355 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/ed3593fa9aa44a2d978cf7373e50fea5.pdf 3deb33b28260172e0467d5ba41471c3f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. 1 I I I 67 The Pinckney Dispatch MY 5 1950 Hfiefaigan Mirror Social Happening The arsenal of democracy is flttna iwadT far World War Hi While hoping that Russja wiL not start another world war, Am erica is taking a practical view point it They realize that tor the fintjme United States is open K on aerial attack Gov Williams has asked may ors of 45 cities to appoint civilian defense oifctors A temporary air raid waminq will be placed in operatm by Com Don Leonard oi fee state police Speaker the legislature will convene if sp cial marej axe needegVJbey are now in recess ,,, Tlie Soa locks have beta do ved to visitors and the state potto radio network elected tor emergency In Detroit where most of the munitions lor world war II were made, special precautions are being taken such as plans to wvacuate industrial centers and and set up first aid organisations At Washington draft extension was approved to increase the army, now 650,000 men shartOn July 6,all civilian deiense coordin attrs will meet at Lansing, Briq Gen Dougherty, Detroits cordinator a3ks the people to avoid hy sterics, qet under cover, turn oft qas and liqhts, leave on radio lor advice and have plenly of water available An outbreak ol war will invoke drastic restrictions on food trans portation and materials, price ceilings and frosen wages The war threat has already caused a SSSIIIrtP11101808 sugary 111 and may createtyMWifprtaqe with, be ccrughttnjiiitared TheSoo locks and blgindustrial centers FEBfERSUifTS Jeraldine reiner, aaughter of if ana ivirs wriest reuwr u xnn tvcDOT ana mortage Lake va mained 10 james amis, uu wi xyxr ana ivirs mu ouiis oi van xroor a me tn st jxxpust Churciij uiere fcaturaay, nea, Loucks giuc uung, assisted hy rtev Snaw , I he bride wore a gown styled mh a hodice at Chanuiiv iace, blending over tne satin skirt in pepium effect with fingertip veil auing from a Juliet cap at Chan carried abible,topp e orchids and wore s pearls h of Michigan maid oi honor iaewere Patricia Mauck Jgrol Georgi, Detroit Margaret Wen, AanArkorAftn McReynoids, SanMdrina 9L oandxa Griifis and Unda Bgnkhurst were flower qirb Sandy andLarry McReynolds, nephews of the bride, ring bearers George ONeal was best Ushers were John Lingon B Phillips Wm Shfliri and Wm Suits The receptioiTwas held at the Michigan Union After a trip in Canada, the ccouple will live in Ann Arbor where both are stud ents crt the university WHHlLJ, No, 17 OUR DEMOCRACY RESKELAVLY Robert Lavey ,son oi iateDuane Lavey oi Finckney was married last Friday to Virgina Jiaue nesky oi Uhicago at the fietnany Union church, jseveriy hills ail unicaqo june riesjce, siser oi thebnde and Wm KiceChicaqo ere tneir only attendants, ine hride is a graduate of Duke H i Softball Notes Current Comment 1 Q The Plnckney VFW made it As was the case in WorH u 3 straiqnt wins when tney de I and Worki Vto II J id Wa leated tne rowlervuie bpagnol have sadinto We lo las here triday night 12 To in nShL Also TJ ver doing so they trimmed an nem iffito wetot SthSSJH1 sf Mai Aixon wno iet them ihe first blow Nowh down with 3 hits in a previous KcSa ffiTftJE qame Don Arnburgey, pitching Poland S tviUm 4 tor Pinckney only allowed 4 ruS wSd1 Wmff aST8 CCU ihe first inning with his fcrst lands have alwaviT hL nome run In tne Jrd MnckneyidI pSoed bvnv,Vemui scored 5 times wnen b men wentaSnd ccSmSLcf 1 to bat they had another big inn1 SSSB2 n L Qa ma tne bth wnen 5 more runs d J2 J crossed the plate In this inning I confereS Wlthe , iikd Sinqr nit another homSSSte8 ert fin cmted nn nnrt irv 1,, DJ 68, vreot artticm and Russm were then allies North Korea is Russian and therefore Commun ist Her people attended Russian schools and fought in Russian armies South Korea is not Com munist Two seDorate cxovmun and Joe Lavey and Reader qot triples iowieiville got a run the 4th on a walk, hit ixxtsman and an jut at tirm and 2 tne 3rd on 2 hits uid 2 errors rred bmqer had 2 homers and eparate qovem4 4 4 4 2 2 4 0 0 4 0 0 3 2 1 university, N C and the qroom XEm tSST fer WbSmot e University oi Michiqan,Hel present ideal argets torDomr arident of h Kin Kn pzesem 37 lThT is vice president oithe King hn cernei SSte j C rnsdaie, t the house ISnox has promised Mrs Marian Ratlin, 50, Donna 2 hits in 4 times up r Singer, 3b Lavey, cf D Arnburgey, p jones, rf Good If iedwidqe, Ji B Arnburgey, ss Reader, c Darrow, 2b Fowierville Benedict, ss G Dunn, 3b M TyJixon B Dunn, 11 C Nixon ri Wejdrnctn, c Silver,, lb Wylie, 2b Hilton, 2b Home Runs F Singer 2, 3 base hits Lavey and Reader 2 base hits, Lavey and Jeffreys Struck out by Arnburgey 2 Nixon 0 meats, were set up in each part 2jof Kdrea, Such a small country x did not need two and the north em one which was the bigge3t has tried to take over the south em one As we are sponsors for south Korea we could not allow 10 0 8 1 have reinforced the sou n J i th Koreans with nln 4 0 0 ,422 4 i 1 AB, B H 4 0 0 Koreans with planes and snips Whether this will be enough to turn the tide in favor of our Koreans is doubtful You i v w i CQlnol hola territory with plane3 4 0 11 an 8niDS 1 i pretty certain 4 2 2 2 18 be necessary j i iire any victory is achieved 3 0 0 3 0 0 2 1 0 Ixav cotr rrt oieJWU MEBRIU BODY Miss Janice Merrill, daughter I The consensus of opinion seems to be that Russia Who is furnish ing planes and artillery to the 2 6 norttt Koreans is only bluffing Q gland that a strong show of force will make her back down Time will show whether this is true or not In the meantime fighting is going on Planes have been shot , , n u r Vi n I down and American airmen Wa,ks otf Arnburgey JJjnj have been killed In Washington In the preliminary ga5e the it UM ,, ,, L,r Pirtckney Cubs went into fee 7th ltTrw Valeadma 8 to 5 when Scott Barrett iMmship Aweign policy of Mr and Mrs Koy Mexriii of J Webster and Wayne Body, son of Mr and Mrs rjmik Bodv of Wall St, married 63ft, Obituaries CHAhES VonKEUBAN Church Notes s CothoUc Church unddy Masses Katlin, 2 Land Henry Timmerman 26 oi Wayne, were treated at McPherson hospital, Howell Sun day when their cars collided 8 miles north of Howell at Hicks 4th OF JULY FATALITIES As orophecised the July 4th j 18 been employed as secretary j from the University of Tvlichiqan I Novenna Devotions wee end iatahies resulting fiom1 Walter Reddy, dep comm ofml902 His marriage to Miss Friday evening xt 730 p auto accidents and drownings, jjfcf dept of revenue, at LansingMocer Teeple, daughter a 1Utt Confessions were manv The aroam neaa aii AnnKeorqe leepi oi Finckney was Jnday after Novenna Devotion Three were killed in auto ac A0 Roofing Co They will live,one of the events of the season Saturday 730 to 900 P M cidents in Livingston county Sun, Ann Arbo leCteTd to state islature Sunday before 800 Mass from Uvingston county and ser it has caused a revival of bipart , leading 8 to 5 when Scott Barrett Jf fetfeiqn licY ,5 al lost control Jack Jeffreys relievmosJ tefcfjto congress is sup Ud him and was also wild Bob Portf the residents intorvent fMeabon finished but the 3 issued jfn licy ,11 ,ew latton a i3 walks the Vth inning qiv,lste diehards nave reared their ing Brighton a 16 to 8 victory, heads to protest Next Friday is thsdonkey tx last The fcide groducrted Detroit Thursday, tie was a nat Summeri 630, 800, 1000 1130 800 pm from Pmckney high school andUve of Howell and graduated I Winter 800 d 1000 ell Chevrolet in the irsf game crt BATTING AVERAGES PiNCKNfY V F W of Howeh Witt, 7, i was rlnigm, July in the annual Uonk and her brother Dale, iev unu anmct ,,, thar, 1 were killed when the car ey Ball game Between the City l were jaiiea wnen u M biiciers aad e Country Hicks mOk 3 capiain tne west of HowelL Barbara Cummings, 11, of fUsrance business in Lansing Of Fred Singer Joe Lavey joe Jeffreys Bob Darrow Don Jones Don Arnburgey Jim Burrouqhs I Reader ode , , 1 Merw5 Cqmpbe Tom Go late years he has been ih the oil Sun 1030, SermonIs God Both I business drilling and producing oood and irue , 4 J O is several Michigan fields 1130 Sun School, Moses Who Country Hicks and has a strong Surviving are his wifei a daugh Led His People to God lineup composed of John Wylie ter and J fcrhis Sun eve July 16, hymn fpstival uirn4 r Rinr, LaV bpears Louis Stackaole, WesJter and 2 brothers lvlJn stivai Howell, drowned at Buhop lay umstead,Bob Umstead, Franj Services were held in the Har ln 13LSL rZ,F runeralHome, Detroit, with THE TRICOUNTY LEAGUE Like the qame the previous Sunday with Unelsea, finatney hole The bodywas recovered Aschenbrennerjohn Burg, Ai Bo Victor Bcmttt 2 troit wis j 4 etCt Merlin heads drowned atWhitmore Lake when his motor boat tipped fcver Cars driven by Gerald Musson of Howell an4v containing his theCity flickers and has signed up Lerty Reason, Ridge Smrey Aaron Shirey, Norm Mills, Howard Read Bob Vedder, Dick family crhd lierinlaw, Mrs mburgey, Cork and Ronnie WiriifroHi tktrmd of PinckneVJc uru TIT Winifred ays of Pinckney Widmeyer, Buck Uwis T9TRu88eli Preceeding this game theVFW and one fryerf of Brighton Jcoilided on Pettysyille Rd Loso was held for leaving the scene of an accident SHATTERED MARRIACtfS CAN BE SAVED John A OBrien, University of Notre Dame professor has discovered a formula he believes can save many marriages from CALVARY MENNONITE burial in White Chapel Cemet Rev Ezra Beachy, Pastor ery Mor nrtusup , 1Q0Q CLIFFORD TEEPLE 5flWMtt floor ate team will play the Chevroet Mctors of Howell at 8 p m PINCKNEY BROWNIES PICNIC 18 members of the Pinckney Brownie group picniced at the home in Detroit Saturday of a Supu TitoIBaiio heart attack He was the son of Ass t Supt Jmnshfr the late Lloyd and Ella Sigler m Teeple and was born on the Cottage ftaraltinaa iJS farm on the Dexter Rd, now own 8UQ 7 M00003 d ed by Green Bros Later the faml Annual Summer Bible Scfcool ly moved to Vassar where his jy 2021 e 3cooi lather died Of late years he A 5tuHonT rrr,i r uwas employed by the PJM RJUn Colieae Gokn nH LusheXl ntru n Jf jjA kir rF wshen, ind, will proiriuiuii tuqivies are getting uneasy Chelsea, was batted out in the According to the press those elgi to 5 McClanahan started Koeppen term on Whitewood Rd, 1 rnmSir A vide th5 speakers for botWtfdby bearihg Webberville Ind 10 Rd June 27, The Pinckney groutf Ij Ts 11 0 momincf and evening sem on c rA H ior draft elgibles met at the Congl church and cfnl fgihw y 9 at MerSonhe the Strawberry Lake group at L 1 Sm5 V116 has Church There wm be quartette faUuret Learnhow harsh word,Kuhns gtore ttUeen a member of Liymqston smamq guanene more man harsh deed, m the farm The main event was cfte Na 76 F A M of Pinck wreck lnarriage Read TtoC visit to Mrs Pig and her Iittiefne , MARBLGE LICENSES igqeior Keeps in The American 1 Foi someqBrownies it was Survmng are his wife Helen1 siuaem publication of Michigan ouiivi Joueqe has nod1 its public auon autsptouatu uy inc autnoriues aue to an editorial up j peaung in u wnicn condemnea AB R H Pet tne wolverine boys btute spon 14 12 8 5711 sorea by the American Leqion 23 10 12 5211 as a rasicisi orgamzauon ana j uiai minded This seems far fetched The Wol verine state program was started by the Legion 1U years or more ago in it the legion takes a group of boys to Lansing who take over the state government aet as govemor It aov senauw representatives etc The legion is in charge but usually gets local organizations to sponsor the boys and pay their expenses 21 9 9 427 16 3 5 312 14 2 4 285 17 0 4 234 9 2 2 222 10 3 4200 12 0 2 133 ran p a lead hut tanexea m plnckney never sponsored but 2 iaie innings and W uiiamsion, yg mere Sponsorship costs scored 3 runs the dth inning on 2 walks and 2 errors to tcute uie about 25 The Masons sponsor ,, d Bill Baughn one year and the game, men team made 1U hits,a E s Jack Hannett the nextj Pinckney used a maksiuft mheldjp08terg appeared on the campus and tneir errors of omission were grounds last week asking studmav , T ji i Unts to picket the honle of Pres JttiemckneyJonesCIark john Hanna who guspnded the papers piblication Later signs appeared signed by Ron Linton editor of the paper, asking students not to picket WiiUamston,Anderson a Wess eaidori In other games Lansing CIO won its first game beating Webb erville VFW 14 to 2 Mason nick ed Hank Green of Fowierville tor 5 runs the first inning but lost 7 to 6 ockbrdqe lost to Saline 10 to 3 Chelsea took tint place With the Korean situation getting hot and Congress giving the president power to invoke the 315 to 4 vote local ath Lehy Barth finishing Standings Won Lost Pot Chelsea Webberville Ind Fowierville WBBE REELECTED uierwaras xney nucea o DUII rrilL head Lake and watched the feh f1 j M and iadpoies Then At the, m district Masonic, on KoeppenlawnuntU refresh2 1 Qariand Ave Wellsenbu, Colo Rosemary meeting held at Ypsilanti June 23, Glen Alt was reelected to the board of general purposes Vivian Richards was i elected disuj deputy grand lecturer He is aj member ol Milan lodge Frank Hdgan, poet master of Ann Ar bor lodge was his opponent About 75 attended the linal de dree night at Livingston Lodge, Pinckney, Friday night There were visitors from Ann Arbor, Walled Lake, Redkia ad Detroit 3 MM degrees were worked A atKrwbeiTy shortcake dinner was COOMTY CENSUS fKXJBES lW0i95O 2863 xney rujcea o wui yn mcks, i, BrigMon Edward TnSnSr pfaJedi Theneral will be held Thurs, Mifcd, Edith SparksJH lcrwnunhT reftSSh da at 3 p m at Cooper Bros, i 81 51 19, sniawnuntu retresh Pimftrr,i XAU x nJ xwM Wellsenbtttg, Colo Rosemar meats were served During Leshment period wa Detroitt Burial in Ehnwood cem, s uS11 JSf learnel Kristin is spending tl,eter summer at Hiland Lake with hr parent,Mrand MrsRobert Tasch That Pattys mother Mrs John Rahrig is home after two weeks in the hospital Kathy Gustafsen had the measels Jerry Menke of Toledo is visiting his cousin, Maryjtfenke Nita Shirey said her mother, Mrs Marvin Shi ery, brought her many interesting toys on her return from Caltibrn ia recently Leaders present were MrsMae Koeppen, Mrs Wanda Morgan and Mrs Ethel Gustafcon The meeting was adjourned ,, until 4 pjn June 11 when they i2 001 Cowrl cjiurch to 1,353 Jcut out pictures of babiesJlowers lSand aniaals lor me scrap book DOG WARNING Section 12528 of the Michigan stat, 19, Chicago, Pearl Mitchell 18, Chicago Gene Drown 25, Howell, Olive Keegan, 18, HowelL Statutes Annotated in part reads I INJURED BY FIREWORKS as follows For some time past Pmckney It shall be the duty of ever people have been annoyed by Police Officer, on complaint, to the careless shooting of fireworks kill any dog or dogs which are sometimes at 2 and 3 am They , 4, found outside of an incorporated 2rrrrt in Michigan but arejby them This had apparenuy City, running at large and unac fcougketip from Ohio Sunday been going on for some time, companied by owner or keeper morning, Mrs t, C Pardon ofThese parking meters were orig KPBlsJn Rd Ann Arbor hadindlly Intended to relieve the ilhamston Stockbridge Pinckney Saline Lansing CIO Webber VFW 6 5 4 4 3 2 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 1000 833 800 677, 500 400 333 200 166 000 Pinckney plays at Fowierville next Sunday The parking meters continue to make the front page At Manistee which has them the entire police force was fired except the chief because it was found they were helping themselves to the dimes nickels and pennies harvested Therefore ANY DOG, WHETHER SED OR UNLICENSED, RUNNING AT COMPANIED WEL COMPLAINT, DAVID UVWCWON her lea badly burned by a Jlre cracker in rfront of Corys Drug UNAC Store A w ORuedfara ON parking situation in cities where there were parking problems bs nlawheinee who had no such ble for the draft are as follows Unmarried nonveterans aged 19 to 25, the national guard members and the reserves They shall serve 21 months when called an less released leprlier However, the presidents power is limited as the sise of the armed forces must remain within the statuary, limits set by congress which is 2,O05i882 The present strength of the miliary forces is 1,370,000 A military expert says not over 300400 men could gualify for military service out ol the 1,460,000 man power pool of 19 to 25 age group, national guardsmen and reserve men The draft law exempts all veterans with more than 90 days of World War Q service, married men high school students and college stud ents until the end of their terms It amuses us, to see the isokrt ionist senators such as Toft Wheery, etc aided by the lone Comsnfimlst Mcrrcaniia ofrtfesw York criticise the presidents inter vention in Korea which they Mi rl l w r Mti 4 t rts, TWtf tf r, vc H i IMtiU The Only Wattr Heater DfigM4 For Your Future As your family grows and as you add t new automatic washer or dishwasher, the capacity of your Smith3 Way automatic water heater can be easily increased by an adjustment of the electric heating element Its simpleeconomicaland you get all the advantages of heating water electrically I INSTALLED smxommmM DETROIT EDISON SM Donkey Soft Ball AT VETERANS MEMORIAL FIELD, PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN tatv I Roy Mejcxili Weoster farmer, will oe tne, Uemocrai cqndiaqig lor snentt in Wasnienaw Sally Mare Dancer, aauqtiter of ivir and Mirsw ttooen Dancer as biQCJtnaqe was married to Coos Huidi ox jucjtAon at bu jonus rev lory in jaacson last Thurs Rev Wooa ouiciaUnq ine enquqement of Janet Marshall, aauqnter ox Mr ana Mrs Howard ivjarsuali of Gregory, to bam rord Massie of Three riiv ers is announced The I960 census qives Stockbridge a population of lu9b, a qain of 28 per cent Mrs Lola Lobdell, son Jim and Mrs Marqaret Mintott spent last week at Drummond Island Mayor Thomas LeJn oJ Bciqhion was tne nrst to Hie his pel itions for the Republican nomin atiin for qovernor riancis Martin has sold his qrocery store in Howell to Nor man and Barbara Petabone Clutord smart, supt 02 the Wailed Lake school has been named president ofc the Nation al Education Assn A motorcycle club has been,1 organized at rioweii with Frank Green as pares, Ed Wakeneid is the Pinckney representative Wm hradiey, former balvation Army head 01 rioweii who I resiqned to become cmei of poll ice mere, men went oacic to ine Salvation Army, is aqain cc mem, oer oi tne rioweii police force The Howell Liectnc Motors C L U workers wno have been, out on stride since April 4, have uaiusieu inir auxecence witn uie company ana resuinea wor cieven scnooi aisincts near nnuon voted 10 consolidate last weeic iney expected to ouua a fciuuuuu sciiooi m itfbl Imi nicMaes missneid village ana nas a tax oase ot ,ouu,UQQ in jonn A Wessinqer, 89, health oiuLer in Ann Arnor lor 45 yeais has retired Garver Wilson of Portaqe Lake and Isabel neme oat Ann Arbor were marnea last week Lue to nnanciai auncuities the HowelL Mlchkrcm , mmmmt tumt Wed, Tfcn July 44 Friday, Seta JeJj 7, I Red Skelfton Gloria DeHavei m UdEAT BOFERT Walter Selzak JaniM Gleason tear Mam in Jimmy Duranie, Teny Moore end THE YELLOW CAB MAN Tom Drake Conway Cartoon am 01 fine Cartoon una bttaday Monday July 10 lWtLVfc OGLCXJt HfOH A wittMia Manlag Greqory Pk, Hugh Mario and Joan laaaon Cartoon Bi HotX aunny I Sundcqr ttoowi liQ p m col j AmVm MkO Ui illXO FATHER OF THE BBU uuay, ouiurooy JUI , ti Tim Hob THE MASKED RAIDERS Httiry Morqan, Leo Gorcoy coier cartoon i ouadoy Monday July 8 10 Sunday Shows 215 p m Can Barbara StanwyckJcanM Mason voaway amxaaq , Van Heilin, Ava Gardner t Sponear Tracy, EHiflTfth Taylaf4 hi j Joan BcwuMtt BUllo Bulk and , EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE I ,, Don Taylor J HoTOlty Cartoon How Show 716 and i05 1 IUOL Wod Thui July 111213 , , Qark Gable Loiwtta Young 001111 M FrUnd Ima j Goes Ws KEY TO TJffi CITY with Frank Morgan, James Gleason Lewis Stone, Marilyn Novelty and This Is America AVON lUfcAT Stockbridqe Michigan j DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN Air Conditioned A Thursday, Friday, July 6,7 GUNGA DIN Outdoor iction Picture Starring Cary Grant, Victor McLaglan and Douqlas Fairbanks jr Cartoon THE DAXTON GANG An Action Western wlffi Don Barry, Betty Adams Plus EVERYBODYS DANCING A Variety Acts Program with Spade Cooley Richard Lane Sunday Tuesday July 9 11 THE GREAT LOVER One oi Hopes Better Comedies with Bob Hope, Rhonda Fleming News,Balmy Swamy In the Drlrecs Seal ComingRlm oi the Canyoxu Sands oi tma lima Dont Miss This STATE OF MICHIGAN THE CmCIUT COURT FOB THS COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON IN CHANCERY Saturday July B SWORD IN THE DESERT An Action Drama Starring Maria Toren and Stephen McMaQey Two Cartoons Shows 715 915 Albert J Sebold Otv4 Ajnrn Sebold, his wiie Plainahs Sunday, Monday, July 9, 10 Sun Shows 3, 5, 7, 9 Monday Shows 715, 915 , , COLT 45 ohn 116 and 9 V uce AnOMdnpr Drama Starring wfc AlUI Schaad, Mrs, cafnivai company wmch was to j Randolph Scott, Ruth Roman, 1 FloyY C P have pat oh a L aay celehraaon, Zachary, Allen Hale d T1 unknown heirs, devisai iAsxier uiy tn cancenea its Sundey Shows ees lcrtees and assiqns, Keypioqram mere, ine sponsors tnef Cwtoon Shorts News stonegaltV Company, a Mich lues Wed Thur July 111213 aSolIlM flKS MOTHER DBDNT TELL ME 1 mM M Reason funtiican JLeqion, qui a roueo to lepiace it ine iviichiqan Molded Plastics crt uexter wm distiiDute i,ittci in proiits to it employees haymona btipits c Jackson has peen hired as aqriculturai teacher at JJexter niqh schooi NOTES OF 2d YEARS AGO J , Hepner, Comedy Starring y McGuire, June , Havoc, Suit Waiiam Lundigan Court for 78 and f M ton in Cartoon Shorts News Midllgaxit Jay Coming OClock Marching Defendants the Circuit of Livinqs HowelL 0 4 Years o Louis Nephew, 13, o Detroit was drownea at the U oi JM rresh Air Camp, Patterson LaK ihursday Jn arrival at tne lalce the boys all went in swimminq Nephew went down and the oih , T e hoys did not repor it at once, i u W Goinfr of Portao, Lake The body was recoverea by wnjhas our thanks for a nice mess uersiifciui xen leaner, LAIOHS ai0 resustication iailed Affair, Twelve It appearing from the sworn Willie Comes, bill oi complaint as filed in said lcket to Toma cause, that defendant Idah M Reason Hepner is a non resid ent of the State of Michigan, and resides at Lockhart Fla, and that the plaintiffs have not been able after diligent search and inquiry to ascertain whether the said remaininq defendants above named are alive or dead or where they may reside if iiv John berqerl,et, of Lakeland died July 4 his only survivor is a daughterMrs hex Burnett ana at school text books may not tiwo qrandchildren, The hmerai was at the home Monday, hev Mayer oft officiatinq burial in N Hamburq cemetery Mr arid Mrs John Dunbar at tended the Birney family reun The Teeple Hardware sold 5 j or tf haye John Deere hay loaders last wk fTepreSentatives or heifs living The supreme court has ruled w were 0f Qny of may reside, or the location and office of the Keystone Realty Co j Michigan Corp, or whether the title, interest, claim, lien or possible right, of these defendants have been assiqned to any other person or persons or who be changed ohener than once in five years No 4th of July celebration here Many visited the nearby lakes The Putnam Hamburq Farmers icniced at CordleV Lake ion at the Gilbert home at Northjyers took m the celebration at er Slh title intrest claim n Lake July 4th fw5ltmoreA n T or possible right has been disLee Lavey with his brother Harry Gartrell, Leeaiton Aip0Bed of by wiU by the said Geo have qone to Calii with the Gilchris an dW alter Dink el hav e aiiOVe named defendants ackson Elks, drill team They joined the Young Mens Club, will be qone 22 days 75,0001 Tn Pmckney Sanitarium is be Elks will attend m remodeled The annual Rush Lake picnic John IGailaqrier ofW Hudson burned his hand July 4th settinq off fireworks And it further appearinq that the plaintiffs do not know and have been unable after diligent search and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons who are included as defendants with , 2 out being named was held July 4th The winners were as follows bald headed race, David Jones wheel barrow , H w Andy CampbeU and Lcnnie Vanshoohnq off hreworks last week, UTXn motion ther8ore 0f Van Slambrook hve wire Lonnie Van Emma Burqess is workinq in wi Van Winkle, attorneys Slambrook tuq of war, primary j thei postotece z nr I for plaintiffs, it is ordered that the qirls lolly pop races, primary, 1 The piano pupils of Miss na aboye named deiendantg Evelyn Hendee Liter, Gerald Yanqavea recital mqhelsea eir XiXnom dewisees and Henry ladies, Mrs Harris men, Myron4 Schoenhals ball game one niqht last week Goodie Dinkel and Frank Newqirls won from ladies, boys won man spent the 4th in Detroit from men I e PcV hiqh school alum Myrtle Gallup of Pinckney and reunion was held at the Geo Phillip Beahan of Muscatine, Teeple home Fn evening with Iowa, were married at Pontiac July 3 Mr and Mrs W E Murphy l FIRST GAME AT 815 P M , Pinckney V F W vs Howell Chervolet dancinq at the Hotel Caverly There will be a lawn social at the Ella Jackson home Saturday niqht The lawn will be liqhted by Japanese lantern Fannie Monks closed her school in West Putnam Friday cut out of his hand Monday Floyd Peters had a fish hook 12 St and Mr and Mrs Louis Monks spent last week on a boat trip to Buffalo and New York City Ed Farnum broke his arm unISSSTGO srissgr w1 M TNvffleSjdauiliy of the murder of Hor A 1 copy X 1 WUiYlc ton Warren last week Warrens wih move there 1 wJlp3e nQmQ wag gle once worked for Mrs Thos Head here legatees and assigns, cause their appearance to be entered herein within three months from the date hereof and that in default thereof said bill be taken as con fessed by said defendants and each all of them It is further ordered that the plaintiffs cause this order to be published within forty days in the Pinckney Dispatch, a news paper, printed, published and cfr each week or at least six suc SECOND GAME ON DONKEYS f f fT TheCountry Hicks vs The City Slickers SPONSORED BY PINCKNEY V F W POST NO 7301 shinqled I The Bert VanBlaircum and Michael Lavey homes are being remodeled The Lavey home is beinq made into a bunqalow and the VanBlaircum home brick veneered James Sinqer has started work on his new house on M36 W immm iSWeBieHBBMBaBJBJBJBaBBBJ PPO THE BAFFLE DRAWIWG OR THE CASE OF JOYFUL MERCHANDBEOR FIFTY DOLL Glenn C Yelldnd Qicatf Court CcomlMioner Livingston County, Michigan John A Haqmcm, Clerk The above entitled suit involves and is brought to quiet title to the following described ISO m CASH BUY YOUR CHANCES TODAYU Qsear Beck family and Edward Nuoffer and wife of S H Carr home Mrs Musa Ayera Itert Ncahotj moth, Mrs Jennie Dever nymouth and Mark Nash of Saq inaw called on Mrs Mary Hoff and Fred Read Cre Joe Clark, Richard Schneider, Clayton Bekkerinq and his broth , ,,erinlaw went to HiqTiland Park lands, located in the Township hospital last week and gave a of Putnam, Livingston County, blood transfusion to Mrs Bekker Miehigan, mare parudarly detincr aribed as follows, towit WU1 Devereaux and family of Lot ninetyfour 94 of PatterDetroit spent the week end with eon Lakewoods No 1, a Aibdhr ision of part of the northeast eaux quarter of the southeast quarter of Section thirtysix 36, in Township one 1 North Range three 3 east, Michigan, and Sunday spendinq July at Portaqe Lake Mis Ida Byers and toW and had ,3 SundayDr , ,, toetof Ann Arbor spent the 4th StevQ Brown and wife R j Mc the northwest quarter of the e 5 nome Kenxie and family,John McGuire southwest quarter of Section thfcr Dr Watter Mercer and n, and g 1 j Schosser, tyone Qlownshrp one 1, 4 eat Mich4 Van Winkle c,s 5 r y 1 VN M 01 u,Ijftvi, 1 ,i ,,J , r s nw Store 111 OT Tfce Ptnckney Disputes tfefed os 2nd doss oi March 1877 ir at P Pin pift s Groceries, Dry goods Cannetf Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedy Geti Store LC EST PRICE EVER Spec dsluxe FHILGAS1AFPAN Range Dr Cecil Hendee and family of Jackon Miss, are visitinq his Mrs Rose Hendee Kern Kennaliv ot Detroit spent the week end at the Mark Nash home Dick Wylie is vlsiunq at the W H huier home m riowell While rakinq hay with a nor so rake last week, David Buinsson of Mr and Mrs Ray Burnt, fell off and broke his arm The Holus Wylie family spent Sunday at the Abrams home at Fowierville , L Qnd calod at lh Sunday quests at the James 1, He hos b ht Whitley home were Wm Whit11 k LonQ JsIand and ley and wife, Mrs C Whitley mrovna here ann Louis Fisher and wife and 2, ,rli ri Ld riocJceit ox iutsiwm, Uaiupjju ana Lammy oris nuspuui, ieuiwatuvioaaay ine hupn cairnou luniiiy ji Detroit speui me m ai me o j Luiion nuinc AVUS ixma neason and Lota and nay ntuoxi una lumuy cal ea at tn xmiwia ntasan noma in Ann AIJJUI Sunday, j Visiiors at me diouiiuy Dinkei home aaiuraay were mis muriei jj Sweet oi uaaie Oreeic and ivirsj cimna iroqaii oi biociairiuqe ine rrea neaa lumuy entuiiam ea uie nead lamms ai tne nead coaaqe at iorlaqe Lake tns 4in Ine xiooen IUSCU lumuy caned on iiis mouwi, mils, uina lascn in nim ttJDor daiuiday CyrCis ALLee ana lamuy oi Glad wm spent me 4m at tine Wayns Atietj nome Maynara Claik and wife of muacneslr spn inursaay ev enmq here X iMuncy Lundeen of Detroit is visitinq jane Smiley Wm Lraiiup and tamily of De, iroit were rriaay visitors ai tne Munay Kennedy hjme Mis Koberi Head and dauqh ter, becy, called at trie Arthur Bullis home in Greqory Sunauy The GW Latimer family nave moved from Stcckbiidqe to Munith Marshall Meabon and wife had dinner at Blacks in Chelsea Sun V uay Jen and June Lamb of Ann SENSES Arboi orevisitinq at the W H i Meyer home Sunday quests at the j H Hooker homo were Roy Carpen ter end wile, Mis Beatrice jcynor of Newcastle, Ind,Mrs Minn ie Meyers and daughter, Pearl, of Ann Aibor ana Mrs Ray 1 Knoop of Hollywood, Calif Rosalee and Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor sprnt the 4th at the Mark Nash home Robert Horine of Detroit called at the Lynn Hendee home last week Joe Lavey spent last week ir Chicaqo Hiv aunt, Mrs, Laura Gradwell come back with him Lemuel Hinchoy has started a jewelry store in Dundoe W E Dnrw and famiv of Sturqis Spen the week end here, i nooerr iviuitia of swam Crek spent Saurday niqht with Joe Curlct heme a1 GOODBYE TO PUMPING i DISSOLVES TREE ROOS IMINAUS DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE 40 MORE ODORS ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY No mort ttpntiv unhealthy pumping onddlgginf up of ctttpooti pfie tanks, pag poolt groi traps and clogged Hnt Hervi th moil rtlioblt ond lateii mthod Iiqufy, ditsoU ond toponify grtot ludg, ho if fmh and other organic lolidt i 1 This modern chemical guarantee quirk ond effl cient retulu 12 to 16 hoirt NO SHUTDOWN of pool or tank necevry rhemical it working, 5, 0, IS, 25 SO, and I 0NTAiNfS g anadiee Pat Off 9 c Off PeetdJea t 1 i Myron Hughes 8717 Lakaslde Dr Rwh La Plumbing Water Sy terns etc Stanley Dinkei UtkM witorati irners , r in drip tr, buali w an 1 1 Sour rstr isimir Die, ui ovc instant emovab V ithc oven ltbU dX r 0 y rith nats ninu ltri eporcuvwift builtin oocing es iaijuid jratur i Juir an u o, izht i in d int yj s imcdtaottitioo r ent a top rat rort aiei o en v LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now to the time to modernize your kitchen with Philgas the thrifty bottled gas for farm and town homes You can hunt far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range Remember, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Easy tcnw, if you wish MANY OTHER PHILGAS AfPLIAHCCS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE I c m j MtsiM KMm RmfM fro 9950 At mofk Wafer Hfrotor 1950 SEE US TODAY Wf MANDU AU IKSTAtUTION DETAHS children of Ann Arbor Donald Meabon and Lawrence Ketcham of Mason called at the Georqe Meabon home Friday Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbit attended the funeral of EA Naylor at Eaton Rapids Tuesday Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn visitea me uuy Smith tamily at Lakewood, Ohio Saturday The John Carver family spent Sunday with his mother in Ann Arbor Mrs Barbara Roqers of Toledo, Ohio, spent the week end at the Frank Aberdeen home Earl Bauqhn and wife called on the Georqe Roche family at Fowierville Sunday Visitors at the Mark Nash home Sunday were Bert Appieton and wile of briqhton and Lawrence Appleton and tamily of Trenton j Mrs Dorothy Dinkei, dauqhter, j Christine, Mis Lmma Dinkei and Mjs Edith Peck were in Howeii last Wednesday I Albert tialdex and family spent the week end in Indiana vV A Ketcnam caiied on his cousin, Bert Ketcham at Mason Monday Week end quests of the Lester McAiee tamily were Mr and Mrs Kay Wilson, Chas Rice and family of Detroit and Sally Knox ot Almeida, Calif Mrand Mrsfctanley Denchuck of Detroit were quests oi Gertrude Spears Sunday Snerrili Soule of Howell is visitinq at the Phillip Sprout home The Robert Kerr family of De troit spent the 4th at the Wm Shehan home Francis Shehan and Miss Hadden of Detroit call ed Sunday The Charles Clark, Irvin Kenn edy, Dan Driver Spears families were enJertcuned at the Edward Spears home the 4th HdV Reason who was called east by the death of his brother,, Frank, at Cleveland, Ohio, has returned to Phoenix, Arizona Norman Reason and family spent last week at his cottaqe at Cddillac The Dallas Cos family Wallace loffreys of the armv air corp is home from Scott Field, III, on furlouah tI am Ikto because Ie been studying the telephone directory Home Coming July thru 16 Fun Excitement Amusemenf v Everybody Welcome Games Rides Music Prizes f fcff S 7 if thot naiis Television Set Washer Mixm aster Lot of Certificate Award f are there this week Jackie Craft, oi Detroit who is at the Pdton farm in Pinqree call ed on friends here Saturday PPC John Sprout of the U S oir corp, SanAntonio, Texas, is COME EARLY AND BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIJENDS homo on 10 day furlouah He aoes to Wichita Falls, Texas The Georqe Kinqston family of v J2Fl,lV2 SondaY qruests at SPONSORED EY PINCKNEY ENJOY YOURSELF iVOLUNTEER FIRE DEW CXVTC MPBOVtkEN T ASSOOATIQIf i t 3 r y wpo JSii m , 3 42rvrr f LOW PAYMENTS PER WEEK i i tl Ifc t FJ ggdbge4T Wohdoy, Jtfy 1990 , 11 v Now Is The Time To Have Your Power or Hand v Space Maker REFRIGERATOR Big Storage Space Mora than 8 cu ft of refrigerated foodrtorage space Mora than 14 sq ft of shelf area ra than Pqt capacity vege drawar GE Dependability The GE refrigerating system is famous the world over for dependability More than 2,200,000 GE Refrigerators have been in use for 10 years or longer Sit THIS BIG BEAUTY TODAY Authorized Dealer Lawn Mower Sharpened Also that Dull Saw Needs Shar penina by a Machine Saw Sharpener i FACTORY TRAINED MECHANIC McClain Sew Shop 4 1 5 Fleming St2 Blocks North oi C O DepotPhone 1318 W We Call and Deliver Howell, Mich PROFESSIONAL CORNER AL rutsAHl rjurwimai j fcxcep weunttftauy MonwiuefcjrriiaL nuueiuujMn lWttSl i Ai2 Nona Michigan Telephones Offtoe 835 iieefcleace 314 ieninas by Appointments TELEPHONE RATE INCREASES , A GOOD CONNECTION 1 Rate increases ordered by the j When you open a checking ac Phone 183 207 Srand River Pubtic Service rmmssion ior ount with us you have a conn1 HowelL Michigan Michigan Bell Telephone Co J ectteai with a bank, that canH6al Estate, inurarokeiage serve you in many other ways users will apply, to just about every type of local service in J Ask us about every exchange in the company territory The 8,200,000 increase in co, revenue asnouhjunai tyo tobauitf We Have Ample Funds Avail5,500,000 annually after taxes was effective June 20 under the i Commissions order Residence users nere will pay increases ranqinq from 25 to 50 cents a month under the revised schedule Increases for business customers will ranqe from 50 to 75 cents a month City Lake and Farm Property, A Speciality WE INVJTE YOUR ACCOUNT , JLJ1Jb LEE LAVEY general Insurance able lor Sound Loans Real Estate Mortgages or Person Hackney rrl Mi RorrannnKtA Dntu al at Reasonable Rates GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS CLOSE OUT SALE ON ESCOMEK COOLER 10 ABOVE COW LAVEY HARDWARE The new rates for Howell, Bri qhton, and Pinckney will be Residence service line, 325 a month farm Sales a Specialty BERT WYLIE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Phone Pinckney 78 HowelL Mich I STANLEY BERRIMAN Attorney at Urw Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur07 E, Grand River, HoweH two j tSiaSSL Spot Cash 275 4party 225 a month and rural, 250 a month Business servicePrivate bran ch exchanqe, 900 a month in dividualline SibUO tjworparly 600 and rural, 4U0 a month J roR DEAD OR DISABLED Residence extension rates are increased to 85 cents a month J STOCK and business extension to 150 Lonqdistance rates are not HORSES 150 EACH chanqed by the order I I Thomas N Lacy, president ofCOWS 150 EACH Michiqan Bell, said the company welcomes the much needed relief ACCORDING TO SIZE the 8,200,000 rate order brings, j AND CONDITION Amountinq to about 5,500, Phone Ptocey 154F3 First State andSarings Bosk Boyreil Michigan hfikfmt LAVAN Attorney at Law Phone 18 Brighton, Mfcfc hone I57TI1 heparan MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Lakeside Drlv license Rush Late j P R swARTBdtnr SON Funeral Horse Don C Swarthout Director Modem Equipment Ambulance Seivice Phones 39 68 PlncknoXBc PRD C REICKHO Si OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Aw HowelL Michigan For Appointment Pftine 358 ReeJaenoe tl ELtS HHEE , Uve Stock HuuHr Wee Trips Made to Uefttfl General fruddng Phono 84F14 CARL JOKS Concrete Products Ctoavel Sand, top Soil Road Gwrve fill Dirt and Road Birill Blocks Laid Ploce or Cuntrar 7628 Toma Rd, Pluctaney Bte Phone Dexter 3 1 I D C 7 TOWNKB Dentist 8044 ortage Lake Road Oetct Phone 59F3 AUCTIO NEER Michigan y REED, Jeweler WATCH CLOCK fEPAIRING I iccurcte Fast Reasonable I Guaranteed Work ,WWT ,,M Ifll W Muln 3 Kckn Mlcb ZJ Mil 000, ato taxes, the increase isHow KasCaJvM Hnovl Fr Call 38F4 Hnclatev definitely in the consumer inter i iL nciaieyDead Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 150 COWS 150 WE BUY HIDES AI0 CALF SKINS Phone 88 Plncfaw Central Dead Stock definitely in the consumer inter est, Lacy said, for qood telephone service should beand is the chief concern of our custo mers While it will help to strengthen the companys financial con dition and will aid us in doinq the kind of job the people of Michiqan want us to do it is con siderably less than the amount needed and is sufficient to insure adequate eaminqs and our con tinued ability to attract necess arv capital Unlike an unrequlated indus try vhere price adjustments are isiabLshed 1865 almost automatically qeared to risinq costs, under requlation ccn , siderable delays are wxperiens ed before relief is granted We have had to wait almost 18 mos for this increase REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT tC CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 Licensee for DARLING COMPANY MCPHERSON state BANK 1815 ndfioJ Arlvc SALESPEOPLE WANTED IddaiUCU lUYfe Opening tor Defiance Plastic Demonstrators in this area Over FOR SALERoyal, Quiet DeLuxe 74 items Beautiful hostess aitts Portable Typewriter, used verv Hiahest commission paid No de little Will sell very reasonable liv,rieS JF JBh 0011384, Pinckney iwnte Box 461, Stockbndge, Mich FOR SALE7 room house, baseFOR RENT Modern apartment menu bath, water system 5 over Roy Clarks store acres oi land, large basement Phone 124F3 Pinckney nam, double garage, chicken, house, wood house, Edison tele Have your Furnace and Oil pnoneschool bus and mail route Bfcrneirs Cleaned and checked 5 miles from Pinckney, 4,500, Work guaranteed terms Norman Reason, j Phone Pinckney a leave name Phoe I Pinckney Michaddress MCCLAIN SAW slOp60a tSvP 2 old INDEPENDENCE DAY 415 Fleming St 2 block north of l0 lL0r V3lm FOR SALE5 ven weeks M7 A U7,001 Univsal 10960 Stinchfield Rd, Silver Lake Mower 4 bar Hay, Rake 69 Mohne Combine Moline Z FOR SALF Duo Therm OU Tractor Moline 2 bottom 14 inch Burner, Large Size 3500 July 4th marks 174 years sine plow J37 Moline Grain Drill H881 W Shore I Drive Pinckneys FIST the American Colonies from 1620 FOR qjinriLj J L l Ucms Povte, Pho to i76 left behind persecution Combme,Model WlSatonal XT m Tracto with cultivator Weed KillMowing Machine for Ford Tracfor religious reasonsAs colonists Jrc ZUhZtw mational S3 Zr tsubject to s and MoZaZft1 21 rule without representation Meats Fruit DUALITY Groceries Vegetables the signing of the Declaration of Liebermans Farm Service I Inquire Steffens Stox Independence Oak Grove, Michigan Hiland Lake We are prone to forget the Pncne Howell 9183 of 51QW1 j D aHT Revolutionary War which was WANTED Custom Bailing o T i kn Mow fought to sustain4 it Large num fReece Gudith,5360 BentWL RH l r 7500 116 n bers of the people who came to Phone Howell 1354 W , rC0St 15T, xi , w I Lucius Dovle, Phone 42 3ens ME Leinbach FOR SALE 1929 4 Door Ford Sedan, Hydraulic Brakest ffait one there takes it for 3500 115 Chilson Rd Phonejtoweli 1382W FOR SALE Modem 5 room ham IJLu ckney anent, rurnace, oath, very best oi condition Ex SfSLl oitaMe Price 650000 SEE REASON, PHONE 133 or 17 USE T4L FOR ATHLETES FOOT BECAUSE 1, tlt has greater PENETRATING Power With 90 per cent undUutthe leqislative bodieswhich to SffiJ itZear, AllisChalmers JT Tractr with culivator, Weed Kill ed them i , , v Thecnaranies of our Coj,VSl ion oi the United States are now a part of our accepted way of egory,Mich TX e v SPECIAL NOTICE life, buch acceptance is danger I am prepared to hrtnr ous The founders of this nation child in gradSne through 1 knew that when it was started,, 8th during the SsSnKontlS vigflarSe0 etenlJggmondcL rfj5M36W MCPHERSON state BANK titySALE1be Anv Unaer Federal Supervision i Phone 62F3 Marshall Meabon ww www supervision ignone 62F3 Member Federal Dopoatt Insura WAN jn r A c Cotporation AUDeooXNifadVwishes o 5000 ior each Depoelter r 1 H Mhiaan Corporation All Deoosltt ifolwal wrrwloues to dal 3U P T w viwau papering Very reasonable conol base, it 1371 Lakevfew Patterson r jfg SALENew army wall 4iQ Bjautyrest mattress cmd StpSS 140 Unadillcr St, Pinckney Fish Market Prices Courteous Service Clarks cent ui carries the active medication DEEPLY, to kUl , F91 on contact Get happy , relief IN ONE HOUR or your 40c tent back at any drug store Today at 1 CORYS DRUG STORE WANTED POUETK i WUi pav Betroit oar C H Llo4 i flNOQUnrS FUffiST FOOD STORE I GLASS SERVICE FOR lTRU HAVE THE BROKEN GLASS PROPERLY , REPLACED BY SKILLED AUTO GLAZIER SO IT WILL BE SAFE FROM THE STBAS OF EXCESS 1VE TRUCK VIBERATION WE USE THE BEST AVAIL ABLE GLASS AND DO THE WORK PROPERLYJROMPTLY ABTS AUTO PARTS PHONE 151 1018 EAST GRANDJUVBI Boe1L MlCijrtgaB AW WY11E NOTAHT dORnUUKX and BONDS mom 138 HNCXNEY We Rave Farm Seed Chick Start For Tour Neil Farmer Feed SupM V , r V j 4 I Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 05, 1950 Description An account of the resource July 05, 1950 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 1950-07-05 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a89c07f86350f3550acc786eb5176107.pdf b25bf2a75582643b0af6c59aa5540918 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. , ra m 1 mmm f iif r SRSFSTSTl PFPTT v Volume 87 v The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, July 19, 1950 Michigan Mirror No Cause for Action fOUR DEMOCRACY The 1950 national canventioi of Outdoors writers will be held i The popcorn stand damage i in we upper peninsula oi Vn Unit invovling The Pinckney DisJ gan Ciay Perry, writer for the1 patch was tried in Judqe Yelland bahfcday Evening Post, calls court in Howell last Friday and aid , peninsula a Sportsmens resulted in a No Cause for Act Paradise with fishina and hunt jion, verdict inq unexcelled The convention will be at Escanaba where ih invitation of the chamber of co t mmerce has been accepted inere are more deer in the upi per peninsula tnan anywnere else in the United Stales, inerc I are the beven wonders oi the Up per Jrernnsuia Amonq them is tne iamous big bprjaq, Kuchitix t ippi, near ManisUque, the Fictui ed hocks at Munsing, ail of tn beauuiui snores ot Lae Superior and Ivuchiqan, Mackinac island Historic, scenic,luxiious as to its v Urand Hotel, no automobiles al lowed, only horsedrawn carri aqes and bicycles Your trip west should include a day to visit the Tahguanemon j sultr was hrsi storied in the com I Hiver fails near Newberry, accesot Justice Cionnenwett oi Howell Bible either by boat from Soo Juni1311 dismissed when they iound ction or by hiqhway At Munij1 haa ll Jurisdiction, that it sing be sure to take a boat ride wod have to be tried in Putnam in June 1349 when we bougiu me lot on 114 b no well Stfeet,, wneie we have since punt oat prinunq oiiice, a popcorn siana siooa on one cornea oi it wincn nua reen operated Uie previous year py tne tfranaon Whe ram uy Although osiiea to iemove ii a numper of umes the owners railed to do so ana n was puilea on the lot by means pi notching a truck to it oy the Gentiie hros who eirected the dispatch buiiai inq, so that they could Puiit the louncratlons irus was June oU, 1949 The owners claimed dam ages and started suit ior zio in tne name ot Mrs White, ihe I Notes of the Game I LOSE TO ANN ARBOR ELKS 4IO 1 No 29 The Pinckney VFW lost then first qome in 5 Current Comment IN A COUNtRy THAT WAS TO PEDiCATC ITSSLf TO PCDOM rr IS SISN,FCANTTHAT TH FiXST 0,CE OF P,T AMHCA WAS THE FWLEMANs OATH A 6ROADSPZ ISSUED ay srePHSN PAY, PRINTER, IN ite Many, many attempts have been made to start third political w straight when parties in tins nation but they they dropped one to the Ann Ai have ail flopped The rtepublioor fclKs, raied me best team in can pariy was the last nw party that city py a 4 to score to elect a president and thai was The qame was sconess up toback nearly 100 years aqo In a the iilth when Ann Aroor qot a,sense Uiev were hot a third par mn when boh Dairow tell aowjty as the Whig party, one of the iieidinq a grounder, Don Amour two dominant Parties, had about qey only allowed one hit the in disappeared and never wa3 st live innings In the 6 th Ann Ar heard of after the civil war Two bor tilled the bases on 3 bunts years aqo the Dixicrat Party was but bailed, to score One man launched in the south with a was forced at home one tncd out great blarinq of trumpets and and one struck our j much publicity In the election In the 7th Ambuiqey weakened I the, carried a couple of states but failed to dent the Democrat to the Pictured Rocks Thencewest to Marquette for a view of the Iwgh ore loadina docksIron deposits were discovered in 18 or an adjoinmq townshipThe leq lslature later chanqed this law j and suit was aqain started in just I ice Cronnenwetts court Then the near Neqaunee by Wm R Burt dispute started and this court north of Marquette are the Huron J was declared illeqal When Jud j Mountains, undeveloped as a iuij de Yellands court was set up lire scenic center, similar to the ifte suit was started there but Porcupine Mountains the numerous postponements took until last Friday Francis Barron was attorney for the Whites and Va I Winkle VanWinkle for the Di patch The jury was Mike DanContinuing west you arrive at j place and it was not tried LAnse and Houghtpn, entrance to the picturesque Copper Coun try This is the land of the beaut ful Keweenaw Peninsula and the , onetime center 1889 of the j iels, foreman, David Murninq 1 greatest copper producina region sham, Ralph Walker, Mrs Wilson in the United States The Calu j Howlett, Mrs Coye Hoover and j mot and Helca Company fmane Mrs Erma Wriqht , edwith 10 million capital, prod In his charge to the jury judqsj uced over 100 million in u feuana luied cuvuwushp to a Pit and on 2 scratch hits, 2 i waliis and an error Ann Aiboqot 3 runs Roos went into pitch for Ann, tne th, Don Amburgey walked, majority to any qreat extent Their platform was white supr macy Their candidate was Gov Thurmond of South CarolinaNow , Bob Darrow qo a nit, Bob Am he has just gone d buqrey popped outReader wolk bfoe forme own in defeat former Senator James ed, Jelireys scored Don Ambur Byrnes, a Roosevelt stalwart who qey witn a drive past 3ia, Fred was aupiemo court justice, secre Sinqcr hit to pitcher and Head er was fcored ot grounded out Pinckney made 2 errors Arbor 0 he piaieLavel Ann tary of state and assistant president under the late FDhThur monds Dixicrat party probable wen1 down with him The DixiPkitrr 7r 11 r r 1crats desertion of the Democrat hiLhp Kratrmiller, son of Bar p3rlv resulted in their losing the ney Kratzmiller, old time Dexter base ball catcher caught for Ann Arbor ,,wilWi In lhe preliminary game th Cubs as usual lost to Eriqhton 13 to 5 popcorn stand had not been ablish, the Dispatch was not liqed to qive notice to the AMERICAN IPSA PROGRESSED, THE PRINTED WORD BECAME A GREATER AND GREATER FORCE IN EDUCATES THE PEOPLE IN THEIR PRIVILEGES AND DUTIES AS CIT2ENS OP THE NEW REPUBLICAND LATER, THEIR NEW RESPONSIBILITIES IN AN INCREASINGLY COMPLEX WORLD, AND YET HZEEMANn THE SIMPLE STANOAIZO BV WHICH WALWAYS AVE MEASURED AND ALWAYS WILL MEASURE TRUE DEMOCACY m anes EUGENE L McLACHLAN Euqene L MacLachk Ann Aroor, well known Church Notes ends trom the most productive an4 richest mine in America , Drive out the Keweenaw Penin sula to Eaqle Harbor, take the corn stand owners to move it J3fockway Mountain Scenic Drive their lease on the lot was to Copper Harbor, visit Fort Wiljor 1948 and that no evidence kins State Park, and return by had been introduced establish the central route back to Houqhjina the value of said stand be4on Thence to Ontonaqon and f0Xe a wag moved or afterwards Silver City whereyou can drive The jury was oniy out a sOT 16 the Porcupine Mountain Stat time before bringing m the veiJi111 Aroor, well kj Park and climb by easy trail to diet reasons, died there an escarpment qivina a breath, xhe witnesses were Mr anddcjyof a heart attack j Winter 800 1000 taking view of the Lake Ct The Mrs White, Brandon White Jr he was a irequent visitor io Liv Novenna Devotions Clouds If time permits, continue Howard Thayer, Ken Kellenherg mqston Lodge and had alenaed Friday evening at 730 p a west to Ironwood and visit the orj George VanSkiver Douglas nV past m0asters banquet since j Confessions St Marys Catholic Church TI T w T ,, ,, Pinckney Michigan 5fi h010111011 b0iRev Fr Albert J Schnutt, PastorEdmunds, ri j PINCKNEY Jeffreys, lb F Singer, 3b Lavey cf Jones, rf hedwidoe, rf Goode, li D Amburqey, p Dnimw, 2b B Amburgey, ss t a a i c AIiix ARBOR LLKS D RCOS, 2b, p Murphy, ss 1 Frazer, lb iGerstlex, lb I Douglas Rosse, 3b , Krat2miller, c i Burns, cf jHuninalon, cx Brown, If patronage oi their states and it is bard to hold a party together without i1 The Fair Employment Practice AE R H Bill or Lgual Rights for Negroes 0 2 has again been killed in Con 0 1 qress by a combination of Repub 0 0 lican and Southern Democrat U I votes The vote to kill the iilbuste or and bring it to a vote was 55 4 4 4 1 1 3 2 3 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 I , , lc ioinday Masses Gakle, p suddenly rrTI Summer 630, 500, 1000 1130, Person p 3b 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Aii R h 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 i 1 0 1 3 2 1 3 4 1 1 3 2 2 3 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 to 23, nine short of the required 64 22 Democrats and 33 Repub licans voted ior it and 27 South, em DemoeiaTs by the aid of 6 nopibiicans llljd it Thj issuji has been a political football for ages Both Democrat and Repub Lean parties usually have planks favoiing it in the platforms but no effort was mad to enact un I til President Truman declared ior We refuse to get het up over Wo do not believe it would jever bo enforced in the south any more than prohibition ever iwas in Hamtramack lit This is now the third week f TRICOUNTY LEAGUE J the Korean war and it seems The Pinckney Tri County lea to be the same old kind of war fans aionVLake Superior, Othe, SmithwhS sola inT Tot to IE, 0 except 2 or 3 He belonged i SylfS Novenna DeoUons i olmfsunday War OW1 iWareVand Wise, you can qo southward to pispatch,Sam Gentile,Ross Readi f r Masonic orders , Saturday 73 tc,900 P NLi,, ockbrXe 6 I 4 Wor d WarTan II days Mud U S 2 and go back eastward to Ed Parker M J Reason and ye,wa, ct past maste of Go den Sunday before 800 Mass Ty were ouhit by stockbridq, holes, fox holes, bridgeheads the iron ranges at In River Cry , editor Kellenberqer later bought j lethi J5er 5C Z I 8 to 7 but managed to make their with infantrymen and marines stal Falls, and J the popcorn stand VanSkiver n the ldJec CONG COM CHURCH hits count Pmckneys big innina lighlina in them and airplanes On your way back o isure to helped move it Thayer took pict f e f Jnfl U I , wa the 5th when Zeke Ledwioa r, reaming over hoad We were isit the Big Spring,, Kitchitikippi mes lt anc , Parker and ety Also a former deputy grand visit Rev Donald D br7 pastor led off with a double, Jeffrey given to understand the Thence eastward over the U, i0f the building before and after Hf was bom m Milan but a Orqauist Choir Director ifv 2 Shore Drive to St Ignace Thislt was moved lend 3d Ann Arbor high school Mrs Meiwin Campbell lor ma Don lones where he was a class mate of Friday, 21st,700Basket supperConnq uon Jones Ross T Read His survivors are of 3570 couples at iawn back of his wife, the former Frederick stretch of pavement is new and j it affords one of the most beauti SPECIAL NOTICE, ful Views of Lake Michigan m, the entire Upper Peninsula I The County Road Commission We would not suggest thathas closed the dump on the you attempt such a circle tour in ,Howell Rd iust north of Pinckney only one weeks time, two weeks land will level and grade the cor would be Ideal We will quaran ner All dumping there is strictly tee that having made the circle forbidden A new dump has from the Sault to the Cooper Cou been opened iust west of it in the ntry and thence southward by Icathole near the county road way of Escanaba to St Ignace, romm gravel pit It is reguested that you will join Clay Perry inthat you dump your rubbish an acclaim for Michigans vast there North Country, b e y o nd the i Putnam Twp Board Struts of Mackinaw Stanley Dinkel, next war near Manistiaus at Indian Lake I Reason estified to th, condiUon j leclarer for this district j Choil Practiee Wed Niqhli, jed and Tom Good and Jo, j war would be a machine tendAArrtah i4Je OamaiUvtv h,t 61 3 m ,0miC bmbs d aUided pitched all the way for Pinckney Pincknev missiles released by merlv press nq a button and in a very short scrambled their lineup Jim Bur j time with no loss of life the war Wenqerollfexter cmd 3 brother 016 G Playlno 3rd hegaer ind would be won entirely by mach Harold, Ernest and Donald Saturday 1030 a m Annual The funeral was at the Mue Sunday School Picnic at Huron hlig Chapel, Monday afternoon, River Park near Dexier All wish Golden Rule Lodge had charge jjna transportation come to the of the services at the grave church at 1030 Bring basket ia JStockbridqe and cold ntIr0 i f dinner, ice cream I drinks furnished Afternoon pro I and Jim Meyer, short Zeke Led nor This has not come to pass vidge played ieft and Tom GocJ Some cue inclined to blame vas shifted over to riflnt Thu Gen MacArthur because he ha5 lineup only made 2 enors mo trcops to send into battle This Jack Young played 2nd for j i silly We were lulled to sleep by the push button war talk and anyway we did not want war, and were easily sold on the idea Batteries Pinckney, Jone and J Clark Slockbndge, Ccanpbch, I PINCKNEY SCHOOL CARRIAGE LICENSES George Hall 29, Fowlerville, Erma Hatt, 23, Fowlerville Mil ton House, 19,Fenton, Betty Brown 19, Fenton Frank Crptser, Jb, Dundee, Helen Allen, 22, Pmck ney Seven people were taken to q gudav 3rd fofe Churh HUfsha11, Hayhoe a,nd Bciser I we could arm and tram the McPherson hospital, Howell at Serce Sermon Our LivingiIn CSaTS SIQQT mT KoLnto o our fight 130 a m Sunday morning, by,5 11 Q the WebbGrvfllc Ind 13 to Jncr for us This has not worked Supervisor Swarthouts ambulance following 1130 Sunrfav School Samue 31 Batteries Saline, Fosdick 0ut that way The Russian train an auto accident on Whitewood ,3 TSdao Filsinger Webber ville, Bradshaw orI Koreans are greater in num TRd near the Melvin farm ThlhPB mkd ld U bers Hch ter pped and xwGETHERl car turned out to pass another ch 1 ouf doors 6 nS fn Dont forget July 30th the last struck deep sand and iurned hJ200 do0rS A Chelsea and shut out Unsmg iun 1 JuaqtH juiy ouui uie xubrj TIT I 1 t r HnMBMiHB J CC A n fl Fnw prvi If1 beat Wit Sunday of the month is the date jver Jean Wodard of Grand111 1 I CIO 4 to U, rowirvuu oeai win set for the Getto gether in Rapids suffered a broken should CALVARY MENNONITE Howell City Park for any who er, Victor Gasser of Detroit, a F w Prr,lrT wish to come PotLuck dinner at broken coller bone, Mary Ann MonJ0chy m 100 oclock Come and ioin us Mapr of Lakeland from shock IScorning WjP 00 ifor a good old visit ana possible concussion Others oungcry ocnooi involved were Dorothy Knop of j ChiftwoJ npv iamstou 13 to 5 wUh Nash and bii liott pitching for them Mason beat Webberville VFW 9 tc 3 , Next Sunday Pinckney plays 1100 the Webbervilk WW hero at 1145 230 p m WAR PREPARATIONS Florence VanBuren7 f Buck Lake, Reginald Henwood, Young People Meeting 730 m ZTT my e , u , p1016 YCmJUreri Royal Oak and Fred Beal of Evening VVaship 815 OLD TMERS GAME The Selective ServiC3 11 CONSERVATION NOTES Dearborn, all had bruises and Spt rioscoe DaxrowOne of the events of h scason is being prepared for action In w Ztn lacerations Mary Ann Mazer, Asst Supt Marvin Shirey Will take place here Saturda M67fLn Z6 aearlo del owTtlt1 , ,04,, ,,8 JMniQh in the old timer, so,, bail iSjSLaUorfSf NwlS B0wandAitohrW hwh school an canaba, startina July 24 Th ing is permissible in all Tchigar imoia of menreguired is 946 of i counties, Oct 1 to Nov 5 Both which Wayne county will fur fsex deer may be hunted in All ntsh 400 These men will be in counties Oct 1 to Dec 15 ducted into service in Sept In, Bear may be hunted the yea Oct another draft will dig deep around in Houghton county, er in Michigans pool of 47,000 There will be a 22 day seasolgible men k I loer According to a statement from ula Oct 15 to Nov 5 cm army officer it will be but c Rabbits are approaching the horf time before the reserve of crest of their cycle and the best iicers and national guard are cad hunting in year is looked for this ed into service At Ann Arbor, 195051 season When they get e army and air corp recruit itoo numerous disease usually re Ina offices are now open 71 duces their, number davs a week A general drop in attendance Copl BuckLswisJate of Okin at state parks is reported this yr fcrwa tried out his uniform for size Grand Haven reports 661375 ffiay by wearinq it, Buck compared to350 last year tncteTa noble figure in kaki Holland 573,169 compared fo in June frWCKNEY CARNIVAL The carnival held here aa Cottage Prayer Meetings Wedlqame in which stars of former 8QQ i M years will oppose each other The Annual Summer Bible School two startina pitchers will be Dor July 1021 I Swairthout and Stanley Dinkel and we hear they have a bet up MARRIED IN INDIANA week, sponsored jointly by the Earl Packer, son of Mr and rtnekney Fireman and the Pin Mrs Ernest Packer of Pinrtcnev ltu f7 J ivIc P A311 waswas married to Miss Betty Weqilaon down the starttoa 2 on who acts the most strikeouts John Burg and Grant Ward will do the catching Reason S Rea trained than those of the south WP have no replacements for the South Koreans and it Will taks months to set up the proper machinery to got them In the meantime w will be extremelv lucky if wf can hold beachhead n Korea This is the same story oi the civil war and World War I and IT We were unprepared in all three conflicts If is most probable that in a a very short time the reserves and national guard will be call ed into the service The state ment that volunteer system will bo tried out to see if that will fill tho ranks is only window dress ign He never has yet In Detroit last week outof 200 recruits who nly 70 m r r me caicnina applied for enlistment oi Jac nd tif Y u Th I wore accepted, by the armyThe m the first base lobs Tho QQ fe 1 They enlisted ior not are MOT In T Born to Mr and Mrs Emmett Widmeyer Jane Amburgey at McPherson hospital, Haweii Fri, xr lbJonRhoderick Emmett 799,056 last year and so on The Joe Griffith family spent Sunday at the Don Griffith home in Ann Arbor iavored by good weather andtenka, daughter of Mr and Mrs were well patronized each of the Georao Weaienka of Fowlerville,,, 6 nights it was held The concessit Angola, Ind Sahirdgx TheyiLaTer and Cliff Miller, the ehor ions mcluded 5 rides Ferris f were attended bv Mr and Mrs stops, Fronds Shehan and Upyr VVheel Mew Go Round, Air,Robert Hay of Pinckney The VanBlaircum cmd the 3rd sacker plane and 2 Kiddies Rides, also groom is employed bv the U of j Ridge Shirey and Ml Darrow In a number, of riding ponies, in ad,M and the bride at the Citizensthe outfields will be Jim Roljie umrVc,f i on A 1 dition were a number of games Mutual Auto Ins office at How I Andy, and Paul Singer, and BillIS5ea6t 20 tp 45 Presfient of chance, 2 bingo games, fortune ,ell whore they will reside telrng etc, As far as we know there were no disturbances and ENTERTAINS AT SHOWER i months or nkam than a yar The coastguard are also seek ing enfirtMBtf for 3 years of forrrwlr codfcriiHWsmsnl Thel 7 everything went off smoothlyTh Hiawatha Co put on the carnival In the drawing for the prizes MrsLouis Coyle entertained 30 friends at a shower Saturday night in honor of Miss Barbara inDcI HerdSPeny Swa TruTn hosed the wartime in, Joc nenaee, rerr owunjj o f mallinr n j troops fighting in Korea SMroTKonned fohn t mailina to all Wvlie, Norm Miller, Clare Miller Saturday night Michael Barrett j Haines who becomes the bride of Lansing won the Television i of Donald Burns in August Tho ShirW Green of Willow Run the washing machine and Linda Cui ver ot Uetreit the mixmaster guest of honor received manv nice gifts Refreshments were served ana anybody else who wants to play Substitutions are expect ed to be manv and freguent This game wil start at 800 p m Saturday night, July 22 In the last game the Pinckney VFW wil meet the Chelsea team at 900 NEW BOXES INSTALLED Postmaster Lawrence Baughn has installed 144 new steel lock boxes in the postofrice Thev rent for 45c a month This actionwas due to increasing patroncte of the postoffise and a deniana J for more boxes i 4 msmmMra US ,i if i P 1 7i b Wednesday, July 1, 1950 NEIGHBORING NOTES I After several years negotiation the Washtenaw county road comTnmm WmtL mission has given John Hanna, Detroit real estate dealer permiss ion to close all roads in the 4000 acre tract of land he bought near Chelsea He has retused to say what this tract will be used for Last Thursday Ann Arbor News carried a picture of Stanley Reese of Ann Arbor who enlisted in me Armoured Division and j has been trainina at Ft Knox,Ky f He leaves with 4 other Ann Ar par youth tor Korea He is the son oi Mrs CJlessie Haines AitePumt of Pinckney and grandson oi Abel Haines At the annual school meeting Dexter voters authorized the pur chase oi lu acres or land on Bak er road across from the athletic held tor a school site, rtice 10, UUU Mrs Lillie Towner, 81, mother of Dr J J Towner hi Portaae Jk j died at Stratford, Ont recently Dorothy bpagnuoio of rowler vill is making a 3 months tour ot urope with 12 girls from kola xnazoo college She will visit re iauves at Naples Italy The Ingham county 4 H Clubs go on an excursion to Bob lo on July 25 Mrs Harlow MunselL Jerry, Miss Efgie Reason Mrs Emma Miss rie Reason, Mrs Emma Poole ot Gregory have gone to Oregon to visit Mr and Mrs Cur tis Poole Ken Davis of Pinckney made a forced landing in Wilmer Cross mans held last week which re suited in a broken prop and wheel Stockbridge Brief Sun 85 votes were cast at the Stock bridge school meeting Mrs W T Cool and W B Ostrander are the new members of the board, Dr and Mrs Gerald McClosk ey of Howell spent last week in Montreal and the Adrion dacks Pvt Richard Winegar, 19, son of Mr and Mrs John Winegar of Howell is in an army hospital in Japan with a skull fracture suffer ed in the fighting in Kprea Sydney Clark, 15, of Howell was partially paralyzed when he dove into shallow water at the Howell city bathing beach lost week Charles VanWinkle and Glen Slayton were reelected to the Howell school board last week A 5 mill tax to raise 21,500 to complete the athletic field was voted ,, L Erma Sexton, 81, died at the Michigan Masonic Home Alma July 5th The funeral and i Howell ltwlen 5YLVAJN iHEATEl Homa Mtehlan I Cfcrtwn Men 4 Tluusat JiOrltU 20 Friday and Saturday July 2123 J Bht Knw Hw Uou But Wot Hw KM June Allyson Dick Powell THE EAGLE AND THE HA BJi 1ft XtduiBelor A Drama Starring THE REFORMER AND THE REDHEAD , fJ r , fcunday MOB and TUM Jttlf2324tf David Wayne Cecil Kellway Sua Shows 3 5 7, 9 , Novlty and Cartoon Friday and Saturday July 2122 Michael Redgrave John Mills John Payne, Rhonda Fleming and Dennis OKeeie Cartoon and JOHNNY IN THE CLOUDS with Rosamund John Douglas Montgromery AIM William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy In FALSE PARADISE with Andy Clyde Rand Brooks Color Cartoon BUCANEERS GIRL A Musical Comody Starring Yvoonne DeCario, Phillip Fiemi Robert Douglas, Elisa ttancastei Cartoon SpatteM Wod, Thun July 2827 J C I N D E R I L L A fl In Technicolor , Most Famous Girl in the World by Walt NDisney Shows 715 4 81 Reg, adm j ComingMy Friend Irma Goe West Annie Get Your Gun Wabash Avenue J Sunday, Monday July 2324 Sunday Shows 215 p m Coat Claudette Colbert Robert Young BRIDE FOR SALE with George Brent Max Baer tfovelty Cartoon m DexterTheafre DEXTER MICHIGAN ,j Air Conditionod Tuesday Wed, Thurs July 25 2627 Presenting Walt Disneys Friday and Saturday July 2122 I 9 ONDERALLA In TECHNICOLOR , eW BARRICADE A Weitom Starring Ruth Roman, Dane Clazfc Raymond Massey , Plus HOLD THAT BABY AVOIV TWlV AriTQ Comedy Starring a, , , fcai Bowery boys otockbndge, Michigan Shows 7 and t30 pn Sunday Monday July 23 ,24 I 1 Double Feature Friday and Saturday July 2122 j TWELVE 03CLOCK HIGH1 , THE BLAZING TRAIL A Drama otarring Chas Starrett, Smiley Burnet te Gregory Peck Hugh Mario we in another of the Durango Kid Westerns Dean Jagger and Sunday Shows 230 433 MAKE BELIEVE BALLROOM Monda showi Jerome Courtland, Virginia Wells oancv in a teen age Musical 701 92 700 and 928 and Mew Tuesday Wed Thurs, July 25 2627 J irrrTiTrTHMT Sunday and Tuesday July 2325 TfcE RID FROM CLEVELAND George Brent Lynn Barf Joseph Cotton, in a Human Interest story of Baseball Qygon w11bultt around the Cleveland Indians plus Cartoon Farm Foolery, News, m Coming Red Desert, Western Pac atific Agent Treasure of Monte i Cristo THE THIRD MAN A Drama Starring VallL Orson Wells T, Howard and Latest New 8hows 715, 915 r i r K v 25 Years Ago Mrs Emma Larue Moran, 68, died at the home of her daughter Mrs M B Brady, in Howell July 16 She leaves 6 children, one brother and 10 qrandchildren Funeral was at Howell Sunday, Rev May croft officiating Charles Royce, postmaster at J Hamburg and James Ryan, hdwr dealer there both died of apop lexv last week The sheds on the Conql churj ch grounds are being torn down j and removed by their owners Born to Earl Baughn and wife July 19 a 10 lb son gU Qert Ktsays the NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Democrat petitions to get the Village Taxes are now due and names of candidates on the baH payable at my home until Oct lot were not in proper form as j 15, 195a where the the city or township signers resided were not qivenl 545 Putnam St Neither were the affadavits with 6 them filled out Raymond Parker, Robert Sen nackenburq, Writer Sguire ana onald Wood of Howell attended the Boy Slout Jamboree at VaV Forge, Penn Mrs Helen Kevnolds, Coming Willie Comes Marching Home,Daughter of Rosie OGrady Ticket to Tomahawk Wabash Avenue Miss Dorothy Parker was home, from Western State College Kai Pincknev amazoo over the week end 47 Years Ago Base Ball a AT PINCKNEY FIELD M36 W i Sunday, Juy 23th The Young Mens Club under f PINCKNEY V F W ev George Mylne have establish Lucius Wilson and family ofgeSke WU S 1miH G , UTFbraGrimes, daughter, home at Portage Lake for the nJ d cjrandson, Shirley, v WEBBERVILLE V F, W Sponsored by Pinckney VFW Post 7301 I W I fin,TA u spent last week in Niagara Falls,, adveiliseaf28 wf QUn The legislature has empoweredf ThT tLJ ead oitcailf iudges of probate to perform I he regular services for the Congl church next Sundav will be held on ike public square Galilee Services in Tranr RirHaNrth pLOke VffifttoStoFL Kennedy Th,Bly Pf6 minis,er who is 87 years old, held a roj ,WaS I Son at her home here last wk fit LaEoraH Mrs EUa Jackson and Mr and marriages J M Brown, dentist of AnnAr bor has cpened offices over Wriqhts grocery store Lake the 4lh with 22 present t r Ptncimey Public Schools Pinckney, Michigaa Reguerts Sealed Bids lor an Elej mentary 8chocL Bids will be received to 730 P M Eastern Standard Time, July 31, 1950, they will be jpublicly opened Access to Plans Otnce of the Architect, W T Anicka, 617 Forest Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Office of School Superintendent, Pinckney Michigan Plans and Specificationsy may be secured of the Architect or SchftfiAJfciperintendant, upon de dlwenty Dollars 2000 Ml be refunded upon re BY Pinckney, Michigan Eric Rose Secretary oi Board DOG WARNING Section 12528 of the Michigan Otto Wagner, Dexter cider mak er, has retired as inspector from, the state hiqhway department, of ter 17 years Eric Orsmby has sold his rest aurant at Dexter to Mrs Laveta Livermore and Mr and Mrs Dorr j Titus j is Wm Bauer, 71, Dexter farmer1 died in St Joe hospital Ann Ar bor, last week of injuries receiv Mrs Dell Can gave lawn socials at their homes last week for the benefit of the Congl church Married at Dexter last week f James Greer and Noia Going, both of Pinckney Bingo Party AT 800 P M AT THE HOME OF MR AND MRS MYRON HUGHES 8717 LAKESIDE DRIVE, RUSH LAKE Sat, Julys t BENEFIT ST MARYS CHURCH OF PJNCKNEY Pope Leo Xm died at the Vati j RERESHMENTS LUNCH sfEdna Hoff of Denver, Colo I Invite Your Friends visiting at the Waxren Hoifh fhome PRIZES Statutes Annotated in part reads as follows ii It shall be the duty of every Police Officer, on complaint, to kill any doq or dogs which are found outside of an incorporated City, running at large and unaccompanied by owner or keeper ThereforeANY DOG, WHETHER LICENSED OR UNLICENSED, FOUND RUNNING AT LARGE, UNACCOMPANIED BY OWNER OR, KEEPER, WILL BE SHOT ON COMPLAINT ed in an auto accident The Brighton City Council has passed a resolution barring all carnivals from Mdin st There It Dance at the Hotel Cavely Fri night, Admission 50c Lincoln Smith aidMike Ruen are painting the Congl Church 1 During the hard storm SatuiO morning 200 dead sparrows wer 1 picked up under the everqreeus 3 trees at the Frank Staler and Mrs COUNCIL PROCEDURES Reqular Meeting of Village, , u Council July 11, 1950 Called to Brokaw homes order by Acting EmLST SSl must be accompanied fby a Ceruiiexl Check or Bid Bond I DAVID HARDING oi FlvePont 5 of he Bid LIVINGSTON COUNTY DOG Jmibmltted bame to be made pay WARDEN able to School Board of Pinckney tPublic Schools A swarm of bees lit in Chas the Board reserves the right to j McRories yard on Unadilla St f, ffr9Ct any and all Bids No Bid last Thurs He was unable to find withdrawn after closing anyone to hive them and after a hi at least thirty 30 days, couple of days they disappeared J The home of Kenneth Davis on BidderUlbe reguirM36 Wesi Caught fire Tuesday performance, labor noon from a defective chimney bonds The Pinckney fire dept was cat Carried Jhool Board of out but there was no damage Motion to adjourn Bhtftc School done Mildred Ackley, Clerk Clark followed by roll call of officers Present, Clark, Eisele, Rea Shiriey and Swarthout Absent R Clark Motion by Read supported by Shiriey to allow following bills, George Clark, Caretaker of Flag 600 Pincknev Dispatch, Printing, 1030 VanWinkle and VanWinkle Deed 500 Carried Motion by Read supported by Shirley to appoint Charles Clark and John Eisele a com of two to investigate the possibilities of opening a thru alley behind the stores i Walker have a letter in thi J issue describing a visit to Chimx town, SanFrahcisco Wm Kennedy shipOed a ca r load of hoops to Plradelphj a Monday There vrere IOOOQQL A freight train killed a , va u able horse for H G Beach lof Hamburg last week The Edwin Farmer house nee tr Stockbridge was broken into Sa t morning and 400 taken The ballon ascension bookeid for here Friday was postpones i on account of the Cloudburst unti I Saturday night Prof Rov mado a fine ascent and came down t within 15 ft of the spot where rte went up This 1R as far as known the first such ascent ever made in Pinckney, The minstrel show lollpwino itwas also pood Announcement THE LANSING BRANCH IS PLEA SED TO ANNOUNCE THE APh OINTMENT OF ARNOLD BER QUIST, AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DOMINION LIFE ASSUR ANCE COMPANY IN PINCKNEY AND VICINITY MR BERQUdST WILL ASSIST HEROLD LUDTKE IN PROVIDING IFE INSURAN CE SERVICE IN THIS AREA FOR THE COMPANY The McKeever tmit of the milit A surprise party was given at ary Order of the Purple Heart the home of Mrs Hodges at Pat J No 236 of Detroit were entertain terson Lake July 11 in honor at ed at the Hodges Cottage at Pat Mr and Mrs Ase Lewis who terson Lake Sunday There were were married recently Fifteen some 30 people there neighbors were present and pre A surprise Chicken supper was serited a table lamp to them, given at the Ed Standish home Cards were played and a luncb Saturday July 15 honoring Mrs wa erved ofteVeeple oJ Mr andJta Percy Ifata Sault Sta Morte were Mon din and son rfRJonQSi ner quest, of Mr Villa Richard 1 at e 8 and Blanch Martn and otao on Ptadmw trtona , 3f Snrt M TMNCKNlgggg, Wediysdoy, JulyJ 9, 1950 Tf liV Draft Trttffic Convention Tackling world road traffic problems, a UN ccnerenco has agreed on an international road traitc convention which eventually would help motorists in ail countries The convention suggests the adoption of a simplified international driving permit which would be honored everywhere The above exhibit of driving permits issued by 40 countries shows the necessity of reaching some form of simplification and greater uniformity in driving permit requirements New Homes and New Lives for Refugees After years of flight, growing numbers of European refugees art settling down in new homes found for them by the International Refugee Organization IRO At left, in the sparselysealed farm lands of Veneiuela, a homesteader rrw3s right fresh from a refugee camp in Europe chats with his new neighbors At right, a pair of young displaced persons, who were among the first group of refugees to be admitted to the United States under a recentlyapproved law ,, r AtWL V Todays Lesson The United Nations and How It Works 11 Jm SS Locals t ST,AT E OFM1CHIG AN v IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR , w , THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON Mr and Mrs Louis Waqner o IN CHANCERY Chubbs Comers left Monday for Newberry, Mich, on a vacation Ruth B Culver, Plaintiff Bern ice Maas of Marion spent vs the week end with Alberta Dink T , , D el Isabel Brown Bremen Cora Brown Curdy, Wm r redone Francis Shehan and Charles brown, Ciauae bcott, Vivian aid iar at Dispatch, a print H A fyo copy Ceieeta Parahr and cLJated newspaper f 1iahad, In MUA Couaty m H Smlti Judge of Probat Musson were Sunday quests of Allen Dinkel w fc w of hundreds of schools throughout York, near UN Headquarters A recommendation SJu whMh are addiw VtumeVof the United that all UN Member Countries encourage the ZlSiSStiSM to Wieir addition of similar courses to their school pro 2k th huchcil at Grelt Neck, New grams was adopted by the General Assemb review of tTV Permanent Home Scott, Charles Scon, Mora been, Georqe Scott, Joseph Anaro, Brown Andrew Wrnt,uit Liu Mr and Mrs Wm Adams and Etnyl Whitaker his wile, Maitra dauqhter of Detroit spent last M Whitaker Strauch, ana uei, Tuesday with Mrs Mary Hoft j unknown wives, heirs devise The Harry Lee family of Lake land, the Mylo Kettler family o I Jackson and Jack Roberts and jwife of Detroit were Sunday quests of 3 H Carr and wife I Don Diilinqham and wiie cf Leslie were Sunday visitors at the oy Dilllinqham home Mrs Edna Campbell spent Sat Sat and San in Dearborn The Roy Reason family attend the Gardner reunion at Johnson Park, Grand Rapids, Sunday leqatees and assiqns Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION Suit pendinq in Circuit Coun for the County ot Livinqston in Chancery on this I5h day ui July, 1950, It appearinq from the sworn Bill of Complaint as filed in saici cause that the plaintiff has noi been able after diliqent search, and inquiry to ascertain whether Vivian Scott, Claude Scott Chas Scot, Flora Scott, Georqe Scoit Lester B Scott, David Luqen Scott, and their unknown wivi heirs, devisees, leqatees anassiqns, a part of said defend ants named in this cause, an srT or TW Prrjx Coor tor Ae ral of i vinqgtoo AC i ,sir of Hold CC,, CSJ ho 1aio OPC r o City of Hotr on the I2h day cf July A D , 1950 ,T 3 t Hotj lluitn R rib Jurtu 1 Vabotw rn the llattvi rA tt Estate of ciy CJII 3rruh, Incs 3lih Minor i sci1 Ocait btT petition Lcense to sell the y P Johnny and Phyllis Clinton , of Detroit spent las, week at the ulivo or dead, or where thev C J Clinton home while their j may reside if livinq, or it thev parents, Mr and Mrs Ralph Clin J have any personal represented aii T v jives or heirs livinq, or when I they or any oi them may rei v ton, were at Black Lake The Murray Kennedy family were Sunday quests at the Am brose Kennedy home in Howell Fred LaCours of Toledo, Ohio was arrested Friday mqru bv Marshall John Eisele for bemq drunk and disorderly and taken to iail Saturday he was brouqrU before Justice Poulson and fined 9 or 10 days Ho took the 10 days Susan Campbell spent the wk end with Mrs Wm Doolev in Linden Mr and MrsHarry Eikhoff and Mrs Ryan of Briqhton were Fri day visitors at the Roy Dillinq nam home James Mohler and Laura Helzer of Detroit were week end vis cii7 filed ,iuq ioT interest of tiii palate r crain real estate therein described It is Ordered That the 7th day oi August u , iwiU i tn IMCK in tnt ranoon, at aenvf Probata rfici ba aud srfrt orppotnted or hoariuc uid pyt J tfcat all pcjnone intrortod in said Atae appear before said Coart, at said i oyid plfico o she v cice vliy q oaej to sell the interest in said fal ttate hould not be granted t in Fuxthsr juowQ in Tabi1 otioe tfireoi bm rn by pabttcattot f n copy of IhJsi ur enre each week hroo suecenaiwi ejcn previou tu doy of hearing in th Pincknoy patch, c oewupaper, wbitci cwl nir true oopy Hlic U Srslth 33ta Panhall Judge Probate or vhether the title, inter claim, loin or possible riqht o these defendants has been assiqned to anv other person o persons, or whether such tiiLinterest, claim, lien or possibly riqht has been disposed of b Will of said defendants And it further appearina thai 1he plaintiff does not know and lias been unable after diliaen search and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons wh are included as defendants willcut beina named Therefore, on motion of Stanley i Berrimnn, attorney for plaintiff it is ordered that the above ncn ed Vivian Scott, Claude Scott Charles ScottFlora Scott, Georqe Scott Lester B Scott, David Eu qene Scott, and their urknnw wives, hirs, devisees, leqatees, and assiqns, a part of soid dr iters at the Albert Shirley homed fendants namod in this suiicausp dvir appearance to be ntrnct Amonq those who attended the funeral of Rev Dietrich at Cad iliac last Wed were lMrs Edna Campbell, Hay Coons, Mr and Mrs Willard Morqan jr Mr and Iviis ieuneth Wuiqiey Mr and Mrs, Kenneth Lisae and Rev and Mrs Hancock Susan Campbell started work in he Citizens Mutual Auio Ins oxuco at Howell this week The Leonard Lee, Albert Shir ley, Murray Kennedy and how ard Thayer families attended the 4H pioqram at the camp at Briqhton inursday niqht 10o children were there The Lawrence Bauqhn enttertained Sunday in honor of their weddinq anniversary Earl Bauqhn and wife, Bill Bauqhn herein within three months of th dato hereof, and that in default Vher of said Bill of Complain os on fib herein be takn as cn fessed bv Raid defendants and oach and all of them And it in further ordrd tna tho plaintiff cause this Order 1 bo published within forty dnvz n the Pir,cknev Dispatch, a rw Moaner printed, published and rircnlatinq in said county, on n och week for at least siy Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissioner Stanley Eerriman Attonov for Plaintiff Ptminoss Addross Hwrll MiHiaan family TVlphono No 1833 Mauy of you are slurpi undly thes nights, secure In the kucwledge tliat your liomc is paid for, Llat theres an education fund roaJy totlrauvtrjiori for that son or daughterrfcafly for ool lvf,e It docsnt take a financial wizard, to figure out that the roKJlar purcJiase of I, y Savings iionds in i sio, piofit able and suro way of savintr, one ok the best ever invented Today is the time to join the Payroll Savings Plan at your office or the Bond AMonth Plan a your hank That spells financial security II S Trrauiv DtfiuvieU Tho nhov ontiMod rni voa and s brouoht to aid I1 fh followno dcribnH andkirnily,Winston Bauqhn und located n the Townnhin f TV1 ftl lord Thi t fill, is a model of the buildingrA be erected in New York City for UNs permanent headquarters Construction will sUri aootn the ii drtlc of September with U excavations for the 39storj i buUuu t the rifht The United States Government mftde the United Nttioos a f5,e00e interestfree loan for ite Bea4aartera Anhlteetf ejj te wnpleU JU anit by i imt ft lrlj KONSTANTDi ZINCHENKO family and the John Caiver fam ily iiJtii Mr and Mrs Georao Mcabor ir were in Stockbridqe Shndav niqht at the Wm Marshall homo Georqe Meabon sr has qonc to the home of hig dauqhter,MuEva Teuton, in Rochester to si The L I Henry and Tom War families attended the Sahoenhal family reunion at Crooked Lai Sunday 49 were present, Myi I Shoenhcflswas named orey,An, Karus, sec, and Kathryn Ienry, treas Harold Devine who lives with the James Murphv familv was hit by a car ariven by Lois Shirley Thursday niqht when he ran in front of it near tho carnival Ho was not iniured Roy Clinton and friend, Mies Mently of Mansfield Ohio, call ed at the C J Clinton home Sur Mr and Mrs James Royer of Detroit spent the week end, with Mr and Mrs Wayne At Lee The Robert Read familv anc Tommie Read,son of Mrand Mrs Howard Read, attended the cir cus in Lansinq Tuesday ClarAno RadtVo j PhiladV Pa and Robert Morris of Monroe called on Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt Sat on their way to t naval traininq station in Califc nia The former is Mr Nesbitt qrandson Mrs Rose Hendee is visitinq relatives in Shepherdsville, Mary Jane Mitteer of Stock bridqe is a quest at the Robo Read home The Robert TwitcheH family returried last week iiom a vaca tion in Ohio, Earl Mann of Detroit spent last Thundery with his brother, Gene Mrs Aha Meyer entered St Joel copy i hospital, Saturday for treatment I Omi CoiTnw of Livinqston and Stat of Michiqan, anH mor narticularlv described as follow f and th n SW u 4 o th of iir, F1 nf th SW1 Txroljna hrrrirrm hn SW1 rf V SFdV nf h SV ill In Sctinn 21, T3N, R5F Miliian Stanlv Bnmnn Attorney for Plnint Busins Address Jiowell Michiqan S L rn t memo b rrobai Otflct, in th Cily oi At a aMtoa of aoid Cuuit aoW kn ihi City ei HoweU In said County an tho 3rd day oi July A D , 1950 ProftmtiHo Ktann K doito, Joaq d 3robaUi f la th MoHw ol ho Bttato ot Michael Lavey decaed It appeaiii to i aoui tbai t j mo for prewnialioa oi uftataM aqdmm aid Btai should b Malfttd and that i tlfflo and placa bt cpiaUd to re ezcanto ami odsst all claim ind befor fSM QHBJI and thai ISQsl fealm of said dcw d mMAudl U Wktdl th Mtat oi uaicn tLouid b ad it to Oidrd That all of hi credi oi said dectoMd axe required to present their claim tr said court at said Probate Office, and to terra a copy thoraof upon Adrian Lavey, adrainistra tor of said eatate whoso addrew is Pinck ney, Michigan at said Probalo Office on on or before 18lh day of Sopt,1950,at ten oclock in the forenoon said time and skat bsssa appototed kt flM m STATE Or MICHIGAN w iht, Cinuuii ouuni run inb 4jvtoii or UVJNlON in uriAiMCLiu ivoiyn hi bcruiieid, luruieily hvolyu M, Cook, Ilaintiff VBVviiird h Jrwiii, Administrator 1 ii Lotao i iiorLd rt Cook r docoatoa, and rierbit ii Cook, Jr Dt fondants ORDER OF PUBLIC A HON Sun penainq in tn, Circuit Coun for uio County oi Livinq ston on tlit bth day of July, 19iU, at the City oi howtii, in said County i it satisfactoriy appeannq ta iho Court by afluiav on fiii ihat thy defcnaonts, Hibbrt H Cook, Jr, is not a rfsidcni of the Siato oi Michiqcn and that his residence is unknown On motion of Stanley Berrirnan attorney for plaintiff, IT IS OHDKLD inat tho saidi defendant Herbert H Cook, Jr cause his appearance to be entered in this causo within three months from tho dote if this Or dor, and in case of hi appear unco that he cauua rus Answer to tho plaintiffs bill of Complaint to bo filed, and a copy iheieaf to be served upon tho piaintiis attorney within fifteen days af ter rervice upon the delendcat ot a copy of said Bill and notice oi this order, arid that in default thereoi triat said Bill be taken as contested by said defendant And it is further ORDERED that withm forty days after the date hereof, the said plaintiff cause a notice cf this Oraer tcr be published in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulate in said County of Livinqston, and that such publication be continued once in each week for six successive weeks, or that she causa a copy of this Order to be served personally on said defendant, at least fifteendays before the time above described for her apoeai nee And it is further ORDERED tho the said plaintiff cause a copy of this Order to be mailed to said defendant at his last known post office address, bv reqitered amincrtion and adjustment of all claim j fnail, and a return receipt deand demands against eafd dececs4d md fai foe adiudicciiao and dettcm iaa of ffie seize at law ol said deceas it the m d hto decr enhuea u inner H e sslest d wfckfc As aeeecesd K manded at least twenty days before the time herein pre scribed for the appearance of the de jndant 1 Glenn C Yelland Clrcu Court Commissioner ttaraey fcr pkttnliff ustnet Iddress i lowell, Michiqan Telephone No 183 vUl n u n THE HNCKNEY DISPATCH w n j j i2C y Community Schools Annual Statistical Report ij NOT 18 1949 to June 30, 1950 Bl RECEIPTS I Cotih Balance Nov 18, 1949 16,02757 2k Current operating tax collections 11,75396 3 Delinquent tax 68991 4 Interest on delinquent tax 637 5 Primary money 2,15208 6 State Aid 33,34979 7 Sales Tax 5,00976 8 Elementary tuition 5720 9 High school tuition 1,24270 10 Nonresident transportation 1,25825 11 Other revenue receipts 4000 12 Lunch Money 6,82024 13 Total Receipts 14 Total cash receipts incL Bed of Nov 18, 1949 62,38026 78,40783 I j School Debt N V t 1 Cash Balance Nov 18, 1949 2,69723 X 2 Telinquent Tax 816 3 T tal cash receipts incl balance 2,70539 4 r id principal 1,00000 5 P id interest 27000 i, X 6 T al disbursements 1,27000 h x 7 Cc i balance June 30, 1950 i 1,43539 j Expenditures r 1 Su lies and expense gf Bd od Ed 90545 1 2 Preram of Treasurers Bond 23868 3 Sale of Superintendent 2,81250 4 Offk clerk and supplies 59287 5 Cei us expense HSQQ 6 SH y of Principal 2,54125 n 7 Tea hers salaries 33,20288 B High School tuition 22500 V 8 Teaching supplies 38215 10 Books, desk copies, etc 1 2920 11 School library 40975 12 Trans rtation of pupils 7,16297 y 13 Health ,ervice 7600 24 Recrec m Activities 30196 15 Wage cf Janitors 2,43000 16 Fuel, viitor supplies, electricity 3,70957 17 Insur 75628 18 MainlL ence expenditures 4,75054 19 Trunq rtation Buses 3,12164 20 Lunc pensee 7,02180 , f , k JWAJS i Total Cash Expenditures V 70,78549 t Cash Balance June 30, 195C 762234 i i iS Total Expen iure IncL Balance 78,40783 Howard Thayer, president Eric Rose, secretary k A John Burq, treasurer ft Mrs Gerald Clark, trustee x Nelson Miller, trustee J Try a P ispatch V Adv V ss JW8I 61 Arnf AxtpsenpeM w East Meets West at I 7JV Headquarters In full ceremonial dress, representatives of the Mohawks, the Scnecas and the TuscarorasAmerican Indians who live on reservations on both sides of the border in Eastern Canada and the USArecently visited United Nations headquarters to ask for on complaints involving treaties Here Miss Emily General iLO of the Mohawk nation talks with Mrs Hansa Mehta, represent aive of India on the UN Commission on Human Rights Learning IS etc Lines at J77V Sir Cedric Hardwieke, distinguished British actor, came to UN Headquarters to view at first hand the work of the Economic and Social Council He plays the starring role in All Your Strength, a radio program based on the work of the Council, first of a series of documentary radio features produced by the United Nations Above, ECOSOC President Hernan Santa Cruz of Chile left is pointing out to tne visiting actor and to Sir Ramaswami Mudaliar of India an important phrase in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights For the Rights9of Women East and West meet in thelBght for womens rights as Judge Dorothy Kenyon left, former U S representative on the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, and Mrs Lakshmi jMenon of India center, Chief of the UN Section on the Status of Women, greet Mrs Ruth Tomlinson, President of the British National Federation of Business and Professional Womens Clubs Occasion was a luncheon given in New York in the latters honor when she arrived at UN Headquarters, where she will attend the fourth session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women Trusteeship Council Opens Session The United Nations Trusteeship Council, now holding its seventh annual session at Lake Sneeess willdeal with such questions ss pi cysts la UJtf Trust Territories, proposals for an international regime for Jerusalem, end protection of the Holy Places there Here, Dr Victor Hoe, TJJ Assistant SecretaryGeneral, talks with Roger Garresn of France, outgoing President of the Council rng iajfiUfafc m II District No 6, Unadilla Township, Livingston County Annual Statistical Report General Fund Receipts 1 Cash Balance June 30, 1949 2 Current Operating Tax Collections 3 Delinquent Tax 4,593656 1,46835 Ovo2 4 Primary Money 9,30070 6 SoTax 217824 7 15264 8 Elementary Tuition 74 gg 9 Other Revenue Receipts 47,32 10 Total Revenue Receipts 15,29679 11 Total Cash Receipts Including Cash Balance of June 30, 1949 19,83535 Building and Site FundReceipts 1 Received from sale of bonds 6,50000 2 Total Receipts 6,50090 Expenditures 1 New Bldgs, additions, or improvements 5,78259 2 New furniture and instructional equip 30666 3 Misc Capital outlay expenses 25000 4 Net total of Cash Dusbursements 5 Cash Balance on hand June 30, 1950 6 Total Disbursements and Balance 2 6,33925 16075 6,50000 1 Debt Retirement FundReceipts 1 Current Tax Collections 1,46835 2 Total Revenue Receipts 1,46835 i Expenditures 1 Paid principal on boncls 1,30000 2 Paid interest on bonds 3125 3 Total Debt Retirement Fund Exp 4 Cash Balance of June 30, 1950 5 Total Disbursements and Balance 1,33125 13710 1,46835 General Fund Expenditures 1 Salaries of board of education 10000 2 Supplies and expense of Bd of Ed 2880 1500 1892 9,89000 95305 7291 19919 19806 84166 3 Census expense 4 Other general control expense i 5 Teachers salaries C High School Tuition 7 Teaching supplies 8 School Library 9 Mi a Instruction expense 10 Transportation of pupils 11 Wages oi Janitors 55225 12 Fuel, janitor supplies, electricity 1,47402 13 Rent 14 insurance , 15 Buildings and ground Meant 52076 lb Ne wfurniture and instructional equip 56547 17 New heating, lighting, water serv equip 1,04774 18 Misc capital outlay expenses 27981 19 Total Cash Expenditures 16,95010 20 Cash Balance June 30, 1950 2,oo52o 5000 t 14246 21 Total Dusibursementa incl Balance 19,83535 Dan Howlett, president , t tJI Herold Ludtke, secretary JtMi Isabel Johnson, treasure m, rfoand Stofer, trustee GhtS febstf, trustee Ift t e Store TW Hackney DLQMKAI Entered as 2nd act of March 3 1877 matter at Pestoiftc 114 SoHowell SL PinckmeMich guhfripfan Price 9L8D a Tear P W Wednesday, July 19 1950 Mrs Vjrqmia Carver and new u v etuned home from StJoe hospital, Ann Arbor, SOL enck of NeW York and Rex No 1 and wife of Ann Arbor wer Sunday quests oi Frank Aberdeen nd wife i Groceries, Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie GOODBYfctVrO PUMPING DISSOLVES TREE ROOTS ELIMINATES DIGGING DISOlVjB GREAr roMcnj9iua ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY Kennedy Ggn Strc r Special de luxe PHSLGAS7APPAM Range J Mr and Mrs Louis Shehan an Mrs Edna Spears and Jack ShC don were Sunday dinner quests of Ml and Mrs Geoe Shehan Ann Arbor Stanley Dinkel, Earl Bauqhn and John Burq attended the pop S corn stand lawsuit in Howell last I Friday The Mark Nash family attend ed the Farm Bureau picnic at Lake Chemunq last week Mrs Celia Nash visited her dauqhter, Barbara, at the Conql camp at South Haven over the week end Georqe Malock and wikMae q Kennedy of Pontiac spent th I week end at the Irvin Kenneu I home f Charles Crimmons and family of Royal Oak spent the week end1 with the John MccDonnell iamily t The Robert Grainqer family oil Lansinq were Sunday visitois ai the Louis Covle home i Thirty members of the Church tf God, Wriqhts Corners went to Cadillac last Wed to attend the funeral of Rev Dietrcih Sunday quests of Mr and Mrs J Ben White were Carl BidwelljK and family of Briqhtori The James Burns family Ann Arbor and the Dominick Conklin family of Pontiac wor, Sunday quests at the Ray Burns, home , Mr, and Mrs D T Moran of De troit were Thursday quesls ox Mrs, Mary Hoff i Mr and Mrs Cliff Miller ana Aqatha Henry, left Sat to visit I her cousin, Glen Coon, in Clark, burq, West Virqinia Mrs Flora McArtor and the Merlin Amburqey iamily are vis itinq relatives in Sprinqfield, Mo Jvlrs Mae Metz of Howell and Pat Ledwidqe, son of Mr and I e Vincent Shields family c Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe of Royal Ann Arbor were Sunday quests 1 8ak if visitin his erremdmother I of the,Lee Lavev fav Mrs Eleanor LHwidqc w Sunday quests of Mrs Emma I , Vollmer were the Wm Kennedy and Mrs Floris Clark en family and Mrs Mary Brandel i Jo mofi cipomiv unh oithy pumping and diggi up of ctstpoolt,tplic ianki, leepce poolt, gra tropi and clogged line Herej the motf reliably ond lolen method liqvf, dinolv ord icporify grease, udg, hoi rfnfh en J Othaf Ofqanic olid, T11 roWern chnu guQore4 quirk end off cifi ,ui, 12 to jfj ho SHUTDOWN oi a or took ne 0, J 5, 25, iC emicol 11 wofkm NTAiNffiJ OH rJiiit Myron Hughes 8717 Lokasida r P ,5 VPiimtibing Water Sytems etc Stanley Oiatkel riiNMayiitt j Mr and Mrs , tended a teachers Floris Clark at picnic near Hiiisaaie Sunday The Warren Hoover family oi Chelsea spent Saturday at the Bruce VanBlaricum home CROSS SHIELD , Mr I tertained lirz Maiv Hoff and MreOscia Siqler at luncheon on Friday niaht Mrs of Detroit Charles Caven and family of Newcastle, Penn, spent last wk uorothy Noftley Miss wit e Merwin Campbell fam Marqaret Kolan and Mrs Blanch nV Kochel of Monroe were Sunday Mis Rose Berquist of irana quests of Mrs Mary Hoff Mrs RPids spent the week end at Oscia Siqler returned to Moriroptnp Arnold Berquist home with them Mrs Mable Suydam of Jackson THE HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS OWN HOBPROFIT PREPAYMENT PLANS FOR Jo Donald Clark who qraduafed 4 wtomtic, instantlighting burners removable porceiaia drip trays y Viguallte oveii nth tfam window and oyea light vL 44hour dock rith builtin ttaAir Visiminder signals eoong time, ur to 30 minutes s yiBiguide gives lime zA temperature information V niuminted signal tollj ven even i oa v pgbt iilumiraias entir top tf range LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now is the time to modernize your kitchen with Philgas the thrifty bcrttled gas for farm and town homes You can hunt far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range Remember, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range, regardlesof type, make, Off condition Easy term, if you wish MANY OTHER PHILGAS AfPUANCfS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE 1 Fvltiz KMclwa Roce from 9950 Automatic Water Heateri from 8950 SEE US TODAY Wt HANDLE ALL INSTALLATION DETAILS ftO 145 gockej Swarthoat pjw Lucius Doyle sr has sold th I0 anA qaraae he bouqht of Mrs Marion Buhnett here on South Howell St to Mr and Mrs Edmund Haines, Mr and Mrs Stanley Culver of Deerfield spent Friday at th Murray Kennedy home J Mr and Mrs Roy Qazk at1 tended the Northville races Thur day niqht He won the daily double, , In the wpiteups of new lake home last week, the Saturday Ann Arbor News carried a write up and pictures both interior and exterior oi the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Read Mr and Mrs Wm Harris of Roseville were Sunday quests of Mr and Mis Henry Hauck Pat Jeffreys had a weeks va cation last week from his duties at the Gulf oil station James Shirey ir who has been in California arrived home Friday Eddie Hartman of Detroit and Norma Roberts of Fowlervilie called on Mr and Mrs Sam Gentile Saturday Mrs Marqaret Hoey Lickly and two dauqhters of Dexter were in town Saturday niaht Roy Caveffly and son, Billie, of Howell called at the Dispatch of fice Saturday night Mrs Mel Dilla of Turwater, Wash Dorothy Meabon writes her husband, Mel Dilla an officer in the army is preparina to leave for KoreaShe will drive here and stay with her parents, Mr and Mrs Georae Meabon ir MrsRobert Paul and son,of De Detroit spent the week end at the Olin Robinson home, Rush Lake Mr and Mrs Howard Read at tended the Northville races Fri day niqht and had dinner at the Plymouth hotel it beinq Howards birthday Thef spent Sunday at the Wilde ccottaqe, Portaqe Lk Glen Carey and family oi Lonq Lake were Sunday quests of the Asher Wylie family Sqt Ted Adseh and wife of De troit spent the wek end at the Wm Shehan home He is nowtcvVyr chooL Mrs Tel Bourfconnais and 3 children oi Boise, Idaho, were I quests of Mr TM Mrs Dtn C Swartbout the first of the week and Mrs M T Fisher were is visttinq Mr Reason Mrand MrsClyde in Lansinq Friday Miss Ruth Kennedy ofYpsilanti and Barbara Clark were Sunday quests at the Chas Clark home Mr Emma Broqan and Mi 8 ICuns PafTson of Stockbridqe here m 1949 ana aiiend Cljary Jcalf d at the Stanley Dinkl t, jii i honv Saturday Business and has boon workmq I Mis Jean Meyor and two child at LcTVev Hardware, stnrld work in the Ypsilanti Savings BcmkUn c YpIan Monday, itora n were Wod visWalter Clark hom tmmjktammmmte K mn mtm Rural news WORKING DOLLARS Americans in all walks of life, who invest their savings in telephone securities, make it osible for us to ie you more arul hetler telephone 8crv iee Their money i used to cxaiul the telejione sytem , increasing the value of your telephone by providing more tele phones thatyou can cull VOICES WITH A SMILE Many Michigan iJell operators have attended meeting recently to hear themselves talk in wirerecorded conversation with other girls who took the part of customers Theyve learned that the tone of their voices often can make a big difference in the quality of telephone service Perhaps yolfve already noticed an improvement in your service as a result of these, meetings MORE JOBS Twelve years ago only onetenth of the telephones on Michigan Bells rural line were dial Today, more than twothirds of the rurabline telephones are dial And yet Michigan Bell now employs more than twice as many operators as twelve years ago MICHIGAN BELL TILEPHONE COMPANY mm m MtfiftWWs rawr, Y T 1 EfoCKNttJMSPATCH , Wednesday, July 19, 1950 Make Tours a Plus Quality Mytrt EJECTO Systems for botii shellow ond deep, wells Only ONE moving part spins wafer from your ell Quiet, vibrationfree, economical Never waterlog or loses prime Capacities up to 4300 gait, ptr hour Mytn SnalUw Well PlwngetType System Myeu Deep Well PlungerType Sytlem Myer HtavyDwly ihotlow Wall Syttem 5 Great Water System to Meet Every Head Soundest investment for your nome and farm is a modern Myers Water System1 Completeness of the Myers line assures you the water service exactly suited to your individual Mrs Ada Standish and Mrs Esther Hodges were fishina at Patterson Lake Wed and Mrs Standish hooked a 31 in pike Arthur Laird and family of Grand Rapids were Sun quests of the Wayne Can family Mrs Marie Smith and dauqh ter, Marjory, called at the M E Darrow home Friday They live in Detroit Mr and Mrs Claude Curtis CORNER wm THE PINCKNEY SAfllTAalUM VcnWNKLE VanWJNKLE hay Dutty Pmcjoiey, Mich Dolly lUirt A aL to iUOO P M Except WtdBWCUly MoiuTujfiUkrt 7iUu0Qpn D McCLUSKEY Dentist and dauqhter,Claudia, of Martins i , M J,aJi, ville, Ind, called on Mrs Marry 2 Michigan Hoff and at the home Saturday M E Darrow Telephone requirements And policy of, making Myers unvarying every part better than needed e extrarugged, oversize, more precisely machined and fitted insures longest, lowcost operation All Myers Water Systems are GUARANTEED IN WRITING Come in and let us show you how easily you can enjoy Myers plusperformance We service all makes of water systems BANK AUTO LOAN Financed the LOW COST way Ollto 835 Residence 81i Jtaealngs by Appointments Howell Michigan HER SNEED with a BANK AUTO LOAN Save money when you buy yourj Howell Michigan Heal Estate, msuranceilrokeiage dry Lake and Fcapn Property A Speciality List Tour Property with DWVanWinkU CJLVanWinkie Attorneys est Lew First Slate and Savings Bos Bowell Michigan MAHTINT LAVAW Attorney at Law rnonm 13 Brighton, Mich hone XWfffi Repairing MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heatlnq State 8717 Lakeside Drive Rush Lake next car Finance it here i Phone 183 2075E5iaad River j H SWARTllgUT 4 SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phonos 39 4 63 PlnckneJdlclk TRKD C REjCKHOFF ST OPTOMJJJRIST I UEE LAV6X General Insurance Phone 59F3 Pinckney Michigan AUCTIONEER THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Farm Sale a Spedadry BEOT WYUE Ours fsliOMP1ETE Walei Sptim Service Howell Mich Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corporation All Deposits In sured up to 5,000 for each Depos itor W 78F2J LAVEY HARDWARE 9t 9Mh Phone REFiaGSRATION SEuVTCt HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Matte Pbae Pinckney 154F3 DR C 7 TOWNER Dentist 18044 ortoge Lake Road, Dexte Phon Dexter 3481 TIMEPROVEN PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS FOR SALE Ford Ferguson Tractor DAWest Loader Extra Tires for Rear Plow Anqler Dozer 9595 Kress Rd Cultivator Hydro Scoop Lakeland Mv Son Is INNOCENT Read the dramatic story of a boy unjustly accused of stealing and expelled from school a die qiuce to all except Jiis mother Read how her crrim determination turned him Lito a hero, as told in Let Riant Be Done in The American Weekly with this Sundays July 23 issue of Det roit Sunday Times wirMIT POR LEAD OR DISABLED STOCK 4M1W HORSES 150 EACH COWS 150 EACH Classified Advs V4 ACCORDING TO SIZE 1 AND CONDITION j FOR SALE Alunimum Baby Basinet and Play Pen with pad Call Pincknev 156F5 120 West Gtamcferer Av HoweH MBsigan For Appointment Pno 358 ReeJdenoe 618 ULOD HENDEE live Stock HsuUe Week Tripe Made 1c fcetofc General Trucking j Phone 84F14 CARL JONES 1 Concrete Products Cnavel Sand Top SolL Read Gscrves FIR Dirt and Road Butt Blocks Laid Piece or Ctwfraal 7628 Tome Rd Putdcoey Bte i Phone Dexte3 I I I FOR SALETen 3 month old rabbits Call Bill Brady Phone 1164 FORSALE A 1839 Chev Club Coupe, color blue, in aood runn ina condition Very Reasonable Can be seen at 166 Uancilla St M 1 VI Alive r FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROJUPTIY HORSES 150 COWS 150 WE BUY HIDES jtnD CALF SKINS Phone 88 Plnckny Central Dead Stock C FOR SALEMixed Hoy, Will sell pne Pincknev 138F2 stondinq or you may cut on SALESPEOPLE WANTED Hogs PigsCalves Removed Freejff3,, , Nick Ckluser VUUM ur liiancy PlasUc M3S East J Demonstrators in tills area Over 974 items Beautiful hostess qitte FOUND At the donkey ball Hiahest commission paid No d qame Saturday niqht, a pair of hveries to make If interested qlasses in leather caseT Inquire write Box 461, Stockbridqe, Mich cnthe Dispatch Office FOR RENT Modern apartment over Roy Clarks store Phone 124F3 Pinckney REMOVED FREE i , PHONE COLLECT T pY j CARL BERG j 1 HOWELL 4 5 0 I Licensee for V DARLING COMPANY r,v FOR SALE German Shepard, 2 XJS old Wistered with papers IcweuTol9 f0r qQOd h FOR SALE 160 Have your Furnace and Oil Bjamdrs Cleaned and checked Work quaranteed Phone Pinckney 8 leave name ATTENTION Saws filed Retoothed, Lawn Mowers Sharpened HOW BIG IS A BILLION All Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 River Lane Drive r 1915 4AJ 11UW 111 Jmcjmey week nw ij 5 v3, aFOR SALE5 ven weeks I STto fen Marv Kenn9d, Pias Frank Pearce DOLLARS Ms CorbX Salyer I 960 Stinchfieid Rd, Silver Lak An excerpt quoted from a HudUurt SALtHoVX n,i T J IFOR SALE Duo Therm Oil HiLand Lake, Michigan son MotorCarCompany news Portable Typwrite91lBurner 6 Size 3500 Jotter qives us some idea of iustllittie Will sellTerv rSSnf17 11881 W Shore u u i unn jn lii rBU very reasonable t cnu ei Pinckneys Meats Fruit QUALITY ,S51 MilrcO O DU1I1U 1UBU Wl I how biq is a billion dollars ICall 38F4, Pindknn If everyone in the United roH SAl7 P TT States cashed m all his life insur Mower, 4 bar Havak1 ,ance policies the total wouldMoline aSabJneMoHne amount to 44 billion not quite1 Tractor M9U S 1 J enough to run the government PbwUUX DrflT iter one year If every city andj Liebermans Farm Sfervke town owner in this country sold Oak Grove Miehi vSFliv1 t0tal wouldamountr Phone Howell fliaQ oTsTtfwi , to 30 billion enouqh to run9,,p soiuwi the qovernment for eiqht monthsfp1 , filing and the livestock, the resultinq lUK SALLEUsed AUisCnalmers 25 billion dollars would not run irJ,bmej Model H International the qovernment for seven months iJacto 1 cultivator, Weed KilllorWiUd 0 toe ioT Ford Trac McPHERSON State ANKTractor witraedTffi Howell, Mich rs at reduced rate unaer Federal Supervtton Howll HardwctraGiregorvMjffh Member Federal Deposit Iniuran I nmw, ce Corporation All Dembsits up to 5000 lor each Deposttst Inquire Steffens Store HilandLak FOP SALE Power Lawn Muwa 21 m Cut 7500 When new It cost 15750 Lucius Dovle, Phone 4 Groceries Vegetables a V Fish Market WANTED Lady wishes to da wall paperinq Vfay reasonable Has own outfit Mrs L VanSldver 11371 Lakeview, Patterson Dr FOR SALENew army wall tent 12rl4, Beautyrest mattress end sprinqS4 burner cabinet oil stove 1 with oven Inquire 140 Unadillal St, Pinckney Fcg SAJ r 1929 4 DooTKrd Sedan, Hydraulic Brakest First c iak lt t 3500 115 Chilson Rd Phone Howell 1382W to Pinbkney Basement, rurnace, rth very beet 0 condition ExWBPSSS 10 650000 SEE REASON PHONE 133 or 17 USE T4L FOR ATHLETES FOOT BECAUSBIt has greater PENETRATING Power With 90 per cent undiluted alcohol base, it carries the active medication DEEPLY to kill the germ on contact Get happy relief IN ONE HOUR or your 40c back at any drug store Today at CORYS DRUG STORE WANTEDJOULThr Will pay Detroit market prices1 JC H Uow Phone 82FL B u Service t T Clarks PWCKNEYS FDOST FOOD STORE l GLASS I SERVICE FOR t TRUC HAVE THE BROKEN GLASS PRQPERLY REPLACED BY SKILLED AUTO GLAZIER SO TT WILL BE SAFE FROM i THE STRAINS OF EXCESS IVE TRUCK VIBERATIONS I WE USE THE BEST AVAIL ABLE GLASS AND DO THE t WORK PROPERLYMOMmYtJ JUMPS AUTO PARTS PHONE 151 f 1018 EAST GRAND RIVER fk HW WYLIE i NOTARY r INSURANCE and BONDS , PHONE 138 PINCKNEY jj We Have Farm Chick i Need Feed m a i r mil MWtttnH 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 July 19, 1950 Description An account of the resource July 19, 1950 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 1950-07-19 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d9da970427644e5bb942b6f9b23ac996.pdf 6a2ba603dff8e7b67ee0ba890b57e2c4 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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MT imwm w mm m em n Mjum,, jkA Wi rei j t i3 i Dispatch n Volume 67 The Pinckney Dispatch Michigan Mirror Gene Airman, Michiqan Press Assn secretary suggests that tne people at Michiqan write Premier Joe Stalin of Kussia, a letter Tins B in line with a suggestion oi Can bounders of the Jackson Citizen Patriot, winner oi the hu iuzer prize for the best eaitoriaJ in 1943 He says American Communists and their stooqes are circulating phony peace petitions Theii firsi objective is to outlaw the atomic bomb, although it is Russia up to the present time who has blocked aii eiiorts to control it These peace petitions claim to have the backing of the United Nations and Tryqive Lie,sea, althouqh both have repudiated the invasion oi South Korea by North Korea Qujte a few people, aciiviated by dread of war and desire for peace have siqned these fake pet itions This enables Red propaq anaa to score Why not offset this We believe in peace, we did not want to qo to Korea In fact, Roche Honored By Michigan IMd A, M Roche, Lnsirif agency manager for Michigan Lift Insurance company, waa singled out Thursday by his company for an award tor obtain,, I ting at least one i p p 11 cation to each week for the lasfi 15 years Scott E Lamb, executive vlce president of the company, com meriting on tru jhonor, said he would remember Roche io similar achievement covering such a long period Mr Roche U a native of Pinckney and haa been with Michigan Life since 1926 He is a member of the Michigan Horsemens a s s oc 1 a tion, United States Trotting association, Lansing Life Underwriters association and National Association of Life ujtfteteiitttiL BIGGER VETERINARY, COLLEGE J Wednesday, July 26, 1950 No 30 OUR DEMOCRACY AMERICAN INGENUITY CREATES AN INDUSTRY CHffSCMAKIWS STAKTrDJMAMiJUCA WHEN PEOPLE,CCMINe PfcOM QetW tAWDS, 6ROUOHT WITH THEM MTTHOOS OP MMONg THS VOWCHEfiSJttMAOC Qfi TW FARMEACH TYPE UMTEp TO ITS OWN LOCALE, TMf ART WAS Of PN0f NT ON THE SKILL AND MCMORy OP THE CHEESE MAKEft iNotes oi uifc Gamu The old timets game piayea here unufa iqnuj by ieum cuptainea 6y Vun bwainoui ana Stanley Diakel was a tnrihei, u turrent Comment A pujbiic utility which did its shout xrij buiiaxiiq up tms section wem out oi exisiauce inaisaay We see that Michiqan State Col we got out once We are fiqhtinq 1 lqe nas doubled the capacity oi today under tlex direction of the their veterinary colleqe at a cost Uuiq iinaily won ill to VJ Joy n li vnu uoat raiioaa j Dinkel on a disputed uvvisonin fUIi lls iQst passouqer train from tne iqsi uinuiq wnn tne wuith ioao to rrankion, Mich, inis out team a run benina Doc iaaa was bum by popular SUD Hendee tripled to the right iiela scnption and ran us last train teuo ana was thrown out ut thujin iti8 drawn ry a wooa ourri plae when he tried to stretch iiIna locomuuve u enjoyea a tret into a home run on a very closo mtiicous Pusmess ana between decision iitilZ ana ibib carried over oj The has Peons put up a qreat million pussenqers a year, ihen qame Daikei pitching tor liis Ian passenger trains a Oay THE SUILOINS OP OUflPlRSTCHCCSE FACTORY IN THE MIDDLC 19W CENTURY, NEAR HERKiMER,NEW yORKMARKEO THE BEGINNING OF CHEESE MAKING ON A LAfcOCR, MORE SCIENTIFIC SCALE team did not walk a man ana Swaithout walked 2, some con uoi John Wyiie ion way pack ti the gate to take a home run , away from Paul Sinqer and Pet, Gerycz pulled a circus catch near the right tield fence on Perry Swarfchouts diive Perry Swarihout, Norm Miller and fritz IWy Due to it r re section around Zuk ey Lake enjoyed a tiemendoua giowm, ijcinq me only laice hav ma direct iaiiruad service in ihis liecuon men the iaiiroaa ohauqea tne name oi the station horn ttampurq junction to Lak4 iuiii lnis roaa was men called United Nations Why not say so 1ell Stalin we are fighting ior peace and ask him to cooperate Lets write him, asking him to cul out the dirty work and loin up for peace The suggested form is Premier Joseph Stalin, incam Russian Embassy Washington, D C , Communists in this country say you want peace So do W re really, Fake peace petitions dont fool us The way to peace is to call your Red friends out of South Korea We will get out as soon as your gang does Also we will ciiHaw the atomic bomb f vou witi permit surveillance of your lactones vhich thrtm oi 2,4Uu,0uU Way back 50 yis ago this profession was rather locked down on A veterinary was then called a horse doctor as most of his business was doc toring horses Michiqan then had no established veterinary college and most of the old time vets were qraduates of Toronto, Ont j Then the auto came and the nor se doctoring business went into a decline, and horse doctors be care few and far between How ever as pure food and health laws began to be enacted the veterinary Began to play an im porlant part in the life of the com j munity in assuring the public ol , puremilk and dairy products and rrre proaucinq j pure rnjls Most oi hoir vok now ism inspectinq dairy herds M Dcrt lt your agents mislead vou While we differ with Pres Truman on localv affars we are 100 per cent for him on foreign affairs Ii you dont like this you may change it But anyway write to Joe and oet ii off your chestLeiis show him there is no disunity in United States HUGH D McDOUGALL, j Russell West, asst supt of Ann Hugh D McDougall, 85, supt Arbor public schools has been, oi the Pinckney school aied named chairman or the Ann Ar some time ago we are iriormod ferC0101 nve to see that no milk from diseased pattle is sold to the public and packing houses to keep bad meat off the market Also most veterinaries operate pet stock hospitals where dogs and cats may be taken for treatment This practise has grown to be a larq one m many of the cities TO HEAD DRIVE L 17 , nil TODAY, THROUGH AMEICAN INGENUITY AND RESEARCH, ALL TYPES OF FLNECHEESC ARE PRODUCED HERE FOR THE NATIONAL MARKET,,, WHAT 8EOAN AS A HOUSEWIFE SPECIALTY HAS 9S,COMtrtJHi,M A FCW GENfPTICNS, A GREAT INDUSTRY X j eZOWTHtCHAACTRiTC OFOU 0MOCCy, Happening Church Notes j the T 6 A and the pao3cnaer Wyliegot 3 hits a piece to lead sorvc the lJmq Ponq i4ater in hitting 0011110 diiven cans were put on j The Dmkel team ran up an ear Aitor lSlb the auto and bus be when Swarthout team scored onlqan to cut into trie roads passes G Darrows triple and P Swarjaer business and oi late years thouts hit The Dinkel team add 11y have been uinning but on wasbfjiqer train each way per aay They suit enioy a bio ire qnt businses to which they wili now devot their time exclusive ly We remember being at Lak land one 4th ot July night apouf 1911 and seeing over 500 waiting passengers dancing on the rail loaa uepot plattorm ed 2 more on doubles by Lavey ana Battle and P Swar thouts fly The in the 6th the Swarthout boys came to life and scored 8 runs Murray Kennedy hit a home run scoring Burg and N Miller ahead of him, and P Swarthout hit for the circuit wih Doc Hendee and Ridqc Shirey on Norm Miller qot his 3id hit scoring D Swarthout and Burg The old timers had lots of fan and this will probably be a an nual event October Brlcle 23 to Nov G He formerly taught at Pinckney and Mt ClemonsHis wife was the former Alice Roche I some time ago H left Pinckney in 1913 qoinq 10 Brighton where he headed that school for several years Fol lowing that he lived in Lansingof Pinckney His wife and daughter Haze i, TOTmilNTY TFAriTF proceeded him in death He was TRICOUNTY LEAGUE a member of Livinqston Lodqe j me TriCounty Leaque qame 0 76 Pinckney The funeral played her Sunday Pinckney end buried were in Grand Hapids qot a g start an were behind f n 4 to 3 when they came to bat in PINCKMW KINGS DAUGHTERS,their haUd Sth iJgTheg The Pinckney Kinqs Daughiers , Darrow, Jim Meyer, Joe Jeffreys will hold a picnic at iowners Pic land Joe Lavey and walks to Tom nic Park on Tnursday Aug 3rd Good and Jerry and Chas Clark at noon All families, tiienas and qave them 5 runs and the qame members are invited For trans i Chas Clark held Webbervill poxtattoh, pnone Eloyse CampiVFW to 5 hits but Pinckney elL The Presmade 5 errors i Batteriers Pinckney, C Clark DINKEL VanBlaircum, ss W Darrow, 3b Ward, c I Wyiie, ci Gerycz, ri M Lavey, 2b F Wylie, U Battle, lb Dinkel, p j SWARTHOUT P Swarthout, ss yP Sinqer, lb D Svaithcui, p iBurg, c N Miller, if iM Kennedy, cl G Darrow, 2b Wilson, ii The Ann Arbor City Council has passed an ordinance forbid dinq tne Good Humor men irom rinqing a bell when they AB R Hj sell their wares These people 5 1 1 j iieii ice cream cones irom house 5 1 4 1 0 i 2 1 1 2 ABRH 2 2 1 1 i i 4 3 4 4 4 4 0 1 1 0 2 3 2 2 5 4 4 4 4 3 4 1 3 4 1 to housv wo rather liked the sjuna of their musical bell The council also banned trio use ot all whistles, horns etc in selling merchandise This method of at trading attention is probably a thousand years old Before the advent oi the newspaper the town crier who qave the news bulletins qot attention bv rinqinq a bell Back in our distant youth ih milkman dipped his wares qame 0 , lout oi a milk can with a lonq 1 3 j handled dipper ranq a bell to 2 j call his customers, So did the dri 1 vcr of the meat wagon who 0 Ojwcnt from home to home The 0 1 j irsn peddler blew a horn and so j ak tlit junk dealer while the Chelsea f slHSCrc uncj kiuitl grnuer ran a St Mcurys Catholic Chufch J Pinckney Michigan Rev Fr Albert J Schmitt, Pastor Sunday Masses 1 , u Summer 630, 800 1000 1130Senaee Winter 800 1000 I the final FrdavenLflT7J0 Qave Pinckney a real battle, bad incessiiantiy as he ConfessW jinq 2 to 0 upto to the 5th mnma, waked d,,wi tht, zu0 wiih his Fridav aher TJovnnr rwrt, whn Pinckney who been dor qrindoione tied on his back Wa Satutdav 70T9OOPM mant woke up and Phed suppofJ this bann also extends Sundav before 800 M across 7 runs Widmeyci ow to the orqan qnnder and his Sunday Peiore 800 Mass Rder Fmqled and Hob Ambur monkey once a familiar 8iqht r, , i gov scored them with a double jbut row am0st never seen on CONC7 COM CHURCH try Lavv tripled Good qot a the Mroets Rev Donild D biacry pastor and Zek hQdvdqQ,,hil c Chou Practise Wea Nights home run Pinckney added 4 Oiaaiiist 6 Choir Director 1 more mc 6th on hits by WidmeyJ Chicago has opened a bicycle wigauist 0 vnoir uuector 1 B AmburqeV a walk anjcheaunq staion wliuo ah scnooi Mrs Merwin Caiupbel error and a walk HIRED AS SCHOOL SUPT james Pepper, principal of the Waiaron school and later at Pet ersburg and Rochestier has been hired as supt of the Brighton school from a list of 58 appli cantsHe is a graduate of Ann Ar bor high school, Mich State and Clark Webberville Monroe, Jeffrey and Hugenot With Hank Green pitching a 4 Sally Elaine La Rosa and Lueius William Doyle, jr, both of rinrtmrt, will be married Oct, 14 Mrs Rosario LaRosa has arm ounced the engagment oi her daughter, Sally Elaine to Lucius Doyle fr, son of Mr and Mrs Lucius Doyle sr of PinckneyThe hit game Fowlerville beat the lea couple will be married on Oct 14 gue leading Chelsea team 2 to 1 The bride qraduated from Pmck Old Lefty Barth pitched for Chel sea Batteries Fowlerville, Green Miller Chelsea, Barth oVGakm ney hiqh school in 1949 and has attendpd the Mich tSate Normal Coileqe at Ypsilanti the past Normal and University of Mwh6 ,o 3 Batteries Corbin Betcher married and has 4 children He, Andrews frukei also spent a year at Munich ,Uer j CIO beat Saline 7 to 6 many in an army school Parson Humsch Davis Fosdick Filinqer Mason beat the Fowlerville Ind year She is an accomplished vocalist The qioom served in the U S Navy in Worjd War U and qrad uated from the University of Mich last June He is ejnployed on the LESLIE MAYCOCK Tom Camdbei1 pitched a 2 hit Lrvingston County Press, Howell T i t mr v A Ai Uwme and Stockkridge beat Will I f eir mny i3 e xVt avx iamston 7 to 2 Batteries SjockI nere, tlie Dispatch extends conDetroit of a heart ailment rnday j Campibell Kaufmbfc qxatulahons Brandenbera Stevens Friday, 21st,7Q0Basket supper of 3570 couples at lawn back of 1 church Circle Goli qame ond I 2UTVKTrv xrrw sinairfq I fCKNE V j Rev J B Wallace, retired Moth Leffryl b lodist minister of HoweU, will sup f, Amburqey ply the pulpit this Sunday in the JVf,yq absence of the pastor, who is on S00 v vacation for the next two Sun Amburqey, p days Mr Wm Caverly of HowJfdwiaqc, n ell wih furnish special music rfow zr , This week the pastor is loach Widmcyer, rt inq and counsellinq at a Junior1 Urrcra0 Hiqh Conference held at oux Hkitr rf church camp grounds near South g 0 Tl , CALVARY MENNOmTE j HaM Rev Ezra Beachy, Pastor i Koch, ci Morning Wenhfcp 10001 Hrrick, ss Sunday School 1100 B Barth, lb OaBnmi Hour 1145 Wackonut, v Young Peoplee Meeting 730 Evening Worship 815 Supt doco Darrow Asst Supt Marvin Shirey ffOO P M error and Goodes triple Cheisea j cruiarens biccie musi LQ cnec got their last run the 7th on a hitin same manner as their fatners He was the son of the late Harry Maycock of Pingree and was on the state police for many years, serving as commander at posts at Jonesville, St Clair and Niles and as deputy commissioner of the Detroit district He is surviv ed by his wife, the former Clara Pfau, a daughter, Patricia, and 2 brothers Donald and Harold The funeral was held Monday at the Redford M E church Burial was in Fcdrview cemetery, How BIG BALL GAME FRIDAY NIGHT A large crowd Is looked for hece Friday night, July 2d when i PRENUPT1AL SHOWER Mrs Waltcjg Roapcke and Miss Amelia Galloway entertained at the Galloway home on Pinaree Rd Saturday niqht in honor of Miss Sophia Roepcke who will uutoinuPiiLii Picycie ndmq is AB R H wiaespread araona Chicaqo sch 1 0 0 j hool children ana detective bicy 4 2 2i cles have caused accidents 4 2 1 4 2 2 j Indias prime minister, Nehru, 3 U G, has constituted himseit c negot 1 iuior ior boviot Russia m tiie Kor 2 1 Mfon dispute His first suqqestion 3 1 s nat Uie United States bring 2 2 v Junununiji Chna into the Unit ABRHja isiutins to replace National 4 0 D, rjlirM This was demanded 4 A 0 2 3 o 3 iSi 1 0 ome timo aqo by Russia and 0 9jwas aqtcu to by Great Britian 0 ,and som othtr countries but the move was blocked by this 0 Onahon 1 ins country could hard 0 11 iv qrant ths concession without 0 Di 0 0 MAKE SANDWICHES SOME THING SPECIAL You can, if you se the Household Food Almanac in The American Weekly with thi3 Sun days July 30 issue of the Det roit Sunday Times See recipes for Pyramid Sandwiches, Barbec ued Sandwiches, Layered Sand two of the best girls tuam of Mlc, become the bride of Lloyd Gall rIrian will play here at Veteran s oway n Sept 6 next 20 were Memorial lighted field at 830 p j present and the guest of honor m These two teams are the received many nice aifts Hefresh House of Dougherty, formerly of the Ann Arbor Merchants Girls last years state champions and iosiug face and it is doubted ii it would accomphsn anything anyway as hustiu is determined to extend hir frontier by using border nations who have turned Communis as catspaws 8 In the meantime this county CT is preparing to dig in for a long jat the Pinckney postoffice i waL AH resignations from the MARRIAGE LICENSES application horn thosr wn j nahcnai qUard and reserve, mnnuxvu I wish to Make the cxamnwiion have been 3topped ana these Vincent St Charles, 21, Fowler must be in at the Pmckmv post organizations are shortly expect vilie, Antoinette Spiess, 16, Gre office by August 22nd, 19o0 Ac ,d o callod into service The goyr Matthew Vaughn, 66, Bri plication blanks may bo cot diatt call is set for Sept and this imngham, Susa Brown, 61, Ho there All application nus Djunty is expected to send 20 well Lewis Robinson, 27, Ply reside within the district Gcrvc mf n Enlistments will be extend EXAMINATION CALLED 0w e A An examinaUon has been caii Cottage rtayaiMeetings Wed ed by the U S Postoffice DP 8 1 ir fce Position of subs uute cl, merits were served Dr Francis B Lambie of Midthe Daisv Air flifte team f PlV, irmd Masonic grand lecturer of mouth They played here last Michigan, has been a patient in year, Plymouth winning r 10 inn hospital but is now recuper mas The V F W No 7301 ar at Black Lake, Michigarj ponsOTingthe contest and willj7e me informed oi this bv C have oft drinks and sandwiches jCoates of Patterson Lake who on snK t called at the Lambie home in Tn the nrpHTntnenr gcrmo iidland last week 730 p m the Pincknw VFW team w4ttet the rVmCamp Ken Davis with his airplane wichet and Club Sandwiches Chvrolot tmn WP Th 1 crprayeid a field ot alfalfa on the See Sundays Detroit Times for ood team cm will aivs tho lo Deyter PH Frido nirrht owned directions on how to makeLJndai trrm a wal baftW TV P fcv j Tomasic The Iwfli wr Wiche whcih are really SOME v tnarn nas won 5 of 8 games killina the alfalfa Ken came as THING SPECIAL ,1 here ate Hgrrfc I low as 10 ft from the around mouth, Emma Jean Packer, 22, by the postoffice, be ciuzens o ira otto VQar the major inPinckneY the United States The aao m usiries such as Ford, the Chry it is irom 18 to 50 years old, ex slcr an General Motors are except for war veterans jpctd Jo convert at least parti IT, rsf ally towar orders The General REGULAR COMMUNICATION MotGrs tc negotiating Regular communication of Lyn ,v nrdr th Chrvr1pr ambul , , , inqston lodqo No G F ances and trucks and Ford Co, which have been under construe on Tuesday night, Auqust 1 at nQloc All tri, hcz imsMled the ion for the past year will be 800 p m Business session only domestic qoods market and caue p W Curlett, Sec i a hciom 0n aut0 saie8i Hoard has also started on tires, sua BOWLING ALLEYS TO OPEN Tho Pinckney Bowlina Alleys open for business Friday evenina July 28, so we are informed bv Anthony DePhillipi, the propria ORDER CHERRIES NOW tor Six brand new alleys have I will ao to Traverse City this been constructed and thev will be tried out for the first time then The public is invited I The big official openina will not be until Sept at which time week and will have sweet cher ries at my home to cell Saturday julv 28 On Saturday, August 5 I will have sour cherries Plac vour orders for Cherries row ar and nany other fooo stuffs the various leagues will be orjW H Mevsr, ganized Phone Pinckney 45F12 VOTfc AGAINST UNION By a vote of 78 to 20 the Del ter Molded Plastics turned down the U A WC I O in a Nat ional Labor Relations election held there f V 9 X s Wednesday, luhp U MO 55 Veterans Memorial Field, Pinckney NQOHBOJUNG NOTES Presenting Wait Disneys CUNDERALLA In TJSCHNICOLOR mmm Friday and Saturday July tt4V Roy Rogers King oi the Cowboys to FRONTIEB PONY EXPIRESS Also Del Cambre Eve Miller la ARCTIC FURY Color Cartoon Howell Theater Bob Price, the StockbridoJ HawnSL Webiacm f11 1 J Y home for the season The minor leaq u JffkJ1 t0Uc vear , Mr and Mrs George Green of Howell observed their 54th wedd ing anniversary last week George Hislop oi Lansing whose wue is toe former Wettie nnggs oi Howell received a 27 wora telegram oi congratuiauons irom Pre Truman on me occas ion oi his lUOih birthday lUine Vjolloway, former Pinck ney resident and for some years employed at the Mich State ban is a patient at University hospital, Ann Arbor, iollowina a Heart attack Thomas Featherly who has been a patient at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor has returned to his home in Hamburg The boys mess hall at the Det roit Recreation camp near Bri ghton burned last week with a loss of 100,000 Wyzell Young, 24, colored, of Ferndale drowned at Kensington Lake near Brighton last week The body of Thomas Perkin,4, was recovered from Phillips Lake near Brighton, last week Monday Dr Kenneth Burt, 49, former Mich Statd Sana doctor, died at Kalamazoo last week Theron Sears is the new com mander of Devereaux Post 141 American Legion at Howell Lyle Pettibone has resigned as secretary of the county draft bd and Mirf Barbara Newman has SYLVAJN A HEAT Friday and Saturday July 2129 KILL THE UMPIRE Slaisirtt Am William Bendix, Una Merkel Collins and Gloria Hei Cartoon and Sunday Monday July 3Q 31 MY FRIENDIRMA, GOES 1 Comedy Starring 1 Maris Wilson, Diana Lynn, Lynn, Den Martin, Jerry Cartoon Pole Snn Shown 3 5 7 9 , luti , Wod Thur A9 1 2 3 Sunday and Monday July 3031 Sunday Shows 215 p m Com Barbara Stanwyck John Lund Bdtty crr J Matoe WABASH AVENUE In Yochnlcolor A Musical Conway Starrinq HER OWN NO MAN OF with Jane Cowl Phyllis Thaxter Play Ball Mrs Goli Baby Puu Nows PhU Harris Shows at 718 and 8 15 ComingGua Fighter, Chaeper the Dozen, Annie Get Your f TUM Wod Tnursday Auc 123 Gregory Peck to THE GUNrHGHTUR Helen Westcott On ShiYory Niqld Did Ja Know Bluo Hawaii Coming Tues Wed, Thurs Aug 8,9,10 Betty Hutton in ANNIE GET COUR GUN AVOW IHEAIEB Stockbridge, Michigan DexterTheati DQLTErL MICHIGAN Air CovMttoned bien appointed The draft board is Theodore Shindorf Homer Friday and Saturday July 2829 Peavey, Chas Reed of Howell THE RED DESERT and Robert Graham of Brighton i An Actlm Western with County School Com Gladys jy ny Tom Need flut Filday and Saturday July 2829 WALT DISNEYS DUMBl Plus Judy Canova m SLEEPY TIME GAT Show 700 and 921 Sunday and Monday July 3031 School Com McCallum attended trie state conference of school coram, at Hlqqins Lake last week Mr and Mrs James Burns have rented thir home in Ann Arbor and moved into theii new home at Belleville George Arihtir, former postmas sr at Hartland, died July 12 The village of Dexter has our chased the Ford Mill there for for viilwii the fire endines The Dextet American Legion has enrolled 132 boys djna airls in their swimming classes N Dexter now has 24 houf polce service y South Lyon has been selected as owe of the 13 Oakland county towns where air raid warning posts will be set up The South Lyon high school band Is one of the 75 Mich, highj school bands to plav at the Mich State Frir, Sept 110 WESTERN PACHFIC AGENT Kent Taylor Sun, Tues July 30 and Aug 1 TREASURE Of MONTE CRISTO Glenn Langdon Adele Jergens in a story of Treasure and adronturo plus News Showdown at Sundown buildina In Tho Devil Doghouse WHEN WJLLIE COMES MARCHING HOME Comedy Starring Dan Dcdley Corinne Cah Mon 715, 9,15 p m Shelia Ryan Sun Shows 3 5 7, 9 Cartoon and lues, Wed, Thursday Aug 123 THE DAUGHTER OF OGRADY It Technicolor Comedy Starring RO Uffifdr17Iune E ,,,MR Joyce dark izited Mary Lou Stiger in Detroit last week Bill Clark went to Detroit Tues to visit Jackie Craft Cartoon and LaM Ne Af 830 p m Two Girls Teams Will Play House of ougherfy Girls State Champions Last Year vs t t Daisy iymouth TheLeadiH i Con ten d rs Firl Contest 730 pm Pinckney VFW Team VS VanCamp Chevrolet, Brighton 47 Years Ago Mr and Mrs Raymond Sigler are now keeping house in the house oi Mrs netue Vaughn A lawn social was held at the home ox Mrs Black in Fettysviiie Friday evening Mrs Jeii Parker entertained a number of young people in hon or o Vefra Isham one night last week Frank Moran is laying brick on the new Carnegie library at HQ well , The W E Murphy and Teeple Hardware stores were robbed Tuesday night Only about 6 in cash was taken from the hard ware and some shirts from the Murphy store Forepaugh Sells Circus will bo at Howell August 13 St Marys annual picnic is August 12 Dr1 M Brown is i toastmaster Speakers are Hon i W W Widroeyer, Ann Arbor Hon Henry C Smith, Adrian Hon Lawton Hemans, Mason Rev G W Mylne and Edwin C Shields of Howell A lecture course committee ha been formed here Rev Fr Com merford is pres,, Rev Mylne vice pires Floyd Jackson, secjteLp Com F L Andrews, H W Cro foot, Emil Brown, George Green Mrs Bertha Donaldson Poole, 33, died July 23 She was a grad uate of Howell high school an Ypsilanti NormaL She leaves her husband Peter and two child ren, her parents, Mr and Mrs John Donaldson and a foster sis er, Mrs Millie Bates Two years ago the citizens of Hartland gave a cash bonus to get a canning factory which was built but never operated Chas Reason and son, Claude are operating their threshing in this vicinity The Anderson ball teanv plays Brighton here Fxi afternoon NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Village Taxes are now due and payable at my home until Oct 15, 1950 , Mrs Helen Reynolds, 545 Putnam St Pinckney FOUND Female yellow Collie ov Jnauire at Steffen Grocery Hiland Lake, s vext Sunday and Monday Ticket tc Tornhawk Coming Damned Dont Cry, bash Avenue, Three Came Hoi Cheaper by the Dozen f Jimmie Lavey dove in shallo water while swimming last nigl and hurt his headHe is OXnoi 20 will be called up for tl draft in this county next montl The first Wayne county call wc for 160 but only 23 were accep ed JC nitwit From where I sit Joe Marsh Tata Your Choice Sitting around last Friday evening, the talk turned to the best way of getting to sleep when it seems you just cant The way I always do, says Sandy Johnson, is to breathe deep and make believe I weigh a ton Just throw away the pillowat works every time, says Buzz Ellis When counting sheep came up, right away was the question What kind of sheep From where I sit, you could argue ti Doomsday and never get complete agreement on a lot of things N6w, take me, Im all for having a glass of beer or ale on occasion Your sociable beverage may be a Cokeor buttermilk OJ maybe a cup of hot coffee But enjoying our preferences Is a right in this country and each us is entitled to his own The important thing is to respect that right in the true democratic spirit of understanding As a matter of fact, what a tiresome old world thit would be if we ail did have the same likes and dislikes Copyright 1950 United Stmrs lWiri Foumiiion The H W Madison Company will receive pickets at Jesse Richardson Station Mon, Wed, Fri p m July 31, Aug, 2,4 Sponsored by Pinckney VFW Post 7301 V 7 Mr and Mrs Win, McMacken Mr and Mrs J Hl T BmuMrtT u I who recently sold their home Pasadena, Colli, arevisiting Mi James Reilly of North Lake now r , i vvi T ,,ii has his third grandson at the JS BESSES Thomas Murphy home in Sylvan home a Fowlerville Mrs Clyde Fisher and Mrs Roy Fisher were in FowlervHl Saturday V van The Unadilla Farmers Club wil hold their annual picnic at Joslyn Lake Aug 1 Anderson and North Lake play ball and Mrs Earl Baughn Mr and Mrs Rots MacDonaM Lanius and family of Wilmingto x Delaware are visiting Rev aid1 Mrs J M McLucus at their ctfft age at Portage Lake this week Mrs Frank Aberdeen was in Detroit Saturday Mrs Laretta Hooker and sons spent the week end at the Roy Dillingham home while Mr Hook rump mcjormeu ccuiea up nis er was in Canada with a boy i folks from ScmFrcaicisco, Ctaif scout trn Sunday H Has lift for Korea Mrs Dorothy DinkeL son, lohm Mr and Mrs Percy Martensoa and daughter, Christine, spent and 80n 0f Richmond, Calif, wer Tuesday with her mother, Mrs Thur dinner guests of Mr and Emma Brogan, in Stockbridoe I Mrs Earl Baughn The Southland, the boat on jacfc Fairchild, Tameo Frederir which Dale Meabon is on left jo Mintem of New Ye or Korea last week stcrte and Rx Noerate and wif Philip McDonnell called up hts of Ann Arbor were Sun dinner guests at the Frank Aberdeen borne is XTHE MHCINEY DISPATCH Wednesday, July 28 1950 Jewish DPs Fhd Haven in Israel I By agreement between Israel and the International Refugee Organ ization IRO of the United Nations, some 3000 displaced persons 1600 institutional cases plus 1400 dependents will now find new homes in Israel Here a Jewish refugee of German origin, suffering from heart disease, is escorted up the gangplank of an Israeli ship docked at Naples by a Palestinian nurse and sailur IRO will pay 12,500,000 to Israel to help finance five institutions for aged refugees, New Addition to Palace of Nations Enroute to Moscow during his recent peace mission through Europe, LN SecretaryGeneral Trygve Lie lays the cornerstone for a new wing of the Palal de Nations in Geneva, Switzerland The new structure will accommodate the headquarters of the World Health Organization of the United Nations WHO With Mr Lie are Max Petitpierre, President of Switzerland left, Princess Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, Health Minister of India and President of the Third World Health Assembly, and other Swiss and WHO officials World Plant Catalogue in the Making Plant breeders now can learn about any variety of wheat or rice through the World Catalogue of Genetic Stoeks, developed by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAO, at Washington The Catalogue, set up to aid breeders develop new varieties of plants, consists of information stored on punched cards, from which data can be furnished to growers Here FAO staff members inspect machine which handles the cards of the Catalogue Wilson MemorialLibrary Goes to UN, V ft ,iV i tfrXjgt jffrv V BC K ftMpHBH The Woodrow Wilson Foundation imall transferred to the United Nations its Woodrow Wilson Memorial Library of some 16,500 vol umes, including what is consiri d by experts the most bomplete collection of League of Nations documents in the world Here, UN SecretaryGeneral Trygve Lie right looks at some of the hooka SecretaryGeneral Trygve Lie right looks at some of the books with Dr Harry Gideonsc, President of the Foundation, and Miss Harriet Van Wick, Librarian of the Woodrow Wilson Library i Locals V eTHE FOWLERVELE FAIR AUGUST 2 6 1950 IwfirSffcir endd onSotuX3 Mr and Mrs Lonso VanSlam 5615 niqht, this years fair will remain brook and family ancT the Meri m WLKT open on Sunday, with only the win Campbell family were dinn on livestock beina moved out Saturday niaht ia0 spviol pioqram on bun day win to a nauottuiiy Known tniUl snow, staqea, fly LUCKY LOUS neU Driven, iney will cnve a perioimance at z ociocic and anotner in 8 oclock homes and Caruihrs were aqain retained tins year to staae the iqht show and, also, to pre sent me platform acta durinqj each aiternoon, ineir siiow was 1 It nou so entertaininq and made such a attended and a lovely tjftie was biq hit with the patrons that tney had Games and ice cream were were hired aqam this year j the feature thinqs The popular WLS National er quests of Mr and Mrs Choi McDaniels in CheJsea The oco asion was the birthday celebrat ion of Mrs Edith VanSlambrook and Merwin Campbell, Miss Bemice Raetz of Detroit tne evening at wzs quest solist at the Conal church Sunday She is on the Crusade for Christ television proqram each Sat afternoon The Sunday School picnic at Huron Park Saturday, was well Barn Dance Show will be pre sented Wednesday eveninq, with the sensational star Patsy Montana as one oi the ieatures This show will be presented Wednesday niqht only With the resurfaced track to xace on last year, the trotters and pacers qave fair aoers a real thrill with their anowinq of speed This year the track will be faster than ever because it is better Dr Charles Hopper and family of Detroit were week end quests of Mr and Mrs Lester McAfee Mary Ann Maser of Lakeland who suffered a broken iea in an auto accident has returned horns from McPherson hospital, Howeil Clyde Mclntyre ai Pontiac and Gene Mclntyre of Fowlerville called on friends here Saturday P W Curiett andfamily spani STAT E OF M1CHIG AN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR UNTY OF UVI IN CHANCERY Ruth B Culver, Plaintiff vs ald dor of hearing in the Ptnckis Dispatch, a newspaper published, printi and asjoulaeBd Is said Coaaly 4 xm copy an B Smui CclMto Parthc Judg of Piofeafel BAB Off MUflOAM of TtobS witnessei lamily oi RsevUle There wiil also re three baseball qames, with the teams to b announced next week The midway will aqain be op erated by the Down River Amusement Co, pronounced last year as the Cleanest Carnival Company to play here in some time Accordinq to announcement by the Secretary, Robert E Smith, this years farm machinery ex lUi rubit, and the exhibits under the1 nwV ivlr and Mxa Larue Moran oi Detroit were Pinckney callers Satuiday Cius Patch of South Lyon was, d Pinckney visitor bat also Lymon Uattle and wife of Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Emii Weddiqe of Ann Arbor were Saturday quests of the Don Swarthout family W a Clark oi Howell spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs rt K Isabel Brown Bremen, Cora Bruwn Curdy, Wm Frederick hrown, Claude Scott, Vivian Scott, Charles Scott, Fiora Scoti, Georqe Scott, Joseph Andrew brown, Andrew Whitahr tmA Ethyl Whitaker, his wife, Marina M Whitaker Strauch, and their unknown wives, heirs devisees leqatees and assiqns Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION Suit pendinq in Circuit Court for the County oi Livinqston in Chancery on this 15th day oi July, 1950, It appearinq from the sworn Bill of Complaint as hied in said cause that the plaintiff has not been able after diliqent search and inquiry to ascertain whether Vivian ScottClaude Scott Chas Scott, Flora Scott, Georqe Scott, Lester B Scott, David Euqene oo there b 0frn bf pubttcates Scott, and their unknown wives j j a copy oJ thl ouLu once each wk heirs, devisees, leqatees and I u thi UOCT rrsn pxeviom to assiqns, a part of gaid defend1 gaid doy oi hearing in the Ptacky ants named in this cause, are jjupctch, a ixwpapi printed and df dtculatad said Count A tru PT HUaa B Smith CelMta PcttahaU Judge oi Probate The Pnbate OOQH sk th f jty Lirlnftton At u sMSloa ot said Coort held at the Pome Qtik to the City oi How U n the 12th day ot July A D , 1950 PxdpenLHoa Uuum R SaUttu lodge A Pzgbats la the Matiw at the etat of Maiy Clara Smiih, Minor Inez Smith, Guardian, having tiled n said Court her petition, payiug lex license to sell the interest ot said estate n certain real estate therein described It is OrderedThat the 7th iay oi Auguet A D , 1950 at ten oclock In the ftronoan, at ecrM Probate office, be ad i Hereby appointed or kearlng eald pet and that all pisons intesested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place to shov cause whj a lcensSto sell the interest in said real osttata should not be granted It U Furlbef Orawred that pabUS qrand stand will surpass last , Michael Kelly of Dexter years show by a wide marqin wh0 has een in a convalescent Livestock, produce and 4H er1 home ln Chelsea is aqain livina hihits are pretty well lined up j now, and will be a qreat show aqain net nome in Dexter T 1A , Mr and Mrs Vayne AtLeo and of lTiterast to everyone j leQve this week to visit the Cy AtLee family in Gladwin The James Whitley familv with Mr and Mrs Walter Miller ot Whitmore Lake picniced at Kent Lake near Briqhton Sunday The tudolnq will be done in an outdoor rmq, with seats provided for the spectators Everyone Is qivina whoteheart ed cooperation to make this years event a financial success as well as an entertaininq show The members of the commercial club have volunteered to qive theirtime ln ticket sellinq, usher Inq, eta f ryone to enthused locally, anH a cordial invitation is extpridp to everyone in the sur roundinq counties to came am fniny a aood show, a reunion ,with friends and neiahbors, and tn wll parried day of relaxation DOG WARNING Section 12528 of the Nuehiqan Statutes Annotated in part reads as follows It shall be the duty of even Police Officer, on complaint, to kill any doq or doqs which are found outside of an incorporated City, runninq at larqe and unac companied by owner or keeper Therefore ANY DOG, WHETHER LICEN SED OR UNLICENSED, FOUND RUNNING AT LARGE, UNACCOMPANIED BY OWNER OR KEEPER, WILL BE SHOT ON COMPLAINT DAVID HARDTNG LIVINGSTON COUNTY DOG WARDEN alivo or dead, or where they may reside if livina, or it they hav45, any personal representor ives or heirs livina or where they or any of them may reside, or whether the title, intero claim, lein or possible riqht of these defendants has been assiqned to any other person or persons, or whether such titleinterest, claim, lien or possible, riqht has been disposed of bv I hveiyn M Schniers, 1jJ J lonneriy wwyn WL i STATE OF, MICHIGAN m int UmUUii cuutil run ih vUisix Ui ilviWSTUA ilM CHAiviChiir Cook, Plaintiff vWilfrea H rwm, Adminibtrator oi mehstate oi Herbert ri Cook r, degecusea, ana neroert ti ookfjr Defendants CONSERVATJOM NOTES Application to shoot one deer of etiher sex in 8 Michiqan cou ntre will be available on Sept 15 Only 2,300 permits will be issued The season is in Dec The lake levels oi Lakes Sup erior, Michigan and Huron rose in June while those of Lakes Erie Ontario and St Clair lowered Th Gerald Kennedy tnmilv of Howell wee bunday quests u the Irvin K nnedv home Lois Curtis of Plymouth spent the week nd with Kathryn Henry The Ross Lamb family of East Lansinq were week end quests at the ihomas Ware home L J Swarthout and wife and son, Ronald, spent the week end at Douqlas Lake Mrs Marqaret Olderman and sisters of Detroit called on Mr and Mrs Bert Hooker SundavMr Olderman is in a convalescent home at Orchard late Mrs Susie VanHorn of Howell is visitinaat the Clifford Van Horn home The Mark Nash family were Sunday dinner quests of Aones and Louis Garhart in Howell Bernice Lrmiont of Ann Arbor sDent the veek end at the Louis Coyle home ivus riuace nyer ot Tirana napias sa IUSI week ai the Asher Wyne nome me LUio iitei iamlly and Mis Waraa riorwooa were in JacKson bacuraay Miss Alpena uinkel had her vacation lorn weeic with iancy OnuoD aa Chariii Meyer in Detroit lon Burns actuates horn Western State tnib summer and wili leacn the school in Unad ilia village this fall Mrs b x neiu of Kalamazoo spent the week end with her sis iei, Mrs O E Bucher Mr and Mrs Arthur Reid of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mi Q Bucher Mrs C L Bucher and Mrs S T Reid at Kalamoaoo called on their brother and wife, Mr, and Will of said defendants And it further appearina that the plaintiff does not know and has been unable after diliqent search and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons wh are included o defendants with out beinq named Therefore on motion of Stanley ORDR QF PUBuCATION Bemman, crttorney for plaintiff s, na m me UiIcuit it is ordered that the above nam Court f Llvm ed Vivian Scott, Cbuc e Scott I IUU me acy of Jui 195u Charles ScottJlora Scott Georqe 1 ul u of ho7ei m a Scott, Lester B Scott, David hu gene Scott, and their unknow wivtss, heirs, devisees, leqatees, Six more public ifehing sues have been purchased by tne state They are on Horseshoe, , rL,f,ra iv Nevin, Derny, Clinord, Dicker Mcs G b oross at Whitmore Ik son and Montcalm lakes Saturday f1 rvUoll Public forest hre loss, due toj and Mrs Ona CampbeU rain etc, has so far been low biy fires have burnecL 4,145 acres to date comparea to 1,194 fires which burned 19,057 acres in the same period last year The following public huntmqs returned nome from a months visit in Calif Mon Thev were entertained at the at the Walter Mowers home in Los Anoeles Thev alsto visitecl Dr Bernard MccCluskey at Pasadena Mrs and assiqns, a par, o sud Hfendants named in this Buitcause their appearance to be entered herein within three months of the date hereof, and that in default there of said Bill of Complaint as on file herein be taken as con fessed by said defendants and each and all of them And it is further ordered that the plaintiff ceruse this Order to be published within forty days in the Pinckney Dispatch, a new spaper printed, piibUsbed and circulatinq in said county, one in each week for at least cix successivp weeVs Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissioner Stanley Berriman Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address wwell, Michiqan Telephone No 1833 The above entitled suit involves and is brouqht to quiet titlo to the followinq described lands located in the Township of Oceola, County of Livinqston and State of Michiqan, and more narticulcrrlv described as follows Th NEU of the SWU of th SWU and the V2 of the SW ouuiity 1 satisiactorly appearinq to ii uk uv atiiauvit on fii luui Uiw aeiendaniti, rierbert h Cook, ji, iu u Iuaeni of thj State of Michiqan ana uat hi residence is unknown On motion of Stanley Berriman attorney for plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED that the said defendant, Herbert H Cook, Jr cause his appearance to be entered in this cause within threy months from the date of this Order, and in case of his appear ance that he cause his Answer to the plaintiffs Bill of Complaint to be liled, and a copy inereot i to be served upon the plaintili attorney within fifteen days a ter service upon the defendant 01 a copy of said Bill, and notice 01 this order, and that in defauu thereof that said Bill be taken as confessed by said defendant , And it is further ORDERED J that within forty days after th date hereof, the said plaintili cause a notice of this Oraer 10 be published in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulatinq in saiJ County of Livinqston, and thac such publication be continue i once in each week for six successive weeks, or that she causj a copy of this Order to be scr pxceoUna therefrom the SW1ii of i Ved personally on said defend the SE14 of th SWV all in Sect1 ant, at least fifteen days befo ion 21, T3N, R5F Michiqan j the time above described for her Stanlev Beniman j appearance or Attorney for Plaintiff j And it is furtheHORDERED thr Business Address 1 the said plaintiff cause a cop Howell Michiqan of this Order to, be mailed to sa 1 j defendant at his last known pot office address, by reqisterei f mail, and a return receipt de manded at least twenty days be fore the time herein prescribed for the appearance of the de fendant Glenn C Yellan i Circuit Court Commissioner Stanley Berriman Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Michiqan Telephone No 183 tie Ottos is fee City of At 0 in the lands have been bouqht by the Carrie Cameron and the Spencer state 40 acres at Oak Grove, Liv family, cousins of Mrs Campoeii inqstani 39 acres at St Clair The newspapers with the bio Flats 90 acres at Dansville Headlines receded bv1 JVwnas 40 acres at Port Huron 100 acres here were sent from the bland at Haymarch Lake, Mecosta where Ona was huntino fox dino The dept is now suryeyinq 26saur bones selected lake in 11 counties Mr and Mrs M J Reason ana which may be made capable of Mrs lucv Suydam Mr and Mrs supporting trout Herman Vedder and Mrs Dora The 8th Michiqanoil strike this wprtnout went to Frankemuth year, a 100 barrel a day well, Sunday d had dinner, has been struck on the Alber rvir and Mrs Ben White attend j farm, near Mti Pleasant Thp de a dinner wtih the ,vvhite famil dept is 3200 it let at the home of Mrs Mae A poplar cr Balm of Gilead Met nf Howell last Wed in hon tree has been found near Rock or of Mr and Mr Percy Mort land which Is 8 ft 3 in in circum enson of RVhmond CaMforilrf temnce i iOkil Mr arA Mrs ChrrrW whit head and Beatrtc Lambom f The Gerrv Elchman family Grecorv VQTO Simdav crt5ets at spent last week at Georqia Bay the Jesse Henry home in Canada rf r11 nf Ann r Mrs Nettle Vauohn spent last hex scent several davs rrt the f week at the Merrill home in Wen Hn i ome last weak, ster and with Mrs Marlorv Merr , Tb rW Tlnarrm famil rec jll in Whitmore Lake rtvA wH Mnndrrv that Hnrv Mrs Eldith Vcruqhn who under airA v Vvrrf rn atscrrtmert in went a serious operation In a FlHdc flbwnkmi wfnfer had Jackson hosoita tome time aoo, ben crushed Ktwen lo7 has returned hoBie from the has and was M serious eondrton in pUat an Aon Arbor honH 4 scRd vrfttit oeW City eJ Heweil to Mid Oeustf 1 3rd day of July A D , 1950 Preeeutfat Ukan I astth voge d hobats , Is fte Matter ej fte 1 Michael Lavey deoeaeed It appeuij9 to wm hen ft time for presentation of data agoloet aid estate should be asuted, axui thai ttaseand plooe be appelated tor eel, ewmfne and adtust all ekaoM tmtf besore tali Ottos ad tttttt As ItaaJ fesWef said dereae ed emiifled to fnhsrtt ttis estate oi Mcn told dipsnd dtod setoed should be ad 0 Is Ordered, That oil of the eredi ore oi said BSstand am raqidred to present their elates tr said court at aid Probate Ottos, end to esnrs a copy thereof upon Adrian Lavey, administrator of told estats whose address is Pinck ney Michigan at said Probate Office on on or before 18th day of Sept18S0,at ten oclock in ths forenoon said ttae ami nation and and lot las oil and ndrustment of all clatsl dsttnnlBitt at lew of sold deceased ot sis dead oasaet to inner oiwmismtoo amaul disc It Is PsAst Ofdorsd, fbsi svblte net teetbereoi b 09m by psAloattoo of 0 oJ fttH osdex fss fttJM toesM dss 1 HERNAN SANTA CRUZ Head of the Chilean Delegation to the United Nations, Sr Saata Crfci has been elected President of tie TJN, Eeonomie and Social Connetl, which Is now holding its tonlSr i st Lake fjaccssi, New YorsvAUGUST 1950 The First and Best Fair WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 9 A MIudginq 4H Exhibit j IP M Lightweight Horse Pulling 3 p MHeavyweight Horse Pulling i 8 P MW L S Barn Dance Show THURSDAY AUGUST 3 9 A M Judging Open Exhibit 130 P MHarness Races and Acts 2 P MBaseball Gams 7 P MLivestock Parade 8 P MShow Stars on Parade FRUDAYAUGUST 4 130 P MHarness races and Acts 2 P MBaseball Game 7 P MLivestock Parade 8 P MShow Stars on Parade SATURDAY AUGUST 5 1 P KLPony Races 130 P MHarness Races and Acts 2 P MBaseball Game 8 P MShow Stars on Parade SUNDAYAUGUST 6 2 P M and 8 P M LUCKY LEE LOTT HELL j DRIVERS Two Complete Shows ADMISSION ADULTS 40c CHILDREN FREE fe Comeand Bring the Whole Family w Annoucement 25 Years Ago ,J i SENATOR HARRY F M Sen Hittle has announced his canUiUuc io renornination ou the rtepufciican icxet at iho bpf primalv election lor trie i4th ast rict state senatorial seat St Marys annual picnic is August 12th at Laphams qrove Chicken dinner, bail qame, speaking program and dance in I he even ma ino iMvVvn ianiiiy leunu wan heiu at tu ixome 0 iiuu Ann iubor July 19, with 18 present I Mr aryif Mrs W S Roqers of Detroit cefcibihted their oULK weddinq anniversary at the Roy Placewav home Saturday The Wohela Flower Girls held a weenie roast at Rush Lk Thurs Theymade the trip in Wm Ken nedys truck f The Belle Barcus players will be here a wee starting Aug A different play each night i Miss Germame Ledwiaqe has been visiting the Dr Andrew Roche family in Calumet Leslie May cock oi the Mich1 fstcte police stationed at Monro KITTLE rested Babe Ruth lor speeding lait week Louis Clinton while working in Detroit was so seriously injured lis was unconscious for 4 hours Friends and relatives of Geo Reason gave him a party at Por ben rtittie, vto lives at 263 Mage Lk Sunday in honor of his Durand St, tiast Lansing, is a vol88th birthday eran member oi tne senate hav inq represeniea trie I4tn aisinc , comprised oi ingham and Jivma 3 ston counties, since 193, He has served as chairman ot tne senate j j luaiciary committee since 1945 jsVand is also a member of the ien J ate committees on interstate cooperation and liquor it was Sn Hittle who sponsor tor appendiciti ed the bill limiting interest rates j on automobile financing which was passed during the current apieciai legislative session ajiier beinq defeated in the house during the 1949 regular sessionThis measure, which will save car buyers thousands of dollars in fcnance charqes, nas been term ed one of the most important pie ces of legislation benefitting the average Michigan citizen io be passed in recent years Bom in South Boardman Mich Th Granic Trunk Railroad will put a gasoline car on this line Aug 1 to carry passenqers Charles Gehrinqer, Fowlerville ball player siqned by the Detroit Tiqers has been fanned out to Toronto Paul Fohey underwent oper ation at the Pinckney San Tues Pinckney Public Schools Pinckney, Michigan Requests Sealed Bids for an Ele mentary Schcl Bids will be received to 730 P M Eastern Standard Time, July 31, 1950, they will be publicly opened Access to Plans Office of the Architect, W T Anicka, 617 Forest Avenue, Ann July 1888, Sen Hittle received Arbor, Michigan, and Office of jurj education at Ferns Institute, University of Chattanooaa and the Detroi Colleqe of Lav He ias served as prosecutinq attor ney for both Manistee and Ing ham counties i CIRCUIT COURT NEWS In circuit court divorces were granted to Warren Dunn from fuanita Dunn, Donna from Ken School Superintendent, Pinckney Michigan Plans and Specifications may be secured of the Architect ,or School Superintendent, upon deposit of Twenty Dollars 2000 which will be refunded upon re turn of same All Bids must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Bid Bond oi rive Percent 5 of the Bid submitted Same to be made pay Whitaa and Alden from Mildred fffiS8011 PlMW jater The Board reserves the right to Default judqements were arcmt , rrnA nU ojfl xr UJ iSflB tor at least thirty 30 day m vtiAAO to Louis McCallum aqain tt Victor Geer The James Wet, Successful Bidder will be requir ed to furnish performance, labor o was given one of 7368 matleral bonds Henry Suelsber et al fudge YeDands court Harold, iWhite, 17, at one time em red on the Urnstead oniorj was given 17 days for vagfames tofcrke was given rn for contri3buting to the of a minor girl He Mty been arrested jCBTCiBf BY School Board oi Plnckrv ublic Schools Pinckney, Michigan Eric Rose Secretary of Board I Mr and Mrs M J Reason and Mrs Mable Suydam were irrDet roit one day last week With U1V in Northern Greece Rough going on a mountain in northern Greece is encountered by members of the United Nations Special Committee for the Balkans UNSCOB on a recent inspection tour UN9COB observers are on constant duty in northern Greece, watching for any incidents along the mountainous frontier with Albania, Bulgaria and Yugoslavia Haitian Exposition Features l Worl Thousands of persons from all over the world are expected this year to visit the International Exposition at PortauPrince, Haiti, to commemorate the two hundreth anniversary of the founding of that city The exposition features a special United Nations exhibition, dramatizing the activities of the world organisation Above is one of the UN pavilions under construction In the Haitian capital The Pinckney Bowling Alleys Will Open for Business 6 Brand New Alleys The Public Is litvi J ed Touy DePhillipi, Prop For Bookworms Everywhere c International book coupons Issued by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Unesco new enable readers in countries with currency restrictions to buy books published in other countries Coupons are sold by Unesco and may be paid for in local currency, then used to pay for books from Try a Dispatch Want Adv fi NIVfdndidoy, July 26, 1950 Store v Groceries, Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie KennedyV Gen Store 1L LOWEST PRICE EVER Special de luxe PHILGASJSPPMt Ranje lerry Ledwidqe writes from Vor million, S D hat he has won all 1 4 ball qames pitched The 01 ci postponements of many qames scheduled Week end quests of Mr and Mrs M E Darrow were the Wm Foaq family of Chicaqo, II and Mrs Hazel Ely of Ann Arbor The Hackney iOfspdcn Entered as fcjcl dos act of March 3 1877 matter at Postomce i4 SoHoweil St Puiamejvlich ffubsciirvhm Wee 9LoV 0 Tear ft tStaettt ftibttsbx bpciit me wee ena wiui aVu ana iuj r runic uioy c iviworu i Mr and Mrs Wm tiuenman J ui Leliou were wctiK eua quesu I yi iii aaa AVIIS JUIU ivicLnnii 1 Week una quests oi Mr ana Ars John Carver weie Georqe Ccuver, Miss tteuy inciter, Mr netty Carver ox Ann Arhor and raul cuid Mary Lou Smith 01 Monroe iia Pettysville Civic Imp, j Ass a held a picnic at Bisnop Lake Tuesday f jojf Ciaraqoii and wiie of Rush Lake have relumed trom a trip throuqu the southern states I The Menin Ambuiqey family J and Mis t lora McAnor returned 1 home ham South Gxennfieid,Mo Sunday Mrs Ida Byers and dauqhter of Ann Arbor spent Friday a the Ross Read home Mrs Mary Brandeli and the Wm Kennedy family of Detroit weru Sunday quests oi Mrs Emma Branded Mr and Mrs W C AtLee and Rev Brady took Gretchen Tasch to the South Haven Conql camp Sunday Rev bradv is a teacher there The Roy Reason family and Mrs, Edna Reason and Leota spent Sunday at tiie Fred Carpsn rer home in Pontiac The Doyle Temple ton family of Keeqo Harbor and Ival Shirley and iamily of Dundee wore Sun qusts at the Albert Shirley C J Clinton and wife spenifj Sunday with the Ralph Clinton family in Lincoln Park , Mrs Walter Clark spent last i Wed with her dauqhter, Mrs jean Meyer and family near1 iYpsilanti The Joe Griffith familv spent tb week end at the Miller cott aye at Douqlas Lake The Mua v Kennedy familv spent Saturday at the Culver farm in Deerfield Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe and Demise spent Sunday at the Mark Bwcrin home near Howell Mrs Anna Lindell of Kenosha Wis is spendino a few days j with Mrs Mary Hoff GOODBYE TO PUMPING DISSOLVES TREE ROOTSJ JIMjNAttS DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE OMORIS ODOR ITS MODERN REVOLUTIONARY I rio more xpensiv unhealthy pumping ond digging up o ceupooU, jptic tonki, itepege poclt, groi traps ond clogged lines re th mod relioblc and lo ,, fiod lo ii1, dusolre ord joporify grcme iuui, hair, rS enj ether or 1 tolidl iii nrtctn chrricol guuianttti quirk oid effl ni osult 12 to 16 h3r NO SHIJilOWN chemical ii working 1 1 or tor not, 8 lonodioa rat OH Off PvnJ My 3717 Lakasida C,, Hu,h TJgf umbing Water Sy terns etc Stanley Diakel 4v f0s Mr and Mrs Gal iV idleton ol Detroit were Sunday cjurst 01 the Roqer Carr familv Mr and Mrs Robert Pike were Friday dinner quests of Mr and Mrs Erston Clark of Una i ilia Clarence Walsh and wif Detroit were week end quests Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan Mr and Mrs C 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 26, 1950 Description An account of the resource July 26, 1950 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 1950-07-26 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/acee397fde0c02e684ebe0c6d6c23b73.pdf a70584637ef8f9b408c270ef7fb50287 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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IP T S 3SW 3a f Xi3 n v W3 Volume 67 No 31 imeiHgan Mirror School Notes because toe legislature removj ALL BIDS REJECTED a leguiremni oi nunq proox of1 At a xneetmo held at the sch puoucquon wuh the siate supu ool Monday evening for the pur oi puDlic instruction, the sec, oi j pose of examinina the bias ior an upsics ooaia at education t wa aar iuwfteci to the wronq conclusion tnatlhd btate oi ncu no ionqer requires newspapers putoiicauqn, a in proceeduxas oij the annual school mebtina and the itemized statement ol receipts and expenditures durina tne preceedina year The pioceedinqs ana statement should be puDlisaed in a local newspaper previous to the first Monday in August of each year, aceordina to the aiice oi Dr Lee Thurston state supt, Lansing, The Illinois Press Association, throuqh its Board of Directors, is ioinina with the Michigan Press Association as cosponsor of tho mechanical conference Saturday Sept 16, at the Hotel Sherman, Chicaqo The conference is a feat ure of the Chicaqo week end, Sept 1517, arranged by your state association, for publishers who plan to attend the national graphic arts exposition Manpower suggestion Get set for ultimate loss ol men under bj even if they are married with d pendents and veterans of Worlaj War II Draft tempo is certain to be stepped up sharply in com inq months durinq our undeclar ed war with Russia A licensed chiropractor may treat patients in county hospitals, accordinq to an opinion of Attor ney General Roth liie Republicans are qleefulover a speech by former public housinq director Edqecomb at a Democratic rally in Grand Rap ids in which he endorsed LtGov Connolly and Attorney Genera Roth but iqnored Uov G iienn en Williams, he also came out against the ALA, a laW oaan OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat the construction of an element ary school buildina, the follow inq bids were received Davis Construction Company, Aon Arbor 170,000 Ellis Construction Company Detroit 139,500 Boih these bids were rejected i as beinq too hiqh, Consequently the buildq of the new school has been tempariiv delayed Eric Rose Sec Pinckney Community School editors comment This was not entirely uncxpectl ed as in quite a Jew other places in Michkjan where the erection of new schools has been voted the bids have had to be reject ed as they were higher than the appropriation The Pinckney bond issue was for 140,000 but 20,000 of this must be used to re i model the present school to make it conform to state specfic ations In 1936 when the present sch ool addition was built the bids1 were all reiected as beina too hiqh Bids were readvertisea but the plans were revised toj make them come inside the crop propriation The original plan ca lied for a larger gym with a bai cony around it and a basemem with shower and locker rooms, These were left off the second sei of plans INVENTIVE GENIUS POINTS 7HZ WAVAMERJCAN INVENTIVE GENIUS MAS STEADILY CREAi EO SETTER WAYS OF ACCOMPLISHING GIVEN TASKS A AGRJCULTUE, FOR EXAMPLE f Softball Notes COMMUNICATION Detroit, July 25, 1950 Dear Old Paul 1 cm vvnima to let you know that 1 am getting your paoei i monies a lot How are you anaj all the bovs in town, i uaveriOL o3en in JrincKney ior a long ume The annual qame between two girls soft ball teams, the House of Dougherty of Brighton and the Daisy Air Rifles of Ph mouth was played here Satur Current Comment President Harry Truman, enjoys the unijue distinction of beina me only piesiaent of the Unitea ptates who has not had a ban iuilure since his acuninistrauoa I day niahtand won wTlvmomh Jf1 u short aV JU to 1 The triqhtcn team whKh Jit, WT hcf beaten Plymouth a week j X , ihe Plymouth qiris Maggie Ho Izer hit a home run for Plymouth and Betty Ballingall one for Bu ghton, giving them ineir only run The Plymouth girls put up a last qame ana uia saoilstup put up a better qame than any one we have seen on a bovf team this year Betsy RJbss, tho star Plymouth first sacker who hit 2 homers here last year was unable to play on account of a sprained ankle ization, nighiy responsible for j ihe last time was in 130, ihe democrat victory in iU4b Asj when i tame there with my wifej Uie juxicn ot Leio,is nwurtaj and kid Saw Peggy Stackable, y jauonai Committeeman FitzHank Stackable, Ed Spears, Joe In the prehmiuary gamo tiv Pinckney VrW were held to 4 hits by Houghton of VanCamps Chevrolet, Don Amburqjv to Pinckney was wild issuina walks At that he allowa but one earned run and miqht havw got by except tor 7 errors bv his team mates 3 errors in the 2n j gave Brighton 2 runs A walk, a fielders choice and a hit aave them another the 3rd and tiuv added one in the 6th on a walk and an error In the 7th with c out Widmeyer dropped a flv With a man on Sonny Briqham hit a home run, 3 runs coming in For Pinckney Joe Lavey singled in the 3rd and scored on Don j nevei io reopen Before 1932 this couniy haa b oanks Now tiiey have but 4 The bank ailures were causea bv a bia Orop in tne securities in winch they invested their aepositors money whch in turn was caused by a slump ui business and over production of tarm crops which glutted the market Then followed the Bank Holiaay in which trie oanks wera loid to get their houses in order The answer was the bank depos fttfe itors insurance law, a tiahtenina ZW up oi credit and the farm prices supports which made it imposs ible for wheat to drop to the rid lculous fiqure of 30 a bushel as i did in 1932 Wheat today a though the crop is large brings 202 at the elevator With the induction oi the nai ional guard in to the regular army looming it is planned to organize a Home Guard or State Guard to protect Michigan Their duties will be to repell invasion, presorVe ordcr ana cooperate vvith the aimed forces in evqeuat ng people from population en ters The slate will be divided in to o districts in charge of a Brig BEVOND THESe MECHANICAL I ,,, SUCH INVENTIONS TO FARM USE, WE HAVE, SINCE J90O, 9TCYPNY RAISEO ASfCULTURAL PRODUCTION BY MOPKS EFFICIENT LSE C JIL AN5 THE SCIEWTIFiC IMPROVEMENT OF SEP, NOT ONLV rTL THE BENEFIT OF OUR OWN PEOPLE, BUT rCPi CJZrL PC S THROUGHOUT THE WOILP Amburgevs double Joe Jeffreys General Ii we remember rightly hit a home run in the 5th auu 1 ihe Michigan State Police hai that was the extent ot Pinckneyi i heir inception in a similar oraan ization Whon the national auard , tD a n 1 went into tho armv in world war i i 11 Michigan was leit with out ade quate police protection Th stat qerald and Edqecomb failed to enter any candidate in the prim aries against Williams, knowing 1 would be a waste of Hiwiiiw herrd to see how they can gain anything by their sniping action unless tiwr totend to support the Republican ticket The trouble seems to be over Obituaries Church Notes St Marys Catholic Church I Pinckney Michigan Ley Fr , Laviev and some of the other boys I said to the Povs, where dld Paul qo to And tliey said he has a new place I wanted to qo and see Grandma Stackablo but , , ttie roads were bad I had a 1948chey, 69, died at ihe home oi Mr Ford I sure miss Anna Reason and Mrs Edmund Haines in Pin and her family I calied there ckney , but no one was home Guess Dede Hinchev was the daugh the fact that the aovemor has they were at John Gervcz I havejier of the late Chester and Ann ianored them in making his apworked atthe Hudson Motor Co Ross Hinchev and was bom pomtments in thestate and has 8 years I do trimming and get the Hinchey farm on M 36 W on invariably turned down the men 176 per hr I think I will come June 15, 1881 Sac graduated Sunday before 800 Mass thev recommended up and sea the boys soon jfrom Pinckney high school ana Foftowina the Edgecomo This wcrr is no good in Korea, also the Michigan State Normal, speech in Grand Rapids Win, Those d Russians I have a, Ypsilanti For a time she taught Carpenter, state central comxni j brother over there He has been j in St Paul, Minn, but was callteeman then took the floor to rim about 17 years He is with thaed back to Pinckney bv her ply to Edqecomb He as quote j tanks It is like it was over in mothers failing health She tau as follows t , i Jjalv when I was over there, ght one year in the Pincknev Ill defend the ADA if I have Thev beat us at first in Sicillv school and then tor 40 year, wa to give Gov Williams full credit Salerno and I said to mv cap i a teacher in the rural schools When the speaker omitted the tain What we going to do We, of this section In addition to this aovernors name in mentioning all going to get killed He said she operated a farm Of a kindle offense PINCKNEY 1 Jeffreys, lb j binger, 3b I Lavey, ci Goode, If D Ambuvjey, p Widmeyer, rt B Amburgey, 2b Darrow, ss Reajder, c VanCAMPS Thompson, lb Siegle, If ABRH 4 1 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 2 3 3 DEDE HINCHEY A well known teacher in rural, , , Mw, schools passed away here laslW Albert J Schmitt, Pastor Biiaham, ss Thursday when Miss Dede hin Sunday Masses SmitlkjhA 55 800 1000 1130 Piercei 2b Winter 800 1000 Boushell, ct Novenna Devotions Felt y 3b Friday aveninq at 730 p m DeWolfe ri Coniessions 1 Houghton, p on , nday Novenna Devotions i Saturday 730 Jo 900 P M,1 fWO iMtti Congregational Community Church Rev Donald D Brady, Pastor guard was then organizta as a iteinporarvf protection Ttie first state guards wore coats wrh 0 i sheepskin collars and many ot them were onlv part time members However, thev did good , , work, speoijllv in ,jiforcinr proAB ft Hlhibition aws and eventually be 5 2 0cams a permanent organization 5 0 4 1 1 2 1 I 2 H y01 nis seems tc have peea , nj cuusoa uy the tact that many vai I i Q erai members ot congress have 21 Joined or passed to the great iboyond ihe self sutrtrs think , ihov have to do somethino out oi, rHIDAi ijiM ordinary to attraot uMention, Swii oan m the second district one candid games here inaav mqnt i jjUto pledged himself, it elected to a levainvea nncicnv CUJJS tem conaress, to demand that the oth ot , Th woods seem to be ioll lal li tcaters tor congress ths 3 4 1 0j 1 HLRE inere will be two or notions who belongto the U N, send troops to help us n Korhe Gov Williams is the inherilor I killed oi the policies of Frank Murphy j j JJ Pny Haines aot mar andis the only Democrat to bad, ned I think he done right I WAWS with the Republicans My j gh him all the luck in the worlct wni piav tne WVHQ Appliance team oi rloweil At JJ0U p m ei ,Chch PracagT Wed Uiqhts plncKney VrvV team Wlu Dlaveg, binder the threat that if they Organist aad Chojr Director 1 lhe Uex, ercnunts inis ii dd not we would withdraw our Mrs Merwin Campbell me lcom rCi lUUer Piva wnu troops Ho ignores a number of and they have a line record m facts In the first place this coun CALVARY MENNONITE 1 e Anri Axbot hecieation LeaI rv Wa3 aiven o protectorate OV gue Ihis mav be the last homoer South Korea alone When we Rev Ezra Beachy, Pastor game as Pinckney expects toopposed the North Koreans W3 4dd so on our own initiative with out asking aid from any other country It has proved to be or Young Peoples Meetina 730 j TRICOUNTY LEAGUE i biggcr iob 1han we figured on c i x T j j i Evenina Worship 815 Tu , lL v I Anvwnv a1 Irrst reports a num Scientist Lecturer, who died in SrT WMTW Tne anaings m the In,o mty fnvw3, TTJ VjXurQ mpmriwin Supt Hoscoe Dcxrrow hrjs nnl lpnmio or Rrf,rmk,,riibr of no Umtd Natiorg mem y m Morning Worship 1000 compete in the state tournament commumtv Sunday School I100 at biiqhton great man too Too bad he aot received a 20,00T bequest from Ckildren8 Hour 1145i her uncle, Peter Ross, Christian California baseball league are scarmbjed Apathies with Macomb and ,hat he mafca aood I lie to fail and most of tho last year I 1 5 W3a800 RMi At this time her health began t Supt atvui Smrey 1 Uheltjea lQadmg m tno fe wo dferma to s op whcV came here instructed inhim He was a fine soldier I she has spent in hospitals where weaa, i season iost again las week Hhrs to ncl us 1n our effort to I drive back the Communists what to say bv George Fitzger j HOW ivlrs Laveys family she was given numerous blood aid, our national CJoninutteoman, 7n them I said Hello, also Mrs transfusions, the people of I jLedwidge and family, lohn Gerckney ilirnishing the blood A COUNCIL PROCEDURES A bill now XID in congress iwe id mrdr it a criminal offense this time io Saline b 10Z ana arej m second place with lowerviht e , , , 1 in first, by a one game maigin, special meeting of village Coun ihe AllStar game between th BOWLING ALLEYS OPEN ,yc2 and family, Anna Reason j few months ago shereturned to cil Thursday July 27 1950 I leadng team and the siars o lnpunishable of S2000 fineor a TL wlinn aneys family, C Kennedv and family, Pinckney and has since been cat Called to order by PreK Dinkeljother teams piace atiytar m prison to send sKt mach The PtedStSa L Hendee and family, Joe Basvjed for at the home of Edmund followed by roll call of officers Stockbndge on the night oi Aug s a aambilna eguipmen A W Fndav niam wnn a,Q Qnd family jack Reason H on Main Street Present Eisele, Ri Clark, Chas Clark Swarthout and Read family Harry Murphys family, Pinckney Bill Jeffrey family, Stanley Dinkel SurvSvi opened here Friday rUqht large patronaae Thev did not cease operations un, om Jeiirev iamuV , lous leases wiU be fcmiaedL eeVLgmhlister Vl IVmilV, ro, op mmny Anthony DeFxmppi and his 8lsteMMark Nash family and all the Mrs Rosaro umosa svmg are two bother3, Absent Shirley ,q i from oie otae to another Tkess Sunday Pinckney lost an 11 ir,U machines or one armed ban , m , u , JU ninq game to the WcbDervilia,dt3 hrjve alwa,V en1 rirwW, tli variKi 6 Guy and Fbss, both of Putnam1 n by C Clark supported by j lndM 7 6 The qame was tied j astr meiiacK0 but,tho c antil September wh J Mu Eeade Mrs Stow and famj gp Also 2 neices and Swarthout to contact Ford Motor t0 3 at eqnd o9 ummaYu h 5 iS fly Rov Clark family, Don Swarl nephews , 9i, Wlh, a Cash bld for thr Pinckney scored 3 runs, the iuto f van,u, ateo had no un ftiaol iVmily, Ed Spears family nY funeral was held at the Mill pond property ana water STake me Sad but Webberville m laws aqainst them, to fart truly and all the Swarthout Funeral Home Satur, riqhts located insaid villaae A j t 3 mns in their hai ol in some states hey are 1 rest u n j day afternoon Rev Ezra Beachy j deposi tof 25000 to acccompanv Q In the llth pmcknev ifi verv little lltot bless them all, officiatinq Burial was in Pinck offer the remainder to be paid did score while WeboerviiieJ states there is very little eitort CHABfEB TWO BUSSE God ErPvt Samuel LaFata The Masons of Pinckney have1 ZZZ choSeredo Short Way busses, APPOINTED JUDGE and wiU CK to Detroit on the ney cemetery JOHN EDWARD VcraHORN Read that in 60 days Motion by R Clark supported by SSCi Qot a run to win Uark supported fiVj gatteriej pckney Jones 6 roads be paveci in L Q k WebbemlleWest, R East end of town as per lowest esf Camea , ,, L, mode to enforce the laws again st them Fowlerville beat Stockbridae 4 We think there is heap bia smoke but not much fire in thi harqen made by a coupie of i supported oy n o f Batteries Fowlerville Elliott ncrrqec made py a coupie ot Jones, negro lawyer of Dstroit to Welkir Vc,tiorn, warmer resrairjlark to have alley behind busij cndge Campbell, rinnce company oflcials who Recorders Court iudqe, to fill the ent of Hamburq township, died ness places surveyed Carried J J tJr7 wor convicted and sentencedto tHPtTVQ NOT CTO1LTY vacancy caused by the death of at Miami Beach Florida, TulvtMotion to adioum IMalSrTlUat Lansing C I O 16 S Pfison in Kim Sjglers bia,araft flJSrSSrtSnrfSJArbor Judqe Christopher Stoin Jones is 23 For 25 years he was a city j Mildred Ackley, Clerk J8ne Betchec cleanup Thev are eklnoJo 2 toarote berG, the first neqro ever to be appoint Appraiser m Detroit He qraduat fTSiro I Brad toson Bates hvow ih Kim Siqer, bribed t ft SSSSfin in ed to the bench in Michiaan ed from Pincknev high schor, MARRIAGE LICENSES winoSSon beat Webbwvillo,Charles Hemans his ftar witnaM MLtePartoi oAnS Jones 4s a qraduafe of Fisk Uni and was the Pitcher on the hron, jV F VVV 6o4Ltoteries Andc to testify agg tost them Their i1 Ihteiecraversitv, the University of MinnI school base ball team He, Matthew Vc6 BSu ,ilw I,M Arbor in the lea nas uT3 A v 0j , Miffn leaves his wife, Anna, a sonham, Susan Brown, St Howell tuner Ford Calkrns Fenton, Anna SSr rt cruiSv arid employed , and has practised in MlcbiaarK leaves his wite, Anna a SLUSv wa coTSSted of since 1926 He served in Wavn John ir and a stepson The P11 Wleced on a county as assistant pros, front al was held Friday at Si ter mlLco1 ieieoiofT TI IOOC IOAA Church Gross Pointe, wit Ithand released on 2 Pardon A toe of the Black Leqon Mt76i Vemeterv,Detroit 25r Briqhton rard Noil24 i jVnoSTonhi Emil Wjdlmurder ttals in Detroit in 197 So anoVhci a cotiaae at the I Jones with Wm Dowlmq prose Bluff, Portcajr Lake iilLAyrr, A Westrndorf charges ctt lurid owit that tho son, W j state paid Hemans hotel, bills Paul May perdval, 20, Fenton John The 1 Wj woman for him Vnov , ns Miss X th buf wJSfe1v at Flint Jean Rvlandera ThuavsJIGg at siaie expense and promised Won Lost Pet fo prevent his bena diabarred bv V 4 cutor prosecuted these casesThe Pinckney witness Friday Haines CARD OF THAWS I JfiHlout andyeedito ae MndnOTs shown W lona iBnaBt Benor Morris is vWtina t the aTM Hinchey Jay Udwidqe farm near Dexter Dundee, Vera Copelcmd, 22t Fow HURR CinffiY 4H CLUB JervSlle, Clarence Cumminas, The followina 4H Club bovs , 20, Milford, Alice Mae Loose, 17 wii exhibit stock at the Fowler Fenton Roland Cameron, 19 Fen fowlerville Chelsea , Webberville Ind Howell j Mason Pinckney InTTSr SS and IvilieFatofcDarld Nash ton, Mildredjaler 16 CT i Zafc oedSw ond John Bufo ir j Aria 6mBc Mis Hcwl Richard WUllamston sheepThe is the Burrv Cunrv son end Mrand Mr L C Lav 3alto Qub of which Bov Campbell i r of dinner Sunday in honor o Lansma leatfer 5f Wnday idSX 8 7 7 4 4 4 4 2 2 800 3 700 3 700 6 400 6 400 6 400 6 400 8 200 Webberrtlle VFW 8 1 889Mn s1crts bar associatioh and to kep his commission as malor in tho armv reserves for him The old quard G O P never liked Staler He sent too many of their number to orison Then he orH fid insult to it by taWno th GOP nomination for governor in 1948 i o in Mermen Williams in sumcWnt inumber to ensure his election, X tvifc m it fj ytt t vts m m ,1 SS NOTES test wot wwffdSSooS Punch proas at the HOONMIAV plant Ana AjfcOsvTr Uyde Pober, school lonitor, won the Chevrolet auto qiven away by the Stockbridae Amenl can iqion asi week rioweil vouss Auq 7 on a wo position to bond for 300,000 Uu storm sowjssV rucnard Maskable, son of Mrs Ella tSackafcle of Howell, has en listed in th air force and is at SanAntonio 3 Texas Liqnnno struck one of the barns on the McPherson farm, oc cupied by Ken Hoover, lasi wk,, settina fire to it The blaze was estinquisnea Henry Snyder, 58, he Howell man who was totally crushed nv loas last week while loadina same, died last Tues at Univer sitv hospital, Ann Arbor Since the Ann Arbor railroad hctsdCGnftqued, tizssencfe Ln vice, express now reaches How ell by truck Mr and Mrs Norman Robert of Fowlerville announce the en qaqement of their daughter, Nor ma, to Edward Hartman of Pin cknsey The wedding will take place Aucjfest 5 The enqaqement of Shirley buftinqton of Briqhton to Shirley rienry Jr is announ ced by her parents, Mr and Mrs K C Buffinqton He is emplov ed n the Livinqston County Press, Howell Robert Tripp, Mich Bell Tele phone Mar for Livinqtson county who is a reserve It in the 93rd Troop Carrier Squadron, is now at Camp Atterpury, Id, for two weeks encampment The Howell Junior Chamberxof Commerce will staqe a turtle race on Court St there Auq 12 j Editor Thurber of the South Lyon Herald who is a reserve 11 i is now at Camp McCoy, Wis with the 21st Armored Division The Hamburq villaae school board is advertisina for bids for a new school buildina Leo Devnie is buildina a 60x50 ft dddition on his Chevrolet Sales Service qaraae at Dexter Carpenter, 85, dau gBflffflfjffJll yij W yssmp Howell ITieaier gown, Mtehkwn ss SS 11 I LTffl , iilATBR mm Tate Wed Tfcttreda Aua M4 Gtwaory Pock ftm THE qUNMUHTOT Helen Wosteott Fit and Sat Aa 44 v THHBBXUIME HOME I d Hot Desmond Hews H and Sat Aug 4e Tim Holt Richard Martin AIDERS OF THE RANGE John Garfield MkheUne ProBo, ti , UNDER MY SEN Color Sua and MOB August t7 Sunday Shows 21 p m Con THE ASPHALT JUNGLE with Sterling Haydta Louis Calhern Your Gun ffovslty Cartoon New iue ea mure Aucust IJslU Betty Hutton Howard Keel THE GUNFIGHTER JU Action Weston wife rJ5z Weojcoit Jean Parlor Show fr Sf 7 uoi Wed Thais Aueust if CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 1 Yorhnirotor Comedy Starring Clifton Webb, Jeanne Craine and , Myma Lay CanooB BpoHieej Shows 7 and StM ConjlngiThe Good Humor MOIL Duchess of Hdaho, Annie Got ANNIE GET YOUR GUN In TECHNICOLOR wiu Louis Calhern J Carrol Naish Jomedy Carteo , DexterTheatre DEXTER, MICHIGAN Al Covttoaed AVON TH LATER StockbrUlqe Michiqan Judy Canova m Fri and Sat Aur 45 CAPTAIN CHINA John Payne Gafl ftassett in a very good adventure story of the I China Sea plus Tar with a star Roller Derby Girl Sun and Tuesday August 64 RIDING HUGH Bing Crosby Coleen Gray in a Horse Racing Story with Music j Corned plus News Mrs Mne chter of ihe late Theodore Stan Coming Deputy Marshall ton of Webster, died at Battle J Secret Garden Creek, July 22 She was a fiiilrr of Harley Stanton of Swarthouts STATE oj MICHIGJW WHY LOSE MONEY McPHERSON State BANK iiltjr 7 ol FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION Established 1865 Ai a Court held the Do not carry larqe sums of Incorporated 1915 Probate Office in the City oi Howell cash in said Ccunty on the 28th day ot July Q not flourish a roll of bills A D 1950 , Do not keep larqe sums of mon Present Honorable Hiiam H Smith ey hidden n your home Judge ol Probate Convert your travel funds and 1 the Matter oi the ESTATE OF pocket cash into safe American Geoige R Richmond, Deceased Express Travelers Cheques at advantaqes Here Norman Season having tiled w this Bank They are spendable them aid Court bis final adznuusaatiom oc everywhere like cash, and if lost t , A1W w vK count, and his petition praying lor the stolen, or destroyed, th loss is Checks protect your money and r jetton kxmilies of Plcdnfield at aUowanoe theiooi and ior the assign promptly refunded Sianature is I 9 saier tban cash tended the Eaton Rapids camp men and disttibutton oi the residue oi identification Travelers Cheques Checks are a complete record DO YOU HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT A checkinq account has many are some ot Cove, Portaqe Lake Jack Packard has been named commander of the Dexter American Legion Pogt 25 Years Ago The 42nd annual picnic of St Marys church will be helc at Laohams Grove, Auq 12 The ball game will be between the Pratt aiid Dunn team of Ann Ar bar and the Daniels Sales team oi Detroit, Dance at Pettysville store Fri cAc TZLPV niqht, 5 piece Ann Arbor orches545 P t tra Willam Jenninqs Bryan, 65, three times candidate for presdied at Dayton, Tenn, of apop lexq, followina the famous Tenn monkey trial The S G Toppina and A L ORDER CiiifihlEs NOW I will aa to Traverse CM this week and will have sweet cherries at my home to sell Saturday July 28 On Saturday, Auqust 5 I will have sour cherries Place your orders for Cherries now W H Meyer, Phone Pinckney 45F12 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Villaqe Taxes are now due and payable at my homo until Oct 15, 1950 Mrs Helon Heynolda, Pincknev Fri and Sat Aug 44 Double Feature THE BIG STEAL A Draaut Starrht9 Robert Mltchum one Greer Fins XAZAN Stcnnuo Stephen Dunne Joe Sawyo Lois Maxwell Shows 715 115 bun and Mon August S7 TICKET TO TOMAHAWK In technicolor A Western Starring Dan Dailey W Bresoan I Ann Baxter R Calhoun S Cartoon and Latest News 7il5, IJ5 p m Sua Shows 3 5 1 ft v lhurs Aucusi b9 lC THE DAMNED DONT CRY A Drama Starring Joan Crawford David Brian Stetfe Cochran Kent Smith Cartoon and Latest Newt Next Sunday and Monday WABASH AVE Cocaine Throe Came Home Cheaper by the Dogen The Outriders NOTICE aid estate cost 75 0 per 100 50 or less It is OrrderenJhat 21st day oi August G noon at said Probate Office fcorohw THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK is Howell Mich hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further ordered, That Public Notice thereoi be given by publication1 Under Federal Supervision of a copy of this order once each week Member Federal Deposit Insur tor three successive weeks previous tp ance Corporation All Deposits In said day oi hearicg a the Pinckney Dis Slirod UP tO 5,000 for each DepOS patch, a newspaper printed and drculat lior, ed in said Counjty of where your monev went meetinq last week The shutes at the Bluffs, Port aqe Lake, which bathers rode in Checks are available evidence to the water have been removed of payment of bills Service charqes on checkina ac counts are reasonable A true copy CosT SBhau Hiram rV Smith Judge approbate STATE OF MICHIGAN ttffi PBOBATE COURT FOB THP CODHTY OF LIVINGSTON At a session of said Court hejd at the Probate Ofnce in the City of Howell IJ sedd County, on the 28th day oi July A D 1950 f Present, Honorable Hiram R Judge oi Probate Of THE MATTES Of TH ESTATE OF Michael lavvgt Deceased Adrian Lavey having filed in said Coait his petttfos, praying for license to soil the trdwreat of said estate in cer torn real estate therein described It it Ordered, That Sflst day of August A D 1950, at tea A M at eaid Probate hearing Spot Cash FOB DEAD OB MSABLED McPHERSON State BANK and California Howell, Mich Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corporation Ail Deposits up to 5,000 for each Depositor by Earl Bauqhn at the request of cottaae owners Mrs Julia Sampson, wife of Charles Sampson, ded July 23 Burial was in Ann Arbor Lee Lavey has returned from a three weeks trio to Wash Ore Tip Top Restaurant Is Now Open 7 Days a Week S K Carrs ice truck and Lee UAMSM II mm mmm M 4 Fitches auto ccfiided in the Pin flOUrS II GL ll ffO 2 9 i i hereby appointed lot aid pttitVm and ttat all persons Interested in said astcrte appear before said Court, at said OBM and place to show cause why a license to sell the interest of said es tale rn said real estate should not be , HORSES 150 EACH arnwi, COW8 1 I ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION Hoqs PiasColvee Removed Free1 REMOVED FBEE PHONE COUfiCT r CAHL BERO HOWHX 4 50 7 UctMLMM for DARUNG c, COMPANY i GLASS SERVICPFO TRU i k farther Ordered That public not M bECRUTTING NOTICE Sqt JC McAuliffe, Livinqston HAVE THE BROKEN GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED 5Y SKILLED AUTO GLAZIER SO IT WILL BE SAFE FROM THE STRAINS OF EXCESS IVE TRUCK VBERATIONS VE USE THE BEST AVAIL b at by publication oi a f Coimty g dT of ad order anoe each week for at y aostofficcevery Wirtvi weeks previeus to eaid day j Thursday from 10 to 12 a m to si hears to Ptackney Dispatch a interview opplicconts for the US punted sad Aenjoted in sold Army and Air Force He is at the S Armory, 215 5th Ave, Ann Am oopy BJrast R, Smith Judge at Probate Arbor 7 days a week until 9 p WOP PROPERLYROMFTLY JIBES AUTO PAHTS PHONE J11 1018 EAST GRAN HoweU, MlcWqan HW WYLIE JNOTABY INtURANCE and BONDS PHONE 1 PINCKNEY I FATAL ACCIDENT Wilbur Eisele, 13, was killed fce MlDl Alberta Dinkei and and his father, Wilbur sr in in j 4 Maas aro spending thef McPherson hospital, Howell with J in 6rttirn Michiqaru , injuries,foilowin an auto accident It Afmbars of the TARFU end at 900 p m Tuesday niqht John Burq took his son lohn fr, oTw0sY wont to Pontiac on Sarqeant Rd necj GreaoryJcmd some of the other 4H boys V ckney business sectkm Monday No qreat dcraactp done 47 Years Ago The Pinckney Lecture Course is as follows Clever Comedy Co New South Jubilee Sinqers Ralph Binaham, humorist G H Gearhart, lecture Sterlina Opera Co, Ralph Crowle, lecture The Chelsea Senior stars whose averaae aae is onlv 6 yra will pldyJaseball at St Marys j Picnic, Aiiq 12 They are Russ EmmettDl Donald Bacon, c G Carey, lb Jas Smith, 2b Max ODell, 3b Rafferty, ss Widmev er, Eppler, Freeman, outfield Mrs M J Kelly and children of Chicaao, are visitinq at the Pat Kelly home 139 tickets were sold here Thurs for the IOOF excursion to Detroit John Cadwell and iamiiv len for Stillwater, Minn, last week via St Iqnace and the Great LaVes Mrs Sarah Uland, diedAuq 1 at the home of her dauahter,Mr Hcrrry Isham ,, Frank Dick Reason died Tues niqht at th hort of his dauqhter Mr Dell Hall The funeral is Wm Heminawav farther oj Prd Heminawav andj Mrs Dud Grieve, celebrated his 90th birth dav Juhr 17 Wm Kermodv ha a Lv stock of ash tool on band at rv factory hero n prepcffatlon lo a bia baskoi order Mrs Georqe Hinklev, dlod at her home at North take Aua She was the mother of P ot MASON SHOES REALLY W FAdOeWwhere shoeT Ptftoeil pdvtcy of youf npaei or orticsj tta witboac dnrge by yourj piston MejctvatyoaeJiariiMm ftcw ides of shoe coenoft t He thedirecttoouPscS V Tory RepAseotstive of the lesdinf asaufsaufOT of lu kind in the worid1 WHeTlbesUdtocell ro Your Me toe Men glv you rtnj you a Demonstrsiion of 2S0 style of dress, work, or sportT sbost, tnclndins the u VeivetEes AirCusaioo Soot arhldi credits yoor foot oo 10,000 day Air BubbUtJ Drop Vcard sod well htvl hi ceiL No chnrff oo 00 to hoy Big Redaction in Prices I i JACK HamiH 111 Sl L V Si iWednesday, August 2, 1950 rsjfm f MIS f j Mcwinaa 01 jucftonj idiea baturaay fcae was uaei Imouier oz ims Ambrose iviurpnyj feuvnvinq m aaaiuon to Mrs Murpny are 3 other dauqhters, Mrs Ai Dahlem, Mrs Lon Shields and Mrs Lyman Vincent and a son, Bernard Harry, Lore nzo, and Phillip Murphy and Miss Drusciiia Murphy attended the funeral at St Joan church Jackson, Tuesday WmJ5hGcweli oi DenveVfColo spent last week at the Floyd Martin home L D Shotwell and Wife of Ltetcfut spent Saturday there They are brothers oi Mrs LIMINATES DIGGING Groceries, Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings lingerie Kennedy Get Store I Martin Miss Francis Lister, neice of the late Lynn Gardner, is travei Una in Europe Mrs Merwin Campbell and children were in Grand Rapids last week and were Wed dinner quests at the Harold Porter home MMN Dick Campbell is spendina a week at the Flovd Maycroit home i Clifford and Llovd Bennett and families of Camden were Sat dinner quests of Mr and Mrs Glen Kinaslev Mr and Mrs Clair Greqory of Dexter were quests of Mr and Mrs, Andrew Campbell lasttweek The Harry Palmer famliy attend ded a party for Nancy Palmer at the Meyers home in Howell Sun 1 nomas Ware and wile Jeav this week for Robertsville Ala to visit their dauqther, Lois Mrs Alta Meyer has return home iiom St joe hospital, Ann Arbor Gerald Swarthout and wiie are at Douqlas Lake thi3 week Louis Covle and wife spent Sunday at the Alex Covle home inWhitmore Lake DISSOLVES GfeEASE NO MDREvODORS ITS MODERN REYOLUTIONARY Ho more xptniivt unhealthy pumping end digging up of ctttpoolijtcptic lonki, leepogt pcolt goi Uapt and cloggtd lint Mftrei h moil cUabo ond 1o ,, method to liquify, dittoJvo and toponify greet ludg, hair, itlh and other organic tolidk Thtt modein chemical guatanttti quirk and effi ciM reiuh 12 to 16 ort NO SHUTDOWN of pool Of tork neiv v chemical it working, 5, 10, 15, 23, 53 cu i NTAINEfrS Br Can4ia Fe 01 r V di Myron Hughes ft77 T 11 J SW 8717 Lakeside Dr Ruafc Lake V o t Plumbing Water Sytems etcStanley Dtnkel 10WEST PRICE EVER Special de luxe PHIL0ASJAPPAM Range f f Henry Shirey and family are , f 1 now hvinq at Hiland Lake William Cooer has purchas1 Mr ana Mrs M J Heason took ed the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Mrs Mabio Suyaam wuo haa i Stacjcablo on xinweil St South been vistlinq them ijtc to lack ltrl wmMninWS Misiirmnia Smith of Wayne 1 hate movedT e Yead the week end with Leon aqe at Swarthouts Cove Por, yjStSlh ,, n x j aqe Lake until their home on M 36 West is done Mr and Mrs M E Darrov enteitained the Wm Foqa family B milCi lUiiiU lilt TIU1 WVJU iVM4T I iiivi Ju viiy I of Chicaqo, Mr and Mrs Brt the Alfred Piau family and I Hnham and Mrs Hazel LAY iori vurda riorwood and son, Virqinia Shirley with Mr and Mrs Doyle Templeton of Keeqa Harbor spent the week end in Renton, Ind Mr and Mrs Harold Maycock, Mrs, wurda riorwood and son, Raiph atttendad the funeral of Leslie Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and child Maycock inTidford last Mon 4 Mtomtic, itantUjhting burner removable porcotaia drip trays y YisuaKte oven with glut window and ovttt Usb y 24bow dock trith builtin rrrrTr Vlsiminder signals eoohing lima, up to 30 minutes y TUguide gives time and ten aeraturt information y ffiuminatod signal tells v ten oven is OQ v tight illumipjtes entire top tf range V ttrga working area on lain dniah Concealed or en vent J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE I Now Is the time to modernize your kitchen with Philgas the thrifty bottled gas for farm and town homes You can hunt far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rang Remember, too, w will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old rang regardless of type, make or condition Easy termsT if you wish MAW OTHER PHILGAS APtlAMCfS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSil SEE US TODAY Wl HANOI AU MtTAUATION DCTAtS benham and Mrs Hazei iJy dinner Weanesday niqnt Jim rial nad a tractor tip over on nun last week while worKina uyvw ,i uu , on the Ualph Hall home but ex, ren spenUfipt Tuesday with tier caped injury mohter, MrT Emma Broqan in Mr ana Mrs Clarence Fullei Stockbridqe oi Fowlerville called at the WI Mi and Mrs Irvin Kennedy at CJ Miller home Wednesday tended the picnic Sunday qiven Mrs Hene Miller completed hoi by St Josephs church in Howell summer sefcool work at St Jos , i he Gerald Reason family I ephs Academy, Adrian, this wk1 srxnt the week end at Torch Lk The Olson iamily who bouqht northern Michiqan the home of Mrs Hattie Swarth eo bettes and family of Wall out on Unadilla St are now oc ed Lake spent the week end af cupyinq it They were at Rush the Roqer Can family Lake Gerald Clinton and wife of Dot Alfred Larson and mother oi roit and the Ralph Clinton family Greqory who bouqht the James of Lincoln Park spent the week Sinoer home on W Main St en at the C J Clinton home has moved into it Hubert Ledwidqe and family Jack Clark spent the week of Koyal Oak were Sat quests of end at the Edsel Meyer home Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe and at Ypsilanti family Saturdays, Ann Arbor News uy Atfcee and family of Glad, container pictures and a writeup win spent the week end at theof ihe home of Anthony DeFillipi W C AtLee home I at Hi land Lake This home is Georqe Meabon ir and wife built on the side of cm embank spent Sunday with relatives in ment lacinq the lake and is 3 Mason 1 stories hiah The home was built c J Clinton and wife were oVer a space of time entirely by quests of the Walter Clinton fam Mr DeFiilip except for Plumpina ily at Black Lake this week Heatincr and Wirinq His wiie, Jack Younq, employed by ths Mrs Irene DeFillipi did the paint Gulf Oil Co has been promoted inq and decoratina to salesman He has Washtenaw Mr and Mrs Russell Clark are Monroe and Lenawee counties spendina the week in Niaqara Mr and Mrs Robert Pike call Falls ed on Mrs Leslie Farrinqlon of Mrs Laura Giadwell with Mr Stockbridqe Sunday and Mrs Norbert Lavev of Det Gordon Hester and wife of YDroit are in Chicaqo for a few day silanti ware Thurs quests at the Mr and MrsFred Read had for J Andrew Nesbin home Sunday dinner quests at their I philliD Hudson and family o home at Portaoe Lake John Mc Detroit and Durwood Maurer and Guire and iamily, Mrs McGuire family of Ann Arbor were week i Dr and Mrs Stevo Brown of De end visitors of the Lester McAfee jtroit, Mrs Hoaqland of Howell family James Whitley family and the xvns Gus Henneau and Mrs Robert Read family Ed Jendirowski of Rush Lak The Pinckney archers went to have returned home from a visi Stockbridqe to take on the arch to southern Illinois era Sunday Pincknevites wore1 V and Mrs David Ostrandr Howard Read, Merlin Lavev, N of Cincinnati visited Mr and Mrs Miller, Dan VanSkonbrockr O iobert Read last week, and Louis Swarthout Their arch Gertrude Spears spent a coup ery ranqe is back of the Hockey le of davsJast week with the Swarthout station Russell Glover family at Fowler The Huah Doolittle family ici ville Portaqe Lake spent Sunday at The Gerry Eichman family att J the Kenneth Wvlie home ended the picnic at owell Sun J Mrs Glenrt Gardner of Stanton qiven by St Josephs church, and Sierrill Soule of Howell Sund v visitors of Mr and, were week end quests at the P, tyrs Wm Shehan were Lo Ca , tw , Sprout home Hsh and family of Detroit and strona neck and oood shoulder Mrs Walker Leatherman of Mrs Alma Harris and dcruohter to perform the stunt picturec Lansind was a week end quest i Mrs Helen McGreaor of Briahtjhere as one of Lucky Lee Lolt I at the Robert Pike home j on spent Friday at the Wm Me Hell Drivers who slated to ao Mrs Maude Glover and MrsMercer home pear at Fowlerville Fair Sunday Mr and Mrs H C Vedder were in Otfcaao, HL, Monday f I mg be aummf, but I do know thai the olcphonr dii ectory Ypllow Pages speak fer 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HuitibuselM5chlacm lSar Lake v were in Detroit last Thursday w j GndxiBi on het Clulnd vgginf 8 SS fte Bedk 3bn of Mr and BeinriroBnvtlncr23 Lc house onOgJroa ISSatSkMLAhisoortr TiweJaad Mrs DConsfii A WhftojJwrnme gjg w nd 8m fasMc Bi tj j 7 V Wi ,l tVi v y THE PmCKNTY DISPATCH Tyednesdar, July 26, IMP TMdke 7urs PJsu a I i i 5 rref Mfrter Systems to Meet Every Need Soundest investment for your home and farm is a modern Myers Water System Completeness of the Myers line assures you the water service exactly suited to your individual requirements And Myers unvarying policy of making every part better than needed , extrarugged, oversize, more precisely machined and fitted insures longest, lowcost operation All Myers Water Systems are GUARANTEED IN WRITING Come in and let us show you how easily you can enjoy Myers plusperformance We service all makes of water systems AUCTION PROFESSIONAL CORNER Jl f THE PINCKNE SANITARIUM D W VanWmtie Bey M Duffy, M D 5 C I VmWDLB I Pmckney Michigan VanWSNKLE VanWINKLE Iknly 1100 A M to 200 P M Attorneys at Low Except Wednesdays Stato Savinas Bonk MOD,, TuosFii Sot, 7 to 8 im HowU Mlchfaan DR G McCLUSKEY , MAKlZtf J LAVAN TWnifr Attorney at Law , 112 North Michigan Ave hpneJ3 Brighton, Mias Telephones Phone iofU Repairing Havina decided to emit farmina Office 935 Residence 814 MYhON J HUGHES I will sell at Public Auction at Evenings by Appointments M mv farm, 2525 SEVENMILE RD Howell Michigan Plumbing and Heating TWO 2 Miles EAST of WHIT1 HEMSNKin tato 8717 Lakeside Drive MORE LAKE, or THREEO Miles J ntMB owta License Rush Lake Phone Howell 1010 PAUL GATES 2390 East Grand River HoweHu Michigan AUCTXGNEERSP H SWABTHOWJ SON 2VTH iStf RSF 4e9NE Phone 183 27 E Grand River HALF 3 Miles WEST ol Howell Michigan SOUTH LYON, on Heal Estate Insurance, Brokerage Funeral Home City, Lake and Farm Property Don C Swarthout, Director A Speciality j Modern Equipment List Your Property With Me I Ambulance Service I Phones 39 63, Pinckney, Mich LEE LAVEY SatAugl2 Commencing at 100 P M Sharp the followina FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST General Insurance J Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich 12J WeBt Q, RlvT A Howell Michigan Phone 358 Residence 615 AUC TIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality LAVE 19 HEAD OF COWS 17 HOLSTEINS 1 GUEANSEY 1 SHORTHORN yrs old, due y BERT WYiFE Phone Pmckney 78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinckney 154F3 V LLOYD HENDEE Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mich CARL JONES AV WARE I Holstein Cow, 6 bepiemer 8 1 Concrete Products, Gravel Sand j Top SolL Road GraveL rill oin 1 Road Building Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract TIMEPROVEN PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS WANTED Difck, d other various Kinar of DiaainaVtmcrT rrg EXCAVATING pall Howell 1 3 8 2 W Basement FOR SALE Best Literature Of Worlds Charles Dud DR C I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter, fsasTonTRiTtockney Mich , Holstein Cow, 5 vre old, due Phon Dexter 3461 Phone Dexter 3116 , September 7 , j Rolstem Uow, 4 yrs old, due , k 1 January i2 Uassiiiea Advs, 1 I ry WciTMT oiior 46 vclumps University Library of Autnbioqra phy, 15 volume, The Worlds WANTED Second Cuttina AIM Famous People with bookcaso I wiiVbuv standina or bail on and writinq dosk combined hares f,L Phono Briqhton 3909 or call at Three Bros Farm 9555 Kress Rd Lakelaridi Phone 7F5 j Pmckney Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROItmv HORSES 150 COWS 150 WE BUY HIDEb mD CALF SKINS Phone 68 Pinckney Central Oead Stock C c rURTS MC0Ry MNNOV D CllMDSyG lb Knot Vn Dees ft, W CM snH T M W Seal,Lplven Jf for all the tough, , FOR SALETen 3 month old rob bits Call Bill Brady Hoitin Oow, 3 yrs old, due vnwwiiaivw x Phonel 164 October 20 M FOR SALE Universal Eelriaerat j FOR SALE 4 room cottaqe, 3 Holstein Oo, 4 yrs old, due or fn qood runnina condition lcts 2 bcats 15 H p Motor, at 1 September 14 3500 May be at lollowina ad Patterson Lake Hoistein Uow, 4 yrs, old, due dress this weekend and all of Phone Det Townsend 5J47U SeptemiDer 26 next week or 3323 Kendall St Detroit 1 COWS B C Simods SALESPEOPLE WANTED Holstein Cow, 4 yrs old, New 9449 Ann St Silver Lake, Mich crperuna ior Defiance Plastic 1 Milh J FOrt SALE Stokol Hydraulic i Demonstrators in this area Over d Coal Stoker Good as new PricJ 974 items Beautiful hostess qifte October b ec rigui or qwek sale Hiqhest commission paid No aa Holstein Cow, 4 yrs old, due RqssRead Ph2ne57F3 liveries to make interested January 30 PAPOMP vr u iwrit Box 461, Stockbndae, Mich Gusrnsev Cow 4 vrs old New FOR SAL Fryers, weiqhmq 1 L n M about 5 K 0 FOR RENT r Tfmflnt Modem apaitment February 13 Holstein Cow, 3 yrs old, , February 20 Hnlsein Cow, 5yrs old, Saw filed Retoothed Milch Lawn Mowers Sharpened I Holstejh Cow, 5 vrs old, Holstein Cow, 5 yrs old New MgrkJNash, Pfrone 61F12 I Miich J FOR SALE A Coleman Oil BurHolstein Cow, 5 yrs old, duetner with electric fan, also 250 Auqust 25 oal oil tank with about 50 qals Holstein Cow, 3yrs old, NewW oil Milch i RV McDonouqh, Holstein Cow, 4 vrs old, duel Phone Howell 11W2 587 E Gd River, Lake Chemunq Z over Roy Clarks atore Phone 124F3 Pincknev Have your Furnace and Oil Btrndrs Cleaned and checked Work quaranteecL Phone Pinckney 8 leave name 4 addrese FOR SALE8 Ft Frtcridalre Etoc J,, run DAIXO r inqiaaiiw UJW uuj WANTED4nUiinlna To Do trie Refriqerator In qood conditATTENTION New Rakh Hail, Phone 52FlUion John CarverPhone 11 OF 12 FOR SALE Alunimum baov All Work Done By Machine and Auqust 28 I Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 River Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michigan old due Basinet and Play Pen with Call Pinckney 156F5 pad FOR SALE5 seven weeks old Holstein Cow, 2 vrs 1 Auqust 9 Holstein Cow, 2 yrs old, September 10 piqs Frank Pearce du FOR SALEtMiied HaWiTTseTll 109g0 Stincfafield Rd Silver Lcto standinq or you may cut on 1 FOR SALE Duo Therm due shares Nick Coluser Burner, Large Size 3500 M36 East Oil Pinckneys FOUND At the 11881 W Shore Drive donkey ball1, Inquire Steiiens Stare A Hiland lik SALE STARTS AT 100 SHARP passes in leather case Inquire, , ALL aiAia i uu onnur f t rncu rvu H FOP SALE Power Lawn Moww qame Saturday niqht, a pair of qlasses in Leather cas at the Dispatch Officetp tHtr 21 m Cut 7500 When new It FOR SALE German Shepard, 2cost 15750 iyear old t reqistered with papers, j Lucius Dovle, DUALITY TOOLS EQUIPMENT Will sacrifice for qood home 1947 Allis Chalmers W C Tract ,Howell 80W1 or and Cultivator FQR SAl, m Q 1949 Allis Chalmers 2Row cket fence complete with qates Mounted Corn Picker Myron Huqhes, 8717 Lakeside Dr New Idea Manure Spreader Rush Lake Phone 157F11 FOR SALE Modem Phone 42 FOR SALJB 1929 4 Door Td Sedan, Hydraulic Brakegt First one there takes it for 3500 115 Chilson Rd Phone Howell 1382W Meats Fruit International Tractor Plow 214 FOR SALERoyal, Quiet DeLuxe International Corn Binder, power Portable Typewriter used very takeoff little Will sell verv reasonable 1949 Avery Corn Planter I Call 38F4 PinefaSS reasQnalDle 1 1949 John Deere 7 ft Disc WAN diatom nn John Deere 3Section Draa SZLr alrfiSulg nq u Boxes j WANTED Lady wishes to International Silo Filler Groceries 4 etables j TV , w room nome in Pinckney, Baaeaent, tvunae, Bath, very best oi condition Ex SSr,1 avertable Price 650000 SEE REASON PHONE 133 or 17 USE T4LFOR ATHLETES FOOT BECAUSE ilt has greater PENETHAT1NO w do Pw yftM P c undUm wall paperinq Verv reaaonnhU oqqlcohol baaeu It carries the International Mowina Machine Has own outfit Mrs I VanSkiver i 2 modiccrtioa DEEPLY, to kill Tohn Deere Grain Drill 11371 Lakeview, Patterson Dr toS FIPJSL00111001 Get happy Tmn Bar Etoller Canvas I , 2 reHei IN ONE HOUR or your 40c IOW SAXENew army wall tent back at any druq store Today at i 12rl4, Beautyrest mattress and CORYS DRUG STORE nsrav PnTTTPMEMT spnngs4 burner cabinet oil stove DAffiY EQUIPMENT wlth oven Inquire 140 UnadiUa j ,, w1111 St, Pinckney Inteniational 1Unit Machine, complete Milkina fish International 4cdh Milk Cooler j 1 Set Twin Tubs 1 8car Can Rack Electric ot Water Heater WANTEXpoULTtt WUi pay Detroit xncskat C H Ua 62F1 Market Fariaes Courteous Service Clar TERMS OF SALE All sums oi 2000 and under, cash over that amount 10 or 12 months time will be Qiven on approved bankable notes bearina Interest at 6 3 NCKNET8 FINEST FOOD STORE Delbert Avery Jr, Prop FLOYD KEHRL, CLERK First National Bank, Plymouth PROPRIETOR We Hare Farm Seed Chick Starter For Tour Ned I Farmer Feed Supjfcy Co MAT mnmsKf t tsW m MM Jfi , M tit V J i CHE WNCXNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, August 2 1950 CONSERVATION KOTES A thrid plane has ben added to the conservation, dept Ior use in law enforcement Nintythree arrests were made, in May of persons fishing with out a license and 358 in June Low water levels are continuing The July water level was 11 of a toot lower than last year The IjbrqjBSJt small moutha1 9 lbs It was couqbt in Cheo black bass on record weighed boyqan county in 1906 Field tests with insectides aim ed at killing the anomala beetle which attacks pine trees are underway Only 3 acres of forest were burned over in the last 7 week period To maintain fldiarp tailed grouse, no grouse habitants will be planted to trees ft MKaaaam ft Probate Offiot in ft City of av Locals At o imlfli of too wwtiit oak H th Cty of Ho ell In Mdd Count on the 3rd day of July A D , 1950 PreeenUHo Hbam R smith Jvag at fiobat i In th Montr of th fetal el Michael Lavey, deceased It appearing i aotm feat ft time for presentation at caafcn againat aid estate should bt limited, and that C rimand place he cpoointed tareire, einmme and adjust ed claim and berbr eJd fls and the ft legal Btilfrs of scdd deca ed estifled to tahedtft estate of Mcn said deoad dfed sLouid bs ad u is Ordered That oJi of the crediors oi said deceased ar required to present their claims tr said court at said Probate Office and to sexr a copy thereof upon Adrian Lavey, administrator of said estate whose address is Pinck ney, Michigan at said Probate Office on on or before 18th day of Sept, 1950at ten oclock in h forenoon said time and pun bebsQ oppotatd fof ft amination and adiustment oi all claia and demands against said deceased, and fat ft adjudlcaaan and deteraJnttt km of ft kotos at ktw of said deceased at ft te of hi death entitled to innet H ft estate of which ft deceased diec It is Farther Ordsaed that public net ice thereat M given by publication of o cop JX ttue ordev fox three successivi ww previous said day oi hsarim BUS DMVER SCHOOL A bus driver training school will be held at the Howell High School for the training of school bus drivers on Monday Aug 7 14, 21 and 28 This school s be ing sponsored by the State and County Department of Education and the local School Boards Michigan State College under the direction of Mr Leslie Silver nale will give the instruction at a cost of 1000 a driver The local district will pay the cost and be reimbursed in state aid Part of the instruction will be to the classroom and part in the bus This is an effort to increase the safety of bus transportation and also to conserve busses And the bus drivers of the Coun ty are expected to be in attend ance An examination has been call ed by the U S Postoffice Dept for the position of substitute clerk at the Ptnckney postoffice All applications from those who wish to take the examination must be in at the Pincknev post office by August 22nd, KJ50 Ap plication blanks mav be obtain ed there All applications must reside within the district served by the postoffice, be citizens of the United States The aoe fim it is from 18 to 50 years old, except for war veterans Mr and Mrs Sumner and Mr and Mrs Ernest Darlina of Lans ing were Sunday guests at th3 Albert Dinkel home The Russell Gardner family of Ann Arbor and Mrs Bertha Kasenchuk of Chelsea called at the Albert Dinkel home Suuday Cyrus AtLee and wife attended the state pros Att contention at the Grand Hotel, Mackinac Is last week Mr and Mrs Wayne AtLee went to Gladwin and took car5 of their children for them, Jack Fairchild who has been visiting at the Frank Aberdeen home has returned to New York City Lt John Carver of the air carp reserve has been reclassified hv the war dept and expects a call to duty any time now Jovce Clark is workind in Hoi lie Elliss Lakeland Hotell, week ends The Howard Harris family of Pasadena, Calif, and the Robert Seefeld family of Columbus, O were week end guests at the Earl Baunhn home Mrs Dorothv Meabon Dilla, of Tumwater, Wash, arrived1 hers Saturdav to srrv with hv parents Mr and Mrs Georae Meabon Jr Her husband has aone to Korea with the army Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt Wed dinner rruest of Dr and Mr, W C Wvlie of Dexter Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kamo man of DeHt spent the weeV rA with Mr and Mrs Mark Mrs Noltie V Jirrhn spent last Week rt thrc Me ill crrm in Wei , Mrs Mac Daller is havina her home sided with asbestosashing les Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Milford were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Winston Bauqhn Barbara Baughn returned home with them for a visit Donnie Baa qhn is visiting at the Earl Baugha home George Stewart and family of Re1 Oak spent the week end at their cottage at Hiland Lake Wayne Carr and family have moved from the Shirev Apts on Pearl St to a cottage at Rush Lk Paula Curlett spent Sundav with Beverly Hardin at Portage Le Mrs Edmund Haines has receive d wore that her son, Douglas Plummer, has been called back in the rerviro and is at a train ira station in California Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHorn IT crrt Mrs M E Darrow, Mr crd Mrs Elmer VanBeuran, Miss Flcrence Tuppetr, Mrs Marjory UK K and Mrs novo Weks H C Vedder and wife, Mrs Arlo Caulk attended a school reunion at Howell City Park Sunday Don Burns has been reclassified bv the war dept 1 William Rupnow o Hiland Lake has moved to Femdale Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller Mr and Mr, foe Griffith, Mr and rmd Mr Olin PVbinson, Joan Griffith and Otto Mattison attend ed he Lowell Show Boat, Satvr Mr rmd Mrs Le lavev called at the Marincrm home, in Tack so Mondav night Mr cmd Mrs M E Darrow were in Jackson Tuesday STAT E OF MICHIGAN Wilfred HL Erwia, Administrator IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR of the Estate of Herbert H Cook THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON Sr, deceased, and Herbert Cook, Jr H IN CHANCERY Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION Suit pending in the Circuit Court fox the County of Living ston oa the tith dcy of July, 1950, at the City of Howell, in said County U satisfactorly appearing to the Court by affidavit on hie that tnw defendants, Herbert H Cook, Jr, is not a resident of the State of Michigan and that his residence is unknown 1 On motion of Stanley Berrimanj attorney for plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED that the said defendant Herbert H Cook, Jr cause his appearance to be entered in this cause within three months from the date of this Or der, and in case of his appear ance that he cause his Answer to the plaintiffs Bill of Complaint to be filed, and a copy thereof to beserved upon the plaintiffs attorney within fifteen days after service upon the defendant of a copy of said Bill and notice of this order, and that in default thereof that said Bill be taken as confessed by said defendant And it is further ORDERED that within forty days after the date hereof, the said plaintiff cause a notice of this Order to be published in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulating in said County of Livingston, and that such publication be continued once in each week for six successive weeks, or that she cause a copy of this Order to be served personally on said defendant, at least fifteen days before the time above described for her appearance And it is further ORDERED ttioT the said plaintiff cause a copy of this Order to be mailed to said defendant at his last known post office address, by registered mail, and a return receipt demanded at least twenty days be fore the time herein prescribed for the appearance of the defendant Glenn C Yellcmd Circuit Court Commissioner Stanley Betrimcrn Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Michigan Telephone No 183 Ruth B Culver Plaintiff vs Th y or STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE CTBCUrr COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF LTVINSTON IN CHANCERY Eveivn M Schniers, formerly Evelyn M Cook, Plaintiff flbnw for A f Lirinastoa At a ejcMi el said Coft il ft Pnjsx O0o ss ft CUr at o ell on the 12th day of July A D , 1950 PreentHo Hbam R SmHb fvdeje tote In ft Matter of iff Estat at Mary Clara Smith, Minor Inez Smith, Guardian, having file in said Court her petition, paying for license to sell the interest of said estate n certain real estate therein described It is Ordered That the 7th day of August A D 1S50 at ten Vdock in the znooon j csn Pftuxile ofHo b ttto Is herebr eppmufd lor heartna said pet and that all pet sons intesested in said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place to show cause whi a license to sell the interest in said eaJ osttate should not be granted It I Further rdrd lh paMftv aotfa thereof k OTB by fywr of a copy of ft order one each week or ftre seBiosjsNnsjiBi pnrlons to said doy of noitaorhi ft Ftnck y MSPCTCB V SSJWSpBBSBJft pBBSJSja OJSO CT flrottIflrtd IF floss Oboofls A tps oopy fBiU B flntft Isabel Brown Baremen, Cora Brown Curdy, Wm Frederick Brown, Claude Scott, Vivian Scott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, eorqe bcott, Joseph Andrew brown Anckrew WnitiaJkcar taxx Ltnsi Whitcacer, his wile, Martna M Whitaker Sirauch, and their unknown wives, heirs aevisees leaatees and assiqns Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION Suit pendina in Circuit Court ior the County of Livinqston in Chancery on this 15th day of July, 1950, It oppearinq from the sworn Bill of Complaint as riled in said cause that the plaintiff has not been able after diliqent search and inquiry to ascertain whether Vivian Scott, Claude Scott Chas Scott, Flora Scott, Georqe Scott, Lester B Scott, David Euqene Scott, and their unknown wives heirs, devisees, leqatees and assiqns, a part of said defendants named in this cause, are alive or dead, or where they may reside if living, or if they have any personal representatives or heirs livinq, or where they ox any of them may reside or whether the title, intere claim, lein or possible right of these defendants has been assiqned to any other person or persons, or whether such title, interest, claim, lien or possible riant has been disposed of bv Will of said defendants And it further appearing that the plaintiff does not know and has been unable after diliqent search and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons wb are included as defendants with out beinq named Therefore, on motion of Stanley Berriman, attorney for plaintiff, lt is ordered that the above nam ed Vivian Scott, Claude Scott, Charles ScottFlora Scott, Georqe Scott, Lester B Scott, David Eu qene Scott, and their unknown wives, heirs, devisees, leqatees, and assiqns, a part of said de fendants named in this suitcause their appearance to be entered herein within three months of the date hereof, and that in default there of said Bill of Complaint as on file herein be taken as con fessed bv said defendants and each and all of them And it is further ordered that the plaintiff cause this Order to be published within fortv days In the Pincknev Dispatch, a new gpopef printed, published and circulatina in said county, once in each week for at least six successive weeks Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissioner Stanley Berriman attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Michiqan Telephone No 1833 The above entitled suit involves and is brought to ouiet title o the following described lands located in the Township of Oceola, County of Livingston and State of Michiqan, and more oarticularly described as follows towit TV NEof to SWU of th SW and the EW of the SW excepting therefrom the SWUI of the SE of the SW, all in Section 21, T3N, R5E Michigan Stanley Berriman Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell Michigan Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 02, 1950 Description An account of the resource August 02, 1950 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 1950-08-02 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3c3ed2f8e5bc0497b648280af6fadbaf.pdf cefd60d233ec95f6cfbe45fad6762dcc 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. 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Pinck Volume 87 ispatch The Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, August 9, 1950 Mirror Social Happenings i OUR DEMOCRACY No a fcyW j SsLSfaLz EK liSSSSSPS i USED TOOL IS ALWAYS BRIGHT 803 t toVlnceni La bonri ThXi ZZ in U Roa son of HoBarlo and ilu oond That was 10 years aao late James LaRosa Denise is a 36 33 3 Wate oi PinckySfschool iars is 25 But what has happened to the 1940 dollar In, terms of money value it is worth but 60 cents So iiqurinq from this our 75 bond bought in 1940 is worth only 60 That is what inflation has done to Michigan in 10 years As the value ot the dollar goes down, the cost of living goes up and wages increased Higher wages mean higher prices It is a merry qo round ai th best The postwar inflation problem of Michigan is bound to become worse unless we avoid the mis takes of World War II Bernard Baruch, Chairman oi the 1918 war industries says we carjnot have priorities over production without price and wage control He added inflation is dangecrous even if we are no, pt war Our national debt is 257 billions and the cost of livina is so high serious hardships are felt, Everywhere cities and states are endeavoring to raise wages of teachers, police, firemen and nurses whose wages have been slashed bv inflation This has raised the cost of insurance and hosptalization beyond the ability of many to pav According to Baruch price con trols are the only remedy The qravest threat to our govrnment is not prior, controls but inflation at home BarucH said the pics THERE IS AN OLD STORY ABOUT THE AXE THAT WAS IN ONZ FAMILY Cfi 150 YEARSWITH THE HELVE REPLACEp gX TfMXS ANO THE HEAQ THRE, ITS AN AXIOM THAT MAKES SENSE Joseph Hospital Ann Arbor Shtf is now employed as an office nurse Vincent graduated from St Thomas High School, Am Ar aor and attended The Normal College in Ypsilanti He is now associated with the Pincknev Tavern and Bowline Alisv No, wedding date has ben set Softball Notes Current Comment fcNew York City 08f n ROBERTSHARTMAN The wedding of Norma Robert dauqher ot Mr and Mrs Nor man Roberts of Fowlerville to Edward Hartman, son of Adolph Hartman of Pinckney took place at 7 p m Saturday night at th Peace Lutheran church on War r en Ave, Detroit, Rev Enno Claus officiating The bride wore a flow inq white gown with illusion neci line and finqertip veil and carried white carnotions The brides maid, Mrs Hilda Wasmuna wore a rpse colored gown ana also earned white camationsRop ert Reinberqer, cousin oi ths qroom was best man A reception was held at the grooms uncle, Rudolph Gessert The couple will Five in Kowei where the bride is employed i the Citizens Mutual Auto Insui ance Co She qraduated from rowierviile high school, class 1949 The qroom works, for th Chrysler Motor Co, Oetroit, The Pinckney V F W ullhoul Week skiQed a riot whenhJa gh they outiut D 11 to 9, fa in holding acl L ed to hit with men on and lost i0lln A bloody rio tcS niSf 1 T V18 f ndaY F 8 Jich were 00 to 3 Don Amburqey, pitching for 3 Persons arrested It was J PiKknfy sued 5 98 tas lnu During the civii wl dmf while Joe Pustay for Dexter only , roits occured in Nw YSIPT walked 3 The difference was the 1 d a reoim,S L J0lk ,Cu 5 Pinckney errors compared to only one by Dexter Dexter got a run the firsi and another the second Pincknev aor 3 hits the second Put only scored one run Dextergot 2 runs the , ST RareQlm moching ihrou t0 HI Bailmi0 vvas stoned a id badly beaten thereBack in WW made periodic raids on nails und oJher l es dance where tcpi ,14 places 3rd on 2 walks, a hit baiter and j andall boVswahoreatioD asingle, Ihey qot 4 men on the rards were jailed These slack 4th but a double play, Good to Jeffreys held them to one ran F Sinqer hit a home run, scorinq a man ahead of him Dexters last raids were so frequent that aanc iSi ptXf o,rs ilnaJly cCk6ts to oys wo could lfc reclston cards This un came in the 4th on Haimswor slacker class in the main are no , ths home run, only selfish and ionorant S Pinckney scored twice the 6th I love of country means absolutely on hits by the Amburey Bros, I nothinq to them arSGteiv , Reader and Good Tom Gooa i and joe Jeffreys made 3 aoublej 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 1 2 1 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 HURRY CURRY 4H CLUB ,, The Hurry Curry 4H Club J controls of 1942 peimitted wages I 27 Y is 1,1 w did voll ct ths rovleville fair I to run free and b m pric t MUD C1 , cuto 110 of parity This added 100 John urQ ir on a 5thrcnd 6ih billions o the cost oi th wai j n a long and ewe Raymond Weqener oth on calf Jerry h nrv t CONSERVATION v iri1 T , 5th on calf David asn 4th onj I calf These boys all qot blue rib1 Althoiqh vhilfisa led in the bons Marion Tomasic, jimmie1 commercial take in the great Campbell and Charles and Jim Tb KEEP A TOOL USEFUL, PARTS MUST BE REPAIRED AND REPLACED, AND PROVIDENT PEOPLE SEE TO IT THAT ALL THEIR POSSESSIONSTHEIR tNSTRUMMTS OPSECURITYGET THAT KIND OF CARS THROUGH SAVINGS AND LIFE INSURANCE, AMERICANS WAKE UP POR THE WEAR AND TEAR OF DAILY LlVfNS ON THEIR FINANCES, AND KEEP THESE INSTRUMENTS OF THFlR SECURITY ALWAys SOUND AND SRMiHT tv AB RH 3 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 s 4 3 3 3 3 4 4 , lakes in May and June trout were second Over 737,000 lbs of trout were taken, Lake Superior accounted for most of the trout ior Henry won money awards on their calves Obituaries i Church Notes MRS, LETTIE COOK I St Marys Catholic Church Mrs Lettio Cook82 ded ft rney MicM011 her home in qht6n August U fev Fr Albert J SchmitL Pastort Sho was lhughter of John Sunday Masses f All fanners planning Williamst on cooperative hunting areas i inq Ribbon Awards at the lerville Fair There was also later should submit plans not than Sept 10 The dept has many queries from people who wish to buy a lot on a qood fishing lake with HANDICAFT EXHIBIT sfd, Carplinjaftrch jcnea anSurnmer 630, 600, 1000 11 The Pinckney HemdiHaiMlM Handicraft Clab won the follow IsZZrT n w FrfnJ DevofaoJJsi, Jrt Fow A 111151 Ir Cook, a bab r ,ndV evening at 730 p m mPinckney January 21, 1886 and cnfes3ions 301 ana In ihe meantime inflation has AB R H faiea its iieaci, biouqlit on by 2 0 1 Panic buying oi many popi 0 01 whu want to be prepared in war 0 1, time scarcities which existed i the lust war again auveiop nuiu aealers who had a surplus oi cars oefore IHG Korean Ouipreaic suddenly lound Uieir show rooms bare and themselves b montlw Pehnd in their ordeis lli same thmq happened to electrical app iiances, auto tires and sugar ana many iood nulls People who ord manly bouqht oniy 10 lbs o sugar started buying 200 ioa oi 11 lots etc This, oi course, aisrupt led the maiket which was oniy 2 geared to iurnish the public with a normal supply This mad buy inq raised priccs Junqrs has ucied to uiovic tnis ana has qiv en the president power to invoke price and waqe controls when prices qo 5 percent above the preKorean War levels Some think price controls never should have been lifted The 80tU con qress lifted them with the assurM anc that the law oi supply ana I demand would level the market TRICOUNTY LEAGUE j back to noimal It never did Instead prices climbed still higher Pinckney sei a new leaque reJ cord in the league Sunday when j , thev defeated the Lansinq CLO i In the meantime the draft tem team here Sunday 26 to 11 The PO has been steppa up I ha previous run scoring record wascall In thte county ior the August plays PlflCKNEY Jeffreys lb Jones, rt Lavoy, cf Gooa, 3b Ledwidqe, If D Amburqey, p R Amburqey, ss Darrow, 2b Reader, c DEXTER Myninq, cf Sinqer, 2b Pustay, p Roma, ss Bekker, rf Haimsworth, c 1 Devlin, If i Bennett, lb Motti, 3b In the preliminary game the Wylie Appliance team of How ell beat the Pincknev Cubs 16 to i 2 Dunn Wylie were the How ell battery and Mattison, R Sin ger, J Mrofka D Singer for Pinckney in ribbons monev award for th ceriesooidi T m Pincfciev 13 Vrs vher, ay alter Novenna Devotions 23 The total of 37 runs is also a draft is 11 men We understand ,m aOLWard r n f02ieopoiqshe was prominont in Churchi Saturday 730 to 900 P Ml new record Tom Good, Joe Jeff S ffom Pinckney have oeen call reys hit home runs Jeffreys start ed According to a war aepf dised for Pinckney and allowed 6 ch defenmentts for essential runs in 5 inninqs Jones finished men within the arai ago win os Pinckney made 4 errors and Lan wmaJld thon onlv T 5 f10113 sing 10 Batteries Jeffreys, Jones lno Korean war up to dato hu Blue Ribbons James Campbell i wahor AfhK r Sunday before 800 Mass , TT , , , Meffilvn VanSiambrook, Richard i now deZnlJ Wh l a bathing beach Unfortunately, VrrWnkrL prrr, wen , aeceaed the two do not always go to If mbrook,Ravmond Wenen Brighton wher aether Lakes with the best bath, RU B Ttmw u mainder of her life Mr Cook Rv n u B1I1U 4U ,iWlw ,, , ,ing beaches are not always acod , ,pr HennI died l She is survived by ChcT Pmr5d D BmAYtor i UcnkTciO Bmd, Parsons, Root Proved that a war cannot b M i TV, ,,, Dav Brady, Kicky Miller Ho, one grand daughter, Mrs Lo , Cli Practlse Wed Nights x R won bv planes and tanks alone ihey moved io re she spent the re Congregational Community Church batthina facHUtwhch is near ta 014 Tch wryanist ona Choir Director Bates and aood fishing lakes T T I r i So far this year 755,000 legal ToSC JfiZ R rrJwala llie member of the Bnahi sized trout have been planted in ,1 i 1 W onn R S Michigan lakes i Richard Wylie, James Am The funeral was held Fndav Attendance at the 60 Michigan, 9 the Keehn Funeral Horn Btate parks so far this year I 4 iixecior Pincknev Diava Saline next bat llUI foot soldiers or infantry Br, V V M Mwin Campbell OT are needed and plony of m Rev Brady preaches Sunday Icpic, iviountain Majsciies Sunday at 2JU p The Webberville Ind Vw Ihe theory that congress tei fo Peat ,, AsiQ The war has completely overonly fifMonn The 1949 record , innrrrwvt i ney won the automatic shotgun Ckm G Li , was IOOaoOO awarded by the County 4HwiLRUR EI5FIF m , wuwrens Hour 1145 12 to 2 victory over that team shadowed the political campaign Sasr vzrs 3st 1 CALL A Js 31 1 , SSSLSSK S Hoe,t Wackcn 1 LTJ to 10,000 seedli Concreie monuments the dividing line between Michi, county draft board on Aug lb Agnes church, Fbvviervi,, cm Wisconsin and Minnesota1, to take the preinduction examm I morning m was The Ward Tupper family of will be erected on the shores ofationfor the V S army They He was the vounaest son of Dexter are spending to week at anowSd one hit and struck Lakes Michigan and Superior are Vince LaRosa, Chester Jar W bur Liselo and Ihe ma Camp the Henry Collins cottage, Patter VlBnTSries Elliott Vogt iEVEN WAYS TO AVOID POUOj Burroughs Aaron Shirey and ents Besides his parents h, iv The Hollis Wylie family spent Brure VanBlaricum jr survived by 3 sisters, Mrs Nor Sunday at the AbramV L fn Although children between the Thomaa Clark was called toma srycz of Detroit, Mrs Cain Fowlerville ages of 5 to 10 are the most likei Howell today for a special exar erine Radnor of California and, LeightonPike of Wnvno ,Q vit ly to devebff Polio, there has nation Many other boys here Betty Also 2 brothers, Roy andin at tort PikolJSne Lee a noticeable increase, in re J have received guestionafrs cent years, in victims ot the teen j Don Amburgey was also in tcage group Learn the symptoms day for preinducton examina of Polio protect your family by j on reading Polio Insurance, in The American Weekly with next MARRIAGE LICENSES Sundays August 13, issue of Vincent Moody, 22, Howell, The Detroit Sunday Times Ruth Hedden, 22, Fowlerville MASONIC PICNIC Walter Nachtigal, 24, Howell, The fetal accident happened Kf 26 mi at the intersection rf Sergeant Slhrn 1 la vnd and Gregory Roads not far from Tt Keiqhton the Eiseue farm home They coll 5fav nW11 V MWere n ided with a car driven bv Law pXai f Qnd rence V Clark cf FowlerviileMr1 2 f e , , Eisele was taken to McPherson RobeIt Poulson and family of week and only out A thai the ninhtof Aug 19th by beating we consider him th, leading G Webberville VFW 13 to 0 Elliott Q P candidate He is a war vet eran who lost a lea in World War I, has played ball wih lab Jeffreys, Monroe Hugenot , or and was on the state liguor Chelsea beat Stockbndge 5 to commission and handled the 4 in a niaht qame sale of auto license plates He Official Standings J has organized Keiiv for Governor W L Pet Clubs in every county and is the 9 1 900 oniy candidate who has any or9 2 818ionization 727 727 455 The Detroit Tigers crre appal fowlerville Chelsea 1Veb Ind ilason Pinckney Stockbridge Williamston Saline 8 3 8 3 5 6 4 7 4 7 4 7 hospital but no bones were Grand Rapids spent the wee Lansing MyiEa Howeii ,fcud to have been broken Th nd Mrs 0tl Webberville WW wniirtm 3Vmp 27 Howell ofhers ni the car suffered but , , , n i 26 Ther will be a sports card hi , r 1 ,,,, r rri Mens Bible Class of the Coram Mr ana Mrs varies wmte costs ana growing uivny f A marriage license was issued e inq ot me Aa 364 cntly pennant bound havina got364 Men over their bia hurdle last , , 364week, the 3 game series with 2 9 192 j New York The Gods smiled on 1 9 100 Mcrr Red Rolfe in this seriesWli his pitching staff all shot he start ed 2 bull oen pitchers and both of them won outstanding victor ies The Detroit hinejs also cam through and the team won all 3 games The entire team is rolling and it does not seem that they tthSFltoSS 1Archie FjiWhitaore Lake, sports chairman There will be a gQpj BAU FRIDAY NIGHT a new name , They changed the name from n Iss Henry home new Pincknev school bMdino attended a world series since Baroca to the St Paul Bible potluck dmner and dance m the T m Joft MiChu hall there which seats 400 Otto, here Fnday night, Aug Poulson Is music chairman and 2 , thefirst th Pirickney OUn Robinson adv, chairman Cubg meet Brlqhton At g00 th, All Masons, Stars und friends mVFW team pleivg Ann Arbor 1 ,J , ti 10 xu a team they defeated early in On Friday night, Aug 18 the Q section Masons are fasormx an excur The VFW team is entered in 5 flto1 tbe 8tcrte tournament at Brighton, itSt Louis ball game Two Short startin Auq 2l 1909 when thev played Pittsbura That was on Oct 12 end it snow ed most of the morning The Mr and Mrs George Graham, for some time Only twociract of Colon were Sunday guests of ors bid on the iob, 0JJ52J The members of thp class con Dale Miller and wife I about 20,000 over the 120,000 ,, , side St Paul as onte of the qreat Mr J M McLucas entertained appropriation and the other was I nam wrm ravd m wrlen est of all the Aposrls a number of ladies of the Conglj S5O000 overBuilding material ustand Bennett prrk nd tcke 3 as church at her cottaqe at Portage getting scarce and cement is Glower only S125 We saw Geo Way busses have been charter ed which leave Pinckney at ll Kuhn of Gregory is 60 o m 76 tickets will be avail m real esQte fe fu gl0 M BtV Bashlum ot Ann qt tht IMspcrtch Oftice Total Cost Arbo t Sund with Gar ior hus fare and ticket is 350 trud g It is their aim to name Him their Patron Saint and to pattern Lake last Thursday their activities after the Plan of His Ministry The Wm McMacken family shortaqeIf the war effort increasThe main object of the class moved to the Lucas place Sun es there will probably be, an ia to train men to be active day near the Fowlerville airport I embargo placed on steel ana Christian Laymdi so that we thsv purchased Mrs Eleanor other materal essential to war Tiay do elective wcrk in Pinck Ledwidge and Kevin helped them inoy and surrounduncj Vrory settle Men both young and old aro Wm Marshall and wife of cordially invited to ioin us in Stockbridge were Sunday guests Christian Fellowship at the George Meabon home most impossible to get Highway Mullm shut out Pittsburgh 5 to 0 construction is held up by thisand reach the heights by strik ing out Wagoner, Leach and F Clark in a row Other Pinckney ites who were at the game were the late Wm E Murphy and Charles I Teeple, For this reason the school board has decided to wait fox things to settleBuilding costs have increas ed nearly 8 percent in the last 30 days or so Mr and Mrs Robert lack oi Gulf port Miss, are vislungrat th a Ota hone k I v THE PINCXNEY DESPATCH Wednesday, August 9, 1950 sr St Marys AT THE PtNCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS Pinckney, Mich AUGUST Afternoon and Evening m COME EARLY AND ENJOY THE AFTERNOON EVENING WITH YOUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS Featuring NEIGHBORING NOTES I The Detroit dry council hasf HallDodds Co 117 of these will be assigned to the police dept Charles Finkbinder, 69, mar of ,JxteT C0 stor from 1927 to 1947 died at Chelsea last Tues1 Curwood Castl at Owosso has I finally been taken over bv the school there who have moved their offices in it This was left to the city by Cuiwood but they found it a white elephant as its upkeep was hiah ana agve it to the school district Mrs Chas Whitehead and Beo trice Lamborn gave a pienu pital shower for Miss Janet Mar Rowel Theater HawelL Mlchtean 5 SYLVAW uikATER ,1 Quata Mich Tu W tku Aw, M FridOT Cartoon ANNIE GET YOUR GUN and Nm Sunday and Monday August 1314 m TOHNICOIOR I GyH ss,0 ,aek ovffi 1 S slows 3, 5, 7 9 tiiaay and Saturday August 1112 Cartoon Monte Hale in RANGPR OF CHEROKEE STRIP ptiql shower ior Miss Jane MGRIDMM c I 14 MI shall of Gregory, recently Peanv Singleton Arthur Lake in BLONDES HERO Color Cartoon Sunday and Monday ,Auaust 1914 Dan DaLley Anne Baxter A TICKET TO TOMAHAWK In Technicolor wit Rory Calhoun Walter Brennan RltWfr 27 archers ttook port in the a hery tournament held at Stock bridge, Pincknev was represen ed Ted Spence of Dexter won hiqh score in the mens contest j contest and Helen Newell of Gre gory in the womens A group of young people had a bad auto accident near the George Malcho farm last Mon niqht Carl Hollister, 22, of Pin ckney and Mrs Ettagine Lona 17, of Stockbridge were uncon scious when removed from the wreck, according to Deputy Alvo Beeman and were taken to Foote hospital, Jackson in the Milnei ambulance Stockbridge Brief Sun Gov G Mennen Williams ol Michigan vas a guest at the cowJrvUle Fail and afticially opened it Wednesday night Claire Miller of Iosco had a cow struck and killed by lkjhi ninn one night last week Excavating has started at Briqhton for the new Brighton State Bank oh West Main St The veterans organizations at Howell Will not observe VJ Davay and Saturday August 1112 Paul HuTSt Juss Wod Than August 15llJlf ANNIE GET YOUR GUN in Tschnolor Comody Starring Betty Hutton, Howard KeeL Edward Arnoljt i Cartoon and Shows 7IS, 815 Lotos Mows Coming The kg Lift Junday Shows 215 p m Coat l Trh Blondies H TESTE lero Tuei Wed Thurs August 15 1617 June Haver Gordon MacRae in THE DAUGHTER OF ROSIE OGRADY Color by Tochnlcolor ypvelry Sv Cartoon New coming The Big Life, The Domed Dont Cry, Father of the Bride IlllHIWIfc lblW III fcM DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN Air CovHtioaed J AVON THEATER Sockbdqe, Michigan DEPUTY MARSHALL Jon Hall Francis LcagJord in a Western plus Tom Thumb Brother Microspook Racing Greyhounds, Amer lean Heritage of Hospitality 3 Sun , Tues, Aug 13, 15 THE SECRET GARDEN Margarett OBrien Dean StockwellNext Sunday and Monday in a picture everyone will enjoy plus Prince at Peace News Cartoon Short SubFecls at Howell this year because the atholtic iield is torn up Instead the Jaycees will have a turtle derby and Rew the magician, will put on his act 11 men will go from Livingston courny August 15 to Detroit for medical examination for induct ion into the armed forces Louis Wagoner ix witth Harold MaycockEarl Ward ir Louis Red and Gerald Wellman took, in the niqhi ball qame at Detroit last Tuesday betv KH Detroil and New York Norman Klave has been hired as a janitor at the Dexter school Elga Hammer with Alice La Rosa of Dextesr are visiting the formers mother at Omaha, Net Bill Rouse has sold his taven on U S 23 to Adolph Marx oi FThfSict No 6 state basketL ball tournament starts at Bngn Heats 1 Gallon Water from cold Friday and Saturday August 1112 Double Feature Gene Autry fa BIG SOMBERO In Clnecolor Plus H SURRENDER DEAR A Musical Comedy Starring Gloria Jean David Street Shows at 7tl5 and 915 Sunday and Monday ,August 1314 Wabash Avenue Color by Technicolor Comedy Starring Betty Grabie Victor Mature News Pete Smith Cartoon Mon 7tl5, US p m Sua Shows 3 5 7, 9 Toss, Wed Thurs August 15 1817 THREE CAME HOME Storing Claudette Colbert F Desmond Shows 715 915 Cartoon and Latest News Coming Bells of Coronado, Adam ConIig, Cheaper by the Dosen hiD The Outriders vr tumtrcft Hot Wafe I Quick has Chicken Dinner Country Style 1230 to 330 PM r Special Prizes CONCESSIONS To Be Awarded m i iv i G Ell Ft Deep Freeze 2 Oelux Bicycle 3 G E Roaster anil Cabinet FANCY BOoTrTDOLL BOOTH BLANKET RUG BOOTH, BINGO FISH POND Refreshments and Other Interesting Booths and Games FUN FOR ALL Auqust 21 , Robert Parks of Howell , been named head of the Livma ston County defense unit 25 Years Ago ThQ villaqe council crt its last meeting turned down the app licantion of a man to operate a pool room here We wonder it the delqation of women who at tended said council meetma Had anythina to do with the actlonv The barbecue and dance aiv en by the Isaac Walton League, at Chalkers Landing, Patterson, Lake was a bia success 4 guar ters of beef were barbecued and eaten 30 new members 10m ed the league I School opens here Sept 8 1te school board is Pre eot Teeple Treas Wm Murphy Sec Linccoln Smith , Levi Miller of Iosco underwent an operation at the Pincknev San for appendicitis last week Mr ani Mrs W H Meyer spent a day at PutInBav last, wek While there they saw a i girl fall off a boat and drown Bom to Chas Reason and wile j Auaust 2, a 8 lb son f The Sunday night church ser vie conducted on the sguare bv the Congl church is drawing a large attendance Th Washtenaw County Fair will have a base ball tournament September 1 to 4 A number of Pinckney players will jgav with Gus Ecks Dexter team there mm Snot Cash TOB DEAD OB ENABLED STOCK HORSES 150 EACH COWS 150 EACH ACCORDING TO SIZE AND CONDITION 59 degrees to Hot 100 degrees In 2 MINUTES 18 SECONDS wont AMAZING HEATER COSTS LESS THAN 300 Yes Now almost everyone can have hot water when thY warn it, when they need it Just place a LIGHTNING Portable Electric Water Heater in water Plug in ocket In a few minutes you can have hot water for 101 things, the speed, of course depending on the guantity Thousands use for baths, cooking, washing, etc Read and follow directions befre using Handy, guick, Portable Inexpensive For sale by NOW ONLY 239 LAVEY HARDWARE YOU SHOULD HAVE THIS FOLDER about HARRY F KELLY Learn why Harry F Kelly is Michigans outstanding candidate for Governor Base your choice on facts Learn about Harry F Kellys remarkable record as Michigans Governor for two terms Send for this folder now LIVINGSTON COUNTYKELLY FOR GOVERNOR CLUB 106 STATE STREET, HOWELL K i GLASS SERVICfcFO m SJJ Hoai PigsCalves Removed Ffee REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT r CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 Urensee lor DARLING COMPANY V, Bert Nash is a surgical patient at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Roberta Ackley spent last week cxt the Girl Scout camp at Cedar IjcdG near Chelsea J HAVE THE BROmi GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED BY SKILLED AUTO OLAm SO IT WILL BE SAFETOOM THE STRAINS OF EXCESS TVE TRUCK VIBERATIONai VE USE THE BEST AVAIL ABLE GLASS ANDJDO THE WO raOPEttYJttOMPTLY ABES AUTO PAMTSiPHONE IfiL, 1018 EAST GRANFRTVEB HoweU, Michigan aw WYLIE NOTARY IN9U1ANCE gnd BONDS PHONE lH McPHERSON State BANK Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 VJ DAY August 14, 1945 marked the end of hostilites with the Japan ese and the end of World Wa II To those American citizens in uniform at that time there was j a sudden lifting of the pressure of almost four years of active the freedoms of normal civilian duty and a keen anticipation of We , August 14, 1950, five veers lot or, manv Amercians citizens are still in uniform and more soon are destined tobe This is a time for sober reflection and appraisal 1 both of ourselves and our leader As bankers we constantly DTO,mote thrift and good money man ogement Our present situation indicates even greater enorts in this direction , McPJERuStaAWaC Under Federal Supervision Member Feori DepoeitisttrAH Dspoi aicni 9io urn0 v V 1 AM Ffauftaey Dtepcfeb tefi Th e Peopl Store es Th Plnckney DIsputcnEntered as id c7rri ct oi March 3 1877 j matter at PoetoHio 114 SaHoweU St Plnb lVfcichf Subscription Price iM Q tear P W ftmtt Puhttsfasr Groceries Dry Canned Goods, es Gents Fur Lingerie ings Kennedy1 en r LOWEST PRICE EVER Special de luxe FHILGASIAPPAN Range Liale Sharon Wim from Roya I Oak visitea hex arandyaients, Mr and Mis Ueorqe Koush on Dexiter Road last week She re turned home Sunday wnft h parents and brother, Melvm who spent the week end there Pat Jeffreys look an examina tion at Lansing last week tor a position on trie lYLchState pciic Frank Abeideen and wiio sptnt I the week end with Dcvid cuToih Lake I Howard Reed and fumiiy werO I Sunday quests at the Georq Wlide home, AJUI Arbor I The Mark Nash iarniiy atended t the Smith family reuniun ut v i j Potter Paik, Lansiuq Sunday j j Isabel Brady spnt rhe w, end wiih jane Nosh Th Dr Walter Mercer family of East Lansuiq were Sunauy q Wm Mercer home The Lloyd Hendee family were in Lansinq Friday and attended the Fowlerville fair aiso Claude Kimball cf Chub3 Corners spent last week in De troit with his sistei, Mis Haold True Wm Shehan was in Essex,Ontario last Tuesday iviorgan iviuiooqnom ol Mrcalied at trie hoy Diilnqharu nome Sunday Mr and Mrs Loqeno Djoki o Detroit who are on 2 weeko vaca tion were Sunaay dinner qiusi, oi ih ana Mrs Alqen Dmkel Mr and Mis slay Bums one ivir and Mrs Lous Coyi, vvio m Gaines Sunday MrsRay burns, Mrsjean ConK lin, Mrs Jack Younq, Don burns and barbaxa Hames wei son Saturday Mr and Mrs Fred Read spent Sunday at tne ne McGuire homom Detroit Bert Harris who lives on M36 Mr and Mrs Lynn Hendee sllI,3d a bad pil Sunday IJL i spent Sundav at Sheph rdsviii o i is eter , L v , lHiS mother, Mrs Rose hnd J Robeit ampboi of 1 iasr i who has eosss vifin thr a ul 11 oampboli home j Mrs Merwin Campbell wa a rVC TANK 0ujk,n lr,J W idfi fl S717 Lakoslde Dr hes Rush Lake I M 33 iN 1 i terns eic taiile JDtnkel ivirs Rose oon ici jeame homo with iLem ovrsf eee rvy DAD BAILEY SAYS T would Like to be Your CL0THDI3 MM A full Line of Dependable and Nationally known Products murlS AND LnDitiS DRESS CLOTHING COMPLETE LINE OF WORK GARMENTS Limited OFFER AT YOUR PHILGAS DEALER 4 ratomatic, instantlighting burners removabk poiveIftio drip trays A VUualite over, with glass win4ow and oven light V 24JiOur dock trith builtin ttocf v Vifiiminder cignalscooicing iino, up to 30 minutes v Yiaiguicle gives tirr and terncratur informatiou y niumiaated signal tells en ven to on v JUght illumipjies entire top Cf range , V Tiarffc working area Portv lain finish Concealed oen vent NRh Si J J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now U the time to modernize your kitchen with Philgas the thrifty bottled gas for farm and town homes You can hunt far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range Remember, eoo, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Easy terms, if you wish MANY OTHER PHILGAS AKIANgES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE I SEE US TODAY WtHANWJ AIL INSTALLATION DETAILS Swartlttittt Norma Stecker, Resale Nash, Lois McDonnell and Caroline Zeilqer attended the FowlervilK fair Thursday j Oito Hariqel and wife oi Jack son, Ohio, are spendmq sorm Lmo at their home here koown i as the Grimes hen Tin John Col punier and loy ton Carpentier families attendea tthe Gailjqan reunion held co h j irnon River iark, near Dexter Sunday 25 were present i I Janot Meyer, dauqhter of Mr md Mrs Garth Meyer was inj jurcd last week when she fell ci her home last week, strikmq her i j ,ncaa on an iron bed She was J at St Joe hospital, Ann Aroor 2 days Jack Roberts and wife Detro it, he Mylo Kettier family ol acTson and Harry Lee and family spent Sunday at the S H Carr iiome Bonnie VanBlaricum and fam ily of Briqhton called on the Gerrv Eichman family Saturday niqht, Dick Wylie spent last week at the W H Euler home in Howell Jimmia Bidwell of Briqhton was c visitor at the Ben White home Inst veek John Murphy of Lansmq called 1 on Edward Spears sr Sunday Mr and Mrs Asher Wylie at, tended a party Saturday niqht i for the Horry Cloys 25th wedd nq anniversary 25 were present The Clays received many nice gifts I Mrs G W Clark of Ann Arbor srxnt Sunday at the Walter I Clark home I The Gerald Kennedy family of Howell spent Sunday at the Ir vin Kennedy home John is here for a week Mr and Mrs Ross Read are spendinq August at their cottaqe1 at Portaqe Lake and have Russel, Read and family of Pittsburg, Pa as their guests Herman Eisele and family ol Morristown, N Jwere visitors oi Mrs Emma Vollmer last week The Kenneth Season family of Ann Arbor called on his mother, Mrs Edna Reason Sunday Gerald Clinton and wife of De troit spnt a couple of days last week at the C J Clinton home The Don Swartnout family spent last week at the Swarthout cottage at Portage Lake Mr and Mrs Wayne AtLee entertained the 500 club at their homB Sunday Mrs na Reason and Leotq and Roy Reason and family call j ed at the Gamer Ccrrponter home nv5rr Durand Sunday Mrs Ravmrido Mrrjis moved rom the Bert Harris farm to trm vrr apartment on Pearl St Sunday Mr and Mrs John Canrer had ther son, Charles Scot baptii lj at Briahton Sunday by Rev Mc ft LucasThe Bauqhn families attend ,m ed ho services Address all orders to DAD BAILEY, PLMCKNEY, MICh soloist Sunday niqht at the Bnqh ton M E church at the weddinq of Joan Rhylander and John Wise ly The Lee Lavey family wro quests at the Hnrry Lavey homo in Detroit Sunday and attended ul in alt your DeaUnt withotoa h ol game A Christian Mcssaao and aChailange to You Use thti Golden SpTS isay ftKXBaaieaac 5Ti m r 1 9 l3 t 1 y2 off ililPff laf i3 e Fall Its ami Coats ii Offer Good Only Aug i A 0, I, 12 will Hold Your Purchase o Lay away PEIRCES STORE MR WOMEN 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vl HAROLD GATES 2390 East Grand River PAUL GATES Phone Howell 1010 AUCTIONEERS D W Van Winkle t C K VanWINKIX Wed, Aug 16 ONE OCLOCT THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM Bey M Dutfy, M D Ptnckney Michigan VanVWNKLE VanWWKLE crily 1100 A M to 2tOU P MJ Attorney at Law Except Wednesdays State d Savings Bank Monf Tues, fit Sat, 7to 6 p m, Howell Michigan Dfl7 G McCLUSKEY , MAHIW J, lAVAN I Attorney at Law Dentist 112 North Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments Howell Michig v HERB SNEED Having decided to discontinue farming 1 will sell at Public Auct Phone 183 207 E Grand River ion at the farm located 4 miles Howell Michigan of Howell on the Piackney Rd to Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage Wrights corner, Vz Mile West at City, Lake and Farm Property 850 Coon Lake Rd better known A Speciality as the Barnes farm List Your Property With Me 19 Head of Cattk LEE LAVEY I Phone 13 Brighton, Mich Phone 157F11 Repairing MYaON I HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lake P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthoui xsirector Modern Equipment , Ambulanca Service Phones 39 63, Pinckney, Mich FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST Ours IfPlDMPtETE Water Systerff Service White Cow, 2 yrs old and calf General Insurance , fweks CWJ yrS ld Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich 1M Weftt Gwnd mvw Av Red cS White cow, 10 yrs old U C T iONEER Howell JPi iresh Farm Sales A Speciality Phone 358 residence bi5 Black White cow, 3 yrs old DnT urvrirr fresh 7 weeks BE,p, , Jersey cow, 3 yrs old fresh 8 Phone Pctoe wz weeks REFRIGERATION SERVICE jhoan cow 10 yrs old fresh 3 mos m Holstein cow, 3 yrss old fresh 4 HAROLD RADY months Repairs On All Makes LLOYD HENDEE Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mich m LAVE HARDWARE TIME PROVEN PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS CARL JONES Concrete Products, Gravel, Sand Top Soil Road GraveL rill hui Road Building Blocks Laid, Piece or Contract ,, WHENEVER YOU WANT T O Miss Genevieve Ry Mrs Jennie Deveraux ano visitniq her brother Walt aa Janej sn Saturday at the Dispa en oiuu yr at the Wm Devereaux home in I , ,, ,, She graduated irom rmcKiiwy Finance a car Get financial S school, took a business Detroit advc3 Obtain personal loan cours or1 bna just rcturnec T,, Stewart family of Jackson Safequard your money Trari from Ancoraqe, Alasko where wlQi norida, are viiiitinq at th she ct c TT S civil service iob Gerald Darrow home The blacktop roads in the vill Glen Marshall, son of Mr and age are beinq repaired I MrsHoward Marshall of Greqor who is a theoloiqcal student at The Leonard Lee family spent Vheaton college, preached at Holstein Cow 6 yrs old fresh Phone Pinckney 154F3 Holstein Cow 4 yrs old fresh 4 DR C TOWNER months Dentist 501 if88,1 IJ 8044 Portaa Lak Road Dte fwPTornaRdTPuictoey, Mich Red VVhae Heifer, 2 years old phm8 Dexter 3461 Q9 3116 Holstein Heifer, 2 years old 7 Holstein Keiiar, 2 years old Holstein Heilar, 2 years old Holstein Heifer, 18 months Purebred Bull Holstein 11 mos 3 Holstein calves 2 months old Classified Advs FARM TOOLS FR SALETen 3 mouta old rob bits Call Bill Brady j Phone 1164 FOR SALE An 116 ft DeepF9RE Freeze in qood condition See it Model A John Deere Tractor and cultivator far undo Establish Business John Deere 2 boltom 14 inch tract credit Repair a home ilu P,JCW , household appliances Purchase h Hv Lador a home eY Stone Jnternational side rake 4 room cottage, 3 lots, 2 boats, 1 H P Motor, at freezinq food, very reasonable ittersor LaJce , twn Reynolds Densmore, Hamburq Phone, Uet lownsend 53470 Phone Brighton 72633 or 3323 Kendall St Detroit Osborne Corn Picker A BANKING CONNECTION McCormick Deering Mower the weeklndin northern Michi tnemckne7STlq4ciraVch Sun SflTH WttL rffiLP YOU DOiMUlar Bean Puller gan day WANTEDA used two wheel f WANTED Ditch, Basement girls bicycle Sewer and other various kinds Mrs, Merwin Campbell, ot Digging 1 iuwj S8F2 Dead Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMTLV HORSES 15iT GOWS 150 WF BUY HIDE mD CALF SKINS Phone 68 Pinckney Central Uaad Stolc C c IT WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT Joha Deere Com pite, ,, 1 international Cultivator THE HRST NATIONAL BANK Oliver Riding Culttvatoi Mn MirK 2Little Willeys Cultivators Howell Mich Walking Cultivator Under Federal Supervision Rubber Tired Wagon Member Federal Deposit Insur Iron Wheel Wagon M FOR SALE Universal hteiriqer , or In S3500 May be at followina ad dress this weekend and all of next week B C Simods 9449 Ann St Silver Lake Mich AM1ASON BROS EXCAVATING Jail HoweU 1J82W ance Corporation All Doposii3 In Pcir Bob Sleighs sined up to 5,000 for each Depos 140 foot hay rope Itor 2 Harpoon Forks t Double wash tenk ATTENTlONl house Saws filed Retoothed 7 milk Cans Lawn Mowers Sharpened 2 Covered Milk paU, r,U5t WANTED Second CutUna AMal fa Will buy standing or bail on shares, Three Bros Farm Phone 7F5 Pinckney of Worlds FOR SALE Stokol Hydraulic Coal Stoker Good as new Pric for aulk ed riqht lor quick sale FOR SALE Ufefttfy Best Literature Of Charles Dudley Warner editor 46 volumes University Library of Autobioqra RossRead Phone 57F3 phy, 15 volumes, The Worlds FOR SALE Fryers, weighing fam0UB Peola with bookcase moj J All Work Done By Machine and Other articles to numerous Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 River Lane Drive HiLcmd Lake, Michigan strainers about 5 lbs each to Mark Nash Phone 61F12 FOR SALE A Coleman Oil BurPinckneys R and writinq dessk combined Phone Briqhton 3909 or call at 9555 Kress Rd, Lakeland tfFBMS in ir Vi irrmth tima L3 tr71lectriyfanTaiso 25oFOR fiJftP apartment PTS Jo 1 2J 50 acl, gpeR24gRov McDonouqh, 1 Have your rurnace and Oil Phone Howell 11W2 j Biimeirs Cleaned and checked 587 E Gd River, Lake Chemunq Work quaranteecl Phone Pinckney b leave name Grant Smith Bank of Plymouth WANTEDCombining To Do Ralph Hall, Phone 52FU FOR V P1AJ Fkii nuii SALE Alunimum Baby Floyd KenrlClerk I Basinet and Play Pen with pad f Call Pinckney 156F5 FOR SALE German Shepard, 2 Vfar old registered with papers Will sacrifice for good home FOR HoweU 80W1 6R SALE 166 leet of white j picket fence complete with gates Myron Hughes, 8717 Lakeside Dr Rush Lake Phone 157F11 E SALERoyal Quiet DeLuxe, o t Typewriter, used very address DUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CI arks REAL HEALTHCAR PROTECTION ITS FOR SALKB Ft 1rtqidcdre Heebie fteiriqerator In qood condit ion John CaryerPhone 110F12 mmmmmaammammmmiBmm AeiuuuuuuuiueiuBeieBUBiev FOR SALE5 seven weeks old piqs Frank Pearce 10960 Stinchfield Rd, Silver Lake l M I II MHOTf FOR SALE Duo Therm Oil Burner, 11881 W Inquire Stetfens Store Hiland Lake Large Sire 3500 Shore Drive I M FOP SALE Power Lawn Mowar little Will seirveryeasonableY21 m Cut 7500 When new Call38PincSr cost 15750 WANTtb Custom BalES j Lucius Dovle Phone Heece Gudith5360 Bwttley LfeRd I f0 SALE Modem 5 room homt hone Howell 1354 W H1 claioy Basement, t urnaoe, POP csirxr 1 J01 81 condition Ex18 NW annv wal1 tt tra lot avaUable Price 6500 00 ll2rl4, Beauiyrest mattress and SEE REASON PHONE lS or 17 spnngs4 burner cabinet oil stove JTTL lJL2L7 with pven Inguire 140 UheSSS WANTED WOLrnt Vii pv St, Pinckney Detroit mcrrkel pricer C H Lk Vhar 62F1 0l iJk rTNCKNIY8 FIrST FOOD STORE SWELB The Hospitals and Doctors own nonprofit plans for Hie propay ment of HospHol, Med calCurtcal ca , ni W Rave Farm Seed Chick Starter For Tour Nd Farmer Feed Supp,y Co DISPATCH Wednesday, August 9 1950 t ,r Ml 47 Years Ago TArZJaLMlCKlAn STATE OFMUCHIGAN UM iJi GlftCUii UJUhT rOrt IN THE ClACUlT COURT C R iiE WUNIX Ur UVuViSiUAN THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON i B , u m CHANCLKX IN CHANCERY aurn to flea Isham and wife Evelyn M Schniers, Ruth B Cuivar maay a son lormexiy tvelyn u Cook, Plainnii Plaintiff Attorney ior Plaintift Business Address Howell, Michigan V vs Brown Bremen, STATE OF MICHIGAN Tb PwsaH Coat lor the f 47 oi LiTinastoa At a Mutoc 01 Mid Ceort held la fee Mayme Fish is taking a course in kinaerqarden work in Bay ui, 1 vpr R J Isabel Brown Bremen, Uxra on 01 View Wilfrea H Administrator Brown Curdy Wm, Frederick Probate Office in the ctty HoweU u 4 T , m 21 tne tstate of Herbert ri Cook Brown, Claude Scott, Vivian in said County, on the 28th day ot July Bom to Lyle Martin and wile r deceased, and Herbert h Scott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, A D , 1950 , at rrescott, Ariaona, last week a 1 r , , George Scott, Joseph Andrew Present Honorable Hiram R Smith, son, Clyde Leroy nra ttrt tJndants Brown Andrew Whitakr tad Judge of Probate Flovd Reason witfe M J J0 F PUBUCAliON Ethel Whitaicer, his wife Martha in the Matter oi the ESTATE or Mrs Tas BSLPS Y rSlil J 2 UCm M Whitaker Strauchand their George R Richmond Deceased 01 SShS4 W aown Wives, devisees Norman Reason having filed in 5 Mn g Defendants S S 1 S ageL appearing to Sena T 11 returned home the Court by affidavit on ale jofleESS 3 iStonta Z Leo Fohey who is attending that tn defendants, Herbert H Chanceiv on this lsJdm of d illi the Ferris institute is home for Cook, Jr, is not a resident of the w lqsS II ls Q 2Ut day of August awhll State ot Michigan and that his it vwmn from the sworn A D l9S0 t t oclock in the fore Ross Read Will Miller camp residence is unknown ff T5int fl5 inid noon rt taid Probate 16 to herebY inq at Mortage uike with the On motion of Stanley Berriman JJIJL thf nf hn not W for hWfriao roung Mens Club cut their feet attorney far plaintiff, bSn abk after dSSent Sarch If te Fuither Uc while swimming, on glass IT IS ORDERED that the said IL t asSrta wher Notice ereoi 76 pubUcation kown in the lake defendant herbert H Cook, Jr S JS t0r SSrSL cS o a w ol orde each wk rr L0U aaed the Van cause nis appearance to be en KffSi jott for thll UC08iv to Winxle Reunion held at the old tered in this cause within three fzil S CH IWS p 8aid da e Pinckney Die Heeves farm August 6 A prog months from the date of this Or g ,,rrm wivST P11 a P41 PriIrted ct xam was put on Mrs Kirk Van der, and in case of his appear cott ad Peir unS W i ed m said County Winkle saner Mtfdred Backua ance that he cause his Answer heis deV1 fJJlf A true copy Hiram R Smith gave a recitition Miss Dede Hin to the plaintiffs BUI of Complaint LJ ,part , I SS Cele aa Judge at Probate cney gave a reading Reuban to be filed, and a copy thereof 8 nami 5 c VanWinkle of Detroit gave a hist to be served upon the plaintiffs l L r tw STATE 0F MICHIGAN orf of the family The reunion attorney within fifteen days of ay resiae u uvm or u i , PROBATE COURT FOR THF next year is at the H H Murray ter service upon the defendant of e an Personal rrntat cotrNTY OF JJVINGSTON home in Grass Lake The officers a copy of said Bill, and notice of 1VS or heirsf ivinq or wn2re At a seuion of aid Court held at the elected were Pres C V VanWin this order, and that in default theV V ot them may reside, Probate omce 9 City ol HoweU Kie Vice Pres Lewis Fitch How thereof that said Bill be taken as Of , whether the title, inter, Coimty oa 28th of July ii Rec Sec Edna Backus, Lan confessed by said defendant claim, lein or possible right ot A D ig5Q sing Corf Sec R H VanWinkle And it is further ORDERED these defendants has been preient Honorable Hiram R Smith Detroit that within forty days after the assigned to any other personor Judge of Remarks were also made bv date hereof, the said plaintiff persons, of whether such title, TH 75 Qp Tta ESXAJE 0F Wm VanWinkle, Howell Chas cause a notice of this Order to interest claim, ben or Possible Mlchael L Decea8ed jvlorse of Napoleon, Mrs Peter be oubUshed in the Pinckney nqht has been disposed of bv Adrian Lav0 havinq VanWinkle, Jackson and Mis C Dispatch, a newspaper printed, will of said defendants VanWinkle, Pinckney published ana circulating in said , And it further appearing that Herman Hudson of North Lake County of Livingston, and that the plaintiff does not know and elping Casper Vollmer run such publication be continued has been unable alter diligent 11 Lavey having filed in Baid Court his petition, praying for license to tell the Interest of said estate in cer tain zeal estate therein described It is Orded That 31 st day of Auguat A D 1950, at ten A M at said Probate his threshing machine outfit once in each week for six succ search and inguiry to ascertain n w m Lorenzo Farnam of Okla Citv essive weeks, or that she cause the names of the persons whp u hereby appointed for hearing and friend, Tom Branii, are visit a copy of this Order to be ser are included as defendants with d peUUon msr here ved jjeTSonally on said defend out being named and that pef80nB invested in said Roland Webb has begun the ant, at least fifteen days before Therefore, on motion ot Stanley estae appeai goid at Bld foundation tor a new resident the time above described for her Berriman, attorney for plarntiit ttaa and place to ghow cauM why tf en his farm , appearance wnT, , ,18 J1 licenEe to sell the interest of said esEmil Brown, enterprisina blac And it is further ORDERED tha ed Vivian Scott, Claude Scott, 1QO 8aicf real ogtat ghould be smith as purchased the shop he the said plaintiff cause a copy Charles ScottFlora ScottGeorae granted occupies of his mother of this Order to be mailed to said Scott, Lester B Scott, David Eu ft u Fux1hef Q Tnat pjjUe not Miss Georgia Martin has sold defendant at his last known post aene Scott, and their unknown , a her milinery business in the office address, by registered wives, heirs, devisees, legatees, , opera house block to the Misses mail, and a return receipt de and assigns, a part of said de of oraw 00 w ,or Mable and Lucv Swarthout manded at least twenty days be fendants named in this suitcause eucceive weeks Pu fcdaI fore the time herein prescribed their appearance to be entered of hearing in the Pmckney pcrtch 3 ,, for the appearanee of the de herein within three months of the newspaper printed and dreoloted in soib Mr and Mrs Joseph Griffith fendant dat hereo and that in default Coattr and daughter, Charon, spent Sun Genn c Yelland theTe of said Bill of Complaint A true copy Hiram R, Smith day ,P6 , , Circuit Court Commissioner as on file herein be taken as con eelestia ParshaU Judge oi Probate Mrs W H Meyer has received Donley Berrfman ssed by said defendants and Register of Probate word that her oldest brother, Wm Attorney for Plaintiff each and all of them died at Portland, Oregon She Business Address And it is further ordered that visited him there last year Howell, Michigan the plaintiff cause this Order to Lt John Carver has been call Telephone JNo 183 be published within forty days ed into the service and is at Self n the pinefcnev Dispatch, a new ridge Field Mt Clemens with the gpaoer printed, published and 10th Air Sguadron H Q force circulating in said county, one The Edsel Meyer familly of Mrs Clare Miller received her in Gacn week for at least six Ypsilanti and Wm Lamb family teachers certificate at Siena successive weeVs of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at Heights College, Adrian, Mich Glenn C Yelland ih W H Meyer home this pummer Circuit Court Commissioner W H Meyer is going to Trav Rw and Mrs Oonaidi Brady Stanley Berriman erse City this week for another visitina ln Denver Colo Attorney for Plaintiff l0wv PSmiH femilv of Rev Brady wiU pi each Sunday fssAddreftst BrigSon Sffi A hJ Topic Mountain Matties r home Sunday Weekend guestsoj the George n mi WANTED AT ONCE 500 LAD1E9 TO JOIN OUR WILKNIT HOSIERY CLUB join our WUknlt Nylon hosiery This Hosiery is backed by an Iron Clod Guarantee , Ask for your free demonstrati nuw wuww7 m z J 4 The above entitled suit mvov , Arnold Berquist spent Sunday J01800 2 ff yes and is brought to guiet title wilknli Nvloo Tortin Owosso with Ed Beebe ifJr hetowina described lands 1 d Tbo Wilkntt Nylon Tor The Ona CampbellRov Camp winans and Miss Laura Frit o occrted m the Township of T, bell, Andrew Campbell fami Toledo Oceola County of Livingston m imm ii, Mrs Nettie Johnson and Miss Isabel Brady is spendinq state of Michigan, and more MrsBmma Vollmr and sonjohn thisVeek at the Geo Thompson particularly descried as follows attended the funeral of Wilbui home towit Eisele ir at Fowlerville Saturday Mr and Mrs W A Ketchum Th NEVitof th SWU of th The Singer families attended Mr and Mrs Geo Thompson 6 SW1 and the EV2 of the SW their grandauhter of Detroit attend excepting therefrom the SWHl of Address all orders to DAD BAILEY Pinckney Michigan family reunion Spndav at th Wilbur Singer near Mason ed the Fowlerville fair one day the SErof tn SW, aM in Sect rJ 2S2vovlded you last week ion 21, T3N, R5E Michigan yoTnave, Are Stanley Berriman dona j JJJ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 09, 1950 Description An account of the resource August 09, 1950 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 1950-08-09 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bd278cca2e727a73a1bde6e769908e16.pdf cd7e3c376bf428ffbcd6d6e22e6e2c55 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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Pine Volume 67 Dispatch Tho Pinckney Dispatch Wednesday, August 16, 1950 JS iiiijik iViiiTor i No 33 L Ufa war orders ax arrivinq a u whiau ine acceleiet ion since tne Korean invasion has induced Michiqau jobless io ies uiQii JJU,UUU iibor moiage arv just around the coiner and many factories are com plaininq mey cannot get enough The posojfice claims the 555 million annual deficit could be iwSTU oue nail, mis would be aoae by replacing hand crarutad machinery vith modern, and re xnqvinq free tanked mail and airmail subsidies Communist sabotaqe is reqaid ed as a menace to the Sou he u 3 Damn could easily wreck hem So crews on all Vessels using ine locks are screenea b e Treas Biake dees not bel iei consolidation oi bureaus ana commissions would reduce expenditures Furthermore it would centralise too much povv er AX the governor ine piopo 1 b bond for S65 million lor TB and mental patient will be on the ballot in Nov The cost of livinq rise since the Korean invasion has crowd ed other news off the front paqe The Michiaan pfU lias increased waqes 35 million since 1340 wh5 their rate iiiwoi ore on ly 21 million, The state deficit is about 20 million County prosscutcxs want lv ore man OTand jury system re stored, The state bar wants all Muniqan judqes appointed frorr a list submitted bv them The Kelioqq Foundatici Batile Crsek hrs aiven 3,000,000 to Michi gan schools for school admnir1 iuion social Happening MARRIED AT DEXTER Miss iVMared Walsh, dauqhterj of the late Michael and Marv Ryan Walsh of Dexter Township, was married last Tuesday to Ar cine Frazer oi Sutton lid, North field township at St Joseph3 church, Dexter, Rev Fr Charic Walsh olticiatinq The bride wore c quid colored gabardine qown with cocoa brown accessories Her ona maid, Mrs James Kelly of Pme Hide, her only attendant wore a white qarbardine suit with black accessories Clarence C Walsh of Redford was best man A wedding breakiart was serv ed 10 members of ne immediate fanrlies ct Btacki Cvd ioc Mr and Mrs Fraor wiU liv 37b3 E Delhi Pa The bride is well known in his vicinity and has tauqht in the district schools of Washien iv county for the past 40 year Obituaries Church Notes Softball Notes S1 FRANK HALL t rank Hall who lived at Bently Li and rented bcas cLd at LfS feita1 HYeli Su Su 630, 800, 1000 ck Th V foIowiQr a art Winter 300 1000 ack the body was brought I Novenna Devotions he owaxthaut Funeral Home and Friday evening cS 730 p the funeral is today at the Mo j Confessions P iorlana Funeral Home,Dearborn Survivina are his wife and a daughter, Mrs Percy Mowers , In w 1 e3 played Hev Fr ASSI SrSfD 1 lav ncih ihe Pinisiw sd McX Schmi Pas,or won tho tot qame ,,om Br, 11 on cIhtou Q S i0r their hrst win oi iiJU the year and the V F W lost an Current Comment Wo SOU Confessions Friday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P M Sunday before 800 Mass saw an announcement in rhe papers last Week that was not welcome news It was to the aoct that tne itaio of Michigan overtime o ast Ann Ahx 10 to wa 9 to sell as dairy herds me iontiac State Hospital, Tho Cabs remiorced by Xicn t vUro State hospital and stars as Chas Bairot gna CoiesiViiCk rato San at iloweii BAD AUTO ACCIDENT Congregational Community Church Rei A bad a mo acciaent took place RW n u L,v at the Brighton Lakv Rd and Cmc D I M crossing Sunday niqht when Orqanlsi 1 Kh ei NiQf,ls vc a corr dnvcn by Clarence Ciiss j urqanist and Chow Director nnipbeil, up and coniiua ounq gters, played a nanq up qame troika pitched and althouqh walkmq 5 men was tiqht in pin ches Dick Smqer hit a homo run ana Jty Mroika trjplea PirCK 11 vale Sale 6 Cabs remiorced bv c vUI lato hospital and the Ihe is Auqisi 23 the Pen S,p 2122 and th nowoli aate not yet set These herds are the threo finest in th itule and sres tram themare in ,, w, atmond ail over Michigan y tock tie lead in ihe 3d and Many farmers question the wisos always ahead idom a j NOTES CONSERVATIDr Michiqan oil fields 6e ovrra inq 45,000 barrels a day p oduc ion However, the otatef, curie consumption is 250,000 booday The present United Sits production is 400,000 barrels a day Completed Michiqan weila this year total 400 compared to 454 last year Campers in state parks are asked not to leave their carsun locked Many thefts have been re ported Sale of fishinq licenses have fallen off 30 per ceit this year Specialists on Michiqan ncrtur al resources will conduct a sch ool at Hiqqins Lake Sspt 57 400 application cards for die Michiqan special dear season Dec 1 J0 are beinq distributed 4J conuscated quns and rifles will oe sold at the conservation dept at Lansinq Auq 31 S001 Over 17,000,000 pine seedlings and transplants are ready to be aifereo TO the public Michiqan 4000 hunting licensaqents will have licensee 0 sale the second week if btt offer inq a book man oi Deiroit was hit bv a freiqht train Wm, Rosenbrook,l4 of Bnqhion was killed his brother, Sidney, 11, sister Constonco 12, Mr and Mrs Crissman anc their dauihter,mtncia, 6, iniuied The Rosenbrook children wer pupils of Mrs Don b worth out at ghton last term The dead boys funeral was ai min rK Werwm CampUli I ,INCKNEY CUfiS IUJO Chuich Service Sermon by Sinaar 33 pastor, Xets Try Honrsy J Mroika, p 1130 Sunday SchoolTopic John A Mroika, lb teacher ot Hopentanoe C Barrett, 2b 00 Mens Sooial Group at criurchMet,Don b wnqinq, discussion i L Barrett, If AB R 4 2 CALVARY MENNONITE Rev Ezxe ix ,, o ,, ,, 1 iCarr, c iWhitH, cf 1 sximpbell, rf iue uuu uy s iujjWiai was u, MowiinQ Wcrsi Vooo BRIGHTON IND on tocla FUneIal Hme Bnah ay Sch i00 Bckker, ss 0n t0daY i Wrens Hour HMSLebow, p, lb 1 Youna PeoDles Mfti 7,in iupp3l lb, p, 4 4 2 4 4 2 3 2 2 1 1 0 0 1 I 0 AB R H ol Oiipersinq such nerd3 these three institutions use hug quantities ot milk There have Peon many instances where active animal husbandry has speed recovery of paients at these places The aecisioi was reacri ed 10 sed ihe heras aher a special committe headed by Senator Bruce Clothier made an exten2 j sive examination They found 0 he J 3 2 1 0 1 0 1 KOREAN WAR NEWS Ciiarles Culver, a nephew of MrsMurray Kenneryof Pmcknoy i and qranason oi Stanley Culver, is reported missina in action in Korea He enlisted in 1948 H father is deceased His mother hves in Lansinq Group Au Commander hoy Voqel jr of Ann Arbor was on of trie iirst je plane kTs to lut cominunicaion tarqets behind w he Commuit lines in Karoo He qradu i from Ann Abr J v fn, , Ti ,o cind onroj , Annapols naval academy H was a pilot in World War II A iiui uoor ne piavca iooioc xounq Peoples Meeting 730 EvenJncf Worship 815 51 Roscoo Darrow Ass t Supt Marvin Shirey CoiVrqe Prayer Meeting Wednesday 800 P M Rv Williom Millor ircm No ih Liberty, Indiana will oe ours stoker ooci, evninq durmq j Arbor qame ih week at 600 p m and o I rt , , , ir Rushnq, 3b Pric, c Appleton, 2b Arnett, if Stewart, cf Gaqe, ri In ihe V 3 1 2 3 2 1 3 1 2 3 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 1 3 1 2 3 0 0 2 0 0 F W vs East Ann the Ann Arbor boys j load and were 6 to 1000 a Sunday, fcronce Messaqes, at the Ld j r inBurrouqhs led off with vory Mnnonito ChuichOn Suna home run, Lavoy and Ledwid m and 730 p rn 11 2 ahead UP to the 6th when Pin in a sones of Bible rnrkney woke uu and tied the iJonticjc hred showed a 10000 loss last year and the Caro herd went 249,43 in the red No figures were qiven io the Howell institution beyond the statement in lana w , u j peer Jr eftect ive dairyinq Bookkeepinq enters into ihe aitajr as theupkeep of all roads and nonfarmmq lands are charqed aqoinst the farminq operation There is also another jbiq reason, If these three institut ions wre put out of the dairy unitss some biq dairy Oi would bo aoie to iatch very iucieative business auiiitss aa tries cVi to a Auq us I Voiv3 20 from a chont Suyker, of Men w n Ho frPr v ss Doniso Ledwida naaqement to V been an oqctnst Piiickney uiioed MARRIET SATURDAY Mrs Marv Devino Blanchor of Dexter was married to Gu krve Lofta en tlie i Arbor high sohrvi serves His j uiitr, naymond Voqel sr was a school mate of ve editr at Dex ter Ohio ,TFiJCOUNTY LEAGUE Pinckney played a night qom at Saline last niqht Saline lost niqh Pnckney oec there 9 to 3 BatteriesJones Clark Saline Filsinqer, Hoeft Wakenhut i e walked Jerry Clark beat out ici bunt fiilinq the bases, Bob j Darrow hit to iqht, 2 runs see1 v Clark scored on a pass I ball No runs scored in the 7th In the 8th for Ann Arbor, Shoey was safe on B Amburqey s ruqh throw V Moran filed out iGood threw out Haqen, Ambur lost control and walked te Gecrqe and Florence Monks Devine FACES NEGRO icnal convo Pythias is week, Auq s the remov white claus from mem he Bolter Business Bureaus cA Detroit and Ann Arbor are warniiq theii T atrs , beware a persons or companies workinq d tuinace racket These companiesoffer to inspect and clean your iurnace and after tearinq it all apart claim to find vital dejects in which would make it unsafeto operate In some case claim your family is liable 10 die of ST MARYS PICNIC0 I St Marys Parish Picnic tffl annual eveni here for over 50 which was discontinued durmc I World War II, was resumed this yea anl all attendance reeoo were broken, 1067 dinu rs bei j served Formerly i1 was held lacksons wccds or tre pubi square This year it was held phc 0 s ana admis K w York siate ha ed for it Southern delegah oxpeciod to oppose it Mrs Barney Allen, Mr Mrs Ven Allen and Leo and wife of Detroit called ana Slock ,n Mr I and Mrs Robert Pike Sunoav i Mr and Mis Roy Dilnnqham 1 ca at St Lawrence hoipual, Lansinq Wodneday to so tier i sister, Mrs Jce Allen, a palient WebDorvdito Sockbriiae The All Star C bridge Saturdc, stars from tho F Vv to 0 1liQG is at night wr ihr teem i K Stock m a row, Jerry Clark also runlor Pinckney in no one on PINCKNEY hit the a hom 5th wtiii en h I H Amburqey, GS AB R 4 0 in, aop for 30c which describes 34 Mife iqan trees and enable vou to tell one ircm another USED CAR PRICES and until 90U D m when Accordinq to Dayton, Ohio,dis supply of prizes was exhausted tho school qym Sunday ani chicken in the rouah served m tead of the traditional chicken pie Seiving started at 1230 pin and continued vntil 400 p m sister, Those attending included a erf large number of former residentj from DaiTOt, Ann Abor, LansingHhe woek end W1 h Lcona inq and Jackson and many old friendships were renewed Th Cyrus AtLee qames and concessions wore Gladwin spent the veet runnina all the afternoon here Mrs AtLee and children 900 D m when the i are visitinq at the Wm Lamp the Fowierville tc was picked from He is oainu Ue mark of 472 play im 100 Lavev the Pincknev league viih 0 Virainia Smith of Wayne spent Meyer, rf I Burrouqhs, li Ljvoy, ci , Gcd, 3b Ledwidge, 1 D Amburqey, p j Clark, c I Darrow, 2b Widmeyer, lb i Vol ANN ARBOR kept patch used car prices have a one up i0u mQnioin 30 days It quotes trie pres of the Ohio Used Car Dealers Assn m Ann Arbor cTshiotvTqfor priz3s iwrSsir0 as loliows Shehan and family, Jackson The Deep Freeze Thos Murphy 1 j v pvrmri rrmiv DeLux Bicycle Locetta Schaier Mrs Madeline Roche and 0 m y e iG E Roaster Adolph Hartman ana Mrs Alice West ano tarn YOUR TICKET TO LAUGHS These picnics are a Part ol ol Ann Arnor Clarenc, W0 sn AND FUN the historv of Pinckney and we, and wife, Birxninqton ar lr See a areat fun show every are qlad to 3ee them resumed I McQuillan and wife of r 1 week by followinq PUCK, ThenUmfcer of features o lho olc, Char,lene Meyer 0 Bhton Comic WeoiJy the biq TWO picmcs wer8 left out There was spent last week at trie Aib, rt SECTION color comic maqazine, no speakina or musicalproqram Dinkel rrbme y,nvn wits The Detroit Sunday Times qame or dance m the even The Misses AiaMftlXcn See Blondie, Maqqie ana Iiqqs, I inCT We saw few politicians or Marqaret Man ey and Maane Hov Roaers, Flash Gordon, offic seekers althouqh Jt is cam s Miter ot3naed ct paiiy rr,ay Since Valiant, The Lone Ranqer pqa year the past many niqht at the Murphy homo at LK MASONIC EXCURSION All 76 tickets have been sold for the bus trip to Detroit Friday, Camp St Louis night ball game The 2 Mciryhexd, ss Snonway ijuss h,o,e Doc Bowman c and family of Corys Duq Store at 615 p m end The Masonic picnic at the U of M Frssh Air Camp Pattces Lake is Saturday, Auq26,Gams k dinner and dance at nite 1 2 2 4 2 3 4 4 4 H 1 1 to piu A Uaether aqato, One prominent lurnoce eompaie has qained a not very envianie record ior this sort oi thmq W had an expencnce with them several years ago D 0 0 0 2 1 0 potluc Locals Turner, 3b D Morey, If oil, ri Lihnke, lb Shoey, cf W More, 2b rieqon, p Kett, p 0 1 0 2 0 0 AB R H 4 2 2 2 2 0 3 i 2 0 0 1 The put u bus powered by some that is cookiriq etc 1 ea 4 5 3 4 5 5 4 4 1 0 4 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 Detroit Street Rahway will n operation tins weuk Dcttlea qas, the used in stoves for ins kind of power ous is said to be much more economical than qasolme power ea ones, the uforesa4d railway is ccininq m for much criticism m the Detroit Papers tor its reported inefficiency and there are ucmunds that it oe soid to private operators Thrse people do not know what they are talkinq about The city took over IOO i irom tho D U r and other comic stars Be sure to get The Detroit Sunday every week MICHIGAN BEES re IOprbmin6nt people have appeared Chemung Tims on the program at St Marys pel Irvinq Gardner and fam y oi nic here They include former Hqhlaxid called at the Albert Din Governors Grosbeak Green, Fitz kel home Sunday Tom Clark who was called to Howell by the drafi bd and j , xavey placed in class 1 A j Qlafk Gln VanBouran and wife joe Jdieys of Byron called on Mrs Emma, jm Burrquqhs Dinkel Sunday j E Wedmyor Mrs Ho Darwin of Lansing is l K Ledwidqe visitinq at the R K Elliott, W H Bob Amburqey Gardner and Florid Clark homes Wesley Reader Matt Jeffrey and wife of Pan iBoD Darrow smq and Georqe Kingston A Tom Good SOFT BALL AVERAGES SUM flftw AB R H Pet 10 12 25 22 32 33 34 omstock and Frank Mur aeold, phv Attorney Frank Shields of Howell once told us that all trie Howell lawyers qo their start in life bv aopeorinq on the pro St Marys picnic HeJust in case vou did not knowit there are 192,000 colonics cf bees in the state of Michiqan This is a five per cent increase oves the number reported last year The winter loss of beeswaB heremanv times lighter last winter than normal anH so was hls fatheri Terrv As yet little honev has been qathared by bee keepers but the , yield thi3 year is regarded as favorale althoiH spotty lUfc, 1 Allen Davis cabled at tlo Albert Dinkel homeFriday He has qone west to take part in motor cycle races Mrs Edna Campbell attended iV Don Amburqey Mrs V McLaughlin wife iamuy of Jackson called at the Wm Jeffreys home Irvina Richardson and familv of Howell spent Sunday at tho Schocyv nd Tose Richardson home were Sunday ques The Ralph Hall famnv spent Robinson, home Sunday with tho Dale Miller fam A Nash reunion was Mark Nash home at t 1,110 , TU a Joe Clark and Pat Lawrence QU roS Wfn, ,, a farewell party at Linaen Thurs tho KaisorFraHfir pCni ily Ql Coldwater, Bert APPe th a private company, controlled mostly bv Canadian stockholdersWe lived in Detroit under the oia D U R control and later under the D S Rand there was little comparison son The D U H aid noi nave 431 halt the lines the cy now oper400jates, the service was poor and 350 the equipment was outdated, 333jthoV operated no busses and ,3001 au twice the number of strikes 250 he city ever had Their biqqest ,240fauU was their refusal to build 227 lnes or extension unless they ,218 would show on mmediate profit 212 i For nsiance, n now subdivision 2051 territory an extensen miqht not show a profi for a number oi War years until th area was bunt up of Detro, D U R refused to build J th1 Olin these extensions When tho city J took ovtT thfv built them and a i took the loss until the population increased enouqh tc show a This explains why the city 34 19 19 5 2 2 40 11 9 3 C 3 2 5 4 6 2 14 3 3 3 6 5 7 7 7 held Sunlay arte IWJ Mch fam pio This explains were the James Nash iarr K far her aunt, is qoina to live Willkie who gd LakeSundavo TcehadCd family, Briqhton Lc Kentuck tojhg pocket pjcked of 23 at tbrt Appleton and family of 1 Lowlerville Fair Shields before him L MARRiTAGK LICENSES Mrs Mae Dickinson and son 01 ot Greqory gave cc fte Nash and Alee G TM have DaGn retarded j ChicaoTo called at the iNesbitt home Sunday Mr and Mrs W H M Andrew Beryl Warner, 26, Howell, Mar nded the funeral of Mrs BENEFIT GAME AUG 19 Jilyn Allen, 29, Howell Robert Garwood at Briqhton Sunday staq party Friday niqht A num 1 hr from here attended Don w , rVAva bl marked at Pinckney on Called atthe Wolfe home Lynn Hndee and familv, Isabel Nash and m te Hendoo Martin Kilter lamiiv t operation of the road Under tfte L U il ri3 rood extension would not have happened and the expansicn of thecity would I a xi a A 1 n r Q KMI Brancale, 19, Detroit Bernardinei Lrt VanHom and MrsCorc Huason MotrCoitof Rockenwood, 18 Howell Edward Swai r of Howell were Sunday team, one of the strongest tecdns Briqhton Mary lane 1 j H Hooker home m, will play at Bnqh Stelnj 21 Ypn Josph Miller, vlSfherSjSne3 Nash children of at ui in Michlcran, will play iflfil9 aj33HoweliNona Whitaker, 23, This will be a benefit qame a Willcuqhby, 22, Howell, cdl proceeds will qo to twy fce Bern ice Ferris 18, Brighton Wm insurance rn all the fall payers jg e o Caro NQ who alay in Leacrue at Briqhton Qn ou i J Hundreds of Dollars in Prizes wulknt, 30 South Lyon be qivn away Your admission Gt, 20 Brwhton ickeV nt you io tSarHcipata rnund, id, unamon in tflies Come over Join the tun 1 Clifton Erickson, 28, help a qood cdtise alonq Catherine Towner, H Ai Housner Chainnan Lake Charlei G Ins Was Ann Arbor 22,Portaqo Coldwater are visitinq Lvrrn Hondec home C H McHorie who is viisltinq i, r am Baird at Bciv City Called on f B Larr, e, Masonic Gd Lecturer Bi dqe Jack of Ann Arbor 19 to Barbara Haines, Vernon Fish, son of Fred Fish and friends of Penn visited at j Fish home recently i Mrs E Cureltt, dauahtersl Marv and Annabelle rnd crane5 dauqhter, Sandra Yoh, spent Sunday at the Curlett home Sandra remained for a week White Lake Sunday CURRENT COMMENT ConL inq on tho subject When Pvt, John Marruso, the first soldier killed in Korea was brouqh back to Detroit for burial last week, much difficulty was expert qivinq him a military vKTliiie Hoff of 551 lSM The undertaker claim iVWahoma isyisttina MsMarvun veterans Posts and they all turned down his re quest Finally 5 veterans shovr MISS iviuuMf J u uouis tt , 4V,Jup, ,, only4in uniform, wttn 4 spent Sunday with the Hobrt r hprnTgntario called at jg and out on a makeshift mil C I OintX home last week ltary fati t Ackiey kanily ffiXTS MaUn of Ynsllantl , x 1 ok Louis Cf cmd wife of St hprin C I CUnt Gv G Mermen Williams is In favor of extendina the Niicniqcca, Jdr bonne to tcran5 of the crsn War There is s ill a baj nc of SloMHXGO in th sate bonus fundRepresentative Potter of Michiqan has introduced a bill in congress providinq for a fed eral bonus for infantrymen fiqht riq in Korea but for some reaiori me velorons orqanizations do not seem to favor it At a meetmq of these organizations in ivlichiqan last week they asked that the bonus proposals be shelf ed for the time beinq For some reason there seems to be u MI mft THE PDtCENET DISPATCH WiriiMritry, August 16, 1150 j 2fec3 Ti e words Michigan and fishliuj ore piaccali synonymous a v, 2 of the year And after an exciting days fishing, its the American Way to enjcy a glass of cool, refreshing Michigan brewed beer to top off the day For bef is the kind of beverage Americans like It belongs to pleasant livin to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this tr belongs T to our own American s7 JS n heritageor personal freedom 0441 Oiewnijfb MC1J A Michigan Brewers Association 71718 Francis Palms Building Dtrroit 1, Michigan J je NEIGHBORING NOTES The Howell Heavy Mortar Co of the Michigan National Guard left Saturday for the state Howell theater HowelL Michigan en SYLVAN iHATEl Friday Saturday Aoguat II It campment at GrayUncr Captain i wd Tten Aot 15W17 Schucter is in command June Haver Gordon MacRae Kaab Eileen Kuhn of Greqory mimmmmm ry VJIH aul DouilasJ on August 7, a daughter, Mary E DAUGHTER OF SOSIE Cornell BofcnrTo Bruni l2b2 I OGRA0Y Cartoon and SSitV Color by ToebUeolar 7t,S 8slS Cartoon THE BIG LIFT A Duma Mania Montgomery Clia Paul Doud Jforolty Friday Saturday August , 19 William Boyd as Hopalona Cassidy BORROWED TROUBLE Deal AnoxMary Hatcher in HOLIDAY IN HAVANA Calm Cecelia, Bom to Mr and Mrs J D Dono hue of Gregory at McPherson hospital, Howell August 4 a soi John Martin James Donohue of Unadilla has enlisted in the U S Navy and s at Great Lakes Training Station The Stockbridge school bociru has ordered a new school bus This makes 5 busses in operat ion, countinq the Munith bus The new 2 room addition to the Srckbridge school will be ready cbcut Oct 1 Hollywood Brewer owned by W L Meyer of Fowlerville beoke the track record at the Fowler ville Fair with a mark of 204 15 The Brighton Kiwanis Club has organized a band with Kenneth Stonex conducting Mrs Earl Packer of Howell gave a shower for1 Mrs Norma Roberts Hartman at her home one night last week The howell city council has en tered on a contract for advertis ing on their parking, meters At the special election last week to vote on bonding for 300,000 to oonstruct storm sew ers tne proposal lost 411 to 16 L The proposal to raise the bond iCcmina Soon Co 45 ed indeoteness from 5 to 10 periommM cent lost 42U to 195 s 87 boys in all were called from AffiTtf 114 If AlVH this county to go to Detroit Aug i AfU imAliai 15 ior the army medical exemin gtion Walter Rabbage, Howell j night Policement is in McPher AuguBt 18 19 son hospital, Howell, with 2 brokj rL HWJ, Sua on TIMS, Aua 20 2i 22 I ROCK ISLAND TRAIL A Praam Stanlpg Forrest Tucksf, Adrian Bruce Cabot and Adele Mars Cartoon Screen JUfc Sun Shows 3 5, 7 9 Wd Thu Aua 23, 24 BLONDES HERO Comedy Starring Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake and Larry Simms Plus RUSTYS BIRTHDAY A Drama Starring itanaay, Monday, August 20 21 Sunday Snowa 15 p m on , , , , Montgomery Clift, Paul Douglas Ted Donaldson, John Litel Arm ioran THE BIG LIFT Sua Shows 3 5 7, S Cartoon and LatMl N3 Tues Wed Thur , Au 22 23 24 Joan Crawford, David Brian in DONT CRY THE DAMNED wit Steve Cochran, Kent Smith Coraedr Cartoo I Coming Three Little Words Icr bod and Mr Toad, Rogues Sherwood Forest DexterTheatrel DEXTSk, MICHIGAN Ai Conditioned Fathei Stockbridge, Michigan Friday Saturday August 18 19 Double Feature RENEGADES An Outdoor Action Picture Starring Evelyn Keyes, WParker Plus TALE OF NAVAJOS Story oi Navalo Indian in ,color Shows 700 and 9h30 en arms, the result of being hit by ,a Truck on W Grand River as he was questioning an auto drivef Dexter will have new street lights n her business section They will be the pendant type wxuch throws light down Daniel Lickly, son of Mr ana Mrs Horace Lickly oi Dexter has bein awarded a scholarship ai3ar7oor the Massachusetts Institute Technology Dexter High School will teach agricultural this fall for the fir J time South Lyon has purchased an auto for use ofJhelr local police man , jfcsf Signs will be placed on district schools taken into the Brighton dwnct reading Brighton Area Schools Brian Lavan, son of Attorney Martin J Laan and wiio cr DH ghton wiU atfcndL high school this tail at Camrn school, Prairie Du Chene, Wisconsin, it is conducted by the Jesuit i alb Bob Singer pitched a 2 hit game tor his team, the brighton vagabonds last week to lie with General Motors Provina Grounds for first place in the Brighton lea gue Joe Meckel jr and Martin Mei BELLES CORONADO In Clnecolqr A Western Starring Roy Rogers, Dale Evans Kannaroo Kid He In Again ThrilU oi Music Lady ol the Llnkw Sunday, Monday August 20 21 THE PRINCE OFPEACE The Lawton Story of Jesus ChrUHl Adults 50cChildrea 25c inc Tax Sun Shows 3, 506, 7 12, 918 fron Shows 715, 921 Tuefc Wed Thur, Auc 22 23 24 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Sunday, Tuesday, Aucust 20 22 j Stanlnq 5Sd , Clifton Webb,a Myra Loy arj Spencer Tracy, Katerine Hepbuai shew 15 aos carloor ana 01ICominTcG of the Navajos Horsemen of Cierras, Singing Guns Pto Smith Cartoon ,in outriders, cnae lor JL Sale Reiormer and Red Head Fch3r of the Bride , ,, Registration Notice CENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION TuesdaySepteifiber 1950 To the Qualified Electors oi the Township of Pufcnam, County o Livingston, State of Michigan Notice is hereby given that in conformity with the Michigan Election Law, I, the undersigned Cl3Ewill upon any day, except ounday and a legal hotoy day of any regular or special election or primary lon rece ieve for registration the name ot any lego voter kel oi Chelsea and Leo Dunlav ship not already registered who may APP, Trn rGCeve no ey of Dexter have purchased the LY ior such registratioriProvided however, ,0 the old Sentinel Aircraft iactory at1 names for registration during the time, ntXnal primary elec6525 Jackson Road, Ann Arbor I Twentieth day before any regular special or otnciai pnmuj and will remodel it into a live slock sales pavilion There will be pens to accomodate 200 ani mals, rest rooms, othces etcSale AT 2rj4 NORTH MILL ST, will be held Mondays tion and the day of such election RTTXV unMT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL BEAT MY HOML 25 Years Ago IN PINCKNEY, EACH DAY and WEDNESDAAUOUST 23, 1950 LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION i The Twentieth Day preceeding said Election,as provided by Sec For the first time in 42 years 3 chapter 3, part II PMol 1929 andSec i Oiapter 3, Part St Marys church oi Pinckney , H A 1939, Act 31, 1941 and Act 291 P A, 1945 picked a rainy day for their ann From 8 oclock amuntil 8 oclock p m on each day tor me pur ual picnic and as the rain failed pose of Reviewing the Reaistrat ion and Registenna ucti oi in to let up most of the events were Qualified Electors in said Town ship as shall properly appiv transierred to the opero house altherefor rmfthin though some dinners were serv The name of no person but an actual resident of tne lownsmw ed in the woods before the rainat fae iime Qf registration, and entitle under the constitution ir became heavy The ball game maining such residenUo vote at thenext election, snail oe Til 1 1 T 1 I Bar a i ft Attention Bowlers A MEETING OF THE PINCKNEY LEAGUE WILL BE HELD AT THE LaROSA VAAL ON TUESDAY, AUGJST 22 AT 80J P M EVERBODY WELCOME a WEDMAYERY SEC Spot Cash FOR DEAD or D3SABUD STOCK HORSES 150 Each COWS 150 Each HOGS 50c per Cwt Pigs, Calves and Sheep Remov ed FREE XiBCRTJIIING NOTICE The Herb Palmer family of K Sat JC McAuliffe, Livingston j Ft visited at the Harry Maimer i County Atn RecruiteT, will be 4at the Pincknpv Dostofficce every jThursdav from 10 to 12 a m to home last week Kf v V R totervlew appliccants for the US Anny and Air Force He is at the 8 Armory215 5th Ave, Ann tt Ubes 74ays a week until 9 p ft MrS I The Younglove 4H Club holds a lawn social Friday night at the Fiomer Anney home The lohn Carvw family were gaestfl ol hii mother in Ann Ar DOT Sunday rej 4 REMOVED FREE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG tOWELL 4 St ITiiinfef DARLING 4 COMPANY had to be postponed The church loss will be made up somewhat by the 600 insurance Rev Fr McQuillan took out against ram The drawing of the prizes and the ball game were posipcned u until August 25 The annual Clark family reunion was held at Potter ParkLan sing August 16 with 56 present The Pinckney team will play the Chelsea team here Saturday, j Willie VanBlaircum has accepted a position with the Gen Motors in Flint and signed up ior a tech course there The Dunninc ftimlly reunion was held at the James Marble j home ot Anderson August 161 Joel Dunning settled at Anderson in 1856 Their 3 daughters were Mrs las Marble, Mrs Willis Smith of Marion and Mrs Mark Allison of Fowlerville This issue contains a letter from Yellowstone National Park, writ ten by Mrs John Harnshaw ed in trie registration book DOROTHY KENNEDY Township Cferk 9 1915 McPHERSON Stole BANK Established 1865 Incorporated VJ DAY August 14, 1945 marked the end of hostilites with the Japan ese and the end of World Wa iTo those American citizens in uniform at that time there was a sudden lifting of the pressure of almost four years of active the ireedoms of normal civilian duty and a keen anticipation of life August 14, 1950, five veers lat I er many Amercians citizens are still in uniform and more soon , , are destined to be This is a time En AVTO GLAZIER for sober reflection and appraisal SO IT WILL BE SAFE FROM both of ourselves and our leader THE STRAINS OF EXCESS ship IVE TRUCK VBERATIpNS As bankers we constantly pro HAVE THE BROKEN GLASS PROPERLY REPLACED BY StTTTKI The Robert Grainger lamiv of Lansina were Sunday visitors ot Mr and Mrs Louis Covle Frank Benns and wife of Mai mee, Ohiqare visiting at the Clayton Carpenter home Mr and Mrs Clifford VanHorn were in Grand Ledae Thursday to helt VIr and Mrs Flo j Weeks observe their 3Qth weaa ina annivaary VE USE THE BEST AVAIL KiTJR GLASS AND DO THE WOU VROPERLYROMPTLY ABTS AUTO PARTS PHONE 111 1018 EAST GRANnMVER HowrlL Michigan H WMMr L 1 E NOTARY 1 INSURANCE and BONDS I MOM m HNCKNEY mote thrift and good money man ogement Our present situation indicates even greater efforts in this direction McPHERSON State BANK Howell, Mich Under Federal Supervision Member FedesM Deposit Insurance Corporation ML Deposits up to 15400 for each DepesttorTne PtodBMy Dwpaich Wednesday, August 16 1950 TH e Store PSnckney DijncrJ Entered as 2nd cn J pet of March 3 1877 matter at PettotfLce 114 SoJioweil SL PineeMich Buhacrirtrwi Wee 9U 6 v Pnr W Dl40VES TREE ROOTS Groceries, Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Mrs Mary Farrell and tm oi Ann Arbor, Mrs lames BamUton oi Calif, weer Sun quests of Mr ad Mrs Irvin Kennedy The Gerald Reason family are spending the week at Torch Lk Mrs Alice Wilson of Bnqhton caliod on Mrs Don Swaithout last Wednesday Murray Kennedy is woikinq for the DeKoney Co m Ann Arbor Sunday visitors of Mrs Eleanor i Ledwidge were Hubert, Desmond Ledwidqe and families, Rosco Yarborouqh and family ot Berk ley, Win JBroqan and Mrs Mae Barron ot Hawaii, Frank and Margaret Brbgan o Chilson Mrs, Don Swarthout has siqn to teach another year in th qhton school IMINATES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE RlE ODORS REVGLUTIONARY I Is mort expensive uihothy pumpirg end digging up of ctpool,pHc tgnkt, icepaqe pccli acn trapt ond dogged Unci Hrrej Jh HOl reliobU and la ,i fijUcJ to liTt, dmovt on J toorify grtoit, JuJyv iir, iiiih onj othf or3ni tolidv hij modern hcmot guorariti qiriod effl ront resuh 1 2 o 15 loin NO SHUTDOWN ci pool or tank net fol it wo king 5, JO J5, 25 10 j , N7A,N7S 9 ervjdic P OH CfJ ,, ed Br Myron Hue Lakeside JDr Rush Lake Kennedy Ge St r Th Gc en e Harold Porter family oi and Rapids spsnl th weeki d at their cottage u Portaqt 10WEST PRICE EVER Special de luxe PHILGAS TAPPAM Raw Mrs ina Iicij M Co a w,,, guest a Mrs l, and MioTodi W1 dinner Vaiqha Lake I Mr and Mrs Robert Whitmore jof Ann Arbor were Sunday guests oi the James Whitley tarn ily 1 Mr, and Mrs Andrew Nysbitt i and Dr and Mrs W C Wylio df Dexter spefit Sunday at the L I Foster home m Walled Lake Mr and Mis Tcm Ware and and Mr and Mrs Mvron Schosn has wore in an auo wrek at Berkley West Virqinia last week Mrs Schoen ha is was taken io a hospital while the Wares wen on Kv bus to Alabama The John Burq family attendee a picnr a I Bishop Lake Sunday Wesley Reader, lack Jeffreys J and John Paul Ware spent last vctk a Muskellunqc Lake near Newberry Paula CYirVit,Sandra Yoh wtth Mi and MrsDick Amo of Howell crjcaues ac jackson Plumbing Water Steons etc Stanley Dinkel V Mr and Mrs Fred Read spent Siidav nicht Wl a z lra k ireters home We are informed that Mr and in Jackson,honorrq his birthday Mrs Rex Read of Lewitcwn, N Y wore in a bad auto accident The Wm, Kennedy famly ofnear Lake Georqe there lart Detroit were Sunday guesfs of week MrsRead had her hip and 8 EPS NOT ROMISES 4 Automatic, instantlighting fcunrera removable porcefcin drip trays f iTlsualitc oven ith glass win dew and oven light y 24hour dock vith buntin himirder si,rals coofung line, up to 30 iruUa v tAfiiguide trves ITIC rtd tern ftraturc inlonratioa V Blumirutei aijnal tetlj vien ven i on ilulitrBC r ,nt y 1 r crirj top rrcs Fortv itaed 0en J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now is the time to modernize your kitchen with Philgas , the thrifty bottled gas for farm and town homes You can hunt far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe raige Rememrwr, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Easy terms, ifyou wish MAN OTHER PHIICAS APJANCf FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE SEE US TODAY Wt HANOI All INSTALLATION DETAILS Mrs Emma Vollmer i The Ona Campbell family at tended the air show at thecountv airport at Wayne Sunday The Merwin Campbell family and Arnold Berquist spqnt Sunday with the Maycroft1 family at Sauqatuck Ralph Carr who has been visU1 inq at the Roger Carr home went back to New York City Sunday Dan Driver and wife of Dexter , called at the Charles Clark home j Sunday Eugene Reason and wife and Mrs Florence Artz oi Detroit and Mrs Mae Hane of Whiimore Lae called at the M J Reason heme Sunday The Albert Shirley family and the Ival Shirley family attended a school reunion at Grant Sun Mrs Hazel Parker visited Mrs Lulu Lamb at East Lansinq Sat and attended the exercisss at Mich State Colleqes 1 Mrs Claudia Collins and Mrs Barbara Houser of Marsh1 own Iowa were recent guests of Mrs I Winifred Graves , Mrs Winifred Graves attended fa dinner Sunday at the GeralaJ I Musson home at Howel honor inqthe birthday o Mrs Nyra Graves Walker of Jackson The Truman Bixel family and Mrs Lena Bixel of Bluffton, Ohio, and Mr and Mrs Julius Aschen brenner and daughter were hr Sunday guests of the Marvin Shirey family Edward Gilmore of Gregory flew Marvin Shirey to Mio Sun i Anita Shirey who has been vis1 iting her qrandmother, Mrs Ora ixel at Commins came home with thev ,, Roy aark and Hugh Docrrttle were hi Flint Monday whero Roy had his teeth out J j Jack Clark underwent cm crppl endictis operation at Mcpherson I hospital, Howell Friday DrsHoll is Sigler and Ray Duffy officiat i ing Bill and Dolly Baughn and son are visiting the Herbert See fold family in Columbus, Ohio i Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davis attended the midget plane races at Wayne Friday and saw the pilot kill Albeit jq oT the Paqe Dairv leq broken and Mr Read was c J and bru3sri Mr and Mrs W C Miller and Mr and MrsClifford Miller spv Sunday wiih Mrs Annabel h Coupe and dauahter in Fnt MrsMary Jane Tasrh rfftena Ina summer school in Howoll lov 1 irk is takinq care, of her children MICHIGAN GOVERNMENT IS Big Business Put a trained manTIrtthe job as Governor Four years v,ar years experience, know how, ability and demurstrated leadership are yours when you c Hufi T Kelly Write for the Kelly Record r LIVINGSTON COUNTYKELLY FOR GOVERNCfr CLUE 106 STATE STREET HOWELL iiwi Rv ral if news ON DUTY WIIH DIALnvon hi dial ex huiiiics it jtill liik tiihiiic people to give m jiood Ulcphoiic riif Ilur the operator who IK i you if sou IIUVP dUficulty nuikifiji r4il Thcfi llw ofinutor who give you iHiiulicr not litrd in llio directory And tircs tln oficratoi who handles your 1 ng litaee calls hcthi r your rterviee is dial or manui, thec ojxrat011 are alvsuys mady to serve you i A a STRONG ARMS FOR TELEPHONE POLES Ever stop to think how mueh extra weight an ice storm can add to telephone wire Cross arms on telephone polevmut he strong enough to stand up under the strain Here you see a Bell Laboratories hydraulic testing machine bending a crossarm to the breaking point Southern pine and Douplas fir crossarms can carrv nearlv 2 tons weipht HANDY HUNTING GROUND Ft, easy to locate a doctor, veterinarian,farm equip nient dealer, feed and prain supplier, or any of the eountless other people you need to call at one time or other Theyre listed by trade or profe in the Ytdlow Papes of your telephone directory Make a habit of uxirijr ihe el low Pages and aee how much time and efTot it saves you day in and dayout all year roi id 4 MICHIOAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY i HUU Aiaexi in or me ruqe 1 R Beachy and family attend Co ad rlKIao spent Tuesday , ed Hie Anriual Indiana Murhigin u xJro VAUU PnrV Christan vVorkers Conlerence at with Mrs rdith Pack , Augut g 1Q Leo Clark and family of DMrojt Mr and Mrs Herbert Osborne, were Sun quests at the Walter from Ft Wayne, Ina were Sun Clrk home dinner quests ot Rev and Mrs eacLy Sunday guests oi Mr and Mrs fii Wiiiie weie Leunara Dever eaux and aauqhtcrs o Dero t Ms Llla Newmafi, Mrs Joie For ner of Ann Aroor, Mrs Bess Dc reaux and Mrs Helen Benneit joi Detroit Mis Wm Mercer and Mim Ielen McGregor were in Lctnsinci last Thursday Mr and Mrs Otto Poulion and daughter spentthe week end fh jGarnd Rapids with his and attended the Pou lion at 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Xhfi PxwCKNEY SANITARIUM D W VonWlnkle hey M Duffy M D c VanWMLE Pifne nn Michigan VanWNKLE VanWINKLE ioiy U00 A M to 2UU TV Attorney at Law ,MM fcepV Wednaidayi First State and Savings Bank IMoniuetjrSaU 7 to 6 p, m Howell NlSSan J DA G B McCLUSKEY , j I Dendst 112 Vz North Michigan Ave Telephones Office 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments MARIS I LAVAN Attorney at Law Phone 13 Brighton, Mich Phone 157FH Repairing MYON J HUGHfS HoweU Ours TWflMPLUlElaMr Spttm Service lAVEY HARWAKE TIMEPROVEN PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS Yes, Bouncing Baby when I wear CULVER CUDDLE CUBS and Doe i VJI said, They absorb the spina, shock of childrens first steps I The new Hug the Heel CUDDLE CUBS have seamless, rounded backs,,1 uo chafing, and they give me extra pci t, along with flexibility, so my rrhles will grow strong r Recommended by I Qs Parent Magaztnt 1 SOLD BY DAD BAILEY Pinckney, Michigan HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michigan Heal Estate, Insurance, Brokerage City, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property With Me I , LEE LAVEY General Insurance Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich Michigan Plumbing and Heauna State 3717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lake P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Equipment , Ambulance Service Phones 39 3, Pinckney, Mich FRED C REICKHOFF STT OPTOMETRIST AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WY1FE Phone Pinckney 78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE 5 I HAPOLD RAuf Repairs On All Makes MOTHERS Send for your Free Phone Pinckney 154F3 Copy of CULVERS FOOT FACTS 120 West Grand River Avt , HoweU Michigan Phone 358 Jwidence bid LLOYXTHENDBE Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Pinckney Mich CARL JONES i Concrete Products, GraveL Sand Top Soil, Road GraveL Fill DIt Road Building j DR C J TOWNER Which Explains the Necessity ol Pft A TWrl Blocks Lcdc WiceoT Contrac, Fitting Children Feet Properly JM4P ortage Lake ocd Doris T RL h rnone sexier Mbi PhoneDexter 3116 ELEC T Dan mh fe LT GOVERNOR I Successful Business k and Farmer Republican Q Man ATTENTION j COUNCIL PROCEDURES Saws filed Retuothed, DI, , w u Lawn Mowers Sharpened ,m Aua R osn r All Work Dene By Machine and JnCil Auqust 8 195 1 to Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 River Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michigan week at Mackinac Island Defd FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED HORSES 150 WF BUY HIDEb m,D CALF SKJNS Phono 68 PlnclmY Central Head Stacfc X c bv Prs Dinkol follow W IKJII call oi oiucero Present Clark, Shirley, and Clark Ab sentSwarthout, Read Eisele Motion by Shirley supported by Clark to allow iollowinq bills Wayne Waqone and family Lloyd Hendee Trucking 2300 and Caroline Chubb spent last Geo Hoben Lbr on Streets, 2100 Uber Tile Co 8 tiie 700 P 15 10500 I F E Grimes, Diqqinq 9820 j Norm Miller, Bulldozinq and lbr 3550 TaVeme Clark, Lbr on St, 2200 Irvin Kennedy, Lbr on sts, 3300 Jerry Clark Lbr on sts 1500 Win Claik, Lbr on Sts 800 t Abe Haines, Cleaninq Sts, 2400 Paul Curlett, Prinjinq 1220 Thr 3 Reads Sons, Lumber and Supplies 3046 f Geo Clark, Caretaker cf Flaa, 60CJ Motion to adiourr Mildred Ackloy, Clerk The Villaqo Council wishes to I express their sincere thanks Ben Tomhn for the new Flaq THRIFT TRY THIS APPROACH TC YOUR MONEY PROBLEMS 1 Put a reasonagla part of your trfxrnings at least 1U in ou account here 2 KEEP your moaey in your ac ccuntDont withdraw for minor expenditures g , A , LOGGERS WANTED JmilPl1 AHS For Skidding, and Hauling Logs A, 41 JICU fkUb with your own equipment oa7a year around basis WANTED Ridei or will swop THURESON LUMBER CO rides to KaiserFrazier Plant at j Howell, Mich Joseph Horvata, 408 Unadilla, Willow RUT Afternoon Shift FOR SALE4 room house on the 4 main road, basement, furnaca, 3 ICaTto your account regularly r TO RENTA Room, Beard Option and cold water, room for Thus, you provide your own everready solution to unexpect ed money problems THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN Howell Mich, tonaL Mrs MciCinley 3Ub iviui liu Pinclcney bathPriced at 2700 700 down Arthur Bullis, broker, Greqory Phone 25F2, Greqory c All PROflrTLY COWS 150 Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur once Corporation All Deposits InFOR SALE An 116 ft Deep siired up 35000 for each Depos Freeze In qood condition See it jl0fs treezmg food, verv rrraviki WANTED Elderly Woman to uo ,, ,, r1H r Housework and as companion to o lT Cc SDot Elderly Lady No othrSdul s ,efrf eratof oonamon, 54b References Exchangedf C 15 Ran works Telephone Brigntan 73013 Electric 45 for 50 Arthur Bullis, Greqory, Mich Phone 25F2, Gregory c to Pinckney t FOR SALE 4 room cottaqe, 3 nQ,d verV reasonable lots, 2 boats, lo H P Motor, at leynolds Densmare, Haunburq Patterson Lcuce Phone Det Townsend 53470 or 3323 Kendall St Detroit ne Em7hton 72633 used two wheel vJttniraDiA ,airlc lzyclQ I Mr, ivlerwin Ccrmpbel Phone JB8P2 itwnowniLe 6ewinq MaPhone mu MlS Mark Wa8h WANTED Ditcn, Basement Sewer and other various kinds of Digging ANDERSON BROS EXCAVATING Wrwll 1 3 8 2 W NOTTCE We are now delivering gasoline, Fuel oil and Furnace oil in fne Pinclcney Area for prompt del ivery call Plainfield Farm Bureau FOR SALL Universal Riefriqerat Supply Phone ,Stockbridge 9F6 or In qood runnina condition JOHN NipHOLS 3500 May be at followinq ad, ,XTTPr J n KM dress this weekend and all of 2Ft 0 Cuttina ial next week 1 buy Btandina or bail on , NOTICE j crcorqe Roush is no Ion ployed by me i ivfyron Hughes, Rush Lake r em B C Simods shares9449 Ann SSilvor Lake, Mich, Tliree Bros Farm QUALITY Meats Fruit Groeeiie Vegetables w ikt Fish Market Prices THAN EVER Thousands of blueribbon attractions Horses Cattle Swine Sheep Poultry Pigeons Rabbits and Cavies Apiary Horticulture Floriculture Agriculture Vegetables Dairy Products Junior Show Home Arts Also Auto Show Art Exhibit Cooking Scho Daily Parades Fireworks Old Time Dicing Horse Pulling, Sheep Shearing Hog Catling, Husband Calling, Axe Chopping and Wood Sawing Contests Drum Major and Majorettes 75 Band Concerts, including the one and only 100Pioe US ARMY BAND Also Beauty Queen Contest Organ Concerts Dancing Pageants Nationality Group Programs Needlework Flower Arrangements Food Exhibits, etc, etc GREAT SHOWS In ffce Colifumt MICHIGANS OWN BETTY HUTTON SIPT 12 CAMIN JIRRY MIRANDA COLONNA SEPT 36 SEPT 710 plus eight sensational acts of vaudeville, the famous 24girl Rockets dancing chorus nd augmented theater orchestra Oituuhlwtd JOHNNY MACK BROWN INDIAN CRIEK RODEO SET19 100,UU IRISH HORANS AUTO RACE HELL DRIVERS SEfT W On Ifce Midwayt 20 SHOW S AlOIS SAUY RANS 13 MAMMOTH TOWHJ AcbaUiiOQ to Grounds 50c Childna mdm U FHJSB FOR SALE StokoVlloaru1S1Ph0ne Coal Stoker Good as new PriclFOR SALE Ufcrary oi Worlds ed nqht for quick sale Best Literature a Charfee Dud Rosi Read Phone 57F3iiey Warner editor 46 volumes WANTEDCombinina T TvT I 6 Lrary of Autobioara fD,v r, onujimng 10 Do Phy, 15 volumes, The Worlds Famous People with bookcase aid writina diesk combined one Bricrhton 3909 or call at 9555 Kress RcLf Lakeland FOR RUNT Modern croartment over Roy Clarks store Phone 124F3 Pinckney lBiHavi I tumace andOii j ftoors Cleaned and checked Ralph Hall, Phone 52F11 IFOR SALE Alunimum Baoy Basinet and Play Pen with pad I Call Pinckney 156F5 FOR SALE German Shepard, 2 year old registered, with papers Will sacrifice for qood home Vu SALE IS5 leet B221 5 comJe with qates Work aucrranteed Myron Huqhes 8717uS WANTH5 CustonT BaUir eece Gudlth,5360 BentleyLkRd Phone Howell 1354 W Phone Pinckney 8 leave name i address iTlLW WANTED POULUitf Will Detroit C H JJof pav Phone 62F1 I We Rave Farm Seed Chick Starter VoJ Tour Needs Farmer Feed Suppiv Co MAX RUSSELLOffi WNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday August 16 1950 George Winans of Hambuxq was in town last weefc solicitinq members for the American SocieThe bean market appears to be glutted and eleviators are refus uiq 10 buy them STATE OF M1CHIGAM Th maae va IMIMI jtj oi livings ton At a stolon ol Ktt Court hW fa ik ty of Equity Proba Office in the City of HoweU t me 28th day of July, 1950 rreeem Honorable Hiram R Smith, Juage ot Probate In the Matter ol the ESTATE OF George R Richmond, Deceased Norman Reason having filed in said Court his final administration oc count, and his petition praying far the allowance thereof and for the assign mem and distribution at the residue ol clean up theGills cemetery said estate It is OrrderenThat 2ist day of August Viola Peters entertained a num A D, 1950 at ten oclock in the lore ber of frienpls Saturday on he oc noon at said Probate Office is hereby COSion of hex bilthday appointed for hearing said petition It is Further urdered, That Public STATE OF MICHIGAN UN ixi ClnCOIT COURT B 1HE COUNTY OF LLViNGSlQN iM CHANCERY Ruth B Culver, Plaintiff vs Isabel Brown Bremen, Cora Brown Curdy, Wm Frederick Claude Scott, Vivian Mesdames Leal Siqler, Kate ownW UQL , T aowujuco bcott, Charles Scott, rlora Scott, Brown, Laura Bennett, rlo Han QQrQQ Q Joseph Andrew and Sarah Brown are campinq at the Sill cottaqe, Base Lake A bee will be held Friday to Drown Andrew Vv intakes and Etnel WhitoKer, his wile, Martna M Wrutcucer Strauch, and their unKnown wives, heirs devisees, leqatees and assiqns Defendants ORDER OF PUBLIC AT ION Suit penicuna in Circuit Court tor tne county ol Livinqston in Chancery on this 15th day of oi a copy of this order once each week rearl for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearts g a the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper printed and drculat ed in said County A true copy Hirorn R Smith Ceiesr traaaU Judge of Probate CARD OF inANKS Wm Moran is buildinq a sid Ncuce M b vn by pubneauon Putnam Street from Mill July50 Bill of Complaint as filed in said Carrie Nation will be an attract cause that the plaintiff has not ion at the rowlervuie rair trvs been able after diliqent search ytjrj and inquiry to ascertain whether Vivian Scott, Claude Scott Chas The Michiqan State Fair is at Scott Flora Scott, Georae Scott, PoiiLac September 71L Lester B Scott, David Euqene Scolt, and their unknown wives xir i Mae TuomeV of Detroit is the nirs, devisees, leasees and We wish to Wank the many guest at Beth Swarthovrt assiqns a pan of said defendinends, neighbors and relatives Art Flintoft is building a new ants named in this cause, are for their kind acts durinq our re barn alive or dead, or where thev cent bereavement Also Xr Born to Wm Moran and wife may reside if livina, or if they Messenger, Father Day, Lorrair Wednesday, a dauqhter have any personal rprsntat Liverance, Helen Millett, the Red At the last mating of the ives or heirs livina, or wnere C nss, Mr anr Mrs L D Coiiey Younq Mens Club the name ol they or any of them may resiae and the 4H Georae Richmond oi Anderson or whether the title, mtej, Havmq lived here so short a was proposed i membership claim, lein or possible riqht of m it is aratifying to know one and accepted these defendants has been has so many friends in tha com assianed to any other person or inanity STATE OF MICHIGAN persons, or whether such titleMr and Mrs W F Eisele , PROBATE COUBT FOR THf mterest, claim, lien or possible Mr and Mrs F Gerycz COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON nQht has been disposed of b Mr and Mrs W P Rabner and At a session of said Court held ot the yji of said defendants Probate Office in the City of HoweU And it appearina that j said County, on the 28th day of July lhe plaintiff does net know and iamh Mr and Mrs H A Eisel Leonard and Betty 8XAT Of MlOHJGAW TV Pkwente Ort m Corf urliMjslon At c ssrten ol said Coort Hel cr rhe Paio OrrV Cltr oi ot A D 1950 Present, Honorable Hiram R Judge of Probate Smith, has been unable after diliaent search and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons whMichael Lavey, Deceased Adrian Lavey having filed in said Court his petition, praying for license elfin satdTcointy on the 1st day of to sell the Interest of saidestate in cer Augusst A D , 1950 PresentHas Hiram X Wv vaqs Probat In The Matter of the ESTATE OF Lottie Brearley, Deceased Lawrence B Lindemer having filed in said Court his petition praying Hcerue to sell the interest of said estate n certain real estate therein described , , HXhcrt the 28th day of Aug A D , 156 at tea oclock in tht IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Qre included ag defendants With out beina named Therefore, on motion of Stanley Berriman, crttomey for plaintiff it is ordered that the above nenr ed Vivian Scott, Claude Scott tain reaJ estate therein described It is Ordered, That 4lst day of Augut CharlesScottjlora Scott, George A D 1960, at ten A M at said ProMt B David Eu Office is hereby appointed for hearing gene gc0tt eir unknow said petition wives, heirs, devisees, leqatees, iBa and that all persons interested In said and ngsians Q mv Qf said de for estate appear before said Court, at said endant named in this suitcause time and place to show caus why a ihir aDDearance to be entered liconee to sell the interest of said es granted tt is Further Ordered That public no wt sat Probate orftco bo and thereof publtccrti0T1 nj n , netehr appateted for koaitog rld fct each WMV ff, , and hat all persons intesested m send eotate appear before smd Court, at send pn g ume and place to show cause wh4 a d Sn r license to sell thr interest in said eaJ nL osttate should not be granted Cuatf It is Furths Ordewd That pubB A true copy Hiram 1 Smith BOtteo tftsted bo grrn by publication Celestia Parshl of a copy of tUs once each week Register of Probate for three svJcceesive weeks previous to , k ,, herein within three months of the tate in said real estate should not be d heTol ft ln default there of said Bill of Complaint as on Tile herein be taken as con fussed bv snid defendants and cri and all of them said day of hearing in the Pinckny Dis patcX a newspaper printed and circulat ed in s County A true woy Hirom R Smith Celestia Panhall Judge of Probate Register of Probate 47 Years Ago Eva Smith oi Jackson visited Miss Jessie Green last week The Chedsea posioel was broken into last week and 40 taken Clyde Mclntvre has aane to Arqvle, Minn, to viist his brother John The Conql ladies will serve ice cream at the Macoabee hall Saturday, niqht ARTS 0w TOW ov,B9M Ooww MT owc 100,000 iolti A Xi59holl rootGroftte And it is further ordered that the plaintiff cause this Order to be published within fortv davs in h Pincknev Dispch, c new slxroer printed, published and Judge of Probate circulatina in sad county once in each week for at least six success weg Glenn C Yelland Crcuit Court Commissioner Stanlev Prrimcm R 0 PV for Plaintiff PiiSirps Address Wowell, Michiqan Telephone No 1833 The above entitled suit involves and is brouaht to quiet title r thp followinn described land located in the Townshio of Oceola, County of Livinqston and State of Michiqan, and mor oart ruledv described as follow towit Th NEVi1 of th SWH of tho SWM and tho E2 of the Sy,1 exceMna therefrrm tb SWU of the SE11 rf SWV oil in Section 21, T3N, 5E Michiqan Attorney for Plaintiff Stanley Berriman flusirs Ads STATE OF MICHIGAN n ittti GlftCUiT COURT FOR iilfi QvJUNi OF UVIWSTON m CHANCERY Evelyn M Scaniers, formerly vIyn IVL Cook, Plaintiri Vs Wilfxea H rwin, Administrator of the Estate of Herbert H Cook Sr, deceased, and Herbert H Cook, Jr Defendants ORDER OF PUBLICATION Suit pendinq in the Circuit Court for the County of Livinq ston on the bth dcy of July, 1950, at th City of Howell, in said County It satsfactorly appearinq to the Court by affidavit on nle that tne defendants, Herbert H Cook, Jr, is not a resident of the State of Michiqan and that his residence is uqknown On motion of Stanley Berriman attorney for plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED that the said defendant Herbert H Cook, Jr cause his appearance to be en tered in this cause within three months from the date of this Or der, and in case of his appear ance that he cause his Answer to the plaintiffs Bill of Complaint to be filed, and a topv thereof to be served upon the plaintiffs attorney within fifteen days after service upon the defendant of a copy of said Bill, and notice of this order, and that in default thereof that said Bill be taken as confessed Py said defendant And it is further ORDERED that within tarty days after the date hereof, the said plaintiff cause a notice of this Order to be oublished in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper printed, published and circulatinq in said County of Livinqston, and that such publication be continued once in each week for six succ essive weeks, or that she cause a copy of this Order to be served personally on said defend ant, at least fifteen davs before the time above described for her appearance And it is further ORDERED tha the said plaintiff cause a copy of this Order to be mailed to said defendant at his last known post office address, by reqistered mail, and a return receipt demanded at least twenty days be fore the time herein prescribed for the appearance of the defendant Glenn C Yelland Circuit Court Commissioner Stanley Berriman Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Michiqan Telephone Na 183 1 WKr CoWrs 0Brf n Slits lojfikh Richard III and Cathy Loomis of Lonq sland, N Y are visitia Iwir grandparents, Mr,and Mrs MEDarow Richard Loom is sr and wife of Detroit brouaht Ihem out Sunday Miss Lelia Monks ol Lansina and nephew, Bruce, of Detroit were in ovwi Sunday She has been in a Lansina hospital Clement Thorpe and wife of Do troit and Mrs Ella Thorpe and dauqhter of Mt Clemens called at the Joe Stackable home Sun The Vincent Shields family of Ann Arbor and Mrs Mae Metz of Howell were Sunday quests at the Lee Lavey home Mrs Josephine Watts of Cleve land,Ohio, is visitinq Mrs Jennie Devereaux Mrs Neil McClear and dauqh ters of Detroit were Pinckney vis tnrs Sunday Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 16, 1950 Description An account of the resource August 16, 1950 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 1950-08-16 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e255e103e08dbf8147e3b34e2e8fb2b0.pdf 22585006a7e04ac18d080c1a86c2f73d 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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I Pinck Voliun 67 mi mm Tha Pincknev Dispatch Wednesday, August 23, 1950 No 34 Michigan Mirror Defense needs in Mich I Social Happenings HAINESBURNS WEDDING i billinq At a special session last ,5 Jea Haine n t Week the governor asked 2,000 oia WlUiam Burns repeated their j UUU ior civilian defenseThe cost arnaqe vows Saturday morning j Oi a living blood bank is estimat it OL cfys church with Rev ed at SiOOOUUUMinimum oomb Albert Schmitt officiating at th obstruction in Detroit wouia bo f nuptial high mass, and Miss Nell JuJ,0QU killed and 100,OfiQ home i Gardner at the organ less accordina to Gen Clyde Barbaras parents are Mr and Douqherty civil defense director Mrs Abel Hainee and Don is a t The Mich National Guard son oi Mr,and Mis Rayrnona needs 5 months trainina to be ready for combat according o GenHalph Lov eland, command er, With an estimated strength oi 18,000 only 7,500 reported a Gravlinq for trainingThe Dinqell bill will make the sui crAicuueu IULU u iui state ox Mich100,000 richer this j and a halo oi lace with year and 200,000 next veaxThia j pearl accents secured her pomfis for fish research work of illusionShe wore long pointed mitts and carried an orchid on a whie prayer book Barbara was OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat Burns J The brides gown of imported French lace ove satin, in iradit ionai white, was fashioned in or iental princess design with hiqh i neckline and cap sleeves Th j skirt extended into a full train comes for fish research work Mich, police are beina drafted into the army so fast many cities are askina deferrment Any liquor licensee convicted of J serious charges will lose his license A Detroit tavern watJ recently fined 500 and closed for 30 days Auto makers are concerned about roads, with the car popula tion at 12,000,000 the highway may not oe able to handle them without more and better roads There is concern overthe met al stock pile Many mines are closed, abandoned or filled with water If the National Guard is called ino serviceplans are in the mak ing to have the Home Guard step in Former service men are preferred for this body MASONIC PICNIC The Masonk Picnic sponsored by Livinqston Lodqe No 76 will be held at the U of M Fresh Air Uarap, Patterson Lake next Sat urday, August 26 The afternoon events call for a sports card of races, tucf oi war, guoit qames soft ball qame etc There will bo eed 1 veii escorted io the altar by her iath er by whomshe was given in marriage Jeanette Sinqer was her sis ters matron of honor and Ccc lie Hurtibese, Mitzie founq Ber nardine Burns and Bern ice La mont were bridesmaids The at endants wore qowns of net ix harmonizinCT pastel shades witi matching picture hats and long mitts Tfiev all wore rhinestons , jnoxers, the gift of the bride, and ail carried boiiguets Little Ann Mane Younq and Kay Couklin, j neices ot the qroom were flow j er qirl and ring bearer, and wore j picturesque in their formal frocks j of organdy, with matching hats and mitts James Bums was his brothers, best mant both wearinn tuxedos, joe Burns, Charles Clark, Junior Doyle and Patrick Jeifreysjseated the quests During the service, Mrs Lucille j Fohey sang Ave Maria v, Mildred Haines Parks at uV or ACROSS THIS BAIDCE THE FRZ CITIZENS OF TWO NejSHftORlNQ PEAAOCRACES PASS FREELY SACK ANP FORTH AS THEIR, WORK OR THEIR PLAY RCpUIRE V ,, Softball Notes , tuirent Comment J Pinckney split even in two A aew organization has sprung soft ball games here Friday ntte up in ti 6th congressional thij in Cubs beat Hambuig 14 to 10 year which has christened itself It was a base on balls battle, j Tbe FiqbUng Republicans Al Jerry Mrosfka walked 13 men and j though Vera Brown, former Lt iwo Hamburg pitchers 6, Pinckj Gov who was retired to private manaqed to qet the most runs life by Kimgiglei in 1946, is thy nominal head,fne guiding aeni seems to be Kit Clardy oi Lan iaa,the vie president of th 2 2 0 organization and wcan3tate It U SSS88 ho wouia reiire 4 4 4 Sill Blackney to private lifeBui J w aaa held he seat since 1934,ex cept for a 2 year intermission in , 1 n I36 A meeina was held last n week hvtheVern Brown farm at across Pinckney Cubs Meabon, 3b J Mrosfka, p Singer, c A Mrosfka, lb Hewiett, It Carr, 2bb Jeffreys, cf Darrow, ss White, rf Hamburg Jrs D Bennett, 3b Winkel, 2b Mitchell, h Eeemafi, cf Terrylb Rowland, c J Bennett p Burke, rf Woods,, ss usher, p AB R H 2 2 0 3 1 0 0 3 2 1 AB R H 1 4 1 3 3 4 1 4 3 5 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 woo vii uy win osown larm ax Mason attended by 200Ahough many prominent Republicans were invited few attendedSecoi State Fred Alger said he would 1 come if he could be convincea n the sole purpose of the oiaani zation was not to nominate Harry Kelly for qovjeracr As he was v not present apparently he v 1 not convinced Kelly was alse 0 absent but sent a telegram The 0 The V F W lost an overtime aame to Fowlerville which wenc 9 innings Don Amburqey did not arrive and Bob Darrow pitch ed Ho lacked control and walk ed 9 men4 of these the first inn inq resulted in 3 runs Pmckney tied the score at 11 all in the 6th and Fowlervville scored the winninq run the 9th on 2 hits and a out at firstPinck Several years ago a window ney did not score in their half, in the Pinckney school qarret was Good and Ledwidqe got 2 hits broken and a colony of piqeons n ftfftnhlishprf itelf there Ihev theme of the organization is that present Republican congressmen axe too much on the Me Too order and should be replaced nv Fighing Republicans of IQ Joo McCarthy order Clardy is can, ducting an extensile campaign but Bill Blackney is In Washing ton and has done little or no work qan k A Mvit7 w v v j ine weddinq breakfast was sc a pot luck dinner, followed bv a ve at White Lodqe Counr Hnnffi Ivrm Remlev is charimau JUI covers beincr laid for yjx I THE PEACE BRIDGE QVE THE NIAGARA VVER f BUFFALO, MYIS ATJE BETWCKN TWO PEOPLES WHOSE WAYS AND INTERESTS HAY PJFFER,, BUT WHO LIVE IN HARMONY BECAUSE THEIR, CONCEPTS O DEMOCRACY ARE THE SAME dance Ivan Remley is charimai of the sports card Otto Poulsoh the dance and George GaiJ ner, will handle Lb pup and ice cream Olin Robinson was publicity chairman Masons, Stars and friends in vited Please send in your return ciqii iatvcj and close friends iaier some two hundred quests assembled at the Burns home tc , bestow gift and felicitations on the newlyweds before they lei for a honeymoon throuqh Can aaa For traveling Mrs Burns wor Seliool Notes SCHOOL REGISTRATION Reqistration of Pincknev high school studens m qrades 9, 10, n and 12 will be held at the school on Friday, August 25 and Church Notes each ior Pckney Pinckney VFW Jeffreys, lb Good, 3b Lorvey, ot Ledwidqe, If Gentile, ss Myer, 2b I Widmeyer, rff Reader, c Danow, P f Fowlerville Wylie, 2b G Dunn, M Nixon, p Wellman, c OOSt Cards rrtr Irmfelina Mrs DUrns wou svuuui uu fiiuuy, nuqui 0 unu f 76 Masons and Stars went to, F bcSlne suit with cor, Saturday, August 2S from 100 p Novenna Devotions Detroit last Friday niqht in twoajrev asries accented m to 9 p m ay evening at , Greyhound busses to see the at rhinestone neklacelrnceii All tho schools in the Pincknev LouisDetroit night game but J pafdops, ner t trom Community Schools system will were rained out They will atHfeaqnroCm n Tuesday, Sept 5, for U tend a qcane next month Both Don and Barbara ai naif day session A teacher nrniinntea ol the Pinckney hiqh meeiinq for all teachers n ho MANY REJECTIONS , 2 finished a course sysem will be held at 130 on the Of the boys from this county State Normal collect openinq day at the school in who went to Detroit for army pre at weser a pjc Pmcknoy induction examination last Tues u , accepted a teach The 4 school busses wih start day a large number were re 1111 TJnadilla Thoon the first day, taking the chilujected The Pinckney boys reject g Position T tcd by home at 1200 ed were Chester Jarslowski Recfi bnde LnupTil parties All kindergarten chil St Marys Catholic Church Pkickney Michigan Rv Fr Albert J Schmitt, Pastor Kennedy, If Sunday Masses D Dunn, lb Summer 630, Sp0, 1000 11 30 Hilton, ss Winter 800 lOrOO G Nixon, ci 3 4 4 5 5 4 Friday evening at 730 p sn Confessions Friday aiter Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P MSunday before 800 Mass Cougreqational Community Cburch 1 Baler, ri I SOFT BALL AVERAGES i Joe Lavey Frde Sinaer erry Clark Jim hurrouqhs K Ledwidqe Joe Jefirevs 2 1 2 1 2 0 Webster and Harold Farley, son morninq session and the chilaren aWWMto rTiv, of Leo Farley of Pinckney wereoulslde of town wia be transport urcn cent LaRosa Can Galbraitn , married Saturday eveninq, Aug i d by tha school for tne alter Other exammed were lee Whitmore Lake M n seS3ion ,, McMichael HctmburcvJerry Houb, bl , h Rev ASCT Compton of i Th hotlunch proqram will ner, Briqhton WnReason, fng They were attended by j gbly slart Sept 11 land McPherson 91 a Mrs Alfred Nielson of will be given later and Ervin Richardson, HoweU b d a bailermc Robert Gladstone, Harold Cor Detroit, ine nr , mar established itself there They AB R H were unmolested tor several 5 1 1 years and increased rapidly Tht6 2 2 j state board of health, ordere 5 1 1 them removed as a Health men 5 2 21aco, clauninq they were disa3d 3 1 Uj carrier This was accomplished 3 2 1 i with a xew rifles The City ol 4 12 Detroit has tfs troubles with pia 2 1 1 eons In 1946 they became such 3 0 ljo nuisance cMhe city hall they AB R Hj hired a mem to get rid of them 4 2 a This he did by trapping 1016 ol 6 2 3them Now they are back aaa 6 0 i andiave atea started deface 1 the new Veterans MemoricJ 1 BuilcftrK same man who diu 1 the job in 1946 is willinq to do w it aqain but wants 1018 We won dor what these piqeons live on Back in the horse and buggy idays they were supposed to live LYuiAwo ion horse droppings but these AB R H Pet have long since vanished tg the 432 20 20 488 tonbo cf forgotten things 21 12 9 428 Q 1 n nv The resort business inMichiqan Q i i Hi taken a bdatln this 60111 4U U l Jua , 3Q TCent 3 than last year and on state park attendance about 2000 on OH There are many reasons for QiJJtois ne Uie wealher l 3 2u been a cool summer and the lio temperature was aowiLrfto 30 a i couple of weeks aqo Iwafamil es who went north about then, TRICOUNTY LEAGUE t0d they only stayed one Tho PtackW VFW uddetl dTe eas jr found their batting eyes Sunday ZZTZ ri manv per and battered 2 Mason pitcher Vd0VeBuUd for 15 hits and 10 run Tom GJZ9 led the attack lrwith a triple andin CALVARY MENNONITE , ,n at ma laxes nuS u i Rev Ezra DJY, Pastor led the attack kwith a triple andJJja a J ahpriceof material Final Mrrninq Worship 1000 2 doubles DoMbnes held Mason to obihrv in some cases Sunday School 1100 to 4 hits BattenesPinckneyJones andJnemabinry in som FOOTBALL CANDIDATES Childrens Hour 1145 Clark MasonCoibin, Seelev 1 Young Peoples Meetina 730 Betcher j Evening Worship 8151 Pinckney ends the season here to get any ey ends the season here Bem the only polish when they meet Chelsea corIectly predicted President is in first place with aw j l948 ta hie inrm and Dog waruen v , i 5 those Shfi t UTddhun Wto OTd Mr and in the western states A days er earch Jailed SYKESHABNACK and conservaUon oli cers ao Ar itidcTKjht were the wyi ,ea church, cknev on Bert and Jota , omfa CIVIC MPROVEMENT ASS N , effioatma Ttev jSTirStoa atthe live at PattersonJk WISdtaft NEW ARRIVALS provement Ass n eieciw Mrs Robert Swing officers Wakefield vr ia3Tweek at St Joe hos Prosident Edwardw Vedde Q Charle lZ J C ark and BiU VanBlaxi cum willte A missed No FROM IAPAN row has as yet been scheduled japan, Aug 10, 1950 Webb foept 15 but there willbe Hi Paul IVe been moving Chetoea Fowlerville STANDINGS Won Lost Pet 11 2 846 1 to Mr and Mr, Gerald Sec Murrw Kennedy Auaust ia adapter Treas XLJ Erdlevj o t0 Cktrh Meyer and wu torffik White JgSS, AE Wot St loe ho wSent 15 but there win Hi Paul Ive been moving too Mason games on the next eiqht Hi days much to vou a change of Pinckney S iiSiaile will be printed lal address arrived in Tokyo on i the 26th of July and have lust stcjjridge been assigned a permanent William8ton J station Wr wil bo leaving for Lanainq Webb VFW The schedule will be pnr cr uncnangea uu enouqh infantry are landed tnere to take over and hold the con quored territory, 1 plane assault slowed up the Commurv A n 7ftQ ist advance last week bu onir 2 2 eflUor the time beinaas the planes S SSlcwored terrain In World War fl hut thft 11 2 10 3 846 769 A VISIT WITH POPE PIUS Xll Spend a day in the Vatican orea in,30 days 4 9 4 , 3 10 231 several years but the Sincerely yours A n om fv for sevrui T 4 9 ,3 I doughboys had to oo in and mop up in orcW to win the fine tat orv 3 11 154 COMMANDER VOOEL KIUSD Jpq to August Si n the American Weekly, nev high school celr csd magazine with is 0J qinaer Sunrys Mig 27 issue of,the Richard Singer Detroit Sunday Times i Indiana j is day, Sept 7th, atternoon ana ev tr oi Ann nium m veninq Dmner 125 For reserve Korsa Scrturday JfJJJEf UonsDhone Pinckney 11FI3 or crashed behind 223 4 ifiNEIGHBORING NOTES The engagement and approch ino xnamage of Glenn Marshall, Kwii 2d M Clarence MashaU oi Gregory to Helen Maiie Suhre of Hoopeston, 111 is announced Kr Baldwin, band leader at Stockbridge high school has been called to service by the naval reserve Danny Haines, son oi Mrs Mar garei Hemes oi Gregory, suffered a broken foot last week ihe Chespeake and Ohio Rail, oad has petitioned the Public Serf Howell Theater SYLVAN AiUATEH Howell Michioan Chsken Mfrlt, Tues Wed Thurs August 15 1617 Joan Crawford, David Brian in THE DAMNED DONT CRY wit Stove Cochran, Kent Smith Comedy Carton in Friday Saturday, August 25, 25 ICHABOD AND MR TOAD Disney Cartoon la Technicolor Ftatuztag Staging by Bfag Crosby Basil Ratubone Certs and flow I Stooge CouMdy bun, Mon, Tut Aua 11 28 21 Friday Saturday, August 25 26 THREE UTTLE WORDS Charles Starett Smiley Burnette Color by Techatelaf I A Musical Comedy Starrinq vie Com to discontinue pass HORSEMEN OF THE SIERRAS, Fred Astaire Red Skelton, Via Paul Douglas Jean Peters tXx LOVE THAT BRUTE Colot Cartoon , enger service on its Detroit,rlint and Saginaw road The slream liner went 32,499 in the red last year Norman Yost vice pres of the Howell Electric Motors, has sold his home on Norton Rd to Lloyd bemer 10 inmates of the county infirmay had their admission to the KellyBarnes circus at Howell last week paid by Howell merchants The operator of the food concession at the KellyBarnes show at Howell last week was arrest ed for sellina spoiled hamburger and lined 25 and costs Ralph Horwood, son of Mrs arda Horwood of Pingree is in Grayling with the Howell company of the Mich Nat Guard Gerald Allen, mar of the Dexter Savings Bank, leaves there accept a position with the St Johns Savings Bank, Clinton Co i John F Hoev, vice president will succeed him So much opposition has oris en over the opening ofCourt St which runs between the Court Friday, oaturday, August 25, 26 Sua Shows 3 5 7, 9 I Cartoon lwod Thur, Aug 30, 31 THE OUTLAW I An Action Drama Starring jjane Russell Jack BeuteL Walter Huston Thomas Mitchell Shows 745 aud 915 P M Cartoon Slid Donald Slid ftagujir Admission ComlngtDuchess of Idaho Stare bunauy Moaay, August 25, 26 Sunday Snows aIS p m wont Randolph Scott, Ruth Roman in COLT 4 5 wttn Zachary Scot Comedy Marchc of Time News Reel J in My Crown Rogues of Sher mmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmm WOOd ForeSt Tues Wed , Fri, Aug 29 3Q,Sept lj , Spencer Tracy Joan Bennett Elikzbeth Taylor, Don Taylor in FATHER OF THE BRIDE Comedy ffovelty Cartoon CotningsoonThxet Came Home Duchess of Idaho, Three Little Words AVON DexterTheatre DEXTER MICHIGAN Ai Conlttooed Stockbridge, Michigan house and jail in Howell that a meeting af objectors was caled Monday night Double Featuru THE TALE OF THE NAVAJOS in Technicolor Friday Saturday, August 25, 26 THE OUTRIDERS In Technicolor Historical Western with Joel McCrea Claude Jarman Jr and Arlene Dahl Shows 7 and 9 p m Cartoon Shorts , Sunday Monday August 25, 26 Shaunna Prakken 14 months, A Tour oi the Navajo RMervation show MTnr FCm SALE was drowned Monday at Grand hoWt, of NorojoI all o u Beach Lake, 5 miles east of of J ca8t a t one Comedy stoning Howell while playing near the I m I Claudette Colbert, Robert Young lake 2 people were killed and 6 in jured Monday night on U S 12, 5 mile west of Ann Arbor when a beer truck sideswiped a semi trailer and involved 6 other cars in the accident The dead are STATE OF MICHIG ANLSTAT E OF MICHIGAN SUCCeSS1Glenfc Yelland IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FC R Circuitcourt Commissioner THE COUNTY OF LIVINSSTON THE COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON ctnwL IN CHANCERY IN CHANCERY KttSntifi iina b Culver, Evelyn M Schniun, V6Wiiirea JrL trwai, Aaminuuioi oi uie Lsiate oi iiwHAt ri UOOK ijrown Curay, br, decueu, Uiia nxua iiiiown, oiuuue Cook, ir ORDER OF PuBLiCAiiO Suit penainq in the Cucuu Court fox ine oouniy ux iivmq ston ou the oth u y oi july, ijou at the Cny Oi aovn, in suid County it sauaiactorly appearing to the Court by aiiiuavit on uiu that tne deiendanis, Herbert ri vs Business Address tlamrUi Howeli, Michiqan Telephone No 1833 1 The above entitled suit involIabel biown Bremen Cora vesj and is brought to quiel title Wm tredeiicit to the following described land toco it Vrviuii located in the Township of SJge oi, jcJSbpn nuuie and State of Michigan and more won iinarew vvmii uru Particularly described as follow Luiyi wniiaxer, his wiio, iviuitnu ivi vViutajcer itruucti, una wiknowu wives, heirs devisees, ivyaiees cuid assiqns, Defendants ORDER OF PUBLIC A HON cast Indians except one Plus HORSEMEN OF THE SIERRAS A Western Durago Kid Series with Charles Starrett Smiley Burnett Sunday, Tuesday August 27, 29 SINGING GUNS cue Mr and Mrs Christie Walt western oi old Goldrush Days with ers of Detroit Vaughn Monroe EUa Rames The Brighton school board has N,WJ A Haunting We Willi Go j rented the basements of the Fed Airiorc Fire Fiahters erated and Lutheran churches Sun Shows 3, 5, 7 9 Mas, 7tlS, 915 p m Shots Latest News Tues Wed , Fri, Aug 29, 30tSept 1 REFORMER AND THE REDHEAD Comedy Starring June Allison, Dick Powell Shows 715, 9 lawit Zieu he NEUIof the SWU of the SW and the E2 of the SW excepting therefrom the SWU, of the SE1 of the SW4, all in Section 21 T3N, R5E, Michigan buit pendmg in Oncuit ouri ,i i , 4 , ,, Kl uie uuuiy oi iiviixgjatOn in Cook, Jr, is not a resiaent oi tnwi , State ok Miciqan and tnat hiJIV wU Uiii lodl aay ui to avert half day sessions Brighton, Stockbridae and Dexter high school football teams start practise this week 47 Years Ago The annual Farmers picnic is at Whitmore LLak Aua 29th Spjecial rates on railroads Dr Fred Mylne was called to Canada last week by the aeati, of his father, Charles Mylne lArs Alphonse Crane and 2 ed to the home of her sister, Miss children of Newberry have mov arv Sprout at Anderson The Portage Lake Land Co who bought the Cobb farm on the east side of Portage Lake have surveyed it and will put i 60 lots on the market, it will be Coming The Bhos, Dear Wife CominQAnnie Get Your Gun, Watch for Cheaper by tac Dozen arloc Stranger, The Big Lift t Harry Fe KELLY KNOWS HOW residence is unKaown limy, IHOC Attomeir for Plain lift restricted to residential purposes Stanley Berriman and no disorderly Sun3ay crowd Business Address allowed Fred Lake, keepeir of the poor farm hitched up a double team 8UXI or KMWiaAW and brought all the inmates to Tb Probate CH tor u coos 1 Howell Thursday to see the Fore liTto,,0B paugh Sells circus At a session at said Ooort held at Ross and Ethel Retd are visit His twoterm record as Governor proved this He provided an efficient and economical administration in the interests of all the people of Michigan We need hiu leadership, his tested ability, his thorough knowledge of the needs of Michigan Write for the record folder TM n,Ku Harrv F Kelly is Michigans outstanding Learn why Harry F Kelly is Michigan candidate for Governor LIVINGSTON COUNTYKELLY FOR GOVERNOR CLUB 106 STATE STREET, HOWELL ng On motion of Stanley Berxirnun M 1L P m sworn attorney for piainnif, I Ui 0I nipiuuu us tuea m faaa IT 15 ORDLrUbD tnat the saia tauae lIiat piamtiix has noi defendant, herbert H COOK, jfn Die aiier uingeni SWUCXM die Pnwose Cffioe B ae City of riow ina in the upper peninsula cause nis appearance to De enaaa Mrv u asctoiium wucuxA u in said County on the 1st day of Mrs Perry Towles class f boys will serve ice cream at the iioentli aixam B BBui Juage ok town hall Sat night, roiaw I Charles Tee pie, wife and daugh In The Matter of the ESTATE OF are visitina in the uppet pen Lottie Breailey, Deceased insula Lawrence B Lindemer having filed Will Miller is having a Steam tered in this cause wmun ttiievi VlVlUXl iaau sou ou August A D, 1950 months from the aate ut triis Ur vui, riora ocou, urq Uui der, and in case oi his appear jLesier i LLUU, iawu iut ance that he cause his Answer coit, and ui UJI4W,,4A ,,, to the plaintiffs nil of Complaint heirs, aevisees ieqees and to be filed, and a copy inereofassigns, a part of said aefenato be served upon the piaintuis named in tnis cause, are j ta Baid j irBgfM yacht built at Portage LakeJft attorney within fifteen days al unvc or aeua, or wnere thev r A T,r ter service upon the defendant oj my rebide u living, or d uiev Bas 6a nr WNCKNEV HELD M36 W Sunday, Aug 27 a copy of said Bill, and notice of this order, and that in default thereof that said Bill be taken as confessed by said defendant that within forty days after the liavo any personal representatives or heirs uvmg, or wneu uiey or any oi tuem may resiae, or whether the hue, uner And it la further ORDERED claim, lein or possible right oi licenso to sell the Interest of said estate wiU k powered by a 3 H P , n certain real estate therein described Becker Becker engine Robert It is OrderedThat the 28th day of Aug j Nixon is the builder j A D , 1150 at ten oclock in ult Dick 11 threshing engine is UMOOO at man Probate otfice be cod bfV in Dexter township nerehy appotatJ or hearing said L I Herman Hudson started a milk i tQ Dggj Monday via V these deiendants has LeJn S a 88 ta 8iid Nofl Lake data hereof, the said pkdattfl assigned to anv othor person ui ZTcZcl 1 , W H Placeway and family cause a notice of this Order iQ persons, or whether such uile, 10 slTthe intlT 1 havi moved into the home of be published in the Pinckneyj mterest, claim, lien or posi terld 3aid T MrsSetsy Green they purchased Dispatch, a newspaper printed, right has been disposed oi JDV j Tmihm tJtJz lrt m , She has moved o Detroit, published and circulating in said Will of said defendants I JLrT z0L J UI Fred Damman and Lottie Zebb County of Livingston, and that And it further appearina that TlVvr , puJ,llcaUcn I were married at Hambura Mon such pubiication be continued the plainuff does not know ana 1 af py of lhi oulT once ab week Jav once in each week for six succ has been unable alter diligent J Jweeks Prio to cheg Bullis and family and essive weexs, or that she cause, search and inguiry to ascertain a of neaxing in the PincWy Dis p Bostrick d family are camp, the names ,of the Persons who ZZSS 9 Portage Lake J Judge of Probate Monday I A J Wilhelm and wife attend ed the Maccabee carnival at STARTS AT 230 p, m Pincktiey vs Ciielsea LAST GAME OF THE SEASON Sponsored by Ptockney VFW Pot 73CU McPHERSON State BANK H W W Yl IE NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS PHONE 138 INCKNEY a copy ot this Order to be ser ved personally on said defendant, at least fifteen days before the time above described for her appearance And it is further ORDERED the thejaid plaintiff caus a of this Order to be mailed to rau defendant at his last known p51 office address, by registered mail, and a return receipt de manded at least twenty days before, the time herein prescribed for fhe appearance oi the deiendanL Glenn C Yelkmd Circuit Court Commissioner fltsuiley Berriman Attorney for Plaintiff Business Address Howell, Michigan Telephone Nov 183 are included as defendants with inCounty out Leina named j celestla Paxshall inererctfe, on motion of Stanley TL liuaon, uuorney lor plcdntiii Recu,lr 0 it is ordered that the above nam a, uaude Scott, Alta Meyer attended a 15 las week otUlora Scott, George ME, Aaneeting near Battle Creek CKS ,,ja, neater B Scott, David Lu I daV , T gene Scott, and their unknown r d MrsLouis ShAanMrs wives, heirs, devisees, legatees, i aSpears, Jack Sheldon, Mr and assians, a part oi said de ana JJ Louis Coyle and Mr fendants named in this suitcause nd Mrs nay Burns attended St thoir appearance to be entered, Patricks church picnic at Bright herein within three months of the j on Sunday date hereof, and that in default Mr andMrs C W Hooker there of said Bill of Complaint went to Charlevioux last week Last Friday tEe body of Wm Benz jr was found at his farm home near Dexter with his thrc r cut from ear to ear At first it was thought suicide but douh have arisen and an inguest wif be held 0 ttoavngSSZ 100,009 Bill Clark has purchased a wv, , i finp Mode T Ford pickupGeorqe as n file herein be taken as con where their sons are in a Scout 0 lifeguard at Newport fussed by said defendants and canp each and all of them vin hosft Jtisn IWIOOMM HstStti w, of or diriS vl,,so Wr tVHotl WGfr,,,,, COON DOG TRiAL SUNDAY There will be a coon dog trial at the Frei Wylie gravel pit on j Sunday afternoon, August 27, I Bring your dogs Established 1885 Incorporated 1915 FUTURE SECURITY For many years our Federal Government has been talkinq security, plannina security, po I motinn its pkms by publication, radio and newspaper Banks believe in security tooA security provided not necessarily by law, but bv the individual re ponsibilitv of each person to pro vide for himself A Savings Book Account add ed to regularly make an ever ready fund with which to meet f emergencies and to accumlate funds for investment Begin a Savings Program now McPHERSON Stale BAt Howell, Mica Under Federal Supervision Member Federal DeposR Insur ance Corporation All Depots up lo IM00 far each DepeeRot Vsvmm pwwwww Iiwff PRVI WtffllP m Wednesday, August 23, 1950 The Plnckney Dlsxico Entered as 2nd dft ct of March 1877 matter at PMto6fice 114 SoHowell St PinejrMicr Pai W, Cmtett puKK, I Dr James Nash and iamdy oil Coiawaler, Mrs lssa Waah oi rlonda ana Mis Kose tfendee were bunday dinner quesis at the Lynn Hende home Ice Huqh Doohttl iamily were Sunday quests ot Mr and Mrs Kennetn Wvie Frank WUte and family were Sunday quests at the WJiite home Sunday dinner quests of Mn and Mrs r red Read were John GOODBYE TO JQIMPING DISSOLVES TREE ROOTS MINATES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE 40cMORE ODORS 01 Ben jjMcuuire cmd iamily, Detroit, J Joe Schosser and wiie,Ann Arbor and the James Whitley family Mrs Emma Vollmer and ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY I Jo morxpnsJM unhealthy pgmptng and digg up of ctiipoolt, Mph looks, rMpogt pooUgrat traps ond coggd Unas Herat th most reliable ond lo method Hi liquefy, diitoJv ond saponify grecje, iludgt, holr, ciorh and other organic tolids Thi medera chemieol guaranleei quick ond dent result I 12 to 16 hour NO SHU7T0W of pool or took necary while chemical it workin S 10, J5, 23t SO, ond i07 CONMlNftf t UnUfM HL Of ft Groceries Dry goc as Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Fisrmsfiings Ungerie John, called at the Wilbur Eisele I home near Fowlerville SunHciy The Lee Lavey family, except Robert, aro spendinq the week at Hubbard Lake, northern Mich The Andrew Campbell tamilv spent Sunday at the T Howie home near Howell Susan Campbell spent Tues day with Kathleen Bush in How ell and went to the Mason fair I Ona Campbell and wife spent Sunday at South Haven ana brouaht Leona home from Battle Creek whsre she was visaing Mrs ElTa Mercer spent the wk end at the McGreqor horns e Brighton j Mr and Mrs Alfred Edy and Mr and Mrs Georqe Foster f o I Flint were Sunday auests of Mrs j Mary Hoff j The James Whitley , Tamilv I called at the Wm Whitley home in Ann Arbor Sunday i Dick and Kay Wvlie visited n j the W H Euler home in Howell iSl Wk Mrs Eimr Baud, oi AHE y LKELV TO WW THE Mrs Htnry fc ot r4im von Hughes J717 LqkogJde Dr Rush Lake luiaibing W iter Sytemu etc Stanley Dtakel DO YOU EXPECT TO INHERIT 100,00000 Mr na i a IT I Kaucl icoy 3W 10WEST PUKE EVER Special de luxe PHILGASMPPAN Range 4 automatic, instantIiglittnr burners removable porct Ma drip trajte i fbuaHteoveiiHithgIaawinw tad oven Iiht y 21hour clock vith builtin VimirJr sis alsforune, tfcc, up to CO i i ues y iguidc ivcs lirvc rA tern ytraturc inforrr ion V Bhuaiaatci signal toll 1er it on fight fir,MTi Large WOT iiT bin finish, ri VIDt n top rea Fort ol o en LIBERAL TRADSIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now is the time to modernize your kitchen with Philgas the thrifty botjled gas for farm and town homes You can Jurat far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range RememVm, too, we will givt, you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, maka, or condition Easy terms, if you wish MANf OTHER PHILGAS AfPUANCSS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Mrs Lonnie VanSnmbrcok i on a ten day trip to New York, Hladciphia and Washinqto The Kinq Seeley factory work picnic a Vvort each, Poaqo Lak baiurdav iierLry ohnson ana iamli and Shirley Wylie spent Sunday at Wallp Lake ark Week end visitors of Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Francis took theJ I Krupa and family and Robert and Cathy I Forner and family, Detroit, and Mrs Eunice Schuchart, Howell Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbiit with Fanny Monks and Nellie Gcdncr pni Wed in Ohio ana visited the battle fields of Fort Me and Fallon Timbers Jack Smith cmd wife Ruth Dar row of Hollywood, Calif, and dauqhter spent the week end at ihe M E Darrow home Laurence Hobey who tauqht in the Pinckney school two yearn has resigned and will enter tho i U of M law dept this fall His j wife will teach at South Lyon Mr and Mrs Jack Younq tnter tained the 14 members of the lJrrres Burns bridal party at Friday niaht after the rehedrsel dinner at their home at Gregory Mrs Wm Hill, dauqhterRos ina, and Mr and Mrs Tom Hill spent last week in Meadville, Penn Rita Miller, dauqhter of Mr and MrsDale Miller is visitina at IRISH SWEEPSTEAKS Mrs Esther Widmeyer and son CAN YOU HOPE TO HAVE A BilMe, and Mrs ur, MILLIONAIRE HAND YOU A , jX9F Daw en Pol ai you watoy,who coumHowoUS after mldmqht doesn Odette, Btar aytaanow Friday uiqht when a luco curiam cauqht fire and set fire to some thiuqs on a table Damaae vas siiqht Mr and Mrs M E Darrow qrandchildren, Dick Loomis, to Detroit Friday to th3 home ol Richard Loom is sr Sun day hoy flew back tcrRoslyn Hqhts, Lonq Island Vor lark, our assistant, was ill wi oinus 1 rouble last week MrsJohn Yon of St CIOT Shor sons, John jr and Hiuv and Mary Curlet and Mrs Walter Stcdla of Roseville called at the Cujlet homo Sunday Sandj i Yoh who has been visitina there wont back with them also Paula Curlett for a visit Mr and Mrs Lloyd VanBlaricum left Monday on a trip to New Yoik state Mrs Merwm Campbell atttend ed the Chicaqoland Music Fast vod at Soldiers Fild Chicaao, 111, last Saturday niqht Hr IOU sin, Marv Parks of Cooy,sville HEBE THATS THE SURE WAY TO SAVE MONEY THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN Howell Mlcb Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Depcsil Ineur aL raiiuii nil Deposits in sured up 55,000 for each Depos itor am a Roscoe Yarborouqi and ny oi Berkley veio Sunaay quests of Mrs hicanor Ledwidqo, Cy AtLee and tcimiy anu Robert Tasch and family Wcn Dundav dinner quests 01 Mr iVIrs Wayno AtLee ana had dinner on tho lawn i Emil Weddiqe and wife ot Ann vrbor woie Thusday IUQIU quests of Mr and MrsDon ijwui tnout Kovin McMacken ci Fowkr ville is visitinq hui qiaaanioitici Mii Eleanor LsdWidqe vrs iOiOhv Ljnkei and two j children spent Wed in Stck took part in the festival She is ridqe With her mother, Mrs Lm the second best baton twirler in ma Broqan, the state of Michiqan i Dsiuus Yarborouqh of Berkley Percy Ellis has sold his farm I spent last weeK at Louis Stack on M 36 W, known as the BuUi f able home I Arbor j Mr and MrsAlbert Dinkel and iMr and Mrs Gene Dinkel left on last Wed and visited St Iqnace, Junior Dinkel at Mackinac Island j Milwaukee and Green Bay Wis, anivinq home Saturday farm to Mr cmd Mrs E Corbin ind is plan 2 Full particulars Wm Courtwriqht and wife and the Horace Hanson home in Ann Farminqion and is plannina a George Carver and Betty Becke l auction Sept next week The Misses Ann Dietrich and Ella Hodder of Milwaukee, Wis, and Charles Rice of Detroit span the week end at ihe Lester Mc A fee home Tho Russell Read family, Pitts Walter Girard returned from a j bura, Pa, who havie betin visit 8 day stay a his cabin near at the Ross Read home returned Cadillac last week He says the l to Pittsburq Saturday i resori season is a poor one this Clifford Miller and wife,Aqatha yea on account of cold weather i Henry, Drnnalee Swarthout, Bill Mellor and Mr and Mrs Floyd Fulford and wife, Wayneare at Douqlas Lake this week Reminaton Gear and wife of Grand Rapids called at tho Roqer Carr home Sunday MrsIrene Tyle and dauqhter of Ypsilanti spent Saturday with Leota Reason Doyle Templeton and wife ot Keeqo Harbor and Dary Shirley South Bend, Ind, Sunday and wife ol Buck Lake were Su, Sunday quests ot Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs E L McKinley cittended the weddnv of a relative in Birminqham Saturday The Ralph Cintcn family and Gerald Clinton and wife of De troit spent Sunday at he C J Clinton home Mr and Mrs Charles Clark with Mr and Mrs Dan Driver of Dexter attended the weddinq the dauqhter of Tom Driver ot at day quests at the Albert Shirley home Mrs Audrey Lee spent Sun day in Dundee Janice Shirley end Linda Lee who have boon visitinq there came home with ltv Clam Miller and son, Rickie Walter Clark were Ed Clark ana family Ann Arbor, Mrs Marqat ot CiaTk and children of Lansina ana Emmet Clark of Howell Georqe Aschenbrenner, Jim Burrouqhsjim Mever, Keith Led widqe, Joe Lavey, Wm Roche 11 nis YaTboroucJh jGoorqe Meabon of Ann Arbor were,Sunday quest at the John Carver home Les Merritt, editor of the Lv ingston County Press, suid slight injuries Friday when tho piano ho vas aoina to Gray una in, crashed ou the takeoff at tho Willow Run airport Georqe Meabon ir and family attended the Mason lair Wed Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt visited Mrs Blanche Nayloi anti Mrs Ida Thrasher m Eaton Rap ids Sunday Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn,Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bauqhn ana family spent the week end ct the Robert Seefeld home at Colum bus, Ohio Mrs Bauqhn rtman d as Betty Seefeld is to have ai operation on her arm Mr and Mrs L J Henry were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mir Charles Whitehead in Greqory , The Tom Ware family returned from Robertsville, Ga, last week Their dauqhter Lois, came horn J with them GREATER THAN EVER Thousands of blueribbon attractions Horses Cattte Swine Sheep PoultM j Pigeons Rabbits and Cavies Apiary I Horticulture Floriculture Agriculture Vegetables Dairy Products Junior Show Home Arts Also Auto Show Art Exhibit Cooking School Daily Parades Fireworks Old Time Dancing Horse Pulling, Shearing, Hog Calling, Husband Sheep tailing, Axe Chopping and Wood Sawing Contests Drum Major and Majorettes 75 Band Concerts, including the one and only 100PlK US ARMY BANO Also Beauty Queen Contest Organ Concerts Dancing Pageantf Nationality Group Programs Needlework Flower Arrangements Food Exhibits, lit, etc GREAT SHOWS In fto Colifumt MICHIGANS OWM BETTY HUTTON SEPT 12 CARMEN JURY MIRANDA COLONNA SEPT 36 SEPT 710 plus eight sensational acts of vaudeville, thefamous 24girl Rockets dancing cAorus and augmented theater orchestra Oroncfefomfe JOHNNY MACK MOWN INDIAN CRUK RODIO SET19 100MILE IRISH KORAN AUTO RACE HSU DRIVERS SEPT 10 On fh Midwayi 20 SHOW St RMS SALLY IAND 12 MAMMOTH TOWRtt AdttlMlon to Ground 50 Children undar 14 TREE Sf E US TODAY W HANOI ALL INSTALLATION DETAILS ook in the St Loui Detroit ball wife, Art Marshal wife and y8 editor attended the AUStarFowlervWf boll qame at Stock bridq Satuidcry niqht, Fowler ville won 8 to 1 Voqt PJ , he winners and Corbin, Mason and Crocker,, Hocke Swaithdtii twice in Detroit Sujid iyMrsMiil 1 visited her Dnents and Mis Mary Toeple the FisribecK fam iy The Kermeth Reason famly oi Ann Arbor called on Mrs Edna Hoascti ond Iamily Sunday Gene Shehan and family Ann Arbr aiid at tho Lows Shehan huae Sunday Mr and IH Murray spent Saturday with the Gcdluo famay in Detroit Mrs Emma Dinkel and Announcement I HAVE OPENEDD A AT PINCKNEYHOWELL SCHAfFCH RDS,ChuibbComer Oi, Wm Humpsch, Lansinq and Crocke,, HOUB lQtQ0 m to 700 pmDAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS rvWesa f the losers Joe Lavev did no play with the All Stars CLOSED MONDAYS Wheeler dauqhter of I Appointment Can Be Madeby Calling Wagner Grocery Your Patronage Welcomed , lMrTnd r Robert Wheeler of Kennedy porta Lake is takinq a secre riafourw al Cleary Business , Mrs ,rUtsqeElla Thorp cmd dauqhter ainner 0f M Clemens iprnt the week fMith Peck were Sunday w w 5ueSt of Mr and Mrs Gene eftd Qt TO0 Stackable liome inkel at St Onqe Inn Silvestra Barber Shop i r X yv MIHPJHIJJHMI EEfllESEHEEflBiiiBHEMElfJNSPAXaiZ jyednefayt August 23, 1950 PP1 r ft 1 25 Years Ag pB0FgsiONIL CORNER Myers EJECTO Systems Cor both shallow and rfp wlli Only ONE moving part spins wptor from your well Quiet, vibrationfree, economical Newer waterlogs or loses prime Capacities wp to 4300 gals, per hour Myers Shallow Weil t lungerType System Myers Deep Well PlungerType System Myers HeovyDuly Shallow Well System 5 Gnt Water Systems to Meet Every Need Soundest investment for your home sn farm is a modern Myers Water System, Completeness of the Myers line assures you the water service exactly suited to your individual requirements And Myers unvarying policy of making every part better than needed extrarugged, oversize, more precisely machined and fitted insures longest, lowcost operation All Myers Water Systems are GUARANTEED IN WRITINQ Come in and let us show you how easily you can enjoy Myers plusperformance We service all make of water systems The Philcrthea class met at the Edwin Reed cottaae at Halfmoon lake Wed with 20 present Anton Mrviek will sen his stock j and tools at public auction on the Peter Kelly fqrm Sept 2 Percy Ellis, auctioneer One of the features of the Wash tenaw county, iair Sept 1, is a public weddinq The Ford Motor Co has come out wifli a new model car r THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM D, W VaWmkU Rey M Duffy M D I C K Van WINKLE Pinckney Michigan VanWBNKLE VanWINKLE LtaUy 1100 A M to 200 P JMI Attorneys at Law Except Wednesdays J011, Stat acd Savings Bank Mon, Tues, fri Sat, 7 to 6 p m Howsll Mlchlqaa DR G 6 McCLUSKEY j MAHTiN ILAVAN Dentist Attorney at Law 112 North Michigan Ave Phone J3 Brighton, Mich which includes a aear shift an Telephones Phone 157F11 nep different colored bodies Office 935 Resident 814 MYIiON 7 HUGHES John D White and son, Nor , man are spendinq the week at Howell Houqhton Lake, Elmira and Pet oskev Dorothy Hadley of Evenings by Appointments Michigan Plumbing and Heatina State b717 Lakeside Drive License Rush Lake HERB SNEED Dorothy Hadley of Unadilla Phone 183 207 E Grand River P H SWARTHOTIT x snw will teach the Plainheld school Howll Michigan awAHTHOUT I his falL , Heal Estate, Insurance, Brokerage Funeral Home Pearl Weddiqe of Pinckney and City, Lake and Farm Property Don C Swarthoul Director Russell Hutchinqs of Detroit i A Speciality of Detroit were married Auq20 List Your Property With Me J C Bowman is working in De troit j LEE LAVEY Calvin Hooker who qraduated J j lrom Cleary Business college has General Insurance Phone 59F Pinckney, Mich Ours IPStePMPlETE Water System Service LAV HARD WAKE TIMEPROVEN PUMPS AND WAtER SYSTEMS iccepted a position in Pincki State Bank Frid,dy all Ford drivers will be admitted free to the Washtenaw county fair A parade of Foru BERT WYLIJE cars will take place on the race phone Pinckney 78F2 AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality Modern Equipment 1 Ambulance Service phones39663, Pinckney, Mich FRED C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST I 120 West Grand River Av Howell Michigan Phone 358 Residence 615 LLOYDHQIDEE track at 130 p m ELECTRIC POWER AVAILABLE James w Parker, president ot the Detroit Edison Company says there is plenty of electric power REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs On All lakes Phone Pinckney 154j 0mmimmmmmmmm stMesesBek si DR C J TOWNER Dentist Livestock Hauhng Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64FI4 Pinckney Mich CARL JONES Concrete Products, Gravel Sand Top Soil, Road Gravel Fill Dixc r Road Building Blocks Laid, Piece available in Michiqans industrial 8044 Portage Lake Road Dexter JgjLjsJ1 5 heart to carry on the areas hi 1J Phone Dexter 3461 I 5 lorna na, Fmckney, Mich ELEC T ATTENTION Dan ills LT GVEJI0R uccesshtl Business Man and Farmer Republicans sawsffiod Mogj gpot Cash Lawn Mowers Sharpened I All Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11G24 nivex Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michigan share of the nations new de iense program Limited, man i er will be the chief factor There will be as much power as can be used with evtery available man on the job It will not bs necessary to curb farm or resid iential use of electric power Even throuqh new peaks ci demand were reached in 1951 Phone Dexter 3116 s n , WANTED Girl or woman to care Unified Advs fsr Phone Dexter 3532 FOR SALE Washinq machine LOGGERS WANTED Wayne Wagonef and family and Caroline Chubb spent kxst week at Mackinac Island FOH DEAD or DISABLED STOCK company expansion has kef and tank 120, wood moldinq Dead or Alive li FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROJUTXV 150 COWS 150 up with them i Present capacity of the Detron electric motors 4 each Edison Company is 1,500,00J Fred Rebman, East Side Portaqe kilowatts or 2,000,000 H P2000, Lake Phone Dexter 3561 after 000 were recently added at Tren t0Q P m ton and 2 new qenerators at , j fll , Conners Creek within a year WANTEDTemporary liinq quar Pigs, Calves and Sheep Removwill add 1750,000 Construction ters in or around Pinckney I will soon start n another project Mr and ,J4rs Percy Ellis to add 250,000 kilowatts Due to the Korean trouble 3 older qen FOR SALErRed Cocker Spaniel, erators slated for retirementwill male 17 months old AKC reqis be retained ered from prize stock, a beauty 1 The present Detroit Edison ex Percy Ellis jpanson procrram calls for FOR SALE Electric washer,Mont mq motor 20, 250 qal shallow ullw well pump 40,inside toilet, bowl WJ YWai2Pm0nl f THURESON LUMBER CO HORSES 150 Each COWS 150 Each HOGS 50c per Cwt ed FREE planes,all kinds 75c each,2 small, tl 11 vJX Litri wrtmro 4 nh Howell, Mich u HORSES REMOVED FBE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG WF BUY HIDEfr uD CALF SKINS Phone 38 Pinckney Central dead Stock C c HOWELL 4 5 0 Licensee lor DARLING COMPANY 1,860,000 kilo watts in 1953, an gomery Ward make, qood condiincrease of 750,000 since 1S45 tion, price 2000 A nationwide survey shows ivirS Merwin Campbell that electric power is qeared to 245 Unadilla, Phone 168F2 take care of the nations i, FOR SALE4 room house on tha main road, basement, furnace, hot and cold water, room for bathPriced at 2700 700 aown Arthur Bullis, ioJcer, Ureqory Phonw Z5r2, Gregory nc FOR SALE Cold Spot Electric Refriqerator, qood condition, 45 Electromaster Range, works hne for jW m , Arthur Bullis, Gregory, Mich Phone 25F2, Gregory c FOR SALE 4 room cottage, 3 lots, 2 boats, o H P Motor, at Patterson Laice Phone Del Townsend 53470 percent of the nations electric WANTED Ridsrir or will fDSi i power 1 owned by investinq rides to KaiserFrazier Plant at r1 , ,T t, ZZZ companies whose systems were Joseph Horata 408 UnadiUa TArrttt 1 built bv private capital Willow Run Afternoon Shift I WANTED Ditcn, Basement built by priyatejapital To rilA room, Board Option laZa CONSERVATION NOTES gg j teA8Gs Experimental rye plantinqs Pinckneys ,,, ,, t u to iCall HoweU 1 382 W provide food tor deer have been WANTED Elderly Woman to do rarvrjnv started in 7 northern counties m Housework and as companion to ,s, HUTXCL the lower peninsula Elderly Lady No other adults, i,, wVafe nw dehvennq gasoThe 13th Mich, oil strike of the References Exchanged 1 FutL0l1 F urnac5 oil,irJ year has qeen made 10 miles Tpnhone Brighton 73013 Xhe FmcTY nKJ del 1 east of Kalkaska at 2009 ft ivery call Plainfaeld Farm Bureau As a result of the federal Dina FOh SALE An 116 ft Deep ell bill becoming a law, Mich Freeze in qood condition See it will receive 100,000 in the freinq food, very reasonable Supply Phone Stockbridqe 9rb JOHN NICHOLS 195152 period for improving fish 1 Reynolds DensmoxeTSamburg, Best iJterarureTwJ0 inq Mich, is now using 250 prison Pv IP Brighton 72633 ley Warner editor 46 volumes University Library of Autobiogra hy 15 volumes, The Worlds QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables inmates on improvina Michiqat IFOR SALEWhito Sewing Ma ,y, w ,, in9 worias state parks chino cheap Mrs Mark Nash Famous People with bookcase The state has purchased 2400 Phone 6IF12 and writing Sk cofcn more acres to add to it forest 6 NOlBt Phone Brighton 3909 or call at recreatioil,area 187 acres are i GeOTqQ Rouah ifl nQ ftm 19555 Kress Rd, Lnhelrmri ht Waterloo cirto ployed bv me vrsx nvrmmm A headquarters and laboratory , Myron Hughes, Rush Lake SanL Modern apartment will be built at the Cuisino game refrqe, near Shinqleton Texas has introduced conser vation education in her, schools Three new flood proiects are beina planned Missaukees Can non Creek, Hiqqins Lake State FOR RENT Modern over Roy Clarks store WANTEDCombining To Do T Raloh Hall, Phone 52F11 orest and Ewers Lake DansviUe 1 WANTEb dustom Bailing Aa nrr will be flooded at a Reece Gudith,5360 BentleyLkRd Phon Howell 1354 W FOR SALE Stokol Hydraulic Phone I24F3 Pincknev uYeT God a,8 new Pric We your hurnacecmcrOL RoSRLfHr Phnn wt Clecmedlmd chicked Boss Rerrd Phone 57F3 Work guaranteed Phone Pincknev 8 leave name address Fish Market Prices Courteous Service Clarks flNCXNBYS FDGST FOOD STORE J 573 acres will be flooded cost of 23,000 , T jejf V STATE OF MICWGAM The Piofcen cwm tof UM f sty ot Uvingiton Ai 0 Msvlon ok MM Court hM In JS Probate Office in the City of Howell In svrid aounty on fhe ISth day oi Auguk A D 1950 Present Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate In the Matter of the ESTATE OF William E Beach, Deceased Albert L Smith having tiled in aid Court his final adminletmtian as count, and his petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assign Iment and distribution at the reside of scad estate It U orderedThat the 11th day of Sept A D, 1950 at ten oclock in the fore noon at said Probate Office is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It it Further ordered That public Notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearirg the Pinckney Dte pertch, a newspaper printed and diculat ed in scad County 1 A true copy Hkom R Smith 1 Cetest Parstsjll Jndae at Probate WANTJOftTittf WuTpav Detroit c a uovd Wa Have Farm Seed Chick Starter For Tour Needs Farmer Feed Supp,y fo SBSSSl 1 Dublin 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 23, 1950 Description An account of the resource August 23, 1950 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 1950-08-23 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7ba710fec72f4ad4921959eb82b8dc67.pdf c4ea7aeba7d588fc08d0241384891ba7 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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Volume 67 nsy Michigan Mirror Donald Ljaiard state police riixtaifioner, trunks Rusisain1W viiacit the United Statets iestiryinq before a leqisve economic tee last week he aid iussiu iflowa we iiftve no in tfention 01 attacking iter, mere fore the development of a ciyii mu utiense crqaniqaiion must Pu intenaed as, a defense aqainst retaliatory Porrioing aiter She has uaacta this country The Pincknev Dispatch Wednesday August 30 atch 1950 coa an the, Gov Williams has asked 392, 4U for additional state police Dr Alosri Heustis, state health comissioner, called to testify aboui iivinq blood Dank said i the legislature is fully tad there is no cunqer of atom bomb attack, men wip program off the books Li ruverbal military trainina is oses on die ooards dqam but Chair1 f man Tydinqs says tfie conqress u Social Happejiiogft HARRISSTEPTOE WEDDING i The weddinq of Mary Ann Harris, dauqther of Mr and I Mrs Ralph Harris of Portaqe Lk to William StepJoe,son of Mrand Ivlrs David Steptoe of Dexter, occuted Saturday niqht at the Dexter M E church, Rev Bishop fhciatinq 1 The chuzeh was decorated with variety of flowers and the aitar j with qladiolasivirsMerwin Camp bell played the weddinq march and Miss Sally LaRosa sarin Because and Always The bride wore a white qown, styled with a hiqh iiiif of lace with a fold ci across the shoulders She a sinqle strinq of pearls OUR DEMOCRACY LABOR DA IS EVERYBODYS DAY WHEN THE AMERICAN PEOPLE CELEBRATE LA60 PAY, THjgr ARE CELEBRATING THEIR, RIGHT TO WORK AND PLAY ACCORDING TO THR OWN BENT THEIR INDEPENDENCE OF REGIMENTATION Softball Notes SOFT BALL TOURNAMENTS No3i I Current Comment Premier Pandit Nehm of ra areaUU by beating Clyde 4 o SUggested Pc talks be aicsiesVaqabonas Hcusner1 w11irusL C0UiiY and Kussia Bennett ClydeDry RecL l,qiVe e aentlemcJI ciSR satin neck satin wore with j maieuinq earnnqs Her veil was of iinqertip style with a trim of Chantiiiy lace, on the eaqe,alsd he crovn She carred white Ruth Gallup Fuchs, the In the district last week the Vaqahonds were eliminated whun they lost to Drayton Pitins 5 o 4 VanOamps won the class C area title by beatinq Haniburq 4 to SbaitcriesVarCamp riuo ton Thompson hambuKiWc Micnaei bennsti A IMI Arbor tho Dcxer Dea1 vwe eliminated is in such hurry to qo homo that I mQLid oi honorwore a Nile areei thev may do nothina about it win Twn with a head dress to Coffee has qone up 3c a lb match Her bouquet was yellow less man uu forest fires no far oss Judv Drinkwater, neice of this year compared to 1300 ai qroom was flower airl Sh this time last year wore a yellow satin qown with A federal law qivinq health 6ta yellow headdress and carrried weitare Lteneiits to all school children will be passed next year yeasr accordinq to the American Sederation ol Teachers Charles Brannan, Aqric Com wonts curbs on qamblinq on iooc prices The price of cirtiaone, the new druq lor arthritis has been cu ticm 95 to S50 agrarn, Wilbur Brucker, exqovJtraor THIS FREEDOM OP AMERICANS,IN THEIR PERSONS AND THEIR JOBS, IS ONE OF THOSE INALIENABLE RIGHTS WHICH THE DECLARATION Or INDEPENDENCE ENUNCIATED, AND WHICH ALL CITIZENS HAVS HELPEO TO QUI LP, MAINTAIN ANP ENJOY a basket ot yeliov iiowerij The bridesmaids were Shiriev Gyde, Pinckney and Zelma Bauar of Whitmore LakeThe form I er wore a deep rose qown and j The latier a medium blue one wrth headdresses to matci with a spray of pearls Thev wore sinqle strands of pearls and joined red roses The brides mother was attired wants the oneman qrand iurylin a mauve crepe dress with a ijck He says it is unexcelled fci cleaninq up bribery and cor iuption in public ofiicialss CONSERVATION KOTES The dept has been trying out a ure plow which will cut c 6 in fire line as fast as a tractor will run t forest fires last week burner over 35 acres i x conseivahon dept will re wire velvet hat and wore an ori chid corsaqe The mofiier of the groom wore a medium blue aress with black accessoriesShe vorj an orchid corsaqe 1om Benr3t was best man d robert Grostick and Wiiliam Drinkwater, ushers reception was served aj th1 church parlors, following th crr emenv to 173 peopie Mrs Bert i vv omack of Willow Villaqo serv Miss Jan coi vviioir Fred Smafr pijva A c,anio3 in the area and one in ha irict but were eliminated by S Piui 9 to 6 East Ann Ar qoi CJLO won Jn the arei and took 2 qames m the district belore losing to St Paul 6 to U Al Peterson, pitchinq tor the Elks in class A was beaten 1 io JA alhouqh ho only allowed 2 hits JQOOG intent, LTnKiaivHw ho is facinc facts not theories Rushs answer is that she w c nn,, 1 a pecjce conference until all American troops are wnharavn r0m Korea h w d oua be impossiDle tor this country to qrant Siich a request so all peace talks are off He re minds us of the experience oi th vi eahatfl Henry Jford in World War 1 ,ne tirot when he chartered a shiD ,rwonfrar anci hilta II wnhalot oi 1 screwballs whoso motto was geace at any price and went to huropeThe sloqan of this stranqe shipload was Get the Boys Our of the Trenches by Christmas jihe mission failed and Ford re turnod to America a sadlv disillusioned man mCOUNTY LEAGUE eir hitlinq jcvmy ccntinaod th oroak Sunday and wallooed yn 11 to STom Good aaain I lea m Pinckney hitters wiih 3 fh t cims qot 8 hits 1, defeat oi Chelsa aave tho cnamnicjiyhip to fv,vlTville hot team beat Saline 10 to 8 I r y iki, T hin a Ci Chelsea Gakn Pincknovfrsnrs A O u b V M Eait Saiii fT S WOT JUST A HEADUN OP AMERICAN LIPE, THAT LAOR PAY 5 evetvecys AY r scares l, 8 i, 6 Miller dick Waken hut Mason beat Wiiiiamson 4 Dcrtii rii c yc,nui WilLinoton Adiron, VunJn 0rra Wessencorf rjwi rvli, nesVoqt, Ell , Hooft, Fon5 to School Notes iourlh Firth Sixth , Seventh Eigtht Hisiory English Math, d Mrs Parks VV Wis Thayer Mrs KelJonberqer Mrs VanBlaricum Mrs Caropoeli Mrs Tasch Mrs Morris Mrs fioii Miller Mrs Austin Misv Siackib, i jrwwH UCMI wm it1 ed the weddinq cake, us juif lease 3900 banded pheasants inet Dick of Ann Arbor the punch Tho Pincknev mh T Sept in 10 southern Michiaanj Miss Helen Peterson of Ann ArTuesday SeDr lQVlS on counties bor had the quest book owinq teachers foii The state has set up two new The brides travellinq costume Kinderqarten archery ranqes at Three Rivers was a dark qreen suit with arev First and Lapeer state qame areas accessories After a weddinq Second Bounty payments for July were I trip in northern Michiqon the Third 8,910 There were 4 wolves 35couple will live in Dxkr bobcats and 67 covottes The State of Mich, realized TOVIJElUEfliCKSON WEDDING 82,000 from the sale of loqs and pulp wood cut under stale per J tMis afterine Jean Towner,the mit on state lands the first six Towner of Poitaqe Lake was un month of 1950 This will qo to I dauqrter of Dr and Mis C J i Math A Scienro Mio n , stan 4,500,000 tree reforestation Hed m marnaqc to Clitic d rick Math Sciemi RM prcam to be started in Sept j son of Winthrop, Minn, at the Commercial Monartev Latest pheasant surveys by rur Presbyterian church in Ann Ar Supt al mail carriers and conservation 1 bor Saturday oveninq Norma Enqineer fficeTss show an increasse The j Cotton of Pert Credit On cousin Four School biqqest in the Thumb district andof tlabridewas matron of honor Qe this year a nw one nnv smallest in southwest Mich and the bridesmaids wc HuqMbeen addd Th drivers OTP red Many applications to hunt deer aene Bartlett of South L orrr I follows Hamburg Twp , Herman jQ undV h,c,l m the special season are being i Gates Ann Arbor end Mrs OVHUJJ M, L U1iua Wh n, , vcoto 5t Maro Catholic Cuurch Rev Ir Aer f Scl r Sunday Ma z 3 Suiiiinsi 30, OCJ, Winier UQ 00L Novennc Uevcicns JPrMay evoinu at 7JO Confecsions Friday after Novennrr Do Saiuzday 730 to 900 Sunday before 00 Mai Web Ind bov LQ to 9BatorKrir Dunkol VFV,W not, Siockbridqo haw Lan v 7 Batteries Can r I Web VFW now, West 1 ft Huqc f The Boy Scouts of Genesee, La peer and Shiawassee counties are rejoicing because oil ha3 been truck on their 700 aero camp at Gras Lake near Gray inq It is now oroducmq 12 barr is un hour The well was cirjiivd on stiars and tne scout aet oneeighth of the oilThey should be well set tinancially This reminds us of an oil strike some yva oqj n Arkaius where oii vVus tound in a country church j yird or cemetery Tho quosllon was whether tho rhurch mem would allow the qravos of iheir ancestors to be disturbed fcr the purpose of he tuna UD Inches A poem was wncen on Xxjc iii viuch liie ipvjhes ul jand deacons were qiven The chuich finally voted not to lease Hor oil viqH 111 c rowifrfliie P M c 0 p t Jason Ind STANiiIrJGj Wen Lost Pet 12 2 857 111 3 11 3 9 5 Congreqaiioaui Conin Church 7 nev Donald D iiCir riacliso Robert Younqi Xu fVacse VCJ Wesley iteadrl st id Cbcix Uxiox William Jeffreys Uj VL 8,Mwn Corupbcil busses will oper inne Sopt Su v a new one navinq 7 bermcn Others Huv La , ne otibridqe Vmston ns iia Web VFW wHAT ABOUT BALL biq rowl wcit ur returned as the area in which the wish to hunt is not desiqnat ed State Drisoners are buildinq a shelter at Porcupine state park The state archery meet is at Pontiac Sept 10 Alcona county is closed to lark, Saqnaw was his brother ier best 4rs r loyd yedder Portaqe Lake, Sam DeW hoie a Man o r Mickson Lepe Reeves district, J Van TUrfda 7TraiibJaz ran and Skiver West Putnam and Greaal churcCaikfRov ory, Phillip Sprout Vifer Vri mo the ushers were Floyd Cark,Roy Johnson and Fred Seltzer Rev Wm Henderson was uV offceiatinq clerqyman j , , W1SU The reception was held at th,tSept 22 Morenci heroi110 School n,, Towner home at Portaqe LakeFt j Briqhton ther I Childrens Hour uAk FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CALVABY MENNONITE riev Ezra uw Mrsninq Worship aatcr 10Jl nheasant huntinq Also Benzie, was larelv attended The couple, Wt 6 Traverse,Leelanau and Wexford J ieft n a weddinq trip to New I Oct 13 Trigy j Enaland and on Y j teside at Briqhton Manchester here Jouiq Peoples Meeiin Adrian ther 7J0 viif i cwiicrs whn th A v en Michiqan 3 a member, banned th televisina of iootPall qams this year Bu con you , r he ccllqesy ix enirf r, ic proqram depends on the iv I1 dnvd hom football qame and this revenue was way down last year and riqhfr r vr,iqiy tnev blame toiviscn Mcst coiliqs also have dium indebtedness to Djy off The same thinq is true of base The attempt to use Puerto Ricfans in the suqar net fields oi na CIOMich has apparently been a u Br n i P Previously Mexicans were Bniri used but as they were not citi eruq thev had to been relumed o Mexico ond ditficultv was ex perienced in rounding them uo This yar the snqar beet growers contracted with MichField Corps In to supply them with Puerto Rician workers Aceordinqiy o,50U cf them were flown here However the refused to accept 357 e conditions the Mexicans did 357 n previous years and all but 2gg JidUJrtturned to Puerto RicoThey 214 compiamed to iheir qoveinment 43aei a Piau nieiqn commisiiicn , camn hero to mvestiqate The GAMES ampmis ore poor housmq con fOm t lo 1110 They took the jobs by Ei 1 tin acrr an 011 waqes were niy irem 21c tc 95c on hour jid they were only allowed 5 1 week for iood In order to com h harvest The qiowers 8 6 5 9 5 9 4 1U 3 11 2 12 786 786 tA3l 571 prt ov frqiood Te pay tnom 65c an hour phis SI per Also o import a cook acre finished Puerto Rician MARRIAGE LICENSES lllQ Worship 85 Wc read that Sally Rand, the femou fan dancer qot married eet week af i eqo of 46 Sally rose to fame during the second Kenneth Kirkland, 18, Ilene Mo urer, 17Howelb ohn P Wen ael, 25,BHqhton Phyllis Brady,23,, Briqhton Carl Kunde,21, Fowler ea e a toft ball The Pincknev heir return will Oct 20 Sou fhTycn here 5 T7T RoscoV W X F W bafuCd necms norefhicaqo Worlds Fair by doinq a luct z Dlxei hrtlAM Supt Snt ffW T caT a ba3 11 team m,danc on the midway thoreclad THE MAN WHO BROKE THE Nov 10 HSland ere Wednesday 800 PM nd proubably w11 0 t olc2 d hsr the uullu auv ouu r M ,n tfl r, r nrh ono it coatscr rhe crowds After the fair clos 2P AT MONTE CARLO What was the mystery behind Charles Wells, who took 3300, Louise Weilc 2EriqhtonHoward 000 from the famous iere, Ail niqht qames at 8 p m Pinckney will have a qreen team this year with lew veter R E OLDS casino atl , , TWVA1 w , uainn rrr,0318 back Of those who started lnHi P,dG Pneer Howard Ridley, 22,Briqhton,M Monte CcirTo blJk Hartland in last qameco whfrfr fho, ld,s Motff Louise Wells, 22,BrightonHoward 19 times in three days Be uTeilast November, only CoqsweiioV in Aecedect 3 Ford Cio M Rviw TJ xn 1 J8, T Qae De 1 Ware, Packer and Whife are Ifil2 ded 1 Lansinq Sun1 aay He leaves his wife 1 frem 10 to 15 to put on a qame balls cost 2 each, the urn Th PT ed she and business moved en to othir continued cities qcod wuuw wens, 4,nrigntonnowara is times in three days Be sure,1, ,Je,Briqhton Linda McDon to read The Man Who Brokij6 aid, 20,Briqhton Herbert Brownnha Rnni, A Mvntn HIA e, uback aid, 20,Bnqhton Herbert Brown,the Bank of Monte Carlo, in the 20, worthville, Eleanor Cameron, American Weekly with this Sun20, Briqhton days Sept 3 issue of The DeJtroit Sunday Times MOVE HAUSE SCHOOLHOUSB HONORED ON BIRTHDAY The children of Edward Spears qave him a party last Thursday on the occasion of his 77th birth day All of them were presen REGULAR COMMUNICATION KINGS DAUGHTERS The House school house which stood at the intersection oi them in Hamburq HoweliPinckney and Swarthouti , D T I Rdwas moved to the Pinckney LABOR DAY PICNIC wnu Kfiar communicau ,n o Liv school qround this week and set tAMAVh swmqs and The Dexter Labor Day picnics ued durbeen , mf v uuu uiiK w,i ijf held used to house some of the qrede there on Labor Day next week classes The Hcruse district was Monday at Richard binith Wood one of those consolidated intolawn Park There will be a chick the new Pincknev Communiryfen dinner at noon, foiTowed by School District Another district a speakinq ani musical proq n bas ball qets 5 and uV j When it fell off a few police raids Ciub no 10 be replacedIT, soil jcrcuqht it back to normal aaam ball the hqhtG cost about 8 The Sallys technique is as old as tho donkey and qins qame drew all hills Back in nineties at tne time riqlv in soft ball but the attenajcf the first Chicaqo Worlds fair ance at the others was thin Th another dancer known as IhTe iac hr Pinckney dia not have jtqypfwon fame by doinq a sim daughter of Hammond Bennlt dance Ask your qrand Denna, httle to do Wlth n thefathw about it He probably saw has,her if hotpok in the fair 1 J i wJe end 2 idauqhters Hs wife was th for mer Meta Woodward, qrandwho owned the Caoi Mcr ovns brtrss MASONIC PICNIC The Pinckney Dauqhters meei Owina to other attractions the with Mrs Wane AtLee on Thur, attendance at the Masonic picnic Sept 7 at 200 pm All members at the U of M Fresh Air Camp, ifi 1 ,1 it r M 1 1 and friends invited Eloyse Campbell, pres 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Lcjt Friday everunq some 60 neiohbors and friends qathered at the home of Mr ojnd Mr, Henry Johnson to surprise them 0 their 25th weadlnq anniversary The eveninq was spent at , cards and binqo and a lunchhead by Georqe Gcrrdner and j eon wan served Mr and Mrs Rex Sackett was won by the lot Tb school buildinq may also be mov jrm, The Dexter hiqh school band u,lls ed here if needed iwill olerv Thpro K n m be any oi Johnson were presented with afer who also pitched his purse al mans to victory Jraticrson Lakerurdav was not, UU1 i UTCVie , , wm piay anere ,v as large as had been anticipa j e Hcruse school buildinq isand amusements Trie picni 5 P0 luck dlI ws in pretty aood shape and was re j sponsored by the Kniqhts cf ea at kne noon After this the modelect not so many years jumbus The public is invited picnicers were taken for rides inaqo by the late TLBourbonnais 1 the Showboat1 a side wheel jt wa8 built about 40 years ago, GRAND OPENING SEPT 11th powered boat Clair Miller won by McClear Bros, of Greqory m The LaRosa Bowlina Alleys ar Pinckney will have their qrand openinq Monday, Sept 11th, at which time the leaques will qet underway Thesre will alc be were motion pictures of famous bowl , , little to do with lusKcy TriCounty leaque Chelsea ilip o, n n hi 3 CL ,u, of ho year yet when we wont over Tho brtrs hats and conqress there few weeks aqo ta a qame men in Washinqton are busy ihy ci d net have 25 paid a dm iss blaming everybody except them ions Minors leaque all over the jKrves for the state 0f unprepar coinlry are foldinq UD and oiher are in the red, beina subdized bv bin leaTJe teams In amateur base ball most of 1 th teams wcre sponsored by tse V F W, American Loqion Jd f any Surrenderedin l94i CIOLabor Locais vho pay thejtlmfi was nQe e bills Otherwiso there wouid not, There was hardly any dness which arose when the unpleasantness in Korea arose The truth is they were all to blame and so were the rest of us ip a qreat extent When Germ 1945 the the quoit contest Most of the Norman Reason, was the direct children and some of the adults, tor 0f the Hause school then and rjcr , the road from it enjoyed swimminq xvo The ball qame between teamsi 1 1 r r 1 1 team Bill Feuqhn family one but had a relative or close I friend in the service Under this f nrerT ire in one yTrs hme con BiTreirr I OTCM wrecked the qreatcst fiqht, fAot machine this country ever fcS ,113 fti aPmhSaVWe see that the judge hold a bake sale at the Marhn aeneral has ruled that startina at SnVcmisSned ofhicers muster H00 a m j QUt of seryice af1er w, II are subject to be recclji CALLI3 TO SERVICE c6 Z uqhs,, Charles Dew l treaties have yet Paul Bjrro , ,, oy, Joo Mroz are calUed for in r ruqnn tamuy were motion pictures ot lamous oowi oy j jroz OTe calUed fa n aqreomenw are maae twj Sunday quests of the John Carinq stars Tho public is cordially auction SeDt 15 Also Jack DarriP00 treaties have vet been ver family j invited f ow of the reserves lilqned with Gormany Italy 01 apanFT11 m is r n THE KNCPJEY DISPATCH Wednesday August 30 1950 ae NEIGHBORING NOTES Born to Edqax Marshall and wife oi Gregory Auq 20, a son nobert Hubbard who has been in Fcrida is nov worlanq in th Chejsea Standard He foimeriv woed on the Stockbridga BriefSun and Pinckney Dispatch Linda Heinrich 7, was killed last week at the intersection of Mason and Howell Rdswhen the car, driven by hei mother, hit a tree The Harold Heinrichs oper are an oil station at Fowlenrilte and Mason Rds Richard Romanpwski oi Briahton, was killed last week when his plane crashed on the Beurman farm near Chilson At a Howell council meeting cc resolution to put an amendment on the ballot at the Nov 7 election, repealing the municipal court passed bv a three fourths vote Mayor Shirley Henry however vetoed it, wJ Howell Theater , SYLVAN i HEATER yMlcfalacBi Chelsea Mfti Friday7 Satutdo, fept l Wed, Thur Frl Aug 3031 Sept 1 Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett Llikxbeth Taylor, Don Taylor in FATHER OF THE BWDE Comedy ftovelty LpCEsOOeft Saturday, Sept 2 Roy Rogers in SAGA OF DEATH VALLEY AIM Robert Young, Barbara Hale la AND BABY MAKES THREE Color Cartooa fcunaay, Monday, Sept 3,4 Mat Sun Mon 215 pm coat Claudette ColbertPatric Knowles AUCTIO SSIBBBaBSSSBSSSSSSlBBSHHBMBSMBSSSBBBSHBHBSHBSeBSSMSBHBSSaSSHB The farm, having been sold, I will sell the following described personal property at Public Auc Hon on the premises located 5 miles west of Pinckney, 3 miles east of Gregory, or 6335 M36 West on Sat,Sept2nd 11 nas let the contract to open Court St, between the court house and jai to the Ann rbor Construction Co Pfc Georqe Harold Wines 22, of Howell is reported mussing in action in Korea viis Carr, 52, of Greqory was taken to St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last week with a broken collar bone, fractured rib and lacerations suffered in a farm accident Lt Wayne Jackson of Greqory is it commander in the air force in Korea Mrand MrsGerald Musson of 25 Howell have returned from a trip to Niaqara Falls, Buffalo, New York Citv etc Mrs Winifred Graves of Pinckney, Mrs Muss oris mother, stayed with their children Brighton schools, both public and parochcial open Sept 11 The City of Ann Arbor has repealed a 11 vear ban on sending fire trucks outside the citv limits and will hereafter aid ths hborina communites in time of fire Arch Peterson has been rehired as athletic couch at Briqhton high school Capt Don Todt of the U S air force in Japan has been visitinq his fcither, Werner Todt, in Hamburg He was a star athletic at Brighton and Ypsi Normal and coached at New Baltimore A meeting was held r at the Dexter fire hall last week to dis cuss the possibility of Dexter qett ing a federal housing project The Napoleon consolidated school now has 28 tachers The Chelsea community fair is Oct 4, 5, 6 THREE CAME HOME Cartoon RIDERS IN THE SKY A Musical Weetetn with Gene Autrey, Gloria Henry and Mary Beth Hughes Cart0B flee 8o Comedy Sunday, Monday Sept 3,4 ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST fa fecJwicolor A Drama Stoning John Derek Diana Lynnand Cartoon Popular Science Sport Sun Shows 3 5, 7 9 Tues Wed Thur Sept 56i 7 Allan Hale fa Techntalor Comedy Starring DUCHESS OF IDAHO Esther Williams, Van Johnson I and John Lund Cartoon 8how7jI5, 915 Latest Now Popular 8cinco4 ComingThe Furies, Fancy Pants Please Believ Me Tues, Wed Thur Sept 5, 6 7 Esther Williams, Van Johnson John Lund in DUCHESS OF ilDAHO Cola by Technicolor Novelty cuu Cartoon doming soonThree Little Words, in My Crown The Happy Years DexterTheatre DKMXSSL MICHIGAN Ai Coeuioned AVON IHUATlttl Stockbriaqe, Michigan Friday, Saturday Sept 1, 2 THE BRIBE An Action Melodrama with Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner Sunday Tuesday, Sept 3, 5 Friday, Saturday Sept 1, 2 A Drama Starring RIDERS OF THE WHISTLING PINES A Western Stoning Gene Autrey, Jimmie Lloyd Pin TWILIGHT KN THE SIERRAS A Drama Starring Roy Rogers, Gale Evans Shows 700 917 Sunday, Monday Sept 34 FATHER OF THE BRIDE Comedy Starring Spencer Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor News Pot Smith Cartoon Sun Shows 3, 5, 7 9 Moo 7il5, U P mDEAR WIFE Comedy oi Domestic Relations with WiUier Golden, Joan Caulfield Silly Hill Billy Neighbors In the Night ComhngThe Eagle and the Hawk Omfng GT Your jun, Forsyte Woman, Cheaper by j Big Hit, Durchess of Idaho, the Dozen I Tues, Wed , Thur Sept 5, 6 7 PERFECT STRANGERS Comedy Starring Ginqer Rogers, Dennis Morgan News Travelogue News Pete Smith Srciw vtlR avid 915 P ft Rogues oi Sherwood Forest SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 1230 P M Household Goods Solid Walnut Dining Room Suite BeotUU Champagne Kitchen Set 2 Piece Urine Room Suite Wardrobe Crosley Radio , Cheet of DrawSSSwl Sleiah Lai Model Wrinoa DeskTiTall , Three Piece W icker Set 1 Ntw John Deere Corn Four Good End Tames Small Tools Grab Hook Steel HogTrough arn Scrapers 3 Corn Planters 1 clears Power JLawn Mower 47 Years Ago Bom to Lincoln Smith and wu last Thursday a son Heman Smith, 81, died at his home at Chubbs Corners Aug 30 The funeral was at the home I Sunday, RevStephens officiatina 1 Livingston Lodge No 76 F A had charqe of the qraveside services, Charles Love has gone to Mar guette Michta visit his dauqhter Mrs, P G Teeple Stephen Durfee has accepted a teaching job at Port Arthur, TexI asAlexMallion hao purhased tho Telford farm, south of town Francis Carr who graduated at the Ypsi Normal, will teach at Hamburg this fall WmKennedy, proprietor of the j Blacksmith Anvil and Tools j basket factory, has gone to Ar Plumbers Tools Truck Canvass kansas to work for awhile, Roll of No 8 Wire Bag Truck Major George Wincms of HamMachinists Tools,all sizes of dies burg is orqcuuaing eguity clubs NO GUESSWORK You know or can obtain his remarkable record at Governor for four years His progressive adminis tration in the interests of ali the people of Michigan was outstanding You can expect that kind of sane leadership with Harry Kelly as Governor Write for Folder LIVINGSTON COUNTYKELLY FOR GOVERNOR CLTJR 106 STATE STREET, HOWELL H W W Y L I E NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS lONB 138 PINCKNEY taps and drills Chicken Feeder in this section The idea is that if j otteivw tho fui x, , for th iuMi , Truck CamratiniB Meat Bock the farms can hold one a f MrsSarah HSjJ Potato Crates Screen Cupboard 30 GaL Crock Small Crocks Two 10 GaL Crocks Fruit, Vinegar in Barrel and Three Corn Planters Brush Woo Set oi Grab Hay Forks Nails dinner Bell Feed Shells Several WhatNot Flower Stands Odd Chain Library Table Cohee Table New Inlaid Linoleum Ha1 Tree Three Sets oi Matching Lamps Table Lamps Morris Chair with Motor New Ford Tractor I Bun Saw 2 Rolls oi Com Crib Picket Fence S Cord of Wood 2 Water Tanks Sereral Good Rockers blanket i Wood Box 2 Large Saws Sewing Cabinet Quiiu LU xtonsten Ladder Singer Sewing Machine 4M,VCJ ,cof Ladder 3 Scoops SpeedQueen Washer Curtans , btretcher Log Chains Fire 9X12 Rugs with Pads 3 Barb Stretchers Insilage Fork One 8X10 Rug Folding Bed Several Other Forks Screwjack SaleNacks and Vases iPost Diggers Emery Wheel 1 Mirrors Smoking Stands I New Electric Brooder Potted Plants Dinner Sets Carpenter Tools complete 200 Bales of Straw 150 Bushel oi Last Years Oat w 1000 Dishes and Pans HO Fruit Jan Cutelry fek hydraulic Jack Electric Motor Grain Bags 3 Wrecking Bars 25 Rock Hens Livestock 9 Good Fine Wool Breeding Ewes 10 Yearling Ewes 125 AAA Yearling Leghorn Hens OF SALECASH All Property to Be Removed within 5 days PERCY ELLIS, Prop UlT WYLIE, Auctioneer ARTHUR BULLIS STANLEY SPXEL Qerto the wheat crop off the market thov can control the price The ConqL Sunday school of Pinckney and North Hambura picniced at Rush Lake wednesThere was a oicnic dinner, a speaking and musical proaram and a ball game Pincknev won lha ball aame 18 to 8Rev Fr Commerford starred in the out field for Pinccknev Mrs Georqe Brown has sold her farm, east of town to JFitcn and moved to town in oart ot the Dan Richards house Millie Gardner beqan teacninq in the House district Mondav Leo Fohey has gone to Iroquis on Lake Superior to teach school Mike Ruen will teach school at Rutledqe, Minn, this year Rov Caverly has started to team to stick type at the Disoatch office 5 Years Ago Mrss Kate Battle has tstarted c laundry at her home on has iffiedat the home of Mrand Mrs I Mathison in froit Aua 29th their daughter, Mcffaw f Pound, to Dr Holhs Siael ot rHow eltw pinckney school opens on SeSMhe follogna tea T P Dovle Prm Mrs fp nSJlr Hi School lojoh lEUe DriverInter A D , 1350 at ten odeflk In th for noon at said Probate Offiw is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further urdered, That Public Notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each week weeks previous to the Pinckney Dis petch, a nowsoctoer printed and drculat The VariBlarjcuin families at d to said 3cutT tended the VanBIaricum reunion I A copy Hirom R Smith Sunday at the tourist Fenton camp at North Mevis of Howell have finished installinq a new water system and sewerage disposal system in the Pinckney school A public demonstration will be qiven there Saturday to which th pubic is invited Dr Bryant ond family of Haver hill, Mass, are visitina at the GeorqeW Teeple homo Celeef J Judge H Probate New playqround equpmenthew been set up on the schoolground and blackboards installed in sev eral roomsThe STATE Or MICWGAJI tot the f ot el McPHERSON State BANK Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 LABOR DAY MIDCENTURY on Labor Day usually means picnics, enjoyment and a well earn ed rest for most people But we all recoqnize the more siqniflcant xneaninq This year, we pav tribute to American workers whose production power throuah 50 years has qiven this nation LiTinaiton the hiqest standard of livina in At a sestiea ai M Cowl htU lefts the world In observance of laProbate Office in the City ef Howell DOTS special day this bank Will In said ctounty on the 15th day oi Augurf not be open iOT Puaness A D 1950 j Monday, September 4th Present Honorable Hiram R Smith Judgo ot Probate In the Matter ot the ESTATE OP William E Beach, Deceased Albert L Smith nerving filed icdd Court his final arhnlnlejiultoe OB count, and his pMitkm pnxytoej oc the allowance thereof and for esstgs ment and attribution oi the fsekb ol said estate It isarderedThat the 114 dayof test, in McPHERSON StoU BANK Howell, Midt Under Federal SupervWoo Member Fedeecd Depoett InM anoe Corpocanon, AHfc NOTICE OF SAW V 140,00000 I PINCKNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT LIVINGSTON AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN , School Site and Building Bonds Jdnjdcgr AwnartJMJlSSO flAXE W MCHMIAXf th Counftr ol 1 Ox Probate Court for Urlngtoa At a MMion ol said Court held at the Piebat Office in the Ciiy at Howll Howell in aid County, on the 28th day ol August A D, 1950 Present, Honorable Hiram R mith Judge of Probata In The Matter of the ESTATE OF DEDE HUNCHEY, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the time for the Preesentation of claims against said estate should be limited and that a time and place be appointHo receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceaed Sealed bids for the purchase of general obligation bonds to be fej LTtamid to issued by Pinokney Community Schools SchoCl District, Livingston inherit the estate of which said deceas j and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan, of the par value of One ed died seized sbcdd be adjudicated Hundred and For Thousand Dollar 140,000 will received 2 by the mdersigncd at ihe Onice oi the Superintendent Pinckney j theiI claiIxl3 t0 saicl Cour at Pro Community School, Pinckney, Michigan in said School District, I bate Ofiice and to eerve a copy thereof until 800 oclock pm, Eastern Standard Time, on the 14th day of orx H r,u Hnchey administrator 0i M , ,, ,, , i ,1, ,, , ,,, I said estate whose is RFD Nol ,Pinck September, 1950, at which time and place said bids will be publicly n9y Michigan on or belJore the 6th Opened and read I day oi November A D 1950 at ten Said bonds will be dated September 1, 1950, will be coupon clock in the kenoon, said time and1 bonds in the denomination of One Thusand Dollars 1,000 each STuZH JT SSTtS , will be numbered consecutively in the direct order of their ma demands against said decease turities from one 1 to one hundred and forty 140, both inclusive, will bear interest from their date at a rate or rates not exceeding four per csnt 4,f per annum, expressed in multiples oi1 of V i lor the adjudication and determination of thfe heirs at law oi said deceased at the time of her death entitled to inherit the otate of whicn the deceased died Said interest will be payable on the first day of January, 1951, and j sieed semiannually thereafter on the first days of July and January in Furth derod Pub1 , i ,, i Bonot thereoi bo gireu by publication each year The interest rate for each coupon period on any one l oi a Cfpy 0, lhj8 orJr once eacb WMk bond shall be at one rate only Accrued interest to date of delivery for three ucceesive weeks previous to of such bonds shall be paid by the purchaser at time of delivery 8aid dav oi hearing in the Pinckny Dis , , , ,, 4 ,, ,, patch, a nswpaper printed and circulat Said bonds will mature serially as follows r r i i i i i 4 i i 4 5,000 on the first day of July in the year 1951 5,000 on the first day of July in the year 1951 7,000 on the first day of July in the year 1953 8,000 on the first day of July in the year 1954 510,000 on the first day of July in the year 1955 10,000 on the first day of July in the,year 1956 10,000 on the first day of July in the year ,1957 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1958 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1959 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1960 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1961 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1962 10,000 on the first day of July in the year 1963 , 12,000 on the first day of July in the year 1964 13,000 on the first day of July in the year 196 Both principal and interest will be payable at a bank er trust company to be designated by the purchaser of ike bonds Bonds numbered one 1 to twentilvc 25, hiclusiv3, maturing in the years 1951 to 1954, both iirive, shall not be subject to prior redemption Bonds numbered twentysix 26 to one hundred and forty 140, both inclusive, may be redeemed at the option of the School Dis trict in inverse numerical order on any interest payment date on or after July 1, 1954, at par and accrued interest to the date fixed for redemption, plus a premium for each bond so adeemed as follows 20,00 on each bond called for redemption prior tc July 1, 1051 1500 on each bond called for redemption on oi after July 1, 1956 but prior to July 1, 1958 1000 on each bond called for redemption orr or after July 1, 1958 but prior toluly 1, 1960 500 on each bond called for redemption on or after July 1, 1960 but prior to July 1, 1962 No premium shall be paid on bonds called for re iemptict on or after July 1, 1962 Notice of redemption shall be given to the holders of bonds to be redeemed by publication of sucbnotice not less than thirty 30 days prior to the date fixed for redemption at least onco in a newspaper or publication circulated the State r,f Michigan which carries, as part of its regular service Aotices of sxle c 1 muni cipal bonds , For the purpose of awarding the bonds the interest cost of each ed in said County A true copy Celestia Marshall Recistar ct Probata HLrom R Smith Judge oi Probate Uncle Sam Says This Memorial Day remember those you loved by remembering those yon lovemake your childs future bright with the promise of financial Independ ence by enrolling him during the U S Savings Bonds Independence Drive Then automatically, your bank or your place of employment will see to It that his pile of Savings Bonds grow ind grow Each S3 you invest for him today will in ten years return him S4 By this simple method he will be financially able to pay for an education, to start in business, or perhaps to build his own home You owe it to your family to enroll, NOW, for the Payroll Savings Plan where you work, or if selfemployed, the BontAlfaib Plan at your bank U S TrrSHiTy Peartf M Theres nothing like a backlog of U S Savings Bonds 4o enable one t ttand up and look the world in the eye And youll be clutching a handful of tfiem before you know it if you enroll tiovr for the regular purchase of U S Savings Bonda With ikese bonds youll Monlh Plan nt yonr bank VS Treaturjt Department Teamwork of Alt Plant Nutrients Needed to Make High Crop Yields lose the um ojnfortable feel ins that youre not getting ahead Whats good for you is good for your country, so start accumulating those Savings Bondt now In ten year you get back 4 for bid will be computed by determining, at the rate or rates specified eveny S3 you invent today Sign up for , ,, A i i n i i 11 i i ,i i i the Payroll Savings Plan where you therein, the total dollar value of all interest on the bines from WOrk,or, if selfemployed, for the Bond October 1, 1950, to their maturity and deducitna therefrom anv M1,LW Uanh premium The bonds will be awarded to the bidder whose bid on j the above computation produces the lowest interest cost to the j School District Each bidder shall state in his bid the interest cost to the School District computed in the manner abwe speoifiedNo proposal for the purchase of less than all the bonds or at a price less than 100 of their par value will be considered The said bonds are payable from ad yalorem taxes subject DLANT nutrients have to play to such limitation upon said taxing power as may result from the hall together to make high crop provisions of Section 21, Article X of the Michigan Constitution j Lpfovemcltnltfe pS oul and the Michigan Property Tax Limitation Act i Each element his its work to da A certified or cashiers check in an amount of 20000, drawn Each reinforcs the other None can upon on incorporated bank or trust company and payable to the order of thfi Treasurer of the School District, must accompany each bid as a quarantee of good faith on the part of the bidder, ID be forfeited as liquidated damages is such bid be accepted and the bidder fails totake up and pay for the bonds No interest shall be allowed on the good faith checks and checks of unsuccessful bidders will be promptly returned to each bidders representative orj by registered mail Bids shall be conditioned upon the unqualified opinion of Miller, Canheld, Paddock, and Stone, Attorneys, 1erunscot Build infi, Detroit, Michigan, which opinion will be furnished, without expense to the purchaser of the bonds priorto the delivery thereof, approving the legality of the bonds The purchaser shall furnish bonds ready for execution at his expense Bonds wrll be delivered without expense to the purchaser at a place to or e noted by the purchaser Inquiries with respect to the details of the issu sh ,id be ad dressed to F M Thrun, 802 Bauch Building Lanng, Michigan Attorney for the School District The right is reserved to reject any arid all bids Envelopes containing the bids should be plainly no ked Propoeal for Bonds s Eric G, Rose Secretary, Board of F xct on i do the whole cropfeeding job by it self All nutrients must be in balanced supply to give you top yields, the Committee says You cant increase crop production by adding only one plant food element when others are short If your soil has plenty of phosphate and potash, but is short of nitrogen, you wont get good yields unless you supply that nitrogen And the same is true of phosphate and potash, respectively University of Illinois agronomists demonstrated that it takes the com bined teamwork of lime, nitrogen, i phosphate and potash to get maxi rruim corn yields They made their tests on nutrientdeficient soils at the Brownstown field A plot that had no fertilizer yielded only 147 bushels of corn per acre When nitrogen alone was added, the yield was 143 bushels, Add ing phosphate brought the yield up to 248 bushels because the soil got some nitrogen from clovers In Uie rotation When polish alone was added, the corn yieiawas 119 bushels per acre Liming brought the yield up to 31 btahehv When lime, nitrogen, phosphate and potash all were added in balanced supply, tfca yield rose to 44 bushels per acre Renominate WUliam W BLACKNEY Republican Congressman Sixth District Michican MR which made it possible for 7,000 000 veterans to tho taxpayers many niilho ns ci dolim a yepr A their iAjtereat ervicee in all branches of the s stronqly opposed te the adoption of Socialized Medicine BLACKNEY sponsored the bill terminal leave checks and sosavo MRTICKNEY powor1 the bill hot 1 mi itarv forcs bv his UOCIIL u i MR BLACKNEY a irm bel,ev cr in CnsUna, Government, and, ladmstraUons attempt to soda lizo Brannan Plan for aqriulture and otner milar bll, or aU measure, that IMR BLACKNEY, as a member of Arm fcrvta Nation followed the would wo, our bos in and f ,,1A a now super air earner request the Committee, we would now hav a hvv j war Accuse the ed bV aalMacArthur ,r boys in service ,,,, rmA Via consistentrSST S Position c,, ho, served on vf 3 3ds, lmmiqrcnion and Nat nai e Ay, the , , ,hr rmnd Services Cominier whicn muuu land Ground djsa jnemb ,Coast Guard Public He alt administration did are dvina onjora cc b not accept tho Commit eian soil Blackney, as aid and proieicion cs MR BLACKNEY is bitterly oppo si ly iounht ana vod on every cccac BLACKNEY,durmq his cone rsi includina Post Office and and is a member Service connected ,MR ees, any for t P,1 at I he Navy e 8gr m J 0jMA J i 11 rarry a metal ladder in this manner In upright position there is always the possibility of making contact with overhead electric wire Such an accident recently resulted in the electrocution of a Michigan Thumb area fruit picker ALWAYS lower metal Udder to ground in horizontal position nolo right hand sketch when moving from tree to tree in orchard or in farmyard use This eliminates any danger of contact with electric wirea, IB an easier method moving Film Strius Brings Iwwd Nations to Classiooms Film strips are nrw btm csnI by tsachers and speakers as one of tiie mest practical ways of telling the story of Ltc Lnitcd Nations to their adiencfs TiiN Drinmnt of iuiiiic irror maifju has retMTrrl 1 nfTerent subjects expUintnff the aims, structure aud work of the Worty Orranlzation More than 9,000 copies el are now in use In 62 couctries in the five languages of the V NChinese, Enfltsh, Freaeh, Kus tn nd Spanish Here a class of tenyearold children listen and took as a teacher shews one ef the UN film stripsK V V 1 i m M r f THE FARMERS CANDIDATE Dan Hay worth DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS RAISED ON A FARM FORMER SECRETARY OF A 2000 MEMBER FARM BUREAU VETERAN OF WORLD WAR I TAUGHT AT MICHIGAN STAT E COLLEGE SINCE 1937 DANHAYWORTH IS QUALIFIED Nationally known Listed in Whos Who in America Author of many books and magazine articles Travelled abroad many iimes Europe JapanSouth America Held responsible positions in Federal Government, Washina ton D C 3 years durina World War IL We should not impose controls on farmers against their willHow ever if farmers wont to usa the facilities of the government for beir own protection I shall work with them to the besj of my ability I io sdrqsuM nj ifl jo xpD UJ each of the fifty townships of thfc Congressional District to find out for J neighbors respecting any proposed farm legislation I shall follow the will of the majority VOTE FOR DAN HAYWORTH JN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 12th vmfri ,, you can PREVENT fOREST FIRES Try a Dispatch Want Adv S tf , v f 7HK WmCJMY DISPATCH Wednesday Aural 30 195C iw mi Uncle Sam Says Planting time is over and farmers and gardeners are now tending those crops carefully But, despite all this care there is one worrythe weather A heavy storm or drought can wipe ou ail the work that has gone before So it is with you A crippling accident or a long illness can seriously affect you financially In either case thzre is tne wesafe way of providing for a coningeucythe purchase of U S Sa ii2S Bonds You CAN guarantee futur security by enrolling today for the Payroll Savings Plan where you wcik or Ibe BoudAMontb Plan at your bank U , S TTI4SUT Department Phosphate Added to Manure Balances PSant Food Content CHICAGO Adding superphos phate to barnyard manure before il is spread in the field is a profitable practice for Corn Belt farmers, de clared the Middle West Soil Improve ment Committee, in a statement made public here 1 Many farmers report that a load of phosphated manure is more effec, tive than two loads of untreated ma nure as a tovdressing for new legumegrass sidings or old established hay fields or pastures, says the statement Superphosphate gives the manure a better plant fcod balance Prof C T Chaomanr extension agronomist of the University of Wisconsin, points 5Ht tht manure is relatively low in phosphorus An average ton of manure with bedding, he says, contains 10 pounds of nitrogen, 5 pounds of phosphate and 10 pounds of potash By adding 25 pounds of superphos phate to each ton you can increase the manures phosphate content to 10 pounds per ton Prof Chapman says superphos phate helps the manure hold nitro gen that might otherwise be lost Methods of adding phosphate to the ruanure may vary according to farm conditions, but tTie program should be carried on throughout the year, the statement says One method is to place the superphosphate in the spreader as the manure goes onto the field, the statement points out Prof Chapman recommends adding 25 to 30 pounds on each load Another way is to place superphosphate in the gutters of the stable oi open run barns, at the rate of one pound per cow per day Prof Chap man says superphosphate, thus applied, will absorb considerable amounts of liquid manure It will also hold any free ammonia that might otherwise be lost by evaporatior when fermented manure is hauled and spread on the land Prof Chap man cautions that superphosphntt spread on driveways may irritate the feet of cowsV Sod Crops Profitable Sod crops are one of the best profit builders on a farm, the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee points out More grass and legumes means you can carry more cattle or hogs per acre A good legumegrass sod builds soil structure and mellows the land for crops following To get good top growth and root development, lime the soil according to tests and add plenty of phosphate and potash Uncle Sam Says SYMBOLS OF INDEPENDENCE ii The two symbols of Independence for 1950 are the Liberty Bell and U S, Savings Bond They exemplify the In dependence Drive slogan Save For YOUR IndependenceBay U S Savings Bonds Jnst as the Liberty Bel signifies national Independence, Sav inffs Bonds spell financial independence YCDR government i providing the means for future financial security by ottering a safe, sore and methodical way of protecting your future throng lr Savings Bonds Each payday, from now on, put a slice of your pay en vclope Into SavingsBonds by enrolling for tyie Payroll Savings Plan where you worlL or if selfemployed, Uu Bead AAfc gym your bank The Gnd Opening LaRosa Bowf Pfnckney,Mich Monday, September llth Movies of Bowling Stars Everybody Welcome DEXTER Labor Day Picnic Monday, Sept4th IN THERichard Smith Woodland Park Vi MILE WEST OF DEXTER ON THE DEXTERCHELSEA ROAD CHICKEN DINNER SERVED FROM 12 to 300 PM All You Can Eat for 150 Children under 12 Years 75c DINNER SERVED BY THE LADIE S OF THE KNIGHTS OF COLUM BUS IN CASE OF RAIN WILL BE SERVED IN THE K C HALL Program at 4 p m Prominent Speakers Musical Selections The Dexter HighSchool Bond W1ILL ENTERTAIN THROUGH OUT J fal GAMES AND PRIZES OR tfffi KID AMUSEMEHT FOR EVERYONE SPONSORED BY THE DEXTER KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS EVERYONE WELCOME 1 mm CM s wi REELECT HARRY F 40 HITTLE PRESENT REPUBLICAN State Senator QUALIFIED u kWednesday August 30 1950 Store Tto Plncknty Dipct Entered as 2nd class ct oi March 3 1877 matter at Postolflce lii Soiiowell St PinjjBeich Subscription Wca HM o Y Born to Mr and Chambers Auqiwt Charles Wayne M3 25th CJIifioi cl a son, Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Oents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedy Ggtor v Mr and Mrs Henry Poulson of Middleville spent the week end with the Otto Poulson family Mr and Mrs Otto Poulson daughter, Grace, and Tonyv Chambers, and Mr and Mrs Hery Poulson were Sunday am ner quests of Mr and Mrs Nate Wooster, near South Lyon Mrs Fossie Chambers and jqranason David,were week end guests of he Henry Johnson famj ply I he members of the 4H Hurry Curry club enjoyed a picnic at Silver Lake stale park Sunday John Burq and family visited j Detroit zoo last Thursday j Mr and Mrs Clayton Carperw ter and Mr and Mrs CM Hod Vanhom spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith at Crook ed Lake uTh Mfwin Campbell and Jas nail families attended the wedd ijnq of WmMaycroitscn of Floyd i Mayrortat Sauqatuck, Thursday J Mr and Mrs Floris Clark are visitma her mother at Walloa Lk Mr and Mrs Don Swarthou ot tended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs Pauline Duke Schneider, at the Hamilton Funeral Home,Dctro it Monday 1 Mrs Fanny Murphy and son, Louis, visited her sister in Lonq ve ast week D i XL C Mil M 1 v a Darrow of Dtree r y wrk ne sc hr mother, Mrs Flora nru doors for nw inemoneq cf vacitj v Lavrence Eauqhn fam I wth now car f r,ii rand oil fh ctlir eriWater Bw lit ete LOWEST PSUCS EVER Special de luxe PHILGASWPAM Range SUE riic uii urpbell attended rarrr Sunday qiveji by n bush i Howeil j Lana ompbei iz ViOikinq in the oliee ot L Fred Reickofl jr of Howell Sunakay quests of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer were the Dr Waiter j Merger family of East Lansinq, L Miss Florence Tupper ot Flint and Mr and Mrs Will Conlev of Jackson I Russell Nuoffer and famlv oi j Lansmq spent Sunday with the I lovd Hendee family Mrs Kenneth Line qave a birth day party Saturday forherdauqh I ters, Huth and Sharon i Allen Dinkr and Bruce Miller attended the hotrod auto races at Owosso Sunday i Mr and MrsLouis Covle were I in Ann Arbor Monday on busii ness of Hillsdale were quests of Mrs Vivian Parmalee last week Islan Ch ford visile Dan The are famii Flore theie Iv JlOUe couni Mrs was WHEN COMES THE MILD SEPTEMBER 3 vNi 1 tho , Ohio Mrs me home ircm a 4u Lak riq n Oakland Detroit at the iimjn of v e crd auest Gerry Eicrnv u heme Mr arl Ur W H Culer of Howell called at tha RK Elliott nome Sunday Miss Gertrude Srveee attred the qraduafon 3iser IVarilv at the Webster Ccntil chrch c ,ho crippled children of th Ma dock Foundation This i, th school ouerated by Dr Maddok on the Osbert WiMj m, farm Mr and MrsPhilHp Sprout and Mr ad MrsXharlas fcioule rpont last wok at Houqlilon Lake Mrs Ben White and Mrs Ruth Bidwell arid children of Brchtn wore entertained at dinner at Ann Arbor last Friday in honor cbool life School is a stn for adult life, a look z tiinqs to come A Savinqs Accourr is a step to in preonr i iuture Sav fer coirv Gave for theKme wh n v have your own bunin Sjvo for tin1 future THh 17 WATIOi Howell MIrh Under Federal Sup i n Member I v r, JIIVJ i itfl A ,, endel nc at H,v Mr avii oral Xicrh n A v 000 for earh Dn o iamb nq orn old t City park LjlS Co jini P i x I,, D , i of Mrs Whites birthday by Mrs SLl 12116 Joie Forner and Mrs Ellen Dev ereaux Mrs Mildred TrostMarlyn and 1,5 hX b1n rseived ,frcm LaanddMrsIamearkv 3 4 tutomatic, instantlighting burners removable pofr kia drip trays y Vlaualit e oven with glaat window and oven light V 84hour dock vith builtin timer V isimirder sijilsrooMnjs v aiguide selves Unc mid tern feraturc vnTomation flluminted aigni tetis vien ven is on v lght iurair3 cnri top f rarigo v Large working area ort J lain finish Coceaicd 0en ant J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANOl Now U the time to moderniie youf kitchen with Philgas the thrifty bottled gas for farm and town komes You can huat far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range RcmemW, Joo, we will gv you a generous tradein allowance on your oId range regardless of type, make, or condition Easy terms, if you wsh MANf OTHER PHILGAS AfPUANCfS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Nance of Dearborn were Sundav guests of the Andrew Campbell iamily and had dinner on the I lawn at the Glen Kinqslev nome I 1JoydHamxnjond and wife of Laiibnq spent Sunday at the i Clyde FisJier home The Murray Kennedv family called a field Saturday Mis Winifred Aberdeen was in Detroit Wednesday 1 Mr and Mrs Tack Younq have returned from a trip to the Strais of Mackinac Mr and Mrs Earl Wheeler of Lansinq and Mrs Steve Tplady of St Petersburq, Florida spent uuiiy 9 W9ek end Wlth MrS Edna the Cuvleff farm in Deer Sp7, T r, t MissFlorepce Tupper of Fimt Beatrice Lamborn and Mr ar Mrs Charles Whitehead of David Aberdeen has returned tfWU callers a home frome the Boy Scout camp th Henry home TZTOV, iva Keith Ledwidae attended a ses ttlta Rov DUlinahcm T th CHSp at Notre Li cV,r lr anoftic nf Dam Univenty last week were Sunday dinner quests of indav Mr and 3, James Whitley were Wm Whitev and wife and Mr and Mr Sunday wii Rev Fr Jackson The 1, SarrTrern it vere Selurdav aw ot the OI in I bmnon famiy r and MrsLynn Hnd en br0 eiriw fsr R8D4YI v 3 KEST rs tnvrrrST vw UP ii oh in limmie Nash who nq thm back to Sundav Mr and Mrs OI ended a 20h wdana en ,v nrv paity Sunday Ivernnu iVb and Mrs Leroy Farnnm 1 0t Herb Palmar and fam ot Flint spent Thursday at e H f Pfilmr heme I Mis Charl Clark pre nuptial rhovrr Thur cr Five Mk Rl bv n n OConnor in honor of Ms V Kennedy kflU FKLL e Finest v euieCook liMiles Fire , M Cofitcsts i l,h SLIQOI 1 J i rC0 S, ft r V 1 I A4D FLANE y r 1 k S3 v S S I T c c v 1 c 1 O N j the Calvin Hooker family at Zuk ey Lake Mr and Mrs James Blanchard, ,v on 159 ana mr ana i uVSu VJ RQ11IV, Mtin Leonard Fisher of Ann Arcor who bouqht Mis Beulah Martins home on East Putnam St, ha moved to Burlinqton, Vermont Mr3 Pearl Doyle of Wayne spent Thursday at the Fred Reaa home , , Mrs Mariary Farley and cnildiren of Whitmore Lake called on SWCPSSO at St Marys ,OT Battl Creek LaWchurch Sdav ftW 1 Mifhave been bothered Mr Lura Geddes of Chelsea ev pennw caltad at the L I Henrv horns i orae Meabon and wife called at the Wm Marshall home in Stockibrdqe Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and children spent last Tuesday in Stockbridqe Mrs Ata Meyer has returned home from the M E A camp at If WMCURy M,N Afo ni SEE US TODAY V HANOLt All INSTALLATION DETAILS fr CVIMBS WGCLS v9 Mtuury Does hf S y 100 000 wfri T it to nry fiach 5 action VJ Mn, or order clrSZrtur 1 your 5 s K IT UTTON Sept 12 Srf 3 A J5RRY COLONNA Sept 89 n vo vii shew in MI ifl Rockets elieted orchestra o iShtai bottles on th Friday across nv Kepn home and after a drinkinq bout home SmQr pXnaeVina tiresSat Miss Isabel Nash of Ann Aroor pment, ernorinq d Mrs Nagh r Suncnpt horn trTKav Kepnedy day quests at the Mark Nash 7r r a K I ,t npt 19 re HOkAN i hi De 3t 10 lomtl TLr hnttlea on the pav I Mrs Alice Wilso mashed beer botttesjm r hlslcale4 Qn iroi 7 Mnwrtv who was on n caw ment Murray wno yv , 1 iast r rrH wet out and asKea last front porch we j them to pick up the nd saed2ofthemshowhahand uimpM ut of, the hiau They did not of Briahton warthout returned parents in k She haf visit with h UM , CamBHdqe, Ohio , cccr to battle Mrs James Yeaqerof Saomaw UimpM out of the car to wk h t, TV,OV d not last iona and Dorothy Meabon DiHaer Announce inent I HAVE OPENFDD A Hoekey Swarthou s 4 Vs time oT i SdSTin ftTine novt1 untt e 2 an Jck W Ve brok 4i Dilla T were mad t CK wj, wcil en qlass r wat tounT M nnd Mrs Wm Harriqton i was taker, ,flV I Mary ntz8hnmonsof Detroit and to bs fror DrTur s w0rkinq at 1 Ambrose Kennedyand family MrsDoroth U of Howell were andSv quests the Dexter tscTx i a of Mr and MM IrVfii Kennedv Mrs Eleanor TnwL Kitty Ambrose has fust Teturned from week nd que ot Mrs Graylinfl th the Mich National Berqin How Guard , AT PINCKNEYHOWELL SCHAFEA RDSChu4bs Corners HOURS 1000 a m to 700 pm DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS CLOSED MONDAYS Appointments Can B Made by Callng Wagner Grocery K Your Patronaqo Welcomed Angelo Barter Shop 3 , C Vtt , ,gPPICtJAyC WtJfttts An ML lakn Make Youri a P1 us Quarry MYERS STATE OFMICHIG AN JIN THE cntcurr COURT FCB THE COUNTY OF UVINGSTON IN CHANCERY PROFESSIONAL CORNER yers f JCCTO Syslemi for bftth ihollow end ej wetts Only ONE moving pert spins ycj welt Quiet, vibrationfroe, tec i, Never waterlogs or losts prime Ciwj up to 4500 gait, per hour wc Mrft Shallow Well PlungerTypt Sylem My Dwp Well PlunerTyp System Mjrert HeavyDuty Shallow Well tyifem 5 wf Wart Systems to Meet very Need Soundest investment for your home an6 farm is a modern Myers Water System Completeness of the Myers line assures you the water service exactly suited to your individual requirements And Myers unvarying policy of making every part better than needed extrarugged, oversize, more precisely machined and fitted insures longest lowcost operation All Myers Water Systems are GUARANTEED IN WRITING Come in and let us show you how easily you can enjoy Myers plusperformance We service all makes of water systems Matatttl TH pWCKNEY SANITARIUM D W VcmWfakfi Brown Bremen Cora Bey D C VWINXLE Isabel Brown Curdy, Wm Frederics Brown, Claude Scott, Vivian Scott, Charles Scott, Flora Scott, Georae Scotf, Joseph Andrew Brown Andrew Whitafcir tmdi Ethel Whitaker his wife, Martha i M Whitdker Strauch, and their nn lL Michigan VanWflnOE VcmWWKLE Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M Attorneys at Law Except Wednesdays to State and Savinas Bank H2L22SdaLJj 6 p m, Howell attdKm DR G a McCLUSKEY MAHTIN Dentist J, LAVAN Attorney at Law wuwnw7ves7heirs devisees 112 NoruTMichiaan Ave JKJ3 59 JF legatees and assigns, Telephones Phone 157F11 Repairing Defendants Office 935 Residence 814 MYSON J HUGHES ORDER OF PUBLICATION j Eveninas by Appointments Suit pendina in Circuit Court I Howell Michigan Plumbina and Heatina for the County of Livingston in j HraRSKFPn tot 8717 Lakeside Drive of tOpLEIE W a t e r 5 y s t e m S e r v i c e LAVEY HARDWARE TIMEPROVEN PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS Chancery on this 15th dav July, 15S0 It appearinq irom tne sworn Bill of Complaint as filed in said cause that the plaintiff has not city Lake and FarmProperty been able alter diliqent search A Speciality and inquiry to ascertain whether List Youx Property With Me Vivian Scott, Claude Scott, Chas HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michiaan Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage LEE LAVEY General Insurance Scott, Flora Scott, George Scott,, Lester B Scott, David Eugene ott, and their unknown wives heirs, devisees, leqotees and Phone S9F3 Pinckney, Mich1 assigns, a part of said defend ants named in this cause, axe License Hush Lake P SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39663, Pinckney, Mich FRE C REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST alive ar dead, or where they Tiay reside if living, or if they have any personal rppresntatives or heirs living, or where they r any of them may reside or whether the title, inters claim, lem or possible right of these defendants has been assigned to any other person or uwrsons, or whether such title Interest, claim, lien or possible riqht has been disposed of by Will of said defendants AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michiaan Phone 358 Residence 615 LLOYD SENDEE BERT WYUE i Phone Pinckney 78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE j Weekly TripTMaT Detroit HAROLD RADY phone SfiV T2fcl, Repairs On Al Makes rinTVMhh Phone Pinckney 154u CARL JONES Concrete Products Gravel Sand Tpp Soil, Road GraveL Fill Liu Road Building DR C J TOWNER KTirn ELEC T Dan Mills LT GOVERNOR successful Business Man and Farmer Republicans ATTENTION i Saws filed Retoothed Lawn Mowers Sharpened I All Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 iuvttr Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michigan pa afg v FOR DEAD or DISABLED STOC HORSES 4 Each 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter 51 LaldiJPtoS Contraa And it further appearina that Phone Dexter 3461 IT oma Ra aclaiey, Mich the plaintiff does net know andi Phone Dexter 8116 has been unable after diligent J search and inquiry to ascertain the names of the persons wb are included as defendants with out being named Prp 0,Trn , ,, , WANiKD Girl or woman to care rOK SALEDuotherm oil heater for children and do housework Classified Advs WANTEDriousekeeper to live West Main St, Pinckney in home Mrs S H Carr Therefore, on motion of Stanley , ,, Berriman, attorney for Plaintiff,JRlrLood condition if is ordered that the, above narnt pd Vivian Scott, Claude Scott, POR CBIFK Charles Scottjlora Scott, Georae P1 ALt 1440 Darwin Fred Covert, Portaqe Phone Dexter Co32 Lake old I COWS 4 Each Wayne Wagoner and family and, Caroline Chubb spent last week at Mackinac Island HOGS 50c per cwt nine weeks Scon, Lester B Scott, David Eu ft, Jf f , Ptm i2SGEBS 11 qeue Scott, and their urknow i1103JStinchheldRd Silver Lak, Fw Sldddlnq an Haullna Leg wives, heirs, d loaatees, rCK SALE Younc, Ducks SibST land assians, apart oScuJ drMrs Russ s southy THSSSON LUMBOl CO fendants named in this suitcauseQjp J their appearance to be entered JL therein within three months of the K 1Ar Wiu Howell, Mich Dead or Alive fRM ANIMALS COLLFCTED PROMiTLV 150 COWS 150 HORSES WF BUY HIDEb iD CALF SKINS PbAAe 68 PSndmay Ceniral tlaadl StocK C r ed FREE REMOVED FBCE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG HOWELL 4 5 0 Licensee lor DARLING COMPANY there iinq machine date hereof, and that in default0 A foat iU, Johnson trcilFOR SALE4 room house on the Kv, 0 sa gin 0f Complaint jmcr motor 20, 250 qal shallow main road, pavement, lurnace, file herein be taken as conweli Pmp 40,inside toilet, bowi hot and cold water, room tor anci, and tank 120, wood molding bathPriced at 2700 700 down planes,all kinds 75c each,2 small Arthur Bullis, broker, Greqory Phone 25F2, Gregory c as on fessed by said defendants each and all of them And it is further ordered that electric motors 4 each the plaintiff cause this Order to Fred Rebman, East Side Portage be published within forty days Lake, Phone Dexter 3561 after FOR SALE Cold Spot Electrie in the Pinckney Dispatch, a new 500 p m Refrigerator, qood condition, 45 siaper printed, published and circulating in said county, onco VANTEDTemporary living guar each wbek for at least six ters in or around Pinckney m lvlr anei Mrs Percy Ellis Electromaster Range works line for 50 Arthur Bullis, Gregory, Mich Phone 25F2, Gregory c Pinckneys successive weeks Glenn C Yelland I j Circuit Court Commissioner FOR SALERed Cocker Spaniel, FOR SALE 4 rooir cottrroo i , Stanley Berriman male 17 months old AKC regis loYs 2 boate LTP Motnr ni Attorney for Plaintiff ered from prize stock, a bsautv PattWsonLaia HZlTmc erCy 118 I Twnsend 53470 Telephone No 1833 The above entitled suit invol on nriro 9n nn ,ves and is brouqht to quiet title TSwin fimnnhpll WANTED Ditch, basement Mrs Merwin Campbell Sewer and other various kinds iOa SALH Electric washer,Mont j or 3323 Kendaii St Detroit gomery Ward make, qood condi r of Digging AwiRSON BROS EXCAVATING to the following described lands 245 Unadilla, Phone 168F2 located in the Township of Oceola, County of Livingston WANTEDRiders or will swop and State of Michiqan, and more rides to KaiserFrazier Plant atr ,, rtwnV55W oarticularlv described as followJoseph Horvata, 408 UnadiUa L3K1IL A L W towit Willow Run Afternoon Shift the NEUIof the SW1 of the TO K1OTA Room, Board Option SW cmd the E2 of the SWw tional Mrs McKinley UALITY exceptinq therefrom the SW lA of i 306 Mil St, Pinckney the SE of the SW 4, all in Secti ion 21, T3N, R5E Michiqan WANTED Elderly Woman to do A SJ, TTTL Housework and as companion to BusmS AddSSElderly Lady No other adults STATE OF M1CHAN References Exchanged 2 PROBATE COURT FOR TH1 Telephone Brighton 73013 COtTNTY OF LIVINGSTON FOh SALE An 116 ft Deep Freeze In qood condition See it freezing food, very reasonable Reynolds Densmore, Hamburg Phonp Bpjhton 72R3 A a session oi said Court held at the Probate Oflice in the City of Howell n said County on the 25th day pf Sept August A D 1950, Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, ludqs of Probate FOrt aALL jstokoi NOTICE We are now delivering gasoline, Fuel oil and Furnace oil in the Pinckney Area for r 3mpt del livery call Plainfield Faim Bureau Supply Phone Stockbridge 9F6 JOHN NICHOLS FR SALE Lifeuri X Worlds Best Literaturei uy Charles Dudley Wamer editor 46 volumes Universijy Library of Autobiogsa Iphv, 15 volumes, The Worlds Famous People with bookcase and writing desk combined Phone Brighton 3909 or call at 9555 Kress Rd Lakeland Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables W THE MAITHl OP HO ESTATE OFCoal Stoker Good as Scjo CrJkP PMant FREO LAKE Decd d AAt for quick sale Phone 1241 Luro Geddee having field in said oss Read Phone 57F3liir uicxney T irOLThf wiii pay Phone 62F1 i said Court her final administration ac count and her petition praying for u 9 T Do lWft matkL allowance thereof and for the assign alPh Hali PHone 52FlljC ft LlOTd Fisb Market Prices Courteous Service Clarks WNCKNEY3 FINEST FOOD STOR8 V ment and disribution of the residue of scrid estate It i Ordered, that 18th day of Sept , A J 1950, at ten A M ert said Probate j Office is hereby appointed for hearing said petition ond allowing said account ft It Further Ordered, That public not ice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order once each woeV for 3 successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed sad dwulated in Mir Ceunry A true copy Hiram R, Smith Celeste Parshall Judge oi Probate Register of Probate We Rave Farm Seed j Mrs Emma Brogan oi Stock bridge spnt the week end with the Stanley Dinkel amily Mr and Mrs James Noble of Royal Oak spent Sunday with thp John McDonnel family I , A letter received from Jerry Ledwidqe who pitched for Vermillion, North EtakotdT this year I states he has won 8 games and I lost 1 T one game he got 21 strikeouts, VX Chick Starter For Tour Netf Farmer MAT HTJMErT,, K C Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch August 30, 1950 Description An account of the resource August 30, 1950 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 1950-08-30 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0f1dc889bab606216dae4f184fe64796.pdf 099bc493b88aac7bd864ea8f890fe1ab 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. im m vfy Va ,oeC te 5 1 Volume 7 1 atch fJjA I , M , i ,, , i T The Pinckney Dispatch Wedesday, September 6 1950 in No 37 Michigaa Mirror As prepckdoiiess is emphasizes unoaaaout in state Michiqan moves to recruit 1500 air Iu lipomas, betidc aeienaaikT uw JOI wiuyBe tested in October vihii JJeitzer appeal People vs Huss, mock atomic bomb attack Y3011 mlawiully drivina awav a car Issue of fact jjurv Trespass on the case Marley Piefson vs I SEPTpSBgB TERM OF COURT i The September term of Court i starts September 24 The decketj is as follows iiiKiiui ine People vs Wm e vs iuciuqn wiu have a scarcity i oi pnysician3 and dentists as the conqress is preparina leaislation to draft them la militar hooPit au lae pan will also be lifted crSitiila marriea nen 19to 25 Wholesale prices have soared 20 per cut in 60 days The Univ ersity of Michigan pudqet was cut by the Ijqiarure from 159 iiuuuxi o lio and tney dace a serious crisis accordina to ituthven Fec Alaer Republican candid v Pies Olin Moody, Anna Pierson Olin Moody Horace Keeler vs Wm Taylor, Meta Link vs Mau rice and Leah Rovin, Mai ion Shirey vs Max Reynolds, adm 3uiiishmoni fclKhaven Farnis vs Alvu Danqier, Patrioiic his Co vs larwui Wyckofh Attachment LeRcy Daveyvs Wilma Morer Assumpsit Panhandle Eastern v,s Samuel St Pierre and Curdy OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat Softball Notes FROM THE SOLTO TH SOIL m IN 162, COW6HC5SCWACTF0 LAWS FOR LAND GRAHTS TO THE SW, ESTA5U3HING STATE COLLEGES WITH EMPHASIS ON AGfcCULTUKM TOAJNNO AND WTH THi PROVISION THAT THE STATES AND THE STUDENTS SHOULD SUPPORT THIS SYSTEM OF H6WFJt EDUCATION f s , TRT COUNTY PLAYOFFS hisca ana tho Wooberviilo Independents clashed at WLb ervillo at 230 D m Sunder to settle the runneiuu me ai Te County Bat sail Leaque standings Current Comment has probably been the primary campaiqn we ate for governor says Gov Will StPiorre Estate of Alfred Ste as a preliminary to championship pi a vol ihjr icons sahes sci This dullest ovi witnessed dospiie thS fact he ide publicans have five can w5 ir qevcancr and an un miied number ior it qovernor Tn Korean war and the Detroit M iqois Lqhi iWfhocnd plac, pavi wu,,,01 Uy ni the leaaues final ciarnes last Sun liams is causinq disharmony, in turn tfie qovrnor says Alqer fav orsgovernment for the few wart Estate oi Gertrude Folk NonJury Cases AteumpsiVRoDeri Lcanpson vs The odor ivlicniqan farm crops are boom j forehand, Otis Verbeck vs Pan inq accadina to reports irom all handle Eastern, Otis Verbeck V3 sectors Only major exception is Itfrucf Fo,te Donald Daves vt the field bean crop lh V5ame of the dollar is still deceasinq with scare buyers playinq the villian role ames Gibson Abel Haines vs Henry Clay et al, Potomac Ins Jo vs Miton and Wilfred Heidt, xVnchiqan Supplyjyjs Thos Leith A the American Leaion conGarnishment, Howard Knowles vention al Grand Rapidi immed vs Lake Construction Co Eiec iate universal miltjuv iwinuta was asked for natonai defense A labor shortaae Unponds The Michiqan UnempicKreili Comni ission saYs urwnrployment compensation benerits hay0 dropped to their lowest point with onlv 21 846 peraons draina rslvL Muela Fern ment Auaust and Opal ner vs Gecrqe Peterson Chancery Injunction Bitter vs FloyS Felder, Erwin Hyne vs Geoiqe Jarocks, Ross Miller vs Assoc Oil Co,Samuei ot Pierre vs Ehzabeih Vernon, UGH THIS COM3INATION OFCOAIMUNTV ACTION AND INITIATIVE, HUNDREDS OF TOUSMNDS OF YOUNG MEN AND v HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SECURE A COLLEGE FPLCATION IN ADDITION, THESE LAND SCHOOLS, EXPERIMENT i necessitated i round oi I when Pmckncv knocked ci ih iicLeaius wnilri tiie Webbrvil lo iiidGpd3ns wv wirniiia wt qv1 ci team a season riciiv rra oi li Wnr, 41 14, I rcveVnio topped tho lOjp ii tho iinal standinqs with a 2 2 mark The winner of Sundays aamo i VV Dbcrvill wli qo two c threSnec into for tno in COLLEGES,THROUOH THEIR AGRICULTURAL 5 AND EXTENSION SERVICES, HAVC ADDED BLIONS TO OUR NATIONAL WEALTH By ENCOURAGING FARMERS MAKE USE OF DISCOVERIES IN SOIL, PLANT AND LIVESTOCK j elyn Schniers s Wiiired Erwin r Thequestion id nov what ex Evelyn Sctiruers Vs WiliredErwin tent will the Kcjean war oJect adm SpeCjiic Perionnance, Lasi the Primary Ejiionr It s hard bum ReaitY vs Edward Harelik to qci he poopl, el fnfn f Partition, Marion Berq vs Albert war headlines iam the rant, Serq forclosure, ohn heidoi piqes and tho riciior vS an Marjorie Shedci 1 Ctxar Oiander former head otlg Tltle Leonarci Orloff vs Ea J tie, stalePOLC removed bv mi w Ly01, AiPeit Seoold vs nr Gov, Siqienmavbe appoint , 5 , head of the civii eiendf f Gov William , Th leqislature appropriated SobZ civilian defsnse MPROVEMENT, FOOD CHEMISTRY AND CROP PRODUCTION m e ilci CONSERVATION OTES i ibase11 lonn Wnqaeisworui Iviicii iViilinq Co 1 ivofce John vs Helen Giuqor, Luwxeuce vs Rebecca Radaati juiiiiaDein vs Donala L5ith tioya re ivjk Voij, yg Jonn Dunlop, rorma vs Don Hudkins 1 vs Leslie Salmonjane vs Geer, Dudle vs Vivian hamoioftshiP pla oil lor ih epcinq a a mo ie b d uniT the liqH al Fow s i1inq a U p m tuiCVv j, e mLe ihe s vili b, eoneluei nde Picmbor 1U a behejd th fid ci the ttcim winn Piay i O ipla phy if OUT OF THG LANP 74CL CCLLG3 QKEW tNTO THSLANP THeYHAVSPLC WSO SACK KNOWLEDGE ANP SCONCE TV YIEUtSK HUNDK ZO POL0, School Notes oernice io prevent destruction of north I Victor , p shore Otsego Lake pikb spawn Cain, Emily vs Herman Konopskil Bul tv aistrictc schools , BrwWftffttsr ctfnernatt dept has filed suit to keep property owners irom fillina in the marshes 269 persons were arrested in July for fishina without licenftes, 76 for possession of undersized Louise v Robert Kennedy, Wm vs Alice Harvey, Marqaret vs Ralph Harter, Edith vs Osmond Schutaqe, Rose Is Lawrence eratinq m Putnam qulsi ho Pinckney CommiifiifvU DistrictThey are the flicks wh iMrs Vivian Parmalee as teach Navarre, Betty vs Ronald Camp r and the Rurqes wlfere Mr bell Vera vs Stanley VanF Irn Baldwin is in charqeFracQum, BeiTy vs Duan Be ricr, nedict 1 fsih Fines totalled 7,464 and Beverl vs Mike Marli jail sentences of 15 days lyn v Roy Halbritter A book on pike entitled The Life History of the Walleye,, isTHE INSIDE STORY OF now available at the conserve HOLLYWOOD STARS tion dept, Behisndthsscenes reValqtionss While the bia state parks re of the happiness and heartbreaks eie dstncs are love whorr Mrs C is te ers where Mrs Helen Clark is instructor C ,H McRorie teaches at Marion Center qaain ths year the Younqs L H McKorie ichor and the Chubbs Corn C lurches Si Mary8 CcrthoUc Cuurch 1 tofkney Mtehs umm 630, 800, HO ilii inte 9i00 1000 oveniia Devotions Friday evening at 73C i, Confeesions Friday after Novenna Dovotio Saturday 730 to 500 P M Sunday before 3C0 Mass i TT COUNTY LEAGUE 1 Tri County Leaqu cif oendav tho W brirvli j beat Chelsea 7 to 3 end the naiit to meet FowLixii tho playofls at Fowlorv 1 dee niqiit rtariv 1 Jlb Ci etor p hie, e 0 end we vio w J mi He allow e U run aid ehoved hm in tho 6ih view1 Ive lif rvi nnp ETino Andrew, i 1 ell e,M I , h vcaUenod end Ch runs en a horn rm a a sinale and ae rror BatlerieaV7ebl DunkehCheln 6c Gaken play mas un a ie Rjmr 0 m o, m T ik rsaer who hav, b r , e iii3 aaeie taV r , e1 crtoitjn T4u3 wh ovn 1 ie il mb wlo has JP ii1 edtor v vral year L ionqcbrq Pi Viath R, port a decrease in attendance breaks of movie stars, head in j this year 19 smaller ons report tiraate stcries of 4ay Pickfordf roort an increase Amona theCharle Chaplin, Greta Garbo, reon an av,i , ,,, , ,, Mot arrive ie Pirckney as plann latter are those in the Pincknev Gloria Swanson and othrscreen 1 SCHOOL MOVING DELAYED The Hause 3ci buu a did Waterloo and Briqhton areas , notables, 20 forest fires burned over J Torr, acres last week Only 4,434 acres and 4,109 lots reverted to the state for non pay meat of taxes this year mLower Mich, around water lev els decliiv1 13 oi a loot m Ala in Love, Lauqhter and Tears, by Adela Rcqors St Joins siartina in The Amcriean Weekly with this Sundays Sept 101 issue of ihe iCtrou rjurei, Times i,u,rv 730 P m St fJbfe class meet at cherce sharinq ior ana Women Lunch serve the meetinq 1030, Detrcit Edision hiqh power linesthe Grace ofGod be done in wet 11 30Sunday school Lcson ed last week Erdley VanSickl 800 Hour of had it on trucks ready to move ihursday but it rained the last ihree days of last week It would Sunday, Sept 10 have been ic josaiy to cut he Service Sermon Canqregatlonal Uoiimutv Church Rev Donald D braay Poster tHvJ 1 EM wylr oiiei nteeatj j n hewer W am Ihur Me, j aft e eiCil E KiTCrtEN Ill iVissej Mary ,, et Widrriey r iO c ,i 1 at a ie Muey,AuCjue 20 , v ein in h 1 t ivieeK eieay wiio v, 1, cin bre el hema liove S p , Ijoli qarrr aetre j bo i snewer weiepla aiVrword a lunceen w est organization throuqhout the tae but sterns to have qotten ilea li tanqled up m tlie Fiqhi ntpuohcane orqanizaton, classed bv his 4 ppononts as just anoth er Keiy far qovernor oiqaruzation He aid not attend the meetinq a he Vein Brown iaim but sent a telegram of conqraiulations Tom Leith and Gene Keyes, 2 other candidates did, but were riot recoqnized or permitted to talk At ri omul us last week Conq Enqle, anoiner candidate and Kelly , tw j occupied th3 same platformhaqie PtU biasied the Fiqhlinq Republicans and demanded to know what j they were Lqhtinq for He ad mted bein a MeTooer at times a he voted tor sociol seciit, minimun waqe bill etc vaned to know if the Fiqhtinq Heoublieans were aqainit all eee measures He said the Hopubhcan lost in 1948 because ,h y intieducd a pill which wee id cut the income taxes for perrr,n whh a million dollar income SilGQOO and ihosQ with er ,51200 a yeai income only 15c , 4 H5 ed Hoi1 so Leadei I Mo ed Nat Com SummerJe j el i,h boh asked him i roi spcik aqainrf it but he did j anyway Kotiv when called on 1 P i rrpiv rnqlcs charqes et m ely urqed hrrrmonyWo do no 1jirw any mere than you houl tlK rossjli but the num1 j berjgi Alqei ior Governor stick j is or ctqs cominq into Pinckney iis increasinq rvir Andrews 1 JrockerEwald I Gen MacArthur,never noted for discretion, poko ut of urn la3t w K n ttie lamesa matter and eta slop en ihi wrist from iredtit Truman Forme,a is a eJaiei subiect as th3 Chinese eVviiirnuiu1 have, tae over ail Client and demand Torrhbsft Th y havw a mronq armv and h country is bon bendinq all effort orew ni thtm from aoinq to red of h Neith Kor van C rnmuius1 Abe Great Brit In a 1 ee a other U N ml ir, hav leceqnized Comnee China So any express rem Gen MacArthur favorci mteivention in Formosa tip over tho apple cart 7, lev IO at ublo has bee, i rea 1 in mi it w red i e a ihe brl many nice qifle le iv th I i n a ui i n e ive 1 0 t a e T 21,378 00 mor thae LeiVlnU ev r cerd ns in Jely This 1 by hoarders for ciis tax which totalled s 25 percent erne month J WHEAT ALLOTMENT The Livinqston County mn thQ aftemoon 0f Saturday Sept Gwv has U3t linisiud mailna16 with the New york Yankees and this cannot atner SPECLAL NOTICE Hay Moriarty, the nev math Many of tnoso who went to ematic teacheris from Centerline Detroit in two busses on Auqust He is a G, I ard unm irrlrtd 18 to see the niqht qame are ex David and ludy Huinos ehjd chanqinq them for the qame on ren of Mrs Peaav Haines of Gro Pinallot the 1951 wheat aceraqe auox I you want them xnents to all wheat farms in j hand them in The aceraqe aliotments exchanqsd ic,John Mark who made Wednesday 730,Boy Scout meetinq 730,dult Choir practise 400, Junior Choir practise Top qoaa PRENUPT1AL SHOVER ivs JI 1 Eichman, Smith, Gerir o aory hae enrolled in the knev hianfiijwol j Robert Yound of Biq Rapids County, nw M were based on the Pvipus 3 year history for each dlv San Pleaseread every para JJrapfc of the 1951 wheat allotment very carefully Aqainattention is called to your lima orders, as it is aettina late n the year, we farmers who have not received teihr lime for the 1950 period con CALVARY MENNONITE Rev Ezra DOL,, Pas lor who will teach commercial subMrvning Worship 1000party winch Mrs M erv Spaii ana iiit aq a hono ehheld Ciark eiay 32 eqhtiul ijects in the Pinckney school movSuday School nW THOMAS ALBERT HARRIS led into the GeneMann apart ,Childrens Hour , li45j ta Thomcw Albert Bert Karris, meni lasl Thursday He is a ior Young Peoples Meetin 730tho son of the late Henry and Nell 1 mer Greqory bqy ie Reiley Harris, was born In Putnam township October 24 J MARIAGELICENSES 1884 and passed away Sepi 2j 1950, at his home on M 36 West of Pinckney In his younqer days he Tvas a torv worker anH was em ov text the MA Office as soon as the old Qlazier stove possible j Works in Chelsea for some time Returninq to Pinckney u u he be came a tennant fanner and also FARM LOAN COOP W PAY ANOTHER DIVIDEND At a meetma held rccentlvthe board of director of the Livina ton County Natinral Farm Loan Assaociation dclatsed a 5 dividend to all merabers of record cm of June 30, 1950 Secretary ,, w L,, ,J ua y,na Treasurer Robert Hall Btated thatiaqo his heedfh failed OTdhehas the Association had a most aucefbeen in riOiTal J0v0 ssrul year and that 126 farmer ent homes He 8SJ hi borrowers will receiv dividend a month aqo irom which he Ian checks whioh viU bo distributed ed to rally , of tho annual stockholders meet He was a lielpna,mmeber of isa thi year Edward Graham ir 19 Milan Maxine Bennett, 17 Briahton Freeman Lemmon 27, Williamston, Norma Gies 16, Fowlerville Richard Reardoa 23 Howell, Genevieve Church, 18, Howell Glenn Craft, 58 Eaale, Calla Eyening, Worship 8 15 Supt Roscoe Darrow Asftupt Marvin Shirey Cottage Prayer Meetma r Wednesday 800 P M , Mary ielarqait Ciark wi 1 esees last Thursav eve a inSel,nDCUr,s siowcr, inq iluth Kenneay N Iwiia marriao1 lo Llnark j will b in event r,i See Lade, uenda th vrrii WO Fal iuily arranqei oeoa and tno cjil taele qraced bv a minature bride qrom ni white Bunco vas the divervm ot whcJ verr eqe ana 5800,000 mora than trcordmq month oi June C v ix eeh clions rose from W HO COO yr aqo to S2086, 000 So tho qooso is sill layina old rnq Also this is the eh ormoiy n which some can ia has n piomirsdto ab ah ei ce1 1K aier taxBack in 1933 Frank Fzqreid promised i rrk te saJee tax off all 1 toed end aot ehcted but did not heii ai th iicwir wr1 carry out h3 promise Moot of he the candidates since thn have var uvl wnich pmk mv bbon stTormon exiervr i q, jnn but ncn n io romethin about ef them oVrr did Ti MRS METTA OLDS Mrs Metta Olds, 64, widow 01 Ransom E Olds, Lansinq auto v,, w, fner die Frida followin Paqe, 58, Howell Richard Zizka tall in which she suffered a bouqht and sold horses and catt j 23, Howell, Helen Sharpe, Qg goken hip She wasSJonneriv ie Fowlerville Charles Goodman, Metta Woodward, a lative ot Several years aqo he bouqht j 40, Ann Arbor Florence Hollis Pinckney and a qrmddauqhter the Dell Hill iarm on M 36 west 48 Dexter Wavne Hayden, 23 or Hammond Bennett o Horn of Pinckney Part of this he sub Briqhton, Francis Huriraan 20 burq township She married RF dividd and a number of homes 1 Brighton Donald Soacheck, 23 Olds in 1888 when she was a ovriia with choice prize3wie, TO mo ion maae an bstowea upon the henerfby Mayor Cobo to break the 1 i epenmq and reirosh oa th ciosnq fOt wore q menir, maoi jrs this happy occasoa have been built there A year SEPT JURY LIST Howeli CityFndSawle, DeNo Howeii TwpJas McDaniels IoscoAuq Ruttmanjoe rtate will watch h with in tho effort made in Detroit to nkr by aerrbaqe colleci ion work ers wee arc members of the UflB a Pibic Werlcors Union Th want hiahor waqes Cd Thurs V iav 2000 ot them picketed 1k Maria c1y hal Thn mavor fired all of Field, LeLain Eli sole wuo u it last week on a bicycU to visit StMw CathoHc church, Plnck , his qrandpaients, Mr nd Nfri nev aid 61 VW Thompson, a I v Scou msSyiyS,ls a siter,Wrsloren j end quests at theorae BSmefBwW Vash Thompson home were nn in California, a brother Mrs Keiser arid fannly ltrolt, Jtod Detroit and a brother me Misses M and Ur T lompsoj ckney who lived d DetroiiMr and Mrs SL, Dearborn H Us and Mrs Elemina Flint, Joyce Bunm 22 Fowlerville clerl in a Lansina aift shopSur jvivinq are two dauanters and a M E Darrow has sold his barn number ot Grandchildren Prom to M Heynal south of town whj inent in Lansina orqanizaf6ns 1 will remove it I and the Baptist church she was Jay Kaiser rod out from Detro also a member of the board oi M President Floyd W Munseli announced thai th btd c directors of the Association had cu to set the date Jor th5 annual tockhajdets meetma which will be neld Mondav evenino Sew 11th at tho Parrish Hll, in of Pind 11 A larae attendcnco s exoeci with him ,, St 2 liSS the reports of trA ex The funeral was held at t of ilt promlss made in to May drurcKMonday TOrninq t , Si cr to iam Burial wa7 in StMarys cwnetery tor enroH JlCouitfY yM i Welton Cham trustees, of Hillsdale coileao The deceased has paid for tho Upkeep of a lot in the Pinckney cemetery for years Miss Janet Ruth Keiser who has been spendina the summer at the sorqe Thompson home, has returned to Detroit The weddinq of Rita Kennedv and Tom Howe is at St Marys church 900 a m, Saturday,Sept 9 and that of Lloyd Galloway them under the Hutchinson a forbds public employees to qc shlre Tli worksrs have Ihraened to cal out another tw TIrrrCXv l OO qarbaao wokor The mavMarionJ3auman, LLounsberry r m icbflfrom OcoolaLrv Garaner, je iril wr3 lrt cf unmpoyed Putnamth AronJlossis Fishor b rt ffirf f violcnce jf VfTOiKvdiT4JfAurphy I an attempt i mad to cros the UnadlllaLeslio Giimore UirVp Tno Brighton CityV Bennett,Agnes1 CKEl lin Briqhton iwp ESwiizcwGJadys iqht McDonald Pm G50 000 farm emoolvea will h undr social Cohoeiah CBurkhait, CShilsoe mcj jnnii0r l i vrfi ConwayWill Bovmcm, Blanch ,, rird y crr,ar and sian Security stat under rr bill Tomlm Deerfie IdDorothy Parkliurst GeroaLaura McCleer Hamburg Rudolph Kocppen Hartland Leo Geigler 1 ed by tho president Ti social JTrrhv pension paymntq have I aho bon raised The S26 a mon th avercrq has ben raisfd S45 and a person with 3 del j cnS wil now get 110 a mnril h Mrs Flora Darrow spnt hv week end at Kalova, Mich with Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkftl hrr ron Glnn and family ti4 Mrand Mrs LVcmBlaricum Mr and Mrs Don Burns havr or ottendinq the ball qame V Western State QalkWaYand Sophia Rybka atmvedntoparr of Bo parks Detroit Jqniaht when Detroit will taod Tuesday , 10fjo a m , house on West UnadUkx St, meet Cleveland y fAg v yL r 1 wfiBfiF WW UM ,4 H I l , i W VI f 5 tHB raiCKHEY DESPATCH Wdndyy, Sptatnbf i 1M0 Sturdy Howell Michfacm Tues Wed Thar Sept 5 6 7 Esther Williams, Vaa Johnson John Lund to DUCHESS OF IDAHO s Novelty and Cartoon srse Its Friday, Saturday SeptembeTTl Eddy Araold HOEDOWN , A Uo Richard Widmark Gene Tierney VI NIGHT AND THE CITY Sunday Shows 215 p m Ooa Sunday, Monday September 10, 11 THE SKiTPPER SURPRISED HIS WIFE , Slairuw Robert Walker Joan Leslie AN ELECTRIC IS BUILT LIKE u tL hiATE Engineered to last for years thats P, modern electric water healerthe best water heater you can buy Silent Sintple Sturdy no fumes, no flames, no moving parts No fuel to store no cleaning to do nothing to tend or check Entirely automatic you n, dnt even look at it from on ,i to hdrher Visit your plumbing dealer, yoti c fncj t r, ox any Fdison of , iKuei tiDiSO General Primary ELECTION 25 Years Ago NEIGHBORING NOTES I Larry Schnebelt, son of Joe Dexter baker, has joined the U, Leo Device and wif of Dexter have purchased Hilltop,the home of Gesrald Allen Dexter banker The Dexter school has rented the Hoey garage lor shop and j agriculture classes It is tn Main St rtent 100 a month i The Dexter hiqh school foot ball team has 7 of last years let termen back Mr and Mrs Luther Taylor of Detroit have filed suits, totalling 575,000 against the Allenel Hot i, min Aroor, for damaqes reI suiting from a fall caused by a fall resulting from a loose step in the hotel Oct 5, 1949 Sergt Robert Dare, son of Mrs C Coley of Fowlerviile, is reported missmq in action in Korea The Fowlerviile school opened with 20 teachers They operate 4 school busses The Stockbridge school will have 20 members on the faculty Mrs Elmer McGee of Gregory, fell and broke ser hip last week and was taken to a Lansina hos pital The Daisy Air Rifles soft ball team won the intercity tour title last week in a tournament at Plymouth This team played at Plymouth last summer Elmer VanBueran of Howell r, e, 7 , celebrated hus 86th bthday last STHY The City of Howell will vote My Blue Heaven Nov 7 on abolishinq the muni cipal court and qoinq back to 2 J justices of the peace Under the j present law only a lawyer can be iudqe Floyd Hubbel has resigned as Stockbridqe, Michigan chief of police at Howell and Elmer Risdon, 27 has beeH app Friday, Saturdav September 8 9 Mss Eileen Lay music teacher JE EA,GLE THE HAWK Miss Eileen Lay music leacner b Ttchalcoloe in the Howell school for several A Sioiy ef Civil 7War s years has qone to Japan to, v starring teach She is the daughter off Ann Arbor Miss Francis Huntington, 84, prominent in the Howell DAR, died last week I Since the Howell Municipal Court was organized, last Decern ber Judge Yelland has disposedk vi 202 criminal cases and 189 civil cases Jerry Hagmcm, son of coantvf, Hagman, is stationed at Guamj OULIVTTrigger jr Beau Geste with a naval unit Howell Theater SYLVAN iiiATEH ChlMcx Jv2ch, Friday, Saturday, September 8, ,9 PLEASE BELIEVE ME A Good Corned wltfc Deborah, Peter Lawford, Robert Walker cad Mark Stevens CaruipB aad New Sun , Mon , Tues ,Sept lU,lfl2 SHE WOREA YELLOWRIBBON ixi Tecbncolor A Drama Starring John Wayne, Joanne Dru, Vic tor MacLaglen, John Agar Sue Shows 3 5 7, Cartoon Wes , Thua7Seol 13T4 THE ASPHALT JJNGLE A Drama Starring Sterling Hayden, Louis Calhern gaid James Whitmore Shows at 715 and 915 Color Cartoon JJUCJ Wed, Thur, Sept 12,1314 Fred Astaire Red Skelton Vera Ellen Arlne Dahl THREE LITTLE WORDS News Ooraedr Carloo ComingSunjt iSoulevarFancy Pants, The furies NJa leatre DEXTER, MICHIGAN Ai Co7Htiened AVON THEATER Friday, Saturor, September 8 9 A Drama Siarring KILL THE UMPIRE Comedy Siarriii William Bendix Ray Collins lus j LADIES OF THE CHORUS I A Musical Shows 7U and 920 John Payne, Rhonda Fleming irtoon Funny Finny Friends Cartoon Sunday Tuesday, September 10, 12 THAT FORSYTHE WOMAN Color by Technicolor Taken from the book The Forsythe Saga with the best actors Starring i Enrol Flynn, Greer Garson iteci Nows Sunday, Monday Stpiember 10, 11 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN In iochnicolor An Outdoor Aclion Picture Starring Bauy Huttcn Howmd KKeel Tues , Wed, Thu rSep 1,I3U THE FIG LIFT Picture Portaytng the Berlin Airlift Starring Montgomery Clift Paul Douglas Mon 715, 915 p m News J 47 Years Ago Scene of tne Crime ComingDuchess of Idano Rogues c Sherwood rcrast The Fighting Kentuckians The coroners jury in the in quest on the death of William Benz ir of Dexter who was I found dead brought in a verdici Married at the Presbyterian of death at the hand of a person church m Ypsilanti Sept 2, Neita or Pons nown and a re Wilcox, dauahter of Mrs Louis 1 of 5C0 has been ofiered Wilcox of Pinckney to Rooert Bird ior the 651 cl yaia TSG of Yosilanti The couple were at r r WaLls prGSia3a and i Dacl or Alive torided by Haiold Darrow ofolin Dufiv was Proseutinq aitor Pinckney and Ethlyn Hunt cfinsyf , , T , Ypsilanti They will live in Yp xMaude and Lilhe wnmoui silanti Lsinq are visiiinq here j rfere Carl Sykes who played Slayton Parker who operate i DaiL al, lronwood this summer the Ford aqency have installed i rLUInea home CheTd ir Twnshipol Pu7 nam State of Michigan, at the an automatic air compreesor T Stockbridqe Masons aro ae neia m me IWWMW IJ 1 builamq a new business JJIOCK TO THE QUALUIED ELECTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thai a General JEleclioa will be held in , Town Hall within said township on FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 150 COWS 150 WF BUY HIDES LHD CALF SKINS Pbon 68 Plncknar TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1950 For the purpose of placing in nomination by all political part ies paxticipg thereSi, candid ales for the toUowing ottices, viz STATE Governor, Lieutenant Governor CONGRESSIONAL Represent aitve in Congress LEGISLATIVE State Sena lor Representative COUNTY Pioseciuifcg ALorn3y Shariif, County Clerk, , ya VuuiW1 j County Treasurer, heyistor of Deeds, Auaitor m Countieselec oa Monday by Rev Fr df The fire enqine wqss called to wit eX temDe on tne s,eccona the James MoClusky form last iJoor I Thursday where a hoq hous 1SS ae 93011 has entered house cauqht fire k the Monroe convent to finish her Pinckney won the ball came studies j at the Dexter Labor Day picnic I Mrs M Nasil and son bert i 10 to 6 Battery for Pinckney was ncxve irm CJ trip to New Grub Murphy Cliff VanHom Yorii state I Sept 12th a class of 38 will Mrs Flora Grimes, dauqther, be confirmed at St Marys Ertha and qrandson, Shirley church by Bishop Plaqens rnovinq to Nebraska The OES Married at, St Marys church aavs er a Jewell party Satur C H W W Y L I E NOTARY j INSURANCE and BOND3 iiONL 3S INCKNnr STATE Uf rICHIGAH The Probate im tat the jfy Ijvingston xng same, brain Commissioner Coroners, buxvevcr, and bviiJ otner Oihcors as may be norr indted at that time Cullinane,Helen Agnes Patterson st 1Viarys parish held a social to Michael Leigho Iavey Les at le norne Mrs J W Harris Lavey of Pinckney was best Wed night and for the purpose of placing in nomination, candidates pcucip mGn The M E ladies, made 25 at atmg in a nonpartisan primary eiecaon for the iouowina oiuces Gladys LXown of Gregory has tneir chicken pie supper at the vks enrolled in Pinckney hiqh school Dr H F Siqler home last Wed CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSION EHS Fred Slayton on his way to ni5,ht , , ro , , Dexter the other night was in 13, Thomas Shehan,56, died n rvrTxTo awn nncmr rv THr collision with a car, driven by ateher home in Hambur township TO OPEN ttlG AND CLOSING OF THE Roy Howard at the narrow bndql Sept 2 She leaves hex husband FOLLS at the Carpenter farm The Slav 4 sons and 2 daughters The un MCPHERSON SS BANK Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 LABOR DAY MIDCTURY Al a suiOD oi said Court hW In the v T V Probaie Offce in the City of Howell tr DaV usually Hiram R Smith, NOTICE RLAiE in said county on tho 15th day of Augui A D 1950 IrGsni Ilonoiable Judge of Probate La the Matter of tho ESTATF OF i Williom E Beach, Deceased I Albert L Smith having tiled in said Court his final administration ac mes, enjoyment and aell e j ed res ior rnosi pcopS 1 tJ all lecoqmze the mcr sianfrnnr Tl Amcrcon workers whse producaon power through J oO years has qivon this nai the ljgest standard of 1 lving in Election Law, Revision of 1943 3093 Section 1 On the day of Son car was a total wreck any election the polls shall be opened at oclock in the for noon, and shall bo contlnuod open until 8 oclock in the arte noon and no longer Every gnaliaed elecLor present and in Hue at J the polla at the hodr pBcribecLor the closing tboreoi shall r allowed to rote THE POLLS oi sold election will be open at 7 oclock a m and will remain open until 8 c clock p m of said day cf elec loo DOROTHY KENNEDY, Township Clerk IBvWjSfy fMi 91 jjra jKflr H W i X V I 5 8 ,1 f , r Ms 2w eral was at StMarys church Hews NeedhamCcjksonConnol ly,Wiliiamstson and Commerford officiating Peter Kelly 80, pioneer Putnam township farmer,died at hi3 home Sept 7 Funeral at St Marys cchurh today Laura Lavey will teach al Chubbs Corners this year Postmaster Swarthout and wjfe j count, and hi petition praying for the ie vorld In observance of La,allowance thereof and for the assign boG, sPCial day this bank wili assiga , eaid estate It U ordered,that the 11th day of Sept jj AD, 1950 at ten Ociuc in the fore noon at said Probate Office is herelvy appointed lor hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That Public Notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of the order once each week for three successive weeks previous o cn are Spending the Week in Detroil j said day of hearipg the Pinckney Dis Mrs Stephen Durfee has mov j patch, a newsoaoer printed and drculat ed into the Congl parsonage ,va jGd ta said Cout7 catea by Mrs Flora GnmcsThe A true TOpy R mith H H Swarthout family have fc JK IJL THOMAS S LEITH Republican Candidate fox GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN iti ii ii Four Mixed Armistice Commissions, each with United Nations Representative as chairman, are on the Job in Palestine to help Israel and her neighbors maintain the peace they acreed upon a year ato with UN help At left, MAC members look over the rams of a tank At light, they nperyise the reclamation of aoliiert bodies from unmarked jeet fra whr thajr Vtn temporarily buried moved ino Miss Visa Coesi house Jhe Swarthout Sisters and the Misses Boyle Halstead have Milinery openings advertised foi Saturday , H G Brigqs and wife are vis iting in Californa This issue contains a letter from j an irate citizen aainst boys playing ball on Sundays The Lansing Street Railway has been sold by Hawks An gus to the Mills faliv of Marys ville fox 200,000 Norman Wilson and Dillivan Durkee have gone to California Mcrude Richmond is teachin i Celest1 ivihaN Judqp r Prfthorto 1 Mr McPHERSON Stale hAiS Howell, Mich Under Federal ffupervisicr Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corporaiioja nd iJaposits vr io 5,000 for 3cn Depositor SS3a and Mrs MQh h6 Ctacf cu David, are vjsitacr in New York CURRENT COMtENX Cont The U S Chcanber ot Commerce has issuea a booklet wlivh condems Social Security Reduced inteiest,the Labor Move nent, Food Allotment Rent Con j joh fi iroi Oovernmnt Housing Estuw Whitley wffn Z 1 Iams ara inheritance taxe Socio Sec n gaLTin Det tended ths writy takes money from more 11 99 m Detrc kv ictivo pqrsons anrl aiver it ist night , STta, Sond T a Mayer tulS hmed from oi Brighton, Civic Leader,Honest California , Bernard Glenn of Detroit is it cmdFknflet With pneumonia at the home c tr t Ixitf parents Mr and Mrs R M Vote tor HJm at Primary Sept 12 Glenn, wefit of town 0uLV vO persons LHU Stnlnv ri,uo Those tessqdiliqen Rent Con rjfi, J , , am, an wryrwn Kennecv home Friri0 Muay , r e benefit of tennano Th3 Labor Movement seeks to de prive employers and investors oi heir share of the national inMie The same is true of estate fnd inheritance taxes While the booklet approves the worthiness Voi all these objectives it says ithey tend toward a welfare state Mrs 3mcr Ledwidgfi Jerry ord Nv wore in Jackson 4ast Wednesday The Ralph Clinton family callAd at the C I Clinton home Sat on their way home from Muskegon, erald Clinton and wife of Detroit also ccalled r vfc, JL OlJ5 issilr fltf yOtCWCT DISPATCH Wedaeedoy, September 6, 105 1 THE FARMERS CANDIDATE Pan Hayworth DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS RAISED ON A FARM FORMER SECRETARY OF A 2,000 MEMBER FARM BUREAU VETERAN OF WORLD WAR I TAUGHT AT MICHIGAN STAT E COLLEGE SdNdE 1937 DAN HAYWORTH IS QUALIFIED Nationally known Listed in Who B Who in America Author of many books and rqaaazine articles Travelled abroad many limesEurope, JapanSouth America reld responsible positions in Federal Government, Washington D C 3 years during World War IL Tlo respossibiltty for deficit spending in our Federal Govern ment must be laid upon Gongress, lor Congress alone estab lishes the tax program andmakes appropriations, I believe that in normal times the Federal Government should operate on a bakmced budget in times 1 J duce the national debt Nil WiHlaletced Nutrient Sopply ta MalatalD HfghYields M AINTAINING high crop yields year after year depends on getting and keeping a wellbalanced supply of nutrients in a soil well conditioned with organic matter, declared the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee in a racent statement No one element is the soie answer to high production over extended porluc, says the statement It is true that some soil for a time gives startling responses to one element But the reason for this Is that such soil is deficient in that one element, while well stocked with others Take, for instance, a soil lacking in potash As soon as potash is added, the crop response isJremendous But continued addflions of potash alone will soon pull down MM SfP REELECT HARRY F HITTLE PRESENT REPUBLICAN State Senator EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED oJLrc3pcxity it should materially re Selected I fflm1 ask fourfarmersn each of the fifty townships of I vis CoWesstoncd District to find out for me the desires of their I neighbors respecting any proposed farm legislation I shall follow the will d the majority VOTE FOR DAN HAYWORTH IN THE DEMOCRATIC IMUsRY SEPTEMBER 12m Hih nutrient Ifvel must for tup production the available supply of nitrogen, phosphate and other nutrient el 2nients When that happens there will be no response from potasi until these other elements are added All this emphasizes the fact that an adequate, wellbalanced nutrient level is essential to continued high crop production But for the top in profitable production this high mineral nutrient level must be coupled with practices that give 1A plentiful stock of organic matter to give the soil good condition and promote the maximum uar of nutrients 2Good drainage to save essential moisture and draw off ex o5s vatr 3Adequate soil ven tilation to provide crop roots with all the oxygen they need Farmers can condition their soil by the use of lime to provide needed calcium and overcome acidity, the use of good rotations and wellfertilized deeprooted legumes to increase and maintain organic matter supplies Organic Matter and Fertilizer Are Top Crop Building Team CHICAGOOrganic matter gives farm soil the get up and go to produce bigger yields ard higher qual ity crops, the Middle West Soil Im o merit CorirriUce points out As organic mat, r rots, it releases elements needed for feeding crops Liring the decomposition process, favorable conditions are produced for making available the plant nuIrcnl contained in soil minerals, says a slate ment issued by the comritec But organic matter alone cannot do the whole job of giving you big yields and hijjh quality crops, thr statement adds It needs to be rein forced by commercial fertilizer Prof Emil Truo, University ol Wisconsin ogronomibt, recently de clarcd To sayrs his the or,ic cheltb,at chemeed feitiher ruch as phophat ard poLash rrouhi rc housedis pure bunkum i,r e lev dlizers ac nrcdci to nkhe u t ilvitcble a el nutrilive ee A GOOD LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR 441 r UncFe Sam Says uc matij o J Prof Truog L,y and other small oreav, you i tnin the fertility end organic matter supply by the use of composts and animal manures But he emphasises that such practices are not easiblu for large farm acreages It is impossible, he says, to prepare nd apply the enormis amounts of ompost that would e neededftfr ,ibyeraTarm On such big farm acreages, a good rop rotation will provide the need d crgnnic matter This can be suplied ii f e icvn of slowedtinder ieeprteted lcumes, crop residues, J jtubblc, sir Iks and ruots and barn nrdmanure Prof Truog says all hot is nccjsary to make the syjlom rk is the proper use of lime and ,erlilizei containing phosphorus tind potash and sometimes nitrogen The key to the organic matter and nitrogen problem he adds, is high lime and mineral fertility, This assures a thick, luxuriant stand of superior deeprooted legumes such as alfalfa and the clovers f 7 jiew Serryl Cant be disturbed Im In conference with the telephone director Yellow Paget, The American Way of Life W talk about ttdo w wan to prtaarve It You can h by voting Svptambar 12th Vote the Party Primary d your choice But take th trouble th prWkflOthe obUgattoa en American to do your duty Slncsrfely your The revered Liberty Ball lias beer, resurrected In tone, shaie and size to Deoome the syniii of the Independence Savings Bonds Drive which ends July 4 As the Liberty Beli rang out the theme of political independence, todays replioas o the Bell are sounding a message of financial security Save for your independence livery 300 invested In U S Savings Bends will brinryoo 400 in ten short y U S TttiwuTy DepariiKent Uncle Sam Says Red Adrian deBoom 0 f Candidate for RcaominadlOB tor Stfcto VumiUrWf, ShlcrwaMoa cMd Uvlnton GoimtlMk Republican Party Try a Ditpatch Wattf Adv BUSI5ELBOOSTING BARLEY I New stiffstrawed grain like this ex i pcrimcntal barley variety riht can J take heavier amounts of plant focd without lodging Its ramrod stiff straw will support all the weight of i licavy, fiillydcveloped, bushelbuilding hciUs Straw of variety at left is I too wak to hold up heads of wciifertiiied barley cm Straw broke down rnd barley lodged, resulting in mach Ic ver croy yield Clinton, Den ton an iJaton oats are new varieties that l kc heavier amounts of plant food and yield more bushels per acre June 21 mark the first day of ram mer, that time of year when everyuses thoofhts turn to vacation, whether H be to travel, to visit the seashore er moontain, er maybe to go fishing, er, maybe a swell vacation in that new home in the suburbs, the one you have dreamed about so long Whatever it is, you ean make those dreams a reality bj investing, regularly, in U S Savings Bonds, ton alone ean answer the quest Wffl you be up or down In 19Mf If you want to be up and coming, enroll during the Independence Drive let the Payroll Savings Plan settemployed, your b tk Uncle Sam Says SECURE YOUR FUTURE SAVIHGS BONDS isc IM rmjrou ua ye work, or If sel adAsWh Plan at V SJvtf mmzformw e Bserves Promotion AdtTiiiFrom where I sit It Joe Marsh e Mmt mts Drumming For Fair Play Squint Millers mighty prmul of the lot he owns that fronts on River Koud one of the liicst pota around here Hes been in a stew about it lately, though Seems that trash dunipers take one look at his property, stop their car or truck, and out goes a load of rubbish, spilling all osr his place and the roadside, too Wouldnt that make you mad Lrat nitfht Squint dropped by the house Over a friendly glass of beer, he tells me what hes done I put a couplo of empty oil drums out there, he says, wih a 1aifirrt reading If you must dump trash use these I like to keep my property clean From where I sit, Squints sign should make any wouldhe roadside trashdumpers pretty darned ashamed of themselves Now and then some folks just have to be reminded that they ought to have as much regard for their neighbors rights as they do for their own Copyright, 1950, United OteUs Brewers Fonndmit f J SPEAK UP ITS YOUR PRIVILEGE AND YOUR PROTECTION The priceless right of EVERY AMERICAN to have his say is the safeguard of the individual in any groupits true in a great Cooperative such as the Michigan Milk Producers Associationits true in every branch of pur Democratic government Express YOUR OPINIONS with your ballot at the PRIMARY ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY Remember thai your vote U your means of protec tion to go to the poll on SEPT Itth and VOTE This organization always has been governed by majority opinions Majority opinions generally are right Cast your ballot MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATIONmi Py eflchiqcp BL HMMWBSfi 1 1W0 , ra Pi f STATE or HARRY HENDERSON LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR CAPABLE EXECUTIVE COURAGEOUS LEADER PRESENT LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSIONER lU fox t6e MUt, ttat fat te Ktunef This advertisement contributed by friends of Mr Henderson MICHIGAN County of fho Probate Court for Llvinatoa A a imwonot taid Court told at ihs Probat Oflico in the City oi Howsll Howell in aid County, on the 28th day oi August A D, 1950 11 Present, Hcmoxae Judge oi Probate Hiram R Smith, Lloyd Hendee DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE, for mtiu ZlvfH a World War II Veteran wii enforce the laws without irGY or favor la The Matter of the ESTATE OF DLDt HUNCHEY, Deceased It appearing to the Court that the ltirae ior the Presentation of claims agaiast said estate should be limited aud that a time and place be appoint to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands against said deceaed by and before saju Court and that the legal heirs oi said deceased entitled to , inherit the estate of which eaid tfeceas I ed died seized ebfjld be adjudicated It is OrdorcdThat all o the creditors oi said deceased aze required to present thwir claims to said Court at said Pro j balo Oikco and to eerve a copy thereo upon H Juy Hinchey, administrator ol said estate whose is RFD Nol ,Pinck ney, Michigan, on or before the 6th day of November A, D 1950 at ten oclock in the lorenoon, said time and place hereby appointed ior the examina ticn and adjustmeat of all claims and demands against said deceapp lor tao adjudication and determination I of ih neirs at law oi said deceased at the time oi her death entitled to inherit the osatp of whicn the deceased died It is Further Ordered Toot pubHU ouce theieoi Lr given by publication of a enpy of thio oidu once each week icr three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing in the Pincpy Dis patci, a rovpaper printed and circulat od in raid County Ti, in fc Renominate William W BLACKNEY Republican Congressman Sixth District Michigan Kn is a HfIoncj resident of Liv ngrton County, a farmer and business man He is a young, aggressive and ,3 anjs the problems of law enforcement A ttvie copy Colesti rwsball Resists 4 Probata Hitom R Smith Judge oi Frrhato MR BLACKNEY sponsored the bill which made it possible for 7,000000 veterans to cash their terminal leave checks and so save the taxpayers many millions of dollrg a year in interest MR BLACKNEY sponsored the bill that provided better medical services in att branches ol the military forces bv his Doctors Dentists and Surgeons Bill I MR RLACKNEY is a iirm believ er in Constitutional Government, and is stronqly opposed to the i nistralons attempt to cocia lio our Government bv the adoption of Socialized Medicine The Brannan Plan for agriculture ard other similar bills IMR BLACKNEY, as a member of the Armed Services Committee, vcjd for aH measures that ,Urtnu ivntfat nur bo in and out f service Had the admmistiation tonowea tne action oi Pommmee we would now have a Seventy Group Air Force a new super air carrier request iTbvSnefal MaXhur and othar neosBary material of war Because the administration did nor Zczvt the ConSnittee action cur boys were sent to Korea unprepared and are dying orUorofanso niarkns a committee member is continuing his fight to see that every available A nV noVqjii c be oiler d to our boys in service iJtn T arKNY is bitterly opposed io any attempt to cornmunize our country, and has consistentlyfovandvoted on every ocon lor trie removal of Communists holding public positions AQ UT anrMFvWnn his concessional career, has served on various congressional Committ MR BLAoKNEYurnqhis TK Immigration and Naturalization, Public Buildings ZA Graad and is a member of the Armed Services Committee which includes the Army, th Navy 1 CoSt Guad and the Public Health Service connected therewith miZmmmJi if A State Labor Body F r iinds Repeal of So Tink Ta Lv nough to Dm Ctli of tN IVtuiylvaDla Soft I tin x I ,iw w i ianifjJ re in IM i i iu Sin I lod sh luIH hi h said the tax of fy 1Uy7iMl, Virecior, GAINSS DOG RSAPCH CCTER i i 1 h iiii vs1jv11 rtv o llt iiiiist i i i 11 i t iif r iiition ptri at hi ir p1 uneuMtoytneiit and the iY i vis rpntion fully al s i her iho suit drink ii usrrys Imsi nrr tin 1,5 iicle three ycari IHs lV lliOiC Ihan peHTit 0j 1 ic Us 1444 IN THE US LAST YEAR BFAt3 RAM IN05 FieLP TRIALS iiini Mis v, Lhc iJiU ConvetJ tiuu ot the Fennsylvanla State Federation adopted a repeal resolution Te rctiition said, in part The sirt iriik tax la equivalent to twenty percent of the price of a 80ft i 7Svv THE CMAT PYRENEES MOUNT AIN DOGS FOR CENTURIESWERa APOPTEP AS COURT DOCS BY LOUIS XIV 3 DOWN ADVERSE EFFECT ON LABOR AND iiUSlRY OF PENNSYLVANIA w Jk SOFT DRINK TAX s s 1946 , 1949 Lat full year prior to imposition of tax SALES EMPLOYMENT L 1 POUCB TRAMEP POC ARE USEP BY THE BREAST AIR RDRCE IN THE MALAYAN JUNGLES TO FERRET OUT TlRKORiSTS I960, Gaines Dog Researcn Center, N Y C I L Vy Grid Lahrifiii Mini v m 3 5 which declared also thai the naruea of memhora of the Pennsylvania Legisla ture who do or do not pledge them selves to work and vote tor repeal would be recorded by representatives of the Convention Nntral observers termed the action of the powerful labor group new evi dence of labors interest In a healthy iridustrial economy, since labor itself had called for repeal of a tax which had been found harmful to labor and Industry like Top officers of Local 249 the Teamsters Union, signed the re peal resolution They vrere headed by President Thomas T Fagan, Vice President Melvin Humphry and Secretary Treasurer Scott F Marshall, all of Pittsburgh Prior to enactment of the tai measure on May 14, 1947, representatives of drink and amounts to four limes the profit on a case ot twentyfour bottles It is economically impossible for the bottler or the merchant to absorb the tax, or to pass the same on to the consumer as an increase in the selling prices The soft drink industry Is built on volume of sales The business of the industry has reduced in volume by more than 40 percent, which has resulted in a reduction of profits A con comitant or corresponding result thereof has been the failure of bottling businesses in many cases, and the reduction n the working force in other cases In either event, teamsters and other craftsmeii in the bottling Indus try have lost their employment or their earnings have been materially affected OT reduced hey Should Have a Chants To Hold Office We re willina to let the G s fight for us in World War L World vvar II, and now in Kor G We ought to be willinq to let Ihem represent us hi oriiceWilh ihe fightinq in Korea, and the nrticn in a state of emarqencv what is more iittina thorn that fos r G Is should ba actively en gaged in our civil government Memnen Williams, a G I has been a good governor He is buildinq up the Civilian Defcn se He has done many things lot thd people He should be reeleclod John G Connelly, a G I has made good as Lt Governor Hoi can cjet along with the other oihe ials He has been one of tho best state officers Ray Zteka runnina for State Reprosentath spent one year and 10 months in the South Paciiic He is a hard worker and will qe adequate support mailers of state and defense, lioyd Hendee a candidate forsherilf, spent 12 months overseas in the infantry We oucsht to have a new Bheriff Hendee will be good in enforcing all laws Glen Wiggins will make a good Drain Commissioner Ha spent 12 months overseas in the infantry in World War L He has had experience in this work and is deserving of your support This Jsjx time when politics should be thrown out and gcd persons elected to run civilian and defense offices The Denxoi crats have a good ticket VOTE SEPT 12 FOR G Is THEY FOUGHT FOR YOU COMMITTEE Uncle Sara Says sily you can I FIRES T3i S, M i srs of labor take an informal time out from the General aioHPince f c International Labor OrjraniMirn ILO, whidi BS recently at Geneva The Confereiv of ILO TntM Nations Specsifted Agency, brings together rrnnspnUtivcs of Jaiior, manafement 8d government frorii more than 50 countries Shown here Mjjfeftght Syndolpho de Aeverlo Pequeno, of Rrazil John J IWfttfct UA, Building and Common Laborers Union J il OMeabrtk the Netherlands, International Confederation of Trade ITnfcMftK rnndo Ibartez Aguila, Chile George P Dclaney, USJV, Mmmfji iiBritien of Labor and Paul Finet, of Belgium W There are tonics fer eaek season of the year, but there is ealy one which offers a vonderfnl eore for headaches, worry, or insomnia Take a rood lock at the label oa the battle That ta a U S Savings Baal faaraBteed to he safe and to pay jtm bsk U for every 3 yoo Invent, after tea years Am the more of th beaaaial medicine yoo uke, the h iathier 11 be year tneome your future flaaaalaJ staadin So iaveat regalarty mwmff pay 4aysunv mat, fall, wtate asst aprmfhi XI S a Democrats Nominate a Candidate Who Can Win Belen for Senator FLTZABETH L BELENa lormor member of the Houseof ReprSattvU U cTlnQham CounW BuitoHi and Rrofestionai WcScmV wet raised andlom on a farm near LcsasliiQ, PERFORMANCE BEATS PROMISES Sponsoxed Legislation which bagan the Advertising Program for Nfichlgoa Farm Products 1 Sponsored Legislation which opened the way for the Partici pation of Mlchgan Farmers in Federal Crop Insurance Pro i Favors an Open Country Speed LimitSava Human LifeReduce Loss oi Farm Animals and Property N V , w VeSThe FfauftM iUpach Tke Pinckney Disjxrrcn Entered as 2nd class ct of Mcarch 3 1877 matter at Postofhco 114 SoHowell St PindtaieMich Subscription Price 180 a Tear P W Oak PutflUtov Edward Bennett and iarnilv moved from the Stanley Dinkl house on South Howell Street to the houses thev purchased of nwueo an vio6 West lfist Fri CliAKED iClfiS v WVs 3 3bfcS iswiKjv7t ,eo Mr and Mrs Percy Ellis nave i rented me b L McKinley house on South Mill St The McKinleys cue qoinq to Culiieuiia ioi the winter Mr and Mrs Earl Bauahnj and Mrs W C Miller wore in Jacisvt Thursday ITS MODEMRKSlBTiQSARYI Ho men tjrponjiv uriboi,y poiomcj r,, d na op of cetjpoolivuptic tank, stiii H ,, , J trapi ond ciogged line I, Htrei tfi motf reNab ond lo yj6fy, dinoJve and uporify ttevxt coth ond othr orgciO soich of ontiao he Loui yroeeriCM taed Goods, Shoes Linsesrie Gr Store EST PRICE EVER Special de luxe PHILGASTAPPAN Ranee Chaiies McGowun j spent the weok end at Coyle heme I Lawrence Bauqhn and family attended the Gcrrner reunion at Pleasant Lnke Sunday Mrs Dessa Nash ana isabel Nash oi Ann Arbor ana me Rittr children spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home Bernice Lamont oi Mnu Aibo spent the wek end at the hm Easel Meyr and family oi YPsi laxiti cciiisd at OIJ Wair CiUiic no st Wednesday Mr artd Mrs njjei ioko vei Sunday quests at tire WaBoii home m Gerunna ihe SicMij inic6ifamly woro in Lansma Labor Day Lois Shirley, J unci Lund rn and Gerirude Molioi vn Mackinac Island on u boat iri o ho week end , j J1 y a i vln srit hi w,ok lld Ot t0 L Re n iconic o quests Ct tiie Kaiy M p hom vex Mr ZTo i i 0oqOL uiri M ni x 1 i J Lavern Clark started work ar vi v j l a,c the ncn Candy Co, Ann Aibor 11 , lesdav Pit1 1 Ar c iVV Jlt j tiooL uu Dinkel fi cairyina Mr and Mrs James iuicher oil mo1 , iwn Tampa, Florida, spent the week Ed Lomotad family havo at the Joe Griffith home moved irom the Dinkel apt on South How JI Si to the ho3, , Two weddinqs are slated for thev purchase l f Cnf Hainss on SaturdayRita Kennedy and Tom M136 v The ircd Sinaer imd jHowe are to be married at St w0 have been living in 1h Marys church Pmcknev ancv Haines hour h , m d f Ruth Kennedy and Charles Clark Q, , , I at the Northfield Catholic church Helen KOJMI I Now sr n ,, , t , cf weak a ie of Jkno L d Merritt Reeves of Grand Ran VJl , ids a son of Lee Reeves was Mr and Mrs Wayie All lcoiir at the Dispatch oftice Sat att,ildi,a iho hr, Ivflr, u , , I urday w Drfr, it rrCc tracc cne ,,q it r Gorao i cienl resolr 12 lo 6 Sor K ,VM of pool or tonk nect hmccj, , , kll 5, 0, 15, 2JJ 50, ore ONTANV R9 wangd4 Pgt Oi f Nft Otl Porjp 1 4 fe i f r i k Jcirr k U9 Lr uo,h Lake i Watei Sf tmsele i a, HERES YOUR FOR o bank io C L 3 sMfDENs U9SI 11 tmq Jli t, 7 Vr J really a pleasant businej way to rv 1,1, Whan y llo i i ny p or pa est loath 4 automatic, instantlighting burners removable porc bin drip trays y Visu a itc over, with glass win4ov ard oven iifht V 24hour clock yith builtin Vi irdcr ascocung ii O r utes v j ude s Lime and tcmf iirfe ir Ton,atioa Ii ,r0cI ovcii on lit it,, vct i sJtcvlop v trirs op v irea Orc Ju iccaicd 0 Mil i LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now ts the time to modernize your kitchen with Philgas , the hrifty bottled gas for farm and team homes You can huat far and vide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rarige Rememhor, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, OK condition Easy terms, if you wisltf MAKf OTHER PHilGAS APPLIANCES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE I I , week The Lee Lavey family and M J M MIS Mae Metz attended the Dex , 7r ivff i u ji hla a beach party ar tni nomter Labor JV picnc ,, , R Mrs Grace Noble of Pleasan Mrs Eleanor Ledwaiao, Nan, J i tko 7ov pnH with Uc UlSC and Kevin caled on tho Rdq spent the we ennndplwim Win McMnckon iamilv n ow Mr and Mrs John McIXnnel lerv,l9 Sundayn Mr and Mrs Bill Bauqhn, and A 0 kmA K Mr and Mrs Willard Widmeyer T J i V t attended the weddinq ofMarion e Frank Aberdeen homo t ,v , rrfr 1fim nt tho Keith Ledwidqe roiurnr i ,, Thursday niqht The ohn cr , Q d Mr and Mrs Tom Hill took his his mother in Ann Ajr Sunoav mother,Mrs Wxn Hillto Chicaqo y I M McLuras am by planelast week Sn SuLv t0 m 7 K trip throuqh the eastern strops Roy Scott has movsd from th 0 Dw ad fomiv Rov Dillinqham farm to the Jim Galesberq, Mrs Hafcl Ely ot mitn farm near the Marion Ann Arbor and Oscar1 bmae own house Coil Sherman and Howell were Sunday qu o, a i iamily of Dearborn hae moved ao M E DDarow home aoauuy pr JQms Curl r the Dillinqham farm ikioville and Mr and Mrs Alice Stackable has moved h, jred Zaqsma and dauqhler oi I factory to Garden City Sunday Allen Davis was hurt in a mot A larqe crowd attended n orcycle race in Iowa and is noWPxy bins auction Saturaar an home recuperatinq hqh pncs Pvailed nome ieuK H j AD0Ut 2s doas wer9 enloied in Mr and Mrs Georqe Hawkins the recent coon doq trials at the THii irT NA OO, rib well Miv Under rodiral SUPOT i Mihr I oral J o asicy CorpTvtio sureu up 0iU L crv iter S FINEST ELT 4 1 VALUE a v b t fc Jf DM LT GOVERNOR ccesnui iuiiicss Olvn and Fanner Repubiiari ,, Finest ,r ICUI urc Cookjl iOrados Fireinf Contests v HiOi School fiee U 1 J i PLANE 11 Lvi litl Foil DEAD or DAHLnD IJ l v fDetroit were Wed quests or Wylie qravel pit The VanGcrao xt iti TVI,I cjoq 0f powlervill won Mr and Mrs Albert DinkeL The Misses Alberta DinkelBernice Maas Marie Sharoe and Mary Martin were in Lansina Saturday SEE US TCDAY Wt HANfctl All IMSTAIUTION DETAILS Mrs Nettie Vauahn spont lost week at the Rov Mejriil romo io Webster ivirs hldna Reason and L 0a and Roy Reason and family the Labor day week end at a The Fred Read Robert Read cottaae at Honor, Mich lames Whitley and John Mc M JI Reason took in the D Guire families were week end I troit Chicaqo ball qame Sunday auests at the Schosser cottaqe Mr and Mrs Max Reynolds it Clear Lak BtatB 0 Mrs Emma Vollmer and son, j Albert Shirley and x Leonda fobn, spent Sunday in Fowler, ,,011 pon, the wea ville HORSES 4 Eac COWS 4 Each HOGS 50c per cwt ed FREE REMOVED WIS i3 PkSONI TY TTON Scot 12 1 IT 1 v JERRY COLONNA Sept 89 ri vovil show in a I 4cfl Rockots j,,joofttd orchestra PHONE COLLECT T CARL IiKriroWEu 4 5u Licensee tor DAPTJG 6 COMA to r 00E0 Sept 19 i SPt r 10 end at Man ion, Mich I Mr and Mrs Robert Haines 01 Mrs Mae Metz of Hcwell I ,,,,, c ho rcJ c,,rr MT and Mrs Mervin N e or horn Sunday r ackson and Georqe Lave ana Francis Caxr is spendinq some wife and Michael Lavey and time ai me John Carr farm, west , wife of Jackson were week end town jailers at the Leo Lavey nc ie r ancj rs Howard Haines and baby have moved into to Carl Lentz of Nashville VMO Dinkel apt on Soth How 1 S week end e Ona 1H Vl 1M house east of town have moved ibell family to lorida Anno sir c CamPoll hm The or spent S incav honv in Do merit I HAVE OPENEDD A AT PINCKNEYHOWULL SCHAEfflR nDS,Chubbs Cc I Wilbur Lennon and family who HOURS 1000 a m to 70 pm DAILY EXCEPT MONDAj have been livinq in the Plasko ,,, CLOSED MONDAYS i Hockey SwafthdWt rs JLOK fiiWa SnapP bon oi Ma with Mrs CtoPr Jrmes HaUarv Gardner, dauqhtor Appointments Can L Ma,, ho Callinq Wagner Grocery ishio Rfr andWfft Georqe Gardner a Your Patronarjo Welcomed birawijer Lake, rrtTs the nnr , MrsDru co aimna rlass at Ford hospit rata Mea af Detroit mis weekKer parents ent Monday qve rer n aieweil party Saturt ieabon sr aav niabt Angelo Barber Shop ,0w VV r tyTW m IWCWIE WSPAXCH r September 8 1950 Popular DuoTherm Royal Circulator now being show a by local dealer Among the exclusive features of save up to 25 on fuel bills these thrifty heaters is the famous DeTherm Dual Chamber Burner tatgets more heat from STOP TIACKING coal and ashes through yqur living room, playing hureemAidvtoS messy, oldfashioned 8toveJJHKSHv issJjWr Get a harrisoraefwjpuo , WV v Therm Fuel Oil Heatr thaVwill M Patented PowerAir Blower another esdasive DuoTherm featurecRttributes heat evenly, warms floors and far corners, look likejamillion dollar ypurliving room and give you work less, dirtless heatt every drop of oil 3 And theieare 20 other features tt mean more comfort mmre econofiiywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm See the handsome new DuoTherm Royal Circulator now Find out how simple and easy it i the fire vy laming a dial LAVE HARDWARE ATTENTION Saw filed Retoothed Lawn Mower Sharpened All Work Don By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 Rivet Lane Drive HlLand Lake, Michigan Gus Ledwidqe who has been pitchinq for the Vermillion, N J base ball team this summer is homo now f ffrtemfoim Only you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES Pinckneys FIST QUALITY Meats rruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service Clarks rTNOMYS FINEST POOD STORE Local Notes Mr and Mrs GW Meyer and family of Stockbridae called at PROFESSIONAL CORNER VZTZbcZIS SAMTABWM D W VaaWtaH their way home Michiqan Bey M Dutfv M D i C K VanWINKLE Andrew Nesbitt and wiie spent Pinckney the week end at the Gordon Hester horns in Ypsilanti Mr and MiSStanlev Denchuck, John Shields and wife and Doni Michigan VanWiINKLE VanWINKLE Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M , Attorneys at Law Except Wednesdays State and Savinas Bank Mon, f ua, f ri Sat, 7 to 8 p m HwU Michiqan DR G McCLTJSKEY MABliN L LA VAN Spears and wife of Detroit were J Dentist Attorney at Law week end quests at the Edward 112 North Michiaan Ave Phone 13 Briqhton,Mlch Spears home Telephones Phone 157F11 Repahinq Mrs Phyllis Soule an children Office 935 Residence 814 MYhON I HUGHES oi Howell were week nd quest Eveninas by Appointment at the Phillip Sprout home i Howell Michigan Plumbing and Keatina Sta0 8717 Lakeside Drive license Rush Lake HERBSNElED Week end quests o Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan were Frank Deal and wife of Dansville and Phone 183 207 E Grand River Michael Carish of Detroit Howeil Michlaan Thy Asher Wylie family andlReai Estate, Insurance, Brokerage Mrs Jessie Wylie spent SundavjCity, Lake and Farm Property at Walled Lake A Speciality The Lanqe family at the Pttd List Your Property With Me ley farm on the townline loadi ,irv Sunday j LEE Al Nesbert, daughter Bemice General insurance and aranadauqhter, Diana, call ph b9F3 pmcknev, Mich ed at the Jesse Henry home Sun , JJi Mrs Gerry Eichman and Ger AUCTIONEER irude Spears were in Jackson on Farm Sales A Speciality Scdcry HFPT WYTTE rtussell Livermore and wifo tJi 7I70 snent the week end at Douala Phono 11 78F2 Lake REFRIGERATION SERVICE ivni Jennie Devereaux, dauqh ter, Jane, and Leslie Merritt were Labor Day quests of Mrs Joseph ine Watts in Cleveland, Mrs Mvna Ware spent the week end at the Ross Lamb Lamb home in East Lansina P H, SWAHTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones39 63, Pinckney, Mich FREDC REICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST ,120 West Grand River Av Howell Michigan Phone 358 Residence 615 LLOYD SENDEE Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone64FU Pinckney, Mjch CARL JONES DR C I TOWNER HAPOLD RADY Repairs On Al Makes Phone Pinckney 154i j Concrete Products, Gravel, Saad Top Soil Road GraveL rill LAU Dentist Road 1111 Duane Meyers entertained the j 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter nJrJi fnhtsat a P1C n hlC hne 3461 Jl mh ivn ihursaay night tmn , , i The Claude Swarthout family WANTEDiHousekaeper to livd fpent the week end in northern fi Saai4lon Advtt West Main St, Pinckney Michiqan tUilU UVJ5 in home Mrs S H Carr j Llovd Hendee is supt in the WANIEP Girl or woman td cae snD depL at the Detroit state FOR gALEiDuothenn oil heater for children and do housework j in aood condition 1440 Darwin Fled Covert, Portaqe Lako Phone Dexter JJ32 Fair t Mr and Mrs Robert AcklevljfoQ ntitained for dinnor Saturday 8 Ar aP,d Mrs Rcrt Iack of Gulf FOR SALE15 nine weeks old Tr , port, Miss, and Madqe Jack of Pigs Frank Pearce LOGGERS WANTED Anr Arbor ,1030 Stinchfield Rd Silver Lake Fw Skidding, and Hauling Log Tliw employees of the local tel1 ,with your own equipment OA a ephone office qave Mrs Rachel R SALE Younq Ducks ysar around basis Haines who has resiqned a fare Mrs Rus1 Bokos, 2 mi south THURESON LUMBER CO ,1 well party at the office Friday o PincKiic I Howell, Mich iniqht, Mrs Roberta Miller will FOR SALE Wasmnq machine J succeed her ,25, 14 ft boat 0, Johnson trcLtFOR SALE4 room house on the Mrs Lloyd Hendee and son inq motor 20, 250 qal shallow Jeffrey, are spending the week well pump S40,inside toilet, bowl w L V11 in Holt and tank 120, wood molding Mrs Hattie Decker who has jplanesall kinds 75c each,2 small been, livinq with Mrs Mae Dall electric motors 4 each ,er for several years was taken Fred Rebman, East Side Portaqe to the Stone Convclesent Home, Lake, Phone Dexter 3561 after J Howell, Thursday 5 p m I Don Swarthout attended a bee j at the new home oi Emil Wedd 0 0 a nru WANTEDTemporary livinq quar lae on Stein Rd, Ann Arbor ana A tiAu,7r j helped Put in a cement drivewa iers m or 0111 taV John Soberaer and wif V I lint were Sunday quests of Mrs f Unrv Hoff main road, basement, furnace, hot and cold water, room K bathPriced at 2700 700 down Arthur Bullis, broker, Gregory Phone 25F2, Gregory C t vm Mr and Mrs Percy Ellis FOR SALE Cold Spot Eiectria Refriqetator, qood condition, 45, Electromaster Ranqe works fine for 50 Arthur Bullis, Greqory, Mich Phone 25F2, Gregory c FOR SALERed Cocker Spaniel, 1 FOR SAIE 4 room cottaqe, 3 ,, L e, , , , t male 17 months old AKC reqis lots, 2 boats, 1 H P Moror, at Vincent Shields and family oi t6recj from pri2e stock, a beauty Patterson Lajce 1 Ann Arbor were Monday visitors a the Lee Lavey home Percy Ellis, rOfl SALE Electric washer,Mont gomery Ward make, qood condi Phone Det iownsend 53470 or 3323 Kendall St Detroit tion, price 2000 LOST Glasses In brown case Mrs Merwin Campbell n nr near school liqhtd fied 245 Unadilla, Phone 168F2 Call Pinckney 18F21 Reward WANTEDRiders or will swop rides to KaiserFrazier Plant at Joseph Horvata, 408 Unadilla Willow Run Afternoon Shift WANTED Ditch, Basement 1 Sewer and other various kinds of Diqging ANDERSON BROS TO rltNlA Room, Board Option tionaL Mrs McKinley 306 Mill St, Pinckney EXCAVATING Call Howell 1 3 8 2 W SSnKbd NOTICE We are now deMerinjGr gasoline, Fuel oil andFurnac oil in the Pinckney Area for r ompt del j ivery call Plainiield Foxm Bureau I WANTED Elderly Woman to doSupply phone 8 Housework and as companion to Mooo soW A Elderly Lady No other adults Rwieionces Exchanged 1 i Telephone Brighton 73013 JOHN NICHOLS wr FOR SALE Lteay of Worlls Best Literaturei y Charlfes Dudley W3pr editor 46 volumes University Library of Autobioqrcf FOii SALE An 116 ft Deep Phy, 15 volumes, The Worlds Freeze in qood condition See itFamous People with bookcase freezno food, very reasonable, and writing desk combined Reynolds Densmore, Hamburg Phone Brighton 3969 or call at Phono Brjhtor 723 9555 Kress Rd Lakelcmd FOR SALE tttokoi Hydraulic FOR RENT Modern apartment Coal Stoker Good as new Pricjover Roy Corks store ed riqht for quick sale Phone 124F3 Pinckney Ross Reed Phone 57F3WANTED fcULThrViI i WANTnComblning To Do troit znarktl price Prr1nVi Hrr DU corn i r rtm pn STATE OP MICHIGAN iKS PROBATE COURT FOR THP COtTNTY OF LIVINGSTON j A a session oi said Court held at tHa Probate Office 1B the CKy of Koyeli in said County on the 25th day of Sept August A D, 1950, Present, Honorable Hiram M Smith, Judge of Probate IN THE MATTER OP THB ESTATE OF FRFD LAKE, Deceased Luro Geddes having field in said said Court her final administration ac count and her petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assign ment and disribution of the residue of said estate It is Ordered, that 18th day of Sept A D 1950, at ten A M at said Probate Office is hereby appointed for hearing said petition ond allowing said account ft it Fulfil Ordered That public no, Jro thereof be given, by publication of a copy of this order once each weeV for successive weeks previous to eaid day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch 3 newspaper printed end fltreulated in xcfr Countr A true copy Hiram R, Smith deleetla ParhaU Judge of Probate Register of Probata Ralph Hall Phone 52F111C H Llovd Phone 62F1 We Have Farm Seed Chick Starter For Tour Netfs Farmer Fed Supply fo MAX RUi Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 06, 1950 Description An account of the resource September 06, 1950 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 1950-09-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/3d84fb779672399567aa3fe0d35b28b5.pdf f2ae12c29980ed8362d9e5e9651327da 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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Dispatch day September 13, 1950 Michigan Mirror Social pfyfningi No 38 ot mocraoj must gfe time out, i KENNEDYHOWE WEDDiTNG even from war, tlrfoVem itself fllta E Kennedy dautfiter UU J wny confess too a re Mrs Mary Kennedy and the cess to go home and vote, Pc1 late Claude Kennedy oi Pinckney IUCS As Usual is a requirement became the bride of Thomas S in a democracy How, son of Mrand MrsThr I l liow, son of Mrahd Mrs Thorn as Howe of Portaqe Lake Satflr day morning in StMarys Catho lich church, Pinckney Hev Albert Schraitt performed the ceremony James Gardner was sooist , The bride was qiyen in marr iaqe by her brotherinlaw,Lloyd VanBknrcum She wore a princess style gown ofChanully lace Her finqertip illusion veil fell trom a halo of lace held in place by tiny clusters of oranqe blossoms She carried a colonial bouquet of qlamellias and roses centered with an orchcid Mrs Lloyd VanBkxircum, her sisters matron of honor, was qowned in pink satin and wore matchinq mitts and a halfhat oi i feathers Her colonial bouquet was made of deep rose qlamell iasThe bridesmaids Leona Camp bell, Margaret Widmeyer and Mary Wylie, were dressed in princess styled gowns of rose, nile qreen and deep rose satin They wore matchinq mitts, half quets of qlamellias in matchinq hats of feathers, and carried bou colors Mary Elizabeth Kelly dressed in blue net over toffeta was the ring bearer Carol Miller, dress ed similarly in yellow was the flower qirl Pat Jeffreys, ,served as best children started school last man The ushers were Roberi week 15,000 only have half day Howe, Marion Shireyand Joseph sessions, Lavey f The lSislature has appropriat A breakfast was held at Blacks sd 83400 to start work on a Club in Chelsea and was follow new 8 sfcKV office buildnq at Lan ed by a reception at the home sing of the brides mother Assistinq I The Michiqan divorce rate has were virs John Burq, Mrs Will dropped 50 percent Marriaqes jam Jeffreys and Mrs bormai I fBiso dropped but only 51 per Kelly it Only 51 percent of every When the newlyweds left fori 0 marriages end in divorce a motor trip throuah Canada the f si year it was 101 percent LIVINGSTON CO ASSW The Livingston County As4 V61 bowfuet oiie O E S was held at How L greduate of Pinckney Hiqh ell Sept 7th, MrsWinifred Grav Sh01 Mrs Howe attended the of Pinckney was installed as the JSt Joseph School of Nursing for County President for the coming year She was escorted to her station by her qranddauqhte, Linda Musson of Howell and received flowers and gifts Mrs Bonnie Henry of Pinckney was installed as County SecyTreasurer Can Gov Williams, who qot enouah protest votes from Sfcler haters in 1948 to elect him re peat this yearThis makes Mich ion the nations hot spot The Geneal Motors wag increase nt in motion a lonq line of increases in the auto industry ChryslerFord Packard and other companies at once climbed oh the band wagon Of course this wittiwftarj hiqher prices for cars J Liingstcn business ex pert, saysinflation has a head startand the only thinq to do is vtajBpare a line beyond which ginot pass YVDSfcumer credit reached an all time hiqh in hly of 29,340 000,00 This was due to a rusrto luy autoes, refrigerators washing, machines before the war effort crod 4hem off the market After appropricdincr 362,925,for civilian defense The Mich, legslature recessed tmd went home While Korean casualties arc mounting, Don leoswrd com of civilian defen, savS Michigan as well preparedfPTTTvuTdefense The state ograniiation is com plete I No responsible labor qroup has complained agaiinst Communis curbs, acordingto Paul Weber, secretary to Governor Williams 1315,000 Michigan school OUR SWCCRACY by Mat GalJaWayRybka Current Comment ty Utte cjundattort cfSveru State is tke oiucation of Us QloutkUS DJOGEHES ,JA The weeding oi Sophia Rybka j and Lloyd Gailoway was solemn i ized at hiqh nupiial mass in a I double ring ceremony at St Marys Catholic church in Pinck ney on September 9th ut 1030 a m, with Rev Alben Schmitt officiating The bride is the dauqhtor of Mrs Wanda I Rybka Fialkwoski of Whitmore Lake and the qroom the son of Mr and Mrs James It amused us last week to mv the battle ot words between th Detroit Free Press and Stat fair officials as to whether ther was qamblinq at the Detroit stat fair or not The officials declared the fair was free from gcsnblinq I whereupon the Free Press sent a i reporter out there who had no difficulty in findinq gqmes ol chance This arguement was all Howell never was a fair worthy ot in mrr I u nq called ne which did not by her cidesT brother, ffiJJE ng connected with it The bride, given was lovely in a white lace ana satin qown princess style wita lonq sleeves and Peter Pan coll ar trimmed with seed pearls and full length train Her veil was finqer tip length, held in piaceby THE SAME ASIC JDCATHAT DIOGENES UT INTO WORDS, Moze THAN ZOOO YCASAjfoj IVAS THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE PlOiWECRS WHO ESTASUSHB OUasySTEM OF EDUCATION, AND TODAVjWHtt Al CITIZENS COOPERATIVELY SUPPORT QU SCHOOLS THHOUC4 TAXES, i i HIC3UCR tOUCATlOW OFOUR YOUTH IS PURTHtRfiTD BV TKPTV PARENTS WHO PROVIOE EOUCATIONAL FUNOS FOR THEIPL CHILDREN, TKR0UGH LIFE INSURANCE ANP SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AN EVERBROADENING F0UNDA7QN iN THE EVELQPVIST OF OUR DEMOCRACY m some form or other It take money to carry on a fair, pay the prize money, premiums etc j and the fair officials have only one source to get it from and that is the people who are looking lor something for nothing a tiara trimmed with pearls Shfciw1 u lr lluiu j carred a bouquet of white 1 V1S ea many fair8 m Rybkawas hei sis roses and orchidc Gfnevieve nyDKa, ters maid ot honor Jrnd Almeda Gallaway sister otthe qroom, was bridesmaidThey were dress ed identical in gowns ot NiiJ qreen marquisette over taffeta, 1 J wJh matchinq head picces,each I earned a bouquet of red roses j I hey also were strhiqs of peais j qifts oi the bride I diehard Gallaway, brother of , the qroom was best man ana Henry Rybka, brother of the bride, usher They wore tuxedos with white coats ihe brides mother wore a j navy blue dress with a corsaq cl rod rose The qiooms moth er, a oyul blue oaislev de j witii a corejqe oi roses, j Fciicwinq the ceremony c i wedding breakfast was servea to the bridal part and quesit at h Odd Fallow HalLHowoll 1 The rowephoii was held in tne j our time and never saw one butj where qamblinq existed in some form or other We note Sally Rand of the osTich plumes was one of the main attractions Now Sail was not there to display fall fashions The veterans of Shiawassee have declared there were too many Unwarranted exemptions and deferrments and they have set tip a committee to screen all deierrments and exemptions in the present crisis,accordinq to Charles Blackwell chairman of the veterans defense leagueThey also want a member of the lea gue and a Gold Star Mother put on the draft boardWe heard all kinds of wild stories during the lust war about deferrments but as iar as we know there was no foundation to any of them The unsolved murder of Sena Fnitnwr hrrii wiT lu tor Hooper of Albion whftmrww iSnnl1 ilshot and killed 4 year, 1 o i J , Odd evening when 200 quests enjoy, j ed fried chicken, prepared and School Notes KENNEDYCLARK WEDDING Ruih Marie Kennedy, daughter r, rv , 0 Mr and Mrs Lewis Kennedy ihe Pinckney O E S Chap of Whitmore Lake, and Charles ter won the award for having i G Clark,son of Mr and Mrs the best attendance at the O ES Charlos Clark of nient this year is 354 Last year it was 345 The high school en rollment is 98 the smallest in years Last year it was 122 fins x r ii W1H decrease is caused by some oi two years Mr Howe graduated the famili away, and from Pinckney Hiah School and it f h f flJ r is employed at VanBovens m worjc Ann Arbor J ln addition to those going to the Pinckney high dgrads school Churches St Marys Catholic Church Piockney Michigan Rev Fr Albert J Sehmitt, Sunday Musses , Q00 1130 and and and all astoi Summer 60, 600, Winter 800 d 1000 Novenna Devotions Friday evening at 73C Confeesions Friday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P, M Sunday before 800 Mass a road neaj Lansing in broad daylight ,like Banguos ghostwill , lnot down There was renewed JPactivity in the case last weekby, from the state P01 Senator Hbper was the star witness against Frank McKay, Nkch boss, indit jed by Kim Siglerss ojand iury npwiv HirWP asassinated just before neWiY howfjfi scheduled to testify Without his teaP n n hfarntramacjc where they have an apartment ex Pinckney, county convention at Howell last ichanqed weddinq vows Saturday Tuesaay night They also put j morning in St Patricks churh on o minstrel show skit Those Northfield taking part were Virginia Carver Mildred Miller, Roberta Ambur gey, Dorothy Parker, Louise and Uariene ZeiglerMrs HamelWm jfred Aberdeen was director and Rev Leo Andres read the wedc ing services The brides gown was stylea with a chantilly lace border cm a white slipper satin skirt and Mrs Eloyse Campbell played j train,Additional lace at the waist Mrs Loretta Shaefer also played formed a peplum in front and a several accordion numbers in fishtail at the back Her fingertip costume, the Howell O E S veil of illusion was held in place Singers, directed by Mrs John j by a headpiece ot lace and ornaarnan, also sang anqe blossoms She carried a jcasade bouguet of white roses DEXTER COMMUNITY CHOIR ,and qlamellias The Dexter Community Choir j Mrs August Oravec of Detroit is starting up under the direction J who attended her sister as matron of Carl Beaver of Ann Arborfand j of honor ws gowned in pale will hold their first practise on I blue organdy The bridesmaidsMonday Sept 18 at St Andrei Adelina Cussigh, Whitmore Lake church hall, Dexter at 730 pm and Mary Margaret Clark, the All old members and any new qrooms sister, wore yellow orone wishing to join are invited gdndy All the attendants carrAnyone interested phone Dexter ied yellow roses and glamellias 2501 or 5131 after 500 p m Thomas Clark acted as best man for his brother Another FIRE DESTROYS BARNS brother, Jerry, and Robert Kenn were bb more are attending the Mar I rannrct ,, t ble Reeves, Pettysville and the rtfgahonal UHnmuty Cady school which are part of Rav n ,Vrcf the Pinckney school system I r , radV Pastor This m the enrollment ,1 l our of Shar Kindergarten 30 i sSr Ch GlIts OI lho First Grade 32 i 9nn T , Second Grade Z 32 Mfiifdl Ald me9t wiih Mrs third Gade 32 Fourth Grade ,Z 33 Filth Grade Z 15 1 Sixth Grade ZZ 31 Seventh Grade 25 highth Grade 27 ,0, Total evades 256 12th Grade 261 11th Grade 11 25,nH t 4, Prostestant Youth n Nelson Buzzard Mrs huzzard Mrs Mary Teeple hostesses Sunday, Sept i7Chuich S Sermon The Testinq Faith 1130 Sunday School Jam Leader in the Jerusaleum ch prepared served by Fanny Miller Mary Zusqa, cousins of I bride I A three piece orchestra I Detroit puyd Ameiicun polish music for dancing through the evening Alter trie reception the w,ds ioit en a wedding trip to n wfw FloioaOu their return Lhey wjli cqamst McKay Hve n Harntramack whpro 11 timonv the case fajled Mike Sel ig, a Detroit gangster was on of the chief suspectsHe was cont victed of a crime and sentenced but was releasedon bail, pend inq appecifijlf his bail land has not been caught Last week his wifwatreleased from 1 an institutibri whereRe wa3 sen I ving a term for narcotics law ,viJaton She is said to have qiv ho state police information which filled 0 number of qaps in I the Hooper murder Pete Ma 1 honey, anothn suspect, eervia FOWLERVILLE WINS TITLE Fowlerville won the TriCounty League championship Sunday bj winning a double header irom WebberviiJe Inds 6 to 0 ana 8 to 7Hank Green, old Brighton pitcher got credit for the both victories He releved Zeko iho 9th innmq of the frst 1 Cn whn Webberville tied the 1 ervice, ot Your es, the Chur 300 Church Planninq Conference 10th Grade Z 25 f b HevRard Holland, 9th Grade 291 the Total as aWhon of Detroit Making i en the Repubhcan Ucket as Reeves School 23 UK n UfCh a Pwer for Ch Marble School 20 z 442 60CPotluck suppper, 700 AddreeaYohth Who Found the Riqht Pcrthby RevRowland Tuesday 800 Prudential Com Voqi in Qam ccore and got credit lor the vie tory He pitched a 6 to 0 shut , , out m the second game allowinq timo in Jackson was qiven a U 4 nits and gethng 8 strUoouts detector test which was incn First qame,BatteriesFowlerviue elusive He will be qiven a110 Voqt, Green 6 MillerWest 6 one later Harry Fleishe another Dunkel suspect also lumped his bail Put Second gameFowlervilleGreen was caught Miller Andrews Dunkel Complete Total Miss Druscilla Murphy is act ing as secretary for Supt Read erat the school graduates inst in for high deacons, School to the ot in Fire of undetermined orgin de I dy, brother of stroyed the barn and grainery ushers jonoo of Nursing, Detroit, Mary on what is known as the Will, A breakfast at the Michiqan I Gardner St Josephs School Bland farm on Hinchey Rd Thy Union iollowed the ceremony, of Nursing Detroit, Lois Curtis, farm is now owned by Itoy DilKJ ana a reception at the home of ingham Carl Sherman is thev the brides parents Assisting tennant on the farmf The firewere Mrs Naomi TaborDenver, was discovered about 4 p m 1 Col, aunt of the bride,Doris Ryby a passing motoristMrSherm ian and Barbara Clark of Pinckan being at work in a field The ney, Mrs Don Holies of Detroit Pinckney fire dept was called cmd Mrs Ethel OConnor of The barn was too far gone but Whiftnore Lake, thev saved the tool shed and the ,f After a two weeks honeymoon house Destroyed in the fire was m Northern Michigan, the newlyaccombine, hayloader and 85 weds will live at Kalamazoo, bales of straw The loss was in Jvlrs Clark , a graduate of St sured in the Livingston County , Thomas high school and St JosMutual Auterins Co ephs Mercy School f Nnrsing The following 1950 MiuuuUiuamitoa , 4 , ore entering college this month 1 Wed 4m q at pa3oQ MichState Normal,Isabel Brady,Z0110 Choir 7 Patty Rebman, Baxbaia Clark 110r 011 ftacti8e WesternState Joe Clark Fordj CALVARYMONI ev Ezra 3aiy, Pastor Mining Worship 1000 Suiday School 1100 ATTEND FIELD DOG TRIALS Wldren Hour 1145 Bert WvliTwitK Bv7 u Young Peoples Meeting 730 92 Republican 14 votes aer of Fowlm nt rZ SVeninJ Worship , 7T 8 15 sUcd Gov Williams ger of Fowlerville and Ncrman Supt R08COe r votesUoyd Hendee 53 for Ass t Supt Marvin Shirey I iff Deleqcrtes to the county con The big news last week was PRIMARY ELECTION the letter of the president to The interest in the primary was which the marines took except Penary was , Qnd his pubUc apolooy Democrats were opposed In Ithom a dTa or s0 lcrtrul Wayne county Gov Menneni Marine League coTnvefnftrvV Williams showed great strength Washington D C Now the story polling twice as many votes as goes back a few years 1 attempt to unify all the armea forces under one headThis was hard iought by He diffffent branches 0 they did not Want individuality NoW, are considered a his five Republican opponents, Harry Kelly won theBepubli con ncminaiicn for governor and Senator Vandenberg of Holland that of It governor Conq Black ney beat Kit Clardy for the 6th o lose any the marines Dieterle of Dexter attended th oSS jWif Meetinq 1 vention named were Murray Ken 2S 5J 4aSJ Wednesday 800 P M nedy, Uo Lavey L Murphy week 5000 dogs were thereBudl , and M E Darrow Wessenger won the first fe MABMAGF UCSWSES j On the Republican ticket male senior prize cmd pzra Thomas Howe 22 Dexter, Rita I vote for governor was Kelly the female lunior first prize Xennedy21 PinckneyJohn Croy Leith 20 Alger 14 Engle 8 onrrfT nMM,M Plymouth, Joan Davis, 20,aoveroor Vandenberg 41 H WEC1AL COMMUNICATION Howell William Dutcher, 18How o S Laubeqayer 10 Ml Special Communication of Liv ell Barbara Lybrink, Iff Howell district nomioation Dan Hay part of the navy and ,9 worth is the Democrat nominee I davs iought sea battles 0 ExProsecutor Meader won in decks cf battleships Later mey the second district Senator I were used in 1andinq operations Harry Hittle won renomination The army and navy are rer9 Rep Adrian deBoom had no op , Eented on the defense statt position California congressman g a In Putnam only 164 votes iettGr to the president 2 were cast62 were Democrat and tuat a marine be put on j11 were a stafL As this would givj Q 47 tne navy two,men to 2 r the army thfrresident saidnff and added themains hr better propraganda ANNOUNCEMENT the YpsiTgnti Sfate HospitaL Through an errorequs statement, Mr Clark, a graduate of Pinckit has been stated that we are nev high school will be a iun eellinq out and that we are giv ior this fall at Western Michigan ina up the pratise of dentistry Colleae THIS IS NOT TRUE We are happy in our location, enloy ARMY INDUCTIONS servinq the people of this area j Paul Burroughs Charles Dsw ancj like our many friends that y and Joe Mrox went to Detroit we have made in this commun Tuesday for army induction, ity Z Jack Darrow, a reserve, was an Detroit has been employed c ingston Lodge No 76 F 6 AM Joseph Wise, 40, Howell, Martha , inn lcistfemark tn Friday night, September 15 at Roberts, 35 Fowlerville William 800 p m at which time a First Hilton, 45 Howell Anna Fellows Degree will, be conferred This is the first degrae work of the fallj RED CROSS CLASSES 65 Clardy Stalin s , an uproa The President, iccrptainn eWorld Dr and MTowner,Dexter,Mich called to Camp Custer today for 8044 Portage Lake Road, physical examination season and a good attendance, in civilian defense start next Mon is askd Refreshments served af Red Cross classes in first aid tea the degree work iday night at Howell high school By Order of the W M Lot 730, Al Cole, instructor, W Curlett, Sec Tuesday night 730 at Fowlerville Don Deering, Instructor, T Tuesday niaht 730 at Brighton high school, ElizcdjflSieeiui Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor was quest Roy Dillingham horn list week esns infttructo r Congress Blackney 23Senator Hittle 46 3, Prosecutor Erwln 28The rest were without oppos t iticn Deleqates tc county conven, d at the present r ticn are Stanley Dlnkei, Host Read Norman Mulef, Wri RlcE ardson SPECIAL NOTICE Starting September 17, 1950 It AI will close my place of business bMrtd the danfleji daily at 60Q p uu ertWierfl day at 1230 p THE PARKER m and on Sun ftoTOR SALES Never ha a war been so ,com ia and other swift xngf municatlon have dnJ pott but the chief credit qoes to the eorrespondents who shared the dangers cmd ions with the soldiers This hat notfbee wjAgutcol SL ctttltf Sdmelimporters hate their lives in Korea v, k 1 i t m 4 i m H 2ktfTr A 4, V SVC v i Hwcmgr H8PA1 NEIGHBORING MOTES Modern w ELECTRIC ELECTRIC WATER HEATERSTHE LAST WORD IN COMFORT You bet theyre modern Electric water heaters are troublefreemore con veoient, more dependable than any other type For the very last word in modern, carefree living choose an electric water heater See your plumbing dealer, your appliance dealer or any Edison office DETROIT EDISON OmeeanvL AMERICAS 3BEVERAGE , MODERATION the gome ef aolf is gaining in popularity every year Its a healthful, bit game And its TheAmerican Way after reaching the 19th Hole to relax and enjoy a cool, sparkling glass of Michigan brewed beer for beer b the kind of beverage Americans like It belongs to pleasant living, to good fellowship to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, Jtoritogt 3UW Michigan Brewers Association h 71711 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan Howell lliealer SpwelL Mklscn Joes Wed, Thnr Sept 12,1314 Fred Aetata Bad Skehon Vara Ellen Arleao Dahl fa THREE LITTLE WORDS Comedr Chelsea school district voted Tuesday on raising 5 mills for school buildinq purposes South Lyon Odd Fellows aro buildinq a new lodqe hall with volunteer labor Cpl Lance Brown of Whitmare Lake was wounded in action in Korea, acordinq to word re ceived by his parents, Mr and Mrs Victor Brown Miss Lela Stiff of Howell is dds continuing her convalescent naay a 15 home Oqt 1 She was recently marriedThe Smith Farm Service Co ot Stockbridqe has been sold to Harold Ward dSons of Saqmaw Born to Bruce VanBlaricum jr and wife of Pinckney at Rowe hospital, Stockbridqe, Sept 3, a daughter Pauline Mae Glen Marshall of Greqory was married to Helen Maris Suhre at Hoopeston, 111, Sept 3 Harrison Cooper of Unadilla attended the American Leqion convention at Grand Rapids last week Charlotte will vote in November tn the installation of parkinq meters The mother of Dr AJMcGieoqor died at DDetroit last week Robert Greqory, 21 a negro from Detroit, drowned at Kent Lake, near Briqhton, Labor Day, when the boat in which he and several companions were in tipped over , The enqaqement of Doris Paton dauqhter of Norman Pa ton of HiiATER Friday, Saturday Sept 1511 I THE NEVADEN A Western ia rrr j Randolph Scott Dorothy Molone, i and Forest Tucker Gene Auftey in THE COWBOY AND THE INDIAN Also RUSTYS BIRTHDAY Stauma Ted Donaldson, John Litel Col of Cartoon I unday, Monday, Sept 17, 1J Sunday, Shows 415 p xn Coat Joel McCrea Ellen Drew IB STARS IN MY CROWN j Sunday Monday Sept 17, it Sunday Sloan 9, 5 7 9 THE FURIES A Drama Stanlna Barbara Stanwyck Walter Huston and Wendell Corey Scol for Pegs Sept 19, 20 21 Cartoon Tues Wed Tbui FRANCIS A Oood Comedy Starring Donald OJCbnnor Patricia Med ina Zaxu Pitts The Talking Male Show 715 and 900 Cartoon CorningrSoufh Sea dinner, Stars in My Crown, Kid from Texas wttt Alan Hale, Lewis Stone Tues, Wed rfur Sept 19, 20 21 Fred Askdre, Fred Skelton Vera Ellen Arte Dahl THREE LITTLE WORDS AVOfl TT Stockbddqe, Michigan u lWii ui,Novelty and Cartoon Pingreetq Lyle Fellows of Howell rComingMy Blue Heaven Caged is announced x Miss Mollie Wilson of Staten J , Island New York, is visitinq her sister Mrs Laura Howlett of Howell The Wayne college football, team is traininq el the Detroit Recreation Camp, near Briqhton The squad is composed cf 44 players and 10 coaches In circuit court last week Russel Dyson and Montie Mulkey both pled quilty to unlawfully drivinq away a car They will be sentenced Sept 16 Betty Camp bell was granted a divorce from Ronald Campbell and Phyllis Nelson from Georqe William Ncl son DexterTheatre DEXTER, stflCKGAN Ai CofHiioaed Friday, Saturday, Sept 15,16 Double Feature TARZANS DESERT MYSTERY Starring Johnny Weismuller , Piss FRONTIER PONY EXPRESS I A Drama Starring Roy Rogers, Gale Evans Shows 700 and 915 Friday Saturday, Sept 15,16 TRIGGER JR In Cinecolor , A Western with a circus performance Roy Rogers and Dale Evans little Moths, bla Flame, Waiting tn the Lurch, Howdy Podner, Thrlls of Music buntiay, Tuesday, bept 17, 19 BEAU GESTE The enrollment for the Dexter S,ory ef Foie9n l ln Afric Aqriculture School the first day CUt ,,,, Oat Ccoper, Ray Milland 226 and UiW ComingScene of the Crime was 616 Hiqh school first six qrades 226 Larrv Gherkin and wife oil Howell have leased the Gray Checoer by the Dozen Cleaners shop at Brighton Mr and Mrs Vincent Rivard have sold their home at River sTcTe and with their son Jimmie ere movinq to Cincinnati,Ohio 47 Years Ago Jacob Bowers has returned home from the Pontiac hospital, j Bom to W B Darrow and wifs Monday, a qirl Gene Campbell has sold hit windmill to Fred Grieve who has moved it to his farm The Pettysville cider mill has started operaiioa, Nora Fohev is teachina th IPodunk school in Webster The Younq Mens Club met I Thursday nighUArthur Swarthoui ician was named secretary Prof Clayton Miller furnished the en tertainment He is a skilled mus at the Pinckney Grand Trunk de pot to persons attendinq the state fair at Pontiac Editor An drews attended it and aives a description of his trip in this iss ue ,000 paid admssioris were sold Thursday Sunday, Monday, Sept 17, 18 DUCHESS OF IDAHO fa Technkolor An Action Drama Starring j Ester William Van Johnson Stinday Shows 3, 5, 7, 9 j Cartoon and Latest Mews Tuee, Wed Thm, Sept 10, 20 21 Shows at 715 and 8 15 ROGUES OF SHEriWOOD FOREST b technicolor Starring t John Derek, Diana Lynn Shows 715, 91 I Travelogue Newt Pete Smith comingrlellzapoppia Wagon Master, Treasurer island Dead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY HORSES 500 Each HORSES 500 Each HOGS 1,50 per Cwi WE BUY JflDEb AiD CALF SKINS Phone 68 Plncknsy Central Oead Stock Co aw WYLIE NOTARYINSURANCE and BONDS fcHONE 138 PINCKNEY McPHERSON State BANK Established 1865 STATE OF MICHIGAN Incorporated 1918 She OBBH let fke f sasy et Llvinaston At a I Thesenior class has elected J c 00 Court hW leik the followinq officers Pres Per ,09 otfice City of HoweU cv Hinchey Vice Pres, Euqene ,n d 7 on the Wth day of AugAiet Reason Sec, Erwin MonksCor jA D 1950 Sec, Ethel Graham TreasJlor 1 ence Andrews Hwtoe Ham R Smith, The featicre event at the iair Jud9 of Probate rider who rode i e Mejtter of the ESTATE OF was a bicycle down cm encline and plunqed 100 ft into a tank of water Frank Mackinder has a letter in this issue on the Pine Barrens of Michigan, Mame Brady is teachinq hi the Wriqht district near Howell Nellie Gardner is workinq in a mllinery store in Jackson Will Blnd is buildina a 16x30 sfeeM SDj pps sieHi sDt vished John Dinkel is paintinq Floyd Loves farm house Qreesa and Lulu Abbott have enrolled at Cleary Business Coll e, Ypsilanti 8S WilHam E Beach, Deceased Albert L Smith having filed LABOR DAY MIDCENTURY Labor Day usually means plo nics, enjoyment and a well earn ed rest far most people But we all recoqnize the more sicmificant meaninq This year, we pav tribute to American workers count, and his petition praytoa far the the hiqest standard of livina in allowance thereof and for the assign fae world In observance of La ment and distribution of the residtu, I bars special day this bank will aid estate not j open for business on It is orderef,That the nth day of Sept, Monday, September 4th AD, 1850 at ten oclock in the fore noon at said Probate Offlee is hereby appointed for hearing said petition It is Further Ordered, That Public J Notice thereof be given by publication McPHERSON Stale BANX Leon To Dance e Fowlerville Fair is October fed in said County of a copy of this order cmee each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hearice fite Pinckney Die, patch, a newsocrDer printed and drculat week for a new W on VeyTAla inter of the BF DD Top Ballet tf CUiitt rOR BABIES EMROLL 5EPTMEBER 18th at 400 pm at the Ptadnty School Main St, west of the S H, Carr home Leo EweTs did the excav atinq t Jack Darrow went to Three Riv ers last week to visit the Xenn eth Darrow family The following members went to Roseville, Macomb county, on Friday niqht and conferred a First Degree on a relative af four As Georqe Green and wife were on their way home from Howell last Sunday niqht a man spranq out from the bushes at the Harger cemetery and qrabb ed their horses reins Mr Green used the whip and the horse broke away from the man The I same thinq happened to Charles Hbom R Smith Jndqe of Preeate Howell Mich Undo Federal Supervision Member Fedeocd Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits un o 5000 for ach Depositor m 700 p m i me West and Winston Bauqhn Jwst oi H lcuweett A Icrqe number of local Maspn, laHeirS110 I Y ball qame in Detroit Sat ,Walsi Ve editor Qare Miller family 0 I MM UeSaB MJ s 1 spend the week end at Dougfas 1 alZnJnZFrwr11 9 Lake in northern Michiacm 111 4 Mr and Mrs E U McKinley aeaajWBie in Gregory Sunday Wt Gfamia kwt week Announcement I HAVE OPENEDD A Barber Shop AT PINCKNEYHOWELL 6r SCHAHte RDSgKAi , HOURS 1000 a m to 700 PJILDAILY EXCEPT MOTOAYll CLOSED MONDAYS Appointment Can Be Made by Calling Wagner fmeets Your PatroaageeSiped I Angela Barber SfwpWednesday September 13, 1950 Peoples Store TW Ptockney Disjxflcai Entered as 2nd class J ct of March 3 1877 I matter at Postoffic I 114 SoHowell St PtaftteecJAichl iptiau PA 9U0 a T Par Groceries, Dry goods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedy Ge Store 10WEST PRICE EVER Special de line FHILGASJAPPAH Range Tom Baird and wife oi Bay City spent the week end at the C H Mqporie home l I The Misses Barbara and Jane, Nash iesumed their school wane at Howell high school last week I Bernice Lamant spent the week end at the Louis Coyle home ana was in Howell with them Sat Mrs Marjory Parkinson and daughter of Ann Arbor caned on Mrs hose Hendee Saturday Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson Mr and Mrs Gus Henneau and Miss tiva Wenderiein afctendea the weddmq of Eleanor Bechler of Detroit to Fred Austin,MtClem ens at St Stephens Lutheran church, Deoit, Saturday niqht j Mrand Mrsjohn Carver attend i ed the Detroit state fair Friday Arthur Bullis and wile of Gegory were dinner quests of Mr and Mrs Robert Read one night lasst week Tne Uscar Beck family hav moved into the Plasko place they bought on M36 E Henry Shitey ana family nave moveu into tnon heme on East Main St Merlin Amburqey and his motner Mrs mary nmouiuey tended the nigjit ball game in Detroit last luesauy nigni ana had dinner a Topinkas Bill and Dolly Bauqhn and son, iimmie, spent Sunday at the Harold Franklin home at Howell jonn Carver and wife called ai the Willard Murrell home Ypsiianti and on his mother Ann Arbor Sunday Mr and Mrs Murl Byington of Verne , w ro Sunday quests of i lr o i 1 ,i3 Roberi Pike Mrs Mary Hoff with Mr and Mrs Floris Clark spent the vac c iu with Mr and Mis Georqe t i m irLr ana acinaja , AI iivlA audtjnum It 10 ilfu, hiama Broqan Mrs Lueiia Par n and Mary Hl rj tockciiuqo cali ct me name i ir una Mrs Stanley Dinkel Sun day j GOODBYE TO PUMPING DlSSOtVES TREE ROOTS JUMINAIES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE NO MORE ODORS ITS MODERN REVOLUTIONARY 1 No RIMI xpflsiv unholthy pumping and dlQQlnf up of ctnpooli, Mptic tanks, tpog pools, groi Uap ond cloggtd lino Heres th mosl relioble ond lo , method to tqufy, diiioive and saponify grtose, tludg, hair, coth and othot organic solids This modern chemical guarantee quick ond oflU cienl resulN 1 12 to 16 Soirs NO SHUTDOWN of pool or tank necary whil chemical is working, 5 JO, 15, 25, 50, ond 10 CONTAiNHS Cwwdioa PL Of Of PM6S Myron Hughes 8717 Lakeside Dr Rush Lake in in Plumbing Water Sytemsete Stanley Dinkel OVER 1,800,000 MICHIGAN NNSWtiWYE i t j Non Lodwidqe returned to nor j Rosalee Nash is spendinq J80101 work at AdrianTuesday BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD w M, ouuiM a Mrs Eicancr Ledwidqe,Demise week home heiofe resuming her and j attended th bah studies at Mich State College J i Mrs Ida Byers and dauqhter, Janet oi Ann Arbor were week end guests at the Ross Read home 4 automatic, tnatantttfhtinc btinura removable porte taia driptraya , iMlitecmnwithgbtwitv 4ew and oven Hgfrfc Uhow tlock vitk buntin Mr and Mrs Howard Thayer entertained the following at a corn roast at their home Satur da niqht Mr and Mrs Ross Read, Mr and1 Mrs Herb Sned, Mr and Mrs Harry Palmer and J Dr and Mrs Towner Sunday guests at the Roger Can home were Leo Bettys and j and family of Walled Lake Vern Smith and wife of Lansing and Jay Smith and wife of Howell, Mr and Mrs Arthur Marshall and son Louis, were injiorthern Michigan over the Labor Day j week end Mr, and Mrs Arthur Marshall with Mr and Mrs Carl Giegory of Dexter attended the ball game in Detroit Thursday, Floyd Hammond and wfe of Lansing wore Sunday quests oi Mr and Mrs Uiydo Fisher Mrs Borlon of Strawberry entertained the 500 club Sunday Mr and Mrs E H Schiepfor and wife oi Lima,Ohio,were the week end quests oi Andrew Nrsbilt and wife Lawrence Bauqhn and family spent Sunday at the Latim home near Munith Jeri and June Lamb of Ann I THE HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS OWN WIOI JiafttWMElY PLANS FOR k Hosntli, MEDICAL SURGICAL CARE Protection thats Priceless 35 ilrv Maude Martin of DcUcA spent th week cud With Mr ,,, and Hrz Albert Dinkel Arbor soent last weck ai the W Born to Leonard Devreaux v K,me ,, , cmd wife of Detroit Sept 5a sen Mrs Alta Meyer attcnacd a James Leonard teachers meeting near Walden UUL,3t3 Gl Mrs, Dina Sparr woods Hartland, last weak ast Wek wrre Mr ana Mrj Miss Lois Mclonell spent the l Sherman Hcnistr and Mrs week end inClucago Huner Wheeler of Lansirg anc Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon called ln the Arthur facn lamiiv n Howell Sunday Mr Georqe Meabon and Mrs Marshall Meabon attended a utcrk shower Thursday qiven by Mrs Mary Maletizki at Fowler vile Thursday inhonor of Mrs Mar snail Meabon Ivl and Mrs Fred Read spent rand Mrs John McDonn11 Mr and Mrs Don Milbur of Pon Sunday at the John McGuir entertained 17 friends from Detiac troit Sunday CJvde Darrow and vife Viiiminder signals eoordng 4me, up to 80 rraute V VUguidc givti tm and do feraturt informatfaa V IBwainatod aignal teDa fcta vantaoo v IfcSt Utumirstd entire top M range Larfe working are Von lain finish Concealed i vant LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD NjNGE Now Is the time to modemiie your kitchen with Pruls 4h thrifty bottled gat for farm and town homes You can huat far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe rang Remember, too, we will give you a generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Easy terms, if you wish MANY OTHgft PHILOAS AlPUANtfS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSC mother, Mrs Flora DOTTDW PEIRCES BUY WITH COMTDSNCir STORE FOR WOMEN flOWELL A twotont favorite in permanent finish, creaseresistant rayon gabardineperfect for the fashionminded, actionminded American woman Wonderful detailing plenty of freedom and a host of brilliant color combinations to choose from SEE us TODAY All MSTAUATION MTAM kjr Swartfewt game at Detroit last Tuesday Milford spent Sunday with night The Albert Shirley family spent Sunday at the Gayle Shirley home at Plymouth J The Murray Kennedy family called at the Culver farm in Deer field Saturday Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel at tended the Detroit state fair on Tuesday and Allen Dinkel and Bruce Miller Wednesday Allen Davis iniured his should er motorcycle racing in Iowa and is out of it awhile He had to have an operation on his choul rer Mr and MraRoy Dillinqham, Mr and Mrs Dale Miller end I Mr and Mrs Asher Wylle attended the RybkaGallaway wed ding reception Saturday nite at the Galloway home, Edward Spears irwith Mr and Mrs ohn Steele of Detroit went to Alma Sunday to see an old army buddy The Gerry Elchman family and Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy called at the Russel Glover,home neat Fowlerville Sunday Dr Harlow Shehan and son I Jimxrue of lacjawm called at the Wm Shehan home Sunday Mr and Mrs Jack Younq and Mr and Mis Vincent Youna took Mitarie to Lansing Sunday where she has enrolled in the nursing class at St Lawrence , hospital The Ray Bums, Jack Young families, Joe Bums, Gerry Moller and Dorothy Lavev attended th Kennedy Clark wedding at lJorth field Saturday c PROTFCT YOUR HOME FROM BURGLARS Almost 4000,000 homs and shops will be rwrglariized this year Dont let yours be one of them Read Somebody tin the House by Arthur WWallander, Jjonner poliicce commissioner of sNew York Chy n The American Weeqly celebrated realHie mag laHne with this SimdaysiSepteml Iger 17 Umtm of fhs Thw DMt MrsSteve Tiplady who has been 1 visiting here, has returned to St his Petersburg, Florida home in Detroit Pauline Strawhecker, neice of Mrs Ona Campbell, is amending school at Paris France a 4 v faTiiiiwnrnaj t ggmgpjjBMpwTGHWednesday, stabsr , wo I CONFIDENCE AND CONFIDENCE i PROFESSIONAL CI oa THE PINCKNEY SAJWTAHIUM D W VanWinkU When you come here to borrow money, all information relating, pj to the loan application is treated 5Ma Bey M Duffy ML D in strict confidence by us This is just one of the reasons we warrant the confidence shown by by IOIJES who come here to box row money Gome in when you nedd cash for any worthwhile pro ject Michigan Daily 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays Mon, Tues, FrL Sat, 7 to 8 p m, DR G McCLUSKEY Dentist 112 North Michigan Ave Telephones j Office 935 C KYaaWINKLE VanWSNKU VanWlNKLE Attorneys at Law First State and Saving Bonk Howell jg Michig MAET1N Attorn Phone 13 Phone 157F11 MYBON J THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN Howell Mich, Residence 814 , Evenings by Appointments j m 1 Howell Michigan1 Plumbing and Heatfeg , State 8717 LakesideUMve License i i Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur I once Corporation, All Deposits In sured up to 5,000 for each Depos j Iter HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michigan ineai Estate, Insurance Brokerage jCity, Lake and Farm Property A Speciality List Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY Popular buoTherm Royal Circulator now being shown by local dealer J S TOP TRACKING coal and ashes through yoyr living room, playing nursemaid to a messy, oldfashioned stove Get a handsome new Duohenn Fuel Oil Heater that will k like a million dollars iif your vTnfcroom and give you work Among the exclusive features of these thrifty heaters is the famous DisTherm Dual Chamber Burner tfat gets more heat from every drop of oil jj Patented PowerAir Blower another exdasive DuoTherm featuredistributes heat evenly, warms floors and far cornen, saves up to 2S on fuel bills 1 3 And thoffjue 20jther fea tures that mean more comfort mere economywhen you heat your home with a DuoTherm See the handsome new DuoTherm Royal Circulator tkrwt Fird out how aiovple and easy it vc by turning a diall SPOT CASH FOB DEAD or DISABLED STOCK COWS 500 Each COWS 500 Each HOGS 150 per Cwt, ed FREE REMOVED FBEE PHONE COLLECT TO CARL BERG I HOWELL 4 5 0 General Insurance j Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich , Rush TLake P H SWAHTHOUT SOR Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service i Phones 39 63, Pinckney, Mich FRED C RJQCKHOFF SrT OPTOMETRIST l AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYLIE Phone PtockneYW2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinjkney 154F3 DR C J TOWNER Dentist Lake Phone Dexter 3461 120 West Grand River Ave Howell Michigan Phone 358 Residence 81S LLOYDHENDEE 4 Livestock Haulina Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General Trucking Phone 64F14 Plnckney, Mich CARL JONES Concrete Products, Gravel Sand Top Sou, Road Gravel, Fill lirt Road Building T nA nvtr Blocks Lald Wece Contract 8044 Portage Lake Road, Dexter 7628 Toma Rd plndniyi M Phone Dexter 3116 THE NEW DUOTHERM FUELOIL PTEPr NOW A f Licensee for DARLING COMPANY PINCKNEY PTA LAVEY HARDWARE WANTEDHousekeeper to live fiaacifiiwi A7Q West Main St, Pinckney tJ iUieU iUlV in home Mrs S H Carr WANTED Girl or woman to care FOR SALEiSow and 11 piqs for children and do housework Russell Bokros Fred Covert, Portage Lake WANTEDWoman for light hnu Phone Dexter 3532 I work and care for sick lady, 2 JZ in family Mrs Daniel Phelphs LOGGERS WANTED Stockbridge Ri 2, phone 3122 wMr For Skidding and Haulina Loan ,LOSTGlasses in brown casewith your own equipment on a rj, , on or near school lighted field, i year around basis This is an open letter to par , Call Pincknev 1RF21 Reward, j THURESON LUMBER CO 1 ents of Pinckney school children11I , LHowell Mich land the,teachers whose respon FOit Rooin ouse, oil, Mien sibility it is to instruct them Three years go group of Rpgd Pinckney, Mich bx Room Wouse, heat furnished 30 a month I George VanSkiver, 1122 iviovvc FOR SALE4 room house on Waw yJ TBS LijAjaig rat ATTENTION Saws filed Retoothed Lawn Mowers Sharpened All Work Done By Machine and Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 River Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michigan parents teachers interested in FOR bALL Hound Oak Kitchen closer relationship between each Range, burns coal or wood, in other, orqanized a chapter of qood condition the National PiA Our first j Louis Kourt, phone 69F3 year was quite successful and it FOR SALEQuaker Oil Stove and the main road, bcument, iumace, hot and cold water, room ior bathPriced aj 2700 700 down Arthur Bullis, broker, GreqoryPhone 25F2, Grreqorv c fy JOHN E McCLELLAND Special Representative Telephone 469 Howell 1169 Pinckney Rd, Howell, Mich ,tmJeOny you can PREVEHT FOREST FIRES seomed wo were wejl on our I pipe, small size, for two or threeway to a worthwhile oraaniza TOom heatina Price 1000 tion Our project was a unit of, Merwin Campbell, 245 UnadiUa pijyqround eguipment for graae phone 168F2 children Besides purchasinq wAWltD FOR SALE Cold Spot Eleetria Refriqerator, qood oondilion, 45 Electromaster Ranqe works line for 50 , , Arthur Bullis, Greqory, Mich HElWith business Phone 25F2, Greqory c FOR SALE 4 room cottaqe, 3 , lots, 2 boats, lu H P Motor, at Patterson Laxe Phone Det Townsend 53470 or 3323 Kendall St Detroit Pinckneys td usablWaS rePair9d erJhe PUUSBSS Oi siond year failed to 0pCHUfe , the expected improvement and it I was with difficulty we addea , 111 also 2 Jen or another piece of playqrounnd ke 200 an I eauipmenfc ho r an up 11 lli Surely the 2 pianos we bouqht Sockow 115 Soulk Mill St, I for the school as our 194950 pro Pjymoutn or phone 1174J WAMTED Ditch jectto showthe qroup isseriousis FOR SALEDuotherm oil heater Sewer and oihex variou its endeavcars and anxious to in QOod condition 1440 Darwinof Diqqim work with the teachers tor the Rqgd betterment of the school Now at the beqinninq of the IFOR SALE 15 nine weeks old 4th year we are faced with ths , pigS nine Frank Pearce DksON BROS EXCAVATmO Call Howell 1 3 8 2 W ,, problem of tryinq to keep thatiQ9SQ Stinchfield Rd Silver Lake 1 chapter alive This was discuss led at the May meetinq and it IFOR SALE Younq Ducks ,1,, was decided to let the question I Mrs Rursell Bokios, 2 mi south jfJ,5SLcJ rest even throaqh that date I of Pinckuey should have been the annual wjunEDftdS wiH swop election rides to KaiserFrazier Plant at It was decided to publish this aes jo raiser letter hopinq the parents would fe orvat, 408 dllla be interested enouqh to see such I billow Run Afternoon Shift QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables a worthwhile orqanization livpj and flourish , Reqular meetinqs are the third Monday at 8 p m We hope you 1 will be interested enouqh to at NOTICE We are now delivering qasohne, Fuel oil and Fumaaeftin pf ei ivery call Piainfield FarxirluTedu Supply Phone Stockbridqe 9F6 JOHN NICHOLS end the Sept 18 moetina Youri Phone Briahton 72S35 attendance may mean the differ FOR SAI btoko FOR SALE An 116 ft Deep Freeze In qood condition See it Famous People freezinq food, very reasonable and writinq diesk combined, Reynolds Densmore, Hamburq, Phone Briqhton 3909 or call at FOR SALE library of Worlds Best Literature by Charltee Dudf ley Warner editor 46 volumes University Library of Autobioqra phy, 15 volumes, The Worlds with bookcase 419555 Kress Rd Lakeland Fish JV tlarket Prices r Courteous Service Clarks mcaan FINEST FOOD STORE ence of continuation or not of our , Coal Stoker Good as new Pric P T, A ed riqht for quick sale 1 We will look forward to seeingRoss Read Phone 57F3 , vou at our next meeting at school WANTTTV rui i Z lSet 18 Mothers and fathers pT7nib,n T JJp are welcome whether you live in ,1 Wail Pnone 52F11 i the village or not Reoganization I has made our qroup much larq icr We want to qet acquainted Iwith all those livinq outside the yillaqe The Pinckney P T A ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENTS The Mich Bell Telephone Co has announced several new ap pointments in its revenues and public relations departments F, G Mollis, of the information Department of the American Telephone 6 Teleqraph Co,was named general advertisina mqr Edqar Peske, qeneral rate enq ineer ,was appointed qeneral revenues enqineer headina a new division with responsibility for busness research and devel opment studies Succeedinq Peske was Hunter Williams, who has been a gen eral staff supervisor in the reven ues departaent Sam Bi McCooU aeneral news ,mgr, assumes the additional re sponsiblliryfor in formation to em ployees with Ihe title of general information xngr btokoi Hyaraulic FOR RENT Modem apartment over Roy Clarks store Phone 124F3 Pinckney WANTEDPOUDKtf WuTpav Detroit market ptloef C H Uaw Phone 62F1, We Rave Farm Seed s Chick Starter For Tour Needs Farmer Feed Suppiy Co MAXHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, September 13, 1950 Milk Deliveries 25 Years Ago The Kings Daughters met with Mrs Niskanen at Chubbs Com ers Wed Delecrates wero named to the state convention at Flint Joe Gentiile has moved his confectionary store irom the Reason block to the Clark store nvur trie postofiice Tohn F Stowes Uncle Toms Cabin will show at Pincknev under canvass Sept 24 The castt has 50 people ,, The high school football team MILK BUTTERMILK, COTTAGE CHEESE CREAM AND BUTTER ODens the s3ason, at Fowlerviiie on Sept 18 Emil Weddiae is ii and on bwarthout, mar Stanley Dinkel fractured his wrist, cranking an automobile last week Miss Jessie Greens primarv ri as an enrollment of 47 and Feme Tupper, intermediate i room one of 45 ,rTrTi r Mrs Dan Quish of Dexter and CONSERVATION OTES mss Arma Dunlavey left last A iast mmute rush for fishinq week on a boat trio to Quebec license in August brouqht to nd the Sacred Shrine seasonsales up to 649000, only Clara Eisele is attending St 44 below that of a year ago Josephs cadtany at Aunun 70 members oi the Mchiqau Frank Haines has an auciion Federation of Womens CluPs sale advertised on the old will attend the conservation och arm south of Anderson, iSho0liOat 1 Lake Sept Srpt 24 C P Dollbee is auction to IB, QQY Most of Michigans 11,000 lakes are disappearing qut scientist says it will be 50,000 vshl ELE CASS for all have dsappeared The dis St Pauls Mens Bible Class of appearing is caused by erosion Conq i crimen, nave ected which washes soil into the la th foilowinq officers Pres,Ottc The wildfowl season opens on Poulson lsl Vice es, H vV WE ARE NOW DELIVERING MILK IN PINCKNEY EVERY OTHER DAY CALL ROB2NSON SODA BAR 9150 Pinckney for milk delivery The Twin Pine Dairies Wear JCuJuaHed VELVETftZ COMFOftf SHOES IF You Are On Your Feet Long Hours MASON SHOtS REALLY FIT Your Mojon Man 15 aivtj you personal fitting tervlc because YOUR measurements go to the FACTORY where your ihooi are made ersonal Fitting Service in the privacy of your home or office,1 given without charge by your Mason Man, gives you an utterly pew idea of shoe comfort Hes the directtoyou Fac rtory Representative of the leading manufacturer of its kind in the world 1 fl Hell be glad to call and give y you a Demonstration of 2 50 styles of dress, work, or sport shoes, including the amazing VelvetEez AirCushion Insole Shoe, which cradles your foot on 10,000 tiny Air Bubbles Drop a card and well have him call No charge no obligation to buy MENS JACKETS FOR SALE price wUl be raised soon JACK HANNETT, Agent 318 South Howell St Pinckney Phone 111 AUCTION Cradle your foot on 10,000 titty air bubblea, la Velvet Eet Air Cushion Soes w PERSONA3 rtTTIKO SERVICE Ill call at your convenience la your home, office, or shop, to give yon Personal Pitting Serviceand a new idea of shoe comfort Ho oTUgtionNo extra, charge Prop joard ox udte to , er M cid closes Sc7 2nd vS 7e,, Henxy will seliihe following described personal property my 18 eS vember Hauck Secy, Donald ijraay 01 f8 orth cmd 1 mile East of Gregory Better Fishing in Michigan Treas HenrV Hauck T W 7 mlleNorthwest ol PHkney on ine , cunesrvation aept new cof Jonn Baileyor ijJm, now available for 1 Christian efforts of Te to clubs and other organisations iNine maior parks had WMS naa over 172,000 visitors over Labor Day Holland led n o5Uuu the mem bers of the class will res i owerful force in the community Mon, Sept 1 iiATE OF MICHIGAN U u J vw,,w, 1 PROBATE COURT FOR THF naven naa 8000 and Island COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON UCOL9 near Brighton 27,oU0 a session of aid Court held at the X A r aCIeS, Were burried Probate Oflice in the Ctty of Kowcd over by 2 forest fires last week , Jd c , on the 25th day ofept Stale trout plantina crews haveAugust A D, I9SO, planted 1,022,000 legal Sized P,em Honorable Hiram H Smith, trout so fax this year judge of Probata ppiications to form 12 more IN THE MATTER OV THE ESTATE of THP Misery of Tired Aching Williamston plan hunting ua FRED LAKE, Deceased Feet Let Our Foot Specialist tit were approved last week Luro Geddes having field in said You with a Pair of Velvet Ease Pheasants are SO plentiful on said Court her final administration ac Pelee Island, Canada there will STARTING AT 100 P M CATTLE 15 Holstein Dairy Cows, fresh or due to freshen soon POULTRY 65 Whiteleghorn Hens SHEEP 35 Blacktop Feeding Lambs FARMING TOOLS Ford Tractor with attachments Other Farm Tools MASON SHOES Fully Guaranteed and Your Satisfaction Assured Sold By Dad Bailey the of FURNITURE Quantity of Household Goods count and her petition praying for in be two hunting Seasons Of two aiowance thereof and for the assign days each, Hen pheasants ma ment and disribution of the residue 20 be Shot said estate It is Ordered, that 18th dav of Sept Clifford Miller and wife attend A n 19so, at ten M at said Probate ed the Detroit state fair Sunday, office is hereby pointed for Larino The Lee Lavey family attend gaid petition ond allowing said account ed the 25th wedding anniversary Tt u Further Ordered That public no BERT yLIE, Aucctioneer First NationalBank of Plymoi Jin Donohue Son Piackney, Mlchigon dinner at Idckson Sundav of Mr tharst K K KH and Mrs Michael Lavey t T f Mr and Mrs George Meabon CODy der mC9 wdl wee fo 77ok end visitors oi Mr called at the Wm Marshal ierv wee nndls Charles Clark were JJay Shirey has moved into home in Stockbridge Sunday heorln , Dlfh a w Dver and wife of one of the Vedder apartments on Mr and MrsJames Whitley at900 1 in v lof DnVer and Floyd Kerhl Clerk Putnam St Louis Shirey and fam tended the 50th wedding anni Cunt7 MICrflGAN ENLISTMENT The following figures ha South been giiven out for enlistmen Bend Ind, Mrs Blatchiord and in the armed forces in Michiq of Battle CreekFrank Niche Hiram R, Srrith or , Judge of Probate nfd 1 VA rirrrV rr,, wife of Detroit a Ld lar ani ily have moved in the Shirey iversary Sunday of his grand A 119 coPy apartment vacated py him oarents Mr rnd Mrs WillamCalest,a 11 Mrs Lawrence Hobav started Whtley sr of Ann Arbor Reaiater of Probate Arbor teaching at South Lyon last Mrs Lois Wara KimbrV ha Te safety laws as crfiects load Wlte OI Ann week Mr Hob iakes her there returned to her home in Roberts ed iirearms seem to have been rrvarr cimk ,in the morning fcnfl goes after dale, Alabmaa generally overlooked of late Wo Say f M o Clark and was in Detroit hpr at niaht Mr and Mrs Ben Whire with, never remember a time when so aalflrlc Don Stackable one Pincknev M J 1 M r Vi K rWrn Dill ioiK, uou OIUKLUJI 145 met Monda noon Mesdames Mable Schaef who is ill The past matrons of Pinckney Mr and Mrs Frank White of mcrnv were shot by children t rac O E S No 145 met at the Howell called on their cousin, s voung as 4 years old who wrooitin ne Masonic temple Monday afterFrank Hurd of Cadillac Saturday found leaded guns in their homes S unaaY In Muskeaon last week a doa fc Rea8oIl Leoa and er, Ha7elParker, Florence Bcr Gerald Henry,is teaching, miumped in an autoMandeiathenoy Reason family called a dchSaed, killing the the Fred Carpenter home in Pon hn and Hazel Poulson were the the Taptxm intermediate school loaded shotgun m the car which ne hostesses Detroit this year was discharged, killing the ine Mrs Neie Vcruahn spent lcrst MrsViola Cheritrm of anadcf owner of the car Maybe it is tiac f k at the Roy Merrill home in is visiting at the Georae Siively bout time to sart another Sat VicL eundav Firt campaign n Ann rpor bunaay Trhster The Ona Campbell family were home since June 25, 1950 Ajmy 81 Air Force 623 Marines 226 rfigures are avaiablle for the rr vy Total enlistments were ov 3,000 CAHD OF THANKS We wish to thank our past Rev F Schmitt, our good neigr bars and friends and the Swa thout Funeral Home for the v pathy and many acts of kindne extended to us at the time the death of pur Brother, Bert Sylvester Harris i Francis Harris 1 Mrs P H Hoonan Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 13, 1950 Description An account of the resource September 13, 1950 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 1950-09-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch