number of presidential pri maries is around February 1 Thereare indications they will file anyway Senator Brickei of Ohio announceshe wil file there as a native son candidate There are even charges theand945 a n G50 AM700 p rn800 p nr00 p m 00 D m p m uth Ueachy is going to Goshei, iJ1tJSJdent is holding back because he with her dad j laV0s Vice Pres Nixon, who is saidSharon lilades ahd Linda Viui t be his choice for a successor and j would not miid as big a buildup asi the other candidates This delayedLinda iaricum have new shoes i Sharon Blades went to a pUy a J church and Christine Dinkel to v uristmas party ih Lansing and got presents Alan Burg has 2 Christmas trees A lot of us have attended Xmi parties and received gifts alieady Third Grade ,announcement lends more support tohassertion he will not be a cadiImus Clark Fu FT PI5Sockow R 5411 40 2 1 11011 3 000 0 1143 ZZ 12310 93 59Jrs FG FTI 29 9Delanioa 0 030ames 0 04Horning00CHARLOTTE ISELERCharlotte Tselet,73fHed sudrin VaaBUricumiy at her home hei Monday after Stagey She was bora in Berlin, Ger Denshammany January 16,, 1882 aiid ts the daughter of Fred and Eiise Is eler anc vume to Dtroif when a child vice vd laiiei w a musicteacher and organist in several bigDetroit churchesShe and her sis ters El lie and Rita were also musicians Tiiey came to Pinckney in1827 an we o oi he ogxvm foemany soal eve t hr They or Williamstoa 49,Fowlervillecanized n band which played at the 500 30 00 I3130 1I3 112 40011 00011 000BASKET BALL SCORESAnn Arbor 37, Battle Creek 33Roosevelt 51 , Universty 45 Northville 56, Brighton 48 hL 56,How Neighboring NotesMarilyn Aahmore iiaa been chosenDAR representative by Stockbridcvhigh schoolfjd Steer has been oltcted WMof Washtenaw Lodge No 65 of Dex F A M They were install Iby liarney Wil or of Ann Arbor Sat iPdtiy nightThe Dexter Kiwanis Club sold a vial edition of th Deler leaderthere Saturday to iaise nnney P ct f all Kiwanians of Dexter werein it Tho Dovto Mohoi Ch i ficated their new pipe organ last Sunday The William Ward of Dexle o rifr vd ther 50h we din n iv rsiry last week She was Cora Cobbof Portage Lake, daughter of Kit K CobbOiive Masonic Lodgre of Ch lsoainstalled their officers Tuesday evening Clare Knickerbocker1 i thv neW M Vivinn Rchards of Mihin wasinstalling officer The Chelsea school board boo tedthe salary of its teachers 200 monthMiss Bertha Muehlig,83, operator ofdry goods store in Ann Arbo sinLe died last weekW F Close has been elected piesi It seems impossible to put throughany great public improvement without stepping on someones toes WeMary Wylie and her sister enX understand in the old days the cominul the Kings Daughters Satur ing of the railroad was fought byfarmers who did not want their stockkilled, their horses frightened anlkept awake nights by the whistlingof the locomotives The cowcatchers in front of the old time locomotivei,the cattle guards laid along thttracks were all concessions to them but it was necessaiy in some casesence Utley learned to skateWe moved into our new room on,day It is wonderful ur Christmas party was enj dhy all Fourth GradeOur rooms looks real ChristnmsyI e, have our tree trimmed and a jautiful mural telling of the first same holds true today The St Law to go into court and condem land inorder to get the railroads builtChristmas rence seaway had a bitter fight, soWe each have a potted petunia to did the Mackinac bridge and the tollake home to our mother for Chrst road has a fight on its hands Resims If they are kept in a sunny dents around Kalkaska are fightingand watered they will blossomoon We made a booklet of poems touke home Some of us learnul aioem for our programWe enjoyed having Mr Ilealervisit our room Friday, lui of us ma Jo a Christina1 id for li in t ilu jut air base there but are littlolikely to et results as it is to be huit on federal ouned land For 40years or more ITie state has been endeavorinK1 to move the hoys reform school away from Lansing The movewas almost made but Wheatfield far niiis fdolest killed the move Nowhas hcun absent a wee with jm inaction Siit ami CiiLiiin A n u geywho has the miimjs a iii ourChristmas pnia MondayChristmas is n wonderful season manv nio fell 45 Manchester 68, Hoysvile 11South Lyon 55, Hartlaid 33 Saline dent of the LindenKiwanis Cliib54, Fiat Rock US Chelsea 63, Milan Dr 0Un Wilkinson of Rriffhton5b Stt Thomas 77, St Leo 21 anot a bear near Curran last We are sorry Fiuiv ce Mrofka the legislature has tackled the problem again and claim they have 6 siteslined up which will probably cause iiriri objections from these comiiniies When the institution wassirteii 100 yea1 or more there wasplenty of land and farming was the iiiiiin inhisry practiced But the city finsing grew and the legislatureipt whittleing away iit the land un t there is none left but where thebuildings stand The land where Lankus sing Kistein Pettengill junioi1 high shonl and th athletic sta Hum standwere all nee jirt of the vocational school fam the national guard andnaal sifs and the liosbeck Glf couise all were carved out of the rout1 we niadcour parents We baked cookie one dcy liit atemore than we took homeWe enjoyed the program, the movies and the music by Mebahd pupilsKvenone had a part in makingjiY Christmas mural We made gifts for Mrs Koll berger and Mr ReaderlffurrayCrancTBIRTHDAY PAKTYMrs Eleanor Ledwidge was pleasntly surprised Sunday when her 13 children am their families, togethea with Mr and Mrs LouisStackable gathered at hei hometo help her celebrate her 70th birth4ayMrs Ledwidge wets the recipientof many gifts including a nice birthay cake The high light of the af was a telephone eall from ctedvTstrottreasurer of Phoenix Masonic Lod,t Merritt and Ypsilanit last week for the 21 r 1 time Herman Ulrich has beon electo ILakeville 56, Swaru There are 10g stndents from Lj,Bron Dewitt 3i , Morr Congl , Church I t wa s mad e u p o f ic 32 Deerfiel d 73 , Britto n 36 Wi n Bcughn , Bil l Baugh n Cli f an d Flin t Atheno n 82 , Linde n 39 Daas N w L CV 1 J A A i Vlh 5 Stockbrid 39 Brookly n hig h pries t o f th e Howell Royalquis t Wayn e Wagone r an d Bo v Ric h iz Gras s Lak e 66 Gaine s 65 , Ne w M ason sardscn , xioln s an d Edsi l Lleyers i Lothro p 48 Lakevill e 56 , Swar u Ther edrum s an d Cli f Haines , cimbal s I Cree k 37 I i u o r, iB , j Jfr r mgston count y a t Mich Stat eRit a Iseb r die d m 147 He r sister , j vEllie , imvivei, LIBRA NBW 8 i Cecil Vanderhoo f i s th e ne w W M Th e funera l a a t th e Swartaout Ne w 1 a t Hbrar y m j of Howel l No 3 8 F A M Funera l Hom e Thursda y a t 10 0 Tiu e Meanin g o f Cnri8tma s D y Mrg Bunfc e Schuchar t o f H owt im , Rex Winge r officiating , Burial Fulto n j Shehah Th e ColdU z gtor y j ftn dow n he r basemen t stair s as tb y Rei d an d th e Citade l o f th e Lak e wee k an d sustaine d numerou s bruises Orr Mr an d Mrs Glen n Chub b o f Hov el l hav e announce d th e engatremer tPETTYSVILL E QV1 C ASSN and e n joy e i he MrvrrihrmTMT i s i n Luthera n Cemetery ,Eliot t i n Detroi t on Mt Ir Benedit a Mar U o f Sien a Hgths Adria n extendlh g greetings FOREIG N STUDENT SSom e 6 0 Michiga n Stat e student sMkhiga h farm s an d factorie s start fog Decembe r 23 The y wil l b e i nLivingsto n count y Dec 26 been take n thi s da y before H ehi s sister , Iterijardine , cam e h erefro m Mila n s enough t th e Gebrg e VanSkive r cabi no n Mower sTh e fun e ai of thei r daughte r Nanc y t o Edmun dMrs Fer n Brud y presente d he r McDonald , so n o f Mr an d Mrs Afte r 4 7 year s a s a n employe e o fOOOSTMA S TOURNA MPisckne y s ha s bee n th e custo mlo r tevera J year s wil l b e i n a Chris tbaske t bal l tournament , thi sm t th e ne w gy m a t Byron , Th eeohedul e i s De c 28 6 p m Linde nr e Byron730 , Webbcrvill e v s Moi rlit 90 0 Pinckne y v s Swart x Creek De c tO , th e winne r o f th e 60 0 an d78 0 games 90 0 th e winne r o f th ePfackney Swart x Cree k gam e meet Ne w Utfcrop Satorda y th t final ,tad da y loser s Spin , an d secon dviuer s 9 p n 3 pins martin s war e release dl i th e Poieupto e mountaia s thi s yea raa d mo M wil l b e release d nex t year ffca y cam e fro m Canada Dea r pu t m locke r plant s i n th e up pm peninnul a average d 10 7 J thi sl a norther n Michbja a 9 9 lbs i a seth m HENRYRAMPEHenr y Rampe81 , o f Pinckney die d a t Exilyf e Convalescen t Hom e j n u s v t a t Howell , Saturda y wher e h e ha d aud ce o t Pttysvill e Civi c Assn McD ona d o f Howell 4X1 1 coun t o f Alask a an d hilariou s ex th e Per e Marquett e Railroad , th e las tperience a durin g he r tou r there 7 year s a t Howel l Henr y Branc h wi ne wa s accompanie d b y he r hus retir e a s agen t Jan 1 band , Dr Bruc e Brud y an a ths y Nelso n Imu s o f Lakelan d wa s taV spen t 6 week s ther e vi a tb e Alco n e n il l las t wee k an d i s i n St Josep hHighway Th e busines s sessio n wa s hospita l An n Arbor t conducte d b y th e Presiden t Richar dRandall Th e hostes s Mrs Thoma sBonne r serve d fruit ,assiste d b y Mrs Arnol d Beckler Mrs Crofoott Mr Gustafso i find Mis visite d ou r room V e orjoy cW e sen t cunl s an d ii t o Cliff oi d Epele r an j hop e h e ha s a Merr yChristmas Ou r Creativ e Writin g Book s tur ne d ou t wel l W e pu t th e imlividusi lcontribution s al l togethe r fo r ou rparent s t o enjoy 4V e invkii d al l tii e rom s t o se e u t pf,pr n 1 Fri Al c Mr Reade rW e ave hm a p ofWe gavo Mr Konncl1Johnson cch H ar We invite vs Kclour Christmas partThe Sixth Cvwu wia Merry Christmas u Xew Year reUiincd they would have had enoughBuda value to buy a site and erect new it, 1 buildings However most of the boys there now come from the cities andare not interested in farming Shops am mechanical schools should be establish for them where they canlea n trades and be fitted for industrial lifeandirlovesh morrinin Micky Ritter vvtis unlr nd his fatlittle stomach shook like a bowl fiill of jellyMore and nor, ui no va are The recent passing of Leo Pat , Lavey reminds us of the old daysstretch , x , when basebcll was the main sportnrd every hoy played the pame Therewere no distracting influences thenu ii as auUis, picture shows, radio or Coif and the baseball fever wasstrong Larry LaJoie, Hans WagneriruJ Rubo Waddel were the heroes then, Ty Cobb had not yet been dis KveryMrtoYou H Hcippycovered Every community had ateam, such as Anderson, Gregory, Xorth Lake, Marion, Chubbs ComersNorth Hamburg, etc Pinckney had 2,one was managed by Jack Monks, , m find the other the Juniors by Rev PrDkk Murphy, wife nnd dauirhter being devised to rase money for dn Commerford Tension rew CANTATA DECEMBER 24thThe Senior Choir of the PeoplesChurch will present the Christmas story cantata on Christmas Evefrom 800 to 930 p m entitledWhile Shepherds Watchedby Haddor Lillinas narration are woven through the entire cantata thus making it very impressshre musicallyMrs Merwin Campbell it directorThe Jumor Choir accompanied byAnita Shirey will present thir Christn carols We are makimr Christmas eve HANDY HAMMEREt 48 itad f of Jackson spent Sunday at he ferent projects that were unheardHarry Murphy home Ho hr only of in RTandfathers day such as panbeen out of the army 2 months t cake suppers, junk drives, rummage Tbe Wayne MLes nro now at Jiles, Lipr days vu n An t Arhor it e marciiinfrnifh school toT1 L ns InterDue to the Christmas programs Briny Brento Trailer Pa k, DlrnReach, FloridaAndrew Nesbitt and Sundpv dinner jruest ofMrs WyMe of Devtrr was desired to sc,band cf Anr Ahor t Miami nexf Tunr to iM0THBRS CLUB Sirs, WyMe of Devtrr W The Mothers Gb of the Elemen and wife caled on them Sunday etary school held thir meeting at the eninp Elementary school on Dec 13 ia the, The Harold Porter family calledmorning There were 21 members j or her fatherJohn Morris at Mnrtinpresent Mrs Taschea room gave a, SundayI rc 2J,111 little play entitled Santa Claus on Th Frank Aberdeen will sppndnd invite nv Jk7, 1 Tri1 J0 o n MSllnta CUu Christian with the Harold Fair ana invite any who wish to keep m Un r ,H n rt ,nu i uL 4 iI Is Coming To Town, Im Dream clyTd amily at Rpyal Oak usovrimpressrTr in o White ChritfflM MrBack Albert Dinkel nd wife attendevfe Ut, music instructor, hod some of hi i Darow Fertilizer meeting at La mmmm pupils played a medUy of tunos off Hiog Tuesday GretchoR Taach is hone from the their instruments Audrey Klikott of Brighton spetDniwrnity of Miehiga for the ltott Next mesiteg wUl be on Jan 10th the week end at the Albert Diakel at 1H oclock national convention at Miami, FloridaThere were no fund So the mothersf the 7t hand memh and friends nnounce they vill bve Ari0 dozenoikiea to hop raise the T0 neederlto fly th band them and back andpay their expnsea 71 addition there ill also be a Valentino dance, concert and rummage saleMrs Clyde Shennan of Bay City visitihjf he daujBTfrhter, Mrs Irvinarker and familyThe Ralf h Hailfamily called onhe Cleo Cuhtbi family in PlymouthFlymouth S firm and finally a pame was arrantrcd the jrize a 10 1b box of candy The Monks team won Their line up was Monks, c Moranp GJobnson, lb B Durfee, 2b C M Sigler,ss Jay Smith, 3b B Vaughn, Pat Lavey and Gene Reason, outfield TheJuniors were Ray Kennedy, c RexRead, p B Jeffreys, lb Pat Brogon, 2b Ade Lavey, ss P Read, 3b Joe Kennedy Steve Jeffreys, R Cadwelloutfield So much for tnt old daysThe Louis Freemans of Howell called on the L J Swarthout Sunday The Winston Baughns with thethe Gordon Aliens of Lansing wereSunday guests of the Frank Clarkof MrlfordMrs Alta Meyer holds her Chrstvvf T , , , ,,,v, December 21 tWe WWi Yw AT a Merry Omtaiaf d a Most, NX of 48 Years A fTProsperous and Happy New YearAC 4posiw p to Dy , membership IDDeposit insurance Corporation edmJTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK fail ll Jill IJ 188ft Ovr GihtyNine Ytaxs ofPUTNAM TOWNSHIP William Sprout, long time sup ofthe Pinckney school wu born atRochester N Y and came to Michigan with hit parents when a baby tn 1843 He was a graduate of the di trict schools only with the exceptioni of numerous summer schools at the 1 Mich State Normal was self educa ted He started teaching when he waa 18 years old and taught in Pinckney1 35 years In 1876 he married Beatrice Edwards She survives with a daughter Ethel, a son, Fred is dead, ue op rated a store at Anderson but foa number of years taught in Louiana He was a member of both thj Pinckney Masonic Lodge and 0 E Sand served as masterEdwin Naylor, a prominent Democrat died at Howell Dec 17Supt TJGaul and wife are visitting his parents at TawasHon Clark Reed of Howell willtalk on Temperance at the Methodist Church Sunday night,Born to Guy Hall and wife Fridaya daughterFlorence Andrews has resigned ateacher at the Hicks schoolGeorge Greeen and Mack Monksare servng on jury Wm Moran ii running Greens barber shopMayme Fish is home from the Corunna schools for the holidaysJohn Mortenson is running a grocery store in ToledoThe G A and R G Siller familesi of Ann Arbor are spending theholidays hereThe high school enjoyed a sleighride to the home of Kittie BroganFriday nightRev Coddington, former Methodistminister here died at Plainwell Dc12Herbert Gillette and wife wispend Christmas at HowellAnn Arbor will have a 80,000postoffict Miss Cora Shehan has returned H their children Roy Harris is new Blich Centralbattery man with headquaiteis atChelsea He has been at Grass Lakj The Farmers Club met at the JohuChamber home Saturday I J Abbott last week sold Flo dReason 10 Dorset lambs that weighed 1020 James Wylie is working for NPacey rPostmaster Tim Smith of Hwel1anounees that after Jan 1 the postoffice will not be openon SundxyNotes wij Ysars Ago HOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGAN LEE THEATREWHITMORE LAKEThe Pinckney Independents wontheir second game last week from the Blazing ArroAvs of Ann Arbor 1to 28 Don SwarthoutJud 18 points Roy Reason 16 Mrs Mary Mowers widow of Davkl Mowers, died at the home of heldaughter, Mrs Edna Campbell Dec20 Justice Calab Collett,70, of Brighton who recently fined Gov FredGreens, chauffer, hasten removed from office by the governor Collett was reelected at the5next election The cottage of CharJes Ward aRiverside burned Tuesday i h Wed, Thur, Dec 2, 22Ray Milland and Joan Coll nsStory of Evelyn Neahitt TnawTHE GIRL IN T1IE RED VELVET SWINGi CinemaScope and ColorFriday December 28, One Day Only Closed Christmas EveErrol Flynn and Joanne Dm inTHE WARRIORS Ii CinemaScope and Color Thar, Fri Sat, Dec 2221,34TJB SCARLET COATCornel Wilde, Michael WildingAnne Franda, Georg SaaderatFaturette Noftlty ColorJoseph Cotteen and Eva Bartook inSPECIAL DELIVERY CartoonSunday, Monday, December 25, 26 Both Days 230 p m Cont Joel McCrea and Vera MilesWlCHATA Matinee Sunaay, 230 p na in, Mon, Tues, Dec 25, 26, 27M THE TENDER TRAPU CinemaScope 8 tarringFrank Sinatra Debbie Reynold, Jem Wayne and Cheriae HolmIn ColorNovelty News Cartoen ON CHRISTMAS DAY SHOWSOPEN AT 5 P M CONTINUOUSWednesday, Thursday, Dec 28, 29 Jane Wyman, Charleton HestoninLUCY GALLANTVista Vision and TechnicolorFeaturette Cartoon NewtiTues, Wed, Thurs, Dec 27, 28, 29In Cinemascope and Color CartoonDexter citizens have appealed to Richjird Egan and Dana vynter the state highway clet over what they call inequaltiies jathe pavement THE VjEW from PQMPEYS HEADtax thereMrs Julia Parbnrn, 78 widowof Issac Pangbovn of Anderson diel at tfie George Wrifihtome in MarionTuesdayThe Publishers Auxiliary, van rilong article on Mrs Aprils Moore, the Planifeld porit W have been unill able to find out anything about The To np s sa y the nes oTh e To np s sa yweek a daugnter SYLVANTHEATREwif B , a5 The Sylva n Theatr e wil l C1M 1 9 an d reope n Jan 1S Merr y Christma s an d Happ y Ne wWit h a lo w cos t Ban k Loa n Yo u Ca n3PAC E OU T THOS E EXTR AFYPFVSF Q MrS Marvi n Bby aTld tx l bbhS Mrg Merwi n Campbel l an d Beverl yan d Mrs Pau l Curlet t an d Paula ,Reglua r monthl y bill s don t bot h atlende d th e Howel l Madriga l Clu ber mos t people Budgetin g take s ftnd hig h schoo l choru s con cert a tcar e o f them Bu t whe n unforsee u i Howel l Sunday I t wa s conducta d, 1 WIL L RECEIV E TAXE S A T TH E PUTNA M TOW N HAL L IV 1R Y SATURDA Y FRO M 90 A M UNTI L 58 0 P M UNTI L FUR THE R NOTIC E O N TH E OTHE R DAY S I WIL L RECElY l TAXE SA T M Y HOM E A T 23 8 UNADILL A STREET , PINCKNBY STARTN G SATURDAY , DECEMBE R 2 4ARNOL D BERQU1S TPUTNA M TOWNSHI P TRHASU RFRE E GIFT S FRO M SANT A mas T O yo uMEER Y XHRISTMA S an d HAPP Y NZ W YEA RT O AL L I S OU R SINCER E WIS HTHE E PINCKNE Y TAVER N etras gan g up that s different Xvix t it ppen s t o yo u cal l o n ua A cas h auvanc e wil l ma c th e emr ency The n yo u wil l hav e ampl enni e fo r repaymen t ou t o f curren tincome R t member , to o tha t paying 1 oJ f ou r loa n a t th e Firs t Nationa lan k improve s you r credi t fo r fu ur e mone y needs firs t Nationa l Ban kant eAl l Deposit s Insure d U p t o 10,00 fo r Eac h Deposito r by Keen e Stollsteimer Th e Sout h Mario n Far m Burea uha d thei r picni c a t th e Mario n tow nhous e Frida y nigh t an d th e Eas tMario n Far m Burea u Wednesday Duaii e Meyer s an d Mrs Alm a Mc Kamar a wer e hostes Mr an d Mrs Ra y Burn s b dMr an d Mrs Kennet h Fry e atten dee d th e funera l o f a n aunt , Mar yElle n Kell y a t St John s Churc h a tOceol a Monday Sh e me t wit h atragi c death Th e Ra y Burn s fatt y receive dwor d tha t Joseph Mcdbikey , so n o fJ B McCluske y o Pisadena,CaIifIP seriously ill at FrankenmutHiGermany and underwent an operautionartyTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 22nd BY PINCXNKY FIREMEN AT TH E PINCKNEY FIR MALL WITH GIFTS FOR ALL THE KlDDIRlCOME AND BRING The KIDDIES 73 P M aHHVWe Wish You AT a Merry Christmas and a Most Prosperous and Happy New YearTHOMAS READ SONS SAY IT A WITH FLOWERS v from rr HELLERS FLOWHtfiPhcffie 28 HoweflvMEERY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAP TO ALL IS OUR SINCERE WISHTHE DETROT DIE SETWe Wish You Al1 a Merry Christmas and a Mott Prosperoos and Happy New YearTHE LYLE JONES DRUG STORECARPENTER WORK Y CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YARProsperous and Happy New YearHICKORY RIDGE DALRYNorm Topping PopU0POXSIBLI FBESON femak torn this ana wantt ttrvio d collect from f SMMhiiiM Ko sfa Mt , ear, references i IIt Mta I2M perfall thne work ffo fall prtk Box PECIALSSYtAK, Your Choice LbChUCK KOAoii, Lb 39c LEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS, Lb 25cYOUNG FRESH TURKEYS, CHICKENS HAMSCUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY WEDNESDAY WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAYSTHE HOUJSTER MARKETPLEDGE FOR 1S56 We resolve to ty to help rake 1956 a record year formm 9 both as drivers and, pedestriansso that they mayever be safety mindedTHE KIDDIESWe resolve to remember that grown ups are to protectus from traffic accidents when they warn us about what to do and what not to do to mini our eldersTHE MOTORIST 4I resolve to be courteous, patient, and respectful of the rights of others whenever Im behind the wheel all thetime in fact to recognize my road responsibility as a member of societyTHE TRUCK DRIVERIresolve to continue to oparate my truck in such Jmanner that the truck drivers reputation as the safest rnot courteous drivee on the highway will be upheldand str enghthened Micklfa TricMifff It Is Mode of Wood J InUrfor MKRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NW YEARTO ALL IS OUR SINCERE WISH JM OMgrCaB JIM JUSTICE UP 8SSr, MM MURRAYS GULF STATIONft THE ROUSH PLUMBINGj Water Syrtemi 3WWdrtr Pkeae UP86W7 fmLj r miWednesday, December 21, 1955Th e rr g PWPB new W I A ef Man114 le HociiStorer UK HIMIXTIBS811KTSBBLTMANDKMRCHLEFS FOR HERHOSIERYLINGERIEGLOVESSCARFS FOR BABYBOOTEESJACKETSPAJAMASSOXNIGHTIES SWe Wish You Ai a Merry ChristmasESN1SED1 GENERA I STORESiHis, tiers, or ftvGive an AUTOMATIC BLANKETWhethef ft t bed or t big double be, thertfan autenuttte frlttAtt fat anyone on your ChririaMgiftUetIts the gift that tap on giving fro tke momentits plugged in AfiBjfbt long, JH wiftft lentget luxurious wannlfc withotrtweight Automatic Manketo mal itiM glftifor every member of the familyVbu DeAUm or Detroit BdiconBunoco Fue I Oik CAS BEEN ADDED TO OURWe Art Rtady to Service Yon on Both No 1 andr No 2 OilALSO AS USUAL W2 HATE THEisit Qmlky of Coal,,Oil and BJld n SuppliesD E HOEY SONSHA 68119 Dexter Mike Carr and Albert Mrofka theMichigan State University studentsattending the Rose Bowl gema New Years at Pasadena, California Mike goett with the Mich State grodp andAlbert drives out with 4 friend leaving Dec 26 Phillip Murphy, Mich State Univeruity, leaves the first of Januaiyefor Altanta , Ca to takes special ccourse in auditing He will be there10 weeks Messrs Lonnie VanSlambrook,, Or flagd Winalow, Fraak Ziegler and Olin Robinson attended a Masonic dinner ifat Fowlerville last Tuesday night frThe local Rainbow Girls enjoyed apa jama party Saturday aigiit at home of Mrs James Boyd of Lakeland and had potluck dinner, thereSundayThe Dick Youhg family w ar visiting the hfamilyThe Kenneth Reason fumilyAnn Arbor called at the home Mia Edna Keasoh Sunday J Clinuji aud wife visited theClaude Smedleys in Dexter Sunday Mr and Mrs Wakei ark a ted the Christmas party at the Ho c iiuAyv, etioit, Saturday nitegiven by the SmithHutch ins on Co Anita Clark vUitod the Tom Clarkfamily in Ann Arbor over the week end and went to the Ford Rotumlrawith themMrs Dorothy Dinkel with Johnnyand Christine attended a Christmasdinner Sunday at the James Brogan home n LansingMrs Madeline Moran Stock of irmiJiuham called on Mrs EmmaDihkel last weekMiss Isabel Nash of Ann Arborspent Sunday at the Martin RiUerioiMt On Dec 2C with Thelniai Burch of Ann Arbor she leaves for Calilorhia and will see the Rnse Uowl game New YarsMrs Vern Kennedy is home fromSt Joe hospital Ann ArborThe Kenneth Frys of Brightonspent Sunday at the Ray Burnsi Ambruse and Geiald Keneedyliii kjs spoilt unday at the lr,nK n e iy hojne M , ahd Mio Sheridu i rladlty oi jf j MYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesElectric, Oil and Gas Hoi Water HeatersComplete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServiceEAST MJiWagoners Grocery 8066 Pinckney BeadQuality JViecliandiseLOW PttlCKSfieer and Wine to Take OutPhone Howell 7Q5J2 iMEERY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IS OUR SINCERE WJSH ef Jackson clKd on tie L,IVSTUO tbjn fnria nitrhtIn a reorganization plan GeriMReason of Pinckney has been elecvt T t V ln McCJaienCompany of Hambu ,lt so ,stockholder The Frank Johnsons cclebatetheir 60th wedding anniversaiy New Years Herbert Allyn and wife of Lusintf and Mrs, Flora Da, ri vferc SaLtaiy u tiio quests of I ,r M E Darrow Riinald Kriln fnniiy ,,,were living in the Tom Ware huucon M36 E have moved to WhitmureLakeE J Allen of Chubbs Corners threwhis annual goose Xmas dinner i irurriday niuht Tite honorIfuoats were Reg Schafer, GlennOutbb, Bert Rubbinsrand Homer Abv y John McNamara who attendedthe 5 previous dinners was sick andcould not comeRoss Read and wife will spendChristmas in Iilsbuijr, 1a with ftussell Read family The Fred Reads were in JacksonSunday Mrs Claudia Peters camehome with themThe Clare Millers will pendChristmas witH Mrs Beulah Millerand visit her mother at Detroit in the eveninjr The Jack Sharps of Lansing andand Mrs Mae Metz of Howell spnt Sunday at the Lee Lavey home The Leo Bettys family of WalKulLake were Sunday guests of Mrs Edith Carr Bob Carr and Joyce Ortendahl of Grand Rapids snent Thar gday with her MrsrEfta Slgler of Battle Crwk PeifceiINCORPORATED 1915HOWELLIINCKNEYOVER NINETY YEARS OF SAFE BANKINGyfr and Mr and Mrs Jack Sfhiaper ofBay City attended the funeral ofMrs Mary Hoff Wednesday Mr and Mrs William Schmidtand daughters visited the Ford Ro tubda Saturday and had dinner in Farminjrton at the Edward Welkehome The Bud Pekkerings of HowcMand Kenneth Zflls of Ann Arbor pent Sunday at the Mark NashhomeDavid Nash is gff to the bowlfame at Fuadena, Calif He leeg1 Dec 26 with Michigan State friendsj Mrs Lester McAfeee and daurli ter, Leslie, were ih Detroit overthe week endMrs Teas Coyte with the JamesCharbonneaus were Sunday dinner eucsts of the Don Charbonneacs onRush Lake Roait Saturday nhrht Rev J M McLucas acted as installing chaplain forthe Northville Masonic Lodgt Mrs Wm Hill and sons, WiUiamand Thomas attended the iaertl oftar father, Max Uip bridgt Sprinsra, Pa, The membeti ofcteMk wtrt etI THliBANKCUSEACHAdded ServiceIN ORDER TO PROVIDE BE TEH SERVICE FOR OURTOMERS WE WILL BE OPEN I ROM 400 TO 600 P M FRIDAY, BEGINNING DECEMBER 16th, 1195OUK hOUto WILL NOW BE AS FOLLOWSMONDAY 9uO AM To 300P MTUESDAY 900 AM To 300 F M WEDNESDAY 900 AM To 1200 NoonTHURSDAY 908 A M To 300 P MFRIDAY 900 AJn To 300 P M HJ 1,0 QgWTVm SATURDAY9K 0 PJM T o 12K Noo n 5 Kijrf , s v 1 , , j , Ladies Why ask iat fekes the IMMI wert out of fertifuo eut erf ou have a rangeacuum that tK s HM musele eirt af deeming 1 You hav a vpoodwhatdaytoack every ironingTke aMplianeee yen have are wooderfusiTkay fit ye MVe 1M, IMS yof 2 Early heavy snow ha driven theI dear to the deer yards and deer star ration may be heavy this winterThe goose kill was up 36 percentI this year and the duck and coot kill 47 percent73 deer were bagged at Allegan this year the moat in 14 yearsI The dept sold 16,885 worth of state timber in Ogemaw state forestlast month There were 4026 conservation lawviolations the first 10 months this year This does not include deer huntiag convictions Twice in receat months geese andswan taking off from a sanctuary near Alpena have short circuited the power lines causing a blackout THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORMHfileHay H Dufiy, U U Pinekaey MichiganCall UW A M to 200 P U Except WednesdaysIL, Tuemn Fri, Sat 00 lo 800 P JL UNERAL HOWSGeneral DiracterModem Equipment AjzbulaiM Servioi, PHONE U F WITIiPBOKS U P 83221ef yoqcj teeki, you yevflLr You donttare toft new times a simle way to te Theres a wiarful appManee tint lets yem tit dmm, relax, ami irobeettttiMsV, m lejo mim kftif tfajnae it takeo yen by ha, fisjfc appeinco k the FrmtrUt Automate irtner Itfta operate and wwtfCTypensivo It wftl re avww yu ana1 k w OM, eeea aad far ai,the achy, wenout, Mroilovor iboHnof eUltehioMd jroning JsV COUNCIL PROCEEDINGSBegular meeting of Village Council Dec, 13, 1955 Called to or er by Pres Dinkel followed by roll call ofofficers Present Shirley, Tiplady, Read, Lavey and Swarthout Absent Kennedy Motion by Piplady supported by Shirley to allow following bills Norman Miller, major roadwork 484iii Detroit Edison Installing pole at1 Riqk 4900 Thos Bead Sons Supplies 19880t Bob Vedder Labor on Christmas t I lights i 750 Bob Egeler, marshalls Sal 12500j Putnam Twp Fire Dept Christmas Party 2500f Oil Co Oil 168d Motion to adjourn UE W MLNSELL ASSOCIATEk LAiNLtfaift How ell MidugaaUrb W ManseU, AvlaUOr L R, fkOfetke j DENTIST112 North Juehigan Ave Telephone Office U Residence 814Eveaings by AppointmentrJt Sales A 8erl WjiieCall Fowlervil 226F6 PhonC Rdekiefl, Sr OPTOMETRidT i WesT Grand Rivtr kiowell, Mkhigaiv Hoyillleitee Livestock HaulingWeekly Tripe Made te Generai Tnoss UPRoger J Carr Agency BANC Olt,INLdith R Carr 1 4 2 MILL STPinckney, Wkk Pbeoe UP ttlttUtberquist i, PinikRepcdrijng GoldVcerb v1Iromite Model 850 We wajit you to try kmjmg tave aixaHiway on am Iromrite We wast you to come in, sit dowm at one of our floormodels, and mm for yourself bow simple,BOW rotating this revolutionary way ofironing really io wronnleAUTOMATIC IRONIKWish You All a Merry Christinas TUP LArS HARDWAREDiW DROPMrs Merwin Campbell attendedthe Stockbridge Kings DaughttersChristmas party and dinner at theBaptist church Thursday as their uest The John Wrathella of Ann Arborkvere Sunday gtietit of John Boyeraud wife1 James Matteson, son of Mr and Mrs Mark Matteson of Bishop Likewill be seen on television Christmas nite on the Ed Sulivn Showwith the Mich State Glee Club H is a graduate of Pinckney hi,h schoolMerwin Campbell and wife and Percy Ellis and wife attended tne Masonic installation at Dexter on Saturday night VSalesServiailAlO TELEVISION SERV1C i Prompt and Courteous Nn1 UP Rft1 12rtnekney, Michigan Homa, Lake Properlof Opportxinitki PrapertT Hith MtBeraMRtaMi 209 North PastE0NB U P M1HDR J E GftlP OPTOMFIfflTWedaeaday and Satsrday126 Chiboa lot Wmi N ef Pies VrirhUm AC 74ADYSWANTEDBaby Sitting by s rel ,i, peison Phone UP 8 9781 atPinckney Mich i FOR RENT Completely modern Aft4 rooms and bath Available Jan I,1956 Phone UP 83107 Oscar BeckFOR SAUCHIUSTMAS Trees,aid kinds plenty to choose fromSPEEDWAY 79 STATIONNOTICE Boy Scout No 2M Ucom 834 East Grand River,Howell, Mioh Patrol are shovelling off sidewalks to raise money for patrol equipment FOR RENTModern Room II you want this service Ca4J Jerry 16 Stuart St, Phone UP 89971Reason UP 83166 er UP SM14FOR SALlllectric Train and aeessories en plywood table 2SBob Reaa1 Pnene UP t29Bottle QarTR COOWNb, WATTR HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYLtt L GAS SERVICEI PHONE 63 HOWELL INNFOR RENTLarge House TrailerPhone UP 8859Bnakuti, Plate Laaehses, 9nrs, taert Orders, lee resw Pp tarry tit MeaU ea rderMSI Nsai LOSTIn area of Chubbs Cometssouth Two beagctt, one male aadone female Reward 2Phone UP S 97M FOR SALBNew eottafe at PatterHUH Lake Also have lost a ereaatcolored rabbit dog Will pay ft rewrd for retura Mike Haraack trPhone UP S Leeate e a t 4M S 1 Wisks s t ekt n a i fellews their W laterI I A M t e I I P M FsVsA Y AN ATWA Y1I H A M t e IM A M Onlsuoil9tgood rOR RENTWil l shar e a larg eniui, wdt , ae w batter , aeed s i hom e wit h elde r lady , privat e kat apai r 71 and shewer , larg e kitchei M aA C 7506 6 a t 470 0 Midlan d driv e month O n Portag e Lak e Road Lakeland , Miaa HA 6IW I f jI Pinckne y s STATE O F MICHIGA NTh e Probat e Cour t fo r th e Count y o fLivingsto ni n th e Matte r o f th e Estat e o f Ev aMar y L Hoff , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Court, , hel d o nDecembe r 1 5 195 5Presen t Honorabl e Hira m R uiJudg e e f Probat Notic e i s Hereb y Givven , Tha t th epetitio n o f Flori s G Clarke , prayin gIh e instrumen t file J i n tai d Cour t b yadmitte d t o probat e a s th e Las t Wil lan d Testamen t o f sai d deceaeed , tha tadministratio n o f sai d estat e b e gran te d t o Flori s Ti Clark e o r som e othe rsuitabl e person , an d tha t th e heir so f sai d decease d b e determined , wil lb e hear d a t th e Probat e Cour t o nJanuar y 10 , 195 3 a t te n A M l i s Ordered , tha t 4c e thereo fh e giye n b y publicatio n o f a cop yhereo f fo r thre e week s consecutivel ypreviou s t o sai d da y o f nearing , i nth e Pinckne y Dispatch , an d tha t th epetitione r caus e a cop y o f thi s notice t o fee serve d upo n eac h know n part y F R SALE 9 kind s winte r squash , WIL L D O TYPING , ADDR1SS i interes t a t hi t laf t kaow n aeUree s beets Rent s 598 Burges s Koa d 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aavement Availabl e1 M Pinckae yAutomat a Gkp a Sbl d ta dFIS HMARKE T PRICE SQUALIT YCUURiLOU dA1 J a M7 Christma s an d a Mos tProsperou s an d Happ y Ne w Yea rLA RCelesta Parshal lJtegfcte r o f Probat eJTATB O F MICHIGA NTh e Pretm jv t fo i tb o f Uriafsto n I n th e Matte r t M Batat a o fAbiigai l Liveermor e als o know n a sAbbi e Liverraore , Deceased ICQl d fad QTCTfSl oradex i O FA t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel d o n a ala o nroce33 d roa d ncnr lDecesthe r t , 1BI Eresent , Honorabl e Hira m R P t vB ASmith , Judg e o f Probate i mtim wea t oi Howt U Q tNOTIC E I S HliEB Y Tha t af i ereetttor s o f sai d decease d PHON E I t 0ar e require d t o presen t thei r claim sI n writin g an d unde r oat h t o sai dcowt i an d t e terf e a cop y thereo fus e J Russel l Livermor e o fPinckne y Rout e 1 , Michigan ,a fiduciar y o f sai d estat etha t suc h claim s wil l b e hear den d tha t th e heir s a t la w o f sai d d oeease d b e determine d b y sai d cour ta t th e Probat 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 21, 1955 Description An account of the resource December 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 1955-12-21 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/820d2596465b713d53c905b913136bdc.pdf adf2d9b7be95c26b19657238f4043424 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. mi ri IatchMichigans bitter fight to care r her mentally retarded lchildrennot over As a many sided health ,m it created strife and bitterjish deadlocked Hhe legislatfor weeks Anyway the peonow know the state has a health CHRONOLOGY 1955Rep Sallade of Ann Arbor, one of jthe leaders in the hospital expan sion fight forcast a 2500 bed hospita1 in southeastern Michigan in alew year timeSenator Porter of Blissfield scredited with coming up with tneaolutiion that broke the deadlockOB NOV 4 he advocated leasing tthef Banaington hospital and was turn M ownBut time was getting shortr a4 not wanting to give Gov Will 9JJBS political ammunition by doing Bathing on the mental health pro gram, the legislature reluctantly aceapted the Porter compromiseThis ghrta the state 1150 beds ata cost of fl,2l4,000 160 at Farming ton, 160 in private hospitals, 800at Camp Custer and the rest atMdwftter and Mt PleasantThe alfcernattvc to the 25,00 bedftfttpital is to provide local facilities1ST the mentally retareed The Republicans and Democerats Will lock Joras on nonpartisan iss Jjfeea such as the balanced legislatureffha Republicans want the house torepresent tpopulation and the senate tjrta They got the plan acceptel fct are angry over the advertisinge the opponentts of the plan TheyaJao charge labor unions misrepres fee mentally retarded children isse and will sponsor a bill fchat thesponsors of any advertisement ISUSt sign ttheir name to it and not behind a committee label, fNOTE40 jQooding projerts were completMl tbis year to provide 4200 ceres marshland for waterfowl The 86,000 Largest was then, Lake flooding project ofi this year to provide 4200 acres Jtequefts for a later doer season have popped cp each year for,, 1 years now were smothered SQF the early snow this year In fact there was so much snow huntingwo hampered by it the first week An economic survey of the aspectsof fishing and hunting begins Jan 7 questions to be asked will beage , sex and licensing of eah nr or fishermnnThD amount of l spent at it by them and the am, of money they spend doing it A number of states are studyingIQehigan watershed and stream im pwiiment program Slides oreavailable on thisBiologists from 7 state are meet jJsf ia Michigan this week to find tut what virus killed about 10001tear is Michigan this year The exlaaation so far is they died fromfpHif wilted wild cherry leaves which form Prussic acidThers were 6800 federal fish andwild life violations this year This has only 144 law enforcett officers 24 of whom are in CHRONOLOGY OFJan6George Sargfeea, Qua Pch jand Mrs Frida Pfau die Kiwanis Club started here Jan 13County hospital drive is started Kiwanis Club organized atelementary schol Howard Thayer ispresident, Gerald Reason, vice preaJ W Winger, Sec Al Freden t,dig,Treas South Lyon beats Pinckney 57 Jto 49 Leo Lavey, Treas, re siirns Homer Abaay appointed1 Jan 20Paul Cosway, section boss dies Mrs George Tansleybreaks leg at bowling alleyPinckny lose to Stockbridge JH to 42Independents beat Brighton 95 to93Feb 1Kiwanis entertains 36 members of Dexter KiwaaisJohn Hoeyleads the singing Mrs Margaret Cuiiett Young and daughters arrivein Japan Masons hold guest niteAl Liphart is toastmaster and GlenAlt speaker Feb 8Mrs Martha Dagg loseslife in auto accident Eugent Mclneyre dies, Also Frank Barnum andWilliam H Parker, Masonic pastMiami masterRena Haines aad Herb Shenden married Also Joyce Fuhrman and Lambert Henry Elmer Blum bums to death at Riverside Mar 15 Pinckeny losas to SeuuthLyon 56 to 49, O E S party atPatterson Lake David Mowers jrdiesFeb 23Three village tickets arenominated Candidates for mayor fare Brandon White, Merwin Gamp i bell and Stanley Dinkel Later all caucuses were ruled illegal an the ,notices were not posted a sufficieat time and the candidates had to runonatickers Elsie DeWolfe and ErSwpuChane married in Indiana Clara Dolan of Dexter townskipdies March 4Pinckney beats Mancheater 65 to 47 The Kennedy, Generaland Jones Drug stores lose goods to two lady shoplifters who are, latgrarrested at Baldwin Hardware,How ell Earl Gallup catches an eacogeefrom Cassidy Lake ,, March 11Pinckney wins district OURWednesday, December 28, 1965by MatTHOUGHTSAS A NATION Wf NJ6V NOT ONCV 0RAMD OF BV OUR FATHERS WHO HANK UX WHATS M0Cr WEVE GROWN INTOLCRANCC , IN Nf6HISOUCtt W APPRECIATION or THC racgooMS THAT wrnAv WON H OUR DEMOCRACY LOCAL NEWS universally accepted Backour yuth G holidays broughtWE CAN ALL O THOUGHTFUL OF, AND TI IANKFUL OUR NATIONAL HERITAGEANP P RTICULARLV FORTHE VALUES OF THE SPIRIT THAT IT EMBRACESHARRY EVERS Catatiit Owen61 Marjs CataoUe CfcarenMm Ft Albert SchiU, Pask 800 aad 1600 fth , , CURRENT COMMENTChristmas guests of the Lee Lavey family were Mrs Steve OBrien Despite all the columns of warn of Bunker Hill, the Vincent Shields i,lg printed to prevent holiday accid family of Ann Arbor, the Jark ents we imagine there will be aboutI Sharp family of Lansing and Mrs the usual number over the Christ Metz of Howell mas and ew years week end ThC J Clinton and wife with Frsd D V You Driveirry of Howell were Christmas d Dont Dnve U ou Dnnk WlU as of the Ralph Clinton familyDetroit Also Gerald Clinton 2 , ,, ,L no such traffic problems Old DobbTiie Merwin Campbell family and k fumishedthe motive power aadAioM Ijvquist spent Christmas he did not brk gpeed twor6M , Ja,es Hall ITome in Marion ulling cutter Qn gnow Tne liob Tasch family spent the roads The saoons theD Christinas eve with Mrs Anna a bowl of Tom and Jeny Tasch in Ann Arbor lhere w,,re it raffles aad muMarcia Ledwidge and wife Jenny R from a tin and wgnderLynd Pannaee and the Chris Camp , j fiddler Hiuhbells were Chnsttmas guests of rhe of the busiQess Andrew Campbells , with rows of bhnketed horses ThM J Reason and wife enUrtained , the Gerald Reason, Max Reynolds ,,,,, , T i T J T i p n,i, keep track of these and if heJack Reason and Paul Fredericks i families Christmas I 1thol1gkht one had d there JThe Albert Shirleys entertained lon he wfs expected to hunt up theall their children and families at owner We wmember a pnest whdinner Monday at Congl Church The Val Keiser family had forChristmas guestts the Dick Younjr Paul Young, Jack Young and FredSinger families, Vincent Yountf jr and Vincent Young sr and wife Rev Beachy, wife ad daughter,Ruth, were to Goshen, Indlast wek and brought Bertie and Lucillehome for the holidaysIvan Remley and wife of Livoniacalled on ye editor Sunday i Mrs Edith Carr is spending the If anvone had told us 6 weeks agoholidays with her daughter, Mrs that this sectjon WOL,id be withoutJanis Baker and family in Syracuse, Detroit daily papela for a month wt N Y would have called them crazy butThe James Doolittles of Cleveland, sUch has been the caSe That tlOhio, are spendin the holidays with bjK Detrut dept slores wouid be his parents the Hugh DoolittlesRoy entireiy without an advertising medClark was a Christmas guest ium durinjr the Christmas season was also unbelievable December20 Robert Butz representing the Detroit News, The Detroit FreePress and Detroit Times concludedan agreement between the three pep ers and the Pressmens Union to owner We remember a priestused to scan the blanketed horsesand if he saw one belonging to a parisioner he found him and read him the riot act Occasionally some oneyot too much to drink and fell out ifhis cutter and froze but these were rare occasions There was no pavement or blacktop then no power snow scrapcMs The farmers had to shovel out their own roads and thistook days sometimesMrs Fannie Kavanaugh of Jackson was a Christmas guests of MrsJennie Devereaux Patty Thayer worked in tthePierce Store at Howell during the holidays Mrs Constance Loomis and Miss expirMarch 1, 1057 It must howSrers, 50, died at Jitsnear Plainffeld Saturday after atournament title by beating Hart lingering illness of about a yearHe T land and South Lyon Lorna Shirley was the son of Henry and Catherine Confessions, Friday eveniaf after Evelyn barrow of Roslyn Heighths, ev, be ralifjll by the members ofN Y, called up their parent, the M th1 passmans Union It is hopedS Darrow Christmas tther 2 unions n stJjke wiU acc thome in Hmvell ngcb Vedders entertained the their Detroit papersand John Eller married Kathy Wilt Scheel Evers and was born near j Noreaa Devotioas and Saturday from tne rick Amburgeya, Blair Steelcs e wins writing tesUGretchen Tasch Stockbridge Sept 1, 1906 Thefamthe ho me makers contest t ily lived on several farms near PnckMarch 18, Pinckney Kiwanfs r ney and his life was spent in thisceives charter 300 present at tthe section In April, 1942 he married , v, n I ni i rkPA i ,, famiieii chaseWe remembor when this builfc1 ing was built to replace one thatburned It wr thought then theceives charter 300 present at tthe section In April, 1942 he marriedbiinquet at the 8Chool Mr and r Loretta PeUch She survivesThere hildTh i l bhiinquet at the 8Chool Mr and r Loretta PeUchH Hookr ceiebrate their 60 wed i are no childrenThere is also brother oES holds their Fred of Dansville and two sisters, 780 to 900 j m and Sunday be famjiies after midnight massthe 800 Mast Mrs Catherine Heath entertainedMwUHWstd HHIfCll u11 her chillron but Ann who is in The Univtisiry uf Michigan willke nvrr th old Ann Arbor highw building July 1 next, the leg d iannualForner dies Pinckney high schoolloses to Hanover in regional Mrs Lillian Wylie of Dexter aad Morning Oafraiy Monnonitc ChoreaBr Bara Beaehy, Paatar t adierry HeathS S Supt waiter aacii The Fred Read8 eave forall her children but w building yi California, Chrstmus the Joe, Char 0Kjsature living approved it pur les Heath and Bob VeddeiSunset25Detroit Die Set banquet noon a C1 l Dil t FMrs Ruth Blackmaa of HoweilT funerM was Tuesday after Lutheran Churchat the Conl churco Stanley Dinkl at Fowlervxile, Rev Edwin Wagelected mayor by 2 votes, Caucuses staff officiating Burial in Greenheld Lloyd Hendee, Democrat nom j wood Cemetery inee for supervisor and Stanley Dink I Sunday Sckr olYoung Peoples MeetingCottage Fellowship BerriesWednesday 730800el the RepublicanTEACHERS SALARIES RAISED meeting of BeySunday Morning Hiurs n,ght prayer meetingPerry E Noah, 87, North Lake x the church at it Ok Cove, Ft Laerdale, Florida Fri , school noCls had been solved fori day for nil time No one envisaged the Born to John McGuire and wife reat increase in the birth rate The Muriel Read of Detroit Friday, a S,hof1 was in a thickly built up scgirl i ion and there was no room for ex1 Mrs Emma follmer and sonjohn ansjon The new school which re spent Christmas at the Charles Eis paces t was built way out in the ele home in Fowlerville and called I eountry beyond the football stadiumPERRV E NOAH 100 Qteacher were raised 200 The d suffident and frQm gchool 9had t0 rainbow trout tagged and re 13 months ago in Manisteehad doubled its weight whenemufht last week Ftee shrubs and trees for springytasting are available to land own eft ia the lower peninsula KIWANIS NOTESThe Kiwanis enjoyed a turkeydinnr last night were presentfarmer and merchant died Monda Wed, hoirHe was the son of Orangex NoahHis wife died in 1964 He leaves ason, Lawrence and 2 daughters,Florence Boyce and Mildred Knisely The funeral was at the NorthLake Church today Pteetii OUreies Mween M LIBRARY NEWSNew books are Jezebel by Wilson,oe Canal by Ratigan, Wild Horsesif Ralnrock y Rush The following new members wereinducted into the order by HaroldBeadle cf Ypsilanti ilert Rooke,Howard Taylor, George Foster,Clifford VanHorn, Keith Koch, Duwayne Hoy JThree other were tnable to be presentNext Tuesday night the 1056officers will be installed by AndyAnderson of Chelooa, past governor ENTERTAIN STUDENTSThe following farmers entertainad foreign students last Monday Ralph Hall, one from India MarkNash, Belgium Lloyd Hendee,Okinawa Woodroe Massey MexicoDale Miller, Philipines Dan Hewlett and Howard Marshall, JapanGlen Hanson, Ethopia and K Ammerman, Austria This waa part of the project to acquaint them withAmerican farming methods MM Wes MUaadfHa StreeURe Ketth laegaefger, PatatSunday School Mcrtiaf Wewfclf 1J AMTeutronp 222Serf f on the Steve GercyzsThe Ona Campbells spent Christmass at the Carl Lentz zhome InLansing, Hollis Wylie and wife, Fritz Wylie and wife ard Kenneth Wylie at tended the funeral of Harry EversTuesday but this area will probably be sooabuilt up as sections around schoolshave a habit that wayO E S NOTICEO E, K Chfliataw party at Than PrayerJr flboir Practice WedSr 0ir Practice Wad T M p mWINS ESSAY CONTESTSterling Johnson, 12, SOB of Prof,and Mrs Pruce Johnson of AnnArbor and a studnt at Slauson Juni ior high school there was one of the 8 students to win a 10 award inI 500 word essay contest on What Thanksgiving Means to Me Hissoaic temple Dec SO at 8 p mREGULAR COMMUNICATONRegular Communication of Ji teacher la Mrs Gladys Pnvla, foimerly of the Pinckney schoolThe Bob Tasches entertained Mrs theCORNER STONE LAY ING CEREMONYaT U a picture of the corner stone of St MaryB new paro hool here Rev Albert Srfim itt, Miss Nellie Gardner, the altartkt eotttrocttor and architect appear in the picture The building W ready until next f aiLbut the dining room and kitchen will Ubafore that ingstoa Lod No 76 P A A M on Anna Tasch of Ann ArborTuesday night, Jan 8 at 8 pm j Cy AtLee family of Gladwin ChnstAt 9 p m the the Pinckney Ma 1 massonic Building Assa will hold their, Christmaa guesU of tthe George Roulewere Re Jack Teeters oiDetroit, the Ernest White and AlRoush of Femdale MrsSadie Morao spent Christmasannual meeting and election of officersMrs Gertrude Hicks spent Chirstmas with the Ralph Hall family in Flint Christnias guests of the Franis Westley Palmer and wife of De were the Gese Shehan fam troit, the Peach Palmer family a Flint peace and Gooti Will seems toreign everywhere except in the, , Holy Land, the birthplace of ChmtMrs Mary Kennedy had the Tom Here the Jews hemmed in by tneirHowes, Lloyd VanBlarici aa le , ors, the Arabs, ayJohn Burjrs for Christmas guests , nans and Egyptians who are saia w The Don McKinleys of Detroit have rpcoived arms from Russia arewere Christmas guests of the E L battling i,r their very existarcebo ave this Ar it has been mostly jruenlla warvisit their fare wiih sma inbis involved In a raid on Syrian ports last weekguests of Druscilla 59 Syrians were killed and 4 Jews 8w p were Christmas guests of th 800 p M McKinleys The latter leave 400 p nO week for California to visi daughterChristmasMurphy and brothers were the John TVs was n retaliation for anSullivan family of Jackson, James tack on the Jewish fishinj fleet onMurphy of Marine City and Lucy the Sea of Galilee which the JewsJeffreys 1 control At Gaza which the EgyptDavid Aberdeen is spending ten f ians control they engage in dailyh J Whetdays at Miami, Florida ians control they ggbattles with the Jews Whether theill b esys at Miami, Florida battles withThe Gordon Hesters of Ypsilanti Kingdom of Israel will ever be escalled on the Andrew Nesbitts Sat tablished on a solid foundation or Chrit ill tllTy KohittaChrist pottimr will tpllmas at the Dr Wylie home in DexAI,C George Meabons entcrtoined PINCKNEY KINGS tthe Leon Meabons of Chelsea and i The Pinckney King the Marshall Meabon family Xmas will meet at the home ot Lawrence Camburn and wife Daller January 5were Christmas guests of the Harold Camburn family at GrossePointe Dc J thgroup Pearl Madsen, SecThe Herman Vedders entertained Mrs Merwb CamellChristmas the Don SwarthoutsMi s I the Winans Lake Christmas PDora Swarthout, the Jameg Singftis gram last Tuesday rd th Bb d Gld Vdd Urn j The Luciu9yand the Bob and Gerald Vedder UrnTheMM RoaMrs Blanch , , Headee called tsined Wffliara Shehan aad wife for home ia Brighton FridayChristmas tavern Clark and wifeThu Roy Raasoa family spent Christmas ia MikmChrist in itx rthriktmas euests of the ofDick VaiHoughtonand wifewere also therei Gus Hanaaraan had 2 fingers nearWalter ly cut off Thursray at the Howell spentLao families Grand Rapids IXi iChristmas but ihe Robert Mrs Beulah Miller entertotoedthe Norman, Clifford and Clare Mill er families and Mrs Mary Teeplefor Christmas The Ross Harris family of Detroit called on Murray Kennedys Sat urday yiA HAPPY NEW YEAR TO AU IS OUR WISHTOM HARMON Wffl Broadcast v TV fee Maryland OklahomaJanuary 2nd for BalekYour Buick Friends Livingston BOWMLL MICHIGANWE WISH ALL OF YOU A HAPPY NEW YEARCitizens Mutual Auto Ins Co HOWELL MICHIGANTO VOUA HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IS OUR WISHVAKS MOTOR SALES WISH AIL OF YOU A HAPP HEW YEARDEXTCR SAYINGS BANKrs of Service 1893 Notts of 25 Tears AgoPinckney lost to the BrodwmyLeaders of Ann Arbor Friday 28 toIft Dorn Swaxthout had 16 point for Pinckney Work has starthed on the new Uaiversity of Michigan 278,000 hoepitai extension HOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANBaker, a former resident ofof tirfa section died in Webster on Dec 23 at the age of 63 ge leaveshis wife and 3 sons Also a sister,Mrs Gilbert Madden6 Dexter business places were robed Christmas eve an, about 500 onmoney and goods taken The onlycjue was a snapshot of 2 girls standing by an auto left by them Offic ers were here with it Friday onthereport the girls were from Pinck ney but they were not identified Ye editor saw the Picturei Judge and Mrs H Wirt Newkirk celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at the old Birkettplace on the Dexter Road She wasElla BirkettThomas Howlett of Gregory isstudying law at Washington, D C Born to Dr and Mrs Carl ZiinDoris Garr last week at Pontiaclast week a son George Winger of WhitmoreLake was sent to Jackson for 2ears for stealing Christmas treesfrom the Jennings farm at dence Lake in Webster Tbes, Wed, Thnrs, Dec 2t 28, 29Richard Egan sad Dana WynterinTHE VIEW from POMPEYS HEAD In Cinemascope and Color Cartoon LEE THEATREWHITMORE LAKEFriday, Saturday, Decc 30, 31 VIOLENT SATURDAYIn and CoWrwithVictor Mature and Stephen McNallyFriday Saturday, December SO, 31 Double FeatureRay Milland and Mary Murphin jA MAN ALONEtodJohn Ireland and Maria English iaHELLAS HORIZONSaturday December 31, 1145 P New Years Eve Midnight ShowGene Kelly asd Kathryn Gleason QUET FOR A LOST CITSIn ColorStarringDiane and Ginger uahbSunday Moaday, Jan 1, 2 THE MAN FROM LARAMIE n Technicolor ,In CiaemaScope A Dama StarringJames Stewart, Arthur Kennedy Donald Cisp, Kathy ODonneilFeatorette Cartoon NewsNotes of 48 Years Ago The Porter Clothing Company ofHowell is advertising a big sale inthis issue Herbert Gillette and wife spentChristmas at the Parshall home , inHowell and the George Greens at the Amos Winegar homeThe E L Topping familyofPlainfield spent Sunday with the Fred Grieve familyOver 500 miners perished in ocoal mine disaster at Monogah,Wet Virginia last weekCong Sam Smith has introduceda bill in congress to build a 100 ,000 postoffice at PontiacFederal troops have been sent coGoldfield, Nevada, where a strikeis in progress and violence has broken outGuy BLair who has been workingin Detroit is homeThe Marvin jewelry stock at Howell will be sold at auction SaturdayThe Atlantc fleet under AdmiralRobley D Evans leave next week on a trip around the worldThe private banks at Weston andJaspit have failed and gone in the hands of receivers These are 3o0and 250 community townsPident Theodore Roosevelt hasannounced that he will not seek a third term ANCHORS AWEIGHin CinemaSvopeMatinee Both Days 230 P Tues, Wed, Thur, Jem 3, 4, 5, THEBIG KNIFE Cartoon an4 NeweStarringJack Palaace, Shelly Winters, IdaLupina, Wendell Corey, Jean Hager and Rod SSteigerContSunday, Monday Jan 1, 2 Ralph Meeker and Maria English InDESERT SANDSIn Superscope and ColorTues, Wed, Thur, Jan 3 4 5 James Dean and Natalie Wood inREBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE CinemaScope and ColorSYLVAN THEATRFThe Sylvan Theatre will close Dec With a low cost Bank Loan You CnSPACE OUT THO6E EXTRA EXPENSESRtgiuar mofathly bills dont bother most people Budgeting takescare of them But when unforsea etras gang up thats differentNext it Jtppetis to you call on uA cash auvance will mec the emer gency Then you will have ampletime for repayment ut of currentincomeRemember, too that paying oifyour loan at the First NationalBank improves your credit for future money needsFirst National Bank19 and reopen Jan 13Merry Christmas and HappyTear NewMember ot JedeialJ lier,e Corpora uoa and heoerJ iicpoait Insur oi jMfS UonAll Deposits Insured Up to 10,000 for Each Depositoru uV Neighboring Notes 351 people had cheet xray examinations at Stockridtfe rceently the Stockbridge ichool boardhas raised the teacher ealaries asfolowsThose with Masters degrees300, those with BA degreee 250,and those without a degreee 200 Bori to Ray Hurtibuse and wifeMitsie Young of Lansing Dec 16,a son Dr Robert Hovlett, son of thelate Thomas HowJrtt of Gregoydied at Caro last week where he hadpractised dentistry for many years Miss Gladys McCallum, schoolcommissioner spending the holidaysin Fiorda VThe Brighton township DemocratClub entertained 340 children ata Christmas party Dec 16 at PineLodgt Claude Burkhart, ,76, prominent Gohoctah farmer died last week Gua Bisamem of Howell recentlyLansing hospital underwent surgeTy at a Laasing All aliens in the county mustegister in January Failure to do so makes them liable to a 200 fine Harold Robb of Fowlerville hasbeen chosea chairman of the Mlccfaweek to e observed in May Livingston county teachers voted41 to 24 to combine their teacher pensions with federal jocial sacur ktUIU1UV LU111 VAAOLUJLU,LVcnutii LijMonday aud inursuay UJU to 6iOz Irriday and Satmday l30 io IMClosed Sundays Custom butchering TuesdaysPUTNAMTOVNSHtf7I WILL COLLECT TAXES AT MY HOME AT233 UNADILLA SI, 2 Biocks North of Pure Gas 900 AM TO 500 PMMONDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYARNOLD BERQU1STPUTNAM TOWNSHIP TRBASURWE WISH ALL OF YOU A HAPPY NEW YEARDEXTER, MICHIGAN itjrAadrew Lovas i the new mstref the Fowlerville Masonic Lodger The Mellus hospital will receive10,000 from the Ford Foundation, other grants were Mercywood 40000, St Joe 150,000, Eait Lansing29,500, Sparrow 173,000, St Law rtnce 178000, Mason 10,000 Gordon Harmon of Fowlerville isthe new president of tthe Livingston County Realty Board Harold Crandell of Howell is vie president Nancy Campbell has bees chosenby Fowlerville high school as theirD A R representatwe Ban Simmons, 78, a Howell earpen, was killed last Thursday momtag when his car was hit by a Chespeake Ohio train at the Mich Ave crossing in Howell His wife who with him was badly injured t Bifr Pidd, Dexter high school atfiletk star had both arms broken lastweek when a truck load of coal back id ioto himPrivate George Twinifaririrf Wichita FalL Texas I visiting ceposha np toTHE McPHERSON IB gggWlT DgfAtCHtt, Ifme ium ygflfr mHAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL B OUR Wi LAWRENCE GEHRINGER LIVINGSTON COtfKTT SHERIFF HELLERS FLOWERSJl OF YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAROWSLL, MICH PHONE 84 SAY IT WITH fLOWMS HAPWAYNE WAGNER Groceries, Meat Beer to Take Out 0 0 Oi YOU A HAPPY NEW YEARWILFRED HERWIN PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 0 OGEORGE MEABON and SONS Well Drilling and Water Syttemt0I PHILLIP GENTILEDoors Window Made to OrderEARL GALLUPSftrpenter and Masonery WorkROBERT EGELERBODY BUMPING DUCO PARTING oo o th pPY NEWT Yf AREMMETT KING BARBER SHOP o 0HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IS OUR Wl HOMER ABNEY, FOOD LOCKER Frah and Smoked Meetts, Locker Serric 0 0 0 Chubbt CrriALL OF YOU A HAPP1 UWRENCE BAUGHN Pinckney Pottmaiter 0 0 WE WISH ALL OF YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR THE PINCKNEY FIRE DEPARTMENT Albert Shirley, PreiidentMA HAPPY NEW YEAR THE HOLLISFresh and Smoked Meats MARKETFeed Locker HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IS OUR WISH M E DARROW BARBER WISHHAPYEART THE PINCKNEY DISPKarl Bwrg Tom Utttr MickyIALLOFYOUAHAPPYWH MEYER and SONS TWIN PINES MILK HAULER o 0 OTHE ESTELLE RESTAURANT 8hirley ifadden, Mr MeaU aud Short Orders o 0 O A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IS OUR WISH MYRON HUGHESi Plumbig, Heating Water SyHtems,0 0HAVP, VBVRHAROLD CRANDALLREALTOR8M 1A1T GRAND RIVER O PHONE 617HOWELL, MICHIGANO oE WISH ALL OF YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR LLOYD HENDEEPIONB UP I 1547, PINCKNEY Local and Long Diatcnct Track o HAPPYM THE FRIENI LBON1 WHL IS OUR WISHU8RARY P fi 4 it TUB PINC1NBY DISPATCHWadnaaday, Pacambar t8, 1W5 PINCKMCY MICHRAY M DUFFY M D00m flPPVHAPYEARSHIREYS RADIO AND T VRadio Television Sales Serwices Electrical AppliancesTO ALL IS OUR SINCERE WISHTHE RUSSELL D SMITH COMPANYgOWBLL, MICHIGAN Ford Sales Service, TractorsGERALD REASON, REALTOR ,BsUte, Homes, Farms, Lake Property, RentalsUP 8 31G6, Pinckney0 O 0 Happy New YearTO ALL IS OUR SINCERE WISHHITTERS RADIO and T VTlviion Sales Service PkUP 1 55411 HAPPY NEW YEARSLAYTON MOTOR SALESCHRYSLER PLYMOUTH CARS H0ELL, MICHIGAN 0 0 0 Prosperous and Happy New YearTO ALL IS OUR SINCERE WISHTHE PINCKNEY BOWLING ALLEYLeague and Open Bowling Howard Taylor Prop Phone UP B82W0ERDLEY VANSICKLEExcvating, Bull Dozing, Building Moved Phone UP 8 9750 O 0 0WE WISH ALL OF YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR THE SWARTHOUT FUNERAL HOME WE WISH ALL OF YOU A HAPPY NEW YEARBERT WYLIE, AUCTIONEERFarm Sales, Speciality 0Phoe Castle 8 9356 FowlervilltO1OMB OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE, Phone UP 33172,UP83103 0 0 0 WISHING YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR THE ROGER CARR INSURANCE AGENCY Phone UP 8 8133Edith Carr, Prop All Kinds of Insurancea o o Merlin LaveyTHE PINCKNEY TYPE SETTING COCOMMERCIAL TYPE 9ETTTN0Lucius Doyle Jr Phone UP 8 3112, Pinckney0 0 0w t,K , vMtWE WISH ALL OF YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR THE PINCKNEY PRODUCTSC TEDDER, Prop Plastic Finishing, Phone UP 8 31S20 0HAPPY NEW YEAR IS OUR SINCERE WISH HOWARD READfcACTOR BUILDER New Homes Bnilt to OrderWe Wish YouMARATHON SERVICE2l Bast MainLarry HartAoat Prop SjtTMti WISHING YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR Aha Mae and Wanda Beauty Shop PHONE UP 83359LatMt Hair gtylinf PermanentJ 0 0 WHoward Thter PrcaidfSl J W Winger, BCMeets at Dinner Every Tl4ag 630 P M at Congl Chcrch y Our Motto isWe Build8T THE PUTNAM TOWNSHIP BOARD 00WISHLloydMamryAnald 6aperviorClark Ben Whit TrusJoin wylfa rou A HAPPIMAS READYEAR WISHING YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR MURRAYS GULF STATIONmWtyrwhi orey White with 10 Boy Secuta ia anover night hikt at Silver Lake receiity Jerry Reason, son of Mrjtnd Mrs Gsrald Reason, fell oa i piecjoi glass and cut a vein in hie armHe WM take to St Joe hospital butcame home that nightThe Ashsr Wylie family have parchaaed the S H Carr home on WMais StThe fir dept was called to thethe home of Mrs Edna Reason lastTuesday night by a fire caused by aa overheated chimney Little damage WM done iMYRON HUGHESComplete Line Plumbing Fixtures T and Supplies Electric, Oil and Gas Hoi Water HeatersKiiW TfcAR TO ALL IS OUR WISH Percy Ellis has a new Olds sedan i , to drive to Florida 1H IMr aad Mrs Jerry Madse spenti Christmas with with the James Rob iasons in St Clair ShoresThe Bert Davises nave moved jfrom the residence of the late Mary Hoff to the Junior Doyle apartment v of Junior Doyle OR Unadilla St if Complete Line of PumpsWe Sell W Install We ServiceUp 4t4114 I 7 EABT HMEMS A GENERAL STOREHis, Hers or Theirs Murray Digg spent Christmas at tthe George Dagg home ia Dettroit, The Robert Vedders entertainedthe Dick Amburges, Blair Steelesand Heath familes after the midnight mass Christmas evefThe Robert Pikes were in CommaThursday JlisWm Bentley cameho me with themI Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon were in Jackson and Lansingslast weekThe Martin Ritters entertained the Martin Ritter rs of Lakeland,the John Straajr of WhitmoreLake, Jim Woodruffs of Ho well andthe Pete Kirchof and Mrs LeliaKiichoff families of Detroit XmasThe Tom Wares spent Christmaswith the Earl Kimberlys at WillowVillage iThe L J Henrys observe their 2th wedding anniversary New Years Wagoners Grocery8086Mr8 EtivetV i3prout entertainedthe Charles Soule family of Howelland the 4wm Sprout family at aturkey dinner OhriatmasTb CarJ Bidwells of Brightoncalled oj the Bra Whites Friday,Norman White and wtf were Christmas jruestsThe Kenneth WyLies had W, iiBirier aod wile for Cndscmas ULJSI and Mrs Elizabeth Wylie and Bitty 1 CAhei uolity AAechondiselo TakePhona HOYCI 705J2 IALL IS OUR WISHTfSOTOMA Whether for a twin bed or A big doubis an automatic blanket for anyone on yourgift listIts the gift that keeps on giving from tfcs its plugged in AU night Ion allget luxurious warmth withoutweight Automatic blankets mate for every member of the family Tt Dr Harlow Shehan and wife ofJacKson called OA the William Shehons ThursdayBilly Shehan of Ann Arbor called FridayThe Dale Millor family spent Cbriatmas with MrWarda Harwot,Howell Pvt Wayne Harwood swife of hMjs Texas were tfteraMrs Edna Scora tad Jackdon were v itias fUts of tArthur Krc family at the SanMesdasno jrgraret Bttrn, HeJTounr and T ss Coyle ww ia Jackson and Detr it last week Hits DruiUa IMnr sad Harry jspent Monday at the A B Murpay jis Jskst The Jss Henrys, aad Gerald,mate wuulsdtd gifts i L J Henrys Ta Jesss Henry farm os Cedarf Lake Road ha bean sold to Otto 1 Schaner of Dearborn JoJw Boysr aad wife war Christmas yuestts of ta Lloyd Wsrser laaOty te Ypsilanti, spent Monday ,wHa the ArU Jsgaisb family in By res PEIRCES STORE FOR W0Mi,ftowl Mch DafroH Edison ESTABLISHEDHOWELLIINCKNEYOVER NINETY YEARS OF SAFE BANKING McPHHS01LSI4XJi BANKinOCO 0 HAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR BUSINESS Ready to Service You oa Both No 1 andNo2 0 iALSO AS U8UALWB HAVE THEQuality of Coal, Oil aad BuildingSONSHA8119Pter A JssJtrom and Robert Psstost famil jj its of Lansiar sad Ststtlsy Mtirdodt familyl of Cavraaa Christmas The I Srstoa Qsvks eslkd Fritsy i AUe DiBksI is sMaf asothsr kouss air Caiikka Cansvs W F Ctoss mi wtfs and AudreyKUkett war Canisttaaf fetsts ofths Albsrr Dlss4sThe flsotit VssNstiMiM enter1tsrtassW ristaMs , ths Rnp sit Ctom sf Detroit, ths Earl afctjgia msBSso, Bfll aad Lawrence ,, laafha fsmittea, Nsil Baifha sad Wss Fat Umpsvsy , Mark Nash wife attsndsd ths Christasaa Fsna Bvrsia party Friday at the L Hsrhst bofM st Brichi tSB Ths Lyaa Heades fssofty hd ths, Dr Jiam Nash, Galst Usyi aad Rex i CassiUss ftafr GhsdsiBsssi smsstsJfsw Ubs Gsvrhart sad ths JackJ Ctarha sf Dtttsr, XssnstH ZWM sfSWS SnM BCSBBSjnnSS Oa OfAdded ServiceIN ORDER TO PROVIDE BE TER SERVICE FO OURTOMBSS WE WILL BE OPEN FROM 400 TO 600 P M FRIDAY, BEGINNING DECEMBER 16th, 119OUR HOURS WILL NOW B AS FOLLOWS MONDAY 900 A M To 300 P MTUESDAY 900 AM To 300 P MWEDNESDAY 900 Ail To 1200 Noon THURSDAY 900 A M To 300 P M FRIDAY 9HK AJW To 300 P MHAMNtTT v TURD PJ i ToMi PTNCENST v 1HILOCAL NEWSMrs Eleanor Lodwido, tons, Jerry, David aad Rov Keith Lodwidfeand Mrs Raymonda Morris and twodaughters were Cbriatmas guestof the Louis Stackablos The Irvin Konaedy family wereChristmas guests of the AmbreaeI Kennedy familyi George Wilde Sr aad wife of Ann I ArboV were Christmas guests of ofj the Howard Read familyj The Kay Burns family entertain f md all their childran and Mrs TssI Coyle for Christowu1 Mesdames Lucille Fohay, and Ir Kennedy attended the funeral of I THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL COWttlThe pyyft Mffyt Fiadaaey aHifgCaU Uff A It Taorn Fit, Bat100 to 141 ML DirectorMftdan Ambulatenoum c P ttra uytyI General insurancerPHOME U Pf Frts1 6 MhM irA HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IS OUR WISHTHE LAVEY HARDWARE Mrs Mary Jones ia Howell lastWednesdayI Mrs Margarot Clark entertained Christmas the Gerald Clark, Ton Clark and Ray Moriarity familiessThe Joe Griffith family were theguesta Christmas of the Don Griff ith family in Mt PleasantThe Murray Kennedy family calld at the Stanley Culver home inOak Grove SundayThe Wm Schmidts entertainedthe Fred Raickofs of Chicago and, Erwin Scbmidta of Howell Christ masBorn to the Glenn Meyers cfPinckney Dec 25 and Raymond jAliens o Howell Dee 21 at McPher son hospital, sons Bobby Beck had a tonsil operattion at McPherson hospital Monday SAY IT A WITH FLOWERS 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Manchester therei Jaa 27, Hartland here Feb S, Dexter boraFeb 10, Soutl Lfea tkerePeb 17 Boysville mereFeb 24, Maaekestor kere March 2, Steckbridge tkaro UM Pkeae UP i8if7 Oar fttifeWANTIDBaby Wtliaf kf i Mliable penoa Phee VP t at Pinckney Mich i Fl4 BUM ft, Fkeae VP iL DEW DROP INNBreakfasts, Plate Lancheee, Matters, Short Orders, Ice 6ream and Pop Carry ut Meals ea r4etLocated at 4581 1 MM NealLakelandWishes to announcehours as follews their Wlater PH0NE 63 HOWELL SERVINGSUN, TUFA, WBI,10 A M to It P MFRIDAY AND ATAY 1000 A M to IM A MCLOSED MONBAYt inckneysA HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL IS 0l WISH LOSTBlack Cocker Spaniel,,blaze between fore legs, leag tmtt,name ia Blackie 500 Reward Claude Hull UP 8 9731 BALaVMoetrie IVsia aad mmeateries ea asyweod table, Beb Bead Ffcoae BP tNNNOTICL uoy Seout Ne Patrol are shevelltag eif staewalao to rails money for paarelSTATB OF MICHIGANTae Promote Getrt for the County ef 1 Reason UPer F HM4I LOSTIn area of Okubbi wenorala tke MatUr of tbe EataU of 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 28, 1955 Description An account of the resource December 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 1955-12-28 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4f7352eb00f09ce9e77549c01204911b.pdf 858fe483383dac5652b897a7937ffd35 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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VJV atch73 r, January 4, 1956Tax payers eon take ain 1056 according to Senator Carle, of y tax tttteeley,die Greicfcsawins FordGrumelot srdiea entertain Brighton club The Wl bfift Bhfet bV No 1by MaisvertTirHcrry5AZTTiANO W 3 SI6NE0 THETwopew atate of eittrfbution whichS tftt of every 3 cenThe busness activities fax LBSS THAN, VIRGINIATO THOSS 4Fred Teepje celebratesddxg anniversary Highschool hold athletic award banquett top gap was qmetty madeje Charles Skaer diesVera Lipstruwand Roy Zayitz married,x April 27 Idasjtiic district meetinging at qhqter High school isdefeated byjtStckbridge 17 to 2 butnt last year by erlimit Senator Mortis sid thi l3 sywigc limt tiffftnees boom of the last3 yearsinaIncreased all taxis a fly in the ounmev j jts ,my have to aymore for I ijicka schL titl 1Q9school heret in the battleadvocates away supporters led b gsiuioner 2 lore roalare for them Sen toll road authority 8 to 5 James Rock of jwins district spellingJ get polio shots at a highway Jrom Toledo to the ackinac bridge NewYork fwan will accept tollroad boads 1L May 4Engagement of Donnalee Swarthout and Bddie Stapleton anwill get rxaiBCed, Mcmer and Daughter ban , quet at the hooi Jerry Vince dies , Pinckney loss to Manchester 13 toand 12 to 6 Pinckneybeat Chilson prisonwaats to8 beats Hsoft bailerscamp G to 0 Gu3 Ledwidge pitch ed Mrs Alice Stonebrook dies atfn southern Michigan but doubt Hil and t toll road in thinly populated norh May u jvfhigan week Pinckneyrn Michigan would pfcy dividends, exchanges miiyors with LiVoniaKiBut Gienn Richards of Detroit says waris entertains Mayor Hartom andthe Mackinac Bridge bonds will not ,,re Livoaia, High school beats pty dividends unless a highway is m Lyoa 10 to 9 and Boysvillebuilt to bring traffic to it 8 to 3 Anthony Balogh shoots him the farmers have a friend in Gov setf otl Morgan farm Mrsv Grace is who has appointed an a Runciittan, Mrs Thressa Marin die,, orre commission to work marketing and promotional9ethods for farmers He denies he Donald kaiser and Wilma Latimorjav j Hop draws big irrpwd, LOCAL NEWSRev Kcitjf ledwidge of Davismand ir ian Muabon and tiaughtur A in Ari,ur TC New Yeara wiihMrs iii yeItlib toti V The Andrew Ixsbitts were Muiof the Gordon Healer ntonLMU Meabon andua wotk end at Lovells lty liuins and wife calledTiij Jennie Hart in South Lyon, La day or1 i Xaiuy Read spinl part k i ti, M litter home inytoc 1bridge Tommy also visited atthe Fred Schafor home in Ypsilanever theweek end The Harold HarUuffs of Gregoi y called vi tilt liij Mcis iSu,iday Georgia Trajan, at liic ih iipinosva the fLueign siu , iiai dal the Dale Miller home, YV I lay uha Uoyer and wifo spc N ,Ui s with Mrs Ella Walsh W Ll L it the Petev S ifu home iu Yjiantii l Uiv if i i,vkiiville and iirai Miojki L lk of Rush Lake iM on i lie ii the vetk end r COMMENTDid you ,iet your tax bill the school debt camet cMies the school tax moreWe do not believe such 1 expansion program wouldIxen possible here years agoHack in the eighties the voter turni down a proposition to replace thespent id red school several times and it was not until it mysteriously burnedcvvn that the first brick school was built here But times have changedThe school population has doubleduid tripled and the new people who r jci into the district are city peopie used to modern school facilities md accustomed to paying fortlim According to school author , whu have taken a survey,owing increasing birth rate theexpansion program is nottheVet over1rThe Asher Uylie faaily spent u,,fk tryin to get his Seal of Quality Masonic lodge holds centennialwnvm irtn effect i oxial dinner for Masonic home ygram into effectIDenald Winder,Pinckneyfp Swarz Ceek in ron invitational dinner for Masonic home Arlesta Roderick Rich MiUer get U of M plaquesVem Clark and shirley Hosier married High school os Manchester 4 to 1 Masons attend ttbe The LOCALMEETNbPLACE FORTfHELPING TO ESTABLISH APOTATOES, ITS COLUMNS A OEDfCAlTHAT TRADE ANO THE s holiday viin the Willianfamily in IoniaCdliers of the William Shehanslast week were George and Emmett of Fo,vliiville ana Airs Mad j ate supreme couit has rul t ro church has the power, to a law that a business placewo, svii lijuor within 500 feet, oicneh This cancels a license gv o ihe ijjj Bear Market in Detroin 195J to sell beer, wine and liquor to take out The Bethlehem Finover , r a Church at that time waived the 1 500 ft limit law Judge Fox of Kal ivuKjo called in to hear the case inyiu county ruled a church hasno uch power as waiving enforcemein of a law That if they did boards would be sujected ttRoche and diujrhtev3, uiy Kay of Ann Aruuv Wyiie luid her Lonsils GrettIasch salutatorian of the senAckey, worthy andon iile A ottovrtiic eeiv end itfhtonand vnt Newno AibeiC Dinkcl homeIhoBeftWhites attended the funY i John Lauhlin in Howell Iat and wilh tho Louis Stackthe iunerul of iJanv fccs itatat hurtisich pressure that dissension wouldjesult in many churches The rulingv as appealed to the supreme courtvho have upheld Judge Foxes verihA In Pinckney the location of the Meimunite Church has preventediny linckney business place in thtYeaiH1 block south of the church from gett i LMy an SDM licenseThy jjaie Millers ealleii on VaiSlaiMtiiock and bib iiLil Howll,ITl gwartz Creek center,IB the at 7 seconds of the ovSiriod to give Swart Cra1game 40 to 30 Satuidav night the Pirates4 Linden all wajrwjpning47 to 36 Dick Higgis ho was cattlin got 16 pointy reaeived theItpphyThere were bu Pinckney there Saturday Keith Ledwidge says firat channelmat elemeotarjt chool cong toiwence Jackaon, Jbrighton oil sta attendantt nitirtitjieai GerdrownedLgke Suna Newport BeachAcstory he with DaveKoland, 13, son of Eddie Kolander,tPinckne observes Memor j Don wereBnd Don Toly Roberts, 12, son ofD Riley Roberts hitch1dect ons iW VinUeConiessioius Friday evening After Rjii iiauhn , JohnNoyeaa Devotions and Sacurday from Lloyd VanBlnncums The use of the national guard to in cnfoicinK traffic laws hastid off according to the state pol Ucoidinr to their figures duri nil1 Oristmas week 39 peoplevi killed in traffic in Michifwa f these only 7 on the ttftttk lines which were patrolled bylietru900 T in and Sunday be 800 Mus n thatUhurcftpifmfR voA paTau Theyschool band plays ,fel were bating across the lake whenskje Jerry and Letft fto tiey ot On thi ice near the chann1 S 3 Supt Hib L ad went through The Kolander tefb managed to holdFiackneyBurnsiFT04 23 3 00 00 binson drown at Hiland LakeSoftball team beats Chilson prison cm9 to 6 and 18 to L Williamiel Joles of Meaick contest ai, 6 uiurdcr of Lawrence ackAoJCHlgh school loses to South Lyq arad Loysvitle MtnnOnjte ChurchEzra Beacby, Pastor Walt r Eachng Worship y Sch ol 10001100ice but the Gains Young People Meeting Ctt Fllhi S Alon VanSlumbi ook,Ck iK and wi ,ii Miw pift called at ilic uniiiLi Ho,ij in Salineivlujf iUn toiy uiVJIO died at I i, vi nday va taken, i IIA, the ijalf Foi other, Thcodoic trcHeiJ So f te nathas ronly been lifted oaock ul SundayFasdick, U,lesides her por is tiiee ii a tcr, Rutn3 100,0 afcay by the cur Cottage Fellowship ServiceRobert Boltpn of Portage whoa fish houae near heard theircries and with the help of Alvin , XM J W Winger,800d sponsors, base mdr 14 IdaBlack and Earl Wilson married Their incknSy team loses 1st game inFG FT PF TProrth 302 630 0 452 4120 114 4 county leagueJerryJune Howell Geer Roberts10i1 June 8Patricia Rebinan and i Jb o A Arbor wliow was withCharles Lamb mejried at Yplanti im ot tn Kol0j Mrs Elizabeth Hagdon and WiHiaibys out The Stabler die,An7iual commenceinient I about 3 p m xgfrBgmtyrttaj GretchenTasch an Ruth A Bates body was not recweiSatil 5 35S3 iieWilsoti awardji t y use of hooks by Z Haxh Artor dePotterdlesBarbara Ptttie Art Devoe, husband of ViolaBurnett, and Nolan Lee GeraldWhite, the Dexter diver who didsome diving last slimmer in drownings here went down in 51 feet ofuajr but did not locate the bodyThe Dexter fire dept went out ClIIMLiIllill AinSchoo l 9U0 a m Mornin g vrihi p 104 5 a m Thurs nig h praye r meetin ga t th churc h a t 80 0Wed r practic e 73 0 p m Th e PaoBia t Churc hM3 6 et betwee Mai n an dUnadill a Street c 1Rev rth Ruegsegger , Pasto rSchoo l 94 5 a m Worshi p 105 0 AM Yout l Grou p 70 0 p m inu e p w tw count y leagu e wit h Ma x Southwel l 6 pitching , Al w wi n a t Cassid y Lak ei e U rtr l2XQni d Fitzsimmon sI 9 1 own s a t Clai k Lake Rev 5 2 Ledwidg e Tappointe d t o Davison Co n0 giegationaf churc h t o buil d annex HKathry n Strai t an d Davi d Wes t an dT P sM h An n Reason,aaAMft4 8 Fish 4 sister s an d 3 brothersTh e fu n Sr foi r Practic e Wed 78 p raera l wa s toda y a t S t Joseph s Cath oli c churc h i n Dexter MRS EDL A POTTE R FAREWELL PART YTh e friend s o f Mr an d Mrs ar d Gree n o f Ru h Lak e pav e the mMine Th e Iuntra l wa s a l S liu uvuday ILl e iudii k uwn i uise o facloi y her e Ito s Rea d a d wif e wer e inAiuo r Thursday Ciai e Mille r an d wif e wer eAlui a Sunday Mrs Lfeala h Mille r eutortaiie d lurcheonJe w eai , th e Clar eUillt r faiiiily,Mrs Mar y Teeple , th e aud e Sv afthou t an d Noijna n Mjy families Th e Andre w Campbell an d Dic kYoang s wr e NL V Vear s quest s fth e Gle n Kmsicy Walte r iiiitoi i and ife of JiJa kLak e wer e week end KUCSL S o f OviU J Clintoiio Mrs Clar a Eiel e an d childre n o fDetroi t an d Charle s Eisel e an d wif eof Kowlervjll e wer e Sunda y guesi sii Mr iiUin a Vwllmer Le o Lave y an d son , Rober t attend il a ,UAi Deic mctJtinj, a t Fento nThursda y niht tTh e On a Campbell s fpen t th e week c edtitayona l exenditure s fo rnatio n sho w avjd e variance N Te w Yor k stat e spen T 7,62 7j i o r clas s room s uni t fo r teacher s M i , an d othe r expense s pe r ea r MUsissip i tjnly spen t 1,451 Xint late s average d helo w 300 0 a,ua r wi d 1 2 ove r 5000 Thi s dos su seri n U be a reflectio n o f wil lo r unwillingnes s t o spen do n educatkj n a s it indicate stha t peuapit u incom e rule s th einjjiin t t o b e Hficn t o n schools O fih e 1 2 siit e rinhin g th e lowes t o niiila y pe r iupil , al l bu t one , Maine , ii o in th e south Expenditure s pe rpupi l range d fro m 12 5 t o 22 5P pupil Ve t al l bu t Kentucky , irjini a an d Main e spen t mor e o fthei r ta x mone y o n educatio n tha nHi e nauona l averag e whic h wa LAiJ percent Nort h Carolin a spen t percen t bu t onl y 16 8 pe r pupi lO r th o oh lin d th e bi g easter nsiaic s onl y spen t 2 percen t bu t wtr eLK t o spiii d i3 5 a pupilNt w Me x pen iu j mos t 37 0 percen t3 0 8 i r farewel l part y Dec2 8 a t th e hori e v at th e Car l Lent , hom e in Lan Mrs Edl a Potter , 80 , die d a t th e o f Thoma s BonnerThe y ar e moviip Colonia l Mano r Nursin g Hom e a t t o Cari o wher e Mr Gree n ha s bne nChelse a Tuesday Sh e wa s th e transferre d b y th e conservatio no f Loui s an d Minerv a I department sse s wer e Mesdamo s El Tile Merwii t Campbell an d Arnol dBerquis t were xXe w Year s guest s o fMis s Man e Kossma n in Owosso Mr Clad s Ciinto n rnUpd on yri, wh o serve d dinne r t o The Induoiria l Xev 3 Revie w o fthi s week strfss e thei r thre e pe tpeevesTh e Tennesse e Valle y Aut hirity , Federa l Ai d t o Educatio n an dhrief c Supports Thei r weaknes s isthe y offe r n o alternativ e plan The yclai m th c onl y reaso n th e authorit yca n furnis h powe r cheape r is tha tthe y pa y n o taxes Th e rura l electr ifjcatio n progra m wa s starte d b ecaus e ther e wer e man y5 0N0T 6Saturday , Janl ,2 di CALENDARLE A d eth eAi m Arbo r MFnigh t a tlUonz o VP W Curlett fth e Masoni c BldfcJlflsn mee tmc e Baugh n an d Hele nelecte d t o th e board ,ibroo k h chairma n an dMiller , SecTreas Othe rar e Orlcm d Winslow,Sadi ean d Virgini a VanNorma Th e table s wer e beautifull y decora trnvflvt , M f Carrie d t o RevNelso n Potte r a t Su p e i en d ther e wer e severa l fine cakns CONSERVATIO N NOTB b erior , Wis Th e move d t o Pinckney Rhar d Randal l i n behal f o f th eTh e conservitio n dep t Wil l star t i a 1939 MrPotte r die d i n Jun e 195 5 j Rssembl y presente d th e Green s wit hmappin g progra m Survivin g i e a sister , Mrs E f fi e a stepson, Th eits winte r lak eJan 3 S o fa r 240 0 lake s hav e bee n Wilso n o f Dexteran dPP 1 i Richar d Potte r o f5 wjolves , 16 4 coyottes , 18 4 fbxe s Ne w Jersey ,an d 6 6 bobcat s wer e bounde d i n No v Th e funera l wil l b e a t th e Swa r 7st St I o f Kin t Tlvrsda y a 5 lb girl Th eJler b 1iilnu r an d Ji m Meyer s fam il y calle d o n the m Sunday Rev Michael s preache d fo r Rev KuejcKe r Sunda y wh o wa s inGeorgia lis t include d th e Dougla s Th e Ambros e Eichma n famil y o fD b d M A d Ei h f extend powe r line s t o the m an dlak e a lossFedera l ai d t o educatio niva s starte d becaus e thrafedera l go verirten t collect s muc h tfto taxmone y an d th e peopl e wante d thei rshar e o f i t back Pric e support i Smiths , Mrs Matteso n an d sons,th c Th e funera l wil l b e a t th e Swa r Horns , ,lthou t Funera l Home , Frida y a t 2 Georg e Brunton , Mrs Hele n Gryc z Mrs Ethe l Sprou t spen t th e Ne w , Rev Merl e Meede n o f Howel l M4daughter , th e Holli s Whites, , ear s wit h th e Charle s Soul e fam d R L MA f Rh d Rdl l l yThomd s Bonners f LIBRAR Y NEW Sbook s t or e Retreat , Pro m I lor n Wylle ,b y Dunn , Champio n of Wayn e Gulie kb y VenalMHi L Buffal o I mos tThe waterfow l censu s wil l b e tak , ww wwe n Jan 3 to 1 6 b y thi s dep t i and Rev J W Winge r o f Pinckne y Lte r McAfees , Richar d Randalls ,10 2 grous e wer e trapped , banded officiating Buria l i a MUfcr i Cen t T , an d release d las t year etery6 sportsmen s dub s in Calhou n count y hav e forme d gcounci l t o i mprov e hunte r farme r elation , Dic k Campbel l entertaine dlowin g fr iNe w Year s OPEN HOUS E NE W TEAR SKIWANIS XOTE r7 9 friend s en d retaftve s attende d And y Anderso n o f Chelso a in th e th e ope n hou e nel d Ne w Year s af stalle d th e Kiwani s officer s Tuas thei r ladk i ut terneo n honorin g th e 25t h weddin g da y nigh t Geral d Reason , pres ia t W s Iwae J J aimlrersar y o f Mr an d Mrs L J dent Marti n Rittcr , fi r t viceEri er,Her b ye r Hemiest s wer e ther e fro m A k fs t Bottke , 2n d vice , Cliffor d Mil lBi U Mltkr 4 rostiPt t An a After , ChjjiwiiJin t er , Treas , J W Winger , Sec wa s ipiiflihitli l Sheria , HoweCregor y Tswdo y nigh t th e Bo y Scoots Dearborn an d Mrs Ad a Eichmft n o f T mi enrenc y measure s t o I Sy l Zak , AJ d Bechlors , Cli f Va n Detroi t wer e No w Year s 8 ue St8 rf f Zom S W Bova , Edvi n Parkr th e Gen, Eich ma nS t24 year apo and that, is still in effee practically unchanged JfANNOUNCEMENT4 i, At a dinner at thehome Sunday attendedof the Krahn ami Waft fomiliet theenagment o theiir loufhterBa i Jolm Paul WaMison of Thomst v ares was jumouneedily in HowellDonald Oleskis, J Reidel, Arthur The Edwin Sprouts were NewBrenninjrstall,Harold Radys and the Years guests of the Harold Housh man in Ann ArborMedames Joie Fomer and EllaNewman of AnnJArbor, the Carl Bidwells of Brighton and the JamesForners of Flint called on the BeaWhites last WednesdayThe James Whitleys spent NewYears at the Wm Whittey home inAnn Arbor 1 The Howard Ra4theMartin Ritter OgKay Wylie apent last Friday with Frank ZeUrolkae wrf ftl their charter aithe Krwaaia the W H Sulen o fro Aibor New YetitPiiNftSJPlNotes of25 Yean AftWHEN YOUR BOYTEASES FOR A BIKEIti a fine chance for you to give him some goodtraining in the oldfashioned virtue of thrift and weU help you Here children of every age have savings accounts and they find that ks funto bring in their money and make regular deposits Start your children on this good habit,then encourage regular saving The old toll gate at Inkstarwa raopanad for t days Christmas aad motoriata eharg4 Sefor passing througlit itPiscine Independents beat Cbalaea here 28 to 21 Don Swarthoottbad 16 points for Pinckney and Boy Reaaoa 12 El win Hulce had 11 forChelsea Th Pinckney second teamloat to the Chelsea raaervaa 18 to11 Lineup Geryez, Kovac, N Hill er, Rollie Shehan aad Jim HalLThe cottages of Jake Dona aadEd LeDue of Detreit at CryUlBeach aarned aristaaaa eve The Dispatehtrie tight plant for Fiaekaey Paste, tar it iBstoUfof oaee,tbe vflssfa payiar the coatSoy Caveriy hat rttignad at theHowell Republican, Hs is spending amoBth hers and expects to go to De troit to workPercy Hinchey hat bea aired teI finish Florence Andrews term t the Hicks achooLThe annual Siglar Family reunion4epottta 10, tat awn by our membership in dwDeposit inavranea CorporationTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK 1MB Over EightyNine Ti FederalLymaa Borers was gives tarprise party Fxiday on his 83rd birthdayarl Weddige hat sold the WhiteStar oil station and lunch room to Matthew Martin of Wayne vu at the Frank Sigler home NewYtort DayBar N W Pearee i aow pattorat BancroftThe Methodist Sunday School hatelected the following officers Soptr Mary VanFleet At,Willis TupperSec, Glen Gardner AssU FlorenceMark Wilson, 79, a former resid Andrews Treaa, Jessie GreenOrent of Pinckney, died at the home j ganist, Florence SproutjAsst, Fern of his daughter, MrsReuben Wright gtttdee Librarians, Earl Tupper 2 men living in the McGregorff d Lajdn tchoolt unplace on M36K have been arrested ited in P1 ifS110fn larceny A number of stolen art rwn 7 ft1 Broicles were, found in the house, tome THEATRELEE TREATRFWUmfOKE LAKEBOWfUL,Taaa Wed, Thar, Jan ZJ f Jaaes Data aad NaUfr WmdWITHOUT A AUW CiaesftaScope apd CelorFriday, Saturday, Jaa 6, 7 Poohk FeatoreTHS TWINKLE IN GODS EYE, withMidtey Booftey and Coieea GrayTHE RETURN OF JACK SLADE StarringJohn Erieksoa aad Mari BUnchard la Superacope and Color Cartaan Wet, Thar,TUB BIO KNOT mi HaveJack Pfejaaetv Httfly WsBtera, IaLeeou, Wendell Carey, Jeaa Hagar , awl Bad SSteigerI ftday, Setvrdsy, Jam 6, 7 0aftle fefttweBaadoJnli Scott, Angek LaaabarBill 4uiuW v vbelonged to Rex Harris who the compliant madeofANNUAL Married at the Arthur Schoenhalhome in Howell New Years Daytheir daughter, Bonnie, tto L ,J Henry of Pinckney Rev Noble officiating Mrs Stacy Hall wasmatron of honor, Miss jAlida ShoenSALE gan and Cora Devereaox were theteachers Santa Clout was thereNellie Gardner and Fannie Monksattended a New Years party at AnnArbor given by Miss RussellTeepU Hardware are advertisingrew sleighs,cuttUrs and sleigh bells It is reported that Editor Barneshis, bridesmaid Stacy Hall and Ger of the Howell Republican is in line aid Henry, best men Alice LeeWare for a forjik consulate This itemwas ring bearer i wat in thejpjgliiiigton NewsBirkett Newkirk is buildingbathing beacch at Portae Lake , The W H Eulers are now located T J4 expected to seeat Fairhope, Alabama iM Ornge bowl gmm at Miarm MrsCora White and Guy ffinciif Mra, Helen Miller ofare serving on jury dg oraoziiy uoMAdam Peist, 71, of Chelsea was , he holiday with frienlswas killed by a west bound paasen Mrs Erma Uwi8 Had 0Ba ger train at Chelsea Friday William Dickson, 44, of Howellwas found dead in his car in Conway township Dec 27, near the Nicholson dance hallNotes of 48 Years Ago Mrs John Walsh, nee Elizabeth Saturday Christmas guests of the Vern Hollisfamily in HamburgThe Otto Poulsont and Mrs FOBSit Chambers spent Christmas withthe Clifford Chambers familyDick Campbell was in Detroit on Sun, MOD Tues Jan 8, 9, 10TO HELL AND BACK In Cinemascope and Color in TechnicolorStarringAudi Murphy, Marshall ThompsonCharles Drake, Gregg Palmer and JackellyNartlty News Cartoon DANGERWith Beverly GarlandCartoonJam 8, 9 DoagatIND1AA FIGHTKR tat isorFtaturette flmrua Newt Carteea Tue Ve4 Thai in 10, TTTia nt v Jane Craiatli KMiiU MARRY BURNETTESid nnefeapeNewt CarteWednesday Thursday, Jan 11, 11 Danny Kaje, Mai ZetterlingtoKNOCK ON WOOD it nw ton Buik Loan Yea fo OUT fHOSB EXTRACartoen Ttehakolorand Noveltyei xuost people Budgeting takMcae oi tnem tut when tmforseeu gang uh thafs dtfferentltne ifUta12 off offon WOMEN9 COASSUITESDRE6SESMany Other Bargain J Smith, died SundayThe funeral wasat St Mary4 churchRuth Wood of Howell spent the family in Lansingweek end with Gladys Dailey The R G Webb family speatChristmas at the Ed Nashhome toMar on , ,,Fred Campbell is working in thepemacrat oflfice atHoweUi The icy rosds keep the blacksmithsworking overtime Ths Milton Carver family speatNew Years with the Vern Button SYLVANTHEATRESylvan Theatre will clse Bee19 and reopen Jan 1JMerry ihristmas and SappyTear aeiivtii Ryour loan at me jirti Bank improves your credit far fature money needsUsMiar JTedeuJ buparvviotiMeaifer of Federal HeterreswtfiUMMi matl raral OajMatl taee Corporatiom All Deposits bisured Up to 11,100 for Sach depositorJohn Higgs oi Hiland Lakewrecked his car Hew Years when ihe went off the embankment this fside of Portage Laks bridge MThe Merwin CampbelltjrttendedaNew Years tvs party at Gtorge at the State San SPECIALSDCTWtTart Wort tor WomtnUw Our Layaway PlanWE GIVE GOTD Sr WBLL, HICHMAN Kokomon NAPOUSk1SJnLskTArAniiasrMttttSHWIEfT PttM FMTQIfrUMffiTT hTta Mt iwur vuuite, oMbAU LO45r45c45cLbUfa TiAKGE BOLOGNALb Monday and Thursday 830 to 600z Friday and Saturday 830 to 900Closed Sundays Custom Butchering Tuesdays THE HOLUSTCR MARKETPUTNAM TOWNSHIPI WIttXOLLECT TAXES At MY HOME Al233 UNADILLA ST, 2 Blocks North of Pure GatW A M TO 500 P MMONDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYERQU1STDANCEAt tha Gregory School, Sponsored by the Gregory Ttaeaar Aaaedatiea Ticket 75f rar persWSATURDAY, JANUARY V4ttTtata Ge Ttwards Purchasig a McrkGrafory SchoolM PM U IM A Mftimn WittrSyrtMBi PhmbmgTHE ROUSH PLUMBING RepiV rr I fi3Lftv fa I ftWednesday, Jtaaary 4, 198114 Bo UoU 8k lacks Subscription Fjfco 7 Midi Ia Towtore rLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESBorn to Mr and Mrs Alonzo VinSlambrook of Gregory at McPher son hospital, HowellThuas, December 29, an 8 lb 8 oz sonMrs Alice Wilson of Brightonspent Friday with Mrs lva ReasonThe Wilsons have bought a homeat BrightonDonald Meabon who was in theAT corp at March Field,, Calif, has ,one overseasCorkie Hammel was home fromL5 the naval training station ChristmasSimmy Amburgey of the air corp home from Wichitavanaa, for istmasMrs Everett Fffltt visited her jghter, Mi Bevejrly Hurst and at Farmingrton last weekGRpCERIES DRYGOODSKENNED GENERAL STORE mmtLIGHTELICTRIC HES DRYERSee your Dealer or Dakeit Edison Rev Keith Ledwidge of ited his raother,Mis Eleanor Led,udge ThursdayLt Norman Olson and family of man Olsonsiie has been trans red to New HanipshiieThe Joe Griffith family pent,ew Years at the Otis MattesonThe Ralph Terry aad Dr CharlesIioder liwmles of Detroit spem NewYears at the Lester McAfee home The Ralph Halls called on vhef red Catrell family in HoweH SuudayMonday the Ralph flail famiy attended the WhitakerCurtis reunionat the Pittsfield grange hallBarbara Russell spent the weekend with Evelyn Hall The Mark Nash famly entertainedSunday in honor of Mrs Agnes lliAierdsons birthday the Joe and LouisGearhart tamilies of Howdl, FloydGearhart family of Lake Odessoy,Alice Gearhart and the Jack Clarkof Dexter, the Bud Bekkerings andKenneth Zills and Myron Richardfamily of HamburgThe Frank Clarks of Milford spentNew Years with the Winston Bsjugrhn amilyKeith Perry and wife of Ann Afrbor called Dn the Clifford VanHornsSunday Some one ha been stealing gusfrom W H Meyers trucks Sundaynight someojje phoned him a curwas actittfifrospiciously whore hi aI trucks were parked at his garage in town here He hurried therThe car was gone but he got their JFjphon hose and canNew Years eve guests of thelGeorge VanNorman were the Ru pert GarttejB of Detroit, Mrs Hettie Carver of Ann Arbor, Pat Umphrd ol Detroit, Bill Ottterben and wife of Virginia and Frank Aberdeen The Harold Porters spent thChristmas week end with their soiJimmie, who is in the air corp in Ok lahom and called on friends is Benton Harbor Evelyn Manila of Ann Arborspent New Ycr, with the Harold Porters jMrsAlta Me, er called at the John Roberts and Ju k Butler homes in JGregory Sumla Myron Seh nhals and family ofthe LJHenry and Tom Ware homes he LJHenry and Tom Ware homoJolan Porter spent tthe week endin DetroitThe John Lundeens of Berkleywere New Years guests of the Fran cis Shehans Martin Phillips and family of Ypilanti we Sunday guests of theHarold PortersRalph Hall and wife called on thePerry Brown family in Vnn ArborFridayBert Hooker and wife spent NewYears with Miss Viola Pettys mHowell They had Miss Fetpya aadthe C W Hooker family of Ann for Christmo guests MYRON HUGHESComplete Line of Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesHectic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL WE INSTALL SERVICE UP 8 3114 1075 E M36ft Wagoners Qroterv6G6G PINCKNtY ROADLOWPRICESBeer and Wine To Take OutFKONE HCWELL 705J2t STANLtY DiNKLESTABLISHED U66 INCORPORATED 1916HOWELLPINCKNEYOVER NINETY YEARS OF SAFE BANKINGTHE McfhLKiOlN SiAIE BANKnocQ ASArtRtadyfo el OiliB TO OUR BUSJNBBi Yen on Both No 1 andNo 2 Oil AUO AS USUAL WR HAVE THEQuality of Coal, Oil andpuilding SupplieHOY SONS681194 IBy The James Nash family of Cold water spent New Year at the LyanJoyce Chamberlain of Syracufte, Hendee homeN Y, visited her mother, Mrs Ca The Ralph Halls entertained thecia Chamberlain lait week Stanley, Harlan and James Hall andGeorge Knapp families New YearsMrs Kethryn Smith entertained and also called Glenn Hall by teleFrank Nichols and wife of Mio and phone at Corvalis Oregon, the Vincent 4k Bill Gleam families Bill Hendee of Tulane Universityof Hortland for Christm and Mrs Elizabeth Jay of LansingThe George Dagg family of Detro JJ6 tne week end with the Walterit spent New Years with Murray Cl8 ,, naffl The Merwin Campbells called on r ,the Charles McDaniels family inThe Herbert WaJkers of Lakeland ChU Trtdaywere Friday evening guests of the I New YeMt guesU of the JeaeGeorge Roushes Henrya rere Den Scott family andMrfiUa Walker of Ann Arbor, thoMesdames Alta Meyer and Mae Cnmrle Whiteheada Beatrice LamDaller were in Bad Axe last week JJ of ngorr and also visited Griadstoas Qty and tny Dlnkel and children PortAnsttn wsre in Stockbridre a couple ofj days last week taking care of heMnFannk Bradley of Flint risitf Don pMcoe children The PascoesHaiaea family test week W6ot to the ie Bowl Game, v , WiU Brogan of Howell called onHA Haines, torn tad aoghler ef Ledwidge ThursdayMr Locile Pohey is vWttngterton Qtom atvJ 1 , Added ServiceIN ORDER TO PROVIDB BE TER SERVICE FOB OUR CUSTOMERS WE WILL BE OIEN FROM 400 TO fi00 P M SACK FRIDAY, BEGINNING DECEMBER 16th, 1195OUK hOUKi W1UL NOW Bt AS FOLLOWSMONDAY 900 AM io 300 P MTUESDAY 900 AM To 300 P MWEDNESDAY 9U0 AM To 1200 NoonTHURSDAYT m A M To 300 P MFRIDAY yuO AM To 300 P M 400 P M To 600 P MSATURDAY900 Rt To 1200 Neon Oar WwrtwiUK, ta wAlphM Ue to Federal Depesfc, Hy,,, A, VMere Water Pressureym outgrown your wr ytt Itvwtoa mw BUJTOO OrQMM ooitiy bfoaUowMWkotovor yoor w rWty Myor wor sys fill Ml Myon oMlHy plus our oxpornd ork add up wtorfor yotrtWo will bo ojoo to vo you a froo o tho coif of nw Myon watorwith adequate capacity and prouufOfor you now id th fuhirWrtU or pKon today No obligationTIMafv faffcbera NoteT THEUIXVPtOFNONAL COKNEIofRichard Mat of Jodcaom held illthe jail in the nwmtir1 boildiag atChelsea for dnmkaaeai woe shotin both legs when he tried to escapej The Kroger Co distributed, its employees fax southern in Chriatmas bonuea thet S61,788,00 i Farmers Week is Jan 80 to Feb,at Michigan State University,The Dexter Coffee shop has beensold by Dorr Titua and Mrs KailTessmer to Don Boabgm of Whit more LakeThe Dexter Methodist church dedkated a new Baldwin electric or gan December 18 Rha Arnold waschairman of the fund raisin oom mittee fay JL taffy, M IFSekaey leV Ga3 UtOO A M to Except00 to 800 Ptavey JrUABRAL HOMBOB C SwariaMl DirectorMedesn Equipment Ambulance ServicPHONE U P ttl1BFred C IMwff, SiU ititLB MLNSELL ASSOCIATE KJICTEKW LAMStl t 12 iki Grand Ibver 1551W UoweU, Michigan W o THE LAVEY HARDWARE oSAY IT A WITH FLOffEBS froPHELLERS FLOWERSPhone 284 BASK1TBALLJa , South LyonJan IS, Boysville thereJan 24, Britton a Jan at, Manchester there Jan 27, Hartland hereFeb 3, Dexter Feb 10, South Feb 17 BoysvilleFeb 24, ManchesterSteckbndge there hewMarch 2,Bottle Gas COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATINGWYUE L P GAS SERVICE wife Doniamily in ArborFry familiea New YsarsU It t Mode of Wod,I will Mak It U Cet Stockbridge had a Christmas treeburning ceremony Sunday A truckpicked up the trees and took them to a place to be burntThe Ray Laveys ox uregory havereceived word that their son, Pat hiavvife will return from Germany, where he has been with the army in January Frank Williams, 77, formerly ofGregory, died at Lansing last week RevDrBehner and wife of Stockbridge held open house New Years from 3 to 5 p m iLeslie Shear, Harry Eldridge and j led Hartwig, the Chilson prison es capees who kidnapped Harley Zeeb,Chilson farmer, and made him drive them to Detroit were sentenced to to 5 years in Jackson prison byJudge Carland v 7 are called from this county Jan10 for military service HerbertMuncie, Howell Edwin Tinsley, Nor man Watters, Fowlerville LaceyCarpenter, Brighton Maynard Van dercook, Fenton, James Sutherland,1 Milf ordThe Howell postoffice did 19 percent more business Christmas weekthan in 1954The 55 mile speed limit on GrandRiver has been extended one moremile east of HowellMrs Lucy Nash retired from herposition at McPherson State BankHowell, Jan, 1A marriage license has been issued to James Murphy, 23, Pinckneyand Betty Bain, 24, HowellMrs Joe Conklin of Howell ,felland broke her hip while in Detroit Christmas and is in House of Provvidence hospital,Born to James Larue and wife ofBrighton one day last week daughter, Shirley ,Celia W B Clark of Marion is homefrom St Joe hospital, Ann ArborByron Lodge No 80 celebrates itsCentennial January j lu, 14 and 15 Occidental Lodge of Detroit worksan MMJDjgree the 13th, banquet and program the 14 and church srvice the 15th All events are at the new school gym dinners the 13 and 0 DENTISTNorth Michigan AveTelephone Office Residence 814Evenings by AppoimaeatBertWieCall Fowjervilk 226F6Arnold BerqufVycrtcii KepcdrigGold Si Watcher Wcich jndsjc Handmade Faks biliir 4JRADIO TELEVISION SEKViCB125 Webster 9Pinckney, Michigan Teddy Tripe MaoGeneralUPRoger J Carr Agenqr INSVKANCS COV8IEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL ST1incknej, Mica Phone UP 8811RaalEtWs tc XU PropcrcQppirtonJties our iih,,, er 09 NorthHONE U F912 OPTOMETRISTE iWcJm daj Mid Saturday I pu lintittenthilsoit Roa Vimi N of U 443ADVS FOR SALEKing Midget Cai1ired Fisii, 8G4U Farley RoadWANTEDBaby Sitting by a rel iable person Phone UP 8 9732 at v Mich iLOSTBlatk Cocker Spanisl, white blazs betwsen fore legs, long tail,name is Blaekie 600 Reward Claude Hull UP 8 9730 I OK RENT Completely modern Aft4 rooms and bath Available Jam llto irnone uif 8aiO OscarNtTlCE iioy Scout No 2t UrowJPatrel are snivelling off sidewalks to raise money patrol equipmentII you want this service Call JerryReason UP i8166 er UP SS814 LOSTIn area of Chubbs 0omers uth ,Tw beagcls, on male a adere fsmalt Reward 2Phn F I 72t FOR RENTModarn Room145 Stuart St, Phone UP 89971FOR SALlectrie Train cssories on plywood table 25 Bob Read Pnone UP 83295Call JIM JUSTICEPhone UP 88327, M2 HOWELL UP 88327,PiBckneyPinckneysFRUITS VEGETABLESMEATS GROCERIESFISHMARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE J0R Jf, v470i Lakeland, Mick FOR SALENew cottage at Patterson Lake Also have lost e cream colored rabbit dog Will pay i reward for return Mike Harnack sr Phcne UP 3160Mldl4nd Brlv14 at 700 p m Kindergarten jWe all got nice gifts for Kmas 1 We thank Santa Claus for coming to our party Also th mothers who helped Carl Tauriainen and Emily Millerare 6 years old this week t FOR 3NTTw0bedroomGallup UP 8S10 Will share awith older lady, privateand shower, large kitchen 59 amonth On Portage Lake Read HA 68563 FOR SALB1952 House Trailer Liberty Trailer 41 ft 202 WestMain St, Pinckney 11t heuses, strictly medSylvester Harris farm supt farm Phone P L0ST2beagles 25 revidInformsPhtae UPy4 LOSTCellie, tan and white, 1 year h 0 answers to name of DukechiWDuwayn Baxter has a newJen Heath visited hiser Sunday , pttt Libtral rtward,,The teacher thanks the pupils for pKeae HA 6 3710the lovely gifts she received at the FOR SALE OR TRADESix 3ubJc foot seaied vnit Electric or Cblaa BaxterPhone p 8 788MISSIONARY MEETINGMrs Mae Daller was hostess tothe Missionry group of the Peoples FOR 1AL8 kinds winter squash,keets tati 6030 Burgess Road UP S 9766 INGDOTYPING, ADDRJSS MonthlyWork at aomtPhone UP 89720FOR SALEMentgoraery WardIroner in sood condition Joe MarshChurch last TuesdayAn interesting 16971 Mentieello Dr White Ligefeature when each member gave her own interpetation of the meaning of ChrUtmas Mrs Lloyd Wellman led devotionsrrents were served RefreshmentsABEJSupplied Mlouse fullyschod bus stop, Short Linefew rods to pavement AvailableBee 1 Box 186, Pinckneyuto Poi Automotive Gtoa Sbld and fcalYedTo andIivereZ HoweU 1364 or 11inmingi1018 East GdKLPhon 151STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the County ofLivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate of Era Mary L Hoff, Deceased At a session of said Court held on tDece tuber 151355 nPresent Honoable Hiram ft Smltfc PHONTJudge of ProbateNetice is HereVy Giwen, That thepetition of Floris G Clarke, prayingthe instrument filed in said Court beadmitted to probate as the Last Willand Testament of said deceaeed, thatadministration of said estate be rant ed to Floris G Clarke or some ethersuitable person, and that the heirsof said deceased be determined, win lbe heard at the Probate Court onJanuary 1019M at ten A M jIt is Ordered, that Bwtlee thereofbe given by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks consecutively previous to laid day of hearing, asthe Pinckney Dispatch, ane that the petitioner cause a copy of tail notice to be served upon each knows partfa interest at Me last known addressby registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14 prior fte amea hearing, er aypei jonal service at teast five 5 daysrrior to such hearingHiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateMetta PanhaB n, 4 L GHJT PUPSPhone UP 8 6447R L SORRELLWater Wells and Pumps18 8 9 HOWW til Makes of Pom as lervJeed9835 DezterPinekyPhone HA 89454ORDER YOURCOALFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICESPOCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKECOALHARD COAL SOTCOALFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPi 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 January 04, 1956 Description An account of the resource January 04, 1956 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 1956-01-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/66596f710b49f96b33a2df4b0b203ed1.pdf 6ddd80c764ccaaa0a26a56fa6f87f05f 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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JS1 V atchMICHIGAN MIRRORad moneyhave not yet enrolled i the kinder gartea 100,0fi0 Msjpiiilil to flood by 1970 156,000 OBITUARIESMRS MARY GERYCZ Mary Gerycx73, diedj fowlerville Friday, in SaDbor, Russia andGerycz Hfeey tired, fa,, cumber of yeaas, comingF, pgppriated for a special legislative to Tinefchey in 1923 when they purtommittee to study the educational chaseda farm in North Hamburg 5question for 18 months An oufcrfJe, years ago they moved to Fowlerirpert will direct the inquiry Pri , TiHe Surviving are daughters,rate founioticna are expected to n Mrs Anna Reasonn of Pinckneytribute toward it Othef expnii and Mr Helen Bates of Dearborn,tores listed are 10,000 for Dr John j 2 sons, Stephen of Fowlerville and Ivey, Atlanta, Georgia, an expert Peter of Pinckney16,000 for a full time assistant to The funeral was at St Agnesvate oundations are expected to con j church, Fowlerville Monday moniltant v j ing, Rev Walker officiating BurialSenator Vanderwerp thinks the in St Marys Cemetery, Pinckneythe solution is in decentralizatione would enlarge the junior coll JOHN P4RISte and take over Wayne Univer John parja A i i xrr cartker ior Jos Novak who owns The issue developed last year, G QWhen educators told Gay WUhams died of the booming birth rate and said I came here mft would cost 2 million for adequate educational facilities Sena LorVanderwerp says his plan will save 60 thousand Although Michigans new speedlimit of 65 mlies an hour in the dayime and 55 miles at night does not go into effect until Feb 2 the sigas MRS ALICE SORENSONan going up now The state high Mrs Alice Sorenson, 70, formerway deptsays they will be a remind Pinckney resident and wie of EiO the people will get used to fh3 ward Soreason, died at university OUR DEMOPLENTY No tElementary Sciiool CURRENT COMMENTi Doan Gardner muik a fish with a stick, string uui u Cimuhook Licky Henrys fannernorth fishing Ken Klades father ra i into a ireeTrindy Stone has a aewiuen Dougifc Keiser has a jeej v at runs by a battery Larry KLin The Christian Science Monitor iemark on the forcasts of 1956 of concontinued idustrial and employment booms that the picture is so rosylhat few experts dare to present agloomy face But it adds that there never been an economic smashls up since the Mississi j Bubb,eyears eld Monday Panic la , the 1D29 depresion that did no foil3ther cauht Pe lln CaiV fe ice fishing wit ji Ru Lelonek booiouUsDetroit 3 years agoi and was Polish He claimed to have a son but he was not locateThe tieceased was buried in St Marys Cemetery with Rev Albert Schmitt conducting graveside services today WASHINGTON IRVING ocscieo BALTVS VAN TASSEL , IN, 7HELEGNO OF SLEEPY HOLLOWI fs ATI VI NG,CONTCNTED, LJBERALWcAr ED FARME8, WHO WAS APICTWIE OF AUNDAT LIV idiU THE PUTCHALON6 THE HUDSON IN TH AlAN TASSEL mV WWOOWAH0CZEVCE SCjlED TQ3URST FORTH WtTH THS TREASURES OF THMm before Feb 2 2 hospital Ann Arbor, Saturday Sh was born in Chicago and married, Edward Sorenson in 1916 He surviv es There is a son, Hugh and dautjhter, Jean, all of ChelseaThe funeral, was the the Chekea Methoiht Church, Tueday, Rev Kinde officiat ing Burial in Vermont Cemetery toiler, skates Eddie Clone j iiiy Gloria Sorhowier fcriiuiiLotiKr PattyioLf l run over Billy brothers went ie fLinda Zzulk1 h K, HC skate First CrudeWe arc star yv tvrv year I jremembering the rule, aboat quiet ness, waiting our tu a, kc pin ih room cleanMartha iT ein i i from Mi souri and Dale Jou i a long iL less Rusoel HIS now rifle, Lnda Cloutfh, J Hi Botstord, Divy Crockett vote JJcv Pimuiicv a oi un, Cindy I lutn rue a tabie and chair stt Willie l buy hiiUv1 namtjd Wayno cii trainJoe Am Liis, Carol Gydoa dollLinda Chuii a doll TinimySprout iui elxtiic trii,i Frank Zczuika a violin Billy Jusphson a bikCornic ochmiilc a iiiklaco and atio naiivd JJuoy Mowers aJol aiul party dress, Dale Booth fiIi , Mitnhi lltilmnn tta set, Torycis a Hil dull aiu watch, irian n a LA ur, iiuy Kiy, a wallj Li m LI slatos Robert K rsJelf Davis aa ilu ow such a period of abundance thatthe people were convinced they hadfound the key to prosperity However since 1929 measures have beentaken to ward off depressions which in a sense makes all men their brothers keepers, Tihe do called built n ubmseis are unemployment benUiiS insuiance of bank deposits, nii price surports, social security ii a jJtnsins and mortgage guariee Id the fact remains today that twothirds of the things the buy today are necessities t IJPle regard them asuch Thr vhole thing in a nutshell J iiat ji pcojde keep on spendingasiness will boom and if busineisoons uwve will be plenty of money to somi The only thing that coud rcak this boom is speculation and there lias never been a speculativeuuom yet that did not buratKi t Kjisor a doll, John HOWARD MA Howard May, 56, son of ArthurMay of Unadilla died at the Mayhomestead in Unadilla Satutda Surviving are his wife, the formerLorna Marshall, a son, Paul and a , daughter, Virginia The funeral was j at the Miiner Funera Home Tuesday J afternoon, Rev Yauch officiatini Burial was in Unadttte GertStey Pitfeicnejriost NOWAPAYSTHe FARMER HAS TRACTORS,lS HOMEAND RUNNING WATER, HIS CHILDREN THEMECHANIZED OR NOT, VAN TASSEL kp HIS SUCCESSORS HAVE IN COMMON THEIR INDUSTRYAND THCIR PCSIRC TO PROVIDE FORgjpHE FUTURFAND WELL5EI NO OF THEIR FAMILII IEIRTHRIFTINESSBASKET BALL NEWS Reporter faschu 11 vn jac a,,dv a Iie 1111 In , 1 jickn a cowboy suit Nancy y,r v ViJkin,, ioll and dress, Dbby i ,ioe skaLesA Linda Wegener, aA and iiess7 Vivian Jacobs neck a,c aid bracehit, Jeanno Kennedy oil anl bikeDou Winder a blkand roller skats Kenny Fisher vavy Crorkett shirt and ijlie Vncel a dol and oi aGradeSCHOOL INTEREST ITEMS f South Lyon Lhere Friday 70 to 4 South Lyon led 18 to 14 at the qunr ,1Sunday Masse8800 and 1000devotions Iiirlu Wvlie i back in school af The south continues to experiencesoiedition jjains but little by littlethe ercgationists seem to be backing up In New Orleans last week 72negroes were jailed They were coming homo from a basket ball game between 2 neproa colleges and reV,d to set in the neroe section ofthe bus They were released next morning without any charges betigpreferred against them In the Oror go Howl game at Miami Univerly of Pittsbury uspd hr star neroe player Grier and no effort Wti made to prevent him playing Itbegins to iook that more and m e he outh was beginning to acptthe norths view on segregation asas jvihlutics go anyway In the Rose Bowl game both Michigan State Ufniyersity and U C L Ahad ruegro players in fhirANNOUNCEMENTSMr George Holben Announces engagSMent of her daughter, Teatl Co Wayne Stone, soup and Mrs Lyle Stone of pinvkBoth are seniors at Pinckneyhigh school A summer wedding raplanned Mr, and Mrs Roy Slaydeb oiPinckney announce the engage wantB of their daughters,Ariaa SUy6tn to George Cole, son of Mr, andMrs Beacher Cole of Stockbridgeand Delia Slayden to Bill Horn, also of StockbridgeRAINBOW GIRLS ELECTThe Pinckney Rainbow Girls haveelected the following officers Worthy Advisor Mary Boyd A driver training program has ter and then ran away with thebeen started at thr Pine1 ney school game Jim Hock wos high for themtthe state having appropriated 25 with 19 Dick Higgs got 12 for tho per pupil AfterFeb 1 it will be ne j Pinckney teamcessary to take a drivers course in f The Pinckney second team alsolost 55 to 40 Eddie WakefiehrWAS, the only i high for them with 12township outside the corsol I This Friday Pinekncy opens their ats andfrom730 to 900 m, and Sunday be I ink has nw ,fore the 800 dution Pinokaey school Theynewgym when they meet Boysvilles s Sapt MennoiHte imnrebCalvary MtnnOnite ChurchRv Ezra Bachy, Pastor evening ter an illness IJU, L s anil Snnd Sii y have lrw ska ,ind w ,si n Sundav rheistine Dinkelwent to Jackson SatunlaN Stanley , Miie iii yniidv an airplane with bin tinkerto, Cr1 v nt, tnhv r Carol Menke had oinpanv, Pul H h man has donkey that wiugTs ars,Denni Parkr lias nc stiuc vote on consolidation Jem 19 Th y herThfere is seating capacity for Morning Worship mut alsovote to increase their con 550 people We would like to have Sunaay Schoolstitutional limit on taxesand j apjiiood repreentation of town people Young Peoples Mootingjn j out t gme ia at 715 Cottage Fellowship Serrice Walter Esch 1000 1100prove their share of the PinckneyThe board has changed the Pinckaey VanityBurnsname of the, Pinckney Community SiraonsonSchool to pinckney Community j PackerRphAnla finnin,, Livingston i WylieSchools Sckopl Districtand Washtetiaw Counties Hause Hal is to be madeArt Center anThe state made an allotment to in Higgs ages for school employees HuhmanH oil ings worthHenry 715TG FT PF TP 5 1 2 11 5 95 5AMOC AdvisorCharity HopeFaith RecorderTreasurerChaplainDrill Leader Love Nancy Slavden i Full time teachers200, part timeKaren Gustafson 100, full time janitors and clerks pat Palmer 200, bus drivers 54Liz Miars I The board has authorized the purBobbie Ackley chase of an elecric score board forMarilyn Gustafson the gym, a used piano for the musiNature ImmortalityfidelityPatriotism ftanrice Confid Observer Observersician Jolaine Porter, dept commercial refrigerators for Sally Mill the kitchen and drapery material Joyce Allen for the stage Phil Gentile has beenNancy Reason given contract to lay tile in kitchonMary Lou Cantrell for 296 The bleachers will be in Karen Beck this peek and also the equipment 41 01013 132 0216 Second and ThirdS1 Lah JYkviak n , ot iiuie sktas Ricky Bloxom hasWJ, un his houseMaiCWednesday 800 Meyer had furnace trouble ofGongrcganonal Church ttir rrMQ or Christmaiiw s hite i2 1188South Lyon Varsity JG FT PF TP FlavyhouseRootJones f426 5Hopkins 0Weinberger 4 Short 1Sherrick 1 Rev J W Winger, Pastor , Ludwig mOved in her new houe2 Sunday School 980 A nu bst wee Kathv bh tllroc a new2 Morning Wor,lup 1045 am skjrt and fab doll Cheri Schmidt2 Thurs nitr prayer meeting j ffot a ne,, loll Anr, M,ru, Vijln3 at the torch at had to stay vs ilh her grandmother 2 Wed choir praotic 780 p mi Burns as her folkg had furnaC1 troThe f QDtes ChurobMolanderSally UUey in the science roomGail Gustafson Construction Co will Shirley Wylie work in two weeks Kristen Tcrsch Sharon Allen Pat Thayer , MARRIED Nancy Spittler Mrand Mrs spentThe Minionfinish theirYEAjRS, Rowe ofPinckney JrVarsity FG FT PF TP Sr 4 1 iO M36 W , between Main and0 18 Jradifla Streett3 3 7 Rft V itii Ruegsegger, Pastor7 3 19 Sunday S hool0 8 10 Moraine Worship2 12 Yooth Croup 15 9 Evening Service 1 1 S Thurs Prayer Medng0 3 2 Jf Choir PraeUce Wed p Life in Jrunce is one crisis afteriothtcr Miid another election thete t wok failed to cl,ar the atmos nheje The trouble is the settup is i wroni Their premier is aot elcijl Xar A Ut of years trot oniy Uinu as a majority of the chamHT of depuiies support him Whnh fails to command a majority he nocs Francce has M manyuu terent arties, about 12 in allrliai ii is liaid for any one of themlo tt a majority So ihey usually iir have a coalition governmentnvTit furnicd bv the union of 2 ormore splinter partiesAs rule theseovfrnmciits are short li,edHenc the numerous ploctioiw d instabTl ity of the governments The succesiof th premier dopends on his ability to unite thse splinter partiesThe jiresidents message was readin congress last week He is inKey Went, Florida regaining hlahealth It contained few surprisesHe was in favor of a tax cut butni Tint was balancdWakefield Kennedy McCleerClarkWhite Sockow HollingsworthImus 611 24 101 002 03 10 5532 122440 110 30 00 4Drill LeaderLorna Slaydon W Pork spent SJUnaay witB the Basydlo 0 0inatallaion is Jan 19 The Robert Ackleys Mrs Rowe was for Gerycz 0 0r, ng will install merly Madge Jack and was married Rady 0 0Xiftalling Officers Bobbie Ackley to Mr Rowe val Lansing New Years r Snowgold 0 0 ling Marshall Sally Miller day He is with the state policeChaplain Joyce Allen Burg01 00 1 AccidentsAnother tragedy took place earlySaturday morning on the DexterRd just this side of Fleming H1where there have ben a number cfdeaths The victims were 2 young Ann Arhcr mpn wbr fAo tnthe curve at the top of the hill and hit a tree at 230 a mThe dead Roefney Scnevlev of 1 W uble Marilyn Singer and her si L i got a toboggan for ChristmasJoanEichman wen, to Aunt Joans Sun day and Judy Sch oeler to Dexter946 a m XHird Grade1050 AM JJJ je,n wc,nt l0 the Mavirj ie was also in favor of continuing 700 p m er pjynioutht Sunday We have J J ffdcral housing and increasing for300 p TTU new JUpjj jean GillispieMary Wy cign aid T one new thing WJQ on800 p 15fl m0VPfj to Pinckney Saturday , the farm pric1 question and flat t22 f Hl Florence Utleys grandfather is sick Uvas adanccd by Sec o Agriculture in a Txiand Rapiis hospital Carol , Benson Instead of buying the farmTaurianinens parents had a skating j ers surplus crops uo keep the pneeoarty Saturday 7iight Arlc, ck up he would pay them for not groww visitfd her grandmother in Ply ing these crops Whether this sy mouth Sunday Sandra Shiroy has stem would be more acceptable ornew skates Eddie Fisher saw a not is a question The Republicfreight train on fire Sunday organization is peeved at the Att Fourth Grade rican Medical Research FoundatyP have moynd in thr nfv iith ion Prinrpfrmrn, TST J who rtwowfeaddition and like it very much We b sent out questioners to 400 doct hivi new Hbrary books Mrs Camp or mostly heart specialists,askiagyHuron St and Clark Miller, 23, of 1451 Coler, Ann Aroorihe bodiesIntslling Recorder Lorna Slayden DID 3000 WORTH Ol DAMAGE j Hammon 2 0 4 Installing Bi9itfg,rMrs Campbell 5 Howell boys who did 3000 Wright 7 6 2Installing Soloift Mr Reader worth of damage, to three cottages , Duncan 8 8 8 i the Marion town house and school , Bourns 12 2TEA I were arrainged before Justice Sing Williams 1 0 2The WomtagMBpftcan CJub will er at Brighton Tuesday, waived Hope 2 1 1poator RepjEPBea Wed Jan exxmination were bound over to Kinne 1 0 118 at horn tflmmfiKfum Smitth at circuit court Bail was set at 2600 South Lyon Jr Var FG FT PF T were found shortiy after 240124 West G 4 mby Gbrdon VanAmbure of Pontiac Trail He said he saw them early in the evening and Schneider was driv ing It wa a new car and had but 74 , miles Both victims work at the bell in reading one to us called OurChairring Pavks Several girls havebrought their Christmas dolls toschool John Wilson told us abouthh stamp collection Bus No 6 hadan accident Friday Jeffrey Green 1 opinion as to the abilityProsidont Eisenhower to servesecond termSixtnWe are doing an unit about theand Ray White went to shows over Greeks and Romans We haye newthe week, end Pat Tessmer visited mtn Her name js Artice Nowallhis cousin Sunday and Donna Hollis e are oing to the Hollywood lee Sowell at 2pm The speaker is Bod Erwin, t atorncyNo76 CALENDARSchool of Instruction at theArbor Masonic temple 8 pmMorgan Smead presidingFb 4,7 pmaifht at Pinckney schoolJUOMO VanSlambrook, W which was not furnished and theywere returned to jailThey ore Richard Vines, 20, Charles Hefner 19,Jerry Crofoot , 18,Donald Adam48and James VerBeck, 19 A Pinckntv girl is said to have, informed onthem Vines and Verbeck have beenpjejeed up before according to thesheriffs office 5 the Hoover BallAnn Arbor Schneid 4er went to Nashville Review some Saturday in February2 was from North Dakota and had a Fifth Grade We have been playing Ive Got , wtfe Son and daughter Miller was We thank the school board for the Secret because we did not , hswt from Cheoboygan anrl had a wife candy and tree Mrs Miller thanks tme to do it at our Christmas party2 gons Both funerals were Tues fhe pupils for the gifts she received, sherry Kaisers secret was that WSchneiders at the Church of Rebecca Morris won the multiplicat ,Tandmother was proposed tr I l dPINCKNEY TAVERN ROBBEDThe Pinckney Tavern was robbedsome time early Sunday morningEntrance was gained by cutting a hole Christ and Miners at the Staffan ion drill with Wallace Singer second Buffalo Bill Codys nephew Paulthrough the roof A sum exceeding Hildinger Funeral Home, Ann Ar The boys beat the girls in the gcog KurgS secret waa he wallow4 8 raphy quiz by 155 secondsWe thank pennies Bobbytraffic fatalitie Mr and Mrs Light for the birthday stopped100 was taken and all the cigarettes in the place Equipment and There have beenNEWSbThe 4H meeting at the townthis week is Saturdoy at 630 in of Thursday nightCarl Burg , ttporttr games were smashed The state jn Washtenaw county since X w day party for Billy It was also WA anpolice were called The only clue is Years Sunday night Lester Bailey, and both were spankedMes tie clasp found on the floor, Evident fBrm hand employed on the I dames Light and Kellenberger were CHCwJSNly lost by one of the robbers f Dunlavey farm at 7341 at North guest We enjoyed Rancher Glenn Territorial Road was hit by a New Allbright and his musk CliffordDavid Kitchen and family nave Yxxrk Central train at the C Street Egeler w getting letter nd viftors Mtiftly VanSlro, adaughter of thr Jbrooks of Grgfrry,hi ihave returned home after spending crossing in Dexter He was a tran We made cards for Joan Evteft and D A Ra ttk with the Arthur Pardons, i gitnt and has brothsr in Dn4t, Ann Msnks, I i fWefeeadft, January 11, , Spot a good new or used car youd like owningOur bank has a good plan for carnnancing Payments are planned to fit your income, and youmay arrange your own insurance if you wishFinancing costs at our bank are reasonableQuick, friendly serviceESHSO IK INCORPORATED 1911HOWELLPINCKNETOVEH NINETY YEARS OF SAFE BANKINGTOE McPHERSON STATE BANKPHON READ A GOOD BOOKlately Herej one we thinkyoull enjoy, as will all thefamily Its the new edition of the Telephone AlmanacitV chockfull oiinterestingt informative reading Wonderful drawings, too KitCarson, the opening oi theErie Canal, the ringing of theLiberty Bell, and, of course, the story of the beginning of telephone service Contains many tips for farmers, businessmen, housewives, student and other telephone asersPick up your free copy at our Business Office a WHATS tHE WORSTpart abojt running ahome Many housewiveswill tell you if i the run ning There ought to besome way to cut out allthose unnecessary steps Fortunately, there isadditional telephones Installed in the bedroom,the living room, kitchen and basement, they save count less steps and a lot of time for the home managerAnd, of course, they make possible better service foreveryone in the family The cost Less than four centsa day, plus a onetime installation charge Order your additional telephones from the Business Office todayV MORE AND MOREpeople are using Confer ence Calls to hold familymeetings Conference Calls used to be made chieflyfor business purposes, butthe word is getting aroundthat theyre wonderful experiences, too, for familieswhose members are milesAD you do, you know, is tell the Long Distanceopmtor, I want to make a Conference Call You give ker the Barnes tsd telephone numbers Shell get all fcfk on the line at whatever time you specifyeveryone can speak to and hear each of the other ,yNotes erf 25 Tears Ago Pinckney , Independens won two i2 games last week They beat Dexter 20 to 12 Don Swarthout had 14 points, They beat Stockbridge 40 to24 Don Swarthout had 18 pointsand so did Roy ReasonEdward Bouck and Russell Jacobsarrested for robbing Rex Harris J were released on order of the proseuting attorney and turned overto the Waghtenaw county sheriff who had a warrant against themfor robbing the Jacob Judaon house on the Dexter Rd The boys with 2others have been living in heJack Walsh house on Darwia Idsome of the stolen articles were found thereThe 2 story house on Dexter Rd,owned by the Birkett Estate burneddown Thursday It was occupied by tthe Casper HowardsAccording to Iold timers this was once the old Dov Jr postoffice Jessie GroanW I C have elected the 4iUowing officers Pros, Glee TupperVice Pres, Vem FMc Sec,, Ruth Frost Treaa, Sara EldertOrganist,Grace Grieve ChoLristex, GladysBrown The new Maccabee officers areCom, Rush Lake Lt Com, FrankEisele R K, N P Mortenson FKGuy Teeple Chaplain, Peter Coni way Physician, H F SigterjSergi, Matt Jeffreys Master at jArras, EdCook 2nd M A,JCHenrySeritinelCharles Campbell Picket, I S PJohnsonThe firm of George W Reason Son has diaolved George Reason jr,retiring from the firmEbb Smith of Iosco was hurt lastweek when he was kicked by a horse HOWELLTHEATREHOWELL, MICHIGANWefbstday Tfeeraday, Jan 11, 11 KNOCK ON WOOD Witiaaay Keye, Mai ZetUrlkfCtrUe Noveltyf Iff THEA WlUTMOftE LAKE i Friday, Saturday, Jaaiary II, H Double Featire4TOP GUNStttrtegSiriin Hayden, Karin Booth4Leo Gorcey, Huts Htll aad tkeBowery Boysft y,,4Friday, Saturday, Jaaary 13, 14 fteuMe PeatttrvLex 9arkr and Fatrieia Medina inDUEL ON THS MISSISSIPPIMoore of Gregory has been bound over to circuit courtt forr theOFFICE SUPPLY SALSS if Pinckney high school lost to the tBrighton high school 20 to 16 and Ithe Pinckney Reserves lost 10 to 7 1The Kings Daughters have elected the following officers Pres, Blanch Martin Vice Prea, MaeDaller Sec, Hazel Parker Treae,Elly Iseter Chaplain, Mrs BerquiatMayor Broadmore of Brightonhas an article in this issue blasting Gov Green and the Detroit Automobile Club for their part in removingJusttce Caleb Collet from officefor fining Gov Greens chafeur for speedingThe McDonald Ice Cream Company is planning a 30,000 plant at Ann Arbor Henry Ross has dbeen electepresident of the Livingston County Mutual Fire Insurance Company CHRONOLOGY 1955July 16George Dagg,63father ofMurray Dagg, killed in auto accident on M36E of South Lyon Shir ley Plummer and Mark Abney married by Rev McLucas Jack Jeffreys helps catch bank robbers jIJuly 13Pinckney beats City Ser jvice team 1 to 0 to take first placeplace Bob Darrow scores winningrun on Southwells hit James Buk Kum oi Seimuge iieiu drowns at auver learnt Jutaue Cornea urowusat iluustm xiiuis bowura JLIUJCTana iaomas tioantv elected to Hie school board Airs Aougun Laver aie hngngtiinvni oi ria LAWESS STREETin TecknicelOrSunday Monda, January IS, IIMatinee lands, 2Sf p m vat yn Heflin ard Joan WoodwardiaCCUNT THREE AND PHAY feemaCeope and Color I DIG TOAT URANIUM44Color CartoonMttL, T, Jr 15, 16, 17TH1 HA1NS OF ICaJoiWithLaaa Tmtr Rkhord Barton JoaaFred McHortavand Michael Ren U iVewi CartoaITuesM Wed, Thur, Jan 17, 18, lt Jennifer Jones and R bert StackGOOD MOKNING, MISS DOVB la Superteepe and ClorNotes of 48 Years Ag Ruel Coniway is visiting in Ithacaand AlmaMr Wixom, one of the WixomBrosshow ownerr, will show movies of the passion play at the operahouse Tuesday night12 friends of H G Briggs helpedhim celebrate his 75th birthday last Tuesday night Roy Caverly is helping out in theDemocrat office at Howell thsweek The suit of Frank Peters vs Thorn as Birkett is set for trial at How ell this week July iSOfincKney beatsLake lei to i ana DonaldThe Epworth League has electedthe following officers Pres, Glenn July 27 Charles Quin killed, atDexter in plane crash Engagement of June liobon and Ronald Darrowannounced Mrs Flora AicArtor diesAug 5Vandal wreck PinckneyCemetery Engagement of DorothyParker and John Sprout announced Pinckney beats City Service 6 to 7in county leagueKiwanis make 250on rummage saleLuella Chesemanand William Ketcham married OL Shold bazaar Etelle Buccette andErnest Battke married by RevWinfer ADMITTED TO PRACTISEGerald McCluskeyson of BernardMcCluskey of Pasadena, California, jhas been admitted to the bar of the supceme court of California855 tookthe examination and 466 passed He served a year in Korea and attended UCLA 3 years,groduaing in June 1955 In Sept 1955 he passedthe state bar examination He ismarried, has 2 children and worksforthe City of Los Angeles I Wed, Than fri, Sat Jan II 21Martfc a4 Lewig inARTISTS AND MODELSin Vlata Vision and Technicolor WitaDorothy Malone, Bddie Mayehoffand Shirley MaeFrlaneFeaturette Novelty Neva CartoonSYLVANTHEATREFriday, Saturday, January IS, 14 Gala ReOpeningTHE TENDER TRAPIn Oiaeaaecepe aarf Cefer withFrank Sinatra, Debbie R yn ldi Darid WayneSunday Monday, January 15, ie Ran olph Scott nA LAWLESS STREET in TechnicolorHoward Thayer and Martin Ritter attended a Kiwanis meeting at Flint Sunday and MondayNOTICEThe Pinckney Pegs will meet Jan18 at p m with Mrs Louise Schunxan at 9244 Ann St, Big Silver Lk Angela Lansbury and Jean ParketTues, Wed, January 17, 18 ITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER A Drama f tarrinfGene JKelly, Dan Dailey,Syd Chariee and Dolores GrayThurs, Fri, Sat, Jen IS, 20,, 21 Martin and Lewie inARTISTS AND MODELSIn VbU Vision and TechnicolorDartowi I10June Bob on and Ronaldmarried Congl church jGardner Vice Pres,Edward GaJpin tarts building fund campaignThe j2ndVice, Florence Andrews 3rd Pinckney team loses to Howell Geer j Mrs Littlejohn 4th Vice, Florence t to 0 in 13 inning to go into tie for first place Lt Andrew Roche of theDetroit police force dies Edytha Smith and Clarence Tavbe married Angl7Pinckney beats Howelleer 4W 4t earn right to go to the state tournament Beat Fowlerville 5 to 3 but lose to Hamburg tto 3 Prank Harden buys Estelle Restaurant Charles I Bennett efHamburg diesAug24 Pinckney beats Soutafield and Highland Park in statetournament but loses to ROMTUIOand Southfield in second roundAug 31 Donald Bell dies Pinck ney wins last league game from theHamburg team 4 tot 0 Gentile and Burns hit home runsSeptt 7School starts Enrollmentis 727 100 more than last year Howard Herrick and wife murdered near Stockbridge Ellery Durfee dies at Port Arthur Texas Rainbow Giriielect Pat ThayerMarguerite ClarkYon CM PTcautt t tSymr ebla pint m you rrm tlut U trn TJf VtMt 1 on ofTr rsu,ftU fool nuraaumt me flu too Ufttkr and ilo 9m ttQ has fMhlou Am ofI tMASOI SHOESDIRECT FROM FACTOR ly ordering W BVPtitltomsr BrTle tftnel frm our tyou ret your hot from ftwa,toct for IMI mootya4 THXTavuuNTam TO FIT TOO U nt raal ftp ewtoMvpboM Sunoco Fuel OilAl Bf ABDIB TO OUR 8USJNBMWe Ar Rsadjr to Service You on Both No 1 and No 2 MlAIM At OIUAL VI HAVE THEBest Quality of Coal, Oil and BuMing SuppliesD E HOEY SONSHA 6S119PUBLIC AUCTION SALEresigns from school board Helea VanBlaricum appointed Clarks aremoving to Tpsflanti Sept 14Ground broken for St Marys new parochial schoolReabert Wright dies at Flint Boy Scout 60 HEAD OP HOLSTEIN CATTLE Due to the death of my husband I will sell the personal property atthe farm located at 18874 Wasaon Road From Gregory take NorthGregory Roan 8 miles to Wasaon Road, then West 2 milesFRIDAY, JANUARY 13,1956JACKHANNETT , BASKET BALL SCORESClarenceville 68, BrightonHowell 50, Eaton Rapids 48 Sexton48,Ann Arbor 44 Dundee1 62,University 45 Boysville 52, Hartland38, Dexter 44, Manchester 43,Chel j Howell October 8 sea 66, Milan 54, Dansville 73,Ha Troop sponsored by Kiwanis orfaizd Fire at elementary schoolSept 21Pinckney loses first football game at Linden 12 to 6Jay Keiser, grandson of George Thompson lhurt in auto wreck SHEEP21 Ewes and 7 Lambsin FARM MACHINERYFerd Ferguson Tractor, plow eUCalifornia Dearborn Mowinf Machine Clare Hendee of U S Forest Str Chalmers Hay Bailer vice promoted Allia Chalmers Conbin V Septt 28Pinckney ties Sand Giel Corn Chopper wltt Motorflake 12 to 12School buys another John Deere Easilge Blower GRAIN AND PEEDS50 Bushel of OatsW0 Bushel of Corn1200 Bales of Mixed Hay,EnsfcfODAIRY EQUIPMENT24 Milk Cans, Pails etc Empire Mflking Machinemeets at CftsMy Lakefor dinner Mrs f Albert Bemham diea the Howell Baptist Chaich lays thecornerstone 6lod bank to be at And Many Otfcef ArticlegiiAJSTlTV HOUSEHOLD 0OOMlett 62, Dewitt 53, Webberville 44, WNCKNHY KINGS DAUGHTER Laneh Serred by Fowlerville Lather tn Choreli Not Responsible AsddentTERMS6 12 Months Time on Bankable Notea beariitg 6 InttrcsLORETTA EVERS and FRANK YURK, PropsFowlerville 54, Leslie 49 Gaines 57, j Mrs Mae Daller enterained the , , r,Byron 37 Holt 68, Williamson 48 Pinckney circle last Thursday with CASEY and WYLIE AUCTIONED BS, Phone Fowlerville CA J MMLinden 54, Goodrich 43, Okemus 76 j with 19 members and 2 guests pres Roose and Mrs MEDarrow gave the devotions her theme being St Francisprayer Mrs Gladys Lee gave a report on the camp and answeredStockbridge 45 Saline 45,velt 39LIBRARY NEWSSew books are Creative Hobbies questidns A luncheon was servedby Zarchy, Plastics by Walton, 1011 Mrs Merwin Campbel will have theThings for a Boy to Make by Horth next meeting The group plan a torThe Complete Berbecue Book by ies of breakfast, the first with MrsRoberson,For Girls to Do by Horth Kirk Sims Jan 11 tand Home Furnishings by Gillispie THE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSEJanuaryClearaitceble TWENTY 20 OFFLOUIES WELDING SHOPHart Art Portable WekUaf Outfit Alao Acetttne WeldfaifLOUIE BROWN Bawell iU WI off ON SPBCTAL GROUP OP LA DIM DRES3SBS Ref 5 91 to MM 47H MIDLAND DRIVE, LAKKLA ND, MICHUaaraKpaa every day a a UFHONEB AC f M M Opieji Sawlr GUec4 ,Store LINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODShKENNEDY GENERA STORE 6 buy an ELECTRICCLOTHESDRYER wlttt livt IftctrlcollyfSEE YOUR DEALER of Cetrcff Edison iWednesday, JamMYRON HUGHESThe Tom Howes Sr of East Tawas are in Florida Kathy Wilts entertained a number of friends at her home on Nsv i 4 Yean night Among the prominentguests were Tom and Dick ,WylieJack Doyle and Jemes Campbell ABice time was had by all One whothere Merwin Campbell and wile calledon the Wilbur Elsele family in Fow lerville SundayJohn Eller, wife and daughter ofPontiac spent Sunday with theAlbert Shirlevs The Dick Young family who hcre been visiting Andrew Campbell,family have returned to Big Rapids Thh Ronnie Hoskins family of Detroit spent Sunday with the Robert Ackley family M J Reason and wife called atthe Liverance Funeral home in Fowlerville Sunday where the body ofMrs John Gerycz wasMesdame Eloyse Campbell andGladys Lee attended a meeting ofthe Stockbridge Kings Daughterslast Tuesday nightM s Edna Campbell called on herauu Mrs Grace Kelly Sunday otthe Corruna hospitalTthe Murray Kennedys attendedthe 50th wedding anniversary dinnerof the Stanley Culvers sr at OacGrove ,Vern Kennedy and wife and Mrslrvin Kennedy called on firs LouiseHamilton at University hospital, in Ann Arbor last weekBorn to Mr and Mrs Edgar Duhane of Hamburg Elsie DeWolfeat University Hospital, New Yeasand 8 lb, 8 oz son The George Meabons rctvinu1 from a week at thejr cabin at Lovells Sunda The Jack Teuton of Roalso fished at the Flotched hea 1 They fished at the Fletcher head waters 500 fishermen weri thereand a waon wan selling ho lurches to the fishermenMesdames Florence Baughn an 1Virginia VanNorman culled on Mr, Marion Pearson at Howell ThursdayMrs Lola Lobdel of Howell Entertained the Pinckney 0 ES, pat matrons at her home Tuesday nite The L J Henrys spent Sunday inDetroit with the Lumbrt Henry Henry familyRalph Hall and wife spent rhweek end at Houjrhton Lake, HuiHall of Pontiac spent the week en 3t th Hall h6me hereClifford Vanllorn and wife wereSunday quests of the Floyd Wattersfamily in Ann ArborThe Kenneth Zill of jAnn Arborami the Jack OTarks of Texlespert Sunday at the Mark Nash homeDavid Nash got back from the Rose Bowl gtfitte in California last Wednesday His party used the southern route through New Mexco and Arizona coming and tyoinjrOlin Robinson, Win Baughn, CliffMiller, Merlin Amburjjy HaroldHenry spent the wek end at theMiller Baughn cabin at Lovells fishing and had good luV Glenn Darrow of atroit visitedhis mother, Mrs F a Darrow latFridayDick Campbell i iscs us we wersmisinformed He is not in DetroitDec 31 as staterlMrs Edytha S n Taube is working in the McPhe sc Bank herePart of the no v seats for thaschool grm have ar ived and areexpected to be u soon Work on thenew kitchen is also coming alongnicelyThe David Hortmillers of Ypsilanti were week end guests at the Willian Schmidt homeSunday guests of Mr and MrsJoe Bums of Half Moon Lake wcr the Jame Burns ramily of Ann Ar bor and Hay Burns and wife, spent Tuesday at the Ray Burnshome while her parents attendedj the funeral of Mr Fryea grandmoch er at YpsilantiI Mr andMrr A Complete Line of Plumbing Fixturesand SuppliesEltctic,Oil and G3 Flet Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSHI WE INSTALL SERVICEPI UP 8 31141075 E M360 Wagoner s6G66 PINCKNEY ROADMerchandise LOWPRICESBeer and Wine To Take OutPHONE KOWELL 705J2 wL ouie, LbikJRIKGHAM BOLOGNA, Lb POLISH SAUSAGE, LbiRtbH YOUNG BEEF LIVER, Lb Monday ar J Thifrsdciv 330 to 600z Fridav anH Sshirda 83ft to 900Closed Swadav Ciistom Rrtchring Tuesdays 59c39c100 42c45c 5Sc29cPUTNAM TG UNSHIPRossRadwere lastNOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION TAKE NOTCJSl A SPECIAL ELECTION OP ELBCTOiHB in Ann Arbor couple of daysweekThe Ray Laveys of Gregory andTom and LeMoyne Lavey of Jack son spent Sunday at the Lee Lavfy homeIF YOU THINK THATONCE IS ENOUGH TC PAYBILLTHE then pay by check, ot cath For j Mrs Leona Campbell Lents under cancelled checks, art legal evidence went an operation at Sparrow hoof paymentAnd its so mich nixapUr Pttl, Lansing last week butso much quickerto eettle all yur accounts with fen and ink ad I WILL COLLECT TAXES AT MY HOME Al233 UNADILLA SI, 2 Blocks North of Pure Gas 900 A H TO 500 P, MMONDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYARNOLD BERQU1STDANCEhorae noJ Mrs, Manon Pearson of At the Gregory School, Sponsored by the Gregory ParemlTtacher Association Ticktta 75 per personHowe Districts FrI Putnam and Hamburg rZ2SiiBttMd of p11 2S Sl ft HELD IN THE SCHOOL HOUSE ON THE19th DAY OF JANUARY, 1956 WHETHER OR OR NOT TH DISTRICT WILLPlRRtNEY COMMU NITY SCHOOLS, SCHOOL DIS WILL OPEN AT8 P M AID CLOSE AT P MCRYSTAL Dtpoiit your cash and w yourit th butinewllkt way OptiChecking Attount Jur her knee lost weekCamoFrst Nation Bak herR A Kousner and wife of Brijfhton were Thursday guests of the Andrew NesbittsThe Howard Greens of Rush Lakore moving to Cairo this weekLeslie McAfee of MS6 is confined jbther bed by illnessThe T J Latsons of Detroit spentthe week end at their farm here Francis Harris of Detroit railed onhis brother, Sylester, Saturday Meiwrs Floyd Steere, Ellis GreNorman Elsasser, Alfred Arkaey of the Dexter llasook Lodge vthed Ufkfrtm U4f 1M SATURDAY, JANUARY 14thfunds To Go Towards Parchasn Mark Projefer Grefory SchoolMUSIC BY JOE FINLAN ORCHESTRATi fH F M te 101 A UWater Systems PluinLiiig THE ROUSH PlUMBINfi for SryAHi More Water PressureMeO ym oirfgrown your wUr tytHmf tatdt more farm bMb0 VTMIVTVI your wtiw a Arlfty Myn wlr syttam te fillMywv qutlWy plus ew npwiMtHtio d srvic add upeeeeadabl wtr delivery and dqutWe will b gUd to giv you on tH cost of now Myort w4r with dquf eapcity nd prottufd in rt fwturoWrit or phont fedy NoTHE LAVEY HARDWARE Qrf Jietss i HIE PROFESSIONAL CORNEIrtap fc fifty, Pindpey OfkUgaal0i M ie 300 f, UEdwk Baldwin, 17, son MrandMn Dnaae Baldwin of Howell was kilted last Tuesday on his way back 1from tin BOM Bowl game in Celi iornia where the car in which he was riding with his tfrother,Peto, overfpmed near Limoa, ColoradoHis brother was nninjurid Delia Grace Rnnciman daughterof Mr and Mrs Glen Runciman ofUnadilU was fliarried to Pvt Gary f WMM Kellogg of Milan t the Plainfieligojig JJ P fln Methodist Church December 31 Earl Hubbard, a former Stock1bridge resident died at Ypsilanti last week His son, Robert, of Jacksonvile, Fla , once worked on tieDispatch LYLE W MlNSELLREGWTEKFD AS8OC1ATESAY IT A WITH FLOWERS fromWLLERS FLOWEDHowe1FiJA aad Sbrth Grades Last Friday we elected officers We decided a person can run foroffice twice but tnot a third timeDuwayne Hoy is president JaokYoung vice pres, Don Barker, sec and Tim Somers , treasWe apprec iate the janitor washing and waxing the loors and will try to keep them I clean Friday we practised handj writing by using the alphabet We have a new art tableBottle Gas COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATINGWYUE L P GAS SERVICEHdWBLL BASKITBALL SGHMsTLT ISltJan IS, Beysville thereJam M, Britteft hereJan M, MaNchtster ther Jan 21, Hartlsnd hereFes 3, Dtxter kersFee II, Seutk Lym thereFts 17 Boysvills here Ps 24, MaackesWr here Marsh 1, ttoekbriag tatra Sheriff Klager has discontinuehis drivers license bureau at Dexter Wayne Webb has been installed as president of the Dexter KiwanisClub The engagement of Betty Lou fCarter, daughter of Mr and Mm jLincoln Carter, to Gareld Bond,son of Mr and Mrs Loy Bond of Pinckney is announced Oner Campbell of Pinckney wasone of those who received 25 yeardiamond pins from the Howell Met ors for 25 years service Chelsea which has narrow streets has banned parking on both sides Iof South Main St iThe St Baranabas Episcopal Mission at Chelsea has puchased landfor a churchPaul Malta is the new presidentof the Chelsea Kiwanis ClubThe Fowlerville high school faculty and the farmers will play a baskett ball game Jan 14 for funds for a new score board The Sportsmens Tavern atHamburg whieh has operated under other names was badly damag ed by fire last weekJohn Hagman, county clerk whorecently broke his right leg is backon the jobMrs George VanHom of Howellfell and brokje her collar bone last weekThe first 1956 baby in the countywas born tto the Roger Johnsonson Jan 2Vandals smashed out windowstown house last week, town house laastt week John McDonald, HowSll mortician is a patient at Stt Lawrence hospital, LansingStete Aschenbrenner of Pettysvflle underwent an operation at MeLlus hospital, Brighton last weekStwcSSttct ucJlc3c MgrrtSS Mgsv Wost GrandHowell, MicalgaiNorth Michigan AreTeltphene Office PH Rasidense 114Evenings by AippoimeatBertJail Fowlervilk 226F6 Sales A Sptn ,,i Arnold Berquisf Onodllla St PinckneyWatch Kpairing Gold SiaautWgichar, WaiShRADIO TELEVISION HEftVILB Prompl and CourteousPhen UP 855 126 Wefteter Pinekney, Michigan FUNERALDirectorModem Equipment Ambulapce ServiorPHONE U PSU7SSr120 Kuvrhone 83uUeyi ItedeeLiveitoek HaAetkly Tripe MadeGeneral IVucPROJfM V P M4tRoger JTCanr AgencyCOMPLITB IN8VBANCB COYSftEdith R Carr1 4 S MILL 0TPinckney, Mich Phene UP dIJISRsafastes, i OpptaYour Piepert Uhh ifrsli Reasonln 209 North Pen V P9126 P OPTOMETRISTEye Hz a mirationsdnesday aaj Sattfrdsj b Appointmentlsott Hoad, mi N or M Bit hton AC 7441CLASSIFY ADYS s LOSTWelker hound, female,whlte browfi spots named Penny DetroitFOR RENTFurnished house,orn License 40842 2000 Reward Lost ner of Pingree and Suears Rds Wlil i4l vicinity of Rush Lake Jamas Nalsel or low down payment About 3 son, son, 17192 Bfeaverland , Detroit mies west of Pinckney UP 8 9982 i 19 Mich Phone KE 35843FOR SALESlab wood also round F0R SALEHay Secondweed for fireplaces and furnaces Steve lzl Phone HA 6 9M5 Phone Elmer Driver, Howell 625J2 HA 6 9126FOR RENT5 ror house near Pinckney,hot and ccold watter References needed Phone Webster30103 12741 at 127411 Appoline St Detroit 27, Tebby Short FOR SALEKing Midget CarFred Fish, 8640 Farley RoadFOR RENT Completely modern Apt4 roems and both Available Jaa I, 19M Phoae UP 88107 Osear BekLOCAL NEWS WANTBDlalf Sitting by a reLiable pmoa Phone UP t 9782 atPinckmy Miek i FOR RNTMe4em Room145 Stuart St, Phoas UPCARPENTER WORKIf It It Md ef WoedI wiH Make It Attentions, Cabiaeta, Interier FiniskiafCall JIM JUSTICEPhone HP IS827, MHI Xusiivfew whiteblazs between fors legs, long tail,nams is Blsckie 600 Reward Claude Hull UP 8 780Boy Seout N 8ttlow IQuite a delegation of Pinckney rtMasons expect to attend the centenn WSTBtaA CoekerSpanielfial at Byron this week Occidental Lodge of Detroit works the MMdegree Friday night There is roast hom supper at 7 p m On Saturdaythere is turkey dinner and program petrel ars skeyelliag iff sidewalka FOR RENTWill share a kife at schoolgym at 7 p m Dr Mor, W raise stoae lor aatrel equipment heme with older lady, private atapan Smead, grand lecturer is the1 H yet weoU Uds service Call Jerry And shower, large kitehen M a SALKNtw cottage at Pattern Laka Also kav lost c ereaiacelorid rabbit ieg Will ay i re ward for return Mike Harnack srPhoae UP SUOmaster John Sprout Md Doroth, Prto j XTi mTTA Seaa4aaahK v aB i akaaav jmPinckneys were Sunday dinner guests of MrsEthel Sprout John has grit back lto school in Pennsylvania jMrsRoberta Miller called on Mrs VP I2montk On Portage LakeMA elo68LOST2 female beaflea 2S1w retvra or informstiea lanttngte return Phtne UP 86695reasPaeae MA 6 1711rewanLFRUITS MEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIES nniwnerw miner caxiea on mrs r oT rwit j L11 VAB cMarion Pearson in Howell Saturday LJSTCU WU, y yetr W SMrs Edna Spears and Jack Shel dld WUWri U f don spent Sunday in Flint John Boyer and wife attended thefuner LH UUveH to A Arbor PeR IAUntHWT , Irener im food eoadMon Jee MarshlH7f Mentteeile Dr White Ut SALS OR TRAU1Sixsealed unit Eltctrie lrigerater ,Ckarles Baxter Phone UP t 9788moved MainMondayThe Asher Wylie familyinto the S H Carr on West St they bought SaturdayRobert Pike and Pet Backu calledon the William Shehans FridayAlice Ann Wagner, daughter ofof the Wayne Wagners of Chubbs Corners was a patient at McPherson hospital last week following anattack of pneumoniaEd Nuoffer and wife of Holt andLynn Hendeee and wife were Sun Sunday dinner guests of the LloydHendees Phone UP 8WILL DO TYPING, ADBRJSSING INVELOPES, Moatkly tlemeats aitd Office Work at some Pkene UP 8972iAUlo PAATajQ BuppliM Auto Pa JAtttemoY Glas Sbld and rftw1918 Qrattdland and qrarraid CUJBO praoMt READT MIXEDi rhoaa 151or mix MNTHouse fullykM Skert LineI5idi to Pavement AveHaele1 Bex 1M, Pinckeeyexpect to leave for Mississippi and Mafcm ftaaiFISHMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE Florida about January 20The Clare Millers visited herher mother in Detroit SaturdayHarry Smith and wife of Northville and Howard Thayer and wifewere Saturday dinner guests of theRobertt Tasch familyMrs Edith Carr visited her daughter, Mrs Jaais Baker, and familyShe also visited her son, Ralph, inNew York ityThe Howard Reads were Thursday dinner guests of thes Douglas SwaneWatter Clark and wife mat theweek end with Frank KkMT and , wife of Hie, F Charles Clark and son of Kalkas ika, The Tom Clark family of Ann Arbor and the Gerald Clark family Iof Silver Lake were Sunday guestsof Mrs, Margaret Clark at familyMr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel, aniJohnny aad Christine were fc Jack son SaturdayThe look Rollicks of Distrait called on the Heary Haueka oae day,last PHONT tenWANTEDWajhu aaa nvntaaecalled for and delivered Pbon Howell 1864 or VRLSORRELLWster Wells anil PlIMpe H Makes of Ponae Serviced 9888 BesterPisttUey Rif,Phone HA 604ORDER YOURFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICES POCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS A SUPPLY COMPANY vIfw 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 January 11, 1956 Description An account of the resource January 11, 1956 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 1956-01-11 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/657e78ec54d9fb2b8f358f7788198c60.pdf eeb4d3cf731ef2fbcf4208e8c18185ea 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. yojmtune 71I CHRONOLOGYMICHIGAN MIRROR Oct 5Engagemesfc ofRriiee and state officials are Miller and Carl Cluckeypounding on themes of highway saf Frank Bower killed on Pi ety For the third year in the lat pike Pinckney Dexter tie10 more than 2000 have been killed Oct 120 S elect ViIn Michigan traffic and law offi VanNormaa W M Pinet eers admit they are puzzled Despite to Boysville 18 to 7 the curbs on reckless driving, such sells home toBert WyliM speed zones, educational cam am, teacher resigns Jadpaigns, extra patrols, use of the moves into new hornRational Guard and the new safety Oct, 19OES Gd Chap,device on autoes the traffic death Rapids Piackney beat toll continues to rise Now policce to 18 Neil Tip lady,police cars are to be equipped with de rdie Dr Waltercameras The December toll was 38 ed to state medical board,less than last year but tthe toll of Oct 26Pinckney beats20ft fe November was way out of ter 19 to 0 Tim Conk diporporfton accident injuries PiackniSvpt Childs of the State Police takes in Patrician Gardeiblames the drivers He says if they rcian Gardens at Pol would obey all the traffic laws tho Nov 2Mra Katdumber of Occidents would be small Walcott dies Also Hon Vnfprtunately they will not Hudson Ann Shirley Both the University of Michigan Larry Lobdell married afid Michigan State are studying the wins at South Lyon 7 toaccident problem Dr Muehlberg of installs officers at thethe crime prevention bureau say School40 of the accidents involy per j Nov 9Pinckney beats sons who drink Also there was a 16 ge 25 to 0 Eva Kellentggrcent increase in the ownership Stanley Lobdell married cars last year Michigan now bara Miller and Carl Clu3,900,000 cars on the highways Hinchey diesiSngagementlegislature in Gov Williams Jack and Jack Rowespecial session made a start by Nov 16300 attend setting up speed limits, adding 200 Livingston Lodge No76,aew state policemen and appropriat Fresh Air Camp Grand ing 25 per pupil for drivers edu present Roscoe Bonistcation in the public schools More Grand Master speaker,proposals will be preeented to the beats Haslett 27 te 7, present legislature, one of which is ers go north Medical tests for drunk drivers Nov 23Wm Marshall JMucational needs will also be is not ready and high sch tressed The 52 member cotnmiss ball schedule is changediott will disseminate informeation Reeason Lobdell honoredreceived at the receat White House Nov 30Rev Charles Efcucatioml Conference Michigan ey Bell, Molly Wilsonhas also appropriated 150,000 for Zeeb, Chilson farmer educational study by escaped convicts, Dec 7Alonz VanSlai W M of LivingsPThe George MeaWs are at their No, 7L P W Curlett,eabin at Lovels thw week term Pinckney loses Hi Mrs Edith VanNorman has return bo 11 game to Brighton 42ed from a visit with Meats Jkrelatives in Champaign and Peoria, Whitmore takHt Deoc tfEeo C LtMesdajnes Eloyae Campbell and Hoff and Sylvester BulliiUadye Lee attended a Kings Daugh beats Hartland 59 to 34tars meeting att Howell Tuesday reys named typical state The Basil Whites of Mason Rd state trooper Corner stoneamd Norman White and wife ccalieJ St Marys new school hereea the Ben White Sunday Dccc 21Masons installMrs Leiphart of Neitsvjlle,Pa wit Francis Dodge and Reisiting the Mrs Wm Hill familv ett installing Charlotte U The, L Charles Smiths obrvo4 enry Rampdie Churc their 59h wedding anniversary last Christmas programs PmeVJttday to Dexter 68 to 39 MrsThe Roy Dillinghams,Mark Nashs Ledwidge haa 70th birthdaand Lloyd Hendees attended ,tnl Dec 28Harry Evers, PerlIvers auction last Friday die Farmers here entertainLeo Caiih, Forest Manes, DavvJ atutdentsBoxh to John McGliaise Fay Wells and Leo Gariqus Detroit Friday a datlghtermd wives of Detriot called on the AtLees, Ed Parkers Percy TilUm Shehans Sunday and Fed fteeds go to FloridjHoward Radt Lloyd Hiatide Cavr, Albert Mrfk andand their wives had dinner at the go tor Rose Bowl Game inHits in Pontiac Saturday night 1 Ross Read and wife were in De feoit last week Mr and Mrs Howard Read leave iFriday by plane for a 10 day stay in The Chelsea Boy ScoutsHavana Cuba Mrs Anthony, a nuts Saturday for the polionurse of Ann Arbor is takngi care , TheNew York Centrals ef the children train made its initial runMrs Rene Miller was sick several cago to Detroit in 3 hours anjdas last week Mrs Vera Kellenber mdnutes last week 200er of Lakeland taught for her business men were pssei Robert Lavey leave by plane next was made by General Motorsweek for Orlando, Florida to visit diesal powered, his aunt, Mrs Grace Nile and fam, The Mothers March or PoliW 1 Stockbridge is Jan 26,Wayne Carr spent the week end The new addition to the la Port Huron with his family school is about completed It Mesdamea Mae Dalier and Eloye es 3 class room, a general puiCampbell attended a Kings Daugh room and a kitchen meeting at Lakeland Wednes, The new 13 room elemenl school and gym at Stockbridge not be ready until lateBALL SCORES Danny Atweil ofer 33, Hartland 29 jHow new dePuty Et mfield 55 Dexter47Ann Arbor 63, Jack 61, University 546, Lincoln 41 Dundee 6Mttftn 65 Flat Rock 69, Chelsea NTLeslie 83, Dansville 69Haslett Stockbridge 47 Dewitt 59, By Okemus 66 WiUMMn 62 tOI1 NO 141Jaa tlSmorgastMOBk hall 6 p m s 175, chilJaa 27 Initiation 810 Regular meetingtl Swettheart PartyLADIES AID MEETINGAtt the January meeting of the Ladies Aid at the home ofHaxel Thompson the following elected Bemfc PardonElisabeth YoaagtRnan Hastl Thompson The Brighton City Cotacilto turn over all money collecttheir parking meters from Jan to Feb 1 to the March of DiI FundI Marion Wilt of Brighton has fli to Mexico City to attend the College thereGlenn Ailbright of Fowlervillenow employed by tkt State Aasn singing western tongsgiving Talks in the schools Hea cousin of Mrs Edith Carrhas been on Pinckney programsfore He sang on a Saginawradio station last summerWilliam Jeffreys Piackneyschool engineer underwent an ieration on his note at Veterans He pital, Ana Arbor last week The Cherry Pie Baking Coal the county is Jan 21 Pinefcnenot have a eontteatoat last despite the feet that Brbei Niwon the state title sestral yearsseveral year ago She was onvision and plac 4tk k al contest ct v, TRE LEE THfATR fJA NJan 17 , ll 1 9Rober t Stac kG, MIS S DOVE an d Colo rJanuar y 20 , 2 1Veatur eRya n an del lMEN aa dRobinso n1AL fanuar y 22 , 2 3 IlAlUtWL , Tlfera frL Sat a U HMarti aa d Uwf c j VARTIST S AN MODty ri n Via U Viaio a aa i Teduafcdlo rDoroth y Mate Bid e Mayeaof fan d Shirle y MacFarlaa oFeaturett e NoveH y New ap BJerr y Lewi sMODELS llO r Sun, Moa Tuea Jan 22 , 2 3 3 4Jane a Da an d Nataii e Wo dI nREBE L WITHOU T A CAUSE 4Cnmw i Scop e aa d Colo rFeaturett e Novelt y New a Cartoo nWedneaday , Tharadayanuar y 25,2 3TO P O TH E WORLD Starrin gDal e Bobartaoa , Evely n Keye aFraa k Lovejo yNew a Cartoo nSYLVANTHEATRE 24 , 25 , 2 6 Debbi e Reynold sCelest e Hol m R TRAP an d Cole rth e stat e pol it s fro m count y1 fro m Fowle rArbo r fpen tMarti n Ritt ye n an d daugH calle d o n th ejaturday ,o f Lakelan dguest s o f th Jijmbl y o f Rain s t Sunda y nit eanNorman jin d wif e spen tIth e Harol d Fai rwif e returne dlas t Wedne a ARTISTS AN D 3I0DBLS an d Doroth y Malon eI n Cinemaactp e an d Colo rCartoo n an d New sSunday , Monday , Januar y 22 , 2 3, MY SISTE R EILEEN Musica l Comed y i n CineScop eJane t Leig h an d Jac k Leramo nan d Bu d Garret tSunda y Show i S , 5,7 , 9Tuesday , Weunesday , Jan 24 , 2 5TH E DLSPEhAl E HOUR A Dram a Starrin gHumphre y Bogart,Fre d Moor e an dMarth a Seir aShow s 71 5 an d 91 0Coming TH E ARF1CA N UON LIBRAR Y NEW SNe w book s are , Marjori e Mornin gta r b y Wouk , Cochis e b y Bjorklun dan d Su e Barto n b y 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Sob riptfcm Price t1J A VerAlbert Stabler, operator of theAmerican Hotel at Ann Aruur many years,died ThursHe was 32 decree Mason The James Young family of AnnArbor called on Roy Clark SundayRoy Fisher of Lakeland broke hisankle last week on the iceLast Wednesday Mrs Kirk Simswas hostess to the first of a series of breakfasts to be iven by theKings Daughters Due to bad wea ther only 32 attended Mrs CarsonHollingsworth and Mrs Arthur Par don were cohostessesThe Tom Clark family of AnnArbor culled on the Mrs Margatet Clark fmily SundayMiss Tsabel Dunbur of Jacksoncalled on Mrs Emma Dinkel SaturdayThe Joe Griffith family spent theweek end with the Don Griffithfamily in Mt Pleasant Msdames Eleanor Ledwidg,Rayiionda Moivis and Denise La Rosa were in Howell last weekMrs Raymonda Morris fntertained the Benedict LaRosus of Whk morc T,ikc at dinner last Weiineday irtfhtMr Irvin Kennedy and Helen J Tipli wtre in Ann Arjor Frida Th eRay Burns family entertain i ed Sunday in honor of Don Burns I tbirthday j A lartre croud attended tfce dance given Saturday night a tthv Greo school by the PTA 100 sas cleared Another will be given soon Ralph Hall and wife with theEarl Saver of Dexter attend1the cinerama holiday in IXUv ISunday The C W Hooker family and ROY Carpenter and wife of Ann Arbr called on the J H Hookers Sunday Dr Cecil IRndee aiul iniilv ofLcnsins and the 1 Jovd Hcdce vere Sunday yutts o, the Lloydllendees Thu County Conservation Leagueh4d their annual birnjet av the Hamburg fire hull Saturday niitThe CrasriOMs Qiaj Uo anTho Olin Robinson jr family fAnn Arbor sp nt Sunday with theOlin Robinsns si ,oni u Mi iiid Mrs WilliamLintnerLois McDonnell at St Joe hospital, ,Ann Ai r Jan S a hM o son, Wiljiam Shean The Leste1 MuAfee were in Laising iast WednesdayJkckie Rutiedf of Stra beyLake spent the week end with Bar ira McAfee 8 fiom hero attended tv Mason Centennial al the new HyroiI Saturday niyhi They weic F ne Cambuin, Jecore Tansey Albert Diniel Home Abn,, Ona Campbel Olin flobiison, W VClose andp wives, Fjanl ZK iXainie VanSlambrook and ye editor,Saturday the sheriffs d pt acalled to locate Bennie Seura, 10,son of the Ben Sepruras who live on fell place on M3G HeV I tcheism at ritt Mays did not come homfl fromimily cold not find himu I the sheriffs department i j Eyeler 1 md him about 1 ,eoiy woman pick ,i n the roa between hre o and too hii home wiuh He would no ii his name but l ij was goinf Florida The following 4 leaders attend ied the banquet, fu iowell Thursday inight, the Joe B,,h s, James Sinpers, John Burcs larshall Mebons,Louis Roots, Earl Shumanse, John Burg and Joe iJasydio received the5 Year Silver Oiover AwardLawrence Camburn, Ona Campbell Homer Abney, George Kootc1, Albert Dinkel and Wilmont Pluminer went tto Byron Friday night and saw Corinthian Lode of Detroit conferr the MM degTeePeter Bissett of Hiland Lake wasinjured Saturday when his car waswrecked on Kelly Road His wife and 2 children who were with hinreceived slight injuries He was tak to McPheraon hosptal, Howell in the Swarthout ambulance The C H McRories were called week by MYRON HUGHESComplete Line of Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies3c ti Cl ar i G Hot Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE , urrsWF PH WE INSTA1SERVICE C 3114 105 E M36agohris Urocen 6065 PINCKNEY ROADQuity Merchandise LCWPR1CESBeer ad Wine To Take Outi iLri tlil l UKiv Uoi s, Lb 65cPORK LOilM KUAiS, Lb 45cSKINLESS FRANKS, Lb 45cO K SLiCD BACON, Lb, 49cSLAB BACON, Lb 45cMonday and Thursday 830 to 600z Friday and Saturday 830 to 900Closed Sundavs Custom Butchering TuesdaysTHE HOLLISTER MARKETPUTNAM TOWNSHIP1WIU COLLECT TAXES AT MY HOME Al233 UNADILLA ST, 2 Blocks North of Pure Gas900 A M TO 500 P MMONDAJ, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYARNOLD BERQU1STNOTICE OF SPECIAL tLElIION Mrs Mary Teeple was a Sundaydinner guust of the Claie Millers tCULS WELDING SHOPC J GUn and wile cailea outhe Ralph Clintons in Lincoln Paik over the week endTAKS NOTIC1 THAT A SPECIAL ELECTION OF THE OF THE oiWalter Clark and wife visitoithe Russell iark family at Buck Have Art Portable Welding OutfitLake Sunday The rflaynard Cla K of Manchester called on them Friday 7 Frl Putnam and HamburgaX H 1BLB IN 111 SCHOOL HOUSE ON THE19th DAY OF JANUARY, 1956VMsmuam WIITIIR OR cm NOT THIS DISTRICT WILL It KN01N1T COUttixrtx SCHOOLS, SCHOOL DIS P8LUI WILL WW ATTP AND CLOSE AT 9 P MCtOTAL KING INmtir M4 VJUNEIN JANUARYTime was when fresh fruits made their appearance inMichigan only in the summerwhen they were in season Batthanks to the fast flexible transportation trucksprovide our eating hebita have changed a lot the past quarter of a cinturyaod much for the bttr, of course Now rio matter where you live in Michigan food storesare filled with a beautiful array of choice things to eat inevery department Nowadays delicacies know no season Merchant today dont have to order in larfce quantitiesthat stay on their shelves until they lose their crispy freshness Truck transport has turned miles into minuteand your standard of living is better because of thisMidriff Tricklif AntcUtiai fet Shalt flofcL Ptt Also AcetlintLOUIE BROWN4561 PincJtneyHowell RoaJ Phone HeweH 495 WILIVINGSTON OFFICE SUPPLYTYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINESRTBBOXS AND CARBON PAIBR SALB3 201 SOUTH BQOI, HW1IL PH0NB HtWEL 2014The Gerald Kennedy family of Wiliam Jeffreys who had Howell were Sunday quests of the cancer removed from Us not ijInln Kennedys Veterans Hospital, Ami ArtWWweek came home WeisliyRev Donald Hrajs of RoaommoAJattended the Michigan Pastors meet Mrs Iola Halling in Ann Arbor this wek and Extenalon meeting1 fstayed atth M E Darrow home Thursday 7 eountik1Sunday r4 mMot WAtor Pmsure be , W el aawTHE UVfT HARDWARE IF YOU THINK THATONCE IS ENOUGH TCSAY IT A WffiiBottle Gas HKHNG ANDWYUE L F 14CONRXSSSIONALCongressman xHayworth faysthat during a time f prosperity weshould begin paying off or debts afcd to that end he favors closingtwo loopholes n1 The Oil Depletion Allowance by which oil companies pay only half f the tax of other corporations This loses the government a billion dollars ct year1 2 He would restore the tax onhigh income groups which was re Ii moved 2 years agoIf the record pro f General fits of great corporations are tax rUUsB V P ft3211 ed wisely it may be possible to af for relief to the lewer income ttax payers PROFESSIONALTl fftkJmigr Sanitariumftay E Mfy, ML B PiDdaej KkUgaaCaJllXf AM to tQ FExcept Wednesdays Kern, Toes, Fri, Sat 100 to 800 P MuvtyfNotes ui co Years Ago With 4 seemds to go Don Swar thout sunk a long shot to give tm Pinckney team an 18 to 16 victoy over the Howell Presbyterians, he had 6 points and Roy Reason 11 j Saturday in the game with tne Lansing First Baptist Church Pinck ney lost 51 to 29 Swarthoirt had 2S points and Roy Reason 20 Bill Bvo kaw, old Mich State star playeu with Lansing I Edward Bouck and Harry Mass mann arrested for stripping thej car of Rex Harris and turned over to Washtenaw county for a fobberjthere were eeach given a year inIonia by Judge Sample of Ann Ar bor Harry VanBeuran was put onprobation and Russell Jacobs turneJ over to juvenile court John Smith, 75, recluse who died alone near Patterson Lake, died a University hospital last week The Howell high school reservesbeat Pinckney high school 17 to i Friday night The Jackson amateur will put on Ice Bound at Stock J bridge Jan 22 Mrs Helen Bery V was here Thursday and sold a nun ber of tickets , James Smith who has been ill at the John Jeffreys home is now be CLHV UUKDQNW MLNSELL ASSOCIATERKGlfiVEUFU LAM SURVEYOROft ice 211H East Grand RiverPhone 1551W Howell, KUNERAL HOMBDti CSwariN Directorttedem Equipment Ambulance ServkspPHOMB V P SM71Fnd C f SrOpMETKl120 Wen Grand Hoall, MichiganPhone 858 II DENTISTne Office MS Residence 814g, by AppoimiemtMoweJ MichiganBERT WILE,AuctioneerFARM SALES A SPECIALITYPhone Fowlerville CA 18356 LLOYD HtflUttumteck r2PBONJI p y Roger J Carr Agenqr INSURANCE eoimEdith R Carr 14 2Pinckney, Mkh STPhoe UP Mill233 BerqwlJnada St Plndkar, vfoWatv KapalrifigGold SicLnpi Wachg, Wcrtch BdJTVSaiesServiceplayer KAD1O TELEVISION SERV1CB Pronpf and CourteousUP 84641 125 Webster fr Pinckney Michigan RsalfisttittFarms, 3ome Lake Property Bumeu OppertanitieaUt Your Property ftith tfUreM Reasonbroker 209 North PeaHONE U P 84ieDR TFCAMPAlT OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationsWednesday and Satnrdaj b Appoiiitment9126 Ch Uon Koad, ii N of drihtoo AC 7U1XGASSIFED ADYS WANTED MACHINISTS, LATH,PAY son homeGeorge Lewis of Fowlerville hasmoved on the Grove Lambertsoa farm Born to A M Roche and wife of then pay by check, not cash For Lansing Jan 18, a son ing cared for the the Wm Thomp LOST Springer spaniel dog female AND MILLING MACHINE OPBR6 months old answers to name ofTrudy, liver and white color Waslast seen wearing a choke chaincollar with 20 feet of copper chain Anyone knowing of her whereabouts , LOSTWalker hound, female, white ATORS, Experienced MenTHE FRAM CORPORATION Dexter, Michiganplease contact FRIDAY HAINEScancelled checks are legal endence The ice harvest is underway Wai UP 83122, Pinckneyof paymentAnd its ao much simpler ter Girard has finished filling his ikt settle all ice house at Lakeland and S Hquickerto settle all ice house at Lakeland and S Hyour accounts with pen and ink and Carr is about done here, postage stamps instead of personal Work on the oil well on the messenger work jDeposit your cash and use your cred businesslike way Opea aAccount hera FOR RENTtUpstairs un,furnisheddapartment Phone UP 89990 brown spots named Penny DetroitLicense 40842 2000 Reward Lettin vicinity of Rush Lake James Nei son, son, 17192 Beaverland , Detroit 19 Mich Phone KE 35843Glennbrook farm which has benshut down is slated to be resumedeFirst Natioaa1 Bank U FedJeaker f FederaD and Federal Deyoalt nee AH Deposits Insured Up tofor Each BepoaitnrThe Jack Sharps of Mae Metz zof Howell and HLaveys of Detroit were Sunday quests of the Robert Lavey FOR RENTFurnisned house, corn h0R SALEHay toecond Cutting,ner of Pmgree and Sueors Rd Will SteVe Lalo Phone HA 6 9M nssel or low down payment About 3 jfA 6 9125mis west of Pinckney UP 8 9982 STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court fr the County et j In the Matter of the Bstate of Era FOR SALESlab wood also round FOR SALEKing Midget CarMary L Hof, Deceases j weed for fireplaces and furnaces Fred Fish, 8640 Farley RoadAt a session of said Court,, held oa , phone Elmer Driver, Howell 625J2 January 10, 1956 FOR RENTModorn Roomnear 145 Stuart St, Phone UP 99OTPresent Honorable Hiram R SnaV,, FOR RENT5 room houseJUNOTIOCEPIS HEREB CHVEN Pincknyhot and old watter MThat mlL creditow of said deceased JSOT OHAAI M F0R RBNTWfll share a larg are required te present their diini nif i V ki BU PP home older Udy FriTflttin writing and under oath to aaid ul lebby Short and shower, large kitchen Sceurt, and to frve a copy thereof t month On Portage Lakeupon FLORH G CLARK ef LOTBlsok Cocker Spaniel, white HA 6JPinckney, Miehigan,811 WMain St blaze between fore legs, long tail,a fiduciary ef said estatethat such claims will lie heardand that the heirs at law ef said de eeased be deteremiaed ly said courtat the Probate Office on April 4,1956Pinckneys name is Blackie 5M RewardClaude Hull UP 8 9730 LOST2 female beagles 2Sfor rtturn or information 1te return Phtne UPLOSTCellie, tan and white, 1 year eld answers te name of DukechHd1 FOR SALE OR TRADESix Cukrens pet Liberal rewardPhene HA 3710r ic foot sealed unit Electric, ator Charles Baxter Phone UP 8 9788It is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by publication of a copyhereof for three weehs consecutively FOR SALMentgemery Ward Ithe Pinckney Dispatch, and that the Irener in good coaditieaJee Marshpetitioner cause a copy of this notice 1W7 Mtnttoelle Dr White Lodge I WANTEDWaahits to be served upon each known party Phew UP I l3f f called for and delivin interest at hk last known address Phoneby registered mail, return receipt de manded, at least fourteen 14 daysservice atto such h Hiram RA true copyHelen MDeputy Jt 5 davs nrirJudge of ProbateFRUITS VEGETABLESUv FISHMARJffiT PUCES QUALITYcowmow SSR VICEJ AUIaofldeliveredHowell 1364 or V tronfngsSbid otnd1018 Eat Grand BhwrPhoae R L SORRELLWater Well and Pompsill Makes of Pnmpe Serviced 9835 DexterPindcMeyPhone HA 694S4 r M t Mttamw nrit about Feb 1 The equipment whichVBLVET FB7 COMFORT SHOES 4SJaaon8 PhoneHOWflU at Ann Arbor willweek Her assiMrs Eleanor Ledwidgeand Mrs Jack WiltonwFILL YOUR BIN NOW ATPOCOHONTAS 4 A Ifevtdi fottt insesHARD LOWER PRICESBLOCK COALSTOKER COAL son COAL m all t ypmx JMmt, offle or SA t rmtajrMM of skoe FEED SUPPLY COMPANYHAKNETT The Mylo Kettlen who now lift Frank Ziejrier was fa Trenton Satat Pleasant Lake asd Mrs Dorothy urday to attend the funeral of a broRoberts of Sidney ealled ea the ther police officer with whom helebevt 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 January 18, 1956 Description An account of the resource January 18, 1956 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 1956-01-18 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/609d0cb0186f422e9865737fc18e06f5.pdf 7cb51e3ea8801df687f2258a5e91f21e 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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AirT 4, iT 71MKHIGA MIRROR HEWSU8PATCB Wednesday, Janary 25,46976 Deaton Rd , Donald Winger, Reporter j I are winding up for The Pinckejr PiratesJlost their Tbe following letter was received rf ballots and polishing 3rd league game at Miuxcftester Fri by Mrs Cacia Chamberlain from sWvFrIIE candidates and slates m an enda day night 63 to 46, The game was her 8on, JVelion, who is attending to put together aslate thatwill Jose the first half and mostofthe college in Switzerland GatheQt CtoarchFriday 8 banquets were held third quarter Then Manchester be Ciligny, Switzerland, Jan 1,1966 , IAA nlate to oro g a fast break which Pinckney , My Dear MotherNow that I have rested up fromv it SIM a plate to pro g a fast break which Pinckney t My Dear MotherLmPaUfuZ tould not stoPDon Packer was highof yet they have not selected a nrin for the game with 22 pointsLansSg tost A Iniion had 15 andlTr the ahali make an P relate toMW6 7 Dutchmen you 80m the things I have seen,candidates were present May Dutchmen u andsome of the experiences I lve 6L Marys CatfcoAe darcaAlbert Schaitt, PaatoraMA 800 and 1000devotions, Friday eveningat 74B Confessions, Friday evening afterNoveiia Devotions and Saturday from7S0 to 900 j m aud Sunday before the 800HeMMHUta COMMENTtoy or Cob of Detroit fmost apptauee although Cong Bent Uy atf Oonia Leonard, th,1954 The Little Pirates also lost theirby the close score of 47 to 44 had First of al1 my departure from a minute Switzerland was by way of Brig,few bad wncn s located deep in the Alpswild hot PRVP Man and along the Rhone River valleyto take the This is one of the most beautifulSTlf he will rnn Chairman Feikens w 4 to 44 With 10 seconds left ridts one can have for the mountworks behind the scenes He has Pitekney committed a foul The teins with their snow rise tobeen criticized for not winning in Manchester maa missed the shot hejhths of the sky on both sides 1954 but Gov William won three JJ11, lt bounded off the rim Jim of you as you move alony the rivel Mttnnoalu ChurchRev Kara Beachj, PaatorS S Supt Walter E iWorshif, XU Sck ol H00800 Dean Gardner had tooth jullledRod Darrovs daddy caught 10 bi lull Ueck iicray auiL and unclevwited her Sunday Pamela jchano her brother have ic akiusbiWayne Baxter has a aew tractorand aump truck Hruce ydeb daddad went tishmg Carol Curts auntary brought her some new barretts Sandra Ealyer has a new thermoslle Johri Harrows brother, Ronn in tne hospital Eddie Coioeva tie museum m Ann Arbor, ed IA our new room at iu We admit to an inordnat curioijty regardimr old shiboleths and theoji of them Two in particular 1S ttnd we nave wondarejthey nriyi,ated One waLet t ,o u , und lhe oth7rWork Like aill Uill So we wrotelu iJud GuL Sl ltion WJR hunijes such ihin Heto his listener, after reading my tot ter over iho air ani came up with 3but has not ansvred the Sam Hillone vet Vn 1 ncy Wtrmg went tomany things we enjoy theWinger, Pastor1954 but Gov WiUiam won of yu a y gtimes before he ever became chair McUeer of Pinckney hit the ball which cuts it vVay thrvh the Sunday School 980 nu I knockln lt lnt0 the basket for 2 ,,, and rocks which cause Mnung Woralup 1046 a mwan There is no uncertainity about the I 1ints for ManchesterDennie Clark beautiful falls , some of whi drop Xhurs ttigbt prayer meetingDemocrat choice for governor It had 19 points for Pinckney and Jim hundreds of feet High up CM thewilTbe either Gov Williams or Lt McCteerlSways schools The Republics to streSA Union campaign contributions An inquiry was started intothis last year but has not made rittongrade teams meet HartTand teams i mountainside you can see rGov Hart ijr pu ifm,Luu here villages which are bedded don forThe issues this year will be high, lt nightThursday night there will the winter under severe nwers ofMental health and aid to the be 2 games at the Pinckney gym sncw and ice At piaCes you m se jf36ln The Republicans would like when the Pinckny girls and 8thonjy the peaks of the hous stick through the snow and at otherat thachurch avWed choir K786 p mfhe Peoples Cowed West between Main andUnadilla StreetsRev Keith Ruegnegger, Pastorgrade teams meet HartTand teams ing through the snow and at other RT Keith Ruegegger, PasThe girls will be seeking their third piaces there are no signs of life Sunday School 940win of the year whatsoeverMorning Worshipprogress Peikens does not think i Friday, Jan 27, both high school j At Brig J went south in order to Youth Croupa worker should have to join a union tems eet Hartland herePiackniey enter ItalVi and by so doing 1 went Eveningto get a job He had gone a step Britton 56 to 52 through the Scmpione Tunnel one urs Prayerfarther and organized a Republican Pinckney Varsity FG FT PF TP tht longest in the world I cant Jr Choir Practice Wed, CIO, Labor Council Gus Scholle, Burns 3C10 president says a union always Higgs 2votes on whether to donate money vyiie 1 lto a Candidate or not Huhman 1Thi has called an interesting Pcer 0switch The Republicans who have HolUngsworth 0 alWas depended on tthe farmer vote Simonson 0arc out wooing the union men while Henry 0theDemocrats who have rode to Manchester Varsity FG FT PF TP times hav hnged but little since 16 tho lay if St Francis of Assisi15 I went thiough Milan in the mid, 6 die of the night, saw the sights in11 Turin and vev 2 most importer007 14 00 9 5 6 say tht I was impressed by going foir Pwtftic Wd 0 4 through a it cut out all the beauty3 10 of the country When you come out3 3 of the tunnel you are in ItalyA diff3 22 tru way of life is obseiTed by 0 9 r and riterial of which the3 0 houses are huilL Also Nthe poverty 2 2 which existsto this day indicates a m1050 AM 700 p m300 p m800 p in 400 p m,7 p mVictory on union votes many timesart showing a keen interest in the Lannomfarmer and his problema eho m Adams AiUtnBASKBT BALL SCORES Marshall Dexter 57, rlartiand 31 j South Ly VanEtten on 57, iJoysvUle 47 University 68, MjnorLincoln 48, Saline 61, Dundee 45, pni,vs 773310004 100 0302 230 32111 rk to Milan The YoU May Br,n , a onirings there are ,, r, ,1 41 A 1 m, 4 4u or Reservations Phone Frank0 the cathedral The bluest is the3 Gothic wliite0 citerl in tho arble one,the Duoma1 century3 10 conpleod in the 19th It is 350 ft2 101 3030 0 1102 01 19 to St Maria Delle Grazie am saw2 tho painting of the last supper by13 deVinci but vras disappointedChelsea 57, Roosevelt 46 Flat Rock pinckney jrVarsity FG FT FF T biuh an1 h ds 40,000 people, I went54, Milan 47, St Andrews 79 St ClalkThomas 28 Charlotte 48, Howell wakefield 44 Brighton 72 Holl 68Haslett 71Ltslift 89 Holt 70 Mason 53Okemus Fowlervall 5, SwarU Creek wnjtc BS Linden 50 Wjlliamstbn 35 Dans in,sivill 27 CeryczManchester Jr Var 4by the, , Introduction Masons ard westsstroed m r e war ano it was expos A , wucu , , iL , AccordianK one must remember its atre and2 thut the buiding around it was de0 First GradeJimmy Baughu had new shirt Hispicture was 011 Sagebrush Shorty s TV show uud was put in SluntsbiuiKiu UCUK iiitiy Pu in me is dox,Candy, has 7 p, by Shuttelrosha 2 new guns Linda Cluh we itfailing Sunday and saw a UKC11Jeanne Kehnudy has new red boots Kcneiy lms new boots Linda nansui buildinfi viih her Jad Dou inpLT has new Kieen gloves,Bernic Cutri has a nvw doy Daii Gubaci was iishing lirian VValtoi has cu shirt and pants Nancy RayuLw brown hoojTory Jinest kandnvuhuM visited her Koberi Kai MSnioher had a party SundayTiiimy Spum has a now sweater and shirt,irank Zavulka was in Detroit Sunda Joe Sinvr has a Dr Set Dale Booth went tobogganing DebbyMers has ntn tlrcsii,Debby darr viiieil ii u grandmother UiUyLiu us ford has iicw boots and wentlcHigKunin4 at ho sik tow Caroljytle wtnt to tilt Dexter SIHMV Jot1 Xonnoif has new hoots Linda hanyi1 cousin vusitod iicr, Jeff Davisnas new boots We are reading ouricl booksSecond GradeAlan Hurtf lathe helped him makea snow houie Linda anBiaricumlias nmv gloves Stanley new shoes,Joinie Devine went k skating with her parents A lot ol cuiidren uti,tvVanSlambookWM to lhe ski tow Nancy eanion wentanI Introduction of Toastmaster U tho t11 d1 Chamuerh anJToastmaster Olin Robinson D D I hL Mother were slidingdown hillHill ToppersGUEST NIGb7W PM at Poickney High School worker in Chicago in the day whenthey stuffed the ballot boxesWheayvei the ward boss wanted a fewextra balotts put in he said Let Her Go Gallagher and the job w done No 2 answer said a hgtelkeeper in a national park to enterla n nests arranged a fire displayfor his quests each niht He hada man named Gallagherbuild huge iuv on tip of a peak infront of hishool and when the landlord yelledIAL Hei Go Gallagher that man pushed the fire over the peak where it fell thousands of feet, creatinga fircwurks displayAnswer No 3said a man had a race horse drivenb a man named GallaherIn a particular tight race his horse camdov 1 the homo stretch neck and rude with another horse Theownerwho was a taxiing by the rail yelled to his driverLet Her Go Gallagher which that individual did and wonthe race So evidently you payspays your money and takes yourchoice as the county fair barker to sayui d 009 e 1VisitorsThe Menu Features Venison Iier No 47 HowcliP W Curlett UP 831J1, Pinckney PROGRAMInvocation Chaplain4 c i t theFCi FT PF TP 2 2 4 6 200361BUSINESS CHANGE TonWy Wylte hasold his FreePress Route to William Vinger We angowskihall kiss cheerful line of chater Tommy handed out which was a,,rt totm baser j CHERRTPIECONTEST29 hiyrh school girls competed inthrpie making ntest here lajt w therto tradition, the loca jcatior of this church was in tfae3 vinyard of Leonard deVincr and 2 12 ifi was built 14651490 which wasI 2 at tbe chanrre over fnom the Gothic NoLarry VanSlambrookSingingiMexican Dance CaseyStunt Alice Barrett0 jueen Lji, snirey had a Ijirihdav1 Lindaiey was skating at thc LakeLinda Coates yrand arents visited hor Hor aunt Mary broughtfor all Kathleen Singers8 4 19 Renaissance StyleBo Be Conthmed gmRJng byBtDedictioaNeigfaboring Notes ANNOUNCEMENTMi, and Mrs G Danford 6455 Fift rradcRJiLs Jor ail Elaine Darrow isV tlTFfcki tow wilh her Sunday school class Mike Carvers parentshave a new car Carol Menkes mothe has a new stove and refrigerator Koitirt Voddca ather has a gas slationSecond and Thirdweek Anna glavden wa firstJanet Woodland Dr, Hiawatha Beach an Wf hank Gary Davis for brining Judy Borowsky waa 8 yearB oIdthircl,,, , Slairley second, Sheila BolenWiham Urquhart of Dexter has, Bjwl Nancy Nash fourthpassed th Mich State Bar exam f j toury contest was at How Brooks ol Brighton Wallace si tthe j ntr nounce the engagement of their j Js an air fliRht weather report and Sunday Sarah MeMacken went 0dahter, Pat, to Wallace R rPK it for us was interest1 tj,e Ann Arbor movie Sue Ann is, ell Saturday Dorothy Pisk of How pf Mrs Brooks and the late HenryDexter jeweller, cereI1 w0 firgt Jaaet fin5shed 7th and Brooks of 601 fVanklin St,Brihton inbrated his 20th year in bus nesslast vwkPaul Howard has been elected thepresident of the Dexter firemensassociation tDexter 10thVOTES The Hicks school, the only one n Pat will graduate from Pi r iyhiiih school Wallace attendo Onara Military school in Illinois nd is employed in HowelLA June wedding is plnneajm,A tht township outside the Pinckney , j TT x r me Dexter Citizens Advisory ,,Ji J v, Mr and Mrs Herbert Barrett annniMwiifiaaa coiiolidation voted down the prop , , tommitteee are view ng sites for nouct the engagement of their daugv M1A ,, AAA osition to consolidate with the Pmck j Ui ,, ,e J XT uI the proposed new Lyle Bowdish Jvw been named theTillage ossessor at Dexter the D E Hoey Sons office atDexter was broken into last werkand a typewriter stolen mght 24 to 14hter, Francis to PvtRobert Barber PuPl s tending thesJho1 now Just where this leavesJames Gregory of Webster, form them remains to be seen Brighton,erly of HudsonComers observed his rbor, Dexter, Chelsea and scho01 Ay mght 24 to 14 I f y L wpropositoon to iym the B NadaHayden of Ypsilanti Nio defeated 26 to 12Ths y PMA HADDENMrs Mae Hadden, 74, who, , , , M with her daughter, Pauline on thebirthday last eek Manchwte now refuse to accept I Pat Lavcy and wife arriv ary more high schcoo pupils from died Jan lg home ofd fa Gregory last week after 3year spent in Germany Lowell of Gregory died lut more high schcool pupils from died Jan lgschools not in their district This d hte Mp8, SwadliTlg in will come up at the meet Jacfr Her hugbandm July We understand theen Lowell of Gregory died lut , , The funeral was at Stock principal objeoa here m July, We understand thetheconsolito Don Steffey and wife ofm , kiff Jan, 14,aduufhter, try Ellen Mr Steffey is the buiJdxng debt July We undersand tthe ndcWldreILthis summer a New Hudson 7 years ago Suviving are 3 sons, Frank of Pinckney,and Harry and 4 daughters,of Pinckney, Mr S wad lingackson, Mrs Mae Schlaff andMrs Ruth Stolliker There are 17we Korma Robb Fowlerville hag 4 contestants in ht Golden Gloves contest at Lan I sinjjr One is David Haines of Greg RECEIVES HONOR GIFTnformer Pinckney higlj school student Last year be won 2and lost one The Michigan Seamless Tube Co The Detroit Chapter ctf the Natbouts iona Screw Machine Products Assoc iation celebrated Tom Bonner Day The funeral was at Cooper BrosFuneral Home, Detroit Saturdayith burial Getheemahe Cemeteryfat broken ground miitfcat Soothfor aThetroit is mo do Fenton will Vote on aebool bond issue Marian Mason has been JOHN MCDONNELLJohn McDonnel died at HarperCo of Deib Sooth Lyon They1,400,000chosenD A R citizen by Howell highschoolCliff fteller has been elected thepresident of the Howell Chamber of CommerceMhs Ethel Burke, 72, w dow ofJames Burke, Whitmofe Lake, hotel and bar owner died at Universityhospital, Ann Arbor, ThursdayShe ber of South Lyo OES the occasionHAMBURG REPUBLICAN CLUBat a dinner at the Whittier in Detro hospital, Detroit Saturday afteT ait last Tuesday Thomas Bonner has on illnessftis home was on Pettysbeen a member of this organization yie Road pinckney He was a mapfor 16 year, a past president and a maker and salesman Surviving aremember of the National Board of R wry, Sergt Phillip McDonnell, DirectorsHe was given a handsome a daughter, Mrs Lois Lintner, Wsper and pencil set to commemorate wife, JeanTtte and a grondsonAlsd3 sisters, Mrs Herbert Jose, MrsFred Pean and Mrs George Kenny, Thc funeral was Tuesday at 100from Brighton townshipGonooa and p m at the Harvey Neeley Puner can Club was host to Republicans , at Ifome on Meyers Road, Detroitfrom Brgihton Twp, Genoa and I with burial Gethsemane CemeteryGreen Oak at a potluck supper last, He well Thursday night at the LivingstonCounty Wild Life and ConservationClub At the close of the meetingthe visitors made plans for organizia their townships Tf fiftmtr Sec PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSThe Pinckney Kings Daughtrsmeet with Mrs Eloyse Campbell on read chart today on varMkhigan products and places,are making relief maps of Mich bacK in school after the flu BettyPuckett went to the Dexter show, Cantrells dad arrived inproducts, cities and Guntamala CityJoan Eichman wentto the ski tow Sunday Anne Mariecompany from Lansing,anr locations Our reading testsshout 1 progress in comprehensionTo,, orers were Camila BudaGary ConnTe Kciser visited her auEVnDavs Mike Tauriainen and Nancy f Detroitt Sunday Rsaii We did pretty pood in our pretty groodexap , We lost a pupil, Sharon Bullock Camille had a birthday Tues Third GradeDick Klein has a new coatFrcmcisWe made cards for herIndividual Pwcasons birthday was MondayEUVJIunts on presdents are our new i Lutterals father gave her a calfprojects in social study j Mary Wyliea mother painted her bedroom bluetWe have started ourneu reading books fourth GradeWe have been working on divisI ion by 2s and 3s with remainders1 We started on 4s todayMrs KcllenLIBRARY NEWS j hergcr bought a United States mapMrs Thomos Bonner attended a i for us We have a new sink whichlegislative committee meeting of ives us a fountain for drinking and Ilesuient Eisehower has beensubjected UJ considerable embarrasmen I the past week by a couple oths aids wio had articles publishedin magazines Tlie first was by Sec letury of States Dulles, the stormypetrol of the administration whohac an article in Life magazine old how he had led this country toint brink of war 3 times and with drawn without conflict He named n oiinss h Korea, Vietnam, andlo noa These A fronts Kie still 1 a tl yet In Korea ire was declared which is Still inifect and the peace conference ltoko up In Vietnam Dulles backed own He told the Chinese this country would inh rvene if they didnot withdraw They took over theion In Fnrmoa Dulles announced intervention if the surrounding islands were invaded They have notas yet but arc preparing to doso ien Matt Ridgeway who retired is chief of staff in an article in the Saturday Evening Post critcized the presidents cut in the armedfon es He also disputed a speech of the presidents in which he saidall members of the army staff con curred in the out Rideway said hedid not despite terrific pressureon him to make him do so GenRidfceway said there was too muchreliance plareiT on nuclrar weaponsthe air force and navy who neverhae yet won a war alone The president when quetioned referred therepoiters to Secretay of War Wil sen who M evidently Gen Ridgeway had changed his mind0 E S NO 141 CALENDARJan 27 Initiation S p mFeb 10 Regular meetingFeb 18 Sweetheart Partythe Michigan Library Assn in Lan n tap for washing Each of us sentsing Tuesday Mrs Fyan, state lib n rani to our last years teacher,arian and Mrs Noonan, director of Mr Lintner wish best wishes TorstaU uid to Last Friday night was Salute toEisenhcvv Niehf when 50 100 aplate dinners were held over thenation to provide funds for the Republican campaign chestThere were 8 in Michigan Detroit one drew3000 peoplethe one at Lansing 400 About six million was raised Twoyears ago t was charged industrialsts sat on their hands and efusedconiribute in Michigan, because they did not like Stata ChairmanP Th4AAfter the business meeting, the com , are poinsr to join the Cub Scouts,mittee attended the afternoon sess j We have 25 new library booiksion of the state legislature Judy Haines brought a pair of elMrs Bonner is registered with phants tusks to schoolHoward Singwthi the state legislature as a lobby j e and Mike Plummer put on a puppi h ist for the Michigan Library Assoc iation e show Howard made the puppets We are sorry Sharon Galup is atili sickFourth and FifthRollene Singer, Sharon Courdway on the subscription, list Presidentident when question referred theWashington hahquet Jut old noteat In his speech naid he could never regain his full health anduiat this ceontry styoxri not Put Utheir reliance in cCONGRESSIONAL LETTERCongreftman Don HayworthThere are a number of improve ,niH Donna Holliter have new dogs,mentr up for tbe social securitybil Women would receive the benc fits at 62 instead of 65Totally disabled children would continue to receive Benefits after they were 18years old Disabled workers would receive them at the age of 50 instead of 65 Otfcer changes woulbring 250,000 more people under so,cial securityTWO BREAKJNS HEREThe Elementary school and Farmers Feed Supply were entered onTuesday night 128 in book moneyThursday Feb 2, at 8 p raBring the was taken at the school Nothing at I h lfflt JttlPeiri I tthe supply compaoy, Patrcias Korowskys sister had abirthday Frank Schafer saw twofavns Fifth and Sixth GradesWe have finished our units on animais and we found out little knownfacth about them We have started one on famous persons no longerliving and getting information on them Some xf our boys attendedthe 4 H dance Saturday We received a letter from Judy Cox who moved to East Lansing She likes itthere The second 9 weeks markingperiod is up and also half the schoolyear which reminds us timemarches oa and waiU tor no man SixthMonday afternoon our class usedimagination on paper while trying to draw a jabberwocky We had 3spelling bees The first winner wasJanice Rose, runnerup Keren Sing er, Second winner Karen Singer,runnerup Sherry iCalterThirdnr Kaye Wyllei rannerupSinyer We have been stodyinfcimal fractions We lve seteralnew books and our readtate Itproving as we artsecond semester JLIVINGSTON Nofi Ci Feb2School ofAm ArboT UasoftfeDr Morganu A sf v I 7 jA , TH E COLLEG E O F AGRICULTUR EMICHIGA N STAT E UNIVERSIT Y f M sfflpOffUfr f OCCOSM M mFARMERS WEE KJan 3 0 Fftb e 3Muc h tha t ha s bee n gaine d ove r th e year s b yMichigan s farmer s i s th e resul t o f th e cooperativ eresearch , experimenta l an d educationa l wor k o f th eColleg e o f Agricultur e o f Michiga n Stat e University Durin g Farmers Week , Jan 3 0 t o Feb 3 ,thousand s o f farmer s wil l mee t wit h th e facult y an dextensio n staf f o f th e Universit y t o lear n abou t an ddiscus s ne w development s an d improve d method si n th e productio n an d marketin g o f Agricultura lproducte Ther e wil l b e man y dairyfarme r member se f th e Michiga n Mil k Producer s Associatio n on hand MICHIGA N MIL K PRODUCER S ASSOCIATIO N Lake oomaty 8 wer e foun d 4ead,kUf , ed b y autoes , dog s and d htmten IGrea t Lake s or e boat e tarrie d ,87,46 9 ,00 0 ton s o f iro n or e i n 1M Michiga n receiiu d 9831 8 fro mth e 4t h heavies t seaso n i n history Mnce seioas fro m th e stat e park smi j, A j an d reereatio n area s las t year Th e dee r herds , owin g t o dee pi snow s yarde d earl y thi s year , in creasin g th e threa t o f winte r star ,vation Beave r an d otte r trappin g rega lation s ar e th e am e a s las t yea rwhe n 16,70 0 beave r aa d 60 8 otte r1 wer e taken Seaso n ba g limit s fo ruppe r peninsul a ar e 6 beave r an dt otte r an d i n lowe r 4 beave r mi d 8etter 5 mor e dea d dee r wer e found inKalkask a count y las t week , suppos edl y fro m sttarvatioa A fil m is bein g mad e o f Michiga nic e fisherme n whic h wil l b e avail abl e soon HOWELLTHEATRE AKHGA N LEE THEATRiRichar d VanDyk e o f Hollan d bag ge d 2 0 gmMm aad 10 8 ducko n th e Sma y Monday , Jannar y 3S , 1 8Dea n Marti n an d Jerr y Lewi eABTIST S AN D ftfODBLSTues Wed , Thar Jan 24 , IS , UOttawa mars h o n th eElve r thi s yea r i n 3 4 days H e sho tove r decoy s wit h Labrado r an d Che speak e retrivera Friday, Safer , Jasnaw r i7 ,Georg eWithMeaftgoaer yTh e commissio n ha s approve d Fran k Binatr a a d Debbi e Beynold a ATUK B Je le g slatur e t o increas e th e pric e Davi d Wayn e an d Celest e Hel m mk j T ATOM BRAIN th e le go f deer , smal l gam e an d fishing , li censes Dee r t o 45 0 fishin g t o 2an d smal l gam e t o 3 Th e eclmmissio n ha s approve dmle o f 12,50 0 wort h o f timbe r i n7 nationa l forest s an d 5 2 acre s o flak e botto m a t Alpen a t o th e A b t ibico wh o wil l proces s pulpwood Th e dept ha s place d 14,000,00 0youn g tree s o n sale , al l pines Th e commissio n bough t 2 mor efishin g site s an d 73 4 acre s o f hunt lan d las t wee k i n Lapee r and T8B T4NDB V TBAP i n Cinemascop e an d Colo rFriday , Saturday , Januar y 27 , MDoub U Featur eJac k Palattc e an d Shelle y Winter si I DIE D A THOUSAN D T1MBS I n Supenceit e an d Clo rTh e firs t dee r starvatio n case sar e reporte d i n th e Mi o an d Kalka sk a districts Fores t cutting s ar e th e th Gra t otSagina w areaThe y al answe r t o th e dee r ttarvatie a prep accepte d th e huntin g right s Stirling Hayde n A WiUiaa i Bisho p Bkhard Dennin gCartoo nSunday Monday , Jan If , JohnWayn e an d Laure n Beca HmBLOO D ALLEY i n CinemaScop e an d Cesa rAew o 6ertee o n fal,TO P GUN lems 500 0 firear m dee r hunter s wil l re f eeiv e postcard s thi s wee k askin gI fo r informatio n o n thei r 19 5 nee redl y fro m starvation 17,84a , 57 4 person s visite d tn eMichiga n stat e park s i n 1955Gran dHave n ha d th e mos t visitor s wit nHollan d second , Dodg e Fou r third ,Ba y Cit y 4t h an d Islan d Lak e ith 3 1 Michiga n Lake s ar e ope n tou nlimite d fishin g th e yea r around Thes e ar e lake s wher e man y fishdi e i n th e winte r fro m lac k o f oxy i s on e o f 10,600 acre s o f lan d i n Crawfor dcount y fro m th e wil l o f th e Georg eW Masoa Note s r f 6 Year s Ag oSlayto n So n sol d a n Old s seda nt o P H Swarthou t las t week Pinckne y Independent s los t bot hgame s las t week T o Fowlervill e8 7 t o 2 3 an d Webbervill e i n over tim e 3 2 t o 36 , Do n Swarthou t ha d 6point s i n h e firs t gam e an d 1 8 i n Sunday Monday , Jan 29 , I tMatine e Saaftay , lt f 9 mJan e Busael l an d Jeann e Crai aiaGENTLEME N MABR YBRUNETTES , Weo, Thar , Jan BLFeb1 , aTH E VIE W FBO M POMPBY fHEAD i n CinemaScop e aa d Cate rBicaar Egaa , Dorotlg r Patrle kCamero n Bfitche UNoratl r New s fartat mLas t yea r th e Howel l Condense dMil k Compan y pai d th e farmer s311,6697 3 fo r mil k an d th e peopl eo f Howel l 30,2261 1 fo r labor Las t Wednesda y nigh t Mr an d SYLVANTHEATRiy gth e second Ro y Pveaso n ha d 1 3 an d Mrs Herber t Gillett e entertaine d s1 0 sleig h loa d o f 1 6 youn g peopl e fro m in ffMntaScapa and Cl rTttea Wed Tkar , Jan Sl,Fefal , ITRIAL StanHm gGlen n Fer d an d Doroth y Malen aout Operate d by 17,000 Oaky farmersI 406 Sfepheiuo n Buildin gDetroitt We AND RID E TH EAL L NE W 195 6 CHEVROLE TTo p Alowanc e o n You r Presen tCa r Regardles s o f Yea r o r Mak e feel t b e wtrki seem s t o b e workin grecentiq , 3 5 n Newayg o an d 1 3Rober t Borsu m o f Bi g Rapid sRapid s starte d a ccommercia l teac he r her e Monda y H e i s a graduat eo f Ferri s Institute Th e Merwi n Campbel l famil y an dArnol d Berquis t wer e Sunda yguest s o f th e Orl a Macrof t famil yo f Coopersville Th e Andre w Campbel l famil y an dMarcia n Ledwidg e an d wif e calle dM Cmnllinit y hS Mr an d Mrs H C 30 Th e CaS t Vedder , Ceci l fron En0 B de wh o i s i n Chu Ut Ann a Reason , Alt a Meyers , Franci sBowman , wi n Richardson Loui s Hoey , 23 , so n o f th e Joh nHoey s o f Webste r an d a senio r i n sta Calif A 1 4 THE AScANiS TH E AFRICA N LIO Nth o f 9 0 years engineerin g dept a t th e Aniversit ye f Michiga n , die d las t week I W Davi s o f Howell , a forme rresiden t wa s burie d her e Monday ,Th e Lad y Maccabee s hav e install Sunday Monday , Jan 2f , 8 6Ala n Lad d an d Jan e All y eo nto4 TH E McCONNEL L STORY CinemaSeen e aa d Colo rPinckne y h gh schoo l los t t oYpsilant i hig h schoo l reserve s las tFrida y 2 0 t o 11 Sherif f Henr y Finle y ha s appoin ti e d Irvi n Kennedy , deput y sheriff Joh n Roberts , Dexter s gran do n Mrs Sunday Grace Kell y i n OWOSB O ed th e followin g officer s sComJui a lues , Wed , Jan SI , Feb 1Sigler Lt Com , Ann a FrancisPas t Charle s Hesto n an d Jan e Wysaa nCom , Rosali e Reason R K Netti e j IaVaughn F K Ett a CrofootChap, LUC Y GALLANT Mrs Jame s Henry Srgt a t j Arms , m Vist a Ysioi n sa d Techncieie rFlorenc e Va n Winkle Ma t A,Agne s ol d ma n die d Frida y a t th e ag e o f AndrewsSentinel , Mrs Mari a Din k Thui , Fri M Sat , Feb Z, I, 4SE E FRE D C OTT OLAK Epwmsip IT Ppwms i4 M WM1T E SALE S REPRESEN T ATlVE , AN N ARBO R While i n Howel l las t Frida y Mra Kitse y Dinke l fel l o n th e sidewal kau d brok e he r arm He r glasse s als obrok e cuttin g he r hea d an d sh e ha dt o liav e stitche s taken He r ar m i si n H cast ANNOUNCIN G Ne w Ownnhi pO F TH EMaratho nStatio nf r 101 years Livingsto n Lodg e hel d a Ladie sNigh t Friday Calvi n Hooke r wa stoastmaster Th e followin g wa s th eprogram Forcas t fo r 1931 , Norma nReason Weathe r Forcast , Andre wCampbell Bil l o f Fare , H C Ved der Music , Ekys e Berquist There wa y als o card s an d dancing 1Do n Swarthou t wa s i n Dext r IMonaa y assistin g Mr Gorma n wit h fth e funeral s o f Joh n Robert s an d iLoui s Hoey bot h a t St Joseph s Churc h tha t morning Jame s Jeffrey s wh o ha s bee n liv jin g wit h hi s son , Dick , i n An n Ar bor , suffere d a strok e las t wee k an d j4 s m St Jo e hospital j21 fro m her e wen t t o Stongbridg e Thursda y nish t t o se e th e pla y Ic eBound Dr Norma n Wilso n had,th epar t o f Judg e Bradford Th e Jack soT i Theatr e Guil d ha s a membershi po f 10 0 an d put s o n a pla y a month Th e Farmer s an d Workingmen rBan k a t Jackso n close d las t wee kan d wen t i n th e hand s o f a receiver Th e Dexte r Baptis t Churc h ha sel Picket , Mrs R G Webb Thi s issu e ha s letter s from Edwar dKearney , Charli t Poo U an d A K Pearec e i n regar d t o th e Ol d Boy sJohn Wayn e an d Lauren tfaBLOO D ALLEY I a BaeallSunoc o Fu e 1 Oi lA S BBB N AB B T 8 OU R BVftTMe JW e Ar e Read y t o Servic e Yo u o n Bot h N o 1 an dNo 2Oi l AU W A S tTSVA L W BAV 1 TS BBes t Qualit y o f Coal , 0 3 an d Bialdin gD E HOE Y SON Sstarte d a fre e employmen t aeency PilQIlf t H A 6oll 9Note s o f 4 8 Years Ageen en t o f Rober t Vedde rlr I Sha B B e Please d t o Welcom e M y Friend s an dCurtoraer s a t th e Locatio n 44 5 Eas t Mai n Stree tB F Goodric h Tires , Batteries , Accessorie s M 25 5 h p Sot o t o pac e Indianaui s 50 9 Dexter i s usin g thei r fir e engin et o floo d th e pon d fo r abating Th e supervisor s hav e purchase dA lan d addin g machin g fo r th e count y officials Roll o Beckwit h o f Chelse a i s her eworkin g u p a Moder n Woodme norganization A numbe r fro m her e wen t t o th eHowel l oper a Hous e Frida y nigh tt o se e Sleepin g Beauty th e oper apa t o n b y th e Knigh t Templars sleig h loa d o f 8 2 youn g peopl tenjoye d a part y Wednesda y nigh ta t A t hom e o f Chri s Brogan THI RIGHT ift t , amort WNe Powerlight nudie of theccSmiV hSy Come in urf tJt drithe WJeSoto, ft ly the martpowerful car in the medium price fieldVans Motor Saleswa Jr TATS OFthe Pi ilate Gtart for the etlivtefoteIn the Matter of the Estate ofEdla Niks Potter, DeceasedAt 4 lesslon of January 17, 1966ft spent, Honorable Hiram ISmMfc Jvdfo of Probate Notice is Hereby Given That thepetition of Merle Weave prayingthe instrument filed in said Court be eemittee to nrehate as the Last Willami Testament of taid deteaeoi, thatamvmistratfom ef said estate he fraated to Merle Weaver or some other nitahlo oenea, and that the heirsof said noseason he determined, willho heard at the Prehate Court en February 14, 1966 at ten A MIt it Ordered, That notice thereofhe given by a publication hereof forthree weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioneroattfo a copy of this notice to he serv ed upon each known party in,interestat his laat known address by registered mail, return receipt demanded at least fourteen 14 days prior tosuch hearing, by personal service atleast five 5 prior to such hearing Celesta ParshallHiram B Smrfth, Jtmgo ef PreoateA m fcopyHeiea M GooJd SAFEDEPOSITBOXthe safest place te keep important papersouch as bonds, stocks, deeds, abstracts, tmuraocepolkiet also jewelry and other valuables A safe deposit box, of course It offers secure protectionagainst ftrc, theft, loss or misplacement We have e few boxes available in various sizes Stop in and sotthorn now The cost is surprisingly lowBSTABLlSKflB 1S446YER HO WBLLPXNCKN BTYSAB4 OF SAPB ANfcUNTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKWATER SYSTEMS,PLUMBING REPAIRSTHE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster IW UP 8 6607CleasaagMaintenance of Equi r qEquipment Bettfal Total , 6,5392MAIN COMMHSIONHtSalary 2,40000Salary Clerk w J45Extra Ckrk Hirt , 41000Stationery Otfce Supplies 14496Telephone Telegrams 17203Travel Expense 25875Fttraiftjre Fixtures , 4400METMFOUTAN AUTHORITY1313134 mm5Jj7 ContributionJyi SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATIVE COST 35CoetMISCELLANEOUSBirths A Deaths A ContagiousBurialMarkersGun Permits Naturalization FeesSokfcmJteliefElection Expense Heat Court House Detention HomeCivil DefenseConservation Officer CostsTrailer Park License FeesGame Fish Charges Polio Vaccine Supplies406722316U3S26 3161550,3320000Total Jan 14, 1956 22,37500 6307 2,12741 12809 20800 31,46432 1,65000 1768976003000686903,62660 2,24748 785101120047250 111002837641,93055 Good Soil Care Pays OffFor New Corn Champions 5,77561CTHKND OF THE COUftTSalary 1,25000Stootty Office Supplies 16366Travel Eatptatt 210Signed JOHN A HAGMANLivingston County ClerkTotal 1,41576JUDGE OF PROBATSSalary 5,50000Salary Probate Registrar 3,00000Clerk Hire 2,74331Postage 7500Stationery A Office Supplies W0J2Telephone A Telegrams 16797Freight A Expresi 2,9SMaintenance of Equipsent 1940Association Dues 1000Total 12,5093JUSTICE COURTPees 6,02750Transcripts 4700Witness Fees 23690Juror Fees 1 4575Municipal Court Fees 57575Total 6,93290PROBATION OFFICERSalary 40000Travel Expense 1819X 4M89 V1TotalPROECUTING ATTORNEYSalary 2,10000Salary Steno 20000Pottage 7500 Qfteck No, NameStationery A Office Supplies 23923telephone A Telegram 25297Moved by Supvr Glenn and supported by Supvr Gartrell that thefinancial report of the County Clerk be accepted, adopted and placed onfileCarriedMoved by Supvr Cakell and supported by Supvr Snyder that theCounty Treasurer be authorized to run off certain descriptions for the HuronClinton Metropolitan Authority, in Green Oak and Hamburg Townships, same to be paid for by the AuthorityCarriedSupvr Miller of the Criminal Claims committee presented bills to theBoard, which were allowed as recommended and appear by Nos G1943 thruG1952 Supvr Glenn of the Civil Claims committee presented bills to the Board,which were allowed as recommended and appear by Nos G1954 thruG1959 Moved by Heeg and supported by Glenn that the monthly meetings ofthe Board of Supervisors shall be held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month, except the dates fixed by StatuteCarriedMoved by Supvr Conine and supported by Supvr Stuible that theBoard, as a body, be authorized to attend the Assessors meeting at Owosso, Michigan, on Wednesday, Jan 18thCarriedThe minutes of the days session were read and approved Upon motion of Supvr Cole and duly supported by Supvr Conine, theBoard adjourned until the 3rd Tuesday in FebruaryCountersigned JOHN A HAGMAN,Clerk ApprovedLEE GORDON,Chairman WiUard C Kirkseed and careful soilmanagement including theuse of fertilizer were key factors in helping win top corn growing honors for Americasnew Corn King and Cora Princeat the recent International Grainand Hay Show in ChicagoWillard C Kirk, 58, left thenew Corn King, who operates a335acre farm near Jeffersonville, Ohio, has won the championship three timcf in the pastfive yearsThomas Halterman, 16, ofRushville, Indiana, the newCorn Prince, was following afamily custom in winning cornhonors His brother Lair, 20,was named Corn Prince at tho1948 show His father Newton,64, operator of a 227cre farmin Rush county, Ind won thetitle of Corn King at the sameshow, to repeat an honor he won in 1946 The Halterman farmraises hybrid seed corn aiHampshire hogs Kirk says three steps wereparticularly importantn bringing him the 1955 championship 1The use of a high qualitysingle crss hybrid seed 2 Feeding the soil a wellbalancedsupply of nitrogen, phosphate Thomas Haltermanand potash fertilizer, and liming as needed 3A rotationthat gives him a twoyear laydown of legumegrass sodKirks farm produces hybridseed corn, wheat, soybeans, oats, Duroc hogs and Shropshire sheep In addition to corn, Kirk believes in fertilizing theentire rotation In the process he uses between 600 and 700pounds of plant food per acreTom Hal term ans juniorchampionship corn was produced on a 20acre field he tilledas a 4H club project The seedvas a parent of Indiana hybridNo 844 Tom is active in 4Hprcsiams and in the Future F, rs of America He wasco, hampion of Rush countyin 1951 and 1952Over tho years the elder Halterman has boon steadily build inq up the fertility level of hissoil He follows a rotation that gives him a legumegrass croponce every th vears The rotation is irr iUs and alfalfa lieves JI usingor He has soilr illarly and fol nmendations ofitylertroc atons ofmi s at Purdue UniiHMXS ALLOWED DURINGTHE JANUARY, 1956 SESSION y a olkf PurposeTravel Expense , Autospy A Body SearchStenographerAppearance for Minor ChildrenAntbulaaee A Medical ,, Photos A SurveySpecial Pros AttorneyAsaQctattao DuesCost Reciprocal Enforcement 133347500220021000 10,000 0104 0160 0Tota l ,255 4REGISTE R O F DEEP SRegiste r Compensatio n fo r recor d onl y 42t9 0Cler k Compjpsafio D fo r recor d oil y 6QQ0Stationery A Office Supplies 2,Wl5Telephone A Telegrams 13410Freight A Express , t80Furniture A Fixtures A Mifiateaaace Total 7 77 V7 Z 777 7 777 COUNTY lOAJtD OF EDUCATIONPrinting A ftiadiaj 20694Stationery Of fi Suites ,,, Mf 20G1942 Lawrence Gehringer, Care of PrisonersG1943 Mrs Lawrence Gehringer, Matron Detention HomeG1944 Casper Gannon, Livestock ClaimG1945 Kenneth Peckens, Justice FeeG1946 Myrtle Reovley, Poultry ClaimG1947 Wirt L Smith, Justice FeeG194S Harley Zeeb, Poultry ClaimG1949 Joseph S Starkey, Justice FeeGi950 Anthony Sedlar, Poultry ClaimG1951 Kenneth Cobb, Livestock Claim G1952 Robert Bain, Poultry ClaimG1954 Livingston Co Press, Reg of DeedsG19S5 MacDonaid Funeral Home, Ambulance ServiceG19S6 Don C Swarthout, Soldiers BurialG1957 Mrs Edith H Nordbo, Soldiers BurialG1958 E J Keehn, Soldiers BurialG1959 Floyd W Munsell, Expense Account Amount 74080 4000033002508002801000 270170027607725 126010002000020000 20000 188492,13274 When You Skimp on Plant Food2MyTelephone Telegram Freight A Express Travel Expense Punairure A Fixtures Salary Attendance Officer v 46319library 314 TotalSTATE OF MICHIGAN COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON S S hJohnAi Hagman, County Glerkytoaod for the Cotmty aforesaid, dohereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct transcript of the original Supervisors proceedings at their January Session ROW remaining in mysaid Office and the whole thereofSEALV IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and afraid the Seal of said Court and County this 18th day of January A D1956, JOHN A HAGMAN, County Clerk Fertilizer is a highpaying investment that can return 3 to 4or every dollar spentlibraryChild Accounting A School ReportsRent r Maintenance of EquipmentBond 314135022,00 Corn Yiela u Boosted 64UejFTDiizz,y Qusheh by Modern Methods FARMERS who skimp on theuse of fertilizer can easilysave a penny fnd lose a dollar, says the Middle Wesi SoilImprovement Committee, in citing a recent statement by R MFinley, University of Illinoisagricultural economistWhen a farmer tried to cutcorners on the purchase of incomebuilding production items like fert17r pnys a state ment by the committee, he the 191014 period The cost offertilizer has increased only 54 per cent in the past 40 yearsiijuiing 191014 prices at HOthe index of farm wage ratestoday is 521, the index figure for i taxes is 411, livestock 323, farmI machinery 314, and seed 252, says the committee The index for fertilizer is only 154The use of fertilizer to increase yields per acre and cutcosts of production is particu i important in these daysCM is aDoulAstoeiation Dues i 27UDMfttJt ivflDMichigan Teacher5 Retirement 19521955 441J3TotalSalary 3,6000SalariM Deputies 2JyMft35P , 8910BoatlnspectkMi A Unto 4MStationery A Offiee Sttpn 47fTelephone A Teiegnnu 130,07Freight A ETl B A ExpressTravel Expcnst 11,50Fumrturt, Fixtures A Muateasaet t, 17745Car MaiateBiflct 3,34400Maintesance of quspnst 2747Gas, Liht A Wtter HIMOeanatg Supplits rt T79JIFrintini M 60 ni27507449 20742 JO5000Sherfitf A Deputy toads 413759uEv ts throughout out that fer hnihft ynetTefal 4MQ29COUNTY WELTABI AGINT I,82tl5 35290 v corn raising dods csn boost yields by Mbushels per sere snd net returns by 56 per acre comparedwith methods used 30 years ago reports the Middle West SouImprovement Committee, in summarizing results of a Minnesota demonstrationThe demonstration was conducted on the Walter and Paul Wenzel farm near Red Wing,Minn It was under the direction of Arnold Wiebusch, Goodtion of Arnold Wiebusch, Gohue county soils agent and OKunau, county exteStationery A Office WspboneAT 190016315520 22269Total4SCLW Tirol 21277Kunau, county 5ioiiin cooperation with Universityof Minnesota toils and agronomy specialists In thfa demonstration, a CornTodafJ Held, using 1956 meth od yielded 123 bushels permere Yields were only Mbuahals on a Corn Yesterday ploti employing methods common sy nelometkds usedHarold Jones and Edwin Jensen, of the Minnesota staff, es timated that it cost only 52cents per bushel to grow cornon the Corn Today netd, compared with M cento on the Com Yteterdsvy plotThe Corn Today field wasfertilised three times Once be fore planting, at planting time and after the last cultivationA modern hybrid strain, Minibrad waa planted on thecon tour, at the rate of 18,000 to90,000 stalks per acre Insecti cidea and herbicides were ap piled for insect and weed control Cultivation was limitedThe Corn Yesterday fieldwas not fertilized, although ma nure was added An openpollinated variety of corn was planted at the rat of 12,000 stalksf0 SUPERVISORSJanuary Session Tuesday, January 17, 1956 Jan lfCRIPPLED CHILDREN FUNDBalance in FunrftPursuant to Statute, the Board of Supervisors in and for the County tlL FundLivingston met at the Court House, in the City of Howell, and upon roll Dec 31, 1955 Balance in FundCall the following members were found to be presentErvsi B Snyder ild Stuible Brighton Twp W Burr ClarkConway Twp Milton Conine Genoa Twp Llod HendeeAndrew J SeiniHoward B Spicer Green Oak Twp Lee GordonLillian C Smith Hamburg iwp oipu GlennLyle Glover Handy Twp Albert W ColeHarold Armstrong Hartland Twp Howard GentryGlenn Berry Howell Twp Fred G CatrellQair Miller losco Twp Herman H HeegCarl W Raddatz Cohoctah Twp VV Harry GurtrellMoved by Supvr Cole and supported by Supvr Gentry that the Boardappropriate the bum of 35000 lor ivlichigun Week r Glenn called for a yea and nay vote Marion Twp Jan 1, 1955Oceola Twp Balance in FundPutnam Twp Receipts Tyrone TwpUnadilla Twp Total CreditsBrighton City Debit Transfers Howell City Dec 31, 1955Howell City Balance in Fund Howell CityHowell City Jan 1, 1955 DELINQUENT TAX FUND 113011630 Balance in FundReceipts 47,59172s 3,42203TRVST FUND 84,95143DIRECT R1JEF FUND 5195084,95143 85,47096 51950 Total CreditsDisbursements 3,33259Balance in Fund SOCIAL SECURITY, CONTRIBUTIONJan 1, 1955,, Balance T funti Jv, 32,30000 4,1125177999Recepts Credit TransfersTotal Credits Disbursements 31, 1955Balance in Fund 3,9809 rolai Credits27,87667 Disbursements8,99784 Dec 31, 1955Balance in FundDOG TAX FUNDResult11 year 6 naysMoved by bupvr Cole and supported by Supvr Hendee that MiltooConine be appointed as a member ot the Michigan Week Committee, torepresent the Board of SupervisorsCarricd Jan 1, 1955Moved by Supvr Catrell and supported by Supvr Glover that the Fund OverdrawnHealtn loummtee or the Board ot Supervisors be authorized to attend the ReceiptsHealth Conlerence at Ann Aroor, vliciugan on March 21, 22, and 23rd Disbursements Carried Dec 31, 1955By the Clerk Fund Overdrawn Geatlerrren DRAIN FUND1 have the honor, herewith, to submit my annual report for the year gaance m pun1 34,87273 2,90072 12,04807 4,69674 40,85548 5,98275 10,25205 Receipts,, 13,69302 TOWNSHIP, CITY VILLAGE tJJ i, 1955 w in Fund 39,82025COUNTY TREASURERS ACCOUNT 2,9615713,68121 16,64271 2,94976 39,82025 31 132 27 104294 104ending, Dec 31, 1955Vnminal Cases filedCivil Cases filedChancery Cases filed Chancery Divorce Case filed TOTALNotaries Public recorded and filed Physicians recorded Nurses recorded Dentists recordedAssumed Names and Copartnership recorded and filed Marriage Licenses issued 192Delinquent Tax Receipts filed 2299Redemption Certificates recorded 131Births reported and filed 544Deaths reported and filed 356No of Petitions for Citizenship filed 10Credit TransfersTotal CreditsDisbursements 50,21368Debit Transfers 2,64422 11,2734352,93192 64,20535 Total CreditsDisbursementsDec 31, 1955 Balance in Fund 2,700,36489 235,391122,728,033482,963,42460 263,05971Total Debits Dec 31, 1955Balance in Fund 52,85790 CLASSIFICATION COSTUiuVtRAL FUNDABSTRACT OFFICE AbstractorConipeuutJLi for record only 4,2000ClerksCompensation for recoru only 6,24000Stationery Olfice Supplies 14393i ekpnone Telegrams 81001112 Jan 1, 1955Balance in FundReceiptsTotal CreditsDec 31, 1955Balance in Fund ESCHEATS FUND10,66493IMPREST CASH FUND U34745 TotalCOUNTY EXTENSION OFFICES qc SalaryCILIK 2,960tt3 40 SlaryCierK 4H , 2,1000135535 lJosta8e 108Stationery 6i Office Supplies 41521 355 35 telephone Telegrams 27530No of Petitioners admitted to citizenship 10 jan j Respectfully Submitted in fundJohn A Hagman Dec 31, 1955Livingston County Clerk Balance in FundMoved by Supvr Raddatz and supported by Supvr Cole that the re inruirinTAM TAvtuwnport be accepted, adopted and placed on tile ReceiptsCarried , , , Disbursements , 43,79403CarriedUpon motion of Supvr Armstrong, which was duly supported bySupvr Conine, Board adjourned until l30 P M CarriedAFTERNOON SESSIONSupvr Glover presented the following resolution and moved its adopttoft, which was duly supported by Supvr Raddatz ResolutionWHEREAS the Village oi howierville has filed its petitionrequesting that certain land designated as Addison Heights be an nexed to said Village, and it appearing that Edward C Addison and Grace Addison arethe owners of said land and have tiled a written request that the game be annexed and that notice or hearing ot petition has beenduty published and that all the requirements ot the provision or Section 746 of the Compiled Laws ot 1948 have been iully complied withNOW THEREFORE BE 11 RESOLVED that said land described as Beginning at a point 132 feet North and 33 feet East of TheWelt quarter post of Section II, T 3 N, R 3 c, Michigan,thence East IM I cot, thence South 132 teet uienee Noith 87 16 East 1V535 feet, thence North 330 leet, thence South87 16 West 3913J, thence ioutr, 32 icet, ihence West 132tfeet, thence South 66 teet to the point ot beginningbe annexed tothe Village of Fowlerville and Jhai ihc Village lands b altered accordingly iihe County Clerk, is hereby direcTtfto furmsh the Clerk ot said Village a certified copy oi this resolution Resolution seconded by Supvr RaddatzCarriedBy the ClerkFINANCIAL REPORTTO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORSGeatlemen1 kave the honor, herewith, to submit my annual financial report lortkt year ending, December 31, 1955 GENERAL FUND Jan 1, 1955Balance in FundCredit transfersTotal Credits DisbursementsDec 31, 1955Balance in FundJan 1, 1955 Balance in FundReceiptsTotal Credits Disbursements Debit transfersTotal DebitsDec 31, 1955Balance in Fund LAW LIBRARY FUNDTravel Expense Agric Agent 1,29920Travel Expense Home Demo Agent 47927Q Furniture Fixtures 53574Rent 2500200 00 SupPaes 726Maintenance of Equipment 10009 43 794 03 Total 20795J APPROPRIATIONS Apia Inspection 29371East Michigan Tourist Association 25000 548 27 ub future Farmers 3,11953750 00 County infirmary Christmas Fund 7500Michigan Week 25000 65850LIBRARY FUND ,29827 TotalBOARD OF SUPERVISORS639 77 rnting Binding Stationery Oiiicc SuppliesTelephone leiegrams 4,23700 ay 18 09550 special Committees Association Dues 22,33250 fj f 15 88340 Meals District Meetings75000ReceiptsDisbursementsReceipts 16,63340MAY TAX SALEFUND TotalBONDS INSURANCE Bonds City Township Treasurers , insurance Court House Detention Home 5 69910 mpensation Insurance 3,988241,11204 8120 8315 4,20120Sf 144010002060 1875 6,44134 1,25415 5901985613 17589PRIMARY SCHOOL iXINO 17589 Total ,CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERSalaryBDisbursements 116825050REVOLVING DRAIN FUNDJan 31, 1955 Balance in Fund Credit Transfers 1,168,25050 1,51375 2lelephone leiegramsFfeight ExpressStationery Office Supplies 2,70047 80000 19421050C 295552lotai , 98219COURT 1,29912Ju 1, 1955 Balance in FundReceiptsCredit TransfersTotal CreditsDisbursementsDebit TransfersTotal DebitsDtc 31, 1955Balance in FundReceiptsDisbursemeaU1, 1955Balance in FundReceipts 251,18862 63,67730314,86592 75,2265638,49443290,82294404,54394AUDIT FUND 89,67801 18000 Total CreditsDisbursementsDec 31, 1955Balance in Fund SALES TAX DIVLRsiON FUNDReceiptsDisbursements 364,84008SOCIAL WELFARE LNDJan 31, 1955Balance in FundReceiptsCredit TransfersTotal Credits Disbursements 76,67647Dec 31,1955 Balance in FundABSTRACT FUND 18000Jao 1, 1955Balance in Fund 21,16158 Credit Transfers STATE TAX FUNDTotal Credits Debit TransfersDtc 31, 1955Balance in FundHm 1, 1955 Balance in Fund Total CreditsDisbursements 1,22668Debit Transfers 1,20280 20,00000CEMETERY TRUST FUNDCredit Transfers Total Credits DisbursementsDtc 31,1955 Balance in Fund1, 1955Balance in FundCredit Transfers 7,67446 28,83604 Total Debits 2,42948 8,83604 Dec 31 155 Balance in Fund TAX COLLECTION FUND 7,58459 Ian 1,19555000 Balance in Fund744 Receipts7484CITY VILLAGE FUND 7,70943 Total CrDebit Transfers 295,58250Dec 31,19557 634 59 Balance in Fund TAX REDEMPTION FUNDJan 1, 19551,36866 Balance in Fund14,40688 ReceiptsTotal CreditDisbursements 14,53931K 31 1955 Balance in Fund COUNTY ROAD FUND31, 1955Baianct in Fund ReceiptsA Otdit Transfers Total Credits Ditbwtxnents 518,00487in Fund 15,77554 1,23623 Total CreditsDebit Transfers 5,17764Dec 31, 1955 Balance in Fund TAX REVERTED LAND FUNDReceipts 60,07385 Debit Transfers 1,57500547,45354 TEACHERS INSTITUTE FUND14744 Jan 1, 1955 606,67483 Balance in Fund Receipts 4 15797 Salary Circuit Court Steno 2,2344Transcfipts 8923cSaky Lyons 4,20623 2,85885 Salarf Carland , 1,50000Printing Binding 2390C364,84008 StatJhtry 6c Office Supplies 34363Tele0i6ne 6c Telegrams 10330Witness, Fees T 24235Juro Fees w , 1,60411 10,70397 lnterfteferminate Sentence Reports 300021,17215 Medical Examinations 2750055,46664 Attorney Fees 31000Exhibits 3300 87,34276 Autopsy 6500Drawing Jury 1731Meals Jurors v 5209 10,66629 State Judges Pension Fund 61200 Total 12,75999 5,77927 COUNTY CLERK 2,03418 Salary County Clerk 3,00000 7,81345 Salary Deputy Clerk J,00000Salary Deputy Clerk 2,6O00QPostage 38850Tteleonone Telegrams 17265Stationery Office Supplies 84427Freight Express 2724 5,38397 Travel Expense 14861Furniture Fixtures , , 41752ExtraClerk Hire 33400 20,63019 Maintenance of Equipment r t 293,71961 r Total ll,032U314,34980 COUNTY TREASURER i,, , SalaryCounty treasurer 3,00000Sfalar Deputy Treasurer 3,00000 18,76730 ExtraClerk Hire 2,82001PQstage 20400Stationery Office Supplies 1,37050 2,37037 Telephone leiegrams 127383,05811 Freight Express 802 Travel Expense 20311 5,42848 Maintenance ot Equipment 10700COlloction Fees ,,, 2500 Bond 3145025084 , Fjees u 5000COURT TRUST FUNDin FundCndits 41,28091 Total Credits 88,66996 Disbursements , Dec 31,1955 Balance in Fund 2,31904 TOWNSHIP FUND40,54341 Jan 1, 1955 Mrr Balance in Fund ,v42,86245 Credit Transfers 1,57500 Total 11,22952ADDRliOGRAPH DEPARTMENT Qerk Hire 2,70675 Supervision 50000 18233 Freight 231 9400 Stationery Office Supplies m 813,33 Furniture, Fixtures Maintenance 17387550 27633 4Total Credits Total 4,1962 CORONERS 18083 Fees , 77027Juror Fees 1550Witness Fees , ,, 12,00 3,37611 Medical 80047,43764 Autopsy Inquesu 2Mlt j 50,81375 Total 4 A2 J JfrJi91a 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HUGHE Sf Complet e Iinelr f Plumbin g Fixture san d Supplie sBeetle , Oi l an d Ho t Wate r Heater sCOMPLET E UN IW E SEL L W E IK TA i A SERVIC ErONEUP311 4105 E M3 6Wag 606 6 PINCKKL Y ROA DQualit y M reT i HURRY HURR YBI G FINA L CLEARANC E SAL EVi af fLA LADIE S DBBSSE S AN D SKIR T 2 0 OF FO N ALLSI P N SHOR E BLOUSE S INCLUDIN GDRES S SHIRT SON E HAL F OF FHAL F OF Fft jtfi i NITE T NIT E SLEEPER S YOU R LAS T CHANC EON E HAL F OF F M l AL L CHILDREN S DRE3SE S AN D SUBTEEN 3 AN D MAN Y MORE BARGAIN SDRES S HOUS ETH E LAKELA N9 1 TrrJ0 4 kJ DRIVE fttodayt The Joh n Boyer s calle d o n Mrs Ell a Wals h an d famil y o f Webste rSaturday Thei r guest s Sunda y wer eth e Fran k Boyer s an d Clarenc ePrat t a o f An n Arbor , Lloy d Warn ,er a o f Ypsihfot i an d th e Alber t Soc k ow e o f Walle d Lake To m an d Nanc y Rea d spen t th ewee k en d wit h th e Fre d Schafer so f Ypsilanti Wayn e AtLe e write s i t ha s bee ncol d i n Florid a bu t i s beginnin g t owar m up Georg e Lart 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Sundays Custom Butchering TuesdaysLEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS, Lb 2ftcFRESH YOUNG BEEF LIVER, Lb 29cMonday and Thursday 830 to 60Store Closed Jan 29 and 30 Due to work on bldfTHE HOLLISTER MARKETPUTNAM TOWNSHIPI WILL COLLECT TAXES AT MY HOME Al 233IINAnH900 A M TO 500 P MMONDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYARNOLD BERQU1STLOUIES WELDING SHOP Also AettUiwLOUIE BROWN4564 PindcneyHowell Bead Phone Hwn 495 WILIVINGSTON OFFICE SUPPLYTYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES SALU ftRIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER A al SOOTH vT Ly Wate r Pressure Writ o s4o toUy Mo tf VSSTFOUBlac k toddo g wit h 4 whit e fee t Owne r phon eU P 8 669 2FO R SALETw o suits , siz e lOHon te r Gree n an d Glenploid U P 3 317 4Jan e Widmaye r BUSINESS PROFESSI OFO R SALELarg e Norg e Fastem p ,oi l heate r wit h fan , 27 5 ga l tw Vpipin g an d coppe r tubiug in excel l In t condition 500 0 complete Als o T kElfctr o Che f coo k stove , goo d con ditio n 350 0 Cal l U P 82111 7Rev Keit h B Ruegsegge r r The JPinefcne y Sanitariu mRa y N Duffy , 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DRTITCAMJPAUOPTOMETRISTEye hxaminftiioiMWrlnesda and 8tortay by AppointmentChiton Road, HmL N of H Brighton AC 744t VCLASSIFED ADYS Springer spaniCrr cjg,female6 months old answers to name of Trudy, liver and white color Was last seen wearing a choke chain WANTED MACHINISTS, LATH,AND MILLING MACHINB 0PMATORS, Experienced Men,THE FKAM CORPORATION Dexter, MichirnHOIKS PL9WM HoweBottle Gas then pey by check, not cash Forcancelled checksv are legal evidence of paymenKAnd its se much simpler9 much quickerto settle all your account with pen and ink andpostage stamps instead of personal messenger werkDeposit your eash and nse your credit the businesslike way Opse aChecking Ateeut sere collar with 20 feet of copper chain, j Reads 923, Dinkels 922,Vel,t Anyone knowing of her whereabouts , LOSTWaiker hound, female,L912, Barnes 912Individual High Gameh Taylor 248, L Jacobs 238,Shirey 235, H Wedmayer 235 High AveragesH Tayor 179, J Ledwidge 173,A Gredenburg 170, J Mack 169, LShirey 167, H Widmayer 156 LOSTWaikerplease contact FRIDAX iUtNES brown gpot8 m Penay Detroit UP 83122, laickney , License 40842 2000 Reward Lt in vicinity of Rush Lake James NelDetroitSTATE OF MICHIGAN FOR RENTUpstairs unfurnished i son son 17192 Beaverlandapartment Phone UP 89990 19 Mlch PhorMJ KE 35848FOR RENTFurnished house, cornR SALEHay Jsecond Cuttifner of Pingree and Suears Rds Wlil Steve La hne HA 6sel or low down payment About 1 6 9126The Pronto Court for the Cennty ef mis west of Pikney W 8 9982 In the M tter of the Estate of Eva lFOR SALEKintf Midget CarEMC, WATW HfcAThNC, ANDH6ME HEATINGWYLIE L P GASaKVlGEBHtNE 13 H0WM1 First NaUona BankMary L Ho, eeeased F0 SLESlab wood also round Fred F mQ Fari RQUFOR RENTModrn Reem145 Stuatt tjMemWr ef Federal HeMrre Cefw and Federal Oepoeir, Insar At a session of said CourtM held on ed fePe, and naccsJanuary 10, 19i6 Phone Elmer Driver, Howell 625J2Prespnt Honorable Hiram ML Smtt , Jurfe of Probate FOn ENT6 room house flar, NOTICE IS EREBI GIVEN cknayhot and cold wattsr Ref ,That all crrditors of JN4 deceased reaces needed Phone Webstar FOR REyrWIU1 arerequired to prenFttiieir claims 30103 12741 at 127411 Appoline St home wi ii older lady, privateAH Deposits Insured Up te 10,000 for Eeeh Bepositec in writing and under oatfc to said Detroit 27, Tebby Shortcourt and to serve a copy thereof iupon FLORIS G CLARK ef JMrs James Lunsford of Detroitfel downstairs in her attic last weeksnd broke her anklePinckneysFRUITS VEGETABLESMEATS GROCERIESFISHMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOUKKOUS SERVICE a fiduciary of said estatethat such claims will be beard and that the heirs at law ef said de eeased be deteremined by said eeurtat the Probate Office on April 4f 195It is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by publication of a sopyhereof for three weeks consecutivelythe Ptnekrey Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this neticeto be served upon each known partyin interest at his last known addressby registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 daysprior to such hearing, or by personalservice at least fie 5 davs nriorto such hearing Hiram R Smith Judge of ProbateA troe copyHelen M GouldDeputy Register ef Probate between forenjlM ig Blackia 5HClaude Hull UP 9730 long tail,and shower, large isUoton Mmonth On PortageHA 63563LOST2 female beagles ilfor return or informationto return Phtna UP 86188LOSTCeUie, tan and white, 1 year ot rt , a,old answers to name of Dukchild F0R SALE 0R TRADBSirens pet Liberal rewardPhone HA 8710 ic foot sealed unit Electricator Charles BaxterPhone UP 8 9788 fI975rA AUl PAATSwlUng Supplto Auto Pa Automotive Glass Sold andInstalledt Grand RJvjerPhone Howell MichiqcniCLARKS SHOS Art OBeU at row eenviiiiie snt or stoop, to givTittiMg SrvlctaajJACKHANMHT fOh SAilrlAV cL wosasdland and qraveL crxtdi or m r also processed road crravel MIXED CONCRETB4 L OBAVBL COMPANY4 mi 163 west of Howeli at 4950 PhoneROWSLT anacalled for and delivered Pbon Howell 1854 or 11R L SORRELLWater Wells and Pusape11 Makes of Pumps Serrieed 9835 DexterPik 8fPhone HA 694MMrs Clare Palmer informs us thehot lunches at the schoot will sttrtabout Feb 1 The equipment whickhas been stored at Ann Arbor will be installed this week Her assistants will be Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and Mrs Jack Wilson r rmORDER YOURCOAL tFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICES POCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS FEED A SUPPLY COMPANY Vfl rx JF7V r53ftfci, sjr,,Jia4Lv VJ 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 January 25, 1956 Description An account of the resource January 25, 1956 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 1956-01-25 newspaper pinckney dispatch