355 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/01291e46cfd047a57e8fd6a34c5bd71f.pdf e7a2c658da2fa03335148d5637478ee1 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. , DUPATCH Wednesday February 1, 1954MICHIGAN MIRROR BASKET DonaW Winn Although Republicans controll thethey COMMUNICATIONThe interior the Duomo consists No 56aHMf Gtiurctattt Mays Cauiote Cteca r Fr Albert Schiwitt, Paster ttaaea 80o and 1000 aundevotion Fnuay evening HilSlSeW CURRENT COMMENTjtw taxes due to reeoid fcas tmt want the legislate e UMtU automation and fit peace time j yi thereSp Hannan was high man with 17 The uw Piratea m Josi to J to McCleer was more Lonme Leonardo worked f 1495 ug onforeb00Utuwoarc The governor wants higher uagtjtfptoyaiaat rminsaiaon, farmeraiK more state police, added menaad a budget 60,000,000 Hollingsworth than last year H ,7i ef GOT Williams appointments jienryface confirmation at this session Wyhe Republicans expect to hold back j Huhman of them in case the next gover Pgy is RepublicanThey did however Kennedy Frday night they entertain Dexterhere , the league leading teampinckney Vwilt FG pp TpIiuni8 which is located down in theissecond century andsideied a much better attends conMorniaiSanaay Scfr olYoung Peoples Meeting fallow ship Service 100011008002 1354 72 2710 3 2240 17mfirm Tom Downs to the Micchi j Kartland Vanity FG FT PF TPIvan Unemployment Commisson af r rr i rtar rerfusing to do so for 3 sessions to idea of a school for bad drivis gaming support It was killedat the special session It providestfcal all persons who get 3 traffic titireta in 2 years must enroll in a4rlYrs achoolit cost 5 for 6 weeks An effort Is also being madethe drunkometer test Thetatt u used in 17 statesAt i LingMcDevittBoutell J SimmonsBoutell DCallaghanHidenaurChristensen Winegart Pinckney JrVarsityWakefield Holiingsworth , Sockow 00120 3 04 1 010 413 00 2 41 2333 24 1 0128 19084FG nPPT3 0 2Clark 7Rady 2hrown 0jVieOteer , 2Gerycz 0Imus 4Singer 0White 2Bvrjr 0Pieiras 0HiuUand Jr Varsity FGiAruoid 2Cnristansen 1 10040 010 00011 10131 110 20240 70418 40 5090 410FP TPCase 0Winegarner 063 0 3010 006 4 5105 S 32 0 72 1Q 0012 4 Scala theatre which is one ofworlds famous opera housesFrom Milaa I went to Verona anddowr to Florence, the most beauiful place in Italy Some of the huitiful pieces of art would shock snencanaThen I went to the cathedral tMaria Novello, which is of the 1 rhcentury, and is known as the crtcenter of the world Then I we tothp Palazzzo Vecchio also 13th century The area there is filled withstautes of every descriptor I took a lot of picture Then to the PonteVeecho which is a bridge over the River and on which are manysimilar to those in VeniceHere are the tombs of Galileo Michae lAngelo Foscolo, Alfieri andCanovoFrom Florence I took the train toto Pisa on the Ligurian sea and sawthe famous leaning tower and cathedral ther3 Then I went to Rome,then to Pescaro on the Adriatic seaand Ancona, Frlogno and north toAssisi This was the home of StFrancis I sawhis tomb which isabove the altar in the Basilica which is a church or rnhr 3 decks ofchurches and the i of the Fraaciscan monks hit1 ut on the mountain topI foimd a d here from Kenosba, Wisconsin ho v3 working in the monistary He has beea here 7months and hi pnar jr jeb iXaheVj them around the birthplace and tomb of St Francis fi J n Winger, fasterSchool 980 a m Worship 1045 a mI Bight prayer meetingat the cfturch ai 100Wed cfeoir practice 730 p mfbe feufesM36 Weat between Main and , lnadilla StreetRe Keith Buegaegger, PastorSunday School 945 a mMorming Wership 1050 AMYouthEvening Service4Xf Qir Jractice Wed ir Practice Wad 700800800 40070 p mp mp m p mp mGUEST NIGHTATUHIMY FERUARY 4, 1936700 P M at Pinckney Hih School KindergartenLarry Klein has a new sled urv1Dc Wayne Baxter some chick iuPamela Koch went to her grandmothers Sun JJean Gaidnei nu cecklace, Ricky Wilson was i i ai accident when his mothers ,Jtkidded on the ice We have siacuour new work booksRody Widiovv is yoing to have a swing uicl haries Chambers dad caucitwun fishCarl Taurianinens gran 1 nunti from the Straits visited him inij Anderson went to Lansing jLiiily Miller had a louihiJUeu Lida VVhitieys cousins visit ted her SundaySecond GradeJuthy Heath, Dennis Parker, Lois Miirey, Pamela Grant and Kuiylicathy have new shoes Mike Uaiver and Elaine Darrow weic at thsKi Low limy lientz, David Chan Dcs and Linda Curt were slio iown hill Kathleen Singer womiisiing Fred Twitchelia dud wiice fishing Paula Wilson was in acr accident but escaped injuryLoisShiruy visited hei aunt HelenSii Ciai visitei her tfrandpaivnts a Jjikt VanLllaiicums Iand par w iiced her Carol Alenkes paivm, tiii A wedding, Stan Lind was n,iIli wah his parents and caught UcmostFourth and FiftnSL latiue Posters sister hs v, u1 glasses Kollenc Singers weiai Jdiii Sunday The Cub Scoutsaii oiii to the Shrine Circusuiiiayv e ue oi theConservation releases have beenB ieleases on the Kieat val apen and its use in paper ei arly lumbermen shun it in favor of the pine and hard nd OJU ,uAia chink its raL a jtiLi i Aivwy ThisbO years ao theliun v, ereHudson wel i pojlar is u member of the asp tanily There the logs were rolled into puJp Sprucemixed with them to give slronr fiberThe pulp bout 3 foot squareinches thick aid andi beinge paper a,uaixs wrvwere shipped fojjiJiariti to be made in to paperJam1 s Henry, father of Jesse drovetjic mule team which hauled thei to the Dexter freight houseami toi u lad of pine logs to theuiljj mill This mill ceased operationliK i7 It was said anhii oj making pap r ici fectod At Osborn oniv iodveen Annfir j iiiill tualc jiaper from strawu as heay blown paper usedby butchers and carpenters A man ho ixujiiit huue amounts of strawavid hauled it tr the mill was called Naw Stabler cheaperhad bfeathe HuronArbor and DexJack our inRooms Open 600 p m loVisitors The Menu Features Venisonu May Bring a NonMasonicFor Reservations Phone FrankICT Ne 47 HowvlPy, Curtett UP 8ani Pinckney i PROGRAMns ana tin pnpiarjr JD M, xa ,iVWcation , Chaplain the EojHishlJMbpl and show WeTcomciffBw6 VairSlamboalOVM and Introduction of Toastmasterj Toastmaster Olin Robinson D D I Gradeoictud new oUiceis andiiJLieis ihe second semester liiianu Gubaciiy Vice Pr Licny dydf Sec, John Vilsoi,, xiva, heryl VanXorman Bonoivuiiii ahd Judy iiaines were neitheriiOil or late the iirsl semester,A w liae may new books we are mJcjjiii ii Liok review Kaien Donwin matie a iorama lor the story JJ l ht Little Lost SunbeamThe Kihook class are reading transport tion stories They are collecting pi our youth thieves wouldiik of breaking into anvn as a school as there would be money in either place T B, Can polio Hart fund and otheres were unkrovrn Ther magazine, athletic reiuifh funds At the time orwerehotof the erive thetiitseniMMarilyn VanSlambrook School DAR Repreiiitaive, a Senior NOTESProsecuting attorney, J ton i FNejfhboring NotesThe Galilean Baptist Church atPortne Lnke which ha ben hold ing meetings sincp 1951 and built anew church , was officially organized last weekThe Detreit Edison Company Isbuildinsr a new suhatation at Bidgh Sinng by theHill ToppersIntroduction DistinguishedVaBarrettesdav night on the dutiesjWasaoutorNext Tuesday nUnt Treas, Vernor of Washtectanty will talk on taxes1R1 MOTHERS CLUB JlotVers Qub will meet in theH vrpetj room in the Elemetary b fljt 700 p m The schoolfrill jbt present nd answerTILLAGE CAUCUSTik Vill of Frank Seger who recently sold theBrighton Arjrus has taken over theThompson Realty Co while MrThompson is in Florida , The Mellus hospital, Brighton obseived its 25th anniversary Jan30 It was founded by Dr H P Mellus in 1931 He died in 1936 Dr Mai McGregor is the present hossupt76 pints of blood were received atthe Red Cross bood bank at Hart land last week Robin Carr, Fowlerville Holstein a bull toThen I returned to Rome It isiimpossible to tell you all I taw thereand i wont even try I walked on the Veneto on which is located theU Embassy, up the hill to PortaPtc4ana d through the gate of the old Roman wall to Villa Umberto Primo a 17th century park belong The Banjo Queeaing to the Borghese family, then to Mexican DanceFmVio Terrace where I got a view CaseV Rodngues and Wifeof the dome of St Peters and of Addre8s Wlfrad Erwinothr churche Thetv to te Tiber, Accordian NoLarry VanSlambrookIntroduction Masons and Guest by P W Clurlett A MeStunt Contest iap vajJh in W w1 crosseed by, P Marghetitabidge, passing the Palace of Jus tiro and stopping at Castlp St Anelo built in AD 135 as tomb for Eruperior Hadrian It was later converted to a fortress Lend has it that Pope Gregory leading aplague saw a vision of Archan Michael sheathing his sword whichhe interpeted a a sign the pKuwould nd A bronze statute waserected to commemorate the eventWill be held at the fire hall on Feb 1956 at 2 oclock p m toCandidates for offices toHIM at the Annual Village Elec 259 attended the Knight Templarspancake supper at Howell last weekDick McMacken, a junior in Howell high school has won 8 letters in 2 gh s s won 8 letter in 2n efi Monday, March 12, 1956 viz yeara in all branchei of sports, foot ffidnt Gk T 3 TMildredJaauary Clerk, Treasurer, 3 Trusterms, 8 trustees toAssessorClerk28, 1956tm to this article in Goat Journal HIM RIGHTourthe National ball, base ball basket ball and trackRichard Vines, Charles Hefner,Jerry Crofoot, Donald Adams and Howard Fredenburg pled guilty towrecking the Marion town houseschool and will be sentenced Feb 20 pled not guiltyandup occupied by the Popes when RomeWM invadedFrom here I went to the VaticanCity and Basilica of St Peter infront is an area surrounded by aneliptfcal colonade consisting of 4rows of 284 columns, an Egyptianobelisk that rises in the centeracircusof Nero was located and hundreds ofChristiana suffered martydom StTwo youth Danald Martin,18 1, of Emperior ConstantinoWt emjey cet keeping so mucht ar coats and subto the Dairy Goat Journalart fratafnl for the informationcawtaUad i HE4SUT BALL SCORESBaxtar 17, Beysville 46 Manchester M, South Lyon 42, Howell 43,MM 4J Brighton 05, Clarence Milt II ftaRae U, Lincoln 57 FlatMm I, Duadat 44, Roosevelt 56 48, Uatorsfty 6, Chelseaftaa Arber 74, Lansing Easteis Oaatrflla 69 Boys Vocational 76, Baslett 52, StockFwlanrille 42 Swart17, Mt Korris 49 MecosU g, Sand Lake 54S3, Leslie 76,Willold aon who is Jeaming to milk week as he was retturning from theBan for them In fact ho haa DexterHartland basket ball gameaharfo of the enterprise ai Cain plod ruflty and got II aayi te wo see things are done right, jaii Martin Btood mute and will beltl a fha experience which he fully I tried He is out on 133 baildoliquency is expected The Morelock Basket Works at Fowlerville was damaged to the extent of several thousand dollars lastweek by fire The engagement ef Virginia Driver of Fowlerville to Terry Butler,son of the Jack Butlers rt Gregoryin announced,Milford Lodge No 165 F A Mwil honor a Demolay Chapter forboya from 14 to 21 James Kleisorge, 21, of Bayconnty and Norman Bauman of Cass county escaped from the Cassidy Lake Tech School last Wednesday night They invaded a cottage at Sugar Loaf Lake and beat up the Iowner, Henry Stoelo They were were picked up at 330 a m at theChrysler Proving GroundsThe J J Taciplttona of FarleyRd, Pinekmy, celebrated their 50thIt Flit Utley 64, Linden wedding anniversary at thur daughb mti U, Uaw Lotarup 41 tar home ia South Lyom Jam 11 to the St This churched m 1450 and a new church ed in 1506 The dome of thising done by Michael Angelo ibeautiful The population ofcan City is 1000 To the right ofthe church is the building where the Pope lives It took half a day to gothrough St Peters II shall not describe it as it can only be seen not not described To Be ContinuedTHE PINCKNEY PEGSThe Pinckney Pegs Extensionmet with Mrs Earl Schuraantopic was civil defence The is with Mrs FrancisFeb 15 at 1 p m ThenextANNOUNCEMENTMr and Mrs Frank Haddennouaco andaughter Shirley to Robert Aldrichvon Mr and Mrs Ernest Aldrich Of PmckneyA fall wedding ii plannedSchool closed today for the Uachiastittttt at FowknilU rONGRESSlONAL LETTERCongressman Don Hay worthruminations for appointment toL1S Merchant Marine Academy to beheld in Michigan March 1 I tlitj ho ualify the Academy ofers a f i ee year college education ii all nses paid Graduatesreceive M regular Bacheler of Science L rce plus a license as aMerchant Marine Officer and acommission, in the naval reserveDuring heir sophmore year theyvilJ be r irned to steamships anddraw R 50 a month A physical examination is necessaryThe qualifications aie betweenthe ages of 17 and 21 years, a highpraduate by next June330 will bechosen If interested write Cong Don Hayworth, Washington D C tures HnT oltfJirrST Were ladnil GalJip is back is schoolriftl GradeSjMii bee winiRi s wereIII ajn and Nancy JioadiUMncJ1i n,,,j iJuda aiJ Gary Davis i nys on punishment forwitiid misbehavinji aiwwwiit happen anMi ilvu xiesentaLivcs for our nominating cummittess for the studentcouncil were elected today They arc Wallace Singer and Camille liudaPresicienLs aw on our list fur oursocial study We do one, his bio graphy and his picture is drawnAlo Michigan arimals are iuiluded in our bulletin board display Ourrelief maps shov ng product , citiesi schools and sanitariums c aic made of a salt composition We aresi ill writing letters to Clifford Egeler We are proud of our reportcards but find it is harder to stay on top than to climb there It meanswork We have some nice library pupils were asked toeach If a pupil died thecried money for flower class started their yearth U made at i box social and, i ride Abo 30 was added toiii thi senior year by serving dinn s There was no senior trip or J1 op in h c diy and the PHrd did not allow schoolplays or dances evnt w thr, jtion driven the seniors by theiocs usually at a juniors homeMike aSk l liitvc broke into tho exter mj Pinclney schoils andot about s0 which included theolio funds, b saKa, milk and funds besi, money in theliiirsdesksr Sefrvtsa vo easy tb iiito as much glasb i used in construction and mor nf themlocated just outside the villageliMchti A fatalFifth and Sixth tiradesOur school for the first Lime is going to have a student council Wehave elected a nominating cmmittee They are Jackie Young, DonaldBarker and David Otwell iinckneybeat Hartland Friday 58 to itfMonday was President Franklin Roosevelts birthday He will be dead 11years in April new wave of teen age violenceresulted in a strong effort to , down in Ihem In Chicago two stabbing in fights betweentrcti agu gangs caused police to ar rcsi all teen agers with police records Jn Michigan Ii teen agers TVOUI Haxel fark face the electrichair for killing a tavern keeper in jiiioWe doubt that these spasmodk nttempts to curb ten agers will will get many results They are notj uhiained enoughHo far our only cffoiis to rehabilitate youth are the reiorm school and prison camp schools The latter ar a new ideaarm might work out if operated compotentlyALTAR SOCIETY ELECTS St Marys Altar Society has el elected the following officers President Sally DoyleVice President Ruth Ann KeiserSecy Jeanette SingerTreas Helen SingerTIC Dueuot NOTICEto delay in the school hotstart February 1 thc kitchenlunches willas announcedMr Clare Palmermonth at the rectory VILLAGE CAUCUSCitizen4 Tieket,ViIlae of P ckny Take Notice, a Citizens Caucus be held at the fire hall on February 16, 1956 at 7 oclock p m to Nominate Candidates for pffices tobe filled at the Annual Village Glee tion on Monday, March 12, 1956 vizPi evident, Clerk, Treasurer, 3 Trus tees for 2 year terms, 3 trustees tofii vacancy, AssessorMildred Ackley, Village ClerkDated January 28, 1956HOUSE FOR SALEThe former Lewis home locatedat the corner of Pearl and Ham burg Streets Included ia the saleof the house are a practically new hot air furnace, hot water heatertank and watar pump Bids are open and received at StMarys Rectory till 300 P M Febluary 14, 1986House must be off prtmiaea byMarch 20th, 1966 TarmaCaah O E S NO 145 CALENDARFeb TO Regular mFob 12, Dinner at templeiCO j m Public invited Feb IS Sweetheart Party The churches seem to be havingtroubles of their own of variouskinds The Lutheran church revokedthe licenses of 3 ministers last weekwho it charged were not following1thp Lutheran creed A number of thcMi ministers wre tried on thiscJiarge this year and most of themconvicted The Board of Social Relations of thc Methodist Church at the annual meeting of the church at,Mi jneapolis Aprl 9R My Q j11 tUT12 toTioyd Fulford of Wayne who isbuilding a cottage at Portage Lakej called on the Clifford Millers latj Kick Miller and Jeny Mrofka uiio hoine from Alma College over i thc week endI Albert Shirley and wife were Suncay dinner guests of the RoyWrights in Greory Lyle Hendee and wife of Ann Arbor called on Mrs Ros1 Hendee andth Walter Clark family last week T,ie left for Florida this weekeauv elebraterl her 80th birthday R W Wylie informs us thc Juniorlass had an enjoyable tobogggan Iurty Tuesday night at the ski towTommy Wylie, class president onierHis was slide masterLIBRARY NEWSNVw books at the library areBoon Island by Roberts, We DieAlone fay Howarth awt SIM BartonStudent Mont by Boybtoa mit the following resolution Methodists caught up in the social attiluucs and customs of society hawailed to live up to the teachings of thiii L id and the high principlcaenunciated by the church j We havfallen short The board recommendeed thai Methodist churches in the neighborhoods where the races arabecoming mixed should early prepjne their people to be ready to wcune into their fellowship member of all races We wonder how this willnork out Methodists have maaychurch in the south where desegra gation is not acecpted tjid will notbe lor many years Othr churchwo have tried to enforce it tharahave had troubleLIVINGSTON No7ft CALSNDA1 Feb School of Instruction attktAnn Arbor Masonic temple pm Dr Morgan Smead presiding Regular Communication of livingston Lodge Tuesday night Ftb7 at 1p mw i SPECIAL ONE WEEK ONLYCompleOil Chang 75c Note of 25 Yean Afe Pbekney Iadepenednta split evenlost week They tost to PlymouthT B F Goodrich Tires, Batteries, AccessoriesMarathon Station445 East Main Street Phone UP 8 3196 Robert Vedder, Mgr g if if if if if if if ifCOMiTAND BRING YOUR WIFEi1 TOE Piadney MASONIC TEMPLEWHENFROM 12 2 PM ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12 WHYMOTHERS LINCOLN DAY DINNER WHO BYER NO 145 0 E SWHAT FORHELP WORTHY GRAND MATRONS PROJECT ALSO TO EAT A A GOOD DINNERPINCKNEY WALK ON Alt MtmiomVEIVETEEZ SKOES1 a c ICALL A I YOU CQNVBWIn home of jilace of bqwowi No ivo ,taaid Today,ferFrttDHAN rows of Ann Arbor 364 to 18 Swar thout had 19 points the first gameand 9 tne second Boy Reasos got7 the first game and 18 the secondThe high school beat the HowellHowell Reserves 21 to 5 Stanley Dinkel had 9 pouts for Pinckney The Patterson Lake donee ballwa raided Thursday by Sheriff Fin ley and his deputies Roy Nash,Claude Fawcett and Irvin Kennedyand Wm Crone arrested for sale of liquor He is out on 1000 bail putup by Joe Bush Herman HSwarthoutetired mailcarrier died suddenly Saturday of aheart attack He had been fishingat Half Moon Lake with his sonin law, William Kennedy jr He leaveshis wife, 2 sons and 2 daughtersThere are 2 brothers and a sister Livingston Lodge will celebrateher 75th anniversary Feb 27th with banquet and MM degree The pastmasters will work the degree The Bass Lake property ownersof Center line will put on a minstrelshow here Feb 7 Pinckney OES, No 145 hold adance at the temple Feb 13The Thomas Read Estate hastraded the 2 brick stores occupiedby the firms of W W Barnard and Claude Reason Sonsa cottageat Patterson Lake to EHhue Wiggle for a 4 family apartment in WindsorOntarioMis Eliza Gardner entertained allKr children and their families Sunday in honor of her 75th birthdaThe Christian Endeavor will puton a one act play and pageant at their box social and Fellowship niteon Feb 6 The cast is Walter Mallana Mildred Jack For pageant Dan VanSIambrook, Hazel Chambers,Lonnie VanSlambrook, Marjorie HendeeMadge Jack, Mirnivieve MeabonRalph Hall, Stanley Dinkel and Morwin Cimpbell HOWELLt THEATRE B9VEU MICHIGAN LEE THEATREWHITMOft UUtlI liday, Satanfey Fefc f, IDonate FtatveTHE GUN THAT WON Tfce WB9Wednesday, Thursday, Feb 1, 2Glenn Ford and Dorothy MeGvireTRIAL iFriday, Saturday Felt 5 Double FeatureCUudette Colten Barry 8olUan TEXAS LADYIn Saperseope and Color Morgana, Paaa Rere1B TecfcalcolaffDUEL ON THE MISSISSIPPT , inLex Barker and Patriea Mediaa CartoonIJohn Agar and Mara Corday laTARANTULASunday, Monday, February 5, 6Matinee Sunday, 230 p sm jianne Crain and Kittie K alientmTHE SECOND GREATEST SEX is CfoemScope and Color Sun, Mom TneSn Feb 5, 6, 77Gary CooperlaCOURT MARTIAL OF BILLY MITCHELLaesaBcope tnH Color fe Warmer Color5ewa uutooNw tattyNotes of 48 Years Ago Dr W J Walsh of Ann Arbor ref bor were Sunday guest of the MrsMargaret Clark familyMThe Ralph Hall family called onthe Russel Lasho family in Ply mouth Sunday Ur w J waisn oiEarl Stafford and family of Jack wRh Dr Adamg ofson were Sunday guests of the Har h opened dental office Qverold Porter family i druR store Homer C Millen has bought out the Whites in the Four Mile Lake Cement plant and is preparing toreopen it WiUatn Kennedy who moved toDetroit last fall has moved backhere in part of the Teeple doublehouse Frank Peters is carrying his la ,suiL against Thomas Birkett to thesupreme court The circuit courtfont no cause for action Cecil SigU Lius place, a student at the Universitiy of Michiganwas married to a Mable Jubio in Detroit last week is the report j Ii C L Siller has been appoint the Michigan San at Howell due to the ab Tues, Wed, Thur, Feb 7, 8, Janet Leigh and Jack LemonMY SISTER EILEEN Jin CiaemaScope and OlorThe Chance Club met with KittieGrieve Friday night Mrs John Farley fell and dislocated her shoulder last week The Columbian Dramatic Clubof St Marys Church will put on the play Nevada at tthe opera houseFeb 13 Dance will follow Jay Smith has been called backto work at the Chelsea Stove Worksas Judge Kinne has ordered theplace reopened and they will run un til the material on hand is used up The Modern Woodmen of Ann Ar bor degree team, initatied 16 in theMaccabee hall Tuesday nigh when aModern Woodmen lodge was formedhereMrs James Mclntee Fisk died onFeb 1 Besides her husband thereare 2 son and 2 daughters In the council proceeding JohnMonks was given a contract to runthe village snow plow for 175 a day John Jeffreys drew 13 for thefeeding of tramps last monthI S P Johnson got 950 a moatth for the kerosene street lights Wednesday, 1mndy, Feb 8, 9Ray Mfflaad, Jmm Coffins and Parley GrangeriaTHE GIRL IN THE RED VELVETSWINGNovelty Newa Cartoon in CineaiaSeope and Color ,SYLVANTHEATREThur, Fri Sat, Feb I, I, 4 John Wayne and Laarene Baeal BLOOD ALLBY In Cinemaaeapo and CpiorSunday, Monday, February 5, 6 A Picture Film RomanceTO CATCH A THIEF and this ia that firlGrace Kelly eoatarrinf with Cary Grantni SuperScope Techincolorin VUtavision and TechnicolorTue Wed, Feb 7, 8MidWeek SpecialVirgina Mayo and Dennis MorganisPEARL OF the SOUTH PACIFIS in SuperScope and TechnicolorExtra 3 Stooge ComedyThur, Fri Sat, Feb 9, 10 ,11 Ronald Regan, John Payne andRhonda FlemingBrett Harts Famoua Story TENNESSEES PARTNER1iu SuperScope and TechnicolorSunoco Fuel Oil HAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR BUSftNEStfWe Are Ready to Service You on Both No 1 and No 2 MlVILLAGE ELECTION, MONDAY, MARCH 12,1956VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY, COUNTY OF LIVING STON AND STATE OF MICHIGANTO THtf QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THENotice i hereby given that in conformity with the Michigan ElectionLew, i the undersigned Village Clerk, will,upon any day, except Sunday and a legal holiday, the day of any regular or special election or primaryejection, receive for registration the name of any person who poseasea fee qualifications of an elector in said Village not already registered wholay apply to me personally for such registration Provided however,Oat I can receive no names for registration during the time intervening between the THIRTIETH DAY before any regulor special or officialprimary election and the day of such election If the 30th day shall fall Saturday, Sunday or a legal holiday registrations shall be accepted iag the next full working dayMONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1956REGISTRATION DAY A actioStatsence of Dr Kennedy wj K M Glenn was giVagainst Clyde and Wilast week in a trespassCharles Mould of this place has acontract to cut 5000 cords of wood near Fowlervllie He has an adv formen20 friends of Claude Monks gavehim a surprise Saturday night onhis 15th birthday, ALS9 AS USUAL WK HAVE THESNOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THT WLLL BE AT 379 W MAIN ST THE 80TH DAY PRECEEDING SAID ELECTION Murray Kennedy and AmbroseKennedy and wives spent the weekftnd with the Tony defillippes at Ta was and had dinner at FrankenmuthSunday Jack Young and family were Sunday guests of Mrs Howard May of Unadilla The G W Latimers of MasonSunday guests of the Lawrence Best Quality of Coal Oil and Building SupplierD E HOEY SONSPhone HA 68119 DexterTHE RIGHT ANSWER I From m until 800 p m on said day for the purpose of Reviewingthe Registration and Registering such of the qualified persona in said Village as Shall Properly apply thereforNotice is hereby further given that I will be at 379 W Main S WednjsThe name of no person but aa Actual Resident of the village at the timeif, Feb 8,Friday,Febl0 and Monday, Feb 13 from 800 a m to 9 amof said registration until undee the Constitution, if remaining suchresident, to vote at the next election shail be entered in the registration records M,, xxziI MILDRED ACKLEY, Village ClerkONtd Jaauary SI, iM CAftPETST4SAFEDEPOSITBOXWheres the safest place to keep important paperstuch as bonds, stocks, deeds, abstracts, insurancepolicies also jewelry and other valuables A safe deposit box, of course It offers secure protectionagainst fire, theft, loss or misplacement We have afew boxes available in various sizes Stop in and seethem now The cost is surprisingly lowESTABLISHED 1866 INCORPORATED 1915HOWELLPINCKNEYOVER NINETY YEARS OF SAFE BANKINGTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKPINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Kings Daughtrsmeet with Mrs Eloyse Campbell on Thursday Feb 2, at 8 p m,Bring thegift for hospiUKPearl Madsen,See Don Mercer of Howell waa hurtlast Thursday p m when his eartunred over at the Duane Mayersfarm on the Howell Rd He waa tak en to McPherson hospital His sisterinlaw, Priscilla Cooper waa driving Mrs Ethel Sprout waa a Sunday, day guest of her slater, Mrs Jennier MatfcJMef f The George VanNormana wereSunday dinner guests of the RobertSeefeld family of Joslya Loke The Mark Nash family etertaJaedthtr children and families Sundayday Mrs George Wilde sr, of Ann Arhot spent the week end at tthe How ard Read borne The Howard Readsliack from Cuba Hay The Robert Read family wareSunday dianer gueete of the JiJ J 4 f V Wednesday Fbnut y 1 , 195 6 v s Hatter Postoffie eo f Mate s 11 4 B e Hovat t 8 8nbecdptkf t Ma i Kicfca T IUNGERI E Eugene Diake l sr wa s a patien tlas t wee k a t St Jo e hospital , An nArbo r fo r a bac k nijury A stee l girde r ha s bee n pu t unde rth e floo r o f th e Masoni c templ e i nth e foo d locke r building Th e Maso ni c lodg e roo m an d dinni g roo m ar eal o tt o b e painte d an d redecorated ,Th e Dougla s Hors t famil y AFanuingto n an d Cork y Hamme lUSN , Norfolk , Va , spe t th e wee ken d a t th e Everet t Hamme l home Do n Swarthou t too k Alber t L a Ion U s o f Bentle y Lak e t o McPhrso nhoaptal , Howell , Sunday t GENTS FURNISHING SCANNE D GOOD S SHOESGROCERIE S DRYGOODS MYRON HUGHE SComplet e Lin e o f Plumbik g Fixture si,an d Supplie sElectee , Oi l an d Ga s Hi t Wate r Heater sCOMPLET E LIN E 0 7 PUMr S W E SEL L W E INSTAL L SERVIC EKEED GENERAL STOREWANTED Laundres s fo r H Vaaae r wa s i n Detroi t o n j buaiaea Tuesda y , X PH T II P fl1 Th e Jac k Slurp s o f Lansin g spea t I ifls U l OSunda y a t th e Le e Lave y home Le eLave y an d wif e wit h AlxsMa e Mec z01 Howel l lef t Monda y fo r a 30 day svjsi i in Florida Thei r sister , Mrs Gra i Nil e am i husban d ar e a t Or lando Bo o Can an d Mis s Joyc e Orten dah l o f Gran d Rapid s an d Mik e Car ran d Barbar a Fludi l o f Michiga nWJI V Sunda y jjruest s o f Mrs Edit hCarr ji in Campbel l an d Eri c Ro eatteio d a n Argu s meetin g a t An nArbo r Saturda y night ,iui,, Pete r Crocket t an d famil yGre t vtvy calle d o n tth e Chri s Camp bell s las t week Kic k Mille r an d Jerr y Mrofk a e xpec c t o atten d th e winte r carniva l a tAlpen a thi s week endi Th e Russel l ulove r nunil y o f Web b bervill e spen t rfunday with th eGerr y Eichmans Th e Ear l Packe r famil y ha s mo ve d fro m Portag e Lak e t o th e Kolli sWyli e apartmen t o n Eas t Mai n St Th e Ale x Caii h famil y o f Detroi t calie U o n th e Willia m Shehan s Sa turday tull y Sheha n o f An n Arbo rcalle d Sunday Th e Keit h Bradburys o f Chelse aaiic i th e Lamber t Henry s o f Detroi tcolle d o n th e L J Henry s an d Jes eiunrys Sunday Th e Rober t Pike s attende d a birt hdaypart y fo r Ersto n Clar k a t Un adiiii d Thursday Othe r guest s wer eth e E d Rounsifer s o f Genoa , Rober ti Kent z an d wif e o f Howel l am iI Mrs Un a Bentley i Ro y Dillingha m an d wif e calle do n Charle s Cas e an d wif e o f Howel iltis i week Mr Cas e ha s bee n ill Th e Joh n Wratheli s o f An n Arbo rcalle d o n th e Joh n Boyui s Friday 1 an d th e Reube n Centner s o f An n Ar bo r Sunday Th e Delh i scloo i in Washtena wwher e Mrs Mildre d Wals h Wheele rha s taugh t fo r 4 0 year s is conside rconsoidaJ Liiigwjt h Dexter jt, fi Junio r Doyl e wit h Bo h Henryof VtlUVJ kHowel l attende d th e hea t Lake sMachiner y conventio n a t Milwauk 1075 E M3 6Wagoner s i irocer v606 6 PINCKN O 10A DMeriandi sLOWPRICE SBee r an d Win e T o Tak e Ou tHON E HQWEI , 795J2 G k CUGoiN D Ltibi I,rOR K CHOPS , Lb Lb 33c , 3 Lb s fo r 65c49 c39 c10 0Monda y an d Thursda y 83 0 t o 60 0Close d Sunday s Custo m Butcherin g Tuesday sTH E HOLLISTE k MARKE T Laundres s fo ra PUTNAM TOWNSHI PEve n i n th e goo d ol d days yo u couldn t finda laundres s fo r suc h a smal l sum Bu t today ,44 buy s enoug h electricit y t o was h an d dr yth e week s laundr y fo r th e averag e family Wit ha n electri c clothe s drye r t o matc h you r electri cwasher yo u d o you r laundr y th e moder n wa yth e eas y way Follo w th e moder n tren dtowar d al l electri c living Se e th e ne w electri cclothe s dryer s a t you r applianc e dealer s o rDetroi t Edison LVe Setter eMyd WHende e attende d th e su P,r Eii F SOL D B Y SID E O R QUARTE Rconventio n a t Lansin g 2 day s week W o hea r Gen e Dinke l injure d a ve rI tefcr a in hi s bac k an d wil l b e in a1 cas t fo r som e time ,i Audre y Khkot t o f Brighto n an dI W I F Clos e an d wif e o f Linde nRpen t Sunda y a t th e Alber t Dinke lhome Gem c Meabo n a n 1 wif e return e d fru n Lovell s l a Thursday Mrs Gordo n He s o r o f Ypsilantt ispen i the firs t o f e week withtli e Andre w Nesbi t G W Latime r o f Maso n calle d o nth e Ear l Baughn s Sunday Sunda y caller s o f th e Mar k Nas hfamil y wer e Mrs Agne s Richardso narc i th e Loui s Gearhar t famil y o fHowell , Mrs Jeanett e McDonnel lan d son , Phillip ITh e Howel l Masoni c Pas t Master snigh t is Wednesday , Februar y 22n da t V p m Susa n Ayer a o f Parishvill e spen tth e week end wit h Barbar a an d Les li e McAfee Th e Ralp h Care y famil y o f Detr oit wer e Sunda y guest s o f th e Leste rMcAfees Th e hig h schoo l grirl s continu e v oin baske t ball The y won their836 8 20 wit h , where I Joe tAiid straigh t gam e wit h n o losse sSunda y dinne r quest s o f Mr and las t wee k beatin g Hartlan d 2 9 t o 20 8 Georiar e Tanale y wer e Lawren I Maroiy n VanSlambroo k hig h wit he Cambur n an d wif e an d Mr an d 1 1 point s an d Cath y Wilts e 9 Th eMrs To m Mors e an d 2 childre n o f 8t h grad e boy s los t t o Dexte r 2 2 t o 4 I WIL L COLLEC T TAXE S A T M Y HOM E A l23 3 UNADILL A ST , 2 Block s Nort h o f Par t Ga s90 0 A M T O 50 0 P M MONDAY , THURSDA Y AN D SATURDA YARNOL D BERQU1S Tr l FutureFo r You r Presen ttk t d M rwr W fo r Fo r ow t J L iida tq p wit h otf emM har eI eoopt e tki t jei, too InI go t thre e woo l Baffler ,wea r a maffler From wher e I rit , it s sometime sprett y imr U to i e a ma n exactl yth e presen t h e wants Othc peopl e s o ofte n hav e taste s an dpreference s tha t diffe r fro m ou rwAf w example , thin k o f al lpeopl e a n determine d t o th e peopl e yo n kno w wh o ci mabou t th e Useles s coffee s the beverage , an d nV cfreblemtheyr e holdin g a other s lik e me who d ra rParty Sstur hav e a glas s o f beer Bin Conmunit y flalL to mak e y r ow n choic e i s th eth e chair frcatcs t gift o f al Lpresent s you dft t tha n recetve, h Portage Lake ,Walte r Clar k an d wif e spen t th ewee k en d i n Tawas Marti n Ritte r jr injure d hi s bac klas t week Mrs Edit h Pec k wh o live s wit hMrs Emm a Dinke l wa s 9 0 year s ol dJanuar y 2 1 las t Mrs Tea s Coyl e spen t Sunda y wit hth e Ra y Burn s family 4 an d th e 7t h grade s 1 6 t o 10 Mrs Jenni e Devereau x an d Mrs Fanni e Kavanaug h an d th e Lesli e H av xr t PorUbl e Weldin g Outfi tMerritt s o f Howei l visite d th e Will LOUIE BROW NLGUkS WiiDIN G SHO PAh Acetlin e Wektag a m Devereaux s i n Sout h Bend , Ind as t week Whil e ther e Mrs Dever enu x celebrate d he r 80t h birthda yTh e Benedic t LaRos a famil y o fWhitmor e Lak e spen t Sunda y wit hth e Vinc e LaRosM 4564 PincknoyHowel l IUa dPhone Bowel l 49 5 W Ii 1 M r aoflMthinff eve nW t tt Mgfc t t o bj i fon HGmtritlu 19S6, IfaM M iirturn Hm SEE AN D RID E TH EAL L NE W 195 6 CHEVROLE TW e Cov e To p Alowanc e o n You r Presen tCa r Regardles s o f Yea r o r Mak e SE E FRE D C OTTOHILAOT t LAK B PHONIJ W nR I UIJ H UMUUNTAT1V AN N ABBO t LIVINGSTON OFFIC E SUPPL Y ytnTYPEWRITER S AN D ADDIN G MACHINE SRIBBdN S AN D CARBO N PAIE R1OUT H MICH , SALES aWATE R SYSTBIS,FLyMBINGTHE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone UP 86607 iNcJ rFINCKNEY MBN8 LEAGUEW LWater Pressuro 1HE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORMIf Write er tedef 1 Reads Lumber 68 Barnes Hotel 569 Lrry Marathon 424 Dinkels Plumbiag 49 5 Plainfiefd Farm Bureau 496 Velvet Eez 467 Detroit Die Set 37t Vans Motor Sales 9, I 0 0 No 4016 Prices Mobile ServiceV13 Gregory Tavern 863434 2819 2628 S335588474860 50 K665 Ray i Mfy, H IFiockaey MichigaaCall U0f A H U 140 PE accept WednesdaysMen, Tut, FrL, Sat 700 to t60 P MGeneral V PCLAY GUKDONLavey Hardware Team High 3 GamesVelvet Eez 2667, Dinkels 261S,theBarnes Hotel 2566 Team High GameReads 923, Dinkel 922, VelvetBar LYLE W MUNSELL ASSOCIATEnes 812 Individual, High 3 GameL Jacobs 598, A Fredenburg53, P Singer 593 Individual High GameH Taylor 248, A Fredenburg 247, I Jacobs 238 High AveragesH Taylor 178, J Ledwidge 173,A Fredenburg 172, J Mack 169, iWitlmayer 167, L Shirey 167 REG1ATEKF4SURVEYOROffice 211 Mi East Grand RiverPhone leelW Howell, Michigan W Muaseti, Astftttato rUNBRAL HDM 0 Si DirectorModem Ambulance ServtaPHONB C P 9112 4Fwd 8 f SrWteiOmnd iHowll, MichiganPhone 858KLLOYDPatricia Umphrey of Ann Arbor speui the week end with the GeorgeVtmNemaaft bu 8 R McCtosktyDENTISTTelepheae Office W5 Residence 114g fey AipoisuaeatSewell MichiganBERT WYUE,iTATB OF BUCHIGAIH The Prowi ourt foi the Oonty f Uvlnjfttenla the Matter of the Estate ofEdl Niles Potter, Deceased At a session of said Court held onJanuary 17, 1956Present, Honorable Hiram RSmith, Judge of Probate Notice s Hereby Given That thepetition of Merle Weaver praying the instrument filed in said Court be admitted to probate as the Last Will AuctioneerFARM SALES A SPECIALITYPhone Fewterville CA 3I3S6Arnold Berquist233 UnadOla 3t Pinekar,Wotcfa Bpcdripg Gold S Wgtche, Woh Banj Haadmodg Fitihm BOlfoMRitter TVSaiesTs7rviceaad Testament of said deceaeed, that RADIO A TELEVISION SKRVICB administration of said estate be grantTHE UVfY HARDWARESAY IT A I W YtlINM SS ATTO PAT A ed to Merle Weaver or some other Phene UPsuitable person, and that the heirsef said deceased be determined, willhe keard at the Probate Court on February 14, 1956 at ten A M It is Ordered, That notice thereof Prompt andCoorteouu WebsterPlnekney ftieJtia V eekjywRogtr J CaiT AfeacarCOM Lr nwiBuMeei oomEoHaiLGaft141Pisxkaej Mtce, PfcFarms, Lik ProperList Your Propel ty CariMbroker 209 North PeafCHONK U P MlfDR J OPTOMBTrByeWednesday andby ftlM CMlaoa R mL tL el ACLASS1FED ADYS jBottle Gas tke pef y caeck, it eash FarMsiMllec eaeekftv are legal evidence ef paymetfcAai ita te much stapLee uck jackette settle all yr aeeeuAts witk yea and ink madpetage ttamps iastead of personalmesseager werkBedsit yeur cash and se your eredit fee iBieslike way tpea a it be given by a publication hereof for LOST Male beagle, black, tar and , p g gthree weeks consecutively previous white, 4 yeaVc, old 21 reward for re l to said day of hearing, in the Pinck turn or information leading te reney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be serv WANTED SCRAP, JUNK CARS ed upon each known party in interest Edward Benlett, Pincksey at his lat known address by register Ihone UP 16644 Ied mail, return receipt demanded at , ni least fourteen 14 days prior to FOR SALBHOQM Trailer 1954, 45stich hearing, by personal service at foot t bedroom Greot Lakes demonleast five 5 prior to such hearing, strator 8,696 Alse H foot 1 bed FOUNDBlack and waite bedog with 4 waite feet Over pkoaeFOR 8ALETwe suits, size li luaer Greea amd Gleaploil UP I 8174 Jane WidmayerfINME MEAiHW Frst Natioaa tfaakef FeteraH Celesta ParshallHiram R Skisith, Juage of ProbateA true CopyHues M Gould Rerter of ProbateSTATE OF MICHIGAN room demonstrator 8,095 Onequarter dewnR A TRAILER SALESGiaad River at U S28, Brighton AS I FOR SALELarge Korgeeil heaUr with faa, 271 gal piping and copper tubiag b excall ent condition MM coaflB4eta Abelfleciro Chef cooV stove ge4 eeauitioa 3W Call UPRev Keith B RuegBeggerMOST Spriager spaait months old answers to nameThe Probate Court UT the County ef j Trudy, liver and white color Was In the Matter of the Eelate of Eva last seen wearing a cheke chain Mary L Hoff, DeceasedAt aWYUE L P AM tepeeiu auarea Up tefatAberdeea aad wifewere iLansing t days last wek atteadiagtae Miaaeseta Woa Mills eeana January It, 19U,Present, HaoiaJudge of ProbioNOTICE IS HEHEE7That all creditors of safd said Court,, held oa ed ia nearbyanc office for cleriea giving qualificatioas by letterBox 108 Pinckaey 0cellar with 20 feet of copper chainAnyoie kaowiag ef her whereabouts WANTED MACKlHlftTS, LApiese contact FRiDAY RAINES AN MftUNG MACHJtfl liiram A Smitf4UP l312, Pinckney A TORS, ExperienceJ TKE FRAMGIVENFOR RENTHpstairs unf uraisheM Dexter, MkaigaadeceasedPinckneys are required to present tiieir claimsIn writing and urrer oath to saideoort, and to serve a copv thereofupon FLORIS 6 CLARK efPinckney, Michigaa,311 WMain Sta fiduciary of said estate that such claims will be heardsad that th heirs at law of said deeeased be deteremiaed by said eeurtat the Probate Office en April 4,ltMIt is Ordered, That notice thereofhe given by publication of a eopyhereof fcr three weeks conseoutivelythe Pinckney Dispatch, an that thepetitioner cause a eopy of this noticeto be served anon each known partyin interest at Us last known addressby registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, orby personal apartmentPhone UP 899961LOTWalker heuntFOR RENTFurnished house, eera r0WB ip MMW waiteer of Piagree aad Sueors Rds Willsel or low dewn payment Abent 3 raies west of Pinckney UP SFOR RKNTf room house Pinckaey,hot aad cold wattererences needed Phone Webster30103 12741 st 127411 Appoliae StDetroit 27, Tesby Short F0RMiaget CarFred Fifh, SU9 Farley Ia4RNTMeUfB145 gtuart St, Phaae Glaas SMd andFRUITS MEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIES service at least fie 5 dava urlnrte such hearingHiram R 8alth, lodge of Prehatek troe eopralen If GUJUgter af forPhone Howell ISM or 11Kland and qravejt araded at mis ed akoI FISHMAifflTI QUALITY STATE OF MICHIGANI The Probate Covt tor tne Oeanty afUvingstonEdla M Potter Ment Inc At a mJon of said Court held onJanuary 25, 1966 Present, Honorabe Hiram RSmith,1 , EKAtY MIXBD COCREtB Pham a I GBAra OOMFAMY fFhontRA4 mike weet of HoweH, at 4850 ttoo tVirfcL PhocM wON if II BOWBKVMrs Eloyse Campbell with MrsRalph Gleaa ef Gregory attended Water Wells andU Hakes ef 831 Beaterkis weekffVnm is heresy grvea that thepetition of Delaa Garrisoa the the guardian of said estate, prayiagher final account be allowed cad the af said estate assigned toentitled thereto, wffl behand at Osj PrehaU Court en the list day of February, ltMIt is Ordered, that aottta thereofbtflm by publication ef a eopyjpfiecs to said day of hearing, tothe Pinckney Dispatch, and that the patlUusin cause a eopy of this netfoeto be erred upon each known partyby rasjtotsiod mau, twtofli receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14 prior to such hearina er by personal at teees fivo f days prtor to Mrs June Headee andspvnt tke week end with her pifartithe Ed Nueffers f Holt Albert Dinkel aad wife called faiArbor ORDER YOURCOAL iHirasm S Ssaite Jndsja ei FIU YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRK2POCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER CALHARD COAL SOFT COALFEED SUPPLY COMPANYCelesMa ParehaH 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 February 01, 1956 Description An account of the resource February 01, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-02-01 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/b70cde42a01c334b2441bdf0fa41d2a6.pdf f9de1836ec104cf947e6d5ff416cbb7e 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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A nv wVelraume 78 MICHIGAN Michigan legislators areinto the 1956 campaign withage of issues As the session wearson major issue appear to be thegovernors btdtfet and Republicanterta to cut it down, The governoi claims a 2G,0J0,OU surplus andvanta government operations expanded 60,000,OJO to be paid for out of increased tax collectionsEvenwith this expenditure thee will bea surplus oi fl,OOU,OJOThe itepabiicaus bay tais sarplusis mostly on paper and there areenough extra demands pending nowto eu, it upfSutte Lhuiman x jikensew says if there is a surplus itsliOUiu Da paaseu un lo the people inreduced taxes But history do 23 not record nere was ever a uiz 1 eduction in the history of Michigan Theaaies tax enacted in 1933 was supposed to be temporary but it was put01 the ballot and people voted itinto the constitutionBoth parties know the plight ofthe farmer with dectsting farm prices will be the chief issue thisyear vThe Democrats have held 8 farmmeetings in the state and the Re publicuns one The Democrats want a90 percent parity program and the Republicans the soil bank plan Thetrouble with the latter is it wouldbe some Lime before it showed anyresults TH1 ISBtGrNIY DMPATCtf Wednesday, February 8 1956COMMUNICATIONBASKET BALI NEWSDonald W in jrerl ReporterLast Friday the pinckney Pirates From theVatican I went to thewere wallopped by their old rival Roman Rorum According to traditDexter 48 to 21 Pinckney jumped ion this is where the batile betweenoil to a 4 point lead but Dexter scor the Komans and Sabinjs took place ed ti points to shoot aheadand stay j 2UG0 years ago following the rapeed there 1 vi the Sabine women Then it was aMosher had 13 for Dexter and I market place Later it became a political religious and commercial cenfer and now is pile of ruins I wentto the Colosseum next This was begun by Emperior Vespassian an 1finished by his son, Titus, for glad iatorial combats In the middle ages it was used for a fortress and in the14 th century for passion playsThenI walked out of the city wall to theoid Appian Way, an old Ronan Rdbuilt in 312 B C by Censor AppiusClaudius On each siie are rows ofCyprus andruins of early Roman11 unman 8 for PinckneyThe Little Pirates played Dexteruntil the last minute and half when they lost 34 to 25 Horning was highfor Dexter with 11 and White for Pinckney with 10Piackney Varsity FG FT PF TP03hiyga Wyiie HahmanPeicker ClarkKennedyDexter VarsityMosherClarkOMalley WentzelDevlin L LavalliDoll Devlin N 011 430 0 010 0110 21430 2 Calbolh, 6tiurci Elementary School CURRENT COMMENTSt Marys CatnoUc Frm Albert SchnUtt,feoday Mefl bUu and 1000devotions, Fndaj eveningatConiesaiona, Friday evenjf afterNoveiu Devotions and Saturday tcsoL730 to 900 9 m and Suaday be1fore the 800 MutfMeanofula UburebCaivazy Mnnonite ChurchlUr Ezra Beachy, PastorS Supt Walter fitchWorshif, 1000Schf ol 11000FT PF TP 4 43 211 0 ,3321 0 00 0 23220 10 0 tombs Then to the Calico mbThe reis a vast labyrintth of subterraneank j galleries where the Christians cu and were buried They also used itas a hiding place Tney are n junderground cemeteries The itjtburial there was in 470 A DTnireare 45 galleries in all are 86 it nderground and consist of 5 floors Each grave was marked with1110 74 22 0Pinckney JrVarsity FG FT PF TPthe DcianoisMASONIC GUEST NIGhTThe first social event held in new Pinckney gym took plae Sat Hojninturday night when over 350 attend iiaed the umunl guest niht i Living Lvncin sUn Lcdgt u 76 hicii Masoncould briny nonIIaoi uostsana some had u many at 7 Venisonfrom the University dame Reserve White WakefieldGoryczMcCleerITUS BurgDexter Jr VarsityI Bell Urpuhart 1220 8100 2 102 52 45 4 1 li0 Morning Worshipa marble plate but they havestolen and most of the bodies tooiiho 9th century the Catholic Church I001 o noved the bodies of the popes and I Bvenm Servic Young Peoples Meeting 730Fellowship ServiceWednesday S00auonal CborcaKev J V Winger, rasterSunday School 930 a nuMorning Worship 1046 a mTnurs ught prayer meeting ai the cHuich ai 800I Wed choir practice 786 p nu, fhe People s GhurehM36 Weat between Main and Unadilla StreetRev Keith Rueguegger, PastorSunday School 945 a m KindergartenWe welcome Ronnie Makin lu our room Pamela Koch was down hill, iJean Gardner Kthe chickens and animals Do Keiser milks their cow named A1,ie DeeHe has his own milking sT We folded paper and made sol hais Bob Twitchell went to th Low Sandra Salver has new h, ina Haines visited her Aunt C01nii Charlt Porters dad got 3 litt,k iv Piv a VanllliricunVa cuv, ,cd oi her ivitnaA strange docame to Lmly Miller s homeMarjoie Quessenbury, Eddie Colone an Sandra Salver have hills to tneTThe school hot lunch program w8Mai ted back around 1936 to get rid0 some of the surplus farm crops h b ujht to keep theike niaiy another r O to be tem efforts to repeal JHIUIX is on thj the conseriiij socialism andandi ,v cries icLiJoeppbishops to the different churches H0FG FT PF TP00 1 212 120 3111 016li Here is a painting of the Last supi g,er which according to scholars is j f more 3al than the one at MilanThere are large air vents extendingu bove the ground from the various onparJments One painting shows he form of pzayer used then whichas exU1 u th1 arms oit fuli2 , length while standing upright Tkurs Prayer MedngJr Choir lacUce Wed Pmrtice Wed 1050 AM700 p nu 800 p nu 800 p nu 400 p nu 9 mMi ana Mrs, Mark Holmes ool Lakeland who are in Ell Cajoa,California, celebrated their 5lth First Gradeci was 7 ycua old todaWe thank Mis SitiKti for the coo es Tory Junes moincr iML Lo b idu this tLk Toiy viiiLOC h hi iher Sunday Jeanne Kenn iuu new shoes Linda Clough slv vii us her puppet Pinnochio and 1 1the story She went to Willow KNancy Waring1 has new skutes lobert Kaiser went tobuan , hettelroes dad has a new ci, c V eerier has new shoes Xareyit y visited hej1 aunt Dade iooLiher has pneumonia Jeff Di 1 ier has a new Hudson carRare ,Xi has a new blouse Jiinri, liMhii sa 3 deer JJouy Winderh v musketeer hatJohn Tasch hasa vv IxiiL, tie clij andpin and v wiivn uf thoii ioyan that theHOIS are locai iesonsibilitiesThe ph on welfare also net this food year the yoernment added,i,uu,aoO to purchase milk to addine I1t luncnes The appropriat food was alsu greatly inciravcu The greatest number of eiuols in the history of the nationare using the program this yearIM loritt his grand mother in Ann Ai The United States did not do tooj weI in the winter Olympic games in ity, losing most of the events sucha Lei iledding, skating etc We J u any bob sled racing In,1 oL111 they had a variety of itpen but the sleds were called bobs, Jhey veru made of stout planksiiiLijtcii oi J ileds The one in ti nv, i movable and the man who satv iytut on the bobs steered it rh lujit iastened to the front sled Sliding jjarties tvcre numerous and en lasted until midnight In Dex iei tlicy rode down the school houief Ki and also used another hill in the tiioii called Corktown These bobsIvch were hand made would hold 25eupleDagGuu INJUREDpropreiLor oi bialion here thfeatured the menuThc ainner wasprepared euxl wv by ic rnen jsome of whom worked all dayFrank j Zialer WUJ a iuu9e Merw inCa nip baii hpl ain gave Van Slam and introduced the toastmastev Olin RobinFrancis Dodgedeputy grand mastered Rex Sackettt grand Ciiior deaeon were present as va a grandlodge committee men and boardjuembers The enteTtannrreiTt nrimbers werethe Hill Toppers, aingersAHce Barr the Rodgiue3, buuiy hurt in an auto accident SULIj day night at Woodward and BueaaVisUt Avs, Detroit His brother,George, was driving his car whichwas completely Qeinensnea MunuyWrorpinned under the ccar andlire ctept had to be called to tutFrom here I went to Naples themost alive city in Italy I went thru Pompeii buried b vnption of MtVesuvius in AD 7C ivcre married at Toledo and havechillren Second Gradeicd Twilchell, Alan Burgiiiniie Ievinc went to the ski aito Hack in the days when little waskniwn about wild life or conserva tion the people of the state made anuubcr of mistakes They paid bountt I Sunday Dennis Reynolds had com iLs uii hawk, owls,, sparrows etc TheMcKernan son o Join KlIjy Sunday Pamela Grant, Duviiiere is apart yet to be excavited It wascovered over by lava as I thoughtbut by cinders, ashes and smahstones to the extent of 20 feet Theroad of Pompeii rare made ot vy argepdtyjronal blocks of lava fittedgat dost together grooved by wheels ofout He had a concussion and acarts and chariotsThere are raiseden anklt liiMjrLe cheat iniuries t footiiHth in v ,i u1broken ankle Ueurge chest injuriesBoih were taken to tne Highland ParK hospial i Tno Dagg family have hadtnan their share of accidents arays wiie, JVlartha lot her iifeycaj1 ago in an accident uii iaaLakefid and his fatneu ueoive in thewith a gapmcv 1 teeuawas killed last Juiy 4u weeKji one near buuih Ljon irs ucurge Dagg sr and soniuiuv OL iJetioi came outJayiMeigHloringtftt, songstress andMexican dancers Win Baughn conducted a stuntcontest where contestants had Upick rubber balloons off a wall with ice tonga and put them in boxes without brea g them Maurice Cole oiHowell Wits the winner Other contenants were John Dancer, Stockbridge, Anrd, Lovas,Fowlerville andCarl Hoif, Pleasant Lake Bud Erwin prosecutor was thepeuker lie tulJcd on the daties oithe prosecutor, illegal search andUt fact that confessions cannot beused in court without supportingvidence Th greatest number of visitors days in Florida, from Detroit, Ann Arbor and Mrs Mary Wolter between for vehicles As for the bodas caught in the eruption not manyuve been foundI want Co Reggio on the j a stopptiig pTace of SU PaulQi then to Sidly and down to Syracuse where there are many remainsox old temples and buildingsHere I got caught in a tornado Ihear, it coming and a flat on my Lomachlt swept a clean path but Iescaped it Venice was next This is uilt on 100 islands intersected by10 canals and connected by some400 bridges All transportation is onBorn to the Bernard Dilloways of vater which is all that separates and Kathryn Tipaldy McKernan,died at Chelsea Thursday He was acousin of the Tiplady iamiiie he eFineral and bunal was at Chcjls aSaturday There are several children brothers and sisters, Harry Keal, 75, a native of Dex and son of Irving Keril, formermerchant, died oi a heart attack atfiafiiyette, Tenn, Sunduy folloivingau auto accident His wife was alsobadly hurtHe was a teacher at CassTechnical high, school, Letrot from 191240 and a past master of theDexter Masonic lodge There is ason and daughter IAIV Elaine Darrow,Linda Wy search showed their principal articleV diet va mice and they got few ianiiijis ftnd Dennis Parker went1,0iie, Chiistine DinKei and Linu 1Jhijy went sliding down hillRoryuijh w a car spin on the ite aiidlardiiy it treeSharon Blades grand moiluo visited lier Linda Curts vted u ndparenU Paul Huhniiisaid h1 has a vent lurvks and owls were supposed to devowv the farmers chickens but reci J3 frogs Stanley Liiv,v lunch pail J nda Shire ingKIWANIS NOTES William Tery6r, WashTenaw ties, ed on taxes last niht Nextluesday is Ladies Night Rev C aobage of Jackson, seaker 1Li LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76FEBRl ARY CALENDARIcb 178 m FC degreestb 258 p m EA degree, IZioiil 14Past Masters lrri el ore Grand Lodge at coui 1 p mGrace Ledwidge of Dexter has beenchosen D A R repesentative bythai schoolLditor Frank Ames of the DexterLeader has returned from a fewof PinckneyHowell About 50 different lodges Dexier Road was hospitalized last Hoell a son and to the Robert Nos the buildings from each other The conjunt ion vhl1 lifjwe11 Fowkers of Lakeland last week a son Rialto is the most famous bn 1in r u T Betty Ledwidge daughter of Mrs 1 jad the chief cathedral Basiliciwere represented week when her car went in the ditchi on North Territorial Rd in Salem The Brighton Township Democrat lany beautiful mozics In the b euent is an altar over whjch is a lass coffin in which is Bishop Jusin of Venice dated MCMXLV Hehas r silver mask over hij face and silver plated handsNo lights werer but oandles which circled the cof ,cdje Uy Cni, Aioj Brighton Livingstononsor a county DeMoNew 1,These L VanSlambrook, vV MiIJRARY NLWS at the library are Pled Away by Second and Thirdh AIcMackoP iound a newlipL k tKtty Puckelt had coin an Jitiy Uorowski lakes JCL k I afT Meyeis had a onliiy r 1 1 1,iiuri DaiiK iiii newhlioe and sox, James iwnrell visited at jisafsons last weA Ann M oung1 nmthcr had a birthdayPeb, 2 iler brother, David will re3 years oiti Thursday Nancy Annonhas a new cocker spanel calkd,lus ty Marilyn Singer saw a helieopUrSunday Don Ackley is in Si ijhospital Mrs ijell, Mike 11 rdinsgiand mother flew to TorniaSaturday Pat Plummer went to theHowell movies Mary Jane Jeffreys and were a benefit and nota menace to ihe farmer Sparrowsarc the most prolific breeders of allI IJircli They were imported from Eng I land in the eighties and released n Central Park N Y They spread allover the country and is a few years numbered in the millions Huge flocks vere seen everywhere and they were1 said to be eating farm crops so1 legislature put a 2 cent boun1 n v MLVI bird Boys shot them with uir i 1 rifles without decreasing numbers much and then proi01 11 tr4ife rs on tered the fiftldThey ued nets which they spreadover straws tacks and in barns and took the birds by the thousandsDilieis 1 ed drugs and even poison SomcLimCL grniri was soaked in alcohol We 1 member once a number iapper taine co Dexter earlyspirail their poisocd or drugged griln all around the village Sooninost of the yards were filled with6eiiy birds When the trappers tn ot them householde s not let them come in theirfvisited Joan Eichman Sunday They yali to pick up the dead birds Of went sliding There are 2 stray dogs course other birds were killed toodogs bothemig Roger Bennets chick j The trapper had to take the dead is They belter watch outFourth and FiitnDtlores Schiifers father got twobin to the township clerk for anWJT r,n the tveasjier, swear they were killed in the township DeadThe ivdge of Danger by ScoggininOBITUARYA long life of gentle goodness enlad Staday evening in the passing of iub next to the bowldromeBrignWhelr Hyde Martin at Emilys , on the 3rd Wednesday each monthCoavalescent Home, Howell A son Of the late Hiram it 1 Minnie Bosworth Martin Wheeler spent his en tire life on tae Nonh H imbugfni where he was bom 78 year The places I saw wore notas miClub will meet at the Conservation Prtant to me as the people I traveller with and lived with They do VILLAGE CAUCUSCitizens Ticket,Village of Pinckney pike Rollene Singers uncle Bill vis sparrows were a messy bunch andited them Judy Darrow visitedCnairme Baxter SundayGrade clerks did not like to handlethem and often took the trappersword as to the count After the order was written the birds were supioscd to be buried Often the trapp do this but insteadof is , ft He graduated from Brighton The Father and Sun Banquetih lirihton Lutheran ChurchFebruary 9Herbert Dean of Brighton is convalescing from a heart attack The Bozarth Floor Covering pan Take Notice, a Citizens Caucusbe held at the fire hall on Feby 16, 1956 at 7 oclock p m tohave enough, The clothes they Nommate Candidates for office to , yr , u vvhrre the birds were dugWKV and the food they eat is traeic at the Annual Village Elec , f the nd of books we have in the hcrepathetic Yet they are making a tion on Monday, March 12, 195G viz llraryAVe had fllms lOllav about 5ftck recovery and iuch has been Jle9ident, Clerk, Treasurer, 3 Trus bjff C3ties Xew York ion, Phila dent Their railway stations are Ue t0 fil1 vacancyAssessor t ltlPha Baltimore and Washington Mildred Ackley Village Clerk D c Lots of work on mstPs coming FiftlSpelling bee winners were BeckieMorrisrunnerup was Ronnie Haines Xo winners in the 2d and ard sec Ci offered totion Oral book reports are interest took them anotheit cierk andir They give us an understanding the Je ndlesild John Barley, clerk at Dextermodern II menioned this to an Italian and he said Yes they were the Jated JanUayy 28 1956,JWgh school and nas served ontne el truck stolen at Howell has been first thing you bombed Their reconboard and held civic offices Jeered Detr aa parking rpction is according to the thingff trut He never married and hia loit4on Seven Mite Rd , neeoed firstAlthough the people are Howella new Central high school vey poor they seem happy Thebuidmjr was dedicated Thursday, rins are divided inf comparUimmediate survivor is a brother, Smith now being cared for in aFannington nursing home A sister,fAmnie, and 2 brother, George and David, died in childhood The funeral will be Thursday itI pm at the Swarthtout FuneralHtat, Rev J W Winger offieteriAf with burial in Sprout Cemetery7th DISTRICT ELECTIONThere will be a 7th District Masaie election at the Ypsilanti Masonit tftmple Saturday evening, Feb 11at 780 p m to elect a member ofthe board of general purposes andelUtrkt deputy instructor Olin Roo of Livingston Lodge is a canfor the board job and BarneyWUaon of Fraternity Lodge,husbandof Dorothy Ellis for instructorOnlypttt masters, wardens and masters Cfta vote, Livingston wants a gooddeiagetfoa out If need tranaportaHlP phoisi tht February 2Two boys who ran away from divided intoments1 had many onservationsthe people on the withLansing Reform School and stole a speak German rt tention to a certain seciiov of the law which read that allbirds brought in for bounty mustbe in a presentable condition Bwbounty was remdved when scientists proved the birds were a benefit to tr farmer on account of the greatwill be held at the fire hall on Feb i arr Corimcnwealth Our nominat rumber of insects, bugs and worms luary 16f 1956 at 2 oclock p m to1 commitee nominated Don Bark ,h foqtroy which are their principNominate Candidates for offices to Marguene Leach and iierrv Kui , CilUtj a this week but we are ready forI itVIII 4i iTTrtia Fiftn and Sixth GradesUnion Ticket Village of Piackncy Jam Mrttrtlir hai l birthda Take Notice that a Union Caucus Tlursday Dale Murray went to thecar at Fowlervllie were picked up by state police at odland Parkat BrightonMrs Erma Griffith,, 01 Ann Ar jbnr, teacher in the Hartland first j when north 1was killed January 31hei car hit a tree on US23,of Brighton r, havemuch more to tell you when I comehove I have colored slides which IHJJI show youWith love Welton ChamberlainAUTO ACCIDENTSVuto accidents continue to pile up to run fVictor VanAmerinjrenn, 79, an I day morning Billie Howard was hitResident of the board of education by car in front of his home at Dex be filled at the Annual Village Elecon Monday, March 12, 1956 viz are now planningident, Clerk, Treasurer, 3 Trus , programtecsv to fill vacancyAssessor SixthMildred Ackley, Village Clerk Dated January 28, 1956HOUSE FOR SALEThe former Lewis home locatedat the corner of Pearl and Kam Streets Included in the sale Tne ithourlv and Nort W7B vf, of the house are a Practically new and North Territorial Rdswhile hot air furnace, hot water heaterdied at the Alma Masonic home lastThursday His wife and daughterpreceeded him in death He was ai member of Golden Rule LodgeWhen Lvingston Lodge made their rip to the home last June ye editor sution watron hit tho trnVkV I iUir x oiLi w L , S Sm neKnit car House must be off premisesWitin on the Dexter school bus by tank anfl waternfS vy Ruhard Knight 19 Bid8 are V of Pinckney Knight said the bus Marys Rectory till 300 P M FebfUher light was not working A iuary 14, 1956 air furnace, hot water heaterpumpBids are open and received at Stcalled on him Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon went to St Petersburg, Flcrida,but week to visit her brotherSWve and Billie Clark of Pinckney hit the March 20th, 1966sedan A car coming down N Terr TermsCaahitoria Rd hit him ThHoward bov byXewsThe school is voting for a studentrvirc jrcsiMont The candidates arc Sritry Kaiser, of our room, DonParker, and Marguerite Lenoh WeWo are planning our graduationprogram There are 11 groups of children in our class, and each is studying a different foreign countryMost all of the 6th grade was onpunishment 3 days for throwingMmwban out of territoryPINCKNEY PESThe Pegs of Pinckney ExtensionClub will meet at 7 p m February O E S NO HI CALENDARFeb 10 Regular meeting vi,12Dinner at temple 12J00 p m Public invited Feb 18 Sweetheart PartyBASKET BALL SCORESManchester 62,Hoysvilln 47SouthLyon 61, Hartland 33 Holt 65,, Hownll 45 Saline 75, Chelsea 50Roose Dd 4Uve 59, Flat Rock 40Dundeel47 University 62, Milan 43Denit Catholic Central 77,Ann Arborv Milford 96, Brighton 67, Frtdv 3bvwaataken to St Joe hospital but All the cows in the county willl Wayne Carr spent th wetk ejulhis injuries were slight be Banca tested, starting March 1 with in Port EuroaOrKer of Milford got 40 points,nlle 63, Stockbridge 47Gainet 86,Dcvitt 45 Leslie 68, Okemas 62New Lothrop 58, Byron 48 SaieV86, Bnttton6J Fowlerville 87 Motrioe 40 WiJ AfrfrefHE PINCKNM DlbPAtfCH Wednesday, February 8jj ,ri rviceCompleteGas, Oil, Lubrication Tires and BatteriesB F Goodrich Tires, E itterie, AccessoriesMara446 East Mam Street Phone UP 3 JUG Hckt VedderMgrJl SL AD EIDE THEALL NEW 1S53 CHEVROLETWe Give Top AiovariCj on Your Present Car Rfcgat aless of Year or Make FRED C OTTO it Notes of 25 Year Ago Pinekney Independents lost to thejt Lansing Baptist Church at th Scott iieid house, Lansing Thursdaynight 45 to 30 This is the new build ing given the church by Richard Scott president of the Reo Motor Co Don Swurthout had 20 points, HvyI Keason 13 The other, players wore Wayne Carr, Har Hall and Vic iiour bornais Friday they beat Chelseavcam here to Mi Svravciioiit hiij 24 points and Reason 22i Livingston Lodge No 7J goes toj Stockbridjtje Feb 12 to work MM de i grees HTHEATRE MICHIGANJanet Leigh M Jek Leaoa faMY SISTER EILEENin CinemaScopc and Okriday, Saturday, February 10, 11 Doabli FeatureI on Curtis sad Pat CrowleyTHE SQUARE JUGGLET cer tmn hil you ,AT YOUR vci oft , ytcjr Frtt DemonTatinj HILAND LAKE PHONE UP 85560JIM WHITE SALES REPRESENTATIVE, ANN ARBORJV JACK HANNETT Mr irii Mhated thiir 501 wcJdinr arniesai y Feb 7 Thy veiu married rtCheJsea by Rev Fr ConsidinePiuckney high school lost bothgames to the Ann Arbor YMCA lastweek The first team 31 to 21 arHsecond team 19 to 17 James Wylie was given a surpriseparty Feb 4 on his 70th birthdayHarry Murphy and Merlin Laveyboth had appendicitis operations utthe Pinekney Sanatorium last weekA number of relatives of Mrs IdaMie Mowers gave her a surprise Sunday on her birthdayBert Daller was in Detroit Monas witness in the Crumbaugh caseRoss Read and wife are attendingtic lumbermens convention at the BookCadillac, DetroitMrs Maria Dinkel who has beenvisiting her daughter in Jacksn ishomeThis issue contains a letter fromMett Ohiler who is in Lockhart,FloridaNorman Clark who is in TarponSprings, Florida, cauyht a fish therewhich wrs 0 ft 6 inches loner Ho and Bert Thomas who is with himvil return about April 10 THEE NAKED SEAn Technicoloray, Monday, February 12, 13 Suuoay, z6M p m OontMiicMui ray, Dorothy MaloieUAT LKPOINTIn Superscope and Colprlu Wtd, Ihur, Feb 14, 15, 16 1, sard Keol and Aan BlythiKISMETin CinemaScope and ColorThe Tom Clarks of Ann Arb w Sunday guests of Mrs Mcrrgar LEE THEATREWIBTMORE LAKEi Fyiday, Satrdy, 1 ebrary H, 11TENNESSEE S PARTKOtin SupeScepe nd Cttor wttA Payne, Rhonda Fltaing andROHM Id Bcftccn adMU8ICLANIT CartoonMonday February 12, 13Jennifer JOAM and Robert StackGOOD MORNING MISS DOVE aad Colorcartoonark and family IWecU Thur, Feb 14, 15, IIJoan Crawford, Barry SullivanlaQUEEN BEEFtatvette Ntratty Newa CartoonSYLVANTHEATREThur, FTL Sat, fob 9, It ,11 Ronald Regn, John Payne andRhonda FlemiafBrett Harti Famoa Story TENNESSEES PARTNERI iu SuperSeopo and Technicolorof Brightonminliam, Alabama IKenneth Darrow and Harold Griff snda Monday, February 12, 13Three Rivers called on the MF Drrows Sunday The Murray Kennedy family wereSunday guests of the Ambrose Ken familyWesley Reader took Dick KennedyHerb Palmer and wife spent Sun Te Dylo Temnleions oday with the Herb jr family m Tlnrbor spent Sunday with the Al tonburned last weekFlint I bert Shirleys MU Dennis Clark to the Michiganliakot ball game Saturday nite The Charles Trost family of DearThe Dr Blatchford home at Brish born called on the Andrew Camp Sundaybei ls this u answer to todays headlinesREBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE In Cinemascope aad CtMor wttnJimes Dean and Natalie WoodWed, Thur, Feb 14, 15 16DUEL ON THE MISSISSIPPIin TechnicolorLex Barker and Patrice MedinaI Tliurs, Fri, Sat, Feb 16, 17, 18TREASURE Or PANCHO VILLA ni SuperScope Teehincolor Withliory Calhpun, Shelly Winters andGilbert RolandNotes of 48 Years Ago Charles Carrol pled gulty beforeJustice William Plnceway to steal In, sheep from Kirk VanWinkle andwas given 30 days in jailIrene Dupus of Detroit is visitingEmma Gardner Lexicr has abided their 8th teacherin Miss Nelle Ellis of Grand RapidsMrs Floyd Reason enterttined anumber of ladies Wednesday nightlirry Going has moved into theU heeler house on South Mill St vcr cute by Jake Mack who has bought lie William Black house,Mrs C A Parshall of Howell isvMung her daughter, Mrs Herbert Gillette She came by way of Lakelai and hati to Wait therVlTCTLi m to 1100 p m due to train de layThis place was blockaded 5 dayslast week by deep snow and most oX the roads uwa iarpassiuie It was net until Friday they were shovelledourGrand Trunk bridge gang Isin a oew bridge east of townMrs Elizabeth Clinton is spendingihe winter with her daughter, MrsWatts, in Peoria, 111 The funeral of Frank Smith whodied in Pontiac was held from the home of his brotherinlaw, John DD White , Thursday In Howell Mrs Conklin sued Stocko d Drfee salon keepers forselling her husband liqvor after being served with notice iot to and led yz o1 court for 7501The Elmer Smith Laura Hinch,v left for Hamltion, Ontario, Mon a and from there go to their new t iv R , Uh an Warren Ruiton has a new PortlandIs a minute of your time worth 50,000 Jjtt took ot thoso 7IS bl prliM In Plymouths150,000 lucky Motor Number Swoopttokess 1st prize50,00 02n d priioworl d trip f r tw b y oir, plwi 5,00 0r4 priso5,00 0prito2,10 0Mfmmtfth tolufts ou r tnagt40hf Adiiovomofi r Wk, Jan, 29fob 45th priio1,00 05 0 prlzo s o f 50 07 5 prize s o f 25 010 0 prize o f 10 055 5 prize o f 5 0 Your presen t ca r ma y hel p yo u wi n 50,00 0Spen d a minutewi n a fortune That s make Nothin g whateve r t o buy O f course ,Plymouth s giganti c 160,00 0 Luck y Moto r youl l wan t t o inspec t th e easytoow n Push Numbe r Sweepstakes Yo u driv e ove r t o Butto n Plymouth an y Plymout h deale r an d recor d th e moto r Hurr y ove r toda y an d registe r you r moto rcumbe r o f you r 196 0 o r newe r ca r an y number You r deale r ha s complet e rules PLYMOUT H to bu y now boffo r trvd1n, too,,ffr t tmt fkaf gdng ploc whk te Ywn fa Heart mMAI N ST YAN S Walter Reaso n is workin g fo r Del lHall Ber t Hof f is puttin g u i ic e a t th eMichiga n Stat e San Mis s Nelli e Gardne r ha i gon e t oDetroi t nn d Huifal o t o vie w millin er y styles ivliit t th o iv pup a tth e Youngrlov e schoo l Wednesday ,ivdr a Abbot t an d Glady s Daile y wh ojttcn u schoo l in Hwel l gt snwe iin en d ha d t o sta y there Ber n t o Wil l Dunba r an d wif e o nFeb 9, a daughter ,Wil l Blair An d famil y hav e move dt o Pinckjifjj wher e h e wil l ru n th tdray Th e Anderso n Farmer s Clu b me twit h th e Alber t Wilson s Saturda yan d electe d th e followin g officers Pres , Fre d Burgess Vic e Prei , V G DinkeJ Secretary , Mar y Granier Treas , Willia m Durkee Th e Winsto n Bauffhn s entertain e d the Pa t Harwood s o f Lovell iin d th e Cliffor d Mitle n a t dfane rv Sunday Th e Lyn n Hendee s an d Lloy d He n1 dees spen t Sunda y wit h th e Gai tHendee s i n Owosao Ih e Merwi n Campbell s entertain , j 4 n hono r o f Jame s Han s btrtftoa y1 the Jame s Hal l famil y Arnol d Br cuikt , Mari e Rossma n o f Owosa o tf 004 ax P 110 1 nn Arbo r caKit O OM I e d o n th e Bo b Acldey i SatvrcU jta d w Bab t ga m a t th t It It,Wedattdaj, February IMYRON HUGHESLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODSKE1SJSEDY GENERA STORE ki A 1 iEven in the good old days you couldnt find laundress for such a small sum But today, 44buys enough electricity to wash and dry the weekslaundry for the average family With an electricclothes dryer to match your electric washer youdo your laundry the modern waythe easy wayFollow the modern trend toward all electric HvingSee the new electric clothes dryers at your appliance dealers or Detroit EdisonAr W UK WIfWHEREPiiick vtOM 12 2 PM toMOTORS hiJJRUARY 12 The following members of Livingston Lodge No 76 attended a Mason ic school of instruction Thursday atGolden Rule Lodge, Ann Arbor con ducted by Dr Morgan Sead, grandlecturer Leone VanSlambrookFrank ZieglerHarold Porter Harold Henrylferwin Campbell, P W CurlettOnaCampbell, George Enquist Otis Mat tafOXU Georgs Foster, Lawence Cam bony Floyd WatUrs, William LambLamb also has a membership in Goldim Rale aad acted as stewardThe William Ketcham have moved into Mrs Mae Dallers front apart vacated by Mrs Brittta Brash whohas moved her beauty shop to herhomeWilliam Whitley of Ann Arborand Carl Spath of Milford called on the Jim Whittleya Saturday and at tended the Maonic banquet withhimThe Robert Reads and HowardReads were Thursday dinner quests Ivan Remley of Livonia was hereSaturday and and broughtt 7 mem bers of Brightmore lodge to theMasonif banquet Hall and wife called on thei Lashos in Birmingham lastFridayPaul Everett, Bert Bennett aniMi Mottley of Detroit called on Lester McAfee Saturday and attended the Masonic banquet with him The Howard Hushmans of AnnArbor were week end guests of tthe Edwin Sprouts Mr Hushman wentto the Masonic banquet with Edwia Allen Dinkel has sold his newhome at Chubbs Corners to Ray Longway of Sandusky who has beentiansferred here by the Detroit Edison Company He has 2 children Sunday callers of the Albert Dinkels were Gerald Dinkel of Lake Che mung, Audrey Klikott of Brighton,the Francis Shehans and Gene Dink IA sr and wife , Asher Wylie and wife were Sundny guests of the L J Fosters ofWalled Lake The following gave a bridal showe for Nancy Chubb of MarionI Friday night at the Albert Dinkelhome Alberta Close, Leota Reason,i Mandy DeBarr, Cecelia Boscher,, Carlene Brown, Louise Ziegler Itwas also a farewell party for Loufee who goes to Arizona this week Mrs Madeline Shehnn, Mary KayBilly of Ann Arbor called on theWilliam Shehans Sunday LloydHndee called Saturday The Robert Pikes were in Ovvossoand Corruna Friday The ErstonClarka of Jjad44JaeHetl fast Wednesday Mrs John Cook of East Main StI fell from her back porch Friday and injured her back She was taken toI St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor in the I Swarthout ambulance1 TloyJ Fuiford and wife of Wayne I and Pat Ha wood and wife of LovI ells were wevk end guests of the Clifford Millers Rupert Garner, brotherinlaw ofSeorge VanNcrman has boon appoin IP 1 durict deputy atonic instruc tor ,7 yne co n , y the Cmnplete line of Pltiabing FlxturMand SuppliesElectee, Oil and Gas He Water HeatersCOMPLETE LINE Of PUMPSWESFLL WE INSTALL SERVICE 1075 E M36t Wagoners Grocer6066 PINCKNEY ROADutility Merchandise LOWPRICESBeer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2BEEF iitAil Your Choice, Lb LEAL iiLiT PORK HOCK, I 59c39c59c100Close Monday and Thursday 830 to 6 StV Custom ButcheringTHE HOLLISTER MARKETPUTNAM TO UNSHIPJ ae Poi i i Jumes Ramosand Ed Nacuna o klahoma spenti ti week erd v Harold Port1 ters They hae hoe transferred 1 Aiuirc r VijA andThi Harold i iiciir s of Binnin,I ham wore Sunday eta f the , rrank Abculeens The Ton Wares spent the wek crd wiLh th Ross Lamb family ini ncinnuttiOhioMrH Willa Lamb and children ofAnn Arbor and Mrs Jean Meyer andchildren were Sunday guests at the V H Meyer homeThe Ernest Chanyl family wertLwauy guests of the Francis SJhansRalph Hall with Err rrivy ofDexter spent week end at Houghton Lake i WILL COLLECT TAXES AT MY HOME Al233 UNAD1LLA Si, 2 Blocks North of Pure Gat900 A M TO 500 MMONDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYARNOLD BERQU1STDAY DINNERWHO BYPINCKNEY CHAPTER lift 145 0 E SWHAT FORWORTHY GRAND MATRONS PROECTALSO TO FAT A A GOOD DINNER CHILDREN 75teturried Su n oco r ue I Oi IHAS BBBN ABDSB TO OUR BUSMttWe Are Ready to Service You on Both No 1 and No 2 OilAUO AS U8VAL Wl HATE THE6est Quality of Coal, Oil and Building SupplieD E HOEY SONSHA 8119 Dexter LOUIES WGLD1NG SHOPHave Art Portable WtkUaf Outfit Also AtttnLOUIE BROWN4564 Pinckn7Howtll lUtJ Phone Hwtll 4M WlThpw RuHdl Clark family of BuckOne tftokel sr it homrom th tak and Xn Q W Clark wru Tht Merlin AmburfeyH wtntth iki torn Suad7 LIVINGSTON OFFICE SUPPLYTYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINBI SALM ft MPAfllRIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER201 SOUTH HtJWHLL PHtNB BOW1LL 29UWATER SYSTEMS,PLUMBING REPAIRS THE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone UP 8 6607 1jfttdre Hiram Smith te hiding TheShtrtdw Kceurtto Oakland eountty this we Hoffs of Jackwm colled o th UwOca CampboB mkm Ud dbu thtSwr aamm cMt on Us btek J, vfefer t IMSBUY THE BESTbuy aPOOTHERM wtwnati IUCTMCWATER HEATERA s abort DUOTHERM Aatomslt Ihnlih Water Heaters whatt TODfcsVTRBATRD TANKto a hat water proMi I fraouuT MAimmo m ante tor herlifr1 MHKALY nUMDIMHnD for,T ZNB0LATO for gttttoreftatent HOT WATT iUEPROFESSIONALCUT YOUR FUEL BIU Sood insulation can reduce your fuel bioy as pnuch as onethird If you would li eto make this improvement and the cash Unhandy, see us about a modernization loan Repay by the month out of incomeHOWELUPINCKNEYOVER NINETY YEARS OF SAFE BANKINGTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK ypinekmty Mkhlga1100 A M to 800 H MExceptMOIL, Toea100 to 800 MGeneru U P s3221CLA W M UN SELL, ASSOCIATERKG1TEKFO LAL SURVEYOROffice 211 East Graad Riverhone 1551W Howell, Michigan Muaell, 3DM 0 Sisrtsesl DirectorModem Ambulance ServicePHONE U P SWT1Tred 6 BdokMf, Sr t120 Weat GnHowell, Michigan358 61 1 ft MeOtokeyDENTISTTelephone Offke 9S5 Residence 814Eveniugs by Appoimneat flowell MichiganBERT WYLffi,ARM SALES A SPECIALITYI hone Fowlerville CA 39356THRIFT eoBinl wait DuoTherm Sries t55 Coronet12 to 829alton capactiei yr Warranty,ftOUNt OR TA1UTOP MOHS FOft ANY FAMILYS MIENTHE LAVEY HARDWARESAY IT A WrTK FLOWERS frtn HELLHTS FLOWERSPhsss 284 HowellBottle Gas COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATINGWYLE L PGAS SERVICE Iupert Garner andlritf, George Vining Sianton of Wm, Perritt Lodge, Deroit, Pat Umphlett, Ann Arbor and Brandon White jr were Saturdaycallers of the George VanNormansThe Robert Seefelds were Sundayclay dinner guests of the HowardSeefelds in BrightonThe Howard Read family attended the house warning of GeorgeWilde jrs new home in Ann Arbor SundayMr and Mrs Clare Miller Billand Carol called on Rick Miller atAlma SundayDonald Ackley, son of the RobertAckleys underwent a hernia opera, ton at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Monday wTTe, Bert Wilbur Eisele and wife of Fowler jand Harry vjne were Sunday guests of MrsLee Lavey called up from Miami,Vlo7 may He said the temperature was 85 there untold JierquisfJxuzdilla St PinsJmevJi hepairing Gold cher, Wcrtch PondsJewendmad Fathv BtUf LLOYD lkmicjvestock ruTrip General TruckingMr, Keimo iy visited Mrs lil er TVSalesServiceMame Shehan Friday at EmilysCVivalescent Home in Howell MrsBetty Seefeld and children of iJoslyr Lake were Thursday guests rt the Earl Baughn home The Dosmond Ledwide family orlie1 Oak and the Vince LaRosafamily were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Eleanor LedwidgeMrsRaymonda Morris and dauhteis and Mis Mildred Parks were 15 AD TO TELEVISIONPrompt and CourteousPtimt UP 855i 125 Webeter Pinckney, Roger X Carr AgeaqrCOM LBTK IN8UKANCA GOVSII ASMEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL ST Pincknej, Mick Pboot UP SS1S1Real Estatearms, domes, Lake Propen Ku nW Opportunitiesujt Your Prsperty WkI raidDikr 2t9 North PeafHONE U PDR J E CAMPAU OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationsWednesday iano Saturday bj Appointment9126 Chilson Road, mi N of M Pb Brighton AC 7441ADVS FOR SALErIwo suits, size l0Hunter Green and Glenplaid UP 8 3174 Jane WidmayerFOR RENTBed room with twin beds, cooking priviliges, couple,man OL woman Susanna HoodIP YOU THINK THAT ONCE IS ENOUGH TC RILLPAY A then pay by check, not cash For cancelled checks, are legal evidence of paymenfAnd its so much simplerso much quickerLo settle all your accounts with pen and ink andpostage stamps instead of personal messenger workDeposit your cash and use your credjt the bujSioejaslikfi way Checking Account here 21101 Doyle Road after 10 p m orSaturday dinner guests of Mrs Irv Sc,urdays up to 3 p m iiiti Cantrell The Geral I Kennedy family ofHowell wei Sunday guests of thervin Kennedys The Andrew Nesfiitts spent lastThursday with Mrs Pearson in lluwcii and Saturday with DrV lie and wife in Dexter lcv Huivccd und wife of Lovellscalled on the George Meabons Sunday FOM SALEDavenoit, oodirori A overstuffed ehafr Jm Whttley 631 Patterson Lake Rd Phone UP 8 9960 FOR SALELarge Norge Fastempoil heater with fan, 275 gai tank,piping and copper tubing, k excel ent condition 6000 complete AlsoElectro Chef cook stove, good con dition 3500 Call UP 821117Rev Keith 8 RuegseggerWANTEDA baby sitter by the week for 2 children 2 years and 7years old Can go after her Write Mrs Russell Mumford at theCol George Game Reserve VAXTEDTO BUYA Toulouse henihone UP 8 5337SASLEPARAQUETS 300male or female, Mrs G VanSkiver Pione UP 89908TATii Ok MICHIGAN,rUtNE C3 HOWELL VaaHorn and wife iptSunday witk the Floyd Weeks famHy is Grand LedgeMrs Ithel Sprout spent Hie weeked witk the Charles Soulc familyIn Hewell Homer Smith of Fowlerville andMax Morgan of Howell called onthe Dale Millers Saturday and werehh guests at the MAeonic banquetThe Ljmi Hendees and Rex Hendees were in Lansing Thursday First Nahona BankKedexal bupervlnioiMctnWr of Federal Resorro OrporatJoa and FederaJ Depoalr, IMMUT ance CorporationAll Deposit Injured Up to 10,000 for Each DepositorPinckneys LOST Male beagle, black, tan andThe PvaT ourt fo the Joufctj I white, 4 yearsold 25 reward for reof LIvinKiton 1 turn or information leading to re FR SLZ27In the Mattp of the Estate of 1Edla Mies Potter Deceased JWANTE SCRAP, JUNK CARS At a sessit i of said Court held on, Edward Bennett, Pinckneyjanuaiy 17, 1956 , PhoHe UP 16644Present, HoiiOrable Hiram R ,rSmith Judge of Probate Notice s Hereby Given That theJ petition of Merle Weaver praying the instrument file in sai Court badmitted to probate as ,he Last Willand Testament of said deceaeed, thatadministration of said estate be granted to Merle Weaver or some other suitable person, and that the heinof said deceased be determined, willbe heard at the Probate Court onFebruary 14, 1956 at ten A M It is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by a publication hereof forthree weeks consecutively previousto said day of hearing, in the Pinck Ft Alraa HouseTrailer cheap Lucius Doyle Sr M23 FOUNDBlack and white hMffltclog with 4 white feet Owner phoneFOR RE NT Upstair unfumishedd U P 8 552apartment Phone UP 89990 LOSTWalker hound, female, whitiFOR RENTFurnished house, cor, own spot named1 Penay Detroitner of Pingree and Suears Rds Wlil 40842 2000 Reward Lostael or low down payment About 3 vicinityuih Laie ml il mies west of Pinckney UP 8 9982 con, 17192 Beaverland , Detroit19 Mich Phone KE 35843FOR RENT5 room house near Finckney,hot and cold watter References needed Phone Webster30103 12741 at 127411 Appoline StDetroit 27, Tebby Short Fred Fiah, 8640 Farley RoadARF AMFRUITS MEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIESFISHMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE ney Dispatch, and that the petitioner wdiny Supplies Auto cause a copy of this notice to be servj Automotivt Glass Sbld anded upon each known party in interest Installedat his last known address by register KM East GraadRhsw Phoneed mail, return receipt demanded at j HowelL least fourteen 14 days prior to FOK FOR RNTModra Room145 Stuart St, Phone UP 89971such hearing, by personal service at land and qiuvL aradftc t maleast five 5 prior to such hearing, led, also processed rend Celesta Paxshall v Hiram R Smith, Judgt of ProbateA true Copy Helen M GouldDeputy Renter of Probate WANTEDtVaahii ars anacalled for and delivered Phone Howell 1854 or 11R L SORRELLWater Wells and PompsU Makes of Pumps ServicedB8ADY MIXED CON OH ETBD 4 I GRAVEL COMPANY4 miies west of Howell at 4351Mason ftd Phone TT r PEOVV i 1OWEMrs Elbyse Campbell with MrsSTATS OP MICHIGAN Ralph Glenn of Gregory attended The Probate Court tor uie County of Kiagrs Daughters beard meeting at Livingston i FJJit his weekU the MatUr of the Estate eEdla M Potter Ment IncAt a srfsion of said Court held onJanuary 26, 1966Present, Honorable Hiram RSmith,Judge of Probate NOTtCl is hereby givem tact tiepetition of Delaa Garrison the the fuardian of said estate, prayiagher final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned tothe person entitled thereto, will beheard at the Probate Court on the 21st day of February, 19S6It is Ordered, that notice thereofbe given by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks consectively previous to said day of hearing, inthe Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this noticeto Be served upon each known party Ha nitereit at his last known addressby registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14 srior to soon hearing or by personalservice at least fire S days prior to such beariac fUram B Smitr, Jodg ofA4rue oepfCelsatia PawhaD,Rjrister ef Probate Mrs June Hendee and childrenspent the week end with her parentsthe Ed Nuoffers of HoltAlbeit Dinkel and wife called onGene Dinkel sr at St Joe hORDER YOURFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICES POCOHONTAS BLOCK COALvBRIQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMER FEED SUPPLY COMPANY Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 08, 1956 Description An account of the resource February 08, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-02-08 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/42e0bd7015fa2d8760aeb5b9514e3028.pdf ff81f5268c5b3616aeb45291f7bdbfe7 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. 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V, DispatchWednesday, February 15, 1956 No MKHffiANMlRKOR The Mfchiran legislature bothered for years by lack of money nownow faces problem caused by pros verity, involving a record bulgot unnumbered aocial isaueav William th nl this cn bedone without any new taxeT4 Retubjicans, Ukiag no chances wontto aip his budget 000O ARIES,, BASKET BALL HEWS jJAMBS MUBAY DAGG f J ikmM Winter, fcepsMr ,James Murray Dagg was born fail Pmaksey lost to Soqgh Lyon FriRenfrew, Ontario December Q lrUi, the son of George and Lehaixott Dagg The family came to De Gkwrd4ay 67 to 65 In the rst quarter with second string men on the floorSouth Lyon took a 10 to 22 lead, at Bt Marys CaUioDclav Fr Alberty Maae 800 and 100devotion Fndajwhen he was a boy He worked j When the first stringers went in Confessions, Friday eveniag sjfUrthe Plymouth Motor Company i Pinckney team played them even Novema Devotioas anda heirto aip his gjor target is 42,Q0fc000 for new ti atuon Usg laofttiy iorwatauonuhy yfor buldinitfa ft tMy the installment l the cot of paid f r OPincreasesA the cot fthe turn for welfa recipients loses T lil t T le,i,l t frand the Detroit Screw CompanyUa March 19, li6 he married MarthaAgne Richardson of Detroit In i they came to Pinckney anak ought a lot at Hiland Lake He enlisted in World War 2 and served inthe South Pacific in the quarterm3ers depu Following this they builtr modem home at Hiland LakeFour years ago he took over the Gulf Service Station here which he Elementary SchoolCOMMENTthe fact that both Miett,Kindergartenlicky Henrys bird died Dean gun senators voted against it, tl driven a tract rScott Car , jvemor, the legislature and tfaaH8M8Bitohas sinceFeb 8,its buying powerABkttlto increase tfua from v U f0 mutii unJ hospiiaicare to 980 Democrats want increases i workBWBS unemployment compensationbat Republicans do not Sepublian State Chairman Feikensmade a number of charges That un 1Oa members some Republicansvert forced to contribute to theDemocrat campaign fuudThat At torney General Kavanaugh was coddied on a traffic ticket Democrat Chairman Stabler replied that theunion contributions are legal andthat Kavanaugh was not coddled Th issues as now shaping up arehighways, education, mental health and higher, benefits for the unem j M7S R Cruink liirs rloyed and handicaped His wife died enJuly 3,He was a member of LivingstonNo 76 F A M and took a part on the Fellowcraft team He was also a charter member of thePinckney Kiwanis ClubThe deceased was the next doorneighbor of ye editor 4 years and helped us out many times when wehid a machine breakdownWe never knew him to be angry and his sunnydisposition won him many friendsThe survivors are his motherjdrsLena Dagg, a brother, George and five sisters, Mrs Claude Schlicht,WilliamNEWS Keener and Mrs H D Brundage ofDetroit and Mrs Charles Srader,wile of Chief Warrant Officer Srad tr of CaliforniaI Score at half Pinckney 27, South 7tf0 to 900 p m and SwfeyLyou 3Jn the 3rd quarter Pinckneycontinued their comebturkJUvin Sim on and Don Packer scored 14 of CaWvthe 16 points scored the 3rd quarter BsiTjLra PftMM,but at the beginning of the lat s S Supi fWa5rquarter South Lyon led 57 to 43 Morning Worahif 1000 and Packer continued the frmay Sc ol 2100work and with seconds to o Young Peoples Meeting IMPinckney only trailed 65 to 66Tom Cottage Fallowthip ServiceWylie got a basket to give Pinckneya tie but the referee did not allowit but gave Wylie two free thro vs South Lyon called time out CoachKeader told Wylie to make thci firstthrow trot mm the tecond so Pac jf111 Worship 1045er orSUnonsoncould tip if in a, tHurs fit prayer meatingwin the game This play won Pin Werac ney district title 2 y taxi ago, D foe Psssies CourooM36 West between Main and Unadilla StreetRet Keith Ruegiiegger, Pastor S00QimnkEev J Wmxr fasterSuoday School 940 t, ven to the Suiiue Circus IQuesenbery has nw table d iamela Kochs dad got a t Du Wayne Baxur has s baby chicks Beverly Wencells sjjujrrel died Ho,dy Darrow MO i Rity LeKnek went to i thiir contest Sandra Salytijrother bought set of booksPa ii CJI ijlied to fisilI er1 Jd ias a ncv,car Linda Whhley smytd all uiii her LTuridinuihcr Bernie Min has 2 chickens Jerry Fjgath we o the Ford lilunua rycr w Detroit were oa recordagainst it 6 Michigan crriessman vote fc the Lf ht Natural G s billwould exempt the gas companies ofveat to tliknocking the tipoff in ifylie iolioved instructions, made the first aiihis 2nd bit t rim Packer tippe it, but did not have arch enough toknock it in and Pinckney finLshe Sunday School 945 a mone point behind 67 to dSimonson Morning Wership 1050 AMwas high with 27 Coach Reader Youth Group 700 p msay this is the highest individual EyeningSrvte 800 p mrecord for one game here , Aon Prayer Meechigin the Pinckney Cemetery withLivingston Lodge exemplfying tthe Masonic committal service The funeral of Murray Dagg here1M be sent to the parents Sunday was one of the largest heldexplaining the responsibilities oi here 70 Masons were out in regal the school bus drivers to the stul h Olin Robinson gave the funeraldents and vic vira Eric Rose, Sec4H WEAVING NEEDLESThe Weaving Needier motKaren Eichivi4nNinc members were present After the buaimss meetingw planned our Valentine party and we sewed Our refreshmentswere hot cii colate The next mteting HATTIE SWARTHOUTMrg HaMie Swarthout ed aay February 10 at the Ard Sanitarjum ghe wag born QnMarch 25, 1866 the daughter ofThe architact AS sant a strong t1 tteT to L v Union Construction The funeral was held Sunday att rinckne VarsityCompany rcruesintf firmiy they I the Pinckney Congregational churh, Cark w have a theirwork completed Kev JW Winger officiatingBurialby February 10th The school has purchased one 2door commercial reirijre atr for the school kitchen A letter will The second team lost 53 to 31The jf inckney team goes to Boysville Fri day Manchester plays here on Feo24 They beat Dexter and are tie ifr first place PiMtice Wad800 p in400 p m p mNeighboring NotesFG Vt PF TP The MasonicHuhman KennedyWylieEarns Simonson South Lyon Varsity FGPeavyhousehcek 02 7003 1U 04 4,10121 01 301334 0 of StockbrdfiIast Maslcrsc No Xite11308 is Thursday, Feb 10 Dinni at 7 p18 m Ladies are invited 10 TWO Patrick Lavey and wife of7 Gregory have pone to Ft lluchua,427lid ctp cakessat Baaydlos 1RefonerNOTESage oi MilanTha Cofcgl Choir BextevKIWANltBev Leoytalked Tuesday ang William UrquharL,lawyer wiil talk on Social Securty next Tuesday night 15 were tliei lane night and Esther Hicks Cordleyj if Hamburg twp at the Cordleyt farm no known as White LodyreCountry Club Her entire life wu pintthis community whei, liwas an active member of the Conspent in this community where sheserved as clerk, trousurer, Sunday School teacher and organist for RootMolander Hopkins1 WienbtrgerWnprhtsShort t alker 1i263 122 10 24 243 01100 3a3 2102 101 G16 9250Piaekney JrVarsity FG FT PF akefieldWhite v I cCleer Arizona where he has been usnGjRev Peyton, former StocklridtfeHaptist minister is in Port HuronHuron hospital with a broken hip The Chelsea Implement Companywus broken into last week Only a Ernnl amount was taken80 men from DeLnit, Jackson anrAnn Arbor held a fox hunt in the Waterloo area, last week 3 foxeswere bajped Dinner was sercd to CAlCi OK liiAKKS ytrv 18H4 sh married Herman HarthoutHo parsed away Jarfiavy31, 1931 To this union was born 5diMren of whom 3 survive, 2 sons, taBelle412 222 0 03 001 10 33115 10Lyon Jr Var FG FT PF TPijjucanBourns Williams,Vithur and Harold and a daugher, j x eeh h We wishto egress our, grtitud M,s Rcth Kennedy A daughter,to all who helped witn words al j rcjsie clieJ in April, 1947 and a son, deeds in jassing of our loved one f,jyd iu babvhoudi The Family of HattieSwarthout The funeral was at the Swarthout Fuueral Home Monday afternoon,CARD OF THANKS pv Winger officiating Burial inMrs Lena Dags ami family wish thfc pinckey Cemetery,to express their, gratitude to all the tnends and noiyhhors in Pinckneyard vicinitj, Livingsion Lodge, tho O U S for their sympathy, floral jtributes and many other acts of Jtadness the Bast weekThe Family of Murray DaggCARD OF THANKSX wish to thank my friends, relaMven and neighbors for their flower, Cards and vists I received while at the hospital Eugene Dinkel ROBERT JACKRobert Jck, 69, died at Gulfpori,port Miss, Tuesday He leaves his ife, the former, Irene Carr and 3w Mr A Roberta Hokina,Mrs, Mildred Ackley, Mrs Madge Rowe The bsdy will be broughthfre Funeral arrangements pend nepardKinneIuwsett 525 52 002 022 20 00 0 232 106A23 d20 4 1 01 1 them at the Lyndon town luilFowlervilie lias started tJiuir drivers course A new Ford has beenfurnished them without cost by B Campbell, local Ford dealerThe Parment1r Equipment andSupply Co, Brighton, was robbedof 150 last week The state police made 14,113 arrests in December 13,108 were for traffic violations Mary MClcer of Gregory is employed in the McPherson State flank at Howell Cliff Heller, Howell florist si thegrowers chairman at he state flor convention ai DiMoit Feb1021 SecondCJVJV atcj Vo hop11 hvker Harbin a,i his brother,Mi ud their aunt Tiity went to tlcer show uiul caiie iionie UJI iou Dennis Reynolds went sleddin Caihy Hfuth visited the Ford KorundaLirua Sliiruys jiuppy is honnironi tL lijpital Javid Chamufi vent t x iuv, Sihiday Ruth Lchy is back in school She has newSecoad aad Tbirdliobbio Cuiis had dinner with his r undayCheri Schmidhu1 randinothec and sarovies taken of her Cluistmas Sa ih McMacken visited her auntonda Jan hdtide last Sunday Connies aunt anduncle visiLed her Marc Meyer andJLllie Sliirey saw the ice review inDetroit, lioer iSonner saw uii uoniroi and Jet them chargerkt they desird for gas ThehLy is one of the largest la he nation and tremendous pressure us usei and considerable money vcrs pent isenatr Case of Oregon vho voted against it says he wa Tred a bribe 2500 to vote for itA r te conimttee is investigating is clivjt but it is made up of mem s whu votj f r the bill andi ate indications they are tryi to kill the invalidation It willwell sour i tje SUp,eme test for President luyM,, A similar bill passed v as vtted by President Trui If the president vetoes it he, ie uuuri in history as great pres jdciii shu put principal above par Tiio hill was put through bythe seriaLors whose states have naU uiai ,Lras wells These ras companiesare bi contributors to thtir cara iiai funds The Detroit News saysthat when the chips were down thegia companies as a result of patient ruiinK of political ambitions andcsistance to political causes WASaMe to deliver a bipartisan majoriiy toj the bill offensive to millionsoi us userscai1MRS IDA VANFLEETj Mrs Ida VanFleet, widow of John VanFleet who owned the Joe StackPWC1NBY MHNS A LEAGUE , ,ble fer here uied ftt Boontotit sJ last week Funeral and burialwe there Saturday She leaves aVeditor, MaeIf the deceaased hadlived until March 5 she would havebeen 100 years old6260 5451B049 39 262834 3738895151 5159671 Barnes Hotel2 Reads Lumber 5 Larrys Marathon 4 Dinkels Plumbing, I Ylvt Ez 6 Plainfield Farm Bureau7 Detroit Die Sett LOOF No 40 , 370 Vans Motor Sales , v 87 10 Prices Mobile Service 3711 Gregory Tavern 29 Hardware 21Team High 3 GamesVelvet Eez 2667, Dinkels 2613,lames 2666 Individual High SeriesA Fredenburg 598, L Jacobs 598P Singtr 693 Team High GameHeads 938, Dinkels 922 Bornetad Vtlvet Eez 912 High One Gametvtn uatil last minute and half when Taylor t46,Fredenburg 248 JacobHigh AveragesS Taylor 179, J Udwidge 174A Vndmbvrt 172, J Mack 169, H 166 AUTO ACCIDENT FATALITYlack McLeLod, Dexter drujrgistag killed last night when his car BASKET BALL SCORES Flat Rock 65University 60Northv Hie 68, Brighton 64Saline 71, Milan 58Roseveltt 62, Dundee 59 Chelsea 62, Lincoln 38 Manchester5ti, Dexter 41Boysville 56,Hartland37 Dewitt 77, Morrice 48 HaslettW, FowlerviHe 4TMilford 96 Holly Okemus 83, Dansville 70 Stock , iagr 48, Williamston 44 Webber villc 60, Byron 47 Swartz CreekTi, Flint Hoover 54 Deerfield 64,Uriaon 54APPRECIATIONI wish to thank my classmates,friends, neighbors and the OES Mrs Elow on a month hbar Dick V Mi v Ros oi Pinckney home a tcr spendingl Joe hospital, Ann Arumbrook, son of Mr VanSlaihbrook of Greg We aDown inChiisti ence cleanuptovn uac iiig hartion inthe Bue, U eJ ia, La Tliv antiserregatioiiista won acly victory at the University ofxircus Wednesday and Unnis Mo Aialama last week when the school a the cub scouts Judy ShaK ed Authorine Lucy, 26, a negro eacher with a college degree fromhe school The university in its 125ear of existance has never had aicvu pupil They refused her admit uue two years ajo and she went couri who ordered the universityu iidmil her They did so but she ao to have police escurt and herM was jjeltod with stones and s Then the college president inirciMsts of harmony denied her any irtijei1 admission The mob WOTji schooi students but sfifregaton i imported from th outsideHow r there are indications that segaiion is breaking down Kentucky id several other states havejihoj4rierr and others will It will h , my years through before this inaI accomplisheddeiL d 1 went to Flat Hock Mike Haidir visited his cousin in Dexter c n Mrs Johnson Fourth Gradehaving Valentine party K is decorations chairman,Buua i LfieshmcMis, Klurfka ainejtjcUlio Colon uad, We are having poj at, VVt are workciisision and t,111 r J 1 rek wo h ri vuFourth and 1iiLaThe Boy scouts had a Jtest on Sii Luke Sundi,yDarrowis a conJudynl John I 1 aclichs birthon Vaieniini1, cJa, rift JmdeWe art, to hac n alciiiitH1 have all tlu committeesduys areed We weluonie Lairy Winn of the TheDixie school SJ i, v i,,t3 oui las Lj toto uic iuuWt tumble and shoot baskets MrsHeaton had a surprise birthday par tyWe made cards for lir Our Michigon unit is coming fine with ourcrr starch maps doneWe have sent letters to aii the status ior itifurmation about our new social study unitMrs Breda visited us Our sjory has I e, promoted to Second j bee winnersLt in i ie ROTC at Michigan Colege of Mines at Houyhtton A marriage license has been issued to Frank Aaron Shirey 27, Pinckney and Patricia Abbott, 29, Ann Aibor Becky Morris,Jehovahs witnesses, thesiormy petrels of the religious olu are being investigated in OnLUIO at the instigation of an angrynother whose 29 year old daughter,a mrnjljer of the sect i ,d becausesle reiuscj to have a biood transfusion JJlood transfusions are against the Jehovah creed Theyclaim the Bible forpids the cons urnpi on of any form of blood LionelAnjan, head of tho sect there soidif the transfusion had saved her she would have lost it at Arm The cult is also against which are saaUerhe use ofVILLAGE CAUCUSUnion Ticket Villas of Pinckney Take Kotice that a Union Caacui will be held at the fire hall on Febluary 16, 1956 at 2 oclock p m toVILLAGI CAUCUSCitizens TieketVVinage of Pincknty lake Notice, a Citizens Caucuswiii be held at the fire hall on Fekskidded on ion a mile this side of rury 16, 1956 at 7 oclock p m to fir their acts of kindness while 11 Nominate Candidates for office tows in the hospital Also for the be filled at the Annual Village Elec tion on Monday, March 12, 1956 vizPresident, Clerk, Treasurer, 3 Trustees to fill vacancyAssessorMildred Ackley, Village ClerkDated January 28, 1956t and letters Clifford Egeler Mary Ellen Singer and Gerald Howells W made valentines for MrsKeilenberger and mother nnd dad Fifth and Sixth GradesWe had u surprise party for MraHeaton Friday Tuesday we had a valentine party We elected Donald Barker president of the ElementarySchool Council This week we electa vice president Sixth jradc NewgWe had a valentine party Tuesday with punch and tunachecso and chicken sandwiches for refreshmenti The boys chose up teams lor basket ball We went to the Hollywood ice At the Meric Grand Lodge htlast May Daniel and SaulJewish brothers whose fath,cr David Levine, was an auto pioneer , ave 100,000 to the Michiigan Masonic Home at Alma They ownthty Federal Engineering CompanyLater they gave 100,000 to a Jewish orphanage Now we read tht Damel Levine has entered a car inthe Indianapolis Auto Races onMay 30 a Federal Engineering Special 1review The have pickedGETS APPOINTMENTDexter He leaves his wilesons and 3Nominate Candidates for office to F Lwrence Camburo,, master ofbe filled at the Annual Village Elec j Livsngaton Lodge in 1955 has been, tion on Monday, March 12, 1356 viz , appointed to the Objective Program7th DISTRICT ELECTION I Piesident, Clerk, Treasurer, 3 Trus committee of Michigan grand lodgetees to fill vacancyAssesaor f by Henry Ruusi of IshpeminggrandAt the 7th district election heldat Ypsilanti Saturday night OlinRobinson of Livingston Lodge was ducted to the board of general purnoses and Barney Wilson of Fraterutiy lodge, Ann Arbor district instructtor They had no oppositionThe following from LivingstonLodge attended Lonnie VanSlam brook, Henry Hauck, Merwin Cran ell Winston Baughn, LawrenceBaaghn Norman MiUer, Clare Mill , Olin Robinson, ye edittor0 R i NO 1 CALENDABFb II gwiitinirt Put Mildred Ackley, Village ClerkDated January 28, 1966 master This was provided for in aresolution by Howard Taylor votedby grand Iodfe at DLroit last MayLIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 I It consists of 6 members whose ob FEBRUARY CALENDAR Jct is to draw up an objective proJeb 178 p m FC degrees gram for grand lode and the craft Feb 258 p m EA degrees 4 H MichiganTheir first meeting wasApril 14Past Masters banquet 01 at the Allenel Hotel,Ann Arbor JanLittle Grand Lodge at school 7 p m 22 Their next is in LansingIr conjunction with Howeli, Fo The lodge congratulates Larryltriiie ond Brighton Livingston on his honors Other LivingstonLodge will sponsor a county DeMo members who have served on grandUy Chapter Afcnw VanSlambrook, W if lodge committees and boards orecountry to work on for a unit Weare learning to square dance Thj Mothers Club have asked us to Joa play for their carnival We accepted We are planning for our graduationThe lively Junior Class had another of their delightful parties at the home of Kittie Pierre at HilandLako Saturday night Among theprominent upper classmen there the Wylie cousinsTommy and DickThe 6th grade went to the ice review Saturday in the school busdriven by Mark Nash Chaperones were Mesdames Bob Tasch, EllenMcAfee, Lucille Beck, Stella GarrJounette Singer, Hazel Poulson and Herbert Barrett LIBRARY NEWSNew books at the library are TheSearch for Bridey Murphy by BernJohn R Maitfei, Olio Robinson aadtteia and Thi Fighting Qukr by al W Cnrltft Seerttarj yt tditori 1ARSONAGE DEDICATIONDespite snow, sleet and icy streetiof winter a pood crowd gathered at the Peoples Church Saturdav night for the family church nite where a bountiful meal was enjOfA ed Then a hort song servicelet y Mtsr Wellman and thetor offered a prayer Then RtVJMrs Ruepseper held open hoiat ie new parsonage After thl building was inspected, the and wife opened the gifts thatarrived and thanked those wlio bsrfgiven themThe church channaswMarvin Shhey, read a portion ofscripture and RevRuegseggera prayer in which he dedicated parsonage to God to be used iaservice as long as it shouldeven unto the second comingChrist Then the pastors two ters sang Jesus Loves Utwith hlp from ning WM fr NT xr , V MHPATCB WedaWay, February 15, 1Macting prosecutortor the KlfJUai Cfa,land was found fruity tocourt laatipeefc a4 fine rfmtaiosf powerful cei sa tSn3 medium price field TONE IN 8XOUCHO MARX EVR WEEK 3N NC AVP TVANS MOTOR SALES145 EAST MAIN ST PINCKNEY, MICH PHONE UP 8 3341Ml TK 116 150,000 UKKY MOTOR NUMUR SWHPStKtS ill fOUK Ok ilWaIOUTH btAUR TODANALL NEW 1956 CHEVROLETSEE AND RIDE THEWe Give Top Allowance on Your Present Car Regardless of Year or Make SEE FRED C OTTOLAKE PHONE UP 85560W1ITB SALES RBPRE1ENT ATlVE, ANN ARBORiJay flhirey while puttting gas n Mr and Mrs Rob Ackley went to MT the Marathon fis station Ann Arbor Friday brought their Friday was burned about the face iaid anna when the carbureter back Eon Bonnie back from the hospitaltire Dr Duffy treated the bums where he wa3 operated OnRay Fisher of Lakeland is in the j Sacket and James LunsfordNetlus hosuital, Brighton as theresult ef a collison with a truck of of Drit were in town Sunday the Warm Air Heating Co of Ypsil Roy Clark Ls rented his houemMti Friday on M36 near the Lester on East Putnam St to Hob Wyse McAfee home He has a broken arm of South Lyon who works for theaftd aaad and ctts about the face Hickory Ridge Dairy Notes of Zb Years AgoJHihckney Independents lost bothiUi Li last week At Webberviile 30 to 31 Swarthout got a basket th la, few seconds which the refereedid not allow He had 16 points and Reason 10 They lost to BroadwayLeaders of Ann Arbor 33 tto 22 Inthis game Swarthout had 13 pointsand Reason 5 rinckney high school lost both isKames to Brighton last week, the first team 21 to 28 and the seconuteam 19 to 11 Harlow Haines washigh with 9The county was stymied last weekas Fiosccutoi Jcy Swcuaey went cVioiAa and negkcte i to appoint a tf nporary successor Sheriff Finleyv anted to extrardite a man fromi iv ToUdo for stealing apples but cuid not as therl was no proseccutni to siyn the papers Later weixav Judge Collins called a special meeting and appointed Hirom Smith Virginia Hoisel entertained a niuaber of friends at her home Feb IZHI u Valentine partyRussell Read sprained his feetplaying basket ball at Ann Arbor weekBurn to Emory Piummer and wifelast week a daughter, Betty25 Maaoos west to Stockbridgeiisnl Thursday night and conferred2 MM degrees Ye editor wu in the TaeeH WeeU Tkm Feb 14, IS, IfReward KacJ art Aan BJjia it , Iff THEATREiff Friday, Swanky, Fetv IT, JFriday, Saftoiifty FfctlZ 18 WANTED HENfaTisGLORYi CtaeaaScope and ColorNotts of 4 Years Ago The County Farmers Institute wast the court house Thursday an Friday Thursday at the morningsession CATyler, Nottawa, talkedor Farm Horses N P Hull of Dimrnoale on Soil Fertility At the afternoon session Mr Hull talked onSeed Com, Roy Hardy read a paperon Poultry and Eggs written byHarry Williams C A Tyler talktjdlor Sheep and Fred Smith of Byron on Dairy Cattle, in the eveningJMrs ia Rochwood of Flint talked onIke Farm BoyFriday the talkerswere Prof Holmes of the BlindSchool Frank Shields and R D Roche of Howell Profs Shaw and Poker of MACMrs Irene Clark died at hetome south of town TuesdayShe is irvivLd by her husband, Thomas ns n and 2 daughters Funeral at thehome Friday Rev Gates officiatingFrank Peteis informs us he hasleased the flowage rights here am1,will operate his mill pending theoutcome of his lawsuit Michael Lavey of Jackson wesbrought here for burial ThursdayFloyd Reason has gone to MtCJomens to take baths for rheurvatisrvH M Wiiiiston will now handlethe Fawcett ice cream of Jacksonyear aroundiJessie JlcQuillan of Genoa spentu1 week end with Gladys Dailey, The Masons and Stars held ftWashingto i party Friday night Mae Reason entertained theCiace Club Tuesday night James Makinder died at his home VanDoreaRUNNING WILIT CartoonSnday Monday, Feb 19, 20Matinee Sanaay, tM p Victor Mature and Guy MadisonlaTHE LAST FRONTIERIn Snpeneope and Color PARIS FOLUB5 OF lfTForeat Tackav, Masret WMtkg aad BMWraCalar Cortoa8u, Moaw TM, Feb 19,2021The LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS Hala of a Coawdy withTea Swofl and SWee North NewWedaoaday, Tkvnday, Feb 22, U 30 SECONDS OVER TOYKO iSpencer Tracy as CoL Jaaiea Doo KttkI 11 ues Wed, Thur, Feb 21,I Jane Wyman and Rock Hudsonin LL THAT HCHVFV ALLOWSI in Technicolor Cartoon tViJV SYLVANTHEATREi Tues Wad, Thar, Feb 7, 8, Janet Leig aad Jack LeaK MMT SISTER SILCXNi Friday, Saturday, February 16, 11 Tony Cartia and Pat CrwkyTHB SQUARE JUNGLE THEE NAKED SEAIVouMa4t atUj Air BftT flv yottA ear bam or IN of taaiiufa V Ion Ko txtrmDrop m a earaiSALESMANS ia and Addii1 Sun, Men, Tuea Feb 18, 19 2OtKISMETIn Ciaopt tad CaiorWithHoward Keel, Ann Blythe,Dolores Gray, Vic DanoneluejM Wed, xeb 21, 22 G Jcen Crawford Barry Sullivan I4QUEEN BEEHAN Thir, Fri Sat, Feb 23 24, 25Glenn Ford and Donna ReadRANSOMCoining Next Week THE COURT MARTIAL OFBILLY MITCHELLGary Cooper Top ValueTo da Rom where I sit Joe MarshShe Knew ItAll The TimeTomorrow It Chances are, Jon ago jourgrandma knew how to 1 you from catching cold Mine didSiu cut of iafic, shM warnBundle up Donl get wtlThen, maybe, wUen y Tewu you found that the iJ iyaif JL I3 were co 7fed oldfa fincd Ctirraa were the iiing1pnil the wy to avid a ooJ wasto avoid infection by son, odywho already had oneNow I read where scr Listsarent so sure Corns cary acold, of course, but thoy no believe something else sets it off something like drafts, wet feet or going without your mufflerGrandttta, take a bowFrom where I sit, theres liableto be sound njibjJicliuuLtheold customs pciole believe inEarly torbeeV ettr h to risef for instants or the practice ofdrinking hot milk or a glass ofbeer at bedtime Fm not sayingyou ought to hold with these beliefs yourself but youd bsttergtt the facts before giving themthe chilloCAN YOU GUESSTHE MOTOR VTHE STATE Or TAXESON THE AVfRAGEPAiD TOHIGAN BY THE OPERATOR OF 1HSIN ONE YEAR EQUAL THE TOTAL MOTORVEHICLE TA LS TAID BY THE OWNERS Or HOW MANYAVfRAGE PASSSMSER CARS Gwck one, then ec correct onswer below WMRMNOUOAViKir AMD ALL THIS For 1956, try OUhmobile tor herds tlic stayneiv Rorkct that protects jtmpocket from now until tradeui time and with feature that forecatt tbtfuture today Theres stunning Starfire styling on a supersmooth SafetyRidChassis with tomorrows touch in the ultrasmart Intagrille BamperThtres new luxury in the smartlytailored, superblyharmonized interior deooft And theres a ncjv lift in power from an actionpacked Rocket T350Fnpine WhatV more, only in Oldsmobile is the smoothness of Jetawiy Hydra Matic yours to command So, if you pride yourself on in eye K Taloa, trythis Rocket Engine Oktamobile here and nowStandard on NinetyEight mrnULt, optional a extra cot on Sutr 88 rncdtk 0ttouj aa to tananie Mft Aq padij ueStqV 07 9 P jt ioj IJIJ sjftoi xoq pjpn Mf pwjp noA Michigan Trccking Atiocitioa , Fort Shelby Hotal Detroit ki V Sil THi ROCKCT ROOM1 AT YCUR OL,VvWllDON MAIN MOTOR SERVICE, 216 W Gand River Ave, Howell, Micfa Phoae514 rtynukPtlMNTS TMI TiON FSX ON eat of town Monday Funeral Wedresday Rev Little John officiatingAnother blizzard hit hertWednasdajMrs, Elizabeth Walsh of SilverLake died Monday Funeral at St Maiys Church todayWill White4ost a horse last weakJohn Gardner Y lost 3 this winter80 yours people had o sleigh ride1 ,J the Fred Bi rgess home Thursday nirht iiWm Chambers and wife eatertsirteH V G Dinkel, John GardnerU Jt pnd Will Bland and wfarw Tharadw ni u aiid Elba Backus of arried b LTtel CHnton will hold a eonnmuii1 its action at UM DOUW tattdfaf5 The Carl Bidwella of Brighton,thFrank Whites and Ernest Whitatof Howell called on the Ben Whiteslast weekMrs Lucille Wylie and 4 daughters called on the Andrew NisbattaSundayThe following attended the O ES smogsboard dinner at Brighton Saturday night Asher Wyle, Jam M Boyd, Albert Dinkel, Homer Abney, Lawrence Camburo Ona Campbell and wives The Schanen of Dearborn havemoved on the Jesse Henry farm on Cedar Lake Rd they boughtAudrey Klikott and AHetfattendedthe Shrine Cireos inT J,Wednesday, February 15, 1 storeGOODS LINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSSHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODSU4 BoBnlm hpttaa W LM a TewErnest Richman W M andidem of the Wayne CouatyAurtu Barriagton Stevens, Andrew Sieens and 3 other members ifEureka Lodge 509 of Detroit attendcd the funeral of Murray Dag Suaday Murrays late lather, brotherand 3 brotherinlaws all belong tjI this lodgeThe Don Burns family entertained4L Sunday at belated house warmingThe D OonkLL family of GrandRapids spent tm week end at the Kay Burns home Mrs Helen ounj visited thNoithland in Detroit last Wd es day 1 The George Parker of Pay Ciy Ciiy spent Sunday vutb the livingPuk rs The Georpe VanXormns wereSunday quests of the Robert SeefelJfajviy of Joslyn Lake Fiank Ziegler and wife attendedthe OES Swethcart party at How e1 Saturday Night David Aberdeen of Chicago anithe x Nobles of Ann Arbor wereKEWEDl GENERA STORE MYRON HUGHESComplete Line of Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesElect ic, Oil and Gas Hct Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL WE INS7ML SERVICEPHONE UP 8 3114 U5EM36Sum y guests of the Frank Aber1 Lie I iI Wagoners iroceryhob Meabon was in Lovells lastweek working at the Harwood sto iand oil stationLavid Nash and Dick Hoeffingrof Michigan State and the Dud Dyk krings of How ell were Sundayiiests of the MrK N,h fmnii,I The South Putnam Iarm I3uiofi met at the Ted Sinyer home last FridayMrsJanet Shehan entertained tluthe Home Extension Club TuesdayThe Bob Gannons of Bedford werethe Sunday quests of the FrancisShehans A card from Mrs Mae Metz an 1the Lee Laveys who are in Urlard , Ploiida state that Mrs ICTC I,oy of Jackson has joine i theirW F Close and wife of Lin 1and Audrey Klikott Urihton we, c Sunday guets of the Aljihist W Gent Lijko ail wives rtended tbo Miciiian iIuk PL KITS banquet at Givauxiciress for 44 aA complete weeks laundry is that cheaptheelectric way Its the bargain that the average family gets when they let electricity both wash anddry the laundry Adding an electric clothes dryer tomatch your washer is one more step toward allelectric livingmodern living See the new electric clothes dryers at your dealers orDetroit Edison ail Read lias new hornet unJU anu iOiTue ii Un n eor Jijui , iat nanidplace The RobtTr lica t iiy p11 wih the Iifin Mev J 11i ein Drroit Itone Miilor and WillieloltarrTenTcH Ufu Dec born outdoor school it hlea on 1iiJay niht Hid ituiiiay lTioyccoked their meahs out doors andf tjfiit niosi of theii1 time ihre The Chris Canihcli family sent, Sunuay ih the Pete ltiets ri Cnvry Luuis Jiinton is retiring at th1Clvrolei Company at St Catherini Ontario, and will move to Do ,roi, about April 1 Welter Clark anl wifo were inBenton Harbor las week Pinckro, , Scuits had aji ccntco iei Lakk Sun The Hoy i, won Tvirs Dor tiij ,el as in Howi Friday The Arr Kvedys wereSuiday ui, , Irvi, Kennc ly 6066 PINCKNEY ROADiity MerchandiseLOW PRICESBeer and Wine T Take OutPHONE HOWEL 795J2 i5 F,C1 Alie better i Mrs Elean x Lc wide was inI iii itll j i, sdaivoi 0fiie Laliosa and Iyi oiua Mon1Mrs Lucille Fohey entertainedher bridge club Tuead yThe Russell Clark farnly of HuckLaKf were Sunday uucts of the Walter Clarks I Jack Hannetts Velvet Kez teamJ bovled in Howell tournament on jaturdoy They were Hanxvet, Cliff Miller, Otis Matter on, ML an Am i buigey and Dick Snow goldIlrs Thressa Cayle fell on theue and injured hT buck last weekhas been at the Ray Burns home CHUIXLEAN MtAiYCLi LbKAM 39c25c59c65c 45cMon Tues, Wed 830 to 600, Fri 830 to 900Sat 830 tc 900 Rs ital Food Lockers Qosed Sundavs Custom Butchering TuesdaysTHE HOLLIST5R MARKET v PUTNAM TOWNSHIP1 WILL COLLECT TAXES AT MY HOME Al 233 UNADILLA ST, 2 Blocks North of Pure Gas 900 A M TO 500 P MMONDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAYARNOLD BERQU1STX Sunoco Fuel Oil LOUIES WELDING SHOPHave Art,Portable Welding Outfit Ako AcUiiM WtldtefLOUIE bROWN4561 PinctetfHoweU lUftd Phone HwU AH WI100 UNSEXED 200 FEMALE 350AFTER WEp5 FEB 29 DEADUNE 400 UNSEXED 400 FEMALE 550 BERQUIST, Patsam Twp Treashms sold h place e Inbert Henrys of DetroitWwt Modn St to Rollie Singer, and Keith Bradbury of CUehoa 4aOiU PMMM yt for the spent Sunday at the L J HnryIflAS BEEN ADDED TO OUR BUSINESSWe Are Ready to Service You on Both No 1 and No 2 OilALSO AS USUAL WB HAVE THE6est Quality of Coal, 03 and Building SupplieD E HOEY SONShone HA 68119 Dexter LIVINGSTON OFFICE SUPPLYrThe Pinckney O E S gav the Mrs Alta Meyer took 35 pupilGirb Scoots o Valentine party ftt and parents of Ue Hkk school t TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES SALES RBPAfllRIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER201 SOUTH HtWILLPHtNE HOWELL 2IMWATER SYSTEMS,PLUMBmGREPAIS THE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone UP 8 6W7tkt IfaMpfe Wfi ftifcyMr and Mrt Leo Davis are now Olta RcWat New Orkont at th Madri Gfmini ArtwrWaJttr BMa it aio Owa m BUY TH E BIS Tbu y aPUOflfER M automati c IUCTM CWATE R HEATE Rgotmor eAa k m abou t DUOTHER M Auto a Blaatri e Wate r Heater s wit hIs 7WLBTREAT8 D TAN Kt e s M ho t wate r problaSBa 4 sfaeuif T B4TKS n sw e farafBttjaafre a Sarvio eI SfMULL T DMULATO J fo r greate rom t HO T WATT lament THRIFT contro l atffv A cancelle d choc k i s convincin g proo f o fpaymen t a lega l receip t an d a recor do f mone y spoilt Youl l find a checkin gaccoun t her e a wonderfu l timesaver Safer , too , t o pa y b y chec k mone y canb e los t o r stolen ItfcGWTERfcDSURVEYO ROffic e JU1V 6 Eaa t titn RiverPhon o ift W Howell , Michiga nrl e W MiuueU BuoThait n Serie s E5 5 Corenaf 1 2 t o 82gollo n capadtiei 5 yo r Worrcinty 1NC0BP9RATBD ll f BOWELLPUfCKNE TVIM NINST T YHAK S O F SAF E BANKIN GTH E McPHERSO N STAT E BAN K DENTISTTeJephua e Offic eResidenc e 81 4Evening s b y Afrpolffaaa tHowei l Michiga nBER T WYUE ,Auctionee rFAR M SALE SPhon e Fowlervil k Zivatock rrvaii KThps j Mad e i uGentra l Truckm Roger i Crr AgencyCOMPfJB V WMntANGf t OVsAGEdhkHCarr 14S KILL fitPinctomj, ltt,v Phone UPtaopmr N r iOft TAiLfTOP FOR ANY FAMILYS NEEDSTHE LAVEY HARDWARE Til 1TAT1 Of MIlsfNtANThe Probate Ceart for the Ceaat of IirktgatoaIn the Matter of the Estate ofJames M Dagg, deceased IF YOU THINK THATONCE IS ENOUGH TO PAT A SAY XT A WITH FLOWERSf re mHELLERS FLOWERS HoweJ then pcy by check, net eash For cancelled checks,, are legal evidence ion tne iotn day of February AD L, J I a A n iQKfl y Ai w your accounts with pen and ink and thM,,i stamps insiead of personal i iriioia233 Uaodffia Pfaukaey Wcrhsjp, Wollh Baa handmade FoxxlbePinckney, Welter ft Your Prtpert fchh MHoiki 209 NorthHONE VPDR J OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationWednesday and Saturday bj ApftoiutttentCf UOD Road, kaM K otPbo Brighton AC 7441J ven at tj Deposit your cash and use your cred or Usna F Dagg, pray a the businesslike way Opea ae Checking Account here nTBottle Gas COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYUE L P GAS SERVICE administrationhale be granted to Lena F Daggor some other suiible person and that the heirs ef said deceased be determined, will be heardat theProbate Court on March 6, 1956 atton A M Uador Fedoui SIt is Ordered, That notice thereof Mrmtr of Kedetall Itesvrro Car given by publication oi a copy poratlon antl PederaJ Deposit laaar ADYS iFOR SALETyo suite, sue lOtiuntor Green and Glenploid UP 8 3174FOR SALEBendix Dal Automatic Jane Widmayer Washing Machine, almost new,very cheap Mrs Gus Jaroalokl FQH SALEvLUffe Norg PMUBP62D Putnam Stphone UP88164 with t 275 gal taak, piping and copper tubing, ia excellFOR SALESemimodern 8 room ent condition 6000 couploto Also house and lot, oil furnace Electro Chef cook stove, good coaj Marion Burnett rte Howeil flt ditton 3500 Call UP 81117 Phone UP 35G012 Rev Keith B RuegsegiWANTED TO tfUYA ToulouseThen sGoose Phone UB 8 553PHtNE 63 HOWELL hereof for three weeks consecutively Corporatloavin the Pinckney, Dispatch and AH DP8ita Hwnrod ti to 10000 , jptioner cause a copy of thia fcotic, Eh Depoeitor FQK RENTBed room with twin i tSJ0C know Py beds cooking priies, cottpl,naTr TttlT Trayer, Gorald Reason, woman Susanna Hoodm3TFA Martin mttar and Tony ezulka at 21101 Doyle Eoad after 10 p m or,prior to such hearing, or by personal, ltned a Kiwanis meeting at Chel Saturdays up to 3 p rar F0R SASLEPAHAQU,service at least fie 5 dave urtol ea Monday nifrht J mtle or female Mrsto such hearing i SALEDavenport, good cou r Piione UP o QQAOHlrem R Smith, Twlffe bf tbf DVt Haines won th diitrict o1 dtlini Als0 overstuffed chairA tvoaaopy iow Jen gloves heavyweight titleat Lan ,Jirn Whitley 631 Patterson Lake RdHelen U Gould j snt and competed in the finals at Ihone UP 89960 Rogistor af Probate jrai Hapids last week He won on iiiduy mhi uulostto Me Donad of Fljnt, iut RI nponi Satur night A hahy sHterby4heeek for 2 children 2 years and 7 FOR SA2JI27l railer etmp Ft Alma HouseDpfk SrBora to tho Arthia Kryches at Misa Mary Lou Bryan Hiland 018jt amily of Famfngton spent He may reti w Sunday at the Everett Hamn ILake, air line hosteae was taken ill home Jerry Reason informs us he andMcPherse koapita Feb13 a sonJamoe asd Gene Martin of Chelsea ealleel om Blanche Martin lastwee aas atoadod the Wheeler Marfuiotml on her last trip east nd hospitalized She carao home but Monday entered St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor ia scout troops are no longer shovling walk The villae snow plowi wa too much competition SUivrerPinckneys James ARd, ivei, 0, t i 111 Mortixgf Lake died atSt Joe hospital Arm Arbor, Sunday He was bom n Monroe Surwiv inp are his wife and 2 son Funeralin Ypsilanti today with Vurill in Woodmere Cemeterr, DetroitClifford Ejareler is home from theAnn Arbor dospitalMrsGertrude Hicks who has boosseriously ill with pneumonia is baftcr Mrs Julia Baker and Mrs Minn ie Fitch of Pontiac called on herSunday The commission will purchase371 more accres of land ia Antrim,ani C2aaeioux counties Hunters have returned 5200 whch50 rc of their deer kill cards A new goose made its appearance iaMichigan last fall, the Richardsoaor Hutchina goose which weighs WANTED ICRAP, JUNK CAfHT LOWifcr h eS Licens e 40842 Reward Lou tuniumiah TT O fi OQOi lU p g990 FO R RENT rot t hous e nea rFinckney,het , aa d col d watter Ref erence s neede d Phon o Weesta r80103 1274 1 a t 12741 127 , Tb y Shor tw PAAT SSupplte s Axit o Port ean d1 Mi4gct Car lo y Rea dFRUIT SMEAT S VEGETABLESGROCERIE S SBAB7 MIXB D CONCRET Etm i aai m CCPMPAN T r 4 mil a 7a t cffowti l at 48ft lbs hal f tha t o f th e Canadia n goos e MCDsO D Prd PhOD T r ft f2 4 o f the m wer e sMrs Eloys e Campbel l wit h Mrs Glen n o f Gregor y attende d Daughte n boar d meetin g a iBod fo r an d fotfrarod o Howei l 186 4 o r Uef to fifc oFIS H MARKET PRICE SQUALIT YCOURTEOU S SERVIC E STATE O F MICHIGA NTh o Probat e Cour t to r ta e Covnt y o fLivingsto nI f th e Matte r o f th e flatatt oiEdl a M Potter Mont Inc A t a tomatoa of sai d Cour t hol d o oJanuar y 21 , 1956 Present , Honorab e Hira mJudg e o f Probata 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch February 15, 1956 Description An account of the resource February 15, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-02-15 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/292f875cc99025097663a17935e7a2d2.pdf 024a6a7ab10088dddaca7c93ec47b022 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. 7V rII Wednesday February 22, 1956 NeJames Phelphs, Elmeir Phelphs ofto the consolidation j Mavy Ann was graduatedNow iftyear later eellefes are found too vawjaH r forMrM pupil whohave finished thejNT trade The legislature to handle increased sollegs enrollments intends to take over Wayne University nowaerated by the City of Detroit Itaew has 30,000 phpils, 18,030 titfceat full time This number is ex tatted to increase by more thanj by I960 There is very Uu to tins plan in genarl jwill lift the tax burden oft ef petreit and put it on the sat Ibesides providing them vith a,94v,ffi univarsity, fuliy paid for jtuuLia sound operating condition Despite this it wiH not scle ail Jtae problems Senator Vanderwevp weald increase the capacity of the juaior colleges such as Mt PleasantWestern jState and Ypsilanti to take Finckney high school, short eouraea and relieve Academy, and University of Michii MHoysville wastheat the halfIn thefecored 14 points to Boysville 8 In j fore the 8001 tat last quarter both teams scored 1 14 peiats Tommy Wylie wag high 1 scorer for the game with 19 point The Pinckney Jr Varsity weresluggish the first half and trailedto iJ A pep talk from Coach Moriarify at the half snipped them outo it and they won 49 to 40DennisClark was high with 14Friday they ply Manchester hereThia team is iu first place by virtueof u win over Hartlad wjita south it Marys Cataone OmrcaVMm Fr Albert Schnltt, Pastor Masse, 800 and 1000devotions,7Confessions, Kriday evening attarNoveaa Devotioas and Saturday frem760 to 900 9 m and Saaday be Elementary SciiooiKindergartenGaivaiy Mmaomte Caarch Bar Esra Beachj, Paator8 8 Supt Walter EachMorning Worshif, 1001Bandar Scar el 1100Young peoples Meettag 780Cottage Fellowship Servicet00ishere from Indiana Pamelanev DUtLtcaaBeVrlya new jtUjyJJuii jauintbrotheis have toy trailOliver, DuWuynt iJaxtcr, Jo l tS i ImCrtlv iastins luriii 1 lotii LkKJ tiid CURRENTlito Vote in the house fThri1 aai ScotA ,iintIity iCl her oriDions Threat Britian has abolisai lianj,irr which vas thoir daatamiiaity At one time in Britian aft n were punishable by kaagiii As lute as 1814 a mn washauled for cutuny down a treeTicft by postal employees was 8 jHiring mattti1 until 1836 and burg1iy untl isn According to Charias LyoD was pulling an wpVet victory Sunday School vtr DexterY Br J W Winger,Piaekaey VarsityWylit Higgs Nazareth 7 1 2 1 3j Hkhman 8 0Packer 2 3st University of Michi y,esios Her fiance from Dansville highsad llwyhigan State University, school and is now a senior at Mich tourist industry wants more j iKan State University where he afor development They char affiliated with Apha Zea, national l hojior fraternity fo pa fee eeonomy minded legislatureSat eassed Michigan to fall tp 4th b tti at a tourist State by nottths development funds of theit 100,000,000 business in Michifalling water levels are anproblem Southeastern Micliv wsnts a pipeline from eithrLake It Clair or Laks Huron te inerease their water supply which at tiates has been near, exhaustion ANNOUNCMENTThe engagement of Miss to Ted Stockton,e VanSkiver is announcetl The marriage in April, Both employed at the Pinckney Fab Wafcefield 0Burns boysville VarsityTaylorTemorowski RTemorowski BBarry Maca TouraageauAlice Velesq of IClark 1 0PF13 12 1960 980 mMiming Worship 1045 a, avThurs sight prayer meetingat the church at 800Wed choir practice 1M p mTat Peoples GhurehM36 Weat between Mala and Unadilla StreetsRev Keith Kuegaegger, PastorSunday School 946 a mnic,iitit An wii in Joiowi du, J iJawa011 wcht Ui hillowFG PT PF TP 112 82 t0 0 10JrVarsity F FT PF ft 7 0 2 14234 11 12690h 24123 2 Morning WerahipTeuth CroupEvening ServiceThurs PrayerJr Choir Practice Wed St srir ftartfce Wad 1050 AM7fO0 p m800 p m800 p m 400 p m m jilieMtyersvisiedicJiic 1 an JoeC1 at , i v 0 i 11 III1 s a new 1 I V Cgaine Connieit1 SchmidtTury Jofltexpects huution Company ANNOUNCES CANDIDACYAttorney Charles B Gatesmunwishes to announce that he will runTANDALS SENTENCEDMeaday Judge Carland sentencedtae I vandals who did 5000 worth il and several cotttages last rCaarles Hefner, 19, got 4 yrsJaekeoH Richard Vines, 20, 2 torear , Jackson Jerry CrofooUVfc 4 year, Jackson Howard Frede 4 year, iwobation Donaldyear probation plus 100 for the office of Livingston CountyProsecuting1 Attorney on the Ipubiican ticket The Primary Elecum is August T 195G and th3November 6 Ho is now actively campaigningfor the post and his friends are civculatin his nominating petitionsCatsman who is a native of thiscounty received his law work from he Detroit College of law following work at Ohio Wesleyan Univ GeryczKennedyWhiteIrnus LaBelle holiingsworth t 1 3021310 120 31 00 6S 24 01UeyiviUe Jr VarsityFG FT PFAklridge Roznek Wilderand stand trial i sonROBERT JACKil of Robert Jack,died of a heart attack athome at Gulfport, Miss,14 woe sot held until 430 pra at the Swarthout Funeralto a delay in trains RevWiager officiated Burial was inthejthe rMmckney Cemetery ft The following fron oul o town 1 Ronnie Hopkins famHy,DeKettkrjfamUes during World War IIHe has beenactively engaged in the practise flaw in this county since 1952i UCHS SRWarrea Fuclir died in Detroit oiRL BASKET ALL NEWSOr Feb Wie hijh school girlswon their 4thVlHfcrairht game with nodefeats by beating,Cheisea there 2rs 18, Chelsea led 17 H 16 the 4h CuaTter vvhtt Pincwne surgedahead Wiltsehad r 9 joints, Van Siambrook and Wegener each 7 Last Thursday nigrht they won straight game at HartlandScore at half 19 to lOMrs,the coach, was agrain proudcf the team Wiltse ha4 16 points,Wegener and VanSlamhjofcfrtatit 10 Janet Shirley,Linda Lee,Higrgs and Joan Clark Othors who got in were Donna Basydlo,Jackie Rutledge Nancy Nash andBarbara McAfee Bonnie Brower efef heart attack He was I Hartland got 23 points FarrfloodYoung 311 1 2 7 tQ 02 2 3Is3 4 a2626BASKaTT BALL SCUKESSoutth Lyon 62, Dextei o3Manchester 72, Hartland 30 University46 Roosevelt 88Brightton Aht Holly 36 Dundee 49, Chelsea 4U EatonRapids t, Hpwell 49 Flint Bentley 51, Swarte Creek 46 Gaines 71, Byron h Leslie 79, Fowlerville 51 Milan 74, Lincoln il Onsted 63,firitton 47 Salnei 75, Flat RocV 60 Webberville W, Dewitt TTINCKNEY CLASSIC LEAGUEW LMt Airy jf VJRobr, Servict r 2Boyds Insurance 7 LRlata J2 lKliis Hole ilJones Drug 11Team Hiyh ScriesBobs 3012, Boycis 2i74, iilai2818Team 4 I1 a uibasket vidtsdi hiis a v nijthci hoinv irom Florida lodayneann Koniiuy had compiny SunduyJehiiicr has ntv shoes, Dan CludaiiiV s 7 yciilS old K At l Kilist ACiit u Sunday She rode onad saw her jranduiJthr iu iun ,Jiminy B nirns i iU aim SurulayTob,1ii i ski UMV Li I i iiimy Sprout Kob the fhi His j1 mrljetoy1 on ahGflolir iiiyi virfiicd l Kaiser hj 1iiiinKs were public and seatstt providfj for spectators anwlti niddle ol the VJih century SirWVviii Pejjiys in his dairy relatf, iow hu frot up early ir the morn T vi go to a public hangingHaag is Utial in MUhijian until 1847Lut seldom infictci Then a aiaawih entenciti in Dtroit to hsag fer nniiJii The sheriff whess iiu h was to hany him resigaee i iifrtlvin do it and much diftii L vas ovpcriencctj in finding ivjin or the job Finally Ben Tal, hotel, and bai npeiator veluu 1 and caritid nut the job Butt,di jvvujvon of fetHng sweptMit suite that the law was repealvd iljoiri every session of the lepiIatuii1 sifHs a capital punisa,iUiit IjiJJ introduced Most are kcilcl in f imniitteo but one jmssed osse tut swits vetoed by the governorTheiiossilitits ar slight it will sver itmed Five othej states aslQd capitol punishment after Miohi hu ddjitath r hud anSerie9 0F Eoyda 1094, Mt7 Airy1921 IadidualLedwidge 655,AD Nosker 540 Individual IIib iaciVosmick 279, hay ziT, K Jackpot WinnersWilliams 222 Noskur 21,iork 204 i , Ihackream 0 i s operationj uiy Tl1Mr, Jones ior the 11 h nirw,a LinCardone WhitEditor Clyde Sibley Stockbridsepent the week end with his daugh lcTt Mrs Barbara Chenoweth andfamily of Dallas TexasH S Munsell and wife and J BBuckley and wife of Gregory arearc spending I weeks ia Florida The Russell Grosshani of Plain1 have gone to Flerida IMissfiatherise Reherts, 90,of Dex , daughteraf the late Jehn Rob TONEThis spring1 the 13eli Telephone isto conduct a full scale field trial ofa new type telephone whkh willlio its summoning by a musical tone instead of a bellStrictly experimental it operates on kiss than i awhere the ordinary telephone milrequires 85 rolts , ILab tests shows the tone stands iout and can be distinguished from, iecona llieKnvr wen to Willov Rilwlay Dili Kent, fjirer ain i i elf tali iiin id S 1 iun i ,,r, Klahr Uu v,Sivi oi Bl i iicJ J iv , fyy lieaLh wen iliiu Sun lay, S Hi T i i v i lid ari , hi, lathtr ta, an ice ,hilyiii ,1H a Li,1 pi1hii me in 1 ,,,, , ci Itoulii11 ili her inolhcr Luis inpany luida SyluUinkel hl fun Tiie iationftl lemperancf Leagueponsorintr n bill to ban interstateicrt rinR of alcoholic rrereiiagss,ud hearings aie bein held oa itJ,I deny that it violates any cea s Luiinal guarantee of freedom ef iich or the press Many magaiiic1 with nationwide circulatiea yi a larye part of their revenue WyL, kind of advertising1 We jastuut understand the banning efiertThf people voted to Jegjdize ike iMti business and why should itin under different restrictions thanany jther businessInleike had rnIinuas Seeosd aad ThirdShire,, went to the IkxteM MiefromIT eCal deirJi LieHowe 11 simw M, 11 j 1t,i hiother sounds such as doorbells, alarms LIBRARY NEWSNLW books at the library are TheGrand Mademoiselle by Stegemuier nd Milestons for Modern Teens ey Crawford daierts who lived te bs ltlweek The Dexter died lastPelie drive aettedfhayltht of Tyriaft Masonic Lodcre MafLaad risitedLivingston Lodraa liaifar el times He had a hunt Friday the team meets Blanchester here at p m This V0tn is unfef eaUa at Lovells, Surviving aie j hiewife, a son, Warren jr id a4ad daaf hter, Susan The fctnerel J was edar at the Quersejd Funeral jHeaia, Dearborn defeated this year Pinckney playslit Manchester next Friday Ii ARB OF THANKS rI wiah te thank my Wends artdaeiyhaers for the cards, flowers and TiW reeeired while, iri the hospitalMrs John CookX L WOMKNSWemens Fellowshipat the Coagn Church ThursFaa II it 8 p mfAr Palmer, Pattyjailai, Janett Shirleyfilary Boylft flll Hd Dtt d th er, Handy DaiBarr and thellavwa Ganpbells and Roberta AckV aaaded the DeMolay iostalla Arbor Saturday nightC sangand wifecaitei on Manchesterinestablish a taUacq ONLY ONE TICKETThere will be only one ticket atthe village election here March 12 the Union They met at p mThursday Ye editor was chairmaa, Murray Kennedy clerk Abe Haines Bert Davis tellers The follow was nominatedProsidinV Stanley DinkelClerk v Mildred AckleyThe 8euth Lyen Kiwaais Clubgav flM te the library fund taereHubert Derrance has startedcsxi serviet at Seuba Lyga Kenaeth Allarifht, 21, and JamesBates, ft escaped frem the Chilconprisoa camp last weekMauree Wilsen ef Lakeland diedr Detroit laal week Tae funsraland uria as there Resaly Nelsen has heea iswed1 A It 6oed Citizenship Girl at llowell high scheol The Sweetheart party put oa bye Uowell O K S was atteaded yI A fine program of singiag, dsn Mrs Mae Daller, Mrs Irving Cantreil and Mrs Thomas Bonner attend ed the Town and Country GardenClubS Card Party at the home ofJohn Beatty last TuesdayTHE IMXCKNEY IEKSThe Pegs of Pinckney mot witha Mrs Francis Shehan Fb 14 Mrs j Ralph Hall gave very interestinglesson on Living with TeenagersTHE MOTHER4 CLUBThe Mothers Club met at 9 amFbl4 at elementary school Theclub is gofe to back the Florida treatment iroJeci thj summer TheTreasi VvTfustee 2 Years,Trustee, 2 yeiw Trustee 2 YWs Asssessor Garnmitter for n Lorenzo Helen Reynolds fiil8 musical numbers was put,Don Swarthout Albert Shirley Lee Tiplady with a square daaceLee Walker,,8f, iasuranee brokerana past Master ef Golden Rule MaLorenzo Murphy j onic Lodge Ana Arbor, died last k Ht yeortMurrajrurphy, P WCirrtott V The Citizens caucuff met at 7 pm that night but ater considerabledebate did not put up o ticket The ommittee k Gm UatL PhillipeatiK Lotfivans DAUGHTERSThe Prnckaey Cfttle of Kingsaachters wrU imM M thehorn ofAirs, Leslie MfSKJaJey Thursday, March 1 at 1CutsV week He was active ea thejfrlloweralt it touredstotebuck ia the day wkea the laU PaulSchianderer directed it cost per tadit is qboufr 35 persfcudent The grades it will, affectare the 2nd 5th and 8th The children will bring home informationabout iU Tnfcarnavel is April 21 Circlethe dbte on your calendar MrsGoachef s chairman The rfbxt meeting is in all purposeroom at the school March 9 at 0 HmThe speaker is Wallace Watt ofthe Dept of Mental HealthLIVINGSTON LODGE NO 71 FBBSUARY CALENDARFeb SM p M, EA decrees 4April 14Fast Hatters banqoet oi iUvtte Grand Lodgd at school 7 p atrlroom Alenaa VaaSlambrook W 1ft The busses ore taking us to the The pupils who are studying Russiawill tell the room what they havelernedj We welcome Donnie Ackley back to school after his operationWe did not have any candidate forvice president nominated from ourPaul W Curls SecretaryThe state ia sympatheticDetroit Newt offer Mfchifa Vkm music festival at Ann Arbor FridayMerwin CampWl and lwreftce caHei n Roy fisher atMelke hoepitai, Brifhtosi Wednee I mo,ie Rosif Ann is lu ilciinti we1dad on Uni CJiL U theThe Last Fiunrirr Konnieway went ice fishing vt hisJiidy Schroeders cow Viad Fichman family were in DarbonSunday Kenny iarrs niiioi yoin ,,k ia Hiland LikMike Harlisdo1 lady had 1 pujis Hay Coriv, a saddle horse for t lie irls andcalls it Champ Joan Eiohman entej1tained Marilyn Singer The Jack Younft family went to the ki towSunday James antioll went toAnn Arbor t seTorever DjiriinCheri Schmidt saw her yrandmother and jjreat izrntmothetiii HOATeli Sunday Cheri is 0 years old on Pet 22 Perry Morgan went to Detroit Sunday and Marc Meyers to the Ann Arbor moviesFourth GradeOur Valentine pnrty was a success We thank the mothers who sent lopcorn We had enough to last all this week we have started a unit onbids We have Jibrary books onthem we are usiny We all enjiy d holiday Friday when the schoolcould not Ct aroundFifth Gradeing1 bee winners were Camilie fiuda amiReeky Morris Runnerup Larry LUoyWe welcome Bruceand Dennis Toslinetwins from Barhour Hall, Nazereth Academy, Kaazoo to our class We had a nioe vaUntine party, Mrs Sujrtfitt wasour pucstRonnie Haines has a baiiy brother, Brian, wt 8 lbs 4 ozsOur relief maps are complete uMichiganOur short stories on invMi con and scenice by Charles KcHteiin of GenepUl Motors are interestl ijTibrary period was today becauseof no school FridayWe are waiting for our letters foal the states towliere vfe wrote for informationt Grade News ninsr to multiply in 4Jack Doyle and Dickour room a movie ohjjw childrengirls are learning, to ploy baeket,bail, aerry Reaeoii came to beyeari speech Dr Morris McClwretein State University sdret yiny around school Thin ipeeoa fitunl hy the iess althoughIred nothing new Thi MMHt rutvocatVd I7y the latedhridye N Ferris, founder eflerns Institute arxi later gevar f MchijrpHis arguement was ion vacations tend to unravel Li lI that is taught in 9 mostki , When ye editor went te Lhe term was 10 months and Uu omnienieinent around Junt 25I i, jnii the 25 years J P Doyle wasj we hud 10 months school Thsaii a cat, to 9 months and moit efthe other schools have followed suitJi is still possible to yo theoiciwid as many schools hsve mer schoolThe south i still fightin desegrenation in schools but without ecess as a federal court has just mled a sourelation law passed by them unconstitutional We dont believe itis possible to pass a lepal segregaton bili Way back in AbrahamcomV time the 14th amendment pased freeing the negro, makiaghim a citizen and giving1 hrm all the s of one Theonly way rtthis is to amend the constitution Tfhiehis unthinkable as theoiner states have no segregationproblems The segregation forces ir Louisana clashed with tie Catholic church which has ordered deSOKrejraton in its schoolsThey waat lav passed banning it which weuldbe almost sure to draw an uneo decision from feae eevrtK publicans jot two news , it1 ist week, one bad, one ,goodMajferCbo of Detroi will notbe a candidate for jfovemor He says hewants to finish his job in Detroitand spend more time on his ranch in Arizona He had a heart attack ia 1152 and has spent much time iaArizona since then and is tahiaff Bechances A battery ot dociors are nounced President Eisenhower fft terun for a second term lastbut be has gone to make no decision util Marehpressure on him to run4ou8, mostly by poltWsms who him to for their, owabattte thejrfmJaatiem wouldPHONE VejWsiear e tooa Itan , Ada m Beye rPiackney bea t WebbervOl e lade ent s i n a clos e gam e her e Saturda yTHEATRE ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE mak e lif e easie r fo r th entir e family Telephone in th e kitchen , th e play room th e bedroomwher eve r the y ar e needed sav e tim e an d steps Thes eadditiona l telephone s ar eespeciall y importan t ifyo u hav e a bab y o r tw oin th e house Wit h a telephon e a t you r finger tips, yo uelen t hav e t o leav e you r tot s eve n fo r a minut e whe nth e phon e rings An d a minut e is al l the y nee d fo r har m r mischie f 1 Wh y no t as k abou t thos e additiona l phonesteday The y onl y cos t a fe w pennie s a day THER E SEEM S T O B Em o en d t o th e valu e o fth e telephone Ne w use slo r i t ar e turnin g u p al mos t ever y day Fo r in stance , a supermarke trecentl y requeste d Mich iga n Bel l t o instal l tele phon e outlet s a t th e en d f th e shelves , wit h line s runnin g t o th e stoc k room A s soo n a s th e merchandis e run s low , th e shelve s canb e immediatel y replenished S o th e chance s ar e whe nyo u wal k int o thi s store , youl l find just wha t your elookin g for , righ t wher e i t belong Th e telephon eserv e i n s o man y ways , doesn t it D O YO U SAV E pleoe s o fstring Th e telephon e com pan y i s lik e that onl ymor e so Odd s a d end s o fwir e an d wor n part s ar e care full y collecte d becaus e the yhav e rea l value Ton s o f thi sscra p ar e shippe d eacJTyea rt o Wester n Electric , suppl yunito f th e Bel l System Ther e the y ar e fe d int o gian t furnaces , melte d an dfemtd e int o wir e an d brandne w parts Thi s thrift yeconom y i s importan t t o al l o f u s becaus e i t help s kee ptk e eos t o f telephon e servic e down 255h p DESOT Omos t powerfu l car in th e mediu m pric e field Now A hardto p wit h4 ful l size ddoor s AH th e smartnessal lth e lith e appea l o f th esensationa l D e Sot o hard top s wit h th e convenienc ean d eas y entranc e o f fou rful l size d doors Ther e ar en o cente r post s to ma r you r view I N OROUCH O MAR X EVER Y WEE K O N NB C RADI O AN D TMLSVISIO NVan s Moto r Sale sI T MAI N ST PHON E U P 8 334 1frucnr w m wmm JWKKTAJM,, TOIA U 34 t o 35 Do n Swartthoo t an d Ro yRehHo n eac h ha d 1 0 point s an d Ha rHai l 15 Mr an d Mrs Dic k Clinto n cele brate d thei r 50t h wedding anniver sar y Feb 22 The y wer e parent sXX childre n o f who m 9 survive iMiss Doroth y Car r ha s opene d abeaut y parlo r ove roffice G W TeepJe , treat , o f th e Mich Stat e T B Board attende d a meet iu g i n Detroi t las t week far m 3 1 mile s sout h o f Plymout han d wil l mov e there ,Willia m Eisei e wfc o ha s bee n run n far m a t Portag e Lake , r THEATREWMfTMOMLAK EFrMay , SiUrday , Feb U, UPinckne y hig h schoo l los t bot hthei r game s t o th e An n Arbo r Y f hiGA Saturday , th e firs t tea m 4 2 U 28 an d th e 2n d tea m 1 7 to 20 Hug h McCabe,77,die d a t hi s hom eo o Dexte r Rd Wednesday Th e Pinckne y iCommunit y Play er s wil l pu t o n th e pla y Tris a tth e communit y hal l Marc h 17 Th ecas t is Han k Jordan , C W Hooker willbac k o a hi s ow n fafi m o n th e Dex Rd Joh n Meyers o f Silve r Lak ewil l wor k for th e lan d company ,Wm Goin g an d wif e o f Pontia car e her e carin g fo r thei r son , Wa rner wh o i s il l wit h pneumoni a a t 1th e Dav e Bowe n home Hoy Hick entertaine d a numbe ro f friend s Tuesda y o n hi s 11t hbirthday Th e Mason s an d Star s celebrate d i WU Tkr Fee Jaa e Wymn sad BetU iAL L THA T UKATS Nfc Tadukeie Cartea Friday , Saturday , Feb U YH1H STUPES INmlay , P U Car n en dMReak e Ite m50NWABINGA Saettecila r Celt Richar d Con U en d Pegfl ei nTABGET ZBftOGen e Barr y an d Barbar a Kal e jl aTH E HOUSTO N STOT m Geecf e Micaae lCek rMet , Fe 27,Na t Webber , Glen n Slayto n Jac k T 1 , , T T J J T Nashingto n birthda y Frida y nite iIlamli n Cci l Hendee Judg e Lov e , r J , , r TT , 1ini i, f A musica l progra m wa s pu t o n an dtoddy,Wayn e GarrHalleluja h Billy, , A n r , , MT J i u , , , , , , , , Rev A G Gate s Gav e a n addres s Sunday Monday , Feb If , 1 7i Georg e Washington Matm Svadax , p as Dr C L Sigle r attende d a meet Ann e Baxte r aa d Jef f CaeadU r RANSOMWit kFer d am d Dena a Kee irHtareti New sCampbell Omah a Jake,Mu rkv Kelly Uraz o Bill , Do nihout Zena s Giimes , Irvin g Bich avdsonSu e Smith , Bil l Bourbonnai sMrs Robie , Franci s Bowman Mis sFendop e Prim Alt a Meyer Triss ,Doroth y Ccrr Ra y Kenned y i s dir ector P H Swarthou t an d son , Don ,wen t t o Detroi t t o Hous e o f Provid enc e hospita l Frida y t o ge t th e bod yoi Mar y Quin n Hughe s wh o die d o fpneumonia Sh e wa s a cousi n o fMrs Henr y Harris , he r mothe r bc ijiy r Alic e Riley Wil l Roch e entertaine d th e follo wiu g a t card s Monda y night Ben,basil , Ernes t an d Norma n Whits ,Lsruc e Robert s a nd Da n Driver iy,Tlirsday Fek U, Mar lTH K DEE P BLU E SlA k GfsietiaSeef e an dia g o f th e MichT B boar d i n Detroi tth e Republica nIlast week 20 0 attended eBingha m Clu b banque t a t th e How qel l oper a hous e Wednesda y night , jKar l Tuppe r i s settin g typ e i n th e Pispatc h office Sanfor d Reaso n ha s bough t the 1Wl l Walter s far m i Ver n Demores t it movin g o n th eMik e Farle y farm i Willia m W rhit a entertaine d Frau kJohnso n an d wife , Georg e Hinckley ,Alber t Drak e an d Willia m Collie r Saturda y night Mis s Leli a Monk s entertaine d anumbe r o f youn g peopl e Saturda y jLight Th e weddin g o f Emm a Richmon d Pan d Carm i Web b i s se t fo r Marc h i I a iTH E SPOtLEBtS I n Teehaicele r Featarette MereCarsa aNewsues ,Thur, Feb M,M,Mar lKir k Doufla a a iTH E INDIA N FIGHTSB 1i nNott s o f 4 8 Year s Ag oLot s o f lagripp e victimsPostma sCOM E AN D BRIN G YOU R WIF EWHERE Pinckne y MASONI C TEMPL EWHEN FRO M 12 2 PM SUNDA Y FEBRUAR Y 2 6WHY MOTHER S UNCOL N DA Y DINNE RWHOBY PINCKNE Y CHAPTE R N O 145 0 fcSWHA T FOR HEL P WORTH Y GRAN D MATRON S PROJEC T 11MM SYLVANTHBATK Olielaea , Mica ,Fri Sat , Pee tt, 24 HFe N aa d Benii a Rea dRANSOM 1 , Me M Tiee Fe M , 27 , I ITHRK 1 STRIPE S I N Ti lWtt hAid e Ra y aa d Pai l Care rTkera , Fri , Sat Mar , 2 , 4COUR T MARTIA L FBtLL T MITCMLL var y Ceepe r sa d Ralp h BeHst fJAC K HANNt HThe BrighW a TewniKi y Deaieera tCl aa e bough t M M Birkeatlee keaee l fe r tit fo r a eltf e aease n lar e Mille r faai seeifae d a t Kin geele y aa d i e wrkhi f t tk e fai ltrtit y e f Mieaigaa MHarol d Rad y jr o f Rus h Lan e ha sTnVrreiiT n ttn aii 1 CDr p an d ifon e t oT o s Leste r McAfe e attende d th e For dMoto r Co Managemen t banque t a tth s Hote l Statler , Detroit , Saturda yflight Baxte r Hoope r an d wif e o f Bre thre n wer e wee k en d guest s o f th eLeste r McAfees Mrs Jame s Whtle y an d daugh ter s calle d o n Mrs Rosell a Peter sto Jackso n Thursday Oli n Robnso n jr an d wif e o f An nArbo r an d bab y calle d o n hi s bar ent Saturday Oli n Robinso n sr an d wif e attend e d th e funera l o f he r aunt , Mrs Susa n Genth e i n Wyandott e Mon day Frida y Franci s Dodg e an d Re xI Sackett receiv e honorar y 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VdmTw9 FOR RBNTI room hese nearPiickney,het and eeld waiter Reference seeded Phene Webster gcalled lor eaxUJaUveeV MowattW o U 4FORSYTHE UUNDif MNsAlTat least fourteen 14 dayto such hearing orpersonal service at least five days prior to suck keariagA true copy Ctieatia Parsi,Register of ProbateSTATsf OF MlCsTIGAlfThe Probate Court for the Ceuntfla the Matter ef tie Mate efAbigail Litermora, alse kaew asAbbie Uvermore, Deceased 4 m A IMFOSUNDAY 9H TO UMNOT OP1N fMTURBAYPkoat HA 3311140 F St,Dtw, JjiehSTSTf i4 f, CBsAVB OOMTAltT wFISH MARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICEV 4 enerabieJudge ef Freatsetice s Hereby glV, That thepetition of John R Livermora thentffeiitrater ef said estate, prayingthat his final aecouat be allowed and the reeidne ef said estate assigned tethe persons entitled mereeJ isjB he heard at the Probate Court enMarch 13, 1956 at ten A MIt is Ordered, That nettee thereofbe given by a publieetten kareef lerthree weeks eenseevthrely nrevieoste said day ef hearing, in the Pinek ney Dispatoh, and that thecause a copy ef this nelise ed upon each knewnat 4is laai taewa addraee hfed jnail, retnm receipt least fourteen 14K eys prierrtesooh hearing, hf pevaesml serviet atleast five S ptferBiram R A trueM ORDER YOURtiFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWHIPRKIS POCOHONTAS BLOCK wALBR1QUCTS , STOIBt WAL vifr1 i SAHf 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 February 22, 1956 Description An account of the resource February 22, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-02-22 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/16121cfe52ff3e72f4985a69ce9310fe.pdf d0a2e253db0d9f0ab3aa5e1079deb3c0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. , rill , V v,1 Wednesday, March 7, 1956 No 10fSkuvebVast changes in the legislature the net sre senatelemaavilSiirun cr caress SotoCoru Brown of Broic Senators Jjfttkner, Colorca and Geerlngs oif are quittin for business lost at Stock j SjKJLLIAM H GARDNERgre in their last regular game G4 to 51, This gives them 6 wins and i Wiiliam H Gardner, 74, of Putnamtownship died Friday, March 2,1956,at his farm home at 4000 Monks RdKGov William plan control1Q bylt ore Itl vurVand biii kii jsrhole bifiJ Pau c Alav ievyi u iyew in jail CA J obscene literaturethis monthThe nnion oliidioate against CcivsIloyworth Hivb ben in f,vofiaxiV Liand agajt,tbo pamocrrtA meeting at Fim t iic tfcethe,m ther, ity 1 00 andutrs of in effectto v UJ a canvjasnn I Don locl al He esideat 7 losses If jvas really a tuneup asPinckney meets Stockbridge in the Dansville tournament Thursdaynight Bumpus has 12 for Stock Cauoik CbtrcaFr Albtrt Schaitt, Putor Mass, 800 and 1000devotion Friday vtntogbridge and Burns and Higgs each 11itr Pinchney ha Pinclcney reserves woa 66 towith Quaker Wakefield gettingfMmr, The 2 McCleer brothers he ient his entireesed caci other, Jim temg with e was a member of Pinck cey Chapter OES 145 and Livingas the result of a heart attackHe apecialzed in raising purebredDelaine sheepThe sonof Henry and Eliza Murphy Gardner he was born Nov 16, on the Monks Road farm where Friday evening afterNovaa Devotioa aad Satjirdaj front to 900 9 m and Suadaj bV, Elementary School CURRENT COMMENTKindergartenEddie Cologne vi t So iii Tir Kt OwSprout and her iohir toil 800 jmoitta uwrefeopPickney an1 Brlsn with Stockbridge Pinckney Varsityjurns FG FT PF TPH unman ackerITolHn,sworh Siiciion Stcckb idjje Varsity 53112 02 15504 O4 34 2 1512 1111 1282jpportsI ones, a opponent again t him has been called off FredenbThe uaiqiis uy jl artei s have 1 been resolved The legislature hcspassed araberVm tor 1111 mj tvo Bumpusiloorof the eapUoiJ vacated, The off icesthere vjLwmbvc ino tthe state building This includes of state ofjuos and FG FT PFTP2 4 2 8bill Cair burn Lai ion SwcecMills, RuiJuiinnewthe secretary ied105 51 16013 041 40 12000 042 1134 12 1 122314 0 Fton Lodge No 76 F A Mperformed Masonic graveside servicesIn 1917 he married Iva Chapel ofPinckney She survives There are4 daughters Mrs Eloise Kirtlandof Ann Arbor Mrs Ruth Ivankavich of Owosso, Mrs Noraiu Pressley of Pinckney and Marian at home Other survivors are 2 brothers, DrCyrut Gardner, Lansing, Gen of Stanton 4 sisters, Mrs ArU Caulk,I Ann Arbor Mrs Eunice Hoff, How ell Mis Mildred Bigelow, Lansingand Mrs Georgia Webb4 Upland,California and 4 grandchildrenThe funeral was Monday afternoonat the Swarthout Funeral Home with Revs Ruegiiegger and Beachy offieiatngBurial in Pinckney Cemetery ChurchSara Beachy, PaatorWalter fischWorship 1000Scfcol 1100Eeofiea Matting 730 Ffiknvaup Service 100 fK 11 Vnhy liui inis aihlins uv IimyH1 LO S iOiii Gfaiirch J W WingrSchool 940 A m, Wormhip 1046 a, maiybt prayer meeting tae urch at 800WL ckoir pxactic 786 p tocourt Pinckney JirVarsity FG FT PFWakefield Iinus McCieer JV 81 33 41 50 1 005 10 30 0 2V 123 2 1 62 50 t ChiifofluCONSERVATION DEPTConservation and correction officials Kennedy m estarh a prison camp at Bar Clark aga county to work on state parks Sockow The Michigan Conservation pro Cevycz gnm is nowon TV statoi WJIM I Ilulhngsworth every Friday at Uio i vn Burp Deep snovs and froein rains Vtockbridge Jr Var FG FT PF TPhave increased stravtviou IOSJS of Hoisley Michigan, deer SpauaforCapac sportsircn bought 4 ton 0 ounghay andtook it 200 miles to Mio to Collin,feed starving deer Conertitioi Rose ogicers made them take,it 50 IliUe Fweet er north wherettrf official feed , Hoardn lland lukeed to spec1 fish Feb the gieat La1co3 The 18th anniversaryLife Week is March 13J4 Only bobcats, coy0tieM nmay be hunted legally HJV elosnot 222103 0 1 207 20 10 0 BaijJonsj Doyles, Kennedys,1 13 I Coopers, Kellys, Bates, Monks, Lav 0 j eys, Harrises,Reeves Gardners have left or passed away long ago as havethtir children All that remains toremind up oi the bst is the name cf the highway Monks RoadAt one tima 42 children of thesefamilies attended the Reeves school Now there are not half a dozen children thee of school age Bill was that character, an MU West between Main andtJnadilla StreetBe Keith Ruegnegger, PastorSvsday School 945 a m Meraing Wrehip 1050 AMYouih roup 700 p mService 800 p m400 p ncu mA L kLanamed iHnnp Whit nil 11 vl 1 11 Cirlai,u iiir ,in in i w illtti ,0 1 JI a i 1 LX 1 L i AilU , Lto ilovell sliow1 Hi l LU deer il1 i i i this morning JoeJr boir Practice Wed ir Practice Wed4 40 21 32 776411 4072STUDENT COUNCIL IN MEMORUMThe passing of Bill Gardhcr heliked to be called that marks thtlast of the older residents of that part of Putnam township The Mwr MNCKfrEY MENS A1 Barnes Hotel2 Read Lumber u Larrys Marathon4 Velvet Eezn llainfieli Farm BJV,b Itfnkehs PlumLing 7 yans Motor Solos 8 Detroit Dip Set 9 Prices Mobile Service IO O F No 40 ry Tavern 2 Lavey Hariware Team High 3 GamesVelvet tEez 2667, Dinkels jlMIV a Iiiti has11d is Up IK fan The uiual spring breakup hit haf0 wtik and as in the past manyroads were impassible This did notoniy include dirt roads but countya J stale rouds us hugt holes de Hoped in them and they werelanded in many places The floodcould have iuen avoided if the drain aftc ditches had been cleaned OuLIL hah always ,senied to us that the opfe of this state get less for thexil money sjent than anything That is why we favortollroadirrhc will rljuire no tax money as they will be paid for by the peoplewho use them If the state highway iji specially its commissonter,n ev fafiyhte they would welcomeflitse ruads as it would releaseJu J i i ad money for other roads in areas heie they have been badly needed1U yeais, However he is 100 fc pii d to the toll roads and propos u e what road money availMe lo build paiellel roads to theioil oiiis The other ojjosition s in isties and formers who do not tliLir lands oosscd or the iraffie thi toll roads wouldTle iajKi ciass opposed theof the railroads years agogreatest ood for the greatestuei doe, not ineai anything to in the old days railroads ofrtiu tiaik on Sunday whn no aiion was jjossibfe in placesthey could not get a right oftoJ KLIJ aiimmv ,oreVi bafy liiJ1 jilI i J lid 1L JlPtiekt, irijdly honest man ft is yoa can judge a man by whathis neighbors think of vhim If that is true he rated high No neighbor 7263 GOo 57454228 32414 445474i50fil77 cii261J,f vVinl The Elementary school has elect ,ver asked for hel or loan of a j Barnes 2573 ed the following to the student Counixescil Pres, Donald Barker Vice i Prcs, Jack Young1 Sec, Kren Sing er Repreeentatives Kenneth Lutterairrtw , with Wisconsin,Ontario officials last week to discuss Voung, deer rtjanagemyritlhc nk av1 rity to control the sizu of the hordMARCH iJULKl invi The court term starts Marcli 124 criminal, 15 jury, 15 nonjary 9chancery and 21 divoice casos arelisted The cviminar cases are larcenyRichard Cook, John Clark, Michael Jimmy Baughn Ann MarieCarol Taurianenen, HowardDwight Matteson, Karenowning, Patricia Borowsky, CamWendt, and Robert Horning, ciamnge to a building James Verbeek DK rcc Mary vs Eujrenc Charlick,Earl vs Mary Pratt Mary v Leonafd Krcczak, Qwritirie vs Jack Obborn, taflc n ,3 Clare Roberts Mar ile Buda, MichaelWinisky, JudyJauowski Their constitution Qom is Rachel Nash, Karen Singer,Carnille Buda, Patricia BorowskyMISSIONARY MEETINGLast Tuesday night Mrs MerwinCampbell was hostess to the Mission rry Society of the Peoples ChurchMrs Lloyd Wellman gave the deviot ions and Mrs Keith Ruegsegger read letters from the Maurice Paulseaswho are missionaries in South Africii MrsCampbell accompanied on the but the received it Though he leftschool at an early age he was awell educated man He me norized i6t Pi Sincr 59 Individual High 3 GamesA Fredenburg 59SL Jacobshundreds of poems and deljhtedtoTeoitt them for hia acquaintances He was horn and raised on the farmwhere he died and never left the but once and then for a few Team High GameVelvet Eez 937, Bar7iesHotii192f, Reads 823 Individual High GamuH Taylor 248, A FredenburK to schooll,ni Wyiir iiicl Kanleen SingerlLh Shiiey went to thi cottogo SunJjiy Linda CurUs visited iiet jranmother, Scutl and Mit arvet torkTwite hoi went to tin1 boit sho,, withhis dadDaid hanifxi plave 1 Ind ians With hlS lMJUi ,, , iaricui has an Kasui1 uressA arolMcnke rode in her aunts nev car Ruth Beachy had Sumtrry dinnerwith her new neighbors Cathy and Chai lts 11 oth have chickens Oiir stayed oviniight with wv ilardin Stanley Lin IK I,,e 1 111, la i vtMIL1 ilh shanty ofi the ice Thu legislatu has changed theuiMjico law 7 ie old law was that1 divorce did not become final un a year after it was granted Nov I a itid so that a divorce cannet be granted until it has been on Jiie I months The judges claim thattaerfc is a better chance of reconcilatioii if t,hv couple can be broughttjj thai before their differenceinu aited in courttact severalhnmuMMiliard vrvs VioletKarel vs Walter Ricketts, Shirley, orran for group sining 16 were pre n Lvn naljlc Lipford Richard i Mable vs William Williams, Grace vs Charles Hath ir A luncheon was servedMARCH JURY LISTPutnamMary Eichman, Herb FieldsOrviUeMildredway, Ellen vs Leo Loedy, Joeph rs I HamburgAlice Thompson,Dorothy Cunningham, Robert vs Beekrnan Jerry Ann Brand, Marie vs Robert HartlandClaude Brian, Miller, Lydia vs Wiiliam Fieil, WykoffRuth vs John Graybeal, Sandra vs j Howell CityLeon Wickman,KennethKeecc Oliver, Mary vs Henry Mill Griffithlunch, Joyce vs Glenn CatrcllDor Howell TwpBessie Pearson, WilU othv vs Roscoe Dukes am BelzJ T llla Kleinschmidt, Mildred ButMcNamcrra, BurrOceolaDorr Hooker, Mike WinesTyroneVisco Lemon, Jas Murphy T iiadrrFaCTare Glenn,r Leo SmithersBrighton CityKatherine Kirschbaum, George Schaferlirighton Twp Alma GasmireMaeSchmidtkeCohoctahLloyd Shaller, ShirleyCecil Benjauacd 342 pints of bloodThe Quota Thg 1Ur b,e I week by a Univer y of Michiganfm 4kk An ii DAA Lin Tf li UnJ IA v I ANN UAL VILLAGE ELECTION cher The annual election for the Vll , larioniJohfeicge of Pinekney will be held at the Clark jr PUtnam Town Hall onMONDAY, MARCH 12, 11956 To Elect the following officersONE PRESIDENTONE CLERK ONE TREASURERONE ASSESSOR THREE TRUSTEE FOR 2 YEARS The polls of the election will teopen from TtuO a ro to 8 p mOnlyalified voters will be allowed toovtt Mildred Akley village clerk 1vayJohn Harrisman Dorcas Bunn, MargaretLIBRARY NEWS are Mary Jane byMattfevaad Little House of riNGIIIEV KINGS DAJGHTiS Tht Pbckney Kinjrs Daughters met with Mrs Leslie McKinlev vit,Tf9 meinbers and a ruent preset The group recited St Pranci prayerAm Bt M E Darrow ad from tb Sliver Cross, magathM MesdamIL 11 lJarrow and P W, with Ireen OakW earner , DecrfieldAnn Conklin, Ruth DietrichGenoaLaura McClureMsthdr AlexyHandyMae DammanLIVINGSTON LODGE NO M MARCH CALENDARMarch la 8 p m Fellowcraft teamWM practse March 16 8 p m EA degreeiMarch 24 8 p m KM terre April 14Paat Master banquet mUUe Gmnd Lodge at school 7 hours It can be truly said he lived 247 Lin his house by the side of the roadand was a friend of man What better can be said of any man by Glenn GardnerNote Mr Gardner is wrong aboutthe children now living in the Reevesdistrict about 50come in every day on the Pinckney school busCARD OP THANKSWe wish to express our sincerethanks to Rev Ruegseggar, Rev 238High AveragesH Taylor 179 J Led vidce 171,A Fredenbuig 17, J Mack 171,H Widmayer 166 ioil visitvd hernclt Dill f nil liuH rw, y in 11 el fell on icut which took f stiLciuFifth and Sixth GradesFriday we elected officers Pres,Michael WiniskyVice PresDon Barker, Sec Judy Graves Our Eastervacation is in 3 weeks We ar nowstudying Europe Everybody takes CLerie Schmidt o r yul coat for tier birthday Connie Kaiser vfis in Viilaiiston niniay Shefound a small tan dor se wouldilifc iti owner to claim M ry m 1 Carolyn Cos gray traded their horsefor a pony Pop Kye Kalhy SlietJIrroe visited friends Sunday RogerJRonner visited Ierry Morgan Salu day Fourth iru eWe have a fine display of bookujviws on our hullclin hoard r ciiaLer inwrLtea jnkation batth between Authoring Juev aiid the University of Alabama he federal court ordered the univ iiiiy to readmit her1 to her class and set the deadline aa Monday t do this The college retorted byptlling Lucy for signing afrtnrnnxlYrjTnlJliavils charging the college offici Icrlis I irTnciTea ITTe riot which causecTher lei the first time 4,000,000 inuaur suits by the college were d against her and theNational Ain for tne Advance pf Colored People which isher fight was listed as subbecause they did not registerin Alabamait c 1 lu 1a UI K Jto clfise lueBeachy, members of the OESand conritry After we leaT1 about Jt WG bird unit is cbout done Our chart, No 76 and to our Wlite a repn n lt Some of US are ere on display the corridor We arctiiends and neighbors for their kindness during our recent bereave ment Famly of William HGardnerRED CROSS BLOOD BAisKThe Red Cross blood bank will beat the Howell Armory March 14 at 126 p m Last year this county going to have a Florida treatmentMib Henry substituted for Mrs Heaton Wednesday Michael Winiskybrought his record player to schoolso we could danceSixth Grade NewWe are working on our graduationpn gram We divided into groupsi The Russan and Switzerland groups making booklets for our reportsOur problems are in addition and su traction of dollars and cents Wsiart division this wek In georaphy we arc stud, inj expforatioysf the north and south polesSharonGallup told us about the Kvening Grosbecks who eat at her bird feedor They were photofcTinhel lastfor the year is 800 pintsIf it had notbeen in the blooJ bank it would havecost the residents of the county the 10,000Pinrikney residents27 pints Only 395 pints hasbeen collected this year and the blood bank Js very low Pinckneyresidentst are asked to contribute blood The blood bank has not cometo Pinckney for several years The last time only 35 donors signed upand 100 is wanted winners Janice Rose Kaye Wylietnd Rachel Nash We are havingarithmetic at one oclock so the pu pils who do not finish can do so atunon Too many were not completing fchort assignments We have somefancy compositions written by thmembers of our class Our English isi improving RRollie Singer and family havemoved into the Marshall house theybought dn West Main St The Marshalls are living n a house trailer atBASKET BALL SCORESBoysville 49, South Lyon 39Grand Pingree and Norris RdaLedge 72, Howell 60 Charleston 774, and Mr DenthBrighton 54 Saline 61, University The Robert5i Ypsilanti 44, Edsel Ford 46 ise URosa gpent Thnrsda with Michigan Center 77, DexUr 75Dun the John McGuirea inDetroit Fourth and Fitthoiiene Snger moved Saturday II WxtUv has a ev siIi LSharon oxhvays yrnflnither ji1 o her Sunday Schuinic Baxter had a birthdaiy party SundayJudyDarrow s sick Dwight Matteonsiiother had an appendicitis operation iFifth GradeThe spelling winners were Wallacelinger and Mike Tuunanien OJT iraps are We are presentingtl the class and quzzing ti u v it Our winter fun pic1urt and graph paper designs arei I nicely done We arc making puppets for a puppet play Ronnie, our yecy 1iophet Jones, the Detroit negrohulc h bv irrcsteJ twice on noials cliarges His system is similar to that of Fr Devine of New uri His followers turn over theirearning to him in return for a subsistenance In this way he has plentymoney Some 60 years ago Washtenaw county had a trial which arouscd nationwide attention It was that of Prince Michael He startedhis tult on Bethune Ave, Detroit,hui had a branch in Washtenawcounty He wore his hair long and had d flowing beard His cult pracUsed poligamy One of the vivasho took was a girl under age andhe was arrested on a morals chargecharge and tried in Ann Arbor The trial was long drawn out ag he hadI he best lawyers in the country Hewas convicted A J Sawyer srwaaprosecutor and this trial made himfamous The late Charles Bates ofLexter was on the jury and he told aie 1 rince Michael was one of thasmartest men and best talkers hecvAr heardcm the witness standdee 83, Milan 68 Flat Rock 73 ww Mhs, Hetty Carver of Ann ArborChelNja 63rNorviUe77, MUfcri Pnt Sm67 th the Genrge Van64, Roosevelt ,68, Lincoln 45 Normans wrote a lettter aid arranged a ti pstate capitol March 21 Wefor good weathT We madejbiitiiday cards for Mrs Thayer andMrs Boinle Henry is teaching, Wot c,fford E ,TILLAGE BOARD OP REVIEW for Mrs Alt Meyer in the HicksThe Pinckney VilUf Bowd of eoL AlU i ta SUoe hospital,Review will net at the town ball Ann ArborTudy, March 6 and TuwJy Thomai Steelc who fort crly March 1 from 900 a A to 4J0 p worked for Gw Bros errdhaft to rtyJr thttti rdL Anyon bn Uvtat in th Martin Markovhaving arlmaet ft ap house on MMW is moving nn the xon and robitjtute Secretarr op te Alma ttTrftfiiinyTOWNSHIP BOARD OF REVIEWThe March 13 meeting has be3adjourned to Friday, Mrc h 16th Lloyd Headee, Supervisor President Eisenhower has yieldedthe caH of duty an probably his better judgement hasaieed to run for a second termpro1ding he does not have anotherheart attack between now and conveniion time next August Like theittarge of the light brigade his not to reason why His but to do or dieAlready his opponents are calling lim Part Time Ike lagtis accepttoner he ruled out all sdPp engage mints, bam storming and whittletop speaking which have been so reat a part of all presidential earn,paigns Hisspeeches will be jover TV ttdvce4iQ Jetefused to say whether W fronted S Pratittent Nixon as kliafter tae, x tJ Wednesday , Marc h 7 , 196 6 Tuto dEtttorials on Michigan Mud CrossiS restored belo w ar e th e fall text s o f tw o editorial s whic h appeare d in Th e DETROI T TIME S o nFebruar y 26 195 6 an d i n Th e DETROI T FRE E PRES S o n Februar y 27,1956 Becaus e the y presen t th econsidere d editoria l judgmen t o f two of Michigan s grea t newspapers , w e ar e reprintin g the m M a pobticserrk fo r th e informatio n o f ou r 3,600,00 0 Blu e Cro w member s an d al l th e peopl e o fFrom JJeiiy f Times, February 26 LEE THEATRtWHTTMOR E LAK Elriday , Saturday Marc h ft, 19y Doubl e Featur eVa a Berlin JoMn e Woodwa dOUN T THOS E AN D PRAY i n CinemaScop e an d Technicolo rAls oBOBB Y WAR E I S MISSING immm WABLU E CROS S FUS SW e didn t impac t a wee k ag o today , whe n w estarte d a serie s o i article s o n Bin Croat , tha t th efus s ova r hospita l prepaymen t woul d attai n th e in tensit y i t ha a no w reached Th e amoun t o f sarilahatoo , frankly , i t gettin g ou to f nand Rep Alliso n Gree n he a bil l fo e th e Legislature ,whic h h e fondl y hopa a wU aolv e everything I t wont Insuranc e Commiaritma r Joaap h A Navarr e ha sbee n quote d wit h som e remark s whic h w e suspec t h ewil l regre t whe n h e begin s t o realiz e wha t b e ha s said A grou p o f union s i a Detroi t an d Flin t i s proposin gt o se t u p a riva l Blu e Cros s plan, whic h i s entirel ywithi n thei r rights, even thoug h w e doub t i t wil l loo ka simpl e t o the m onc e the y hav e gotte n int o wha t i s ver y complicate d prublem O f th e threeRep Allison , Commissione r Navarre ,an d th e unionsw e thin k th e union s ar e behavin gmos t reasonably W e dHfe r wit h the m onl y i n ou ropinio n a s t o whethe r the y CA N produc e wha t the ythin k the y can Bu t o f th e whol e lot , w e thin k Blu e Croa t an d it spresen t manager s ar e th e moa t capabl e o f providin gwha t w e want W e thin k Blu e Croa t i t gettin g aviciou s an d needles s pushin g around I n ou r new s storie s w e hav e trie d t o tel l wha t wa shappenin g withou t lettin g ou r opinion s swa y us Bu t thi s i s th e editoria l page , an d thi s i s ou ropinion , an d w e ar t sayin g wha t w e think Firs t o f all , a serie s o f article s whic h bega n con currentl y i n anothe r Detroi t pape r ia , fo r al l w e kno wa t thi s moment , stil l running W e don t hav e an yquarre l wit h th e fact s i n i tW e d o believ e i t ha s place d to o muc h emphasi s o noverutilisationtha t is , th e complain t tha t som epeopl e eithe r sta y to o lon g i n th e hospital , o r ge t i nunde r Blu e Cros s whe n the y shouldntwhe n the yaren t reall y tick Th e Time s reporte d mat W e can take yo u bac k i nth e file s a coupl e o f year s an d sho w w e wer e th e firstnewspape r t o repor t ther e wa s som e o f thi s chiselin ggoin g on I t shoul d b e halted W e thin k i t i s bein ghalted From The Detroit Free PresHospital Insurance CotsTRYIN G TO SPO T TH E REA L VILLAI NOl d melodrama s ha d thei r advantages I t wa s eas yt o identif y th e villain Thi s i s no t s o i n th e curren tuproa r abou t boepttahsatio n insurance Rate s hav eskyrocketed Man y thin k Blu e Cros s ha s thrus t it sisn d to o deepl y int o th e pocket s o f it s 3,600,00 0Michiga n subscribers Investigation s ar e bein g made ,bll s ar e bein g submitte d t o th e legislature , an d th eat r i s blu e wit h charges Muc h i s stil l bein g learned , bu t w e thin k som eobservation s can be mad e now Th e public s deman d i n th e laa t decad e fo r bette rmedica l an d hospita l ear e ha t bee n great Therefore ,o n to p o f inflatio n mue t b e adde d th e cos t o f thi simprove d care A a increas e i n Blu e Cros s rate s might ,then , b e considere d automatic Th e questio n is D o th e allegedl y excessiv e rate sreflec t onl y inflatio n an d improve d care Ampl e proo f t o th e contrary appears i n survey s o fhospita l case s covere d b y hoepitalizatio n insurance Th e studie s indicat e clearl y tha t alarmin g abuse soAv e croppe d up Thes e tak e th e for m o f unnecessar ycapitalization,prolonge d stay s fo r convenienc e o rcomfor t an d excessiv e ua t o f drug aa d laborator yfacilities Th e proble m remain s m e jAn a Who m d o w e his san d boo But i t make s a rathe r sensationa l subjec t t o writ eaboutan d som e peopl e tal k to o muc h abou t i t Thi soverutilization whil e i t doe s happen , i s no t occur rin g t o th e exten t tha t i t make s an y vas t differenc e i npremiu m payments An d tha t i s th e mos t importan t issu e i n thi s whol eproblem ,Wh y d o w e thin k overutiluatio n t a s grea ta s son e peopl e tr y t o suggest First , becaus e a Blu e Cros s stubb y grou p itsel f wa sth e firs t t o di g int o th e mattea , Nt attemp t t o hid eanything Jus t a n effor t t o corceetth e situation , sinc echiselin g b y on e subscribe r i s pai d fo r b y al l th ehones t ones Second , Elu e Cross , b y subsequen t an d continuou sinquiry , think s tha t thi s evi l i s unde r goo d control ,eve n thoug h ther e i s stil l a n occasiona l violation Third , becaus e Michiga n isn t th e onl y Blu e Cros splan Th e sam e genera pla n exist s i n p th e states ,eac h unde r it s ow n law s an d it s ow n management I f th e pla n her e happene d t o b e a t fault , i n som eway , i t i s hardl y possibl e tha t al l Ui o state s woul d b ea t faul t i n th e sam e way Somewher e i n th e country we woul d find that Blu eCros s rate s wer e markedl y lowerw e woul d find it,tha t is , i f Michigan s Blu e Cros s wer e lettin g th e cus tomer s ge t awa y wit h murder Somebod y woul d hav e roun d a solution , an d woul db e braggin g abou t it Bu t no , rate s ar e prett y com parabl e anywher e yo u o Therefore , w e suspec t thi s overutilization ha sbee n publicize d int o a bigge r faul t tha n i t reall y is W e don t thin k ver y man y peopl e ge t muc h fu n ou to f goin g to , o r stayin g in , a hospital No w Rep Gree n think s h e coul d brin g abou t lowe rrates , an d thwar t al l th e chiseler s suc h a s ther e ar emos t peopl e ar e honest b y a la w makin g Eu Cros s chang e it s policy H e woul d mak e everyon e wh o use s Bliv C , yth e whol e cos t o f th e first day i n th e hospita l lr 3mos t expensiv e day , becaus e the n yo u hav e al l th etests , an d usuall y th e operatio n i f yo u nee d one andals o pa y 1 5 pe r cen t o f th e cos t afte r th e sevent h cn O f cours e tha t woul d reduc e th e premiu m yo u p yfo r Blu e Crossbu t you d soo n find it didn t sav e L ymonpy , Furthermore , it woul d pu t th e , on th e peopl e wh o ar e mos t sedouej r lf Wh o v o Rep Green , wit h th e bes t o f intentions , hii , nsimpUfteo V th e situation Besides , h e want s t othi s compulsor y fo r everybodyaoesn t eve vgiv e subscriber s 9 choic e o f whic h wa y theyl dd o i tCommissione r Navarre , fo r reason s whic hus , ha s indorse d Hep Green s notion W e isom e politic s somewhere , becaus e W e CUL Iough t t o kno w better W e wonder , too , wh y Navarr e ha s questione d cn esincerit y o f th e Blu e Cros s i n offerin g a tui ,deductible policy Peopl e hav e bee n able , i f the y chose , t o bu y ha polic y fro m Blu e Cros s fo r upward s o f th e las t year Blu e Cros s mad e n o secre t o f th e fac t th t UVJ apolic y wa s bein g otfered Peopl e coul d hav e it M alowe r price , i f the y wante d i t The y didn t wri f M T o ge t bac k t o th e unions , now They d v tpone whic h give s mor e benefit s a t lowe r cost Vilodoesn t lik e th e idea Wh o doesn t wau t th e ftv ,ifivecent cigar back , o r th e 70 0 automobile , o r tc threecen t newspaper , fo r tha t matter We d lik e al l back Bu t yo u can t sla p economic s i n th e face Yo u can t legislat e Utopia An d s o fa r a s w e ar e concerned , yo u can t ou Eu e Cros s hasn t bee n doin g a goo d job It s price s haven t gon e u p an y faste r tha n fact wages I t ha s bee n s o goo d tha t i t no w ha s 3,OIN0 Opeople , o r hal f o f th e whol e state , usin g Blu e Neville Brand , Arthu r Fran z an dan d Jea n Wille sooob Sunday , Monday , Marc h 1 1 1 2M M Y SISTE R EILEEN i n CiieraaScop e an d Technicolo rJ t L4fh,n i Bett y Garret tNovelt y New s Cartoa a OOO OTues , We 4 , Tttur , Mar , 1 3 14 , lf i SIGN O F TH E PAGAN i n C emaS3p e an d Technicolo rI WithI Jac k Chandler , an d Jac k Palane eCartoo nNewsSYLVANan d likin g it Tryin g t o mak e out , al l o f a sudden , tha t ir i s wrong, o r tha t som e simpl e littl e bil l i n tv Legislatur e can turn tim e backwar d an d mak e tr8cost lessthats nonsenseWe dont think this union group can do it, itifbut well concede their right to try At least l arent trying to tell everybody else how to do itTheyre undertaking to show how to do itWe think, flatly, that Blue Cross is a fine thing,we hope all the noise wont fool the people unduly alarm themBlue Cross is merely a victim of our rising ccrry just as everybody else is Chelsea, Mich,OOOOIhur Fri, Sat Mar 8, 9, 10Lucille Ball and Desi Arraaa iaFOREVER DARUNfc In ColorOOOOSun, Mon, Ues, Mar 11, 12, 18An Untouebifrle Theme An Unutaal MotionPictureTHE MAN WITH GOLDEN ARM WithFrank SinatraKim Novak and Eleanor Parker, OOOOThin, r, Sat, Mar 14, 15, 16THIRTi1 SECONDS OVER TOKYO WithSpencer Tracy, Van Johnson and Robert Mitchum7Is it hospuis for operating inefficiently Is itphysicians who find it convenient to group patents n hospitals forquick and lucrativerounds of callthnt require only an hour or so each morning Is it patients who unnecessarily demand and get frotkeir doctors ahospital bedandcostly eareJL Is iL 31ue Cross for permitting such known abuses 10continue Frankly, we suspect the answer to all such questions may be Yes At least one offered solution appears to be precipitous and shortsighted A bill introduced in the Michigan Legislature suggests a deductible plan similar to auto insurance The proposal to make subscribers payfor the first day of hospitaluation and 15 per cent after seven days ro doubt would cut ratesIt also would greatly reduce the value of the serviceIt would not, we believe, strike hard enough at the abuses It would, however, seem logical to offer optionalplans Blue Cross has such a plan, in which the patientpays the cost of the first two days and 2 a day for tie remainder of the hospital stay The saving of but16 per cent in premiums does not teem adequateconsidering thst the average stay is seven days BUMCross also is readying a catastrophe policy, but saving is no greater than offered under the yeirid deductibleplan it too probably wttl notie wia popularOne additional thought stands out prominentlyPhysicians, through their dealings with patients at1 because they control both the hospitals and the tiiiCross organization, have failed, in our estimation, 10 take an active public stand on the abuses undat the voluntary hospitalization insurance plant Because they are so closely involved in the abuseand because voluntary plans were their answer ia a period when socialized medicine appeared around thecorner, they should be available to counsel the publicThe public wholeheartedly accepted the voluntaryplans and should have the wise advice of doctors Since Blue Cross is a 100,000,000ayeer bigness, the entire problem should be thorougta examined, calmly, circumspectly and publicly HOWELLTHEATREHOVETL MICHIGANfuss Wed, Thur, Marco f, 7, t THREE STRIPES IN THE 3fNH WithAHo Ray, Phi Carey andMitiiiko KmuraCartoon Basket Ball HeadlinesFriday, Laturday, March 9, 10Double FeatureAlan Ladd, Edw G RobinsonLL HELL OX FRISCO BAYJeff Richards and Jarmt Lewlf IAITS A DOGS LIFEinIn Cinemascope tnd Colortins the Sam BLUE CROSSMichigan Hospital Service441 EAST JEFFEBSON AYE, DETJ U WmrSi V fir vv W p rIt , WHEN YOU BANK BY MAILWereas Closeas YourNearestMa BoxDeposits to savings or checking accounts can bemade conveniently by mail Wt furnish saedaJenvelope, sod mail you receipt prapcjeaditime a deposit U received together with a dewbaokbyrnsil envepe You CM get your bankbyii enyeJopes without charge by dropping in aceke benk, or just phone or wrist aad well mailfuses to you The following1 from out of town attncied the funeral of William HGardner Monday A M Roche,Sethi Darwin and wife, Mrs Ed Bigelow,t and Jack, Dr Cyrus Gardner, Lan Mr and Mrs Glen Gardner of Auctiont0 the death of my husband I will sell the following property atstun av Tm NaNsTTT TsUmS W AFM ANK1NTrffi McPHERSON STATE BANK istarton James Hoff of DowagiacLynwood Webb and wife, Eaton Rap, ios, Mort Hunt and wife, Detroit ,, Ellsworth Kirtland and wife, Mrs j public auction at the farm 14 mile South of Pinckney to Mowers Road,Aria Caulk, Mrs Alice West and j Wtst j mile to to Cedar IQ Road,then South mile to Monks Road,and Mrs Madeline Shehan of AnnArbor Elmer Ivanovitch and fam ily , Owosso Mrs Eunice Hoff, Bas j sil White and wife, Mrs Mae Metz, JHowell Arthur and Wendell Bates, Whitmore LakeGeorge Roche, Fow larvlle Nowell Pressley and wife,Tearborn, Mrs Winifred Graves of Sunday, Monday, March 11, 12Matinee Sunday iA0 p nRobert Mitchum and Jan SterlingTHE GUN24 HOUR ALERT Stsfriity JackWebbTues Wed Tkifrs, March 18, 14, 15 Lucille Bait and Desi ArraiJames Mason and Louis Calherv ZaFOREVER DARLINGWest 1 mile to to Cedar Lathen West 1 mile to 4000 Monks R1TUESDAY, MARCH 13 AT 100 P MJacksonVAUCONAHM 346 SHEEP 346 175 Outstandng Fine Wool Ewes135 Fine Woei Ewes dle to Iamb on , HEAD OP CATTLE2 Guernsey Cows1 Hereford Heifer27 Fine Wool Ram Lambs,kept for GRAIN AND FEED service rams next fall2 Registered Corriedale Rams 2 500 Bushels of Corn years old BI Registered Black Top Ram, 2 yearsitLCALLATVOUR rv hooior nJace of b met eadTter forNAMf, TERMS OF SALECASH 30 Bushels of OatsQuantity of Call Beans STATS OF MICHIGANThe Probate Ceun tor tne owutr efLivingstonIf the Matter of the SsUte elEdla Potter DeceasedAt a srtsion of said Court held oaFebruary, 21, 1956Present, Honorabe Hiram It8mudgs of Probftte NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVXHThat mil credisors of said dirsMsd art required to present their cleimin writing and under oath toI court, and to serve a copyupon MERLE WEAVER ofHowell Michigan, Livingston county a fiduciary ef said estatethat sueh claims will be heardsad that the heirs at law of said deeeased be determined by said eewtat the Probate Office on May 1st, 19K at ten A MIt is Ordered, that notbe given by pnMJeatfen ef sWreof for three weeksprevious to said day of hearis, mj the Pinckney Dispatch, aad tbat HM f petMoBer cause a copy of thU to be served upon each kaowfeW iMersst at Us lastby registered mall, demanded, at least fsarliem Idprior to sach hearing or byMrs Wm9 Guntner JOrmm ft 8mito, Jodg efAftnwcepyGeorge Meabons last weekef PrebeteJIACKHAWuiTf UATO r t r Mrs Thomas, Bonner iiXeililsjsd0 irieuds at luncheon at V UJODMM mGNrS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODSGROCERIES DRYGOODSKENNEDFor the price of a pound of Bermuda onionsyou can cook three complete meals for afamily of four on your electric rangetheonly range that is whiteglove cleanThats why smart homemakers sayrYou can Live Better I ElectricallySEE YOUR DEALER OR DETROIT SDIiONALL NEW 1956 CHEVROLET SEE AND RIDE THEWe 8ive Top Allowance on Your Present Car Regardless of Year or Make SEE FRED C OTTO Wednesday, March 7, 1956 FortaCf Mk4 Mas 1 ItYYi The Milton Carver family wivSunday guests of the Alex Hureolauft at RedfordThe Jack Young, Fred Siapers,Wayne Carra, and Yal Kaisers aitui 1 ed a preauptial shower at thej Vincent Young home n Gregory onVSunday given by Mesdames Vincent Young, Noreen Carr lytarparet lirogan and Monica McKuhn for MrsIfcabel Kuhn who will be married to yilbur Crodey of Pittsburg, Pa onApril 7Sheridan Hadley and wife of Pairaa were Sunday guests of the Lawence Cmburns C W Hooker and wife of Ann Ar or called on the J H Hookers Sun day The WmGeddes family of ChelseaI called on the L J Henry family SundayRoss Lamb and wife of Cincinnatt flew here Sunday and with MrsMyna Ware, son John Paul and theEarl Kimberlys called on Tom Wareat St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor SundayMrs Janet Shehan attended ahome extension meeting last week Stoekbridge with Mrs Stellalira Dorothea Curtis and family Livonia and the Harold Adamsily of Ann Arbor called oa theKalph Hall family SuiUayMrs Beatrice with Mrs KeithTerry spent the week end in ColcmAlice Gearhait of Dexter andIiavid Nash of Mich State were theIfueats Sunday of the Mark Nash fam ily iThe 1 J Latsons of Detroit called OJI the L J Swarthouts SSunday Harold Porter, daughter, Jolan,Mrs Mae Daller, George VanNorman Xorman and wife and Mandy DeUarr called on Mrs Carmen Porterht University hospital, Ann ArborSundayThe George VanNormans calleden the Robert Bird famly in VuySundayThe iene Shehun family of Annrbo v S,Jr v of theFiancM Shchan family John Eisclc ie i iaou ,, fr ath and Cis icnces, New Mexit v, CvChv rSvi w u iiom, fromH n Arbor over the week endTnti JU hrp vL ndiv jienttSunday with ihe Loo LvveysMrsNoreen Carr and Mollic vborne from PortHuron over the ,end Katherine Wiltse is sin, in withXpnet Shirley whilt T7vi ytunfth Willard Wiltaes are in Florida Mesdames Florence An, of Detroit and Mae Rane of Whitmore Lake wer Sunday gueritst of the MJ ReasonsThe Merwin Campbells were Sunday guests of the Wilbur Eiselesuud Steve Geryczs n FowlerivllcPatty Palmer spent the week endwah friends in DetroitMrs Dorothy Dinkel started workas u nurse 3 days a week in SI Joehospital, Ann Arbor MondayWesiey Pakmer and wife of Detroitspent Sunday with the Herb Palmers Mrs Walter Clark entertainedSunday in honor of her mother,MrsRose Hendees 84th birthday ClareIkndee and wife of Oakland, Calif,daughtter, Myrtleann of Mich State,Mayuard Clark of Manchester, theLyan and Lloyd Hndee familiesSharon Grffiith spent Saturdayvsith Anita ShireyThe Hubert Ledwidge famly ofRoyal Oak were Sunday guests ofMrs Eleanor LedwidgeMrs Raymonda Morris and daughters Mary ad Becky, were in Ann Arbor last WednesdayThe Ambrose Kennedy familyKpent Sunday at the Gerry Eichman home Fred Evers and wife of Dansvillecalled on BanWhite and wife Thursday MYRON HUGHESComplete line of Plrnnbing Fix and SuppliesElectic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL W INSTALL SERVICE PHONE UP 8 3114 1075 E MS6Wagoners Grocery 6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuiaiity Merchandise LOWPRICESBeer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL J05J2STEAK, Your Choice LbCHUCK ROASTS, Lb FRESH GROUND Bm, 6 LbsCENTER CUT PORK CHOPS, Lb FRESH YOUNG BEEF LIVER, Lb 59,39c100 65c29cCUSTOM BUTCKLJKG EVERY TUESDAY THETHE HOLLiSTrR MARKETHILAND LAKB PHONK OP t4llJALftS RBPRBSmrTATnB ANN ARBORt and Alex Carish ior DetroitcaNe on the William Shehans iThur day and Clarence Deal and wife ofDargville and the Francir Krupa ramily of Detroit Sunday Anonjr those who attended theOEMasonic amojrsboard diimarJeff HWet entertained 10 frienis t te Yew Fowlerville jrym SatarSaturday at His 9th birthday party urday were the Albert Dinkel, Horn Mrs Jane Hendet with lira Pot er Abneya, pale MjUm Georg VanBprt of HmP WM in Ann Altar Nom, Lawrtne Caaborns aai John Boyer Md wife visited MrsMr Ella Walsh in Wbter SaturdayGuy Blair of rvwlrxleThursday zu1 jhe Roy LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIESEvrything in Sherwin WilHami Paints and Briktiaf HardwareCoal tad FwlCWD E HOST ft MRSPhone HA 68119 DexUr eECIALB F GOODRICH TIRES600X16 for 1345ol were la Detroit Sunday Dinkel was in AnnTht Ptacfcey hifh school girlslunjag stxsak esrfed at 8 as theyFriday tt tto 21 670X15 for 1435WILL EXCHANGE MARATHON SERVICEis r Goodnc Tires, Batteries, AccessoriesPhone UP 8 3196 445 East Main StreetWELDING SHOPa PorUiblo Welding Outfit AeetUne WeUtagLOWE BROWN 4ffLIVINGSTON OFFICE SUPPLYTYPEWRITERS AND ADDINGRIBBONS AND CARBON PMl SOUTH WELLPTINE BOWKX MHW P Close and wtfaofand Audrey Klikott ofOf OMi wetife tpt ktDISPATC Wednesday, March 7,1W6This farmer saves time and money MYERS WATER SYSTEftou ipM 9Hin9 vttor the difficult old fashioned way now are turned to more profitable farm jobs For justpennies a day, a thrifty Myers pump keeps water readyto flow at the turn of a tap whenever you want it A ready supply of water keeps livestock thriving, boosts productionTalk to us about your water needs A surprisingly smallinvestment will bring running water to your farm We willbe glad to make a free estimate on the cost of a highquality Myers water system for youYVnte or phone today No obligationME uAVEY HARDWAREClaries Whitehead and wife an itrioe Lambom of Gregory were if guests of the Jesse HenrysMrs Francis Robinson was in Arbor Friday Today she is ata meeting of the Past Matof Tyrian 0 E S, Detroit Roberta Ackley, Joyce Allen andally Utley of the Rainbow GirLsisited the children at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Saturday from 301 c 700 p mKenneth Darrow of Three Riverscalled on the M E Darrows Sunday for SAY IT A fro FLOWERS Vvdton Iiamberlain returnedne from Switzerland last Thursy where he attended college He ited Italy and France but did not t co Israel, Greece or Turkey due totroubled condiitons thereThe Lee 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Ma e Dulle rLGSTTa n Whit e CollieRewar dretur n Phon e U 8 328 4Cmdmr Pte l Superriaio bMembe r o r Fdetal l Kwporatloi t sa d Federa l Deposit , lasv ne e Corporation Al l Deposit s lsure d U p t o 1000 0fo r aeh Depositor FOR SALE200 ft, of frontage onp East M36 also city lots on north side of Unadilla St, Pinckney For information call Oscar BOCKJ v ANTED193237 Plymouth Chevic, Dode or Hudson coupe no coilrinfrs font axle good body except fenders Plymouth or Chevy prefened Duuglaa Charboneau7bl Rush Lake Rd Ph UP 8 6770he STATE OF MICHIGANProbate Court for the Countyof LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofJane Drown, Deceased At a setaion of said Court held JF R SALlSemirrvaern i roomnnuse and lot, oil furnace Mario Burnett 2S Howell StPhone UP 85562FOK RENBed rm with twin beds, cookirg priviliges, couple,nanoc VvOman Susanna Hood21101 Doyle Road after 10 p m or Saturdays up to 3 p m arge Norgeoi 1eaterwith fan, 276 ga taak,piping and copper tubing, in excel ent condition 6000 complete AisoElectro Chef cook stove, good teaditior 3500 Call UP 821117Rev Keith B RuegseggerFOK SALEDaveTiortr good coucttioni Also overstuffed chairJim Whitley 631 Patterson Lake Rd Phone UP 89960FOR SASLEPARAQUETS 30G imale or female Mrs G VanSkive Phone UP 89908WANTED SCRAP, JUNK Edward Bennett, PinckneyPhone UP 86644 CARSPresent Honorabie Hiram RSmitNJlerk of 1rotote Notice is Hereby Given, That thepetition of Ernest Drown, theadministrator wwaof said cstutt praying1 that his final acocoant heallowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons entitled hereto will be heard at the P Date CVm vm Mairh 13 I1 fen A MIt is Ordered, that notice thereofbe given by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing in thePinckney Dispatch and that the pet doner cause a copy of this notice tobe served pon each known party in interest at his last known address byregistered mail, return receipt demanded at least fourteen 14 daysprior to such hearing or bypersonal service at least five 5 i xyri o n or eday s prio r t e sue h hearing j wilding Supplie s lAut o PCBI AA tru e cop y Automotiv e Glas s Sbl d an duesti a ParsrrJ j InstalledRegiste r o f Probat e tig ait Grand RtaerPhone 151 FOR RENTCompletly modern fiverotnu,upper, flat UPS 31D7 1 UP S 3107FOR SAUBI27lrailer cicapi 11 P 83123 Ft Alma HeusoLucius Doyle SrFOR SALEKing Midget Car Fidh, 8640 Farley Road unfurnisheddFOR RENTUpstairsapartment FOR RENT5 tyom house nearPinckney,hot and cold watter References needed Phone Webster30103 12741 at 127411 Appoline Detroit 27, Tebby Short WANTEDWashing aiacalled for and delivered Phone Howell 1364 or 11FORSYTHE LAUNDRY MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY900 A M TO 530 P MSUNDAY 00 TO 1200 NOON NOT OPEN SATURDAY ,8TATB OF MICHIGAN The Probate Murt for the Countyla the Matter of the Estate ofAbigail Livermore, also kiow asAbbie Livermore, Deceased ALE GRFOft SALE GRAVEL woradacl orqravelRRADY MIXED CONCRETBJX OBAVEL COMPANYmilw west of HoweU at 495bAt a session of said Court held on MappO Rood Phono 4UHA6F St,Dexter, MichRXSORRjai Wells andRFebruary, 14, 1956Present, Honorable HiramSmith, Judge of Probate Notice s Hereby Given, That thepetition of John R Livermore the ministrator of said estate, prayingthat his Anal account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned tothe persons entitled thereto, will beheard at the Probate Court en March 13, 1956 at tea A MIt is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by a publication hereof for three weeks consecutively previousto sa day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitionercause a copy of this notice to be serv ed upon each know party in interestat MB Ui fernowlfcldreas by registered mail, return, receipt demanded at least fourteen 14 days prior tosucif bearing, by personal service itleast five 5 prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true CopyJelesta Register ofCJ CJinton and wife were 1n AnnArbor Sunday Wayne Carr spent the weekU Pert Harem wita his famOj PHONE lll HOWBLLPhone HA 694MORDER YOURCOALFILL YOUR BIN NOW AT LOWER PRICESPOCOHONTAS BLOCK COALBRIQUETS STOKER COALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANYtiTH1 PINCKNBT DffPATCBWednesday, March 7, 1956Neighboring NotesGolden Rule Lodge No 159,AnnArbor will feature Governors Night on Thursday, March 22 atvhich time Governor G Mennen WilHams will be their guest at a 630pm dinner All grand Lodge officers have been invited Also theMasons of this section An MM degree will be conferred after the banThe Ann Arbor Masonic TriPastMasters banquet is April 17 Lawrence Camburn, Orland Winiow, Albert Dinkel, Homer Abney and wives attended a social meetingof Pleasant Lake Masonic Lodge on Feb 28 Born to State Trooper PatrickJeffreys and wife Margaret Widmayer of Bay City last week a son,Patrick Michael They have a dughtcr, Linda, aged oneSpencer Boyce, 74, of Lyndon diedlast week on the farm his family had owned since 1835 He played baseball in this area for years The Battle Creek police broke upsi bingo party last Wednesday night ounducted by the Church of theSpiritual TruthAttorney Clifford Dye of Fentonwas found guiltyt in court in Pon tiac last week of shooting a tennantfarmerJudge John McLellan,probate judgein Ingham county is retiring The Washtenaw county Dairy Banquer is at Salhe March 17 Aionzo Flintoft, building contractr at Hartland died Feb 23 The Annual St Patricks dinnerof Dexter Knights of Columbus isSunday, March 18 Dexter raised 3,577 in their Marchf Dimes DriveThe Dexter school band will takeli u in the regional festival at Way ne UniversitySi Agiies Church of Fowlervilleholds their St Patricks banquet onMarch 15, Ann Hillman is valedictorian andLfrtvenceOrrversalutatorian of theFowlerville senior classLioyd Hendeee, Andrew Seim andFred Catrell have been appointed bythe board of supervisors to workHith Howell citizens to promote anew armory at HowellJames McCloskey of 123 NorthCenter St , Howell shot and killedhimself, Feb 25 Eugene Fay, 73, cashier of theFirstt National Bank, Howell anda prominent Mason , died Feb 27 Robert Westmorland, and ThomQ Clapper of Howell were inducted into military service last week Joe Brady, Martin Lavan andMrs Ruth Pfau will attend theStevenson dmner at the Masonictemple, Detroit, March 10 here Monday He leaves bia wifeMrs Ross Hinchey died TuesdayShe leaves her huband, 2 song aadA daughterThe auto damage suit of the Estate of William VanBlaricum vsAndrew Campbell ended in circuit court last week when Judge Collinstook the case from the jury and directed a no cause for action verdictAttorney for the estate was John Berryor Campbell, D VanWiakle and Frank Shieldsi John Spears was hurt Friday when his horse ran away Lester Brenningstall has boughttht Hooker house in Pettysville1 Charles Bullis is serving on fed eral grand jury in DetroitVincent Hallen, capt of the StThomas basket ball team died of pneumonia Saturday Pinckney play ed against him for 3 years and foundhim a good clean playerMrs Katherine Tiplady McKernandied at the home of her daugter in Ckicago last week The funeral andburail was at ChelseaBert Harris has a farm auctioaMaich 20 Percy Ellis, auctioneer Harry German,, base ball playerwas reelected mayor of Northville SHOWING OF EASTER SPRING FASHIONSJOAN MILLER AND PETTI FROCK AND SUITS 9 to 15 at K95 to 1775HoQyrogue MatchmatesPrinted, Polished Cotton Blouse with solid color skirt with pleat ami porkets 10 to 18 at 1095Beautiful New Spring LineLadies and Childrens Hats and Bags New Ship Shore Blouses 298 395 30 to 14THE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSEHours 9 a m to 8 p m Open Every Closed Mondays 4V08 MIDLAND DR LakelandMich Phone Brighton Academy 7 5066HOWARD B, READNotes of L6 Tears Ajo Pinckney Independents beat theStockbridge team there 36 to 34Swarthout had 12 points, Reason 11and Har Hall 10 Ronald Tupper, 17, died at StJoehospital, Ann Arbor Monday, followg an appendicits operationu He isis survived by 3 sisters, Grace Fernana Gertrude and a brother, WardHorace Sayles died at Deland,Florida last week Pinckney high school lost to StThomas of Ajin Arbor in the Ypsi lanti state tournament 44 to 33 MMeabon had 10, Hariow Haines 10L Meaban 7 and S Dinkel 0 Murray Kennedy played the other positionJames Higgimt died at his home Notes ot 45 Years AgbThe play Nevada will be repeatcd a I the opera house March 20 There was a thunder storm hereFriday morning 165 pupils and 2 teachers lost theirlives last week in a school fire atCollingwood, Ohio i About 30 young people went tothe John Whites home Saturday night and surprised their son, Ben,on his 21st birthdayThe Citizens ticket swept theflection here Monday, getting 52nraights to the Unions 39The vote as Pres, E W Kennedy 77, EmilLiown 56 Clerk, Percy Swarthout7o, Roger Carr 53 Treas, John Cad vell 72, Frank Dolan 60 TrusteesiFrank Johnson 72, Dr H F Sigler UavidMowersi 73, S G Teepie59, M J Reason 51, Edward FarnamGlWarren Hoff, 78, died at his homehere Monday He was born in Bataviu, N Y Married Emiline Brewer inYpsilanti in 1854 She died in 1867He had a shoe factory in PinckneyMarried Elizabeth Berwhistle in 1871 She died in 1901There are sons, Willard, Lee and Roy and 3 daughters, Laura, Alice and KittieE H Byer has an auction March j25 R Clinton, auctioneer Born to Ervin Fisk and wife March4 an 8 lb boyHenry Johnson has moved from the Rush Lake farm to the JamesWilcox farmj James Nash and William Benham are preparing to build new homes ii L King of Mason has boughtWiliam Doyles tennant house andmoved it to Doyles grove, Patteson j Lake BUILDERLet us help you get your plans going on your ew homeSpring is just around the Cornerso come in and lets talk it over FREE ESTIMATESPHONE UPtown 8 3251 Pinckney, Michigan6lih WKDUNG ANNMERSARYOn March 19 Mr and Mrs E Wray bara McAfee will assist in serving, Amos Winegar was elected may Hinckley of Hamburg township will 4 s rr of Howell Monday, William E ofcserve their 6Oth wedding anniver An exquisite center piece of pinkleach, clerk James Miner, treas sary In honor of the occasion this fine couple whose long life together has been marked by an active inand Miller Beurman, assessor q pcarnations and white snapdragonsa Wer bowl has been arranged the dining table and similar floralFOR SALE200 ft, of frontage tePMt in the reiigious educational niotifs for cosaes The f East M36 also city lots on nrth nd civic Ufe of thdr community is being held in advance of thesicie of Unadilla St PinckaeywiM be feted at dinner thifi Wednea , hecause Deaeones Robinson leavesdaughter, Mrs Clifford VanHorn and for Switzerland soon On their goldMr VanHorn i en nniverary the Hnckleys were j honored at open house at the VanGuests of the dinner win include Horn home and 2 years ago a rec sicie of Unadilla St, PinckaeyFor information call Oscar BeelcAccording to R L PolR a CoT260 new passenger cars are regisltered in Livingston county in 1955Chevrolet was first, Ford 2nd, Buick d Old h l yRev and Mrs Ayers and Deaconess eption was held by St Stephens pErd, Olds 4th, Plymouth 5th and Olive Robinson of Parishfieldi and churdi of Hamburg in the parishtoniac 6th There were 221 new Mrs S E VanHorn of HowellBar i Hall, trucks registered 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 March 07, 1956 Description An account of the resource March 07, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-03-07 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/31c724791aea52b71fdf996303d911f0.pdf 3e9df617577358c19a835ece4557def6 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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Mr atciiMICHIGAN MIRROR j BASKLl BALL NEWS Decision of President Eisenhower run for a second term has its sigttgnificanceRepublcana are juuiantDemocrat grim Still Republicansre worried about who will be thsircandidate for governor So far Donkl Leonard who was trounced by 280,000 votes 2 years ago by GovWillaims is the only entry and they doubt his ability to win Efforts toto get an outstanding candidate have fa led so fur Despite Eienhovrs big victory in Michigan in 1952 Gov Williams was relected and theDemocrats picked up votesThe bill to open the der season onthe nearest Saturday to Nov 15 waikilled Reason, too many amendmentstucked on it ,The Democrats are against theniental health training program because it takes powers away fromthe admiustration It sets up systemof training psychiatrists but putsthem under control of the University of Michigan regents, and adds 3members from Wayne Universnityand the U of M to tne health commission The senate passed the bill iorbidding any organizations to force poli itrhutovs It is aimed at the WiPiackney afterbasket ball season uplioUi htatoin of beinjj a goodteam by losing to Stocxbrrge in tht Dansville tournarueit iJ to i itferring v poor 1 speni most of theii1 tiie on the fivethrow line with SPinckney there Pinckney had the jjitters the first quarte 11 to4 Ain Simon their points A aubitkuion was made and he got eri put the ball r Stockbr rthem 2 poisame number of tbridge ,17 In the last ruarurPinckney boys cume back strung imlwere only 2 points behind v ith minute to ISJ Tommy Y Ifculeu and driven 2 free tojs Time was called and Coach Readr pjlelt his favorite strategy Wylie was ilold to get the first but miss ihe jseeond fre toss and let Alvin Sim enson or Packer tip it in for thewinning point Wylie followed instruetions perfectly In the squabbleunder the basket Simonson and Packer each had the ball at different THfc HNCkTOFY DTPATCHNo 111 Elementary School CUAILJVI jflMNT Kindergarten ,Hfi VuJo Li1 1 hnBlackiuirun haas hu au ea i bxk a ba a uiiil nbr,,A sclictherRod Le i i i r i ,iRead helped iier divl lay a tile hn o brow, his w,i on L J i wUl hi 11 Sirnic i liili mid ill tJ liila oil fiI iii AIII KI n ,w it V 1 iIt1 rllWii 1 ,N I 1 ri ,vi 1 J n U li i iiy solo vand JeiT lieiU Sal ir y i r yard ad lo I tical coBkuW 7 I I times but could not tip it in Finallylin ons b t also applies to corporat , AL, vn fi,,a Smonson did but the referee claimed IH PINCKNEY BANK IS ROBBED TILSC v got a tu3te t TV thrill jioad bloc1 rn the old Wo,t Tuestiy when date Patrolman George Millerof Ann Arbor vha vaDhu Ytv n v a with 3 ions It faces a tough battle inhouseCONSERVATION DEPTMichigan drilling permits No j20,000 has been issued for a wildcat we1 Nawaygo county PermitNo 1 old in 1927 to the LoganOil Co ii Mason county The dept has purchee 377more acres of land Irmains 38 t Daasville and 10 at Gregory The smelt run is expaccud iii IdteMarch or early April Fly casting only will be alowed onthe south brancji of the AnSable Rivfcv in Cravford county Michigan issued 2,374000 hunting the whistle ending the game blewbefore this Simonson played a nicebackboard game and Wylie lookedijood Packer despite his first halfjitters was high scorer with 16 Mostall scored in the second half Picnkshould have more boys out for ttheteam The first team has but 7 Theleserves more but they are mostly f eshmen and too small ior the var sty Some of the 6 footers in thei hool should be on the team Lastyear Bruce Kahle who had heighth but little experience starred forPinckney in the tournamentA total oJ 54 fouls were calledii the game In the first half the ht Pikney Bank was rbbed aiUJ noon of about jUOOuOAlbertKredpniurg, the cashier was just oiivv fr lunch when the 3 mn Uadioed for heln arJj,fea One asked about a iI lerL ODel joined hVi h2 other WIO hal tawj ut ftne Plymouth car , t v,n ,,ii MiH V rron n it were G move ov youll bo dead This is Vhile he IKM the ffU onzhe cashor the Zitctcafie and scoop v up ue money It t Jne who had aonly too1 5 nrirtt Charles Howard, e convict,James Wailn Tlu niotuyon theti WJii,r vi r Iviiv iiK Ofiae 1ny L,10 went to Clairwent to the lulnii r T maie llii Si 11 Iiiid isited hsi eui I, me vet biit a mine with iiii toysiis lynolds jathe rs new ar1V L , ciiv negroes Tor deJI ji the schools and coll iV IMU an i will probab l the ecJtion Thedl,i LI ioJl IS HOW, Tiie ieroes want oider ihe supreme a tii J ed which hei i u do Ihe negroea pkiia4 a march on A iair demands two memfiinton anu 1 h most back inie ninetiesn s dealeri u J, and started1 i living on ry They gathered re and i mighty1 vuii ton TheyTi nichclls cjiiiotliorinilo iif iiay Lt Iw ray hositil Ca iy ileatii and IJCIM oiiderri nioti rs wont to Dotrou a lhs Linda Carts brotliei i hoiii lrum lie lnpital ad and TblrdIILL AckUv and hei hrotLiyawr, u nmr anl saw a iid wirvetj k IJMI Marilyn Singer ,i c al y chick Hobby Curls viiu,iiiKclo Hi ilort in Dexter Sundau v 1is kite James Cantrell vi in Aim Arboi I 1,1 i ii1 it, a I i Miitt id cstanli llov ti a Ma and t here to i i 11 t k i iness who vral aid or iui was tiu i World d Washa shack cityiesidnt order rthur then inat them He a ish lotinini down whoFredenbv in the vault They ran j the 3 in an Ann Abor restaurant, cuy Chei Harrows cow, the r ,,t r,if a wfiitintf recognized them and wondered f she calls it ,out thewith thetitoe 2 ii a aend fishing licenses last ysar She Mnckney team only made 2 out ofwas first in hunting licenses and 17 iree throwsthird in fishing licenses i Piackney Varsity FG FT TF TP recognized them and,r runii in v v,v they ver1 up tK which Wis another manIn the neai I The town wa u Mik Kjiser trie altci rioji Mys nlonj V V, I ad P,x I5O Plym trntives coiverfj 1 ihe iLse Carthy of the o oui of the Lron of tiie i fr,m the ii yr J Meni ws a io il di i so , Tim vhirivfll be tunIWelton Chamberlain entertained urns Ithe Mrs Margaret Clark family I iiggsSaturday night with a showing of oimonson his pictures tken in France and j luhinan 1taV iJackerThe Frank Brogans of Brighton Kennedyrailed on Mrs Eleanor Ledwidjre Stuckbridge Var Sunday Risner ThF Vtnce LaRosas were 5i5 0 030i i55 2 nd Dit H ,,,oV,c noticed he car iuth Reiser iv v calf She calls it Ma1 Jjorowskv went to th 1 Sunday Connie Keie l1 from Detroit Uosem o 1 fi to IXtroit to a sho i , Ivre Mike Me 11v en ault by unlori aniv and tol 11 i, uy, to ca unc Pf avc TTvT lae lie t OH i i oiic itrcs5 wu II oid ArborKathy SheLtelrix1 , aiiyuiiay Mr and M C ivjn r Mrs Sortor Joan nhas a, new Iontiac and IIL1,i to Detroit Sunday idna SJijey Schroeder, Joan Krhman and li on iadaled weapons but Cordway an, back ,rrer tIly maselsL Lo federal court f CoMnie Schn,idt vsLllt i,M , ,tio federal offense c ja Howell j, , Iludi1s sist, I,11 tii ii ii K II to , ,s elaimrd one of the main causes iJ J f liilently it M ac Arthurioi iy cuiisidered fori i icn in Detroi i vi1 , i in favor of ool Time was in thej ii a a M our room dist iiudi ,II ti j hiekeny stick wasic of ti iriarijil imp ments of i and if was used oftenwaj teaeiiia were hired whose soleliiaJiJication w ability to v atiio stick The Wayne county te iei wanted it aa a deterrent In some 1 r, ,,i i n w i i was home n r the week end104 li U T ayquests of the R Rickelmans inYpslaniti The Ambrose Kennedy family y at the Irvin Kennedy homothe D Cohklins of Grand Rapidsspent the week end at the Ray Burnshome Mrs Jack Young and Jackie visitedthe Northland Saturday Bob Mearrn and Jack Jeffreys ent the vv k Pnd at Lovells whereJack is looking for a cabin siteThr snow was ll iuhe clo p ul thedid noi frif rouid niuch hV will o back again The Clarence Culver family of Vtroit were S mny paiests of Mia Mir ay KenneV faniv y ary and James CincRoseville tok their mother Mi Maine Ci ilU t tho Snttle CreSanitarium Sunday where she v, bf for three weeks Tho Gordon Hesters of Ypsilar spehtt the week enl witn the AndrNesbitts FredenburgHartonMills R ,CamburnMhls Fred f3 o l 1 , 2 20 00 01 0THE VILLAGE ELECTIONWith but one ticket hi the fieldonly 42 votes were cast et the elec ion Mondry The result wasiPes, Lav re cc Bauphr 2StTiv Dinlrel 39 Merwin Campbell n RcyiTi 42 NotesChurch i ,JJ died y t ,r,n Ander a, Ive last wee He l a ,, Icto Stev art Afifte f Stock Ok tKlMM Oinf Pttwk 8L Marys Catholic CSwrcbEev FT Albert Schmitt, Pastor ere hib not beei tyeajs There have r L fi iiiIllsFourth Grade i 1e urs to f,,r ln one in BrightonSix pupils had all the words orlect in the 80 word spelling test las and week Dianne iuborhyMiat ConfesBions, iPridiy evening ftriiy lie leave a laf at er Mrs Dan Movena Devotions and Saturday froi liilphs and half hrhM1 730 to 900 9 m ami Sunday Mr and Mr we,ce Tcvahi , ,, , , , , A lraciilla eoaliairuMMarch 11Born to Donald Coles and wife ofCcory March , a daughter fore the B01 MasMennonite UliurchFire damajed the home uf Mrs j g g gupt Walter EckToachout of Lnadiila last wek , Mornijl4r Worshif, 1000I, us te VearsDon Carl Kressb ih, arcliitect of Jackon will design the new Dexterhit1, school 2 npv home are to b built in theMiUieat iart of Dexter, kno n as j or un 1 by the Meyers IiroS Lf Ann rbor and loocvt, of Dexto CIIGAMZi, CI U VXh O 38 0, jL 27 Cab IV k 51 pornoroiJ LiK i iliCiCliey Kivaliis ,s ulaiicd in 5 dens of ti boys en aThe dju and Fathers are isied as1 Mothei, Mrs Jo Colone 1 YiarmVttnt tiiAHii Aborelementary r of the Harryv,,hn ,f Ph61phs , PJummer wrote a 1 oem for n1Sunday Masses 800 and 1000 wa uni u,, are ,Novena devotion Friday eveningj P dancing romiv nahas attended meeting lurua aid Sinier sickJiiiy Jon w , to tii Lexti1 sowFouith aid I irhIit TL aer had 1 11 11 Jy ovei1 h1 cfck end Judy ia 1 cow ha a cdf ad so had Tia Scha fer ardfatheisFifth Grade ws1100 Wt are going to 1 ,7301 March 24 Uonnie Ila t t r today Miko Taui iaii en has nB00 I by brother named S n YVc 1 a a a room are o it , lay puppetts ar, Rev J W Winger, no in which ye edn rwitriss thejury w i s ,fn t hoy ron 1 for aclifjn ij jjct,A Calvasy Mennonite ChurchRev Ezra Bachy, PastorSunday Scbf olYoung Peoples MeetingCottage Fellowship Service Wednesday 1 more it loo, s as I 1 V Vi TI is 11 he tlnoss to the i ay1, a hading fjatxi ion r i ct press interviews 1 Htvk when a kerl arain ie a lir Xixo lie said Nixonlv ia o , n aia 11 as up t or1 AciorilinL1 to Daviii Law, iiiiK a in1 flier1 a re tvro i Fit 1 i lie piva entsc aiI or advisors do not wantO , A i Oilp lining, We are le,, ivnj iarI Suiiciay School 930 a m nance, waltz and Viiinii il W joy our gym period We av kil r and the boys have been beatin, luviuui Worship ht , at the church at S00t IK e e 1 tin Octevu isi woe but a TMRS EMILY JACKSON RANDMrs Emily Jackson Randall,Oiei at Lansing Sunday aftsr 1 illlness She was born in Canada, 1J ing the daughter of Rev W Gliens He was latter a Methodist 1 h tor here He was also at Fowle Blissfield and NorthviHe She riarried Floyd Jackson, Pinckney mer Dad, C oru ITainesNo Moth , Mrs Bo Tvitchell,T Ik Tv ihell No ,Motv Mrs Cli ad Cham C iJ , v id i uia N 4 Mother, fiosema 1 bdNo 5 Mother, Mrs Tessnitr, Dad, attch takin iu a uir in iinie Th HitiaItst week b onl, il2 taken A warrant is on in Mrurhton forHarold Atki is a n 1 rrai Enlo,alleged service mei for the FTcllandFninaco Co They ciiid S4fl froirJessie Mitciiell for iiirnace and htve not beea scevi siiirTFeb ,12 lastA break in the embankment of the Wed choir practice 780 p mThe Pwpie s Church tie irln We welcome Mrsani cr hot hinehe back Thct Mich the iialand deridv, nd he an assft or a tickrt The second i M slwuli endorssa , ill Micii n suff a he fore the conven fo, d to withdraw ashi press interview, Mrid a1aaatirally slide into lia noiiinatioi and theav are not sure hedV Jar Fifth and Sixih jra eiii 1LM a i iii Jhc rpr a,, i L oi a t, , cWe ja ai 1 a,, andchant in 1897 a Blissfield One son ici, of xii Gi Rook of Portage Lake is PackCommittee Chairman and John Wai M36 Worn, between Maia andUnadiBa StreetcRev Keith Ruegsegger, PastorSunday School 945 a xaMorning Worship 1050 AMYouth Group 100 p mEvening Service 80 p tnT ,, , nn utl, Thura Prayer Metfof 800 p m hut escaped njiuryyteffen,, J31t MltleI W on hu Jr Choir Practice Wei 400 p mj sixth Grade Newa8r Choir PrarHet Wd ftlt 1 Tommy Huhman, Edward Ri M,cky Rittcr f hed Uta,p u LEAGUE j W L liltHowell mill race wa, caused by muskvats last wek iINCKNEY MEVS AHarry Gilbert was born to this ui I T Take culv h c master i Barnes ILtelion who survives There is a broth, era Frank in Canada Chairman, Gil Kook AssistClbmaatr, Mr Simsen CabmasHer second husband was Floyd Her John Walton Se, car KochRandall of this section He dieyean ago She was a life member of ththe O E S and a past presiucnt o n d c c , John Tevr Treas,Kcaaeth Kit Publicity, P WIurk1 I eship, Mr PineTinirintf Frank Ztzulka Outdoorthe Livingston County O E HAssi The funeral was at the EstesLeadley Funeral HomeLflnsin Tuc day with burial at LansingORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS The 28th Grand Assembly of Rainbow for the Girls will be held atTaverse City, April 5, 6, 7 For resrvattons write Mrs Ruth Castena,1886 Beaconsfleld, Gr16sse Pointe Mich , CHford Hainesn11 Motlers, Dads and pack officei met March 5 to organize a pro , uii for the month Charles Domid, district chairman was presentand helped set up the program for ii monthSPECIAL NOTICE Fo ii hinh chool hnr, started rrphz classes in sRwinjr typnifi and t Kads berlookkpcpinsr hiViVi lid Thoien of Royal Oak hasleri hired as Howell City mpr Dr A E Bcjngali died at Washington D C last week He was theKusland of Dr Lenora McCloskeyfoiiiHiIy of Pinckney N A petition i being circulated iniVushtenaw county to establish a 50f,il speed imit on the PinckneyDrxcr Road, owing to the many cciciont fnLaIitios therein TOURNAMENT RESUITSThu airs in thi section did not tourttamont, Dexter,,jV a II a nwell March iiLntil rheUcn Fowlerville14 has been postponed until furtherI i Committee MJiiliccr Hwc I,j TrTvorsity, St Thomas ail lo 1 The winntrs were Fooeverlaisvillo Walled Lake Wiliiamston, Ni 81 2775 3363 45Farm Bureau 63 456 Velvet Eez Gl 6 Dinkels r i Piaiiifitll Fa n Bureau 61 4 8 Vans Motoi Sales 48 i9 IOOF Ko W 45 iiJ10 Prices Mobile Service 10 11 Gregory Tavein 32 7JJ12 Lavey Hardware 28 b0 High Tim 8 JamesVelvet Eez 2M7, Dinktls 2111,Barnes 2572 Individual High 3 1A Predefnburpr 59 s, L59S, P Sinucr nfMHigh Team GameVelvet Eez 987, Barnes 928, Reads923 dirut Japan and China Lu wev c saw movies of Japan, Ci na ,the Malay peninsula, irare PoulsnLinda Barrett and Brenda layoeiare ffointf to tcaci us about Xorwa1 wfrlcn We started division of frae,r, UP rtisinr our Rampelitilskin pliy and ttinir i, iood Thr udent CouncilThr Si Counfil ha electedTci, ii patrcl captai and AnMenke, service juttd V Hie r lit flrawn properly u UiiiJ ut in court At i Fivnk Fuote, a retluse i it hi, iiopy to his sister except i overnnicnt bonds which1 liwi hnrnelHe said the govenirent owed him nothing His sistersought, to break the will clriming hen of unsoiml miid but the courtnnor the wili At Txlie an 87 yearoii retired school teacher left all iv i cperty to organizations Her I w farm where she had lived , wu years old went toTro Tuiiin TJasonir Home at Alma, , lier silvMwnr, linens and furn I,,L fo the Lansing WomensTfnK and Ingham County Federation of Womens Clubsc Fwniv K,ITIiiS viUtdy lV Ieoplolurch monihly fatjl ib lv ,si,iV w, 1 , c rn hi birtli A lJc i , cik letorated een and whi ente cd Lhe tab wifh r i can le in crysil tile oilir li,Iw1 iie L a iejt ei T rmancc rii iav T i CI hanksIndividual High GameH Taylor 24S, A Frednburg M7, n igiiii play by Mis Mai Nasheiven and one other act Ms Lloy1Wrllman sang My Task1 siiLIBRARY NEWS BAKE SALE MARCH 17 sviiJor Walled Lake WiMiamston, NAIJL, Jacobs 233New books at the library areThe I The Girl Scout8 wiH hoId St Pat oiear ami Leslie who beat Stock J High AveragesQueont Croat by Scchoonover and Hcks hake 8aIe at the Reason buil Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti won in class Fiedenburg 172, J Mack 170, H Munvin Campbell at the piano, 85Doable Play by WfT iag Saturday, March 17 at 1030 am A Wjdmayer 166, attended the dinner 1 MARRIED WEDNESDAYMviricd by Justice of Peace OttoPaulson al his residence on West wJhi St last Wednesday nightyAiioi Shirey tt Pinckney to Mrs atricia Abbot of Ann Arbor Theywve mended by a brother, LewisShiey md his wife, Maijraret A diniifi was served at the Lewis Shireyhome after the ceremonw The coupleii e living at the James Shirey srresidence on East Main St, Pinckney NOTES Wclton Chamoerlan showed picures pf Franco, Holland and Swit t Next Tuesday Frank ZetolwiH thow picture of hot rod roinf , ,fiV ISLE rIf you fown one of these cars95 MOSKlLOWPRICE CAW Wednesday, March tf, Witll pay you to trsde nowfor a new 1956 PLYMOUTHPerhaps you havent bought a new model ofyour present make of car because youve been disappointed at how little that car has changedthis year Fact is, the only really NEW lowprice car this year is PLYMOUTH, and itll pay you to buy a new 1956 Plymouth NOWYour present car is at the peak of its tradeinvalue today, and right now youll get a moneysaving High Volume Deal at your Plymouthdealers See him todayyoull be glad you didONLY PLYMOUTHS NEW THIS YEAR In ayear of otherwise warmedover car styling, Plymouth brings you tomorrows styling today in its allnewAerodynamic Design Plus the biggest size of any lowprice carPLYMOUT NEW PUSHBUTTON DVNG Plymouthsaone in the lowin ue y A ,tivc morhamcal control Pi,riUjn Drive is tht safest and eai t everdesigned Optioiil on all J nowPlymouth models Try itl PLYMOUTH GIVES YOU MORE VALUE foryour dollar with features such as electric windshield wipers, SafetyRimwheels, twincylinder front brakes that the other lowprice cars dont iave See the NEW Plymouth todayPDCfrom the day you buy it, through all the yt,5 cj own it youll spend lest en aPi i rjefj one reason more Plymovihtc,c us c faxis ikar, all other catSALES, MICH 15 EAST MAIN STREETPHONE UP 8 3341HOWARD BUILDERLet us help you set your plans on your new homeSpring it just around the Cornerso come in and lots tail it over iFREE ESTIMATESPHONE UPtown 8 3251 Pinckney, Michigan foHowte attended the Friend The TmWt Henrys of FHut Night at the Howeul OESlast and the Keith Bradbury of Chelsea thf George VanNorman, Pent Sunday at the L J HenryMesdames lola Hnll From where I sit it Joe MarfcInformationOn The LineI was reading the other day From where I sit, it doeanthow a person can get all sorts trf matter if ideas are pat out bythings just by dialing a number telephone, through editorials, or on his telephone in personas long as we can takIn New York you can get the them or leave them I happen ttime, the weather, or a prayer, like a glass of beer with my sup In Philadelphia its the stock re per You may prefer coffee, tea wtports In Boston a voice tells bird branch water Well, theres owatchers whats to be watched harm in listening to another in the park opinions but if he should tijOver in Europe, they go fur to force them on you its alther Vienna offers a fiveminute an Americans pr fairy tale for kids In Switzer Ply hang upland you can get the news in anyof three languages And a coupleof places have talking menusfor desperate housewives abeTvcsday thf GggMrs Mat Daller, Mrs Sadie MoranMn, Roberta Amburgey, theeorp rf tfid HlU id Mrs Ha andgrta AlHOUrJfey, vne jwif tiidM HlUr anid Mrs Ha Shehan attended a Councillors HomoExtension meeting at Howeil last ISo I v , J cuas tNotes of 48 Yean Age 5SMIOn March ft tht cUUUia of Jfiw About 100 mm , t Chelsea Stove WorksGlazier, recent owner ia to bein Ingham county fox miaappropation of funds I OT,Hoover has taught the Chelsea StandardI Mrs Frank Wootf of Ann Arbor, bus fed 18 bushels cf nats to the sciiireTs in her yad tjj winter Thf W C T J, havejjpcted thefoU, vin oHcers Pres Mrs Lealfciorj Vriw P ciMr3Jinie BartonSecTreas, Mrs iu,i Kennedy A Riley Crittenden of Jowell iiAaiuin a com t operatei Lutti bjuen Howeil ani Featon The lolie u Ira FoJte, losco twpieas was robbed Jast wk ondSo00 in tax mouey taken7b Maccabees attended thv oystertapper at thtir hail hz Kridajpght L Ke Ted hs recjvi1 and iback nt he Mch San asan Dr CL who LOOK hU pic is home f LEE THE AllWHTIMOftELAUTties, We,t, Mar, 1 14, ISSIGN OF THE PAGANi CUemoSeope and Technicolorioeh Cbsndler, ad Jack PalaaceNovelty News CartooFriby, Saturday March 1, 17 Double FeatureWah DianeyBTHEE AFRICAN LION AlsoTHE TWINKLE IN GODS EYE V nhMickey Rooney and Coleen Gray Color Cartoon iviar 18, 19,IOOK at lann The followinglricckbriie, iijuch iyjn, iand Moriiceiiit VS L T U ni at he Oiliwei Kuen was born usensJouniy, Ireland, June 12, 182j aildied at Pinckney March 16 h ,, ,i fd Elizabeth Murphy aij theyvamt to Pinckney in 1866 They ravcuLs of 12 children of JJerry brown was bjrn in P it ivaiiia in 1830 and died March 14He married Elizabeth he a , a civil war veteran ca isurviveThe village financial statementshows receipts of 2421h frenuitures of 240540John Jeffreys has rsixi anrrrshall and NPMortenson has beenppointedJohn McClesr is buildir a barifoj William WhiteKuk VanWnikle i HiramSuiiuii alliiuieJ the C at quet at Ilowell last weekCJ A Kirtlaiui and Tillie DunnMIC niaiiied at Fowlervilie iarch11, cri vlontapit has closed ncui,,y in Hamburg for spring vacat unIn TechnicolorWithand Donna ReadNews Cartoon u, l hur, March 21, 22IKE FLAME OF THE ISLANDS in ColorWithivcane DeCariu and Howard Duff NewsrtoonIUK, SYLVANTHEATRE m CheUea, Mich,r Sat, Mar 1415, 16i flRTH SECONDS OVER TOKYO WithTncer Tracy, Van Johnson and Robert MitchumOOOO 3, Mon, Tues, Mar 18, 10, 20CQiST THREE AND PRAYin CbemaScope and Technitolor WithVan Heriin, Joan Woodbury and Phil CareyJCn i v id IJarris who livosi witi Henlic juvidh im itf i Not OOOOHOWELLTHEATREVW, MICHIGANons wilj 0,1ri0 ls, Eiimr Doolq died March 12iV husbaru was GeoKe POOIJoii iii lUOl r,ho tet 0 cniLIeni Thomas won Lhe regional tul defeating Grosse Hie, Napolean s Vved Thurs, Mirch 13, U, 13Lucille JJall and Isi ArJames Mason and Louis CalhernIn at East Liin ih wcukA letter from Albert ,lils huce lived with the fioiry Klce ian iiy says he is now representvej in the Washington suue loiuaireThe Masonic lodge rooms arc being painted and decorate by theMiSuns 25 were working ther oieright this weekThe Pinckney Independents have their season They won 16frames and lost 5Mesdames Earl Baughn, FredRead and Blanch Martin attendedthe 41st anniversary of Cloverleaf Chapter OES Jackson last weekAt the caucuses Saturday thefollowing tickets were namedDem ocrat sup, M J Hoisel Clerk,M E Darrow Treas, Max Ledwidgehigh Com C J Clinton Justice,N 0 Frye Bd of Rev, Bert VanBlsricum Yed editor was chairmanThe Republican ticket is Sup, Waiter Mowers Clerk, H C Vedder,erjTreaS, Ona Campbell High Com Ciare Swarthoutj Justice, Bert Dallfti Bd of Review, Guy Hall OnaCampmbell was chairman The Philathea Class me withMrs Jesse Henry last weekOOOO Double FeatureFarloy Gr cr i, l Ann imcroftTHE JvVK KD STREET Also Leo Grorcey aid Huntz Hall faSPY CHASERS j Cartoon, Monday, March 18, 19 Matinee Sunaay, 430 p m jnnz, BAiT E STATIONSJohn Lund and WilHam BendixComedy Cartoon NoveltyVELVETEEZ COMFORT SHOESIFVou Are 6a Your Feet LongHoursyoorfoot oa tOiooo tlajr airtabtiM, la lvt EMAir Cushioa noPB86KAX Rftnra ss111 eau at rout eoavtnianc laroar horn, eOo orvbop to fivewem rtraoaal nttiar sTieiid HW Ma of akoa comfort Jto WilWo rt b Tues, Wed Thur, Mar 20, 21, 22Joan Crawford and Barry SullivaninQUEEN BEEFeaturvtte nd CartoonLIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 MARCH CALENDARMarch 16 8 p m EA degree March 24 8 p m MM degree, April 14Past Masters banquet eiLittle Grand Lodge at school 7 p m AIoiuo VanSlambrook, W MPaul W Hurlett SecretarySTATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Conrt tor toeLivingstonIi tht Hitter of the BataU Edla Potter PeceaseriAt fession of said Court held onilruary, 21, 1956 IT y, ,Present, Honorabe Hiram RSmith,Judge of probateNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENThat all creditors of said deceasedare required to present their claimsi in writing and under oath tot said eonrt, and to serve a copy thereofupoo MERLE WEAVER cTTiouci Michigan, Livingston county a fidueiary of said tetatethat such claims will be heardand that the heirs at law of said deeased be deteremine by said courtat the irobate Office on May 1st,10J6 at ten A Mt it isOfderadrthftt Btrtte Xhtoat be given by publication of a copyhereof for three weeks coaecthtly previous to said day of hearing, inthe Pinckney Dispatch, and that thepetitioner cause a copy of this nottetI co be served upon each known partyI fa interest at his last known addres i by registered mail, return receiptI demanded, at least fourteen 141 prior to such hearing or by personal service at bast five I days prior tosuch hearinpHiram ft Smiti, Jvv x ofA trot copyGeorpre Meabons last weekHtisn,ML Gould Wednesday, March 15, mTAWAY Well Fed PastureYields 300 Pountof Beef Per AcreM INNESOTA soils specialistsreport that fertilized pastures can produce twice as muchbeef per acre as unfertilized pastures, according to a statement by the Middle West Soil Improvement CommitteeIn tests at the Rosemount,Minnesota experiment farm, thefertilized pastures yielded 300 pounds of beef per acre, compared to 138 pounds on the untreated pastures The fertilized pastures gave 177 steer days per acre The unfertilized gave only121 The fertilized pastures produced 3740 more beef per acrethan the untreated fields Totalbeef production was worth 6648 on fields built up by soil im provement, as against only2906 per acre on the unferti lized pastures The soil building program increased the pastures cattle car rying capacity by 50 per cent,During September last year,there were 15 steers per acre on the fertilized pastures comparedto only 10 on the untreated pastures The University of Minnesotaresearch men report that only500 pounds of 52020 fertilizerper acre was used to establishthicker growth on the fertilized pasturesTHI SICRIT OF THI SMOOTH IS IN THI IICOND COUPLINJeUway features TWO fluidcouplings to give you twicetke imoothneas The secondcoupling fills and spills withjetlike speed to ease yon into every driving range so quietly,so smoothly the change isakaoet imperceptible Just tryOlaWobilef Jetaway t itstfce preatest advance in auto matic transmissions in 17 yews Aoii how you et away itu xhcflashing go that HydraMatie madeso famous, plus a new liquid smooth ness thats Jetaways alone Just tryJetaway Pour on the power Youllse the dramatic difference, whenOlitamobiles revolutionary transmission pairs with the Rocket T350 I nine 925tol compression big1rres super action with power tDfjare, Whats more, in this Olda you wing along in the solid assurance ofits surefooted SafetyRide Chassis in tin smart luxury of its fashionali inkrior with the e jf the newest in JTJIMTMpower ieiJtunsf Anil, when I rnioto looks, OlilsmobilrV Sturfirc sM i is in a class l iii with its oiiiiuilside treatment trend n jIntagrille iliinicrk This OM ciribe yours at a juire thats amjjnlylow 8to iu toiicjv and seej Slondord on Strits NintfyEight optional at xtraj coif on all ofher tents iOplonpl al tx i tost Saltty Pow Steering it and ard on Seriet nlyEight,Gala Showmt ffEarlyBirdBuyerHas Best Choiceof 55 Fertilizer DUYING your fertilizer nowAJfor the spring crop seasonand storing it on your farm overthe winter has these advantages,reports the Middle West Soil Im provement Committee1You get the best fertilizeravailable During the early winter months, manufacturers havemore time to make, cure andcondition the plant food So youget the best handling product it is possible to make2You have your choice of theexact grade you want You avoidthe risks of the spring rush sea son when everybody is trying tobuy fertilizer At that time, demand is often greater than the supply and particular grades offertilizer may be hard to getThis has happened in the pastjsrvoral years Some of the late corners tfot nnlv a small choice 3Fertilizer bought now saveyou time in t spring, whenyou are at yc ur busiest The mt fi s oVISIT THE ROCKET ROOM AT YJH OLOSMOBILE DEALERS use just a ocifields Then yoemus hours wiwhen spring w T i e c r 11 m tf t ir i 1 11 nuhnd, ready to athcr con ft int i thedont lose, preML for delivery is piling up savs it is wise , w f,,IOlDSMOAILI BRINGS YOU THI THRILLING ACADEMY AWARD PRESENTATIONS SHOW WED, MARCH 21 ON NBCF DON MAIN MOTOR SERVICE216 W Gftt Rfrr Ave, Howell Mich r1 me 514YOU NEED A SYSTEM vTo M successful in anything you do you nedt iymm Successful savers, too, have a system many lay aside savings dollars regularly and dtpetit them to their savings accounts here Ifyeurt not already one of our systematac savers,you, too, can profit from a planned savings program Youll like our friendly servicevTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK mttlTflATlD 191S HOWELLPINCKNBY rr aranr YEABS OP SAFI BANKING9 to bflM fawrtd by Our Membership in tin FedtrtlXfepMit Iaroxanc CorporatioA National 4H Club WeekTha 4H clubs of Livingston county art In the process of preparJnifor th coming spring achievement days, and also getting a start projecti for summer During National 4H Club Wiek, which A March 311 members are putting the finishing touch on wiruprojscts Spring achievement dayi highlight the winter club wcland will b held March 24, 24 and 27 at th Howel High scWOpen house will be held for the poblic to view exhibits in he gymraium from 6 to 8 pm on Monday, March 26 The ityle rvue wll be at 30 on March 27 Michigan Farmers UpFertilizer Use to Get Extra Yields per AcreM ICHIGAN farmers usednearly 600,000 tons of fertilizer last year to boost crops per acre, cut production costs andincrease net profits, reports the Middle WiSt Soil ImprovementCommittee, in a statement based on compilations of theU S Icpeulmfent of AgricultureThe total of 590,921 tons ofplant food used on Michiganfarms in 1952, says the commit tee, was 16 per cent more than in the previous year and carried 19 per cent more plantnutrientsThe United States as a wholeused 22,422418 tons of fertilizerlast year Thisjas 6percentmore in tonnage and 10 per if Freightav HamperI izT MovementP T r rius shortage of freight 1 c is ntcd as a reasonv Mers should act imme v to order and take de i y of fertilizer for their 1956 s car shortage could be v ip tho months im1 Ilrims spring,Jdle West Soil Im,ii Committee, that producers might not to iove raw materials d volume from phos na poiash mines to fac t ii virn could mean lo vortafios of fertilizer reiit Corn Belt farm , Piccuved here are Marshall Meabon, leader of the Handi club at Pinckney with two of the 21 members They arc 1tell, 14, and Thom9 Ritter, 13 Mr Meabon lias been lctlub for nine years and reveals on hand are tools and povrr ured for 1,000, and also 1,300 on all their real proper lab holds mMtiff in the basement of the Pinckney town ijm vtn tt fee Mt IM tv vouof people ethe eonnnua r V tho iw uol HajRev Jack Tetters of Detroit 1 un ejitht KdMl Meyra orchestra Sat j, born to the Geae dare ana Clifford viiilnr al oi Mrs Euvfa Tueg Keady for faU fertilizing jobcent more in plant nutrientthan in,1951 , s, therefore, can serve, iv r interests best by orc ,rcitilixor now and tak iiiTw as soon as it canLiv trtion specialists reH, t the present car shortj ag nay last for some time, the2 committee says f Tu freight car shortage ex cteded 20,000 at times last fall, wl ,rioading totals were atha 1fjk It is tapering off season ,rV iuina the early wintern,ths but it could become, rcnticiil figain in springyycTs can serve their ownc s h st by ordering ferand taking delivery nowthe factories can get rawrnaUr ais says the committee Eut if farmers delay taking POW fertilizer will pile r,ry towages and dealM upts CutbacksM ,iw have to be w of phosphpteIrom mines to prod snek offv th spring freightp ak arrives and everywants fertilizer, thereniiLiht roi be enough to goamunci sys thr committeeThe raj freight transportai tion poblem is complicated byI a steei shortage hampering pro duction and delivery of newj cars, says the committee The railroids are expected to haveon oro r 140,000 new cars early in 195 But the present squepon st el supplied may sivtS down ome dellveiriBS until 1957intEudeli jup irJersUnp Vnr and p Liindue r Ti n vtraliicbodywST y fiis rno n co n giv edependabl edeliver y o fTH ICHRISTIA NSCIEKC S THE PINOCNS T DPAT Iteochert , on d student s al l ove rth e worl d reo d an d enjo y thi sinternationa l newspaper , pub lishe d doil y in Boston World famous for constructiv e new sStorie s on d penetratin g editorials Specia l feoture fo r th whol efamily It Chrlffia n Scwnc t Monito rdn e Nerae y St , Bosto n 15 , MOM M newspape r fo r th t tint 1 Inclose d fn d m y chtcf c r March 16 , 1H 6 iI month M QNcm T Having sol d m y far m I wil l sel l th e th e followin g a t Publi c Auctio n a t a fewRoad , Pinekney , Michiga n o n uexter street , Nort h o f Ei iNAV Y Sir N U P MONT HSinc e Governo r GMerme n Williams oiiivei Jammv y Nav y Sig n U pDay ther e ha s bee n a h iiirea i ivrcitin Thi s pictur e shov sdr o f th e Detroi t i t iti oGoverno r Williams o o ovn rSTAT E O F MICHIGA NTh e Probat e Cour t fo r th e Count yo f Livingsto nI n th e Matte r o f th e Estat e o fJame s M Datfy , Decease dA t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel dKarc h 6,195 6PresentHonorabl e Hira m RSzmi hJudg e f Probate Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t al lcreditor s o f sai d decease d ar t requir e d t e presen t thei r claim s i n writin g4 unde r oath , t o sai d Court , an d t oserv e a cop y thereo f upo n Len a FDatf f o f 1332 0 Wuodro w Wilson ,Detroit , Michigan , fidieuary of sai d e sstate , aa d tha t suc h claim s wil l b e hear d b y sai d cour t a t th e Probat eOffic e Ma y 16 , 195 6 a t te n A M I t i s Ordered , tha t notic e uaeroo ft e ffiven by publicatio n o f a cop yheree f fo r thre e week s consecutivel ypreviou s t o sai d da y o f hearin g i n tb ePinckne y Dispatc h an d tha t th e pet leJaas r caus e a cop y o l thi s notic e t o a tarre d apo n eac h know n part y i nregistere d mail , retur n receip t de iateres t a t hi s las t know n addres s b ymande d a t leas t fourtee n 14 day srie r t o suc h hearin g o r toyptrstna l servic e a t leas t fiv e 5 day s prie r t e suc h hearing tru e top Sele s If Geul d Registe r e g PreUt e Government Receipt s an d iiisLuistmnt s fo r Fi scal Yea r Marc h J95 5 t o Marc h 135 6FO R T VTA X COLLECTION S STARTS A T 10 0 P M FAR M TOOL SCurien lStaf fDelinquen tRedeenu dparv dLiquo r 8 5 9J uf LKL Intangibl e Ta Sale s Ta x Divtrsio nNe w Moto r Hi g John Deer e Tracto r 194 7All n Chalmer s Plo w 1 4 inc h 3542,2 0 2 Olive r Plow sI HU 3 , 1 Spik e Toot h Harro wInternationa l Ha y Leade r29954 , Cag t Iro n KetU t734 0 UM Ft o f Lumbe r 100 S Ft o f Oa k Lumbe r39297 7 Thr w Ladders , 8 ft , 1 2 ft , 1 4 ft 1 Se t o f Doubl e Harnes s2 Leathe r Fl y Net sMan y Othe r Article s To o Numerou sT e Mention a y ViiiI M oiftr li e Lio nTota lHighOrganicMatter Stpply Helps SoilsSwklpllore Hater MISCKLANKOUSInteres t o n Bon d an d Ort fMature d 2 S Treasur yCommunit y hos tTotalwil l hav e mor e wate r t ohel p buil d highe r yields , i fyou r soi l ha s a regula r turnove ro f activ e organi c matter Dr W P Martin , Ohi o Stat eUniversit y agronomist , point sou t ma t rottin g organi c matte rimprove s th e soi l structur e an dmake s i t mor e porous Wate rpercolate s i n mor e easily Rain str e soake d u p an d hel d b y th esoil , instea d o f runnin g off , o rpondin g o n top I n thi s soi l buildin g proems ,million s o f tiny , invisibl e mi crobe s pla y a n importan t part A a the y fee d o n organi c nite ran d brea k i t down , uxef prrtuc ea gummy , jellylik e suDSUtoce Thi s stick y materia l giuj toi l particle s togethe r Jnl o etus te n o r aggregates , pies egregates , I n turn , increas e m esiz e o l th e soi l pore s an a ajlo wmor e wate r t o enter A s ergani cmatte r rots , i t release s fop feedin g nutrients Mot e soi lphosphat e i s mad e availabl 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improvemen t pro gra m aime d a t Increasin g prof fie, report f th e Middl e wes t Soi lImprovemen t Committee 1271272M1 y Dinkel , Presiden ti d Achlcy , Cler k Kenolds , Treasure r37182 8700 012411 215580 7 21584 37990 737601 7108950 9 6632 7227914 5lnvestmc n s3003 9 25000 9 New DeSot o clocke d a t ove r 13 7 mph Thi t ne w D e Sol e Adventure wa s electronicall yclocke d a t 13729 3 mile s pe r hour That sfaste r tha n an y spee d eve r officiall y recorde dfo r a stoc k car in D e Soto s displacemen tclass An d it s th e kin d o f outstandin gperformanc e yo u can expec t behin d th e whee lo f ever y ne w D e Sot o th e mos t powerfu lcar in th e mediu m pric e fieldYo u doght a driv e on e soon 320HORSEPOWE IDRIV I A DESOT O BEFOR E YO U DECIO IVAN S MOTO R SALE S114 5 EAS T MAL N STiackaey, Mich PINCH and PUNCHby HA PNEW S ITEM Ne wUnite d Nation s head quarter s buildin g t o b eequippe d wit h mor e tha n2M 0 individua l ai r con ditionin g unit s t o protec thealt h o f 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 14, 1956 Description An account of the resource March 14, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-03-14 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8a264fc9cff6e3374d6348a378e9c110.pdf b597e75124c553d92f68545cb9e5ec7f 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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Vlmum 73JUCHii MIRROR ispa,State government costs willa new record this year The o forcasts are based on the prosperity of EARDCFNfY DISPATCH Wednesday, March 21, 1950RECTIVL 100Mike Keiser a a DICKgot the license number of the bank whocaror and expanson o ste services phoned the police vuh resulted in The next year3 Ladyet will be the arrest of tiie 3 robbeia 30 minaround 335,000,00 The govern, j utes after chime woie each given or vanted 3o9,UOU,003 The Ugis j en 100 savings bunds by the Melature pared it down, mostly by cur , Pherson Bank at ai impressive cere SOCIETY NEWSROOKEBFlTTOa WKOU1NGKeren Joan Rooke, daughter oiJr and Mrs Gilbert Ro vs unitad in marriage to Lester Britlont 11 of Mr and Mrs Ansil brittvn of Lexter at the Dexter Methodistchurch at 7 p m Saturday, Rev A r Rickard olxiciatinirtailing building operations The gov ernor charges they cut more than healthmony at the Pinckney high schoolFriday noon William JlePherson IV made1,500,000 off the publicprogram including the TB case find i Leonard Gulmnger 1 10Mril ioC Muskogcu Jack Claling programSenator Geerlin ,has reconsidered A will run f or j brook and IiKe Winiski w reelection He was peeved because going to restaurant ct tile said the leirislatuie is indiffeent and were nearly run uvw by tiie The brides gown was whitwith, tiers of lace and a loiig tranio, a imger tp vil with a cometpresentitun Sneiifr y , , bktd pearls ani earned a whiteI prayer book with white rosesi The matroa of honor Anita Rooke ore gttfciii GhurtiNo 13At tfL Mary CataoflaSWT T Albert SchalU, Pdviday Mawa 800 aud 10K ajoa pBa devotions, Friday tracingConfaasioas, Friday evening aftafNOTW Daretieas mad Saturday fdv t 960 p a and Saadaj btore the 8Q0Beoaoea ito their own weifaivThe lcyiiu,j Kopen the dee1 a day on or u J of the bill said ,dustril absei r i ed it and said ki0ii a couple of Liyjito get their cunp r ,, The new state spec L aat day and 5o at iiiht aftc toll in Fto 10 ad 11rests the first ieare dimishinThe legislatureover the plai io who have served 1 also got a ic4,400 a year bandit car wer taken Ann Arborbill to to Identify them Wiiisi cowiu iocAibor Their dresses were whitevih pink and they carried carnaf iois Junior brdesimaid was Judy Satur I the others did unsors They wej e arrainged In federalaace in court in Detroit Thursday beiWeHen Judge Kociuski Bail wao set at T , , , jJ ue oorAnn u i Jnowski She wore a pink and,iv leave 825,000 whin was not fmuea dresg pink L season The hearing is set for Marcn s at Don Britton wag faest motid Gregory and JamesCalraiyBar Sara Batchy, Pastor8 S Supt Walter KackMorning Worship 1000 Sunoay Scat al 1100length crystallette Young Paoplai Maattafwith aqua ami carried Cettagta bouquet of blue carnations and Wtdaaariiy 100white hyacinth Bridesmaids were Elinor Eriksoi of Utica and Pat Fox of Aimi HI, I J wvi f egtruf0 idy ar which time Albertier and others from here witnesses will be ilull James Vard have served prison terms forthey breaking in and Robert Davidson for forgery Waling is married andone child Davidson has a com w ere ushers Michael Rooke waa jun, ioi usher, Chuckie Britton, ringand Charles How ur, it isiastic, slatois, wiveui 1 draw law wife The bandis mistake was in notJext rThe foiljving iroiu irthe wcua , x, Karen ILo J a laughter of Mr aw i to Leslie Britton LMemouist churchMr and MrsBob Tascii ad iviisten,Ml and Mrs Herb Palmer and Patly, Mr and iirsHjwarl Thayer Gov G Mennen iais will behonor guest at a baujuoc iven byGolden Rule Masonic iuU,e oi Ann Arbor Thursday nijiLTaiuui bnnthsupreme couit jusuce wiii leeeivehis MM degree A d itiuo from Livingston Lodge wii aueil Thegovernor is a 32nd acgiec Mason The Pinckney gins oaket ballteam and their coacit 11 m iiaymertended a banquet ai Ucxter on Thuisday night giei by cne girls securing Fredenburg more securelyThey locked him in the vault not kiiowring he could unlock ic from the inside He gave the alarm 5 minutes after the robbery The bandits went around Portage Lakethen down to U 23 and into Ann Arborou Pontiac Roadteam lor tne girls wuiiis oi Muicheier, Dexter una iAll the Pinckney girls were Here out Joyce Wegener, They wereKathy Wiltse, Marilyn vanSiainbrook, Janet Shirley, Nancy iasn,Linda Lee, Francis Higgs,Basydlo, Barbara Kutiedge, Clark and Barbara McAfeeTne giris won 7 and lost 1 the besirecord any Pinckney girls team evermade 6LlVlNGSTON LODGE NO 76MARCH CALENDARMarch 24 8 p m MM deftrV April 14Past Masters bahquet OiLittle Grand Lodge at school 7 p ni Alonzo VanSlambrook, W MPaul W durlett bcretaryareLIBRARY XiviSNew books at the library yLiLtle League Champs by Heunvinand Nectar in a Siee by Markanday a bearerThe reception was in the churchbasement Mrs Lydia Mount ofltica cut the cake, assisted by MrsSicily Gibson, Mrs, Beau Erikson aunt of the bride poured, Mrs Dorothy Jnowski seived the punchand Mrs Betty Britton had theguest book The bridal couple lelt on a two weeks trip to Florida Hergoing away dress was navy blue en seinble with white accesories Ontheir return they will Mre at 8143F St, Dsxter SchooRRENT COMMENTaUr J W Wingtf, School 9M ftMarniag Wrahif 1046 a avaurs attfht prytr meetingal tk cMca at MWai eMlr piactiea 7 JO p na,Tat Paiatot ttwohM31 Watt bttween Mate nd Uaadilia StreetcBm, Kaith Suegeggerf Pastorf oaday Sckool 94ft a miUrmiag Worship 1060 AMYoath flroup 7iOO p mSvadiBg Barvtc 800 p mTaws Prayer Maatfng 800 p MJr Qhoir htctiei Wad 400 p m Sr gir PlMtlM Wad KindergartenChales Vedder has new red shoes,Jerry Heath has 2 new chickensLindad Zezulkas dad had a birtlulaySunday Patty Sprout went io theDexter movie Ronnie Makin has awhite kitten Bobby Twitehell has a Mickey Mouse that wobbles Linda Whitleys grandparents visit id herSundayJohn Darrows baby brothercan crawl, A new bird is making itshome at Charles Kinseys e hope JJrs Parks mother is well soonteoad tad TafaSSue Ann Kinsey has a J aneseTemple bird Sarah McMacl i amiher family went to the Dextt showMarc Meyers dad has new c The Wayne Shettelroes spent the weekemi in PlymouthDavid Shirev dai has new yellow station waK,,,Ken I eV0i ilffht that showed ThomasGarr saw Forever Darling ,, Ann andu J,ohn DinkeI exchanged Arbor Ann Marie Young mo lung s with them but they only hadat Jacobsens, Ann Arbor , ,rrv f ibd ht Barney Lynch heardMorgan went to Battle Creel wth Itn sh d stuck his head out Several have told us that thbank robbery here last week wa the first such affair in Pinckney Itwes the first daylight robbery butthese have been a number of otheraWe remember one in the ninetiesvl en Roy Teeple was cashier The fcafe was dynamited and the combination blown off but did not get in A piece of the combination wentthiough the front window, making a round hole Emil Hrown, blacksmith and George Sigler openedth safe for George Teeple with a chise ami sledge In World War 1the 1ank was robbed by a gang Thetelephone wires w re cut and theyheJJ tlie town at bay for an hourTwo iw n with hitfh powered rflea were on the SIJUW and blazed awayMARRIED FRIDAY N1GHJTMarried by Rev J W Winger atthe Pinckney Congl parsonage on Friday nitiht Lwis Riggs, son of GRADE BASKET BALL Donald Wkwtr, XeporCaiDuring1 the vaek of March 1216the 7th and 8th grades held theirThe winningIts memberswere Karl Burg, capt, Dick HarveyPvd Darrow Douglas Atkins his dad Joan Eichmans clad u abirhday Sunday The family veitto Aunt Joans Cheri Schmid wtMt to Ann Arbor Saturday She xt anew suit and shoesFirst GradeJohnny McNaughton and lai ily narrowly ecaped injury Saturdaywhen their car hit a trainSeoand OraatDavid Chambers and lrcJiopped down some trees a ,ja fort Sharon Blades has aEaster dress Fred Twitchellsly had company Sunday Mi e l iv has new shoes Kathleen wlle vamfrmual tournanent team was the Blues walkhis shop lie slept in the rear Astruck about a foot,above hishead and he was told Lo get back inthere which he did They got all th roney in the bank Iater the GrassLake bank was robbed A gun mollturned them in and they were arrest ed at a lake near there and sent upfor the Grass Lake job Another at,tc nipt was made in 1932 which failed Alice Hoff, night telephone onentor over the bank, heard tnj noise and phoned tho sheriff Ii ent Deputies Fawcftt and Dalle1over They ajjproached tlie ban vavA tiie real Lfuvreico Camburuaid another leputy were to jppijulj jrni the front but the robb fot awiiy The posiofficehas e baby sister horn SundayRuthBeucchy lost a tooih Linda Sh rey r , ,v if i , li ii b en roMxd several tune The thas r bath set for her doll hlaine jDurrows brother, Roddy ca Linda VanBlaricum is to ha eEaster coat Susan Crtrry Reason, Dennis Daley and ranv hi vumMr and Mrs Harold Riggs of Pinck,Tom Singer Tlie Klues beat thoney to Clara Marion Kaiser, also of I Sifkers in the deciding game 33 J of Pinckney They were attendfdj 31 This was a comeback victory ASbj Mr and Mrs J3arl,fyr jfas they trailed by 3 points with 30 Pinckney The newly weds are now seconds to go living in a house trailer on Cedar At the end of the game a trophyLake Road The groom recently I v,as presented to Fred PawlaczykUS I for being highest scorerITe got 52finished ai enlistment in theXavyMISSIONARY iOUETYThe Missionary Society of thePeoples Church will meet with MrsElizabeth Gallup iuuivn 27 at 8 pmThe Junior class held another oftheir deughtful parties at the Bob Ward home a Hiland Lake Satur,day night Among the distinguishmi guests were Tom and Dick WylieJUCK uoyie and Jim Campbell This seems to be the live wire class otthe schoolBAKE SALE xNOTlCESt, Judes Guild of St MaryaChurch will hold a bake sals Saturday morning March 24 in the GeraldReason bulding, Janet Shehan, GUEST SiKAKERDr Owen Ha ci 1 Jogieal Semin , Rwspeak at tne i P o Sunday, Ndyhloring Nofeepoints in 3 games The following Third Grade XevvsDick Klein went bowling SundayCheryl Meyers father has a newFord carBobby Rookesg sister wasmarried Saturday to Leslie BrittonThey went to Florida, Shirley Hiieman has Indian moccasins Marj was blown when Sherd SwaKhouwas postmaster The stole a horseof Thomas Shehai to get awaywith It was a colt and had luverbeen driven single yet they hiUhei up and drove it to Ann Arb r they abandoned it Robbers ii usually stole tools to break in wLhand a horse to get away with At Dexter,Rev Fr Ryan s horse v 3stolen by robbers one night and itThoiill, w are 10 high scorersFred PawlaczykTom Ritter 6The Fo lerville Masonic Past Douglas AtkinsMasters night waa last nightThere jttVjcj Darrowwas a dnnei, program and EA deI creeThomas Kane was elected m yir liill Wingeryof Fowlervilie by 28 over M D4 4H OPEN HOtaEMarshall Meabons Handy Hamp,er 4H Club will hold open hpuseat the Town Hall Friday night at,7 p m Parents are invitedLENTEN WHITE LUNCHEONA Lenten White Luncheon will beheld at the Pinckney Congl church at 100 March 29, 1966 A programwil follow the luncheon and a Lent,en offering will be taken,Mae Koeppen, Sec CrudderDon Kaiser , Ton Read , , The Stocklridge township boarJ jon joyMI divided the township into two Jrecincts in compliance with a state OR A WINIFRED BLTM that no rrecinct can have over Mrs Ora WinifredRlum die i 5132 2828 1311 10 99votes 0oo votes last election t,ay she was born iAWendell Barber was elected may JLJ 2 1886 and wtSor of Stockbridge 138 votes werecast Russell Lvrmore and w visit atwere cst at a owen convalesce t home SaturGreen Oakthr daughtertil Wylies brother, Jimmic, has a bicy wiJl iost a yeai Wnen Murrayclc Carol Tauriainn hass a hui, h,ther, Stephen March 20 is iVnUtloys birthday She is h Kbirtliday Ethel Lutterll bu i hj her eye lashes and hair ,vhi, li,ing a fireJohn Walton wws sea Saturday Harry Si,,, through tlie ice inihe iagoon Sun i thty ian losedajp, 1 crowdsFourth Crade In Geography we stari d ChelnlS,,t fell was postmaster, robbers1rj acctlyne torch They set off atear gas bomb and had to leave All tii1 previous robberies ueie beforeth days of the radio, state policenid road blocks Robbers seem to ave more success in cities where inpyunit called tlio new u Catholic Aitiiuiocese of StKiver ValleyWe have several good charts, Oneon the river, one on pygmies andone on hippopotamus We nv learnWepro Louis have purchased the ID storyJxSoto Hotel there as a home forthe aged They expect it to houseo Jvs m She manied Elmero XJW Years day 1906 JIo to cieath Feb 8, 1955 Thoy at Lakeland 20 yearsaw Mrs, Abe Haines is a patient atPost hospital, Battle Creek14 1 H ed the Dewev Drenisers at Start,Florida Dr Towner at Palm r ahand called on MrXivermores da gh are no childrenter, Mary, at Columbus, Ohio 1rcr4tf home Billy He ierion and David Errnan who escaped 1V011 OLilast August are in jail in Ponria jn a breaking and entering charge Born to Glenn Steffy and wireof Stockbridge at Foote hospital, ha1eie division by 6 inare having time test on ihe 1cesses In addition Joe Ksiiest, completting KM coirbinat in 3 minutes Our members onK Safety Patrol are Ray Kellen, r wasrii aed nun and wamen by June1 Ieoplf of all races and creedwill be accepted The tiurcnasf Pcewas 1,500,000 A Catholic organi z, recently purchased the Detroiu t Hel for the same purpose Olda1 pensions and social securityili funrui was at St Stepea3 Cu rch, Hamburg at 1 ledy, Rev Ayers ofii itA ial i Roseland Cemetery ai CkBIRD HOUSE CONTESTThe Livingston County Wild itfer and Richard Krajasic on the nk s these home possible, MostSafety Squad Cheryl VanXorman Uaniations and churches havepd Beth Minock Jol,n Dinke, Kr h,ne for the aged, and convalespi Downing Cheryl VanXormmi cen homes have sprung up like i IoelJick ar son from tlro, 1 nel and h,, sj unay He usea bFifth ,tu JC Xews dai mushrooms after a rain It is becomteacherrristine ballMrs Miller thanks the p , par in tlte proper thing to send the aged there nowTiiey talking of changing the , , j ine Livingston county v nuJackson last week a son, David L LiJ and conservation Club of Hamvihg, Mrs Steffe was Norma 11 v, 1Robb, daughter of David RobbA new Stockbridge ordinance gives i ron, sponsoring a bird houseitte president 500 a year, clerkand councilmen 10 a meetinr Mi3s Francis Lister, neice of thelate Lynn Gardner, showed picturesof her trip to the Holy Land at tho Plainfield church last weekDan Vass, Mich Moulded Plasticsvice president, was elected mayoroi Dexter by 30 votes over MillafdHarvey Dexter will vote on building a new6 grade high school building A meeting was held of lot twneMNewport Beach, Portage Lake Sat, irday night to discuss flood control Jas Verbeek who pled not guilty for boys andyears of age runlroni March 22 to May 1 There are2 groups 7 to 11 and 12 tto 15withi prizes for each group Entryblanks may be obtained from LaveyHfei ii ware, PinckneyHthe birthdaysystem of electing presidents Nowand teachers who helpe J make if a candidate car rtat by onesucc yc niall thai states electorKIDS MOM AND DADSave Your NickelsSave Your Dimes April 21st is Carnival TimeAt Pinckney Elementary School THE MOTHERS CLUBNancy Nash spent the week endwith the Kenneth Zills in Ann Arbor0 wrecking the Marion town houseand school has changed his plea to , T1 , ,,, u A ,, A aftd Patty and Rick Miller 1guilty and will be sentenced on the P, , ess Xjne ixm out wui mt as s Iver , al vote This pave Eisenhower 442 WTian has gone tothe hoitaJ i to 8 0Vr Stevenson in 1952 IfW hop he has an eay time We tno electoral vote had ben cait ac are going to the capitoi Wednesday 1 coming to the percentage of votesThe March bulletin board is verycolorful We had a practise spell ing bee with the 6th jrrade,17 in allOOOO29tth of March y ad RckEdward Dolan of Dexter townshipun ui luarcn has sold his farm there on FlemmThe Councy 4H Achievement , n AnVtrt WoKKat Ufv, n Ara 3 are March 24 26 and 27 atrtowell high schoolAnton Nelson was elected mayorof Chelseo He has been on Pinckney K wan is programsPTNCKNET BANK ncrchant This farm was taken u hTom Dolan of Ireland, Mr Dolansgrandfather in 1834 and has ahvaybeen in possession of the Dolan fam iiy Mr Dolan is 81 HU only si ter,iv r 11 w L j, r, iiij y r uoian is si nia on y si 1ihe Howell Methodist Church wilU n Jt , ,u ur si 1 in m 1 Clara, did a year ago and a brot on the Cruciftxionbv Steiner L put on the Cruciftxionby SteinerMixh 29 at 730 p m G S 23 and M6witb this year ter, William before that He has nodefinite plans fo the future Serf Gene Dinkel is back fromFlorida Fifth and bucth GradesMarch 20 we are goinp to have aspell down with the 5th and fithgrades Next week is Easter vaca tion Last week we had StudentCjunci Assembly program TheLOth was the first day of springWeplayed mr jjes in the stuw T 4h Grade NewsAnn Menke is capt of the Service Squad and Terry Rowrll of the Safrf Patrol Those on safety patol are Jeff Hendeo, Billy Rutledpe, Harold Pa track, James Mumford,Jnhi Taach, Richard Kraln, JohnSivrer, Tom Rend, Paul Bur,Ed Guy, Bobby Unas James Barker,John Sohroeder, Dennis Sinper Ron nie Haines, Larry Utlcy, Ray KeIehftrjrer, Richard Crutch On theService Squad Marva Ha ker Caryn Cojrriy, Los Shirey Marueit eLeach, Beth Minnock, Jidy Geary Jud Darrow, Chery V nNorman Linda Wesrenr, Sharn BaxterWihope they like it and d a goojob Ireceived it would have been Eiesenhow r 281, Stevenson 241 Anotherplp would have jjiven Eisenhower75 and Stevenson 150 and still athird plan by Secretary Humphreys would ive Kisenhowe 318 and Steveiison 210 We predict none of themwii pass They would srive rise to splinter parties and throw toomany elections into the hands ofcongress We read an adv of a monumentcompany urging its readers to buylots oiy in cemeteries which allow personalized memorials of marbleThe modem cemeteries do not allowmonuments, only bronze plates even with the ground over which, a power lawn mower can be ruoThsydo not allow flowers on graves either It costs too much to remove hem and when dry they are a firthazzzardThe Student Councilhe Student Safety Council to accidents is functioning Thaon the busses and plsygrooadnd the girls in the halls aatf playgioundi tyV, , 1, Wednesday, March 21, 1996IIMIIIHI SELL VSTFN M AflOOB meHAVE YOU HEARDabout Long Distanccredit cards No fum bling for change, noowing a friend theprice of a call when youuse his phone All youdm when you make on outoftown cat is give the operator tf information on your credit card The cost of the will thtn appear on your regular telephone bill interetJ Mak arrangements for your credit ccrd by our Business Office iMiimrrHOW MANY MILS is t km yur basement wymmt telephone It timtly nuit seem like very time youwpttairs when the ring All that is really unry when you conthe low cost oi having a telephone Ih , The monthly charge is mst about a dollar,it just one installation charge no matter i nmy additional phone you have intaiied at MM line You have only to CJL our Buvlneij O is 4mimonth Alexander Or Bell spake these wort the first telephone Watson, come here, 1 v you Today the telej ,company offers more a400 kinds of service For t ample, besides conventitelephone, we provide kservice to ships and automobiles, trains and true, euatries, radio and television network servicell equipment for automatic telephone answering ari transmission Wherever a c uriiealonsthe lelepbene company stands ready to servntst powerful car in the medi im price field All the smartnessallthe lithe appeal of thesensational DeSoto hardtops with the convenienceand easy entrance of fourfull sized doors There areno center posts to mar your viewNowA hardtop with 4 full sized doors1MB M HUCHe MAMX tVSRY WEEK ON NSC RADIO AND TELEVISIONVans Motor Sales Notes of 4 Years AgoA iSu2 of promise suitwili be put on the opera house Aprilsponsored by the Christian Endeavoi7 li will be directed by Col A V Newton of Woivstet, MissFloyd Jackson and Fred Burgeedrawn on jury Ttje Bowen Bios, are making syrucr George Hendces farm Mrs, Mike Doian attended the funerul her brothel in Jackson la week m Mrs Henry Wood Ora Placewaydiu in New Orleans, La, last ween The barn orithe Jacob Siyiti faybuineu down Saturday 35 shSi burned up The cows were gottenout No insurance on the brn 1000on the sheep John Hassentuh ith tennaat Thi nw Siockb ridge Be openi n IThe water is high at Portage LakeiMjy iots are flooded Autos are bejfinninj to show up, asure sign of spring 40 friends of Mr and Mrs GeorgeMowers gave thorn house warming uejday niyhi at ihir new home ontht Coste farm Win Doyic attended th funeralof Mr Done van in Ann Arbor WwdnesdayAjrfs Fiizstmmona is working forA r Robert KDyiViiss Sheeiey wnu worned for iluD L Armstrong family in Ioseo butiu the miudlt of ILVJ night, poti d ciir ori h ruli a,ri si cu son fire Siic Jiei of burns were Class A, Grand Havei St Joseph, St Clair Shores Class C St AuuiJtine, GlassD Brdgema The C46 u BIU Crone the Patterson Lake bootlegger, has been setover to fe May termHuff Smith of Ho well have soldhen on siuons to the titauler OtliCompany oi Ann Arbor1rost, justice, is tr7te8r 2it today One is Y Hamperianvs Meivil Gyde and the other Knute Landstrom vs vrm SecorY editor with Lee Lavey, WmL iliiir aiid ik s Head attended a t,ot ihuifcay night at Erin Goiirtugh Inn, Lyk Chemung, giveni Uie Stabkr Oil Co A i pruhment anendmeatwill ha on the biUot at the April Miu Kelly has a letter iniiisj issue iiiorjig it and there is also one againgt itInc bunior pats have been assigneu Veledictory, Russell Read Salu toiy, AULC earhart,Kcnneas Giftatory, Jan, HOWBLLTHEATRE MICHIGANWed Thar, Mrr2Q, 21, 22Joan Crawford ami Barry SullivanQUEEN BEETFriday, Saturday, March t, 24 2 Bix Hits 2Clayton Moor 4k Joy SilverwheeUkTHE LONE RANKER in ColorAlsoWalt DisnyaMUSIC IAND In Technicolor Cartoon Iff THEWHITMORf LAKEWed, Thur March th U THE FLAME OF THE ISLAM WithYvonne DcCarto ad Howard Duff OOOOFriday, Saturday, March 23, 24 Double FeatalSunday, Monday, March 25, 26Matin iunaay, 23U p in 6onC n Johnson and Kutn RomanJoseph Cstton and Jack Carson ITHE BOTTOM OF THE BOITLE SECOND GREATEST SEXia CaeutaScope and TcckaklrJeanne Crain and George Nadr AlaoTHE NAKED DAWNWUhArthur Kennedy, BetU St Jba Color CartoonIFeidler History, Maxin Smith i,ic Will, Ciilioiu Travelogue i, ElizabeUi Spears la Supncope aad Colorand Sunday Monday, March 25, 26Ar1hur Kennedy, Betta St JoaniaTHE COURT JESTERin Vista Yiaio and TcchatoUrNovelty Newsxiie scstaged a debate oicipitol punishment Leonard Daver v, uunay Kennedy and Russeil were lor it Joe BasydloGerrienry aaa 6y Dinkel wereRev Berquist L Vedder, CW Hooker and ye Utor attendedhe Howell Past Masters Nightlast Wednesday Tuesf Wed Thur, MarchCmoon iU4g, Wed Thur March 27,28,2Alan I,add, Edward G RobiatoaGlenn Ford and Donna Reed isRANSOMCartoon andNoveitvPLAii ACTvi J Yars AgoThe in Lre baskjt ball Ti Aas Waterhouse f Stockbridgemove on George Siglerifarm on the Dexter Road SUCCEEDand Joanne Dru laUELL ON FRISCO BAY in CinemaScapeia Warmn Colorrettgrette NewtSYLVANTHEATRE CheUca, Mich, OOOO PLANNING to reach Independence ih just as important as having theambition You need a definite sav Thur, Fri, Sat, March 22, 23, 24ing schedule Walt DisneysACTING on your plan will soon 1HE LITTLIEST REBEL show that obstaels to progress fe TeehuicoVorare mostly imaginary They fade OOOO away as you advance Sun, Mon, Tues March 25,26,27SUCCEEDING not only brings mat j Dnnny Kayeeral security but does wonderful things for you moral, youva THE COURT JESTERproved you can succeed In TechnicolorPlan te act now Open a Savings Gilbert Skinner has moved intetho house at Chubbs Corners he height of Allan Dinkel iwark Coon, fether of Mrs Homer Aoiuy who had a heart aUAck isbetter Mr and Mrs, Robert Pike andMrs Wilim prt3ny attended theAccouat at this bankOdtr fedekil Supervtsloi of Federal Keeerre Ct paratle ad Federal Depoeif Imaer mr CrporatioekAll Deposit Insured Up to 10000to Each DepoeitoriinPT 1 a ViYM A I t 1 funeral of Mrs Elia lJently itPlRST NATIONAL Bank Dl,,lndALL TH a DEMONSTRATORSiH FLOOR MODELSLOW MILEAGE NEW CAR GUARANTiYOUR BUICK DEALER FOR 21 YEARSMotor SalesHOWEFl, MICHIGAN 4 ANNUAL SENIOR PLYFRIDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 23,24,1956 At Pincknty Hih School Gym 8 pinNICHOLAS NAPOLEA v T a Newly Wed ED IWJ7 IT ARLENE NUTT, His BiHv BrideEIBERTA PEACH, Jubeliess dumb daughtter M ARILY VA N S L M L3 ROOKSALLY MILLEKLees Gulf Service GULF GAS AND OILS103 W Main St, Pinckney Phone UP 83321REPAIRING WHEEL BALANCINGWASHING AND LUBRICATION DOROTHY DOLSON, Whe got jiltedBLL JONES,Dot4s Emergency Hu band WILMER SNEED, Dots JilterAUDREY HARDWICK, Bills Fiance ELAINE JOHNSONJULIB KELLYLIZ MIARPEGGY SMITHMIKE HBATSDON PACKERELAINE COLLISft PAT THAYBRHIRAM HARWICK, Audrey har d boiled uncle LES GRBBNAUNT HAZEL NUT,, Mickeys mliiianl old maid aunt JOAN CLARKSHEILA BOLLENMRS JARBOE,Arlenes dominating mother SHIRLEY MILLBft VIRGINIA RITTBRAUNT JUBILEE, the negro cook iid Mn from Borneo who eats ra trv meat NANCY CAS1PENNYBOE WrTZILttTREES BATTERIES Good Specialties between AND ACCESSORIES Admission Adults 50c Children 25c1956 DOG UCENSES IjMALE OR UNSEXED DOG LICENSE 200 J FEMALE DOG LICENSE 300 After April 1, 1956 a Penalty of 200 Will Be Added JMAIL DESCRIPTION OF DOG OR READBUILDERMAIN visitedr Mrs Rene Miller and son Bill,l Grefory i visited ker other in Detroit L Sex 2 BreedOwners NamePinckney, Mich Address JENNIE M E 3 Age 4 ColorMichiganSTMAN, CountyHO WILL, MICH, Let us help you get your plans going oa your ntw homeI Spring ia Juat around the Cornerso come in and lets talk it ove FREE ESTIMATESPHONE UPtown 8 3251 MkUgM1 mMYRON HUGHE Sse ninLINGERI EGENT S FURNISHING SCANNE D G IIISHOESGROCERIE S QKKEMSEIt, ti ,i o r th e pric e o f five pound s o f pot yo u ca n coo k twelv e complet e meal s fo ra famil y o f Tou r o n you r electri c range ifNot e o f interest onl y a n electri c rang eis whiteglcve clean No wonde r smar thomemaer s say Y You can Lioe Ijelter Electrically1 SEE YOU R DEALE R O R DETROI T EDISO Ntir Bottl e Ga sFO R COOKING , WATE R HEATIN G AN DHOM E HEATIN GWYU E L P GA S SERVIC E Mr Donn a Zeeb , 82,wMo w o fWDUan i Zeeb an d mothe r o f Harle ydier l a t Chilso n Tuesday Jo t Ckntil e ha s discontinue d bu sGal e Ilende e an d wif e o f Owoss oines s an d wil l mov e o n bi a farmHi sPhillip , wil l mov e hi a industrie sbuilding an d th e Lloy d Hendee s wer e Sun da y guest s o f th e Lloy d Hendees Isabe l Nas h o f An a Arbo r wa s aSunda y gues t a f th e Marti n Rtters Th e Lste r McAfee s an d Jane tRos e attende d th e 60t h rnniversar yo f Mr an d Mrs Wra y Hinckley i atth e Cliffor d VanHor n hom e Sunday ,l o member s o f th e Webste r Grang eals o surprise d them Th e Kennet h Zill s an d Jac kClark s o f Dexte r wer o Sunda yguest s o f th e Mar k Nas h family Mr Franci s Robinso n wil l b e aThursda y luncheo n gues t o f Mrs Cle n Al t in An n Arbor Mrs Ethe l Sprou t wit h MrsPh yIli a Soul e o f Howel l wa s in Lansin gSaturday Th e Basi l White s o f Maso n Rd calle d o n th e Be n White s Thursday Th e Holli s Holloway s o f Bas sLak e wer e Sunda y guest s o f th eM e Miller s Bo b Pik e an d wif e calle d o n Ro bar t Koit z an d wif e o f Oceol a las tTuesday Janic e Ros e spen t th e week endwit h Barbar a McAfee Leste r McAfe e an d wif e calle do n a frien d a t Veteran s hospita l i iAn n Arbo r Tuesday Th e Mother s Clu b an d th e Petty svili e Civi c Assn me t wit h th eschoo l boar d Monda y nigh t a t th eJeittentiar y acihod Th e so n o f Mr an d Mrs Wliliai nLtner , Willia m Shean , wa s bap rise d a t th e Scovi l Ave Phesby toria n Church , Detroi t SundaySpo nsor s wer e Mr an d Mrs Harol dBenedict Th e so n o f Mr an d Mrs Erwi nDuShane , Stephe n Michael , , wa sbaptise d a St Stephen s Church yHamburg , Sunday Sponsor s wer ehe r parent s Mr an d Mrs Fre dDeWohV Charle s Battle , wif e an d bab yo f Ia n in g wer e in tow n FridayH ework s fo r th e Olds Mrs Jo e Clubb e o f Idah o Falls ,i Idaho , viste d he r brother , Rober tI e n Ackle y las t week i Th e Ha y Burn s familj f attende ddinne r nday, honoring Don Burnsbirthday at his homeThe Joe Griffith family spentSvnday in Mt Pleasant with the JDJM Griffith familyDavid Ledwidge is working in abook store in FlintMrs Denise La Rosa was in AnnArLor ThursdayRoberta Ackley and Janet Shirleywere in Ann Arbor Saturday Ro teru called on the children at StJee hospitalThe following1 attended the Mascnic funeral of Clark Rathbun at Tecumseh Tuesday Mrs VirniaVi Norman, Mrs Sadie Moran,Mrs Anna Reason and MrsRobertaAmburgeyRobert Meabon took his sister,Mrs Dorothy Boyer, back to WestVirginia last week There is lots ofsnow there The Frank Aberdeens ware Sunday guests of the Rex Nogglea of Ann ArborMr and Mrs George Van Normanwere in Detroit Saturday and called on the Rupert GamersNeil Baughn and Pat Umphrywere in Plymouth SundayThe Lambert Henrys of Detroitspent Sunday with the L J Henrys The Tom Wares and Earl Kimberlys called on Webb Ware,Mr Ware3 brother at Ortonville Sunday Herecently broke his leg Aiso on MrWares sister, Mrs Lottie Rosehris Campbell s working nightot the Detroit Die Set IComplete line of Plumbing Fixturesand SuppliesElectic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS WE SELL WE INSTALL SERVICE PHONE UP 8 3114 1075 BjM36Wagoners Q 8066 PINCKNLY ROADQuality Merchandise LOWPRiCESBeer and Yv me To Take OutPHONE HOWHLL 705J2BEEF STEAK Your Cfcciw, Lb 59c CHUCK ROASTSS LL 39cLEAN MEATY SHOW RIBS, Lb 25cGROUND BEEF 3Sc, J Ls for 100 FRESH YOUNG BLF L1VLR, Lb 29cCENTER CUT PUKK CHOPS, Lb 65c Groceries and Cold MeatCUSTOM BUTCHEkLHGEVERY TUESDAYTHE HOLLISTER MARKETIS YOUR CAR CARRYING THE LUCKY NUMBER vUCENSE NUMBER POSTED EVERY DAY m m PHiNE 63 HOWELL LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIESEvrytbing in Shwin Williams Paints and Bulding HardwareCoal and Fuel OilD E HOEY SONS B F GOODRICH TIRESVEDDERS MARATHON SERVICEB F Goodrich Tires, Batteries, AccessoriesPhone UP 8 3196 445 East Main StreetURiES WELDING SHOPlave a Portable Welding Outfit Alto AtlinUKJIF BROWN,564 Phone HoH 4M WlChapter O E S attend M LufleFriday ah1 workcJ the Bible styleniht at the home of Marjoryliner jiveTi by the SewTeSew 4H Club Uk fill A ilwHA 08119 Dexter LIVINGSTON O7F1G5 SUPPLYTYPBWRITftBS AND ADDING MACHINES SALES ftRIBBONS AND CARBON PArKRSOUTH MICH, MWELL PHOK B HOWSLL MM sJ Dr Harlow Shhan of Jackson na n oigi rrv r he Jlr Ednr Snar and Jarfc SheldJ Mrg Roberto Miller ipi Sh64 u Ana ut c aiiuiou OU btatiou with a car, on were Sunday dinner metU of l1,1til Wmiaa Shehaas liut belonging to Mfn Ssteer Some tke Arthur Krych family at tbefehordljrtdMidwr A ear 4oa wat dot , Hklu 8tita Th Cerry Eithmit the H werelie CUL of rdma,jyTt 6fWCXNET DISPATCH Wednesday, March 21, 1956h 5 ratoSAVESpecial limited offeryou get this complete setof cleaning toolsFREE of extra charge VBVfTBZSHOESIFYou Are 6BYour Feet LongHourstiS41e yew BUSINESS PROFESSKCOWffilMUM, la Velvet BaiOfcis111 eall t yjMir eeaveaitaM ia yo4r home, oftce, or shop, to giveyon Personal ritttaff BWTic and a mow idea of shoe amiost Ho lHo Jtei ftstjyPinckaey M yCa3 1100 A at to Except W 14 w S00LEE LAVEYUeneraJ insurantsPBONB U VCLAY GORDON LYLE W MwNSELL ASSOCl, BEGV5TERFD LANDSURVEYOROffice iilVs East Grand RiverPhone 1M1W Howell, Mchiga WDR G KJACK HANNtif DENTISTTeltphone Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by Appoinxnent Howell Michigan SLXL HOMEC SvaJM Director Equipmentwe ServicePHONEWet120 West Grand RiverLowell, MichiganPhone b 8 ididence 61iHfcNDEETrip iVitule to Detroitteiterai trucking U P MtCOMiwfc J Carr AgencyINSVKANC OVER CarrAbout the Cleaning Tools Easily attached to your Hoover to convert tinto an efficient abovethefloor cleaner HdnClU yuui cuiii,g time m lull, bet nlu, , I CnnterWr fo when you buythis new Model 115HOOVERTRIPLEACTION STATE OF M4CK8ANThe Probate Court lor the County of LiviagstenIn the Matter of the Estate efJ James M Dagg, DeceasedJ At a session ef asM Court held1 March 6,1956 BERT14 2 MILL ST Mkh Phore UP MittAuctioneerFARM 1ALES A SPECIALITYPfaene FewUrvilk CA 3M56Arnold tterquist233 Unadllla St Pincka, VuWh Repairiiig Gold St 4dba6 Watch BcmdsjclcmdxxKzde Fxlht ll23 tor rniick, easy attaclnnfioc am, JsLour yJAw ciht, flexible hoseLxlensiun tubfor andIlltUfSCU lur furniture, radiators, etc About the Model 115 HOOVERTlif ideal cleanerlightweight, compact,uuse aud to sioj Has Hoovers famoTripleAction cleaning principleif beats,mreps, as it cleans Get, the deep down grit tfLj ilranors leave imliedded n the pile Cihinder lilt o your Hour coverings, ceps colirLth ami ns luLui nsTHF HARDWARR Present HonoraWe Hiram RAmrth Judge of Probate t JII f F ti 1 CNotice is Hereby Given, That all Kilter 1 Y dftleSOCtV1CCcreditors of said deceased are requir RADIO ft TELEVISION SBRViO ed to present their claims in writing Prompt and Courteousand under oath, to said Court, and to Phsas UP 855 125 Webster serve a copy thereof upon Lena F Pinckney MichiganDagg of 13320 Woodrow Wilson, Detroit, Michigan, fidicuary of pki f A Vjfsj AQV stae, ana that such elaims will be WWafc 1 AM J, heiuci by saTJ court at the Probate FOR SALELcadix Dal AutomaticOffice May 16, 1956 at ten A M Washing Machine, almost ne,v,vey LCiSTTaa It is Ordered, that notice hereof ircpn, Mrs Gus Jaro3lowski for returnbe given by publication of s eopy vie Putnam Stphone UP83164luweof for thre weeks cottsecutivniy previous to said day of hearing in the pinckney Dispatch and that the ptioocer cause a copy of thu notice tobe served spon tach known parky n registered mail, return vijt Jetzlerctf at his last known address byma ruled at least fourteer U days Inor to such hearing or bypersonal service at least live 5days prier te such hear A true eopyHelem M GouldDeputy Register ef Probate Res Estate, Homes, Lake PropertyBusiness Opportunities Your Property With MSaraH Reatoa oUer 209 North PealiON8 U P M R J E OPTOMETEISTEye ExaminalioiiaWednesday and Saturday by Appointmentqi2fi Chilson Road, N of Phoa Brighton AC 744114 WhitePhone U 8 U4Z T7 VN NTEDWool market pneer 0 ft, of frta Lucius Doyle Phone UP83126 FOK ilENTFurnishod modern aartraent Phce UP 8311077f Unsdilla St, PinckneyFer infoimstion call Oscar Beckroom3ALSmimodern ad lot, eil furnaceMarion Burnett 236 Howell StFhene J t62ALL NEW 1956 CHEVROLET SEE AND RIDE THEWe Give Top Allowance on Your Present Car Regardless of Year or MakSEE FRED C 0H0HILANB LAM PH0NE UPWHiTl SALBS RBPRBSBNT ATiV ANN ARBOR SAY IT WITH FLOWERLirmHELLERS FLOWERi,ihone M4 HoweiiFOK RSNTBed room with twinbeds, cooking priviliges, couple,man woman Susanna Hood 191 Doyle Road after 10 p m or yi ap te 3 p m Plymouth Chevie Dodge or Ruuson coupe vuo cil trinfrs font axle good body exceptfenders Plymouth or Chevy pro fen ed Duuglas Charboneau742 Rush Lake Rd Ph UP 8 6770FOK SALEDavenpoit, goo 1c1ttioni Also overstuffed ihi Jim Whitley 631 Pattrson La1heno UP 8 9960 IOA a FOK 8LBI arge Norjje Pdstenpoil heater witb tan, 27ft gal Uik,piping and copper tubing, in axcellent condition 6000 complete Also Electro Chef cook stove, good otJitior 3500 Call UP 821117Bev Keith B RuegseggerWATtR SYSTEf JS,PLUMbIKG ,REPAL1S THE ROUSH PLUMBINGPhone UP 8 fifirW,si 400 MOMTHLY SFAL U,BE YOUR OWN LJOSSRefilling and collecting nruv ouv high grade 5c nut mac ithis area No selling ri j q,x you must have ta J casii secured by in,ing 6 hours a weifnd on percentage XIFOR RL fCo plttly mouern ivtocni ui 31 flat UP8 3107up 8 3Lidget Cark, RoadFOR SALEKinFred FLh, 8b4D ,,1 ihWANTEDtVasnu a arff ironingscaueu jui and delivered Fhon lrwell ioi4 o MFRUITS MEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIESFISHMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE STATE OF MICHIGAN net up to 400 monthj ry PADCVTIIC1I he Frobats Court tor uie v uiity of fcd possibiiites tatkinj ovc ull j rUtwl staL LJvingston time Income increasing a coii gly i1 the Matter of the Estate el for intevew induue pone nap lica I lia Potter Deceased tion Write North, Amercan NutAt a ssion of said Court held on Co, Inc 27 Wiluw Street, New uary, 21, 1956 orb R VT y Present, Honorabe Hiram ESmith,d of Probate MONDAY WENEjDVYFKIJAY900 A M 10 530 P MSUNr I Y 300 10 i 200 NONNOT OPEN SATURDAYcouit, and to wive aupor MERLE VHowell Michigan, Livingraton HADfUnthat such elaims will beand that the heirs at law efeeased be determined by saM at the Probate Office on May 19o6 at ten A MIt is Ordered, that BvtSce thereofbe given by, publication of a eopyhereof for three weeks eovsajgptlyprevious to said day of heariif mthe Pinckney Dispatch, and that thepetitioner cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each known party fa interest at his last kaown addressby registered mail, rattm receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14prior to such hearing or by personalservice at least five V 4ajs prior te such iMaroMBfHiram B 8mU, Jodflt of ProfaeteA true copyGeorge Meabons last weekHeiea 1L GouldRerter of Probate GtlVLir, also proceaa rooa crrcnreLiBBAOY MIXED CONCRETE IKBADY MIXD CREED 4 I ORAVTL COMPANYito f HLl 9 RKELLWater Wells and Pumps 1 Mk f P weM of Howeli at 49S0 95 ID A Sl Rrd SMl vv Phone HA f94 fFOR SALE9 Ft Frigridair Refritator in good condition 125Irvin Kennedy Phone UP 8 5522BABY SITTINGWill take care of one or more children at my home atf1485 PinokeyDexftar Road Phone UP 8 9749 eford elve,to 400 lbs Stockers and FeedersStealeys Stockyards at MarshaJand OUvet ORDER YOURFILL YOUR BIN POCOHONTAS BRIQUETSHARD COAL AT LOWER PRICESBLOCK COALSTOKER COAL SOFT COAL SUPPLY COMPANY IKvfc ,,r ,THE P1NCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, March 21, 1956Well Fed PastureYield 309 Poundsof Beef Per AcreM INNESOTA soils specialistsreport that fertilized pastures cai produce twice as muchbeef per acre as unfertilized pas tures, according to a statement by the Middle West Soil Improvement CommitteeIn, tests at the Rpsemount,Minnesota experiment farm, tinfertilized pastures yielded 3031 pounds of beef per acre, com pared to 138 pounds on tin untreated pastures The fertilizedpastures gave 177 steer days peracre The unfertilized gave only121 The fertilized pastures produced 3740 more beef per aerothan the untreated fields Totalbeef production was worth 6G4J on fields built up by soil improvement, as against only 2906 per acre on the unferti lized pastures, ,The soil building program increased the pastures cattle car rying capacity by 50 per centDuring September last year,there were 15 steers per acre on the fertilized pastures compared to only 10 on the untreated pastures The University of Minnesotaresearch men report that only500 pounds of 52020 fertilizerper acre was used to establishthicker growth on the fertilized pasturesEarly Bird BuyerHas Best Choiceof 55 FertilizerB UYING your fertilizer nowfor the spring crop seasonand storing it on your farm overthe winter has these advantages, reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee 1You get the best fertilizeravailable During the early winter months, manufacturers havemore time to make, cure andcondition the plant food So youget the best hafiling product itissible to makeJBBMMHhoice of thethe risks ofthespnnL son when everybody is trying tobuy fertilizer At that time, demand is often greater than the supply and particular grades of fertilizer may be hard to getThis has happened rn the pastseveral years, Some of the late comers got only a smali choice 3Fertilizer bought now saveyou time in the spring, whenyou are at your busiest The plant food is on hand, ready touse just as soon as weather con ditions permit you to get into thefields Then you dont lase pre cious hours waiting for deliverywhen spring work is piling UDThe committee says it is wiseto make arrangements now fr the plant food needed for thecorn crop This applies to starterfertilizer and to the plant tod that may be broadcast andplowed under hefore mmvag time CONSERVATION DEPTThe snow and cold weather ofMarch will increase deer starvation A survey on starvation will be tak en in AprilArchery deer hunting attracted3 7,GOO people in Michigan last yearTht first of 3 special stamps empliazing wild life will be released on May 5 nextThe falure of the acorn and beechnut crop has sent the squirrels scur rying for food In some places thcjy1 have knawed the bark off treesYOU NEED A SYSTEM To be successful in anything you do you needa system Successful savers, too, have a systemmany lay aside savings dollrrs regularly and deposit them to their savings accounts here Ifyoure not already one of our systematic savers, you, oo, can profit from a planned savings program Youll like our friendly serviceTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK t The legislature is arguing on giving the legislature the right to reg ulate the size of the deer herds Twogroups oppose this Resort ownerswho want plenty of tker as a tourist attraction and sportsmens clubswho claim thbj oan find no deer to shoot atIn the 195051 winter an estimated 50,000 deer starved to death The number this winter may exceed that Forest cuttings which sustaindeer had to be discontinued when the snow got 3 feet deepINCORPORATED 191S HOWELL PlNOKNEYOVER NINETY YEARS OF SAFE BANKINGAJl Deposits up to 10,000 insured by Our Membership Deposit Insurance Corporation Dont rush to your doctor ifsee a pink duck The dept youhasin the FederalYOUR PARTNER IN SAFETY aresomehere from your partner in safety the truck drivertndh suggestions for furthering safe driving on our HighwaysIf everybody cooperates, well all enjoy happier, safer drivinggnre your car is n good condition at allBeerating fi Never pass on a hill2 Obey all traffic laws 3 In planning a trip, dontschedule more miles per daythan you can safely, comfortably drive4 On long drives, stp now and then to rest and relax 6 Courtesy and patience arevery naessary ingredfedriving7 Dont follow too cl car ahead ofyyou8 Accident statistics to rate peed as t has dyed and banded seme of themfor experimental purposesA 100 man prison work cmp willbe built at Alberta, Baraga countyin MayCOUNCIL PROCEEDINGSPinckney, March 13, 196Refill meeting of village councilcalled to order by President Dinkel I resent Read, Shirley, Ixivey, Keri ntily, Tiplady and Swarthout AlurTNcme Motion by Kennedy, supportedby Read to accept election resultsCarriedlotion by Shirley, supported byRi ad to allow following bills ornian Miller, street labor Paul Curlett, printingJ W Winger, 1055 Memorial Rober Eeler, marshall salHelen Tiplady, elect bcL jllv elect, bd 14iu21025C1250 1501 15001500continue numberone cause of utomobiledents so keep it down acciTrnckinf Associatesfort Shelby Hotel DetroitmeBut if farmers delay takingdelivery now, fertilizer will pileup in factory storages and deal 1 establishments 11Jierimade and the flow of phosphateand potash from mines to pro4 ducers would slack off 1 nev Cemeterv Then when the spring freight y emetervtraffic peak arrives and every1 body wants fertilizer, theremight not be enough to go around, says the committee The rail freight transportation problem is complicated by a steel shortage hampering production and delivery of netfjcars,aays the committee The railroadsare expected to have,on order 140,000 new cars early In 1956 But the prvent squeezeon steel supplied may slowl down some deliveries until 1957J Sunday quests of the Albert Shir The Leo Bettys family of Walledley, were the Doyle Templetons and Lake spent Sunday with Mrs Edith Don Ellers of Keego Harbor CarrA daughter born March 16 to Bert VanBaricum writes he is at Horst Reverly Pilgrimin Wwterhaven, Florida, working onPontiac General Hospital constructionat birth Burial was in Pnck , , , T Mr and Mrs Lee Lavey andMrs Mae Metz called Sunday atThe hot lunches started in the Jackson on Maynard Nile who isschools last week in charge of Mrs lv St Marys hospital He is an el Hare Palmer Assisting are lies, eiclricain and fell from a scaffoldJfimes Elinor Ledwidje,Jack Wilson on a cement floor, id feric Rose 1 The Tom Clark family of AnnC J Clinton and wife were Sun Arbor and Mrs G W Clark were nn and wife were Sun ak wereJay quests of the Ralph Clintons in Sunday guests of the MrsMargaret insoln Pajk Clark family ReatriceDorothy Kennedy , electNellie Gardner, elect, fl 1500Ilerry Hauck gatekeeper 800Ceo Youngermari,gatekeeper yODon Swarthout, bd of rev 1600L Tiplady, bd of rev IfiuOLorenzo Murphy, Ixi of rev KlJMoten carried Motion to adjourn carriedMildred Ackley, clerkBorn to Willard Morgan jr andwife Wanda Coons March 17 a 9 1b son and to Rollie Singer andwife a daughter Rck Miller and Jerry Shaw ofAlma College spent the week endat the Clare Miller home Charles Eisele o Fowlervillecalicd his mother, Mrs EmmsVollmer Sunday The Merwin CamplHs, ArnoldBcrnusit and Marie Rossman wereSunday dinner guests of the James 4RS in Marion Robert Reynolds, son of the MaxReynolds, was a patient at St Joehospital Ann Arbor, last week Mrs Edna Reason called on thKenneth Reason family in Ann ArSaturday night The Roy Reasom family and Leota went to the basketball oiinmrrt in Ynilan 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 March 21, 1956 Description An account of the resource March 21, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-03-21 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/026ee382486078877cc5def4909055e3.pdf 36a5363d2ae3c01dd1f608d6f6d17678 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. 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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. f,it si f t ,DispatchVolmume 73 TBDUP4TGHWednesday, March 28, 1956No IIMICHIGAN MIRROR DeMolay Installation j Edla Palter MemorialSaturday, March 31 the Living a County Chapter Order of DeMoTne state budgetfor next year S32500UO00 but other funds such as two thirds of the state sales taxvIU run it up to S7500JO The small iay sponsored by the four Livmg er figure is the states working PUW county lodgeswill be initol The saiss tax goes mottgftferthe Howell Masonictheschooli scheduled program is as followsTiie 2,000,000 for the purchase of ,Sulk vacint is stiil intact The dead j EDLA POTTER MEMORIALThe Mrs Edla Patter Memorial Collection is beingQe mpuuu j placed in the Howell Caraegie Libtemple, i ne t , naOn1e who are interested200 p mInitiatory and Demolay Degreeslor the Charter Members Opn toAli DeMolay and Master MasonaBanquet 630 p mDinner Servedline was extended from Feb 29 toJune 30, 1857The pension plan to pay legislators 2,000 a year and their wivesthe sume was killed It passed thehouse 83 to 22 but ran into a snay x , A ,, r Iiowell Assembly ofin the senate It would have been financed by a 2 percent tax on theirsalaries A legislator gets 4000 zyear plus a 1000 expense account A bill to raise their salary to 5UG0a year was killed legislators are Btill passingthe buck on the right to control the by theGirlsAmimy w L Thursd March 29Institution and Installation of ofeers, open to publicOfficers to Installeddeer herd It was buried in coirnn M, Councillor, Andre Lovas,,Howellonce, revived, then passed with S Councillor RobtWitzke,Pinckneyf tot ofamendments It is now in J rounciUr,Stan Cameron Fowlieconference committee and will not Treas, Robert Warren, Brighton d f the Fifce David Lanmng Brightoncome out until the last days of the Fcvifce,session and maybe not then David Lanmng, BrightonLarry VanSlambrookPinckpKiMin, Ly8 P, Richard Dcnnmon, FowlervilleThe legislators were unable to j D Joo Cook Fowlervilleagree on many things and many g Duane phillips Brightonit A Pk Hllgbills died in committee Among J, hRobert Parker Howell y ftid people who are intcrestedin establishing their ownhack to their early forefathers To further that interest all geneuiogical material of the late Mrs Potter is being placed at the disposal of the people along with books row being purchased by moneys dotated by members of the locai Phillip Livingston Chapter, Daughtersci the American Revolution Persons wishing to make contriutions to this fund may send the donations to Mrs B L Eight Howelllibrarian, Mrs Bernard Gle jx, Fowlerville or Mrs Cacia Chamberlain,PinckneyThese books will be on exhibitionand ready for use in the history room of the Howell library May 21 atSi Marys CattedBer I Albert SchaUt, PartsSunday Uat 800 andN devotions, Friday evening LOCAL NEWS CURRENT COMMENTConfession, Friday eveniBff afterNoTena Devotioas ad Satjnrdtf frtssfj780 to 900 j m andfoie the 800 MamGood Friday Strvc 2 to t pCalvaryBen Sara techy, PastorS 5 Supt Welter feeMorniag WonUf 1000 Sunday Schral U00Young Peoples Meeting 70CotUge Fellow ship SentoWednesday 100GoBgresanooal Stave Rev J W Winger, Tlie Dick Younp family of BigRapids are visiting at the AndrewCampbell homeMrs Marie Hossman of OwossoSj,ent Sunday with Arnold Bcrqnit iri The Carl Lentz family of Lasing j spent the week end with the OnaOna Campbells Wayne Can spent Tuesday inPort Huron Mr and Mrs Robert Ackley visited his aunt, Mrs Bernicf VanClordtr in Manfield, Ohio, over the weekend The Herb Palmers srwere in Howell Sunday where Leennne Sue, thedaughter of the Herb Palmers jrs was baptised at the Methodist churchf CJ Clinton and wife were in AnnTO GO ON TV APRIL 8The Michigan Bell TelephoneCompanys first network televisionshow will go on the air Sunday,April 8 at 6 p m over the Columbiabroadcasting system The show isTelephone Time and is a halfan hour narration by John Nesbitt, u r,,, tn ,nnmnt , T Vf n uZ WnwWllp filmed at the Hal Roach studios,governor of the power to appoint yeninei Jas McCallum, towier lie L j a V S senator in case of vacancy SUuQard Rearer Tom Rady, Pinckforbid union political contributions, Almoner, Lary Snowgold, Pinckney irestore 2 license plates to carsand n, Stephen Lovas, Howell capital punishment and extend the Qrator Rodney Foerester, Howellterms of legislators from 2 to 4 w rciTept Darwin Liverance, Flle MAYOR EXCHANE DAYyears The last bill may come up 2nd Precept, Mike Mee, Fowlerville Pinckney will exchange mayorsbs J sutnem were the ones to deprive the Ch 1KI John Burg Pinckney h t pint Cll Flnie gunday School 940 a mMorning Worship 1046 a ss Taurs night prayer meeting at the ctarch at Wed choir piacUce 7J6 pThe Ptoples QkwolM36 West between Mate and UnadOla StreetsHer Keith Buegsegger, Pastor8uBday School 941 a mMorning Worship 100 A Youth Group 7KK p xnEvening Service 800 p mThun Prayer Meeting 800 pTheir radio show on NBC at 9 pm Good Frid S8nrtc,wili continue t Jtya 2nd Precep,again as a move to reconsider 4ih llecepti Walt Schneider, Howell h f i HiHllag 4ih lecpcarried but its chances of passing r,i Precent Charles Harris,Howill i is slight at all Democrats andsome Republicans are against itASK WATER LEVEL SETThe property owners at Base lakemet at Newport Beach with DrainCom Flook of Washtenaw county to map out a plan to get a waterfor the lake High water of spring do flood damage while in the summer the waters recede toomuch Com Flook outlined the law A majority of the lake propertyowners must petition the board of supervisors in the counties where iih Precept, Robert Leary, Fowlle7th Precept, Ralph Peckens, Fowlethe PINCKNEY CONGiL CHURCHThursday 100 p mWomens Fellewbhip Wihte Luncheon at churchifollowed by brief service Thursday 730 p, m, Confirmation of Children, Reception of MemLers, Holy Communion Clood Friday Service at church100 to 200 p m Sermon, Facea Aoout the Cros lilaster Sunrise Service at 7 conpthe lake is locatedThe board orders I , 7Vi Vvi on A ,u i ducted bv Pilgrim Fellowship Anythe prosecutor to start suit in court I L , , , L j i , , , i one may attend Free will offeringh h d t lak level i n nA ,, ,, p Service 930 to ll00,The3 clioirs will sine1, sermon Becausepto havt the judge set a lake level,Before he can do this surveys hae , , 3 clioirs will sto be made and engineers estimates , T ,, T ,,, , , 1 Live Jesus and Immortalitya to cost made and an assesment ,,,, r, , i At the Laster Sunrise Service the with Laingsburg on May 21, mayorsMISS DEE STAMMMiss Dee Stamm, Pinckney highscchool commercial teacher died at Si Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, Fridayexchange day Howell with Stanton where she went the week beforeSheAnn Arbor with Hillman, Dexter was a native of Indianapolis butwith Emmett,Brighton with Dewitt, came here from Colorado She stay Chelsea, St Johns Stockbridge ed at the home of Mrs Iva ReasonHasperia and Fowlerville, Fremont, j Her sole survivors are 2 neicesin Indiana The funeral was heldArbor SaturdayKaren Gustafson and Allen Rose,Patty Palmer and Bill Austin atttended the military ball at the Masonic temple in Detroit Saturdaynight Gov Williams was thereJoe Lavey and Don Burns attended the state high school basket ballfinals at East tLansing Friday niUJack Jeffreys and Howell friendswere in Lovclls over the week end looking over real estateThe O E S Friendship Nijrht tobe held here Friday, was postponeddue to bad weather The Homer Abneys gave a dinnerSunday in honor of their son,Marksbrihtiay Messrs Lawrence Camburn, JoeGriffith, Merwin Campbell andHomer Abney attended tlv pat masters night at Pleasant Lake lastTuesday night ,, Mrs Eloyse Campbell, son, Dick,daughter, Beverly, and Herb 1yr are in Lancaster, ia this week Jack Hannetts Velvet Ke, bowlingteam bowled in Aim Arbor Satur The Public Administrator adververtised last week in the Fowlervlle paper the missing persons estatesThee are usually bank accountswhich have been inactive for 7 yearsand under the law reverts to state Usually tlie accounts are only alew dollars but in some cases theyio more The state picks up a good niiiiy thousand dollars by this Amoriy the Pinckney names on the listii Wesley Umstead, Helen BurnsYoung, Dick Amburgey, Robert Wdder, Lemuel Martin, Mr andMrs John Maitin, George and MaryJane Meyer, Joseph D Stackable, Fiuncis Harris, Marian Jarvis VanBlarkum, Jame Jarvis, H E Soreiison Machine Shop, ElUworthDdilke, Jack Caldwell, Bryaa Mc, Closkey, Arthur Schoenhal,, Dan YanSlambrook, Gladys Nay, KeithTeiry Leslie Gilmore, Frank Hsdden, Mary Stackable, Louise GlennMary Ann Campbell, Tom Line,Harold M Darrow jr,CF RudolphTh deadline is Aprdil 10thEvery paper makes them AHciuton priest sent a notice to apaper that there would be no coll eri luring lent Now a collet is apart of the mass ceremony Theeditor being unfamiliar with church terms changed it to collectionsMaybe the priests face wag not red andthink of the explanations he had tofrom the Kirby Funeral Home in day and Sunday They are Jnc Clif Ml Pl IndianapolisNeighboring NotesThe Stockbridge basket ball ban KCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSquet was March 26 Cecil Kichpls, The pinck K1 ,8 Daughters director athletics at Lonain Sex A n 5 ftt 13Q wjth MrflViolu Massey Pearl Madsen,ton spokeDewey Breniser of Gregory recently received an award for catch, ng a 32 lb snook in Floridaa patient at Rowe hospital Stock Mrs Mae Higgins of Pinckney is compete in the district coneat nexta patient at Rowe hospital Stockbridge SPELLING BEE WINNERSTlie following are the Pinckney spiling bee winners who willI monthFith Grade Rebecca Morrii Miller, Pleyrlin AmburgcyOrlandWinslow and Frank ZzulkiMrs Dorothy Winslow of Riverside gave an O E S card party ather home last Wednesday The iene Dinkcl and icurucThompsons came back from Flordia lust TuesdayW lton hiiniberlain u ill CinihtfC teim of Miss Slam, a the r li school He had been workingLs Sixth GradeKaye Wyliedistrict set up This was done in thecase of Portage Lake and Judge Breakey set a water lavel to bemaintained by dredging the HuronRiver outlet and building a dam to Illftrim Fellowship will present aMnron drama entitledNason, theiiliid Disciple The cast isXason Khoda, his sister Roberta Ackleybe removed every spring cost 150,0000 The dam was never May and Martnu friends ofbuilt or the river deepened but a Je8utiI,0Bnie Lee, Karen Gustfsontone dam was put in which has to T, T u r T nrj InarrseesJohn Burg, Don Wingerand Doug FisherWomen from Jerusalem, Janet Shir ley, Patricia ThayerSilas, uncle of Nason and Rhoda Billy BeckCONSERVATION DEPTThe Great Laks Commission meetsat Chicago May 1 Attorney General Knvanaugh of Michigan is chairman The matters to be tthreshedout are water rights, usages andstream pollution Winter fishermen are cautionednot to leave broken bottles and cans on the ice A Kalamerzoo fishermanwas fined 1480 for doing so recentDeer ar reported coming out of4ho yard to feed since winter eas eesed somewhat Small game hunters are urged tomail their game report cards to theconservation dept 6 insects are damaging Michigantimier They are the spruce bucworm, larch fly, jack pine budworm Saratoga ipittlebug and Europeanhoot moth The state will try to establishgraying in certain Michigan watersThe Detroit News gave 1000 tto buy Montana grayling eggs Fishaxperti doubt that this fish willever be abundant in Michigan again The wild turkey restoration proiect will be continued in Michiganthis year 400 more eggs have been bought in Pennsylvaia, A recentcensus showed 118 alive in AHegran, county, 35 in Newaygo and 13Lake The dept will control a numberof burning projects to improve wild KIWANIS NOTESB B Jennng of Hamburg, countycivil defense head talked on civil defense The village builds the and the state furnishes light,and telephone Pinckney is tohave one of these,There arei now such at Brighton, Hartland, Gregy, Parkers Corners and Fowlerville 1G visitors from Chelsea andBrighton were present ChamberlainItalyNext Tuesday the dinner is at theschool served by the high schoolgirls Warner Harris, Belleville, Kiwanis govenor will talk Pancake supper at school April 10 showed pictures ofLIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 APRIL CALENDARApril 3 800 p m Regular Communication April 14Past Masters banquet taLittle Grand Lodge at school 7 p m Alonzo VanSlambrook, W IfPaul W Ctirlett SecretaryHoward Thayer, Wesley ReaderRay Moriarity and John Burg werewere in Jackson on school businessI Tuesdaylite projects 729 acres in Dickinson Leo Ewers, is moving the Lewis 92 in Arenac 76 in Gladwin and a Harsenl Island St Clair, 30KIDS I MOM AND DAD ISave Your NickelsSave Your Dimes April 21st it Carnival TimeAt Mpakaigr Elementary Schoolftergsr CLUB house to a lot he purchased of Otcar Beck on East Unadilla St Dick Campbell entertained 24 ofthe membpra fhis home Friday after the play Whear it rivalled some of the Juniorclass partes the 2 Wylie cousinsTom and Dick, honor by their prw Lyle Bouck has resided as prin j Seventh Grade Carolyn Howardcipal of the Bates school, Dexter, Eighth Grad Mary Morristo accept a position in OwossoRobrt Raymor, athletic director has been named to replace himThe Dexter Leader says the ARE MARRIED SATURDAYCharles Henry, son of Mr and3 Mrs L J Henry and Wanda StapPinckney bank robbers bought gas otOn, daughter of the JStapletonsoline twice the imorning of the j of Spears Road were married SaturPinckney bank robbery t at tthe J jay by Rev Cochrane of GregoryFord Sales Service there iThey attended by the bridesi Joe LaRosa of Dexter celebrated J sister, Mrs Peter Crockett and hushis 35th anniversary as a businessman there last tweek Oay Wilt, mmber of the Brighton school board in an article in the Argus says he is not in favor of annoing the Hamburg school districtHe says the Brighton district needs10 more class rooms now That the Brighton tax base is 10,000 perpupil, Hamburgs 8,200 on the children under 5 Brightons 20,000and Hamburgs 16,000 He says theincrease in pupils the next 10 yearswill make the district too large tohandleThe Chelsea village tax rate h11 mills Prosecutor Edmond Devine hashalted the Gold Bell Stamp contest being put on by Washtenaw merchants as a lotttery Prizes werewon by drawing They were trips to Florida, diamond rings, televisionsets etc Traffic was blocked Wednesdayand part of Thursday on the NewYork Central Railroad at Ann Ar and At the present they will liveot th Stapleton home4H CLUB DISPLAYMarshall Meabons Handy Ham 4H Club held open house at jthe town hall Friday night Thework was all in wood this year Inother years there has been someplastic The exhibit included gun racks, wardrobes, coffee tables, alarge card table with checker board top, whatnots, table lamps, wastebaskets etc The countyt exhibit si baskets etc The county exhibit is at Howell high school this week ooooCONGRESSIONAL LETTER Cong Don Hay worth at thf U of M Quad Ann ArorThe Gilbert Camlelis oi FraJerspent Sunday with tlie J I tuns utPortage Lake Mrs Edward Wkifield is a patient at McPherson hoxpiuU, Howoll The Clayton Mussons were hoststo thi1 East Mai ion Farm iiureau Saturday night at the Mariontown house W F Close and wife and theGene Dinkeis called at the Albert Dinkel home last weekThe Albert DinkHs aitndcd thewedding of Marilyn Musson, daugliter of the Max Musson ilail Smith to Richard Brown at theHowell Presbyterian church Tuesday night Lee Hollingsworth, Alma collegewas one of the 176 students theivlisted on the ionor roll the last eiiiester He is the son of the Carson Hollingsworths ot PinckneyWe have through the courtesy of jMr and Mrs Mark Holmei of Lake land who are in California receiveda copy of the Ghost Town Xewsfublished by Mr and Mrs Walter jKnott This is an old time mining town of 1849 restored by them intact The Knotts run a berry farm and a steak house, have 100 cooks According to Davidcoumnist, tho negroes flushed by Inei1 recent couit victories are prepaiing to test the constitutionality o the laws passed by several statesbairinp the marriages between sef rut aiid whites This intermarriagei Die one big dread of the couthind their main reason for the battleto kep segregation In the north where there has been little or no SJ, relation the mingling of theuv races has caused little inter Laniuye Some undeiworld Corneahavi married negroes occasionallyour in the upperranks but they areiw Wv are not lawyers but we llijnl the 14th amendment whichti i thf negroJs all the rights of citizens would void this ban too KcnHnmputttiag it IntoJS another matter 1ss is debatingthe electoral college method of ttheelection of presdient whereby each cai rjidate would gjt the numberOL electors from each state corres poiiing to tlie percentage of thatvu that he received We alwaytriutht the electoral college a relicof the old days and entirely uselegg fvorybody knowns on the day afterelection who is elected president andwhat is the sense of having theelectoral college rnet a month after election and go through a merefcrmality of electing a preiidont Why not abolish it altogeher Theframers of ihe constitution put it iothere because they did not expectany political parties to be formed The candidate getting the secondgreatest number of votes was to bevice president This was changedwhen parties arouse as a president and vice president from differentpartiies would be unworkableThe houie passed abill to apprp j 12 waitressrate 10 million for the school milk program This is 2 million morethan last year The senate amendedit by extending it to June 30, 1958and increasing the amount to 75 million The program is extended toto include child care centers,nurserybor when three freight cars were homes, Jetttlement houses summerderailed James Spencer, Whitmore veterans I administrationLake ana armed forces This is expectedsupt is retiring after a teaching to do away with the milk surplus,career of 44 years Linden has raised their teachersbase pay 400 a year NOTICEto inform my customers Edward Parker and wife arrivedhome from Baynton Beach, Florida Saturday and were Sunday dinnerquests Earl Baughn and wife Percy ElHs and wife will arrivehome from Florida March 31 A M Bert Roche s a patient inSt Lawrence hospital,Lansing withpneumonia He has been in an oxypen tent His wife was here SaturdayFritz Wylie was taken to Veterans hospital, Ann Arbor by hisbrother, Hottfs, testFowlerville police arrested Alex that I have moved my Beauty ShopSckoloff, 16 and Allen LaVee, 18 known as PIJCKNEY BEAUTYof Port Huron for speeding and SHOPormerly located at 212 Mainfund a number of articles in their St, to my home at 9600 Cedar Lakecar stolen from Howell merchants Rd j Your patronage is invited For apissucd pointment Call U 89911The car was also stolenA marriage license waslast week to Charles Henry, 18, and I also want to take ts opportunweek, ky to thankdlmy friendg for theirFred Teeple, Howell, Howell has lovely cards and kind interest recefvbeen confined to his home by illness eo during my convalescence and I Cecil Bohm, county welfare agent want to tell you my broken ley itand wife hare bought a bone in folly recovered Brjtta Brashhas high blood pressure and will bethere a month,Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Shcldon were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Louise ShehanAPPPRECIATIONWe wish to express our appreciat forthe lovelycards, flowersand gifts given us by our friendsand organisations, making our 60th wedding anniversary a very pleasant one Mr and Mrs Wray Hiackley Adali Stevenson was unable t6sell his moderation program to thepeople of Minnesota last week sad took a bad beating from Estes Ke,fauer who got 28 delegates to his4 It was the case of a man trying1to sell an unsaleable productDwigbf Eisenhower has patent on this modoption stuff and for another manto try to carry water on bothshoulders does not make senseThepeople have seen it all beforeTL1 Democrat party has alwayibefn the liberal or radical one anda standpat platform was senselessIt was like Ireland neutrality in the last world war The Repnbttcans also got a jolt in the Minne sota primary asthecast increased from 31 percent fthe vote cast in 1952 to 67 percfS 1056 The Republican explaiMthrt they crossed party linescause they thought Kefauveriex to beat than Stevenson doesgo over Tlie Democrats say ita revolt against low farm prioesCAW OF THANKSI wish to thank my friendsthe many beautial cardson my birthdayfi K A sSDlfPATCBWednesday, March 28, 1956r rTIME TO iP V AJWA I treasurer of Scio township, DexterNotes of 25 Years Ago I b, s votes John McGuiness, 84, a formerj Pinckney merchant, died at Chelseaj Friday He married Mary Dolan ofof Dxter James Smith, 63, died at the homeoi William Thompson Saturday He vis highway comissioner for yearsujd built 24 miles of highways inthe township He built the first mile J nyrs J We Inesdavoi state reward road in the county ,,ov m 0START SAVIN Notes of 5 Years AgoAustin Wallers corriuunces wrkwork i SE Ssvuihour rextwcek cHOWEIITHEATREHOVTIL MICHIGANEh Wood of Pinckiiey rrird to Jccrt Vi,cht of Tus Wt d Thur, March 27,28 Tort aid Donna JReedK lute years he has worked for the run from Port Huron to Cii hc county road comissionSr attended the joint Masonic 0 jOi Keandy, a forer enplnyeaKS banquet sponsored by Reascm t u ih rKV, wor,M, lji lne Slock j ous All food was donated y i , j,,L HfWi Sun wholesale houses including 79 lbs of ham The foodtribuled to neeReason andHoy ReasonSunday who is a patient at U of sons inRANSOM and LEE THEATRfWHITMORE LAKE Friday, Saturday, March 30, 31Double Featv ,in CinemaScope THE SECOND GREATEST SEX it CinetaaScofre and Technicolor c WithJeanne Crain and George Nader AlsoNovel ivAnytime is a good time to scare saving for yc worthwhile goals in life But theres no tir, like now Open your account NOW in cfriendly bank Youll appreciate our services staff, which is trained to help you with v problems Open your account today and start cthe right way to reach your goal in lifeTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK INCORPORATED 1915OVMt NINETY YEARS OP SAFE HOWELLPINCKNEYAH Jtposits up t 10,000 insured by Our Membershi Deposit Insurance Corporation Saturday, March 30, 3Double THE NAKEDIn Technicolor, WithI Arthur Kennedy and Betta St John Color Cartoonies including 7 lbs y p u Kjb yf Xuni j WM 7T r ,i i, AT J V T ,ood left over was du ,, i ,1,CV Mr NVU i n Forsythe trday, Monday, April 1, 2edy families by Mrl J Dann Ka and Glynis JohnNia,F,iyJhntnn TinJ Satnuel Wilso tf Cuba h ITIlK TROntLE WITH HARRY, visited Stanton Line jur hjs pare,Tt lht, AllierU Wil A1 THE COURT JESTERa patient at U of I in VistaVision and ThnilorM hosptalL C Kogers has purchased theDvid Mowers home on West MainSret The attempt to remove Harry , the old time ball player AlsoDavid Bruin and Neville Urand hiFLRY AT GlNSIGHT CartoonMurk Svathoit is quitting farmn and hut an uuciion April ISThe cast is coniplced for the mock ttrid here Airil 7 It is Judge, R D jPoche Clerk, Louis Monks Criei, I , Col Vwton DotVncUuits Attorney, uiitcy, Mondny, April 1, 2as mayor of Northville was turned d ,owtDM efctiaants Ataor 1 Matinee Sunoay, 20 p m lown in circut court last week I ,,LVi jatn, , riccne lbintiff, Auriie MuvIiy ul iKubra Mrs Alice Owen, 22, of Gregory n siiurwas killed Friday when hr car turned over on the Plainfield Road neartnc 1J G Hoard home She leaves , ri Tni1iher husband,Lawrence Owen and 2 S thoutmaiJ children Dr W Jli SmithMrs Eiiriii1 row n in th jiT Kelly, former townsman anda iVcquent contributor to the col Dispatch was elected Tcejle, John, Chailes Tep InWORLD IN MY CORNER iniuictte and Carle Prof Giul, Floyd Jackson WillDuiuiintr Ilenrv Kice, II ibertt Gill Vl Thur,, Ajirll IJ, 4, 5 iinNOTICEANNU TOWNNtic i herky Given, That the Next Annual Township Meeting ofhc Elector, of the TOWNSHIP OF PUTNAMCounty of Livingston State of Midan Will Be Held at thePUTNAM TOWN HALL 0NT SOUTH HOWELL ST, 1INCKNEY, MICHIGANat 800 p m Eastern Luonlard time onMon, MURRAY KENNEDY, Township ClerkPaneSup AT THE PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYMFi P TUES 10THE SERVING STARTS AT 600 P M ,, SPONSORED BY PINCKNEY KIWANIS CLUBTiciw Adolti 125 and Children 75c, v ITnard Lavoy has Loucht the COIRT JIAHTIAL OF BILLY1 Inin htGr Smith lioiisp on VW C Dover u OL Cliiiao LJIVkc ur oil wetier at the hihsool Friday niit and showedssiiJfs of weather ballots J Ptter MeGraw is working for jj Jiher Doolittle f I Te Patrick Lavev finilv luive ir Ciiumafecope aid ColorShort andCartoonSYLVANliicvfd on the CTiarks Hofi farm AT bin Pfau is a cirdiiato for supervisor in losco His opponent islMi GaidnerFak Ivav is b 1 in VK basoViKni1 ior Viliiaii Whcs new barn, L liriam Jvach of iarion toolsaj overdose of laudanan intcriionally Siiiiay but w saved CJuy illir is diaiint miik toKuwell ioi Albert Frost Vil lroun is iimviiisv into IikoR,cs house and will wik for Mil, Gone lUcC r iil riovc intoMikes hoiiie vest of the stot IIMI I,aii Ts uijvitiu1 or a farma I North Iako Jcanie in cnlortain d1 niiibcrs of her Sunday school ciass at her hufie Induy niiilhiisc for a priest at Bad Axe wastaken ill Her brother, William wentthere and brought her home nJESTERin Vista Vision and Technicolori in Techncolo and Vista Vision Novell y News CartoonI Tut, Wed, Thur,, April 3, 4, 5 i Aiau I,add, Edward G Kobinson1 and Joanne Dru In 11ELL ON FRTSCO BAYM in CinemaScope I OOOOHoover Soil ServiceNatural Soi Building MaterialsWE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OP COLLODIAL PHOSPHATE coalain trace elements and mineralsIIYjROTH Natures own 29 iiineral soil conditioner, Rich ii oLcsh, hih in valueChelsea, Mich, OOOO ORGANIC BLENDA carefully balanced combination of the best tested natural soil builder, available,hur Fri Sat, Mar 29, 30, 31 KobVrt Taylor and Kay Kendall f HYBROJITILNatures own 20 mlnInEN IJ UK WARDin CiuemaScope nnd Color COOO Sun, Mon, Tuu, April 1, 2, 3I iUJt Lancaster and Anna Malaria i soil Neutralizes soilj AQUA ZYMEThis is a liquid, j rich in protien, amonia acids, lauric cfixis and some 20 different enzymei V activate penetrate arulTHE HOSE TA1O0 VistaTi,s It True That pportunity ca caiicd on UL1TOIU Waio lamilis Sundays C JiMcIiori, Uauher in tinckney liih school Ocv Maltrial Do Not Rum Nori Corjode Machinery ,j Aailalle in SO 1b bar, by ton , , i carioad Wiite for free literaturelanniy oi ,Ivan I RichardsonDEXTERPIXCKNEY ROADUtxter, Mich Phone HA 62215Ahuthorized Dealer1956 DOG LICENSESMALE OR UNSiiXED DOG LICENSE 200Knocks but unce I FEMALE DOG LICENSE 3How alvout the income check that comes alon every so of1 rTt Each one is Opportunity,biii,5inu you chance after chance to pct aheadIt tako a litile planning naturriliy You cant do much about f,ocer end butchor moneyButijotAvoen necessities and luxur ies, there is a margin of saftyj you can carry forwardi Work out your savings plan nnd openan account at thisbank Then steadily build it upwith regular depositsFIRST NATIONAL Bank iTTrtrMtnW r FedcraH KeeerTft Oat poratfor nnd Federal Dposlf Inaureneo Corporation, All Deposits Insured Up to 10,000 for Each Depositor 59After April 1, 1JoG a Fonalty of 200 Will Be AddedMAI1 Sex y Be AddedMAIL DESCRIPTION OF DOG2 Breed 3 Age 4 ColorOwners Name AddressJENNIE Michigan, County Treasurer, MidiUYINGStON OFFICE SUPPLY TYPEWRTtfeRS AND ADDINGRIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER SALFS JbSALES 201 SOUTH MICH, HWELL PHONE HOWELL 20947JSoto clocked at over 137 mpfiThis MW DftSMrt AHvnfnrr yclocked at 137293 miles per hour Thatsfaster than any speed ever officially recordedfor a stock car in De Sotos displacement clcuss And its the kind of utstandingperformance you can expect behind the wheelof every new De Soto the most powerfulcar in the medium price fieldYou oughta drive one soon 320HORSEPOWERVANS MOTOR SALES245 EAST MAIN ST 13Wt n,CL ,irLINGERIE V,irGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODSV, u,, Clare JIJUI, ar,iix JJ1, iiciry liack iJdii L v liaiis huuc liiw ,naA IT ie UieiO and SuppliesElecric, OU and Gas Hot Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWESriL WE INSTALL SERVICE P210ICEU 8 3114 1075 E M36ui LexK US iiiJi aUjiMd liCf Mers Grocerv 1 U SC68 PINCKNEY ROAD wttastfasxV L1 I I i LOW PRICESBeer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2f r x FT I1JLJ H iAK Your Choice, Lb CLUCK ROASTS, LbuJUivD oLi juC, Lbs torH YOUNG BEEF LIVER, Lb 29cFor the price of a pound of salt you can cook three complete meals for afamily of four on your electric rangeAnd, remember, only an electric range is VhitegloveV clean Two goodreasons why smart homemakers say i v c lof f V av iiiliu can Live Better 5 s ElectricallyYOUR DEALER OR DETROIT EDIS Lockers for Real Custom Butchering TuesdayGroceries and Cold MeatTHE KOLLISTER MARKET 11 and ISIVA Don , ,r i Lci ruotlicv at the J, U C iopi Sunday Abe ilaincs v ho htbon there caniG hone wiih th iiiCii1 Hoff ond vif acl Siii iaITacJcy and wife of Jacoi cihcd on he Lav2nc3 Cainuiifcs LiVuyday ni,it vhcr YVylie and vif and DIauchJii,i were Sunday cilcij of th AricJiv, Xkbetts ete ServiceGas,LubricationBottleFORCOpKING, WATER KEATING AND HOME HEATIK6,WYUE L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELLThe ftax Notritles of Arir LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIESEvrything in Sherwin Wiliiams Paints inSunday with the Frank Aber of Detroit enllpd on Mi Coal and Fuel OilD E HOEY SONStiyU43 Dexter B F GOODRICH TIRESVEDDLRS MARATHON SERVICE b L bcjcrich Tires, Batteries, AccuorMS Flione UP 8 3196 445 East Main Street LOUIES VELDING SHOPa Tortable Welding Outfit Abo AcetUaeLOUIE BROWNWuctoeyHowell Rad Pbont HoweD 4M Wlharks Whiiehead of Gregory Laverne Smith of Lansing vltitfdificrd a heart attack Friday his sister, Mrs Edith Carr SundayVU aiming at the Uof M Fresh j The Gayle Shirleya of Livoniia a4Air Can, Patterson Lake He was j the Daryl Shirleys of Buck Lkt iiv to U cf M hospital Ann fpert Sunday with tha Albtrt Skkifjr Hi wif, Miss Beatrice Lam , L I Henry and Gerald Henry leyVoilmcr Sunday Wlbur Eiselo andTh Ruprt Garners of Detroit wifo of Fmvlorville cailo1 Sunday dylpnt the ICek nd with the Geor I George VanNorwan atondod the Lawrence Camburn called on Ilonid Road and vV hrd dinn git VsfcNorman Chtryl returned j hockey gaie in Detroit last Tues , Cin Ua Whitehecd ah U of M cr lied dinner of Webbers, Ann tta tnr riait ay J I hospital tAna Arbor Monday Arbor Saturdayf t Head ionttlyThe Tark fimps of Lansing Gretchen Ttah wasspfent Sunday with fte Ue Uveys jV fan tCKNBT DUPAfCl Wednesday, March 28, 1956 fHeres t chancewtil limited offer yol get this complete set ef denning toolsr mac tf txfro charge yfoot on 10,Ill call At your convenience tat yoar horns, office, or shop, to giveyou JPeroaal Fitting Servicea4 a new idea of afcoe comfort VoobligattoaWo extra ebftrfJACK HANNETT THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEl The fincJujey SanitariumRay N Xhrfff, M Dto 2Q PExcept p yo Tues, FrL, Sat 100 to 800 P MLEE UVEYGeneral InsurancePHONE U P 83221CLAY GORDONLYLE W MJNSELL ASSOCIATE REGISTERED LANDSURVEYOROffice 211 Vi East Grand RiverPhane 1551W Hewell, Michigan Lrle W Muasell,DA G R McCLOSKEY DENTIST Telephone Office 935Residence 814Evenings by Appoininet Eowell Michigan FUNERAL HOMEDon C Swartkoat DirectorModern Equipment Amtfularce ServicePHONE U PFred G ,SrOPtQMKTRlaST120 West Grand River HoweJl, Michigan d 6ULLM HIiNDEE ck Trauiing eekly i ript Made to DetroilGenuraJ Trucking HONE U PrftyfjtAbeut the Cleaning Tools KM attached t pawr Kvr to convert itiat u lficint abTtheflor leaner Helpma jur laiiig ttaM ia half Set includesa34 for quick, tuy attachment ofkeee and toolLeng, lightweight, JUxibU UfExtension tube,Ipuih fr cleaning inJ duiting upholstery,j walle, bare fleersteal for furniture, radiators, etc younew Model 115HOOVERTRIPLEACTIONCLEANERAbout the Model 115 HOOVER The ideal cleanerlightweight, compact, easiestto use and to store Has Hoovers famousTriliArtion cleaning principleit beats, as itsticrjts us it cleans Gets the deep down grit tuntother cioantr leave imbedded in the pile Giveslonger life to your floor coverings, keeps colonfrcbh and new lookingTHE UVEY HARDWARE STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court fr the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofJitines M Dag, Deceased At a session of said Court held Jiarch 6,1956 jPresent Honorabie Hiram BSmHfeJudge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That allcreditors of said deceased are requir ed to present their claims in writingand under oath, to said Court, and to terve a copy thereof upon Lena F Dagg of 13320 Woodrow Wilson, Detroit, Michigan, fidicuary of said es stare, and that such claims will be heard by said court at the ProbateOffice May 16, 1956 at ten A M AuctioneerFARM SALES A SPECIALITYPhone Fowlerviik CA 39356Arnold Serquist233 Unadflla St Pfnckaey, MeWatch BepcdringGold Stampr Watch, Watch Bandseweis Handmade Feather BillioMRitter TVSalesServkeRADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt and CourteousUP 855 12i Webster Si Pinckney, Michigan Roger J Carr AgenqrCOMFl,ETiS INSURANCE COVBsi AGBEdith R Carr14 2 MILL STPinckney, Mich Phon UP 811 ItReal Estatearms, Homes, Lake Projrtf Business OpportunitiesList Your Property With Miltierald ReasonBroker 209 North PearfHONE U P 841WOPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationsWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chilson Road, mi N of Brighton AC Z4U1FOR SALBBendix Dal Automatic Washing Machine, almost newveyIt is Ordered, that notice thereof J cheap Mrs Gua Jaroslowskibe given by publication of a copyi 627 Putnam Stphone UP831G4hereof for three weeks consecutively ,the FOR SALE200 ft, of frontage oncause a copy of this noticed EaBt f t iT be served lapon each known party to 1 SQe f Unadllla bt,V Jmckneyregistered mail, return receipt de r information call Oscar Beet interest at his last known address bynmnded at least fourteen 14 days Irior to such hearing or bypersonal service at least five 5days prior to such hearing A true coI Helen M Gould i Deputy Register f Probate roomSALSemimodern Ihouse and lot, oil furnffce Marion Burnett 236 Howell St Phone UP 85562 FOR Oversuffed Rocking ChairCuiireUse Table, long James Whitley, Phone UP 8 9960LOyTMale Boxer, brindle with white chest, 4 white feet, wearingcollar with a 1956 License No22zchildren petAnswers to name of Prince Call Jane Widmayer Ihone UP 8 3174, FOR RENTUpstairs unfurnlshedd 1 apartment Phone UP 89990i ALL NSW 19SS CHEVROLET AND RIDE THEW iivt Tp Alowance on Your Present Car RtgMdUu of Year or MakeME FRED C OTTO LAM PHONE UP 84560wmmTSkiM MPMIINTAITS ANN ARBOR SAY IT A WITH FLOWERSfromHELLERS FLOWERSftw24 HowelliFOR RENTBed room with twinbeds, cooking priviliges, couple,man or woman Susanna Hood2110 Doyle Road after 10 p m or Saturdays pp to 3 p m LOSTTanior Veturn WhitePhone U 8WANTEDWool, market p Lucius Doyle Phone UP 83125 LXlPincknevs VEGETABLESGROCERIESQUALITY WATER SYSTS,PLUMBING REPAIRSTHE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone UP 8 6607 IFOK SALEDavenport, gooddttioni Also overstuffed chair oim Whitley 631 Patterson Lake RdPhone UP 89960 con FOR RENTFurnished modern aPrtment Phoe UP 8311077400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME BE YOUR OWN BOSS VANTED15387 Plymouthie, Dcdge or Hudson coupe no ceili springs font axlo good body excepta ,, , ,, , i lenders, Plymouth or Chevy TeRefilling and collecting money fioiv I , t , , rfened DUuglas Charboneau72 Rush Lake Rd Ph UP 8 6770 STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tor tne vunty of LivingstonIf the Matter of the Estate JEdla Potter DeceasedAt a Tsion of said Court held on our high grade 5c nut machines inthis area No selling To qualify for vork you must have car, referenceC0 cash secured by inventory Devoting 6 hours a week to business,yourend on percentage collections willnet up,to 400 monthly with verygood possibilites tatking over full time Income, increasing accordinglyfor interview include phone in applica tftion Write North American Nut FOR SALEcharge Norge Pdstempoil heater with fan, 275 gal teak,piping and copper tubing, in axctllent condition 5000 complete Alia Electro Chef cook stove, good cidition 3500 Call UP 821117Rev Keith B RuegseggerJ Co, Inc 27 William Street, New FOR RENTCompletly modern jlvrocw upper flat UP8 3107February 21, 1956 JYork5,NY j UP 8 3107 fjflPresent, Honorabe Hiram RSmith,i j 1Judge of Probate JIBES AUlo PAATS FOR ALEKing Midget arIS HEBEB GIVENall creditors of said1 deceased are required to present tKeir claims 7I g get Jgfj Fred Fjf40Farley RoadMERLEHowell Michigan, Livingston countya fiduciary of said estatethat such claims will be heardand that the heirs at law pf said deeeased be determinedby said courtat the Probate Office on May 1st,1936 at ten A M It is Ordered, that notice thereof 4be given by publication tYtH copyhereof for three weeks taiectlvelyprevious to said day of bearing, lathe Pinckney Dispatch, and that thepetitioner cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each knows party fe interest at his last known tddreesby registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14prior to such hearing or by personalservice at least five I days prior to such hearingHiram R Smitto, Judge of PMbattA true copyGeorge Meabous last weekHelen M GouldDeputy Renter of ProbateVOJl SALE Ft Friidair ilefrit crator in good condition 125Irvin Kennedy Phone UP 8 5522BABY SITTINGWfll take care of one or more children at my home atJV1485 PindkeyDeateir Road Photic UP 8 9749FOR SALEHerrtoTl Calves tV 400 lbs Stockers and FeedersSiealeyi Stockyard at Hsrthail Phone6 o, UR L SORRELLWater WeI1 PHOORDER YOURCOILBIN NOW AT LOWER PRICESOlivet, POCOHONTASj BRIQUETSHARD COAL BLOCK COALSTOKER COAL son COALWednesday, March 28, 1956 V1NGST0N COUNTYMARCH TERM, 1956 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS WHEREAS it appears that Base Line Lake is located partly in the County of Livingston and partly in the County of Washtenaw, and that theTHURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 I greater portion of said lake is located in Washtenaw County and it furtherPursuant to Statute, thc Board of Supervisors in and for the County of Wearing that the establishment of any control dam or embankment to con , ,, , , , 1T , ,, trol the normal heieht and levek of the waters ot such lake would he conLivnjton, met at the Court House, in the City of Howell and upon roll call following members were found to be presentErvin B SnyderCarl W Raddatz Ronald Stuible Ralph WigginsAndrew J Seim Howard B SpicerLillian SmithLyle Glover Harold ArmstrongGlenn Berry Brighton TwpCohoctah Twp Conway TwpDeerfield Twp Genoa TwpGreen Oak Twp Hamburg Twp Handy TwpHartland Twp Howell Twp Clair MillerW Burr ClarkMilton ConineLloyd HendeeLee Gordon Ralph GlennAlbert W ColeHoward GentryFred G CatrellW Harry Gartrell Herman H Heeg Iosco TwpMarion TwpOceola TwpPutnam Twp Tyrone TwpUnadilla TwpBrighton City Howell CityHowell City Howell CityHowell CityMoved by Supvr Cole and supported by Supvr Miller that the matterof establishing a dam on Base Lake be referred to the Drain Committee andthe Prosecuting Attorney for a report at 2 P M at the afternoon sessionCarriedWilliam Collins, Chairman of the County Planning Commission appeared before the Board and gave a verbal outline of the work done by the Commission up to dateSupvr Gentry of the Per Diem Committee presented the payroll of theseveral Supervisors, which was allowed as presentedUpon motion of Supvr Seim, which was duly supported by SupvrSpicer the Board adjourned until 130 P M AFTERNOON SESSIONUpon motion of Supvr Conine, whicn was duly supported by SupvrCole that the following resolution be adoptedWLUAL, the Legislature by Act 113 of the Public Acts of 1955, hasprovided a method by vnieh child care in the several counties of the stale sal be administered and financed, andWHLRLAS, it is mandatory for the several Board of Supervisors to provide a Child Care bund i the counties are to participate in and height and levels of the waters of such lake would be constructed in Washtenaw County where the outlet of such lake is located,BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors of Washtenaw County, Michigan, is hereby requested to direct the Prosecuting Attorney of Wash tenew County to institute appropriate proceedings under the statute in suchcase made and provided to determine the normal height and level of thewaters of Base Line Lake, a portion of which is located in Sections 31 and 32 of Hamburg Township, Livingston County, MichiganThe above resolution adopted at a regular meeting of the Board ofSupervisors of Livingston County, Michigan, held at the Court House in theCity of Howell on the 22nd day of March, 1956YEAS 16NAYS None Moved by Supvr Cole and supported by Supvr Snyder that the existing Drain Committee of this Board act as a coordinating Committee withWashtenaw County in establishing the Lake Level of Base Line Lake CarriedSupvr Glover of the Agricultural Committee presented the followingresolution and moved its adoption, which was duly supported by SupvrMillerRESOLVED that the dog warden shall receive 250 delinquent dog taxfor 25 licenses sold by the County Treasurer in 1955 in the amount ai 6250,and hereafter the dog warden shall receive S25O tor each delinquent doglicense sold in the County, that has been listed by the several supervisors Lyle GloverMillon ConineHoward GentryMotion carriedMoved by Supvr Catrell and supported by Supvr Cole that thc Agrito become entitle dto reimbursement by the State for cerium pctcentages cultural Committee be authorized to make the necessary arrangement for aoi suci1 cxpjUituies by the counties and charges against the counties byj caretaker at the Dog Pound CarriedMoved by Supvr Miller and supported by Supvr Glenn that the ChaircousiUe ,uai,li by tnis Boaid that the County of Livingston comcj man be allowed the sum ol SI 500 as extra compensation for his services asunder this plan i Chairman of the Board during the past yearCarnedjthe State ior ihe care ol children in the Boys Vocational School, Giils lidinuii ,ool ana in the Michigan Children Institute, and it beingBL IT KLSOLVLID, that the County of Livingston, by and through itsLoard oi ojperviors, docs hereby elect to come within thc provisions ot said Act tnal there be and is hereby established Si50000, that this fund be apportioned entiresJuvenile Division Account and that thc County Treasurer credit the ounty Clerkamount so apportioned to the child care fund under Probate CourtJuvenile Division AccountMoved by Supvr Conine that the forcgiing resolution be adopted Motion supported by Supvr CoieSupvr Miller of thc Criminal Claims Committee presented bills to theBoard, which were allowed as presented and appear by numbers G2577 through G2583 Upon niolion of Supvr Scirrii which was duly SUppOrtcd by Supvred a Child Care Fund ot Gover thc Roartl Kjourncd until Tuesday, April 10th, at 1000 A M s to the Probate Court JQHN A HAGMANMoed by Supvr Catrell and supported by Supvr Cole that this Boardappropriate the sum of 140000 to the 4H Club Counsel for the current NameSundry SupervisorsCarl SchaferGeorge F Trollmanyear Carried iHerbert CameronIL V Porter Louis W HerbstSjpvr Muihlc or the Civil Claims Committee presented bills io thc Stanley Pcoviak LEE GORDONChairmanBILLS ALLOWED March 22, 1956 Check No PurposeG2556G2576 Payroll G2577 Livestock ClaimG2578 Justice Fee G2579 Poultry ClaimG2580 Justice Fee G2581 Livestock Claim G2582 Livestock ClaimG2583 Justice FeeG2584 Spec CommG2585 Spec CommG2586 Prof Services SheriffG2588 Soldiers BurialG25S9 Soldiers Burial G2590 Care of Inmates Jail Amount 691202824 4851013 9 200 200 571, 800010 0050000010 on5000000040Total 1785401 which were allowed as presented as appear by numbers G2577 through Howard GentryG2590 Herman HeegCarried j Drs May WoodwormMoved by Supvr Cole and supported by Supvf Snyder that the Plan f MacDonald Funeral Homening Commission submit their budget to the Board, at their meeting on April L C Liverance 10th Lawrence GehringerCarried ,Moved by Supvr Cole and supported by Supvr Spicer that the matter jof an appropriation for a County Armory, be tabled until the April Session of this Board, and the Prosecuting Attorney be instructed to give his opinion as STATE OF MICHIGANto the legality of the same Carried 3 COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON S SSupvr Cole presented the following resolution and moved its adoption,which was duly supported by Supvr Snyder j I, John A Hagman, County Clerk in and for thc County aforesaid doRESOLUTION hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct transcript of the origiWHEREAS, a petition has been received by the Board of Supervisors nal Supervisors proceedings of their March meeting and of thc whole thereofof Livingston County, Michigan signed by a number of the owners of land I now remaining in my said Office abutting upon Base Line Lake, located in Section 31 of the Township of Hamburg, County of Livingston and State of Michigan which petition pur IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunto set my hand and sealports to contain not less than 51 of the owners of land abutting upon suchlake, which petition asks that action be taken by this Board to determine the normal height and level of the water of said Base Line Lake, and this petitionhaving been considered by this Board, and in views of the provision of Sec tion 11236 Michigan Statutes Annotated, and related itatutes, this 23rd day of March A D 1956SEALJOHN A HAGMANCounty Clerk 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 March 28, 1956 Description An account of the resource March 28, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-03-28 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d8880090d4c43f280038ee20b7d97f7e.pdf acbc8166182fae8fe3323a171ce18f45 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. v DispatchMVolxmune 73 gffCENlY DISPATCH Wednesday, April 4, 1956DeMolay Installation MASONICJJEWS No14people attended the DeMolay dinner and installation at the How ell Masonic temple Saturday nite Tne charter members of the chapterMICHIGAN MIRRORRepublicans are looking for a newspeaker in the housfe cf representatives, hopeful thiy i 9ing edge which eria6lecr tem foel one last year Speaker Wade f wtrc initiated in the afternoon by VanValkenburg is retiring to enter J Dad Harold Koch ot Dearborn andlew practise the state degree team They alsoThe Republicans now hold the installed the officers at night Anedge 58 to 51 but admit anything drew Lovas jr of Fowlerville is thecan happen this year They only had senior councillor, James Witzke ofnominal control last year as 7 Pinckney junior councillor OtherYoung Republicans grabbed control charter members from Pkckney by voting with the Democrats on wee Donald Baughn, Duane Haines,important issues This happened John Burg, Thomas Rady, Larry ,Th 26th Annual Past Masters Nightut Pinckneyf School April 14The lodge rooms will be open from 5 to 7 p m for visitorsPhone the secretary or juniorwarden for reservations The program isInvocation ChaplainOrgan Music Eloyae Campbellpon the highway and mentally retard Yared children bills j The YanSlambuook Larry SndwgoldThe charter members are all sons ofCandidates for speaker so far are Masons However any boy from 14George VanPreusan, Zeeland Thorn o 21 is elgible to membershipOfas Burns,Saginaw and Andrew Bolti the members 7 were irom Pinckney,Grand Rapids Burns is one of the iom Brighton, 8 from Howell andYoung Republicans If the Democrts 14 from Fowlerville They meet the control the speaker will be Ed Car 1hjrd Wednesday in the monthApriley of Detroit The Republicans have not J and uae tnev are at Fowleryet Ville, Sept, Oct and Nov at Pnck Welcome A, VanSlambrook WMToatmasteriorgan Snsead Gi LRes to Welcome, L Baughri P MIntroduction Grand Lodge Officers, Board and Committee Members and Candidates for Grand MarshallSinging 22 Voice DeMolay GleeClub,Monroe, Harold Kocn,,Director GathsfM ChoreaSt Mary1 tatboDc Chmtck T Albert Schnitt, Fartery Masse 800 mid 1000 am devotion, Friday eveningcome up with a candidate for gover ney, Dec , Jan Feb at Brighton, aor except Donald Leonard whom i The Pinckney committee is Winthe organization does net want, si on Baughn, Merwin Campbelli Some hope to draft Mayor Cobo of Tick Snowgold, Lonnle VanSlamof Detroit who is in a bitter fight brook,with the University of Michigan iover his efforts to transferr the CONSERVATION DEPTcommercial air lines from Willow Lack of food is driving deer onRun to Wayne Major Airport The the highways 5 were hit by carsUniversity controls Willow Run in 2 days near Sault St Marie labtThe legislature is still battling weekover the right to give the conaerva Hunting accidents took the livestion dept the right to regulate the cf 25 poople in 1955 15 in the deer herd Most people think th small game season and 10 in the atContention, Friday evening alterNovenf Devotions and Saturday from 7tfQ to 900 p m and Sunday befefctiU 800 MM,NsuMute IfflureliQshnuy MtnnoaiU Churchftev Bars Beachy, PastorSS Ssjpt Walter fiacfcWowmj, 1000 Scl U00Young Cottage Fellowship Service 00bill is dead TWO FIRE CALLSThe Pinckney fire dept was tall e4 out at 530 am last Wednesdaymorning by a fire which destroyedthe Lavern Matthias cottage on thecart tide of Portage Lake on Portfag Ave The cause of the fire isunknown Mrs Matthais was burned and had to be hospitalized Mr Mathias and the 17 year old daughter received first aid The Dexterfire dept got there first but the building was too far yone to do anythiag Owing to icy roads They could only drive 25 miles an hour,Loat week Sidney Radtke ,55,burned up in his house trailer onMilUr Rd in Scio township He lived alone A man acrosa the streetgave the alarm The Arbor fire dept vefutfd to come as it was outside oftWterrritory East Ann Arbor,4efuseti for the same reason but Dexter fire dept made the run deer seasonNumerous deer in northern Michigan weakened by short food supplies are being hamstrung by dogs Remarks, Henry Ruusi M W GdMP M Apron Presentation to Md ChurchEev J w Winger, rastartoday School 930 Morning Worship 1045 aThurs, night prayer meeting a the exarch at T 8Wed choir practice 7A8 p mThe Pesetas CburchM36 Weet between Main and Unadilla 8treetcRev Keith Ruegaegger, PastorStfnday School 945 a OLMorning Worship 1050 AMYouth Group 7tK p mEvening Service 800 p mfhuTs Prayer Meeting 800 p mJr Choir frractice Wed 400 p m ST CKtir Practice Wed IM p m Oejientary School CURRENT COMMENTCHABLES WHITEHEADCharles Whitehead, 6U, died atLawrence 0 KindergartenW hope the people with chickenjicx are soon buc Duuj Keiser i 11 off a wagon, Deaji Gardner vis iiied his cousin over niyht Hiscalf died Dennis llooth went to Uilfuio Kaster iLjid saw Niagaraiiill Pauiiue WinDluiicuii, Carlent Kinsey and Ially Sjjiout laVnew shoes Charles Ycdiier a HAv tieiut and coat Ciarks Porter lias a belt Eddie Cioiu had bthHe took ethir Saadrnulyfr has a puppy Jerry IIeih a,w jacketSecond GraceStanley Linds birthday was iaterHc got a lot 01 girtsF tcr Kaiserpiiiycd cowboy vitn his irieritis andail had ice cream at the dij siureNancy Seumou wan in a cr account Hei1 mother got ,a broken iinerLiricia Wylie has new jVan ad blipIKra Cathy Heath iouiii hei Uutrbasket in the baintubruineia duiii bk in school Paul liuhnum sawa flock of ducks on the lake Uiliy Picntz visited his erandmoiiurili juiii u bi,u cuCi , iri ivtuhvjii Singer has a pofciin Jvisierni y Rory louos a iwn aid harji1, iatil Jones iuther haa a uuw1 uckddykilnAnnThe smelt run is expected to start j Lif MemberShip Presentation toany time nower delayed The MarchP H S BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 8 Brighton hereApril 20 Boysville here Aprjl 24 Dexter thereApril 27Manchester thereMay LHartland here May 4South Lyon thereMay 8 Boysville thereMay 11 Dexter here1 May 15 Manchester here May 18Hartland thereMay 22South Lyon here r suffered March 23 while working otcold Peicj Ellis by Byron Wilson P M j the U of M Fresh Air Camp,Pattr i I son LakeLife Membership Presentation to Hg wag feorn in Unadilla townshipPercy Mortenson by M Campbell j 2 lgg2 and was the son ofLife Membership Presentation to Fred nd Dessa Barnett WhiteheadPaul Clark by Ona Campbell P M A carpenter by traie he built many Irroductlon of Masters and Past UBeSi ln 1917 he married Kath SecreUr5ie Lamborn of Unadilla An onlyDeMolay Glee Clubj fc bornTo this unIon in 1 ,n Charle Fey, Historian BenedictionbySinging Address by only lived a few days Besides hiswife there iu a brother, Norman,and a sister, Ruth aiGyh cut had kittcnsPesolas uncle and aunt visitedBobby senr Kaster in ArltorArm larie liuiris spenter at ttic Joe Burns iiome Half11 LavC Sue Ann Kinsey visited sisH r in Howell liiiiy iiieya new wardobe Milu Haidiu black end while lvist111 buinyCluri Scliinicil visited lier aunt in Iowcll James Cantreil and JourKciinan Iaii company SundayAian SteSfen saw a man an, njo thought the ice fat iiiiiiiuier aw sonv dvw at th s,rimc resell e ivHthy ShetUlroo a in ielrcutClio i Danows irand niotiii1 visit,ed ler The long suffering farmers finally eoc tlieir dander pp last weekLnd staged a milk strike The Michiran Milk Producers Assn an orKanization of 12,600 dairymen wereiiialiy forced iuto it by Fair Share An a rebel dairy uiilcn and Uflu1 an ultimatum Thursday unlesathey gvl 5 a cwt for milk by Monday their members would withholdiliuir milk from the market Thepnee Uiey gpet now is 441 a cwtOui of this cornea hauling chargesand cents M P A dues The Fair 1,Uus wanted 050 a cwt buthuvo cut it to 000 The Fair Deal keted creameries,tumed milkLi back and in several casegd milk by opening the faw s on the tank trucks 35,000ens were dumped at BrightonSce trucks escorted by state police Iliffs officers managed to gettii 011 No milk was picked uphere since Wednesday Norm Miller, i as far as XorLhville Friday but , turned backThe Hickory Ridge Dairy LCH, local area dairiesiiJe their deliveries here but theTwin Pines, a Detroit concern didnm Saturday the press said 26rvameres had accepted the M PA Hiand of 5 cwt but the FairValcrs were holding out for 6 The4it uiu would raise the coat ofcot of milk 1 cent a quart The ,M jiee 4 cents We do not think uic i trke fe enough ala Dim a nisivi, Among those who attended the The funerai WUs at the MilncrNeighboring NotesArmy Pvt Richard Slayton, sonof Mr and Mrs Glenn Slayton cf Howell has completed his 10 weekstrack vehicle maintenance courseLIBRARY NEWS j ht the Artillery and Guided MissileiI Thomas Bonner has been ap Center Fort Sill, Oklahoma chairman of the nominating wife Jy livos at Lawton, homeThe Dexter fire dept made 81rjns in 1955 and answered 11 resus ticator calls 30 of thegrass onescommittee for the Trustee Sectionof IQahigan Library AssociationJLH CLUB AWARDSf k Rene Millers Quick Sewerawon 7 blue ribbons and onewhite at the exhibit at Howell last last, week The members are CarolMiller, Anita Clark, Sharon Griffith Dorothy Doyle,Christina JarlowskiCamille Bufo4Kary Kelly, MaryTessmerOE, S CALENDARApril 6 regular meeting Bringenvelopes with your lenten offeringfor G M projectApril 10 Friendship Night atBrighton fireswereApril 27SpecialPatrons Night Past MatronsFORJEGN STUDENT PROGRAM Raul Garcia, Argentina, SouthAmerca and Takio Tanase, JapanftMte9 college will be guest speakers at the Calvary Mennonite church vich Howard Sind6r and wife ofat 1000 a, m April 8PINCKNEY PEGSThe Pinckney Pegs met wih MrKJwjfth Hoyt March 21 Thi spring party is at the Gregoryhall at 8 oclock April 9 They exhibfc coppper enameling projec Achttvement day is ajtj ndate has been ajj The Dexter Automatic Productsoperated by Ward Tupper and hisRomnlaw, James Huston are building a factory on B St, Dexter, It is60X90 Quonset styleOf the 1400 pupils in the Brightonschools, 1100 come daily by schoolbus Martin Lavan, Brighton attorney,flew to Ireland last week to attendthe funeral of his mother who diedat Kalmautk County MayoJames Verbeck who pled not guily to wrecking the Marion townhouse and later changed his plea to guilty was given 90 days in jail byJudge Carland, fined 100 and puton 2 years probationMarie Elizabeth Evers 4, dangh DeMolay installation and dinner atHowell Saturday were tthe Lonnie VanSlambrooks, Merwin CampbellsDan VanSlambrooks, Clifford Haines families, John Burg, WinstonBaughn, Roberta AckleyThe Ray Burns family were Easter guests of the Joe Burns familyat Half Moon LakeLawrence Cam,burn and wife andGeorge Meabon and wife attended the funeral of Charles Whiteheadax Stockbridge SaturdayAndrew Nesbitt and wife wereSunday guests of Dr Wylie andwife in DexterDavid Aberdeen was home fromChieaga and with his parents, thePrank Aberdeens, spent tSundaywith the Rex Noggles iin Ann ArborJolan Porter visited her cousiniv, Galesburg last week Week end guests of the GeorgeVan Normans were the Rupert Garners of Detrot, Pat Umphlett andMrs Hetty Carver of Ann Arbor Mrs Mary Teepie was Sundaydinner guest of the EJarl Baughns Funeral Home Stockbridye at 2 pm Saturday Rev Prout of the Howell Methodist Chucxh officiating Burial in Pinckney Cemetery4H EXHLB1TMarshall Meabons Handy Hammer 4H Club did well in the countyexhibit at Howell last week Theywon 9 blue ribbons, 12 red one and3 white Rebecca Morris, Mike TessmerHarold Shuman and Dennis Morganwere placed on the honor roll and Becky Morris goes to state exhibitwith her bread boardMarshall Meabon thanks all whoassisted in any way with the club this yearTHE MIILK STRIKEDeputy Bob Egeler was inpatrol duty on Grand Riverthe week end and had an excitingtime Sunday two trucks of milk j from Webbervilje wereLake Chemung 51 milkoverstoppedAtcans weredumped by strkers and at the ToolJim Boyd and wife of Lakeland ey school 40 Bob got in the way atcalled on the Harold Pooters Friday he latter place and had a can ofnightBob Meabon was in LovellsgeT of the Han Evers of Musson Rddrowned in a pond near her homelast weekBoyd Shertzer jr of Howell is on DanJdJ The F milk dumped on him and his newlast uniform went to the cleaners The 1ilt creameries have fooled the strikers The Lamborn Henrys of Detroit fcy having their trucks come in emand Keith Bradburys of Chelsea pty and letting the farmers bringwere Sunday guests o f the L J fa their own milk The Twin Pinesj brought milk here Monday for thefirst time since last WednesdayThe strike was settled Tuesday, the Fair Sharers accepting the 0Shehans had for Eas p cwt price increase Henry familyJbe Tom Wares tJ were Easrterguests of the Earl Kimberlys on University of Michigan pitching J The A iV T 4Wd went Wuth with th JTBolrTZio HNCKNEY MENSThird Cirade NV ,jWniioi viiiiud Jns nandjnoliier Caioi Tauiiancn had CJIII ny Iiom Detroit Ciuu les iiiaJiviiiiied Jenny imu Klorire LllfKuo a new ivi Invyclc Tiurlow Jiile JIIOK was in Jliiuuvi lat vitixiJcaJidii,pe movLii into Jincjiiy iJaida iot 3 tcvttiidJie 1ihcr a va jiheasant Lc Allison visited in,ruui niotlier in MonroeFourth GradeWe enjoyed our vacation Our jcrepe paper rafiia project, is done, i We are stulii Eypt ani Llie jyr jiids We thank Mis Miiir iov tlirue oi hei1 album of records icUTend the Wolie Wa ,are ulad Jiicliad Kajucic is puck in sciiol, Klin U11and Bonnie kulin have perfect at Uiuiance records ihis year Fourtli and PiithLcroy Porter has a w dotDukeIcCarly has 6 chickens, Put Tessmer wunt to I grandmothers JorEcterFifth Grade NewsWe welcome Clifford Ejjelerlaci to school We art taking testsnd English is the hardest We didfine in arithmetic Uecky iIorristhe spelling bee Winning word waskniieThe finalists in the room wereXaijcy Read CamiJle Buda JiikeTauiiialnen, Dee Ann DuHoiSjIicnnie Iianies, Becky Morris, from MrsIeatons room Paul Stapeton,,Mrs, Kristine, Judy Darrow fcJharm Baxj lev We are to present our individ1 ual units to the class j Fifth and bixth GradesMrs Heaton went to Dixie for There will probably be 2 proposs en the ballot to vote on this fall wouli bar persons who have e prison terms from holding lie oil ice This has been debatedIrr yonie years and the legislaturedeciud to let the people vote on it,, A 1iiiiilxr of persons who havescicd pnson term have been electjil 10 the legislature but that bodylii rfused to seat them It would et the tije limit for office holdersIL 21 yearsThose who would reduce iotiii aee to 18 are against itTiie ither proposal abolishes the 1JK of supt of public instruction,i ivphir it with n 8 man boardi reuuation The legislature turned it linwn but educatois are getting,l ii the ballot by petitioniiHiATiiCThe Mothers cltlLftet at EiemenSfhool April 19 ltlskm for the flection of officersoooo MISSIONARY MEETINGMrs Ear Gallup entertained theMiMionary Society of the Peopleschurch at her home Tuesday nightdevotions Mrs, Britta Brash wrote skit which was presented by herself,Mrs Edna Euler and Mrs, Ina Buzzs4, 16 nmnben and a goeet were jPHSSSjBt fM Ysjtn wijnts were ejsrvH Mrs, uui Neewman of Howell ha to Saudi Arabia to teach license has been itsuCrotty, 63, Lansingnnd Isabelle Kuhn, 53, Gregory,The Ann Arbor News recentlycarred a pictue of Rudolph Koeppen of Whitewood Rd and his eweheep with the quadruplet lambs she gave birth toChief of Police Casper Enkemenof Ann Arbor has received a letter4from J Edgar Hoover F B I con4 gratulating his dept for the quickcapture of the Pinckney bank robbtrsThe Clinton Woolen Mills, ne ofeldest in tho gtotewas ekused Edna Spears and Jack SheldonMrs Ethel Sprout entertained forEaster her birthday John Sprout of McKeesport, Pa, the Charles Soulefamily of Howell and the EdwinSprout familyBert Banham and wife of Brigh,ton were Easter guests of the M E 7 Vans Motor Sales LEAGUEW L Wt dont issiu is trying to deflate their latepremier Josc Stalin His picturesaid statues are coming1 down and ii Ilnbahiicd body may be removed in the Rod Square in Moscowis Ixjinu called a traitor andnicrer Just why did they wait ii after lie died to do all thisc thy trying1 to fool the world y sliiJ jetain his teachings It senseless as the act of Kingies II of England His father,Ciares 1 lost his throne and was exuied by the Puritans, Charles tl ,ied to France Many years after hes restored to his throne By thattime the judges who had condemedhis father to death had been dead1,cny years Nevertheless he hadtheir bones dug up and hung inchains from the allows Maybe itcased his mind and was supposed tobe a warning to all who would question the divine right of kings but itjviaue no senseoooo CTGV Williams signed the bill lastweek increasing old age pensions to SK month As this is not a livat,e it will notend pension legisiain for there will be bills introducedat each succeeding session raisingamount still higher until it if afticent to live on Old age pensionersare becoming a political force andEaVer laolnd Marguerile I Let0 whAt Leach to Florida Judy Janowskis birthday was good Friday We electJJI 9G 34 new class officers this week Thespelling bee for the top 10 is Aprildown last week by a seniority disIt has 115 employees ProfEmil Weddige of h Vhkfsity of Michigan won 8rd priie with his lithograph the TriWa theNotional ExhiWKon at DerrowsLouis Kourt has sold his farm onrettysvlle Rd to Drs, Rice and Wilkinson of Brighton The Clayton Carpenter farm onChilson Rd was sold some time agoto a syndicate headed by Wayne Ocwell It will be subdivided Percy Ellis and wife came backfrom Florida Friday 1 Barnes2 Reads Lumber 84 363 Plainfield Farm Bureau 71 494 Velvet Eez 70 505 Larrys , 69 526 Diakels Plumbing 66 54 56 6454 494437 6071 768389bottle 8 Detroit Die Set IOOF No 4010 Prices Mobile Service11 Gregory Tavern 12 Laveys Hardware Team 3 High Games Velvet Eez 2667, Dinkels 2613,I O O F 2574 Individual 3 GamesH Taylor 624A Fredenburg 898 Vandals threw milkthrough the stow window of the j Shirey Radio store Monday nightand broke a television set and also Singer 593Team High GameVelvet Eez 92S, ReadsWillard Morgu Indivdual High GamefZ H Taylor 248, A Frecknburg 247, L Jaedst 244 N 10hSixth Grade NewtsWe are planning how to decorateour room for the carnival We had afine vacation and are preparing for the spelling beOur report cards areto be out Wednesday We have rearranged our desks and are presentin our world unitsThe Student CouncilThe council has chosen Safety Pat,ro Boys and Service Squad Girlsfor the busses and playgrounds to prevent accidents The schools year beck is finished and is being assem bied v ant First civil war pensions wereonly 8 and 12 a month It was not intii most of them were dead thatpensions reached 50 a montth thencosidered a living wage LIVINGSTON LODGB NO 7 APRIL CALENDARApril 10FC team practise,AIRIL 12FC DegreesAprH 21EA Degrees April 14Past Masters banquet el Grand Lodge at school 7p ,Alono VanSlambrook, W ItPaul W Ciurlett Seerttaty 200 REWARD200,000 reward for information to the arrest and cofirictiosiDADKIDS MOM ANDSave Yottr NickelsSsve Your DimesApril 21st is Carnival Time Elementary SchoolTEE MOTORS beer to teen agers inWtBert BenhamMiss Mamie Hamilton lit ham , Alabama MattliWednesday, April 4, 19MTIME TOSTART SAVINGNotes of 48 Years Ago819 votes were cast at the election Monday The Democrats won all offices but supervisor whereVjntyim Midler beat John Duaneby 22 votes The majorities werei Cltrk, Will Moraii 46 Treas WalleBtmmrd 40 High Com, Casper Voll mr 54Justice, James Doyle 52Bdof Rev, John Fohey 32 School In specter, Willam Doyle 49,OuL of 14 counties who voted on iocul option Monday 10 voted dryN H Caverly has moved hishousehold good to Ithaca, where hewill run a hotel and bar Mr Tuom cj will run the hotel H M Wlliston has sold his groc Wellington White is home afterbeing in Calfornia 2 years H Byer and famly nave moved in thy Goodrich house on PearlSt Charles Sampson has soldhis house at Lakeland to HarryEddy THEATRENotes oi 16 Years Ago Jiiu Crumbaugh,Lakeland waa finea S1250 in federal court for prdhib tion violation He was unble to payand is serving 3 month in Waynecounty jail, iElmer Book has a auction advertised for April 10 Miss Francis Bullis is one of the HOV EIJ MICHIGANTuts, Wed, Thur, AgrH,8, 4, 5 i Qary CooperinCOURT MARTIAL OF BILLY MITCHELLill CinemaSfOpe and ColorSport Short and Cartoon LEE THEATREWHITMORE LAKEFridaym Saturday, April 6, 7 Double FeatureA City Screams hi TerrorTHE CREATURE WALKS AMONG US WithJeff Morrow and Leigh SnowdenAlsoTHE PRICE OF FEAR WithLex Barker and Merle OBeron Color CartoonM Wlliston atore to P H Swarthout and j oigunizers of the Sparton LeagueAny time is a good time to start saving for you worthwhile goals in life But theres no tinlike now Open your account NOW in oi friendly bank Youll appreciate our services an staff, which is trained to help you with youproblems Open your account today and start OJ,the right way to reach your goal in life Clayton PlacewayTheodore Lewis has purchasedthe Hodgeman house in the westend of townTHE McPHERSOl littKi , 0VER NINETY TBAR5 OP SAFE HOWELLPlNCKNEYAll Deposits up to 10,000 insured by Our Membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Misses Murphy and LillianBoyle will have the opening display spiing millinery goods SaturdayClaude Reason will workDavid Mowers farm this year W H Clark, Grand Trunk agent the Michigan State College, They have210 members A new tennis court has been laid cut on the square It will be dedicat ed soon Henry Shirey is chairman A soft ball league will be organized at the Dispatch office Thursday night Friday Saturday, April 6, 7DoubleFred MacMurray3arbara StanwyckTHERES ALWAYS TOMORROW AlsoRoy Calhoun and Martha HyerRED SUNDOWN Sun MOIL, Tues, April 8, 9, 10Burt Lancaster and Anna Magnaaala THE ROSE TATTOO Vista ViaioNovelty News CartooaFeaturtte andCartoonThe Senior play,The Henpecked Sunday Monday, April 8, 9Husband, is April 15 The cast is f Matinee Sunday, 231 p mhere has received orders that from Uijzabeth Spears, Leonard Deve now on he will work but 13 hours a ereaux, Virgina Hoisel, Janet Feida day from 800 am to 900 p mMae Reason has resgned as teacher here and Miss Cecil McKim of Casa City has been hiredPeter Poole and Miss BessieSmith were married at her home ler, Russell Read, Gerald Henry,Maxine Smith, Lucille Kennedy,JoeBasydlo, Ralph Carr The new Masonic home at Almawill be dedicated Mivf 16 A large from here will attend Clifton Wbb aid Gloria GrahameinTHE MAN WHO NEVER WASin CinemaScope and Color CartoonTues, Wed, Thur, April 10, 11,12Frank Sinatra and Eleanor Parker Wednesday, Thursday, April 11, 12LADY GODIVAWorlds Most Famous Ride In TechnicolorWithMaureen OHara and George NaderI Featurette News artoon ooooj Hoover Soil Service Natural Soil Building MaterialsWpiinpsdav I Tlle election heru Monday was all Hurry Going has moved on the Democrat except high com where MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARMBurt farm south of townjtlvertUvtnanRom where I sit ly Joe MarshHappy Ending WithA Familiar RingBack Howell says he and hisMissus had quite a time at I he8tockmans Convention in Chi eago But for a while they had abreakdown in communicationsThe phone bell in their hotelroom was pitched so low theyoften didnt answer their callsNever knew if it was for us or not, Buck said, always sounded far offlike it was ringing insomeone elses roomFinally, Buck hit on theobvious solution He just madea deal with the hotel switch board operafor that wheneverhe called them shed use two long rings and a shorttheirpartyline signal back home From where I sit, our ownfamiliar routines tend to make other ways of doing things seemstrange Thats natural For in stance, if youve always had icewater with your meals, you mightthink its odd that lots of us prfer a bottle of beer at dinnertime I say youve a right to your own customs but dont call mine wrong Adding MachinesTypewritersRIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER MACHINES SALES REPAIR Clare Swarthout won by 20 votesThe majorities were Sup M JHcisel 9 Clerk, M E Darrow 96 1 Treas, Max Ledwidge 62 Justice,j O Frye 103 Bd of Rev, Bert Van Biavicum 52 The capitol punishment amendmeet carried here by 2 votes but was snowed under by the more populous counties in the state such as CartoonandNovelty201 SOUTH BUCHn MWBLLand Gene seePHtNE HOWELL 2004Bottle GasrOR COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATING WYLIE L P GAS SERVICE SYiVANTHEATRE Chelsea, Mich,m OOOO 1 UnM4An Ai A Qimnlt f Wayne Washtenaw , Oakland , Ma LJVlUgSlO n lIIlC e OUppi combi Monroc j j acks0I1 shiawasse e Tbur , Fri Sat , Apri l 5 , 6, 7TH E LAST FRONTIER in CinemaScop e an d Colo rWit hVicto r Mature , Gu y Madiso nRober t Presto n and Ar m Bancrof tan d Jame s Whitmor eOOO O Sun Mon , Tues , Apri l 8 , 9t 10B y Popula r Reques tNORTHWES T PASSAGE I n Technicolo rWit hSpenc e Trac y an d Rober t Youn gWalte r Brerma n an d Rut h Husse yI W E CARR Y COMPLET E LIN E O Pj COLLODIA L PHOSPHAT E co nt tain s trac e element s an d minerala 7iYBROTITjNature s own 20minera l soi l conditioner , Ri n Bpotash , hig h in value PH8N E M HOWEL L AUTOMOBILESWray Jlinckle y won superviso r in jHamburg , Charle s Ituncima n in U n adilla , Glen n Chub b in Marion , an dGilber t Madiie n i i Dexter jEdwi n Brow n is practisn g la w inBattl e Cree k an d ha s bee n ver ysuccessful ,Ton y Mandell , aut o repai r man a t th e Gull Statio n her e fo r 4 year sha retired jTh Gerr y Eichman s entertaine d Siiiida y Irvi n Kenuod y an d wife , th e Mrs Margare t Clar k famil y an d liny Moriarit y an d wife ORGANIC BLEND A carefull yance d combinatio n o f th e best teste d natura l soi l builder i vailabl HYBR O TITENature s own iQ ul npos t Neutralize s soil AQU A ZYMEThi s is a liqild ,ric h in piotien , amoni a acids , laurl cid s an d som e 2 0 differen t enzytat iactivat e penetrat e an d aerat eth e soil TOu r Material s D o No t Bur n Nor Corrod e Machiner y Availabl e in 80 lb bag , b y to no r carload Writ e fo r fre e literatur Iva n I Richardso n78C 1 DEXTERPIXCKNE Y ROA DDexter , Mich Ph on e H A 6221 SVuthcride d Deale rPan e Is I t Tru e Tha tOpportunit yKnock s Bu t Once Ho w abou t th e incom e chec ktha t come s alon g ever y s o of ten Eac h on e is Opportuhity ,bringing yo u chanc e afte rchanc e t o ge t ahead I t take s a littl e plannin g natur ally Yo u can t d o muc h abou tgroce r an d butche r moneyBu tbetwee n necessitie s an d luxur ies , ther e is a margi n o f safet yyo u ca n carr y forward Wor k ou t you r saving s plan an d ope n a n accoun t a t thi s bank The n steadil y buil d it upwit h regula r depositsi FIRS T NATIONA L Ban kFrank White , wif e an d daughte r j Rober t Harbold f o f Hilan d Lak c f Howel l calle d o n th e Be n White s wri h tryin g t o rescu e hi s do g wh oSunday i had broke n throug h thi n ic Thu ri day brokr throug h himsel f an dMcsdame s Edn a Spear an d Louise ha d a narro w escap e fro m drowning Sheha n wer e in Howel l Monday Ir a Na y ha s move d bac k t o Port tag e fro m Kalamazoo Suppe rA T TH E PINCKNE Y HIG H SCHOO L GY MTUES , APRI L 1 0TH E SERVIN G START S A T 60 0 P M Uadt r Federa l boperviftoi aM W f Federal Reeemporatta i an d Federa l Depoeif t faumraae e Corporation A H Deposit Insure d U p t o 10,00 0fo x Eat h Depoaito r NOTICEI Hav e Employe d a n Experience d Aut o Mechani c an d Repai r Ma nMR LUK E NAYLO R o f Ree d Cit yAn d A m Prepare d t o Handl e Al l o f ou r Ca r an d Truc k Servic e an dRepai r Jobs LEE S GUL F SERVIC E STATIO N jLEONAR D LEE , PROP GUL F GA S AN D OIL S mos t powerfu l ca r i n th e mediu m pric e fiel dTUN l I N OROUCH O MAR X KVER Y Vfl K ON NB C RADI O AN D TOJVItlONSPONSORE D B Y PINCKNE Y KIWANI S CLU BV Ikkett OuWren 145 EAS T MAI N ST waiaajaaaa THi VCHRISTIAN Wednesday, April 4, 1966doily fe Boston Werte1 foe constructive newtfMIWnjt lor rht whsleCom p82 Bu PerAcre on FieldI NCREASES of much a828 bushels of corn per advrfrom the use et fertiliser war recorded by some Minalsfitsv1farmers in 19M, reports AtMiddle West Soil ImprovementCommittee, in wimnaf Hint result of the Extra Corn TieklContest, complied by Dr HKold E Jones, UhiversMy ex Mianesota extension specialistAltogether, 166 farmers teakpart in this seeforyouridemonstration to try to ftt in formation on how to trow cornmore efficiently on their ownfarms The 828 bushel per acre increase came on the farm ofAmbrose Lewandowski, of Win sttfad in McLeod county MinnHe averaged 1237 bushel paracre bzi fertilized soil, comparedto only 409 bushels on unfertilized land Donald and Emil Eickhoff, ofFountain in Fillmore countr,had a 62bushel increase They grew 1121 bushels of cern peracre on their fertilized plot, asagainst 501 bushels on the unfertilized check iplot Highest corn yield per acreWM grown by Walter 8 Nejseaof AtWster in Kandiyohl couaty, who harvested 1706 bushels eracre on a fertile field, er anincrease of 52 bushels compared to the unfertilizedleld Farmers in the contest mereHum doubled the average corn yield in Minnesota In spite ofthe experimental nature of the testa they were running, about 0 par cant of the facers made a profit on the use of fertilizerThese results says the committee, suggest that farmersusiftg good management methods could make more profit bygrowing the same ameuat er a little mere eorn on feweracres By cutting the cost efproduction per bushel, they could make money in the faceef lower prices for cornC ROPS will have more water tohelp build higher yit, Ifyour soil aas a regular tondjof active organic natter Dr W P Martia, OhioUniversitfout HtrottSg imprtms these k itmprtmmakes it mor porous,perttalstes i more eassoil, instead rf namiatponding on top a la Ihis soilxniDJana of tf crobat puy an important partAs they feed ea orgaale matterand break it asoilters or aggregatesgregates in turn, inerease site ef the toil feres aaemore water to eftr As fityon ADD UP THE COST of keeping your present cor In top condition this yearnew tiresengine work paintbatterymufflerbroke linings, etc Then talk to your Plymouthdealer about his modem financing plan find out how it may actually cost you less money to drive hosse in a 56 Plymouththe only aiew car in the lowprice three49f3 Lets trade Your present car on a big,allnew, jetstyled PlymouthYoull own the only lowprice car thaf s reallyVOW Plymouth is aU newdesign of the future todqy But the other two lowprice cars Still about the same as last year and the year beforeYaell own the biggest car in Plymouths fieldHbVd havjopay hundreds of dollars more toSflatefa Plymouths generous trunk space, overalllength, and interior roominessYoull own the only lowprice cor with positive,mechanical PushButton Driving Greatest ad vance in a decade, and only Plymouth has it in itsfield 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creased from 14 to 40 bushels peratre with applications of fertitter oQDtammg nitrogen, phosphaAe and potashCsecttve fertilization based onoil tsl9 boosts wheat profits in two ways 1rewer acres arenMdeeV to produce the sameameittt of frain This, in turn,tut eoatty seedbed preparation B spreading fixed costsof production over a greater output jMfracre, the net return isttcreaseeV ea each bushel ofHrwieVaefiB and plowing downthe faflttjtef fives best results wfctfsptefltsshowlow andextrtmely tow nutrient levels The ftJewHRftwn method assures aneven distribution of a large ci tertflizer throughoutlajwrWhere aofl tests show mediuman4 hifher fertility levels, a rowappUoIttoii of fertilizer at plantlttf time with the train drill will give food results The row application can also be osed to supplement a broadcast and plowdown application to promote viMorotai root growth Topdressings should be madein the sprint, if fertilizer wasomitted In the fall, or if onlyminimum amounts of nitrogen were usedTa jsaportant rim to rP Higher yields and higher profltncome from wheat fertilized withnitrogen, phosphate and potashmember, says the committee,is to get the fertilizer on Illinois results show that thenet acre profit of the rotation in cluding the 14bushel wheat cropwas only 3869 But the acre return jumped to more than 64 where nitrogen, phosphate andpotash were usedAgronomists list these management practices for profitablewheat production 1Use treat ed seed of a recommended variety for the particular area 2Observe the flyfree date 3Use minimum tillage to providea firm xedbed 4Conservewater ud control erosion byearlr plowing and i mulchcovt in the drier regions While separate negotiations eontinae betweenthe new state of Israel and the Arab nations, truce teams 1 sent by the United Nations, eheekopposing Arab and Israeli positions during in formal conferences somewhere along the frontMeantime, 2 at United Nations Headquarters90 the Island of Rhodes Aetlng UJV Media tor Ralph Bnnche center initials armisticeagreement between Israel and Egypt, as UN plane 3 stands by to tAe truce teams anywhere they might be needed The Israeli andEgyptian chief representatives 4 join in a friend ly handshake after signing an armistice to endfighting between the armies of their countriesrUnited Nations Security Council Meets on Korean Situation Nsttes fatterpreters Instantaneously render aDwrfl t Krr11 late Other stsasd tteaT SFVOUBS le WX OlWSiH riFaBBssic speech late Bafltel French, Chtsese or tkemeettagi are flipped with tedlrktaal TbeUlsshesithe iber Halted NationseftheDtpaty Fereiga MlaMer ef the tJS0arssslinn saapisix anaihs ef always hi rAnnual Financial Statement PUTNAM TOWNSHIP19551956VALUATIONReal Estate 1,499,42000Personal 234,80000TOTAL VALUATIONTAX RATETotal Taxes LeviedTotal Taxes Collected 67,9010Total Taxes Returned 12,09095TOTAL TAXES COLLECTED RETURNEDRECEIPTS Telephone Revenue 9355Delinquent Taxes Received 5,73465Beer and Liquor 90780Michigan Sales Tax 6,52380Intangible Tax 1,23670Received from Fire Runs 85000Taxes Received 67,99010Personal and Rejected Tax 1954 Collected 14389Balance on Hand 1,48397TOTAL RECEIF1S7EXPENDITURESPaid County Treasurer Taxes 11,42434Paid County Treasurer for Social Welfare and Direct Relief 1,83450Insane 83638Paid School Delinquent Tax19545556 5,98446 Paid School Tax 54,37755Paid County Road Commission 1,50000Vaid Fire Department Telephones 5 fivecircuit fire phones 47273Maintenance, Supplies, Gas Oil 15323Paid Firemen for Fireruns 59800Paid Salaries 30000Workmans Compensation Insurance 40000Insurance on Fire Vehicles 17924Total paid Fire DepartmentContingent Orders DrawnFuel Oil, Library and Township Hall 22003Detroit Edison, Library and Township Hall 4213 Election Board and Board of Review 28250Repairs Labor on Township Hall 24759Labor on Township Dump 14825Postage, Supplies, Treasurers Bond, Health Officer,Advertising, Membership fees Reg of Deeds 69881Cemeteries 40000t Salaries, 195556 2,76400 Salaries, 195455 23450TOTAL Wtfaesaay, April 4, lift1,734,22000 0,0810580,0810584,96446 M HOLIDAY COUPEUMBERS IN ONEPROTECTION HIGH AND LOW I75,957232,10320 i5,03781Balance on Hand TOTALAnnual ValuationDlttrict No 2 H 1,503,36000Diitrkf No 2 Frl DbtHowtll Art 51,95000HowII Ar DebtDiJ No 7 Frl Hamburg 139,20000DUl No 11 Frl Marion 39,710001,73422000Voftd Tax37,3412722,4047683874541962,42026 4931764,04016 Mills248414901615 104317381242 1,86622itCotl31,7099719,04140 66917432432,15434 3702414,37755 1,8662284,96446Tax Ratwm4 5,631303,36336 169S71095326592 122939,64161 Heres whats out in front when youre behind the wheelof a new Oldimobile Ite the exclusive Intagrille, afulldepth bumper of sturdy steel, locked to the framefor your protection double protectionYou not only get two bumpers in onedouble protectionhigh and lowbut Intagrille instantly indicates all the Oldsmobile btauty to followNEW IDEAS EVERYWHERE i Behind the Intagrille isbeauty thats yours only with Oldsmobile And for smooth 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this winter so it will be in good conditionwhen it is needed for springcrop operations1Keep the fertilizer bags offthe ground or off concrete 2 Store the fertilizer in the barsor some other dry building 3Put the bags on 2 x 4s or cribbing above the floor Then the fertilizer wont soak up moisture and get lumpy j 4Preventcaking by piling bags only seven or eight high 5Keep broken bags separate from the mala pile Loose fertilizer soaks upmoisture Buying and storing fertilizeren the farm now is particularly advisable says tSe committee, because of the tight situ ation on railroad freight cartneeded to move phosphate and potash from the mines to fertilizer factoriesIf this car shortage becomesmore critical as spring anproacbes, fertilizer manufacturer may have difficulty gettingmaterials for the big volume of plant food needed by farmers1Every ton of fertilizer movedin the weeks ahead from factories to farms will help manufacturers maintain productionschedules thto winter and pre vent serious local shortage later on, tb committee saysThe soil organisms need nutrients to do their soil building JobThus the fertilizer you ado, has to feed the soil organisms aswell as the crop Thats partic ularly true where corn stalks orstraw are plowed under Tobreak these raw materials downinto humus, the organisms needextra nitrogen If the supply is deficient, crops will sufferThe Middle West Soil Improvement Committee pointsout that plowedunder deeprooted legumes and other cropresidues are good sources oforganic matter When thess im gumes are well fertilized, thanroots add important nutrients totha soiL Moreover, fertilizer helps grow more cfops psr acreThat, in turn, provides mors material for makingmatter to MB 1 ARECEIVINGFrtttenburg, Mike Witzke, Dick lings,Fertilizer Best Bay7Compared to Other Items Farmers Use FERTILIZER is still in the best buy class on the farmers shopping list, Michiganagronomists reportThese soils men point out thatplant food has gone up less incost than virtually any othercommodity a farmer buys Yetfertilizer is a production itemthat increases crop yields and profits, and often returns 3 to 5for every dollar investedR I Carolus, Michigan StateCollege horticulturist, reports that e cos fertilizer todayis only 13 per cent above that of25 years ago, whereas the cost ofother farm supplies has in creased by 5 per centSince if , fcilizer use on 100 ONDSAVffl McPhcron IV, Supt Lesley Readerhfrom 5 mil n t 21 mil lion tons at preseru the MiddleWest Soil Improvenent C mittee points out As fertiliser use has risen, its cropfeedingpower has steadily been in Generalbe nestedTheHomers Vtteji and Yugoslavia haly to occupy the seats say tbe Janiary by Argentina, Canada by OKartellMmzvw Wednesday, April 4, 1956tore LINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODSGROCERIESHENNEDl GENERA STORE a Sceoad CUMMatUrArt of lUfdi S 1171SHOESDRYGOODSFor the price of a cup of coffee, youcan cook three complete meals for afamily of four on your electric rangeAnd, remember, no other range is whiteglove clean No wonder smarthomemakers sayYou can Live Better ElectricallySEE YOUR DEALER OR DETROIT EDISON i114 So Howefl 81, Piacfcuy,Sobscriptton Ptfc tlM a TwThe Ross Reads have left Florida and will visit the Russell Readsj in littsburg, Pa before returning to PiackneyMrs Lester McAfee and dahtera, Barbara and Leslie were in Do Iroit last week W H Meyer and wife eteruned Easter his mother, Mrs AnaMcyr of California the Edel Meyer, Jim Meyer George Meyerand Wiiitam Lamb families Mesdanies Iola HUlEarl Schunmnand Louis Root were judges at the 4H exhibit at Howfll last week The Ralph Hulls were Eastertfutsts of the Earl Adams family inAnn Abor Dick Younpr graduates from thephcirmary dept at Ferris Institute iii June and will work in a Flintdru store The Chris Campbells called onthe Peter Crocketts in GregorySunday The Morwin Campbell family entertained Easter the James Hall jfamily of Marion, Marie Rsman of Owosso,Arnokl Berquht and Mrs Jj Anna Skinner Easter j Wesley Palmer and wife of Detrail called on the Herb Palmer jSunday The Ralph Clinton family and Geraid Clinton of Detroit spent Sunday with the C J Clintons The Walter Ciarks and Mrs CW Clark with the Charles Hosleys ofMilan were Easter guests of thLnverne Ciarks The Tom Clark family of AnnArbcr called on the Mrs MargaretClavk famliy Sunday Trs Iva Darrow ami Ilonne Davows of Bass Luke, Jack Darrows ofHovell, Bob Darrow of WashingIon D C and the liill Darrows forEaster questsIob Darrow has finished hiscourse at Washington D C and starts work this week in northernMichigan for the Federal ReserveEai,kThe Eimrett Widmayers wenEayter ueLs of the JI f 1, i i Widmayer family at Cedar L e iliO i an Iak r laiiiy oi t, rocuse, X Y UYJ visiting Mrs LIII Cn i The Dun Griffiths of Ml Plea,antwere iviiUi vueis oi the JuijtiiitiLh taniiyIilastii iLUSts oi MrEU iii,r Iiije WCiC 1l Ed il iicli O i reindalo, KiV Kcih Lci ,KJMC OjAwn Arbor, Mrs lynoa uiiriisa iid da Lighters The Don Luins family and MrsMilured Parks visitd tiicir motJierMis Hainea at the lhwlvv Haincshonc in Albion Sunday Abe Haiiescame home with themW F Close and wife, Mr icria Close of Linden and Audi1 y KJkot of Brighton were Sina,y uisi of the Albert Diukels Wn Davisi and wife of Flint called Mrs June Ilendec and cliairen1 spent Thursday and Friday with her parents in HoltMiss Dorothy Parker of Mt Clemens spent the week end with the EdParkersTummy Read spent the week endwith the George Wildo srs in Ann ArborGlen Darrow of Detroit called oniiis mother, Mrs Flora Darrow FriidayThe Jack Sharps of Laniu andMis Mae Metz of Howell were Sun day guests of the Lee LaveysGretchen Tasch and Norma Clarkof the U of M spent the week end with the Bo Tasches Miss Clark isfrom CubaMrs Emma Vollmer spent Easterwith Mrs Clara Kennedy and famiiy in DetroitThe John Boyers spent Easter inAnn Arbor with the Frank Boyers MYRON HUGHES Complete Line of Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesElectlc, Oil ant Gas Hot Water Heaters COMPLETE LIKE 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familyThe Lynn Beattys of Rush Lakeand Duane WSaUrbury of Hamburgwere Sunday guests of the LesterMcAfees Ohn Robinson jr and family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with theOlin RobinsonsA large number from here will attend Grand Rainbow Girls , Assemby at Traverse City Thursday,Friday and Saturday Among them are Francis Robinson, Roy Reason mjd wife, Leota, Roberta AckleyPatThctyer, Nancy Spittler, Nancy Slaydmi, BtorttynrKaren andjGayle GusH ffifh gTaylor 1M, J Idwidft 174,toM 174 J Mack V tciisonOlin Robinson and wife with Mr and Mrs Gfen Alt of Ann Arbor atThe WfTHam Whttleyt fr and th Unded the ICMonk Ceatennal atWilliam WhHkys jr of Ana Arbor OWOMO Tuesday airhtBertk Bachj of Gothtm UifEaster visitors of William Shehn and wife were Mrs MadelineShhftn and family of Ann Arbor, George and Emmett Roche of FowleivilleDorothy Dinkel and childrenwire io Howell ThursdayThe Vince LaRosa family spentEaster with the Hubert LedwideLedwidge family in Royal OakMrsRose LaRosa with the Joe Vigo faniiy 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thereof upon Lena F Hncknej,Dagg of 13320 Woodrow Wilson,Detroit, Michigan, fitiicuary of said es I C AlsTFfl AflVtstave, and that such claims wiU b , vLitsJaiTfiU AVl heard by said court at the Probate Office May 16, 1956 at ten A M , WANTEDHome work andIt is Ordered, that notice thereof and house cleaning,e given by publication of a copyhereof fer three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing ia thePinclowy Dispatch spd ta4M fefc cause a copyjtfserved epon each jpumail, reten reserpt de t Homps, Lake Fropertfte Opportunities t WithFARM SALES A SPB0ULHT 1 urouTPMSStylvithMfPhone FowlenrflU, GA I UM V1 n m Ritter TVlesSenrieeRADIO TELEVISION MHtVICB npt and CoexteovsIH vTeoster it BsnM Retkoa209 NortbU P M1MDR JECAMPAU OPTOMWBIBTye BsamfaiatloMWedaettoy WBA Saturdayi AppotntBeatflSft Chttwa Boad, Wl N of IMS Brlto ACf WANTEDWe win I you in business with our capital II are trustworthy and energetic,write us No investment or experience seeded to start Part time erMrs Norman 8 0P c Merest at bis laet fatetrn address bymitnded at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing or bypersonal service at least five 5days prior to such hearingI A true copyHelen M GouldDeputy Register tf Probate Minuesota 7 to 10 hours weekly nets te IfcOGW lvonth Possibility full time workMan or woman from this area to service new DeLux Vending MachineRoute One can qualify as te hones ity and ability will be interviewed WINONA MONUMENT COFOR SALE Beagle dog, female,7 months old, partly trained for hunting, lovet children Mrs XJpple 10380 Langley,ly Lake, phone UP 8 9720 CordOveftftftfcd Rooking Chair tfabU, longw ALL NEW 1956 CHEVROLET SHE AND RIDE THEWe ive Top Allowance on Your Present Car Regardless of Year or MakeSEE FRED C 0H0HILAN LAK8JIM WHITE 1ALES RBPR131NT ATlVB ANNPHONB UP S4560ARBOR SAY IT A WITH FLOWERSffremHELLERS ROWERSPhone 284 Howelllocally Car and 60000 cash invests jAmM Whitly, Phone UP 8 9060jnent necessary, fully secured FARM JMPLEMENT BUSINESS PO Box 7047 Minneapolis, Mian, I A solid business showing excellent return on investment Good retailLOSTBIote Boxer, briadle with g rode IHC New Id6white chest, i white feet, wrtif RBAN collar with s 195S Uiuto No SURBUHBAN22children petABSwer te of Prince Call Jane WidmajrerPhone UP 8 3174 REALTYi 12 Lafayette, South Lyon, Mieh I Phone Geneva 82041 PH RBNTptairs unfurnishedd i AStarittiesit PfeoS UP 89990WATER SYSTEMS,PLUMBING ,REPAIRS THE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone UP 8 6607Pincknevs VVEGETABLESGROCERIESMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tor me Ceunty ofLivingston 1 the Matter ef the Estate eiEdla Potter Deceased At a stesion of said Court held onFebruary, 21, 1956 FOR SALE266 ft, ef Ireatage East M36 also city lets ea nertiwide of Unadilla St, PimmtjFor information call Oscar WANTEDWoel, market primLuei Deyle Phone UP 83135TO BENTTurnished modern apartmmi Phoae UP 8S11077 rettFOR house and lot, eil lumaae Marion Burnett 394 gewett fitPhone UP 84662FOH EENTBed mm , withbeds, ceoking priviliget, ute or woman Susaaxa UM21101 Boyle Road after f Saturdays up te 8 p m , Plymouth, tfaerie, Dodge or Hudson coupe ne ceil ipriags lout axle good body exeeptleaders Plymouth or Chevy re CharboneauMmk Lake Rd Ph UP I 1771if tr10UPresent, Honorabe Hiram RSmith,Judge of Probate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENThat an creditors of said deceased are required to present their claimsin writing and under oath to saidtcourt and to serve a copy thereof upon MERLE WEAVER ofHowell Michigan, Livingston pounty twja fiduciary of said estate sjd, that such claims will be heardand that the heirs at law of said deeeased be deteremined by said court 4at the Probate Office on May 1st,1956 at ten A MIt is Ordered, that notice thereof,be given by publication ef a copyhereof for three weeks eonaectSvelyprevious to said day of hearing, lathe Pinckney Dispatch, and that thepetitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party Merest at his last known artdreesby registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least fourteen 14prior to such hearing or by personalservice at least five f days prior to sttch hearing Hiram B Smito, Judge of MbateA true copy George Meabons last weekHeien M GouldDepoty Regter of Probate AutaaMtivejtarge Norge Fastevpefl keater with fan, 276 gal teak,ffipta s4 tapper tubing, k eicejijenjk cenditloa S600 complete Alse Wectre Chef ceek stove gee4 eee 1 6iUn afM Call UP 8alllf ftiv Keith B tianoaa4 delivered, ISM or UBEAD WSJSJK of nowevvirtOCKLlilt SORRELLsne0ORDER YOURBABY SITTINGWill take care of one or more children at my home at fll485 PinckeyDextar RoadPhone UP 8 9749FOR SALEHereford Calves, 8W to 400 lbs Stockers and FeedersSlealeys Stockyards at Marshmiland Olivet FILL YOUR BIN NOW AT IMfit PRICES ,POCOHONTAS ROttC COALBRIQUETS SWKHl COALHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS FEED A SUPPLY COMPANYDISPATGB Wednesday , Marc h 28 , 196 6Here s our ckanc eSpkio l limite d offe r yo u ge t thi s complet e se to f cleanin g tool se f extr a charg e reYoarFet tLoo fHoars il l c U a t you r covtsleae yom r horn , ofice , o r shop , t oyou Pwsoaa l rittia Swtit i en dIde a o f sho t comfort, ST oet 1HE BUSINES S PROFESSIONA L CORNE 8Tli oRa y I L MMf i I L mCal l llHM f AM to 10 0 PH Excep t Wednesdaj Tuesw , TrU Bat10 0 to 80 0 P M ILE E LAVE YGenera l Insurant U P 88H 1 UNSEAL HOM EBe e 8 Swarites iDirecto rModes BquipToen tAmbulant Servlo oPHOK S 0 P ttlT S Fred C Ifttotttff , Sf CLA Y GORDOJT LYL B W MUK8EU AM0C1A1 WRBGIATEBK D LAKs SURYBY0 ROffic e jf l l Eas t Gran d Elve rI Phon e 1551 W Howell ,Lrl e W Moaeell ,, JACKHANNE1TSTAT E O F MICHIGA NDR G R McCLOSKE YDENTIS TTelephon e Offic e 9S eResidenc e 11 4Eveaing s b y Appointees Howel lBER TAiieHoMe r 120 Wis t Gran d Have rUuwttt , Michiga n35 8 Residenc e HkLLOY D HENDE ELivestoc k txaulin gtfkly litp e Mad e t o Dtrot t00ra l Uruekin gRagt r J Car r Agenc yx ouRNG S conm yconmM BEdit h R Car r1 4 1 UILL TPIUM M U P M MAbou t th e Cleanin g Tool s EaaU y attache d t o you r Hoove r t o eonver t itcien t above1hefloo r cleaner Hel peaniu g tim e in half Se t includes intocu t1234 Converter for quick , eas y attachmen t o fhos e an d tools Long , lightwtight, flexible hoseExtensio n tube Brus h fo r V np n d duttin g upholstery , i aie , wall , i ,IJ V iloerft Crevic e tuo l lo r furniture , radiators , etc when yo u bu ythi s ne w Mode l 11 5HOOVE RTRIPLEACTIONCLEANE RAbou t th e Mode l 11 5 HOOVE R Th e idea l cleanerlightweight , compact , easies tt o us e an d t o store Has Hoover s famou sTripleActio n cleanin g principle it beats, as itsweeps, as it cleans Gets th e dee p dow n gri t tn tothe r cleaner s leav e imbedde d in th e pile Give longe r lif t o ,u r floor covering , kep colonfres h au d w looking 1b FARM SALE S A SPRtAUT TPhon e Fowlerrffl e QA 881 Arnol d Berqttis iH irrtc hTH E LAVE Y HARDWAR E Ritter T RADI O A TELEVISIO N UHtVICf t11 8 Webste r The Probat e Cour t fe r th e Count yo f Livingsto nI n th e Matte r o f th e Estat e o fJame s M Dagg , Decease dA t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel dMarc h 6,195 6PresentHonorabi e Hira m R8mtt bJudg e o f Probate Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t al lcreditor s o f sai d decease d ar e requir e d to Ngrresen t thei r claim s i n writin g Promp tan d unde r oath , t o sai d Court , an d t o Pben e U P 88 serv e a cop y thereo f upo n Len a P 4 Hneknoy ,Dag g o f 1332 0 Woodro w Wilson ,Detroit , Michigan , fidicuary of sai d e sstave , an d tha t suc h claim s wil l b ohear d b y sai d cour t a t th e Probat e Offic e Ma y 16 , 195 6 a t te n A M t WANTEDHom e wor kI t i s Ordered , tha t notic e thereo f an d hous e cleaning k e give n b y publicatio n o f a oopj j MM Norma n Steal 41tf P 8hereo f fe r thre e week s consecutivel y , previou s t o sai d da y o f hearin g i s tfa e fliJK 1 ttfoae r 4os e Tcopy i i IsJP ShlffiSJ 1 fte mrnd mpon eachAoWMt A P Mmueso Uregistere d maO , reter n ms t de to 1 0 hour s weekl y net s t e a t hi s lin t iswti n addres s b y ivonth Possibilit y ful l tim eService Home, Lak e Fropen fiBta f Opportunitie sou r Prwrt r Hlt h Mt aaraURvno BBroke r 20 9 Nort h Pea U p 14M igDR JECAMPA UOPTOMBTB1B TBzamiaatlmi aa d Satoraa y7tl M GfcUm i Boa 4Pfcea o BriHaiO BN o fA C 744S I AUV5aa aawnde d a t leas t fourtee n 14 day sprio r t o suc h hearin g o r b ypersona l servic e a t leas t fiv e 5 day s prio r t o suc h hearing A tru e eop yHele n M Goul dDeput y Registe r f Probst WANTED wil l establis hI ye a i n Iwsiaes s wit h ou r eapital I far e trustworth y an d energetic ,writ e us N o investmen t o r exper ience neede d t o start Par t tim e o rful l time WINONTA MONUMEN T C OFO R SAL E Beagl e dog , female ,7 month s old , paltr y traine d totlove s children Kippl e 1038 0 Langley , , Cord ,phon e U P 8w AL L NE W 195 6 CHEVROLE T SE E AN D RID E TH EW e ive Top Allowance on Your Present Car Regardless of Year or MakeSEE FRED C 0H0 SAY IT A WITH ROWERSworkMan or woman from this area to ser i vice new DeLux Vending MachineRoute One can qualify as te acnes f0R Ovtflsftftfed Rooking Oaatr iiy and ability will be interviewed Gfaareuse fabl longlocally Car and 60000 oash invest jAmes Whitjey, Phone UP 8 9060inent necessary, fully seeured pARM IMPLEMENT BUSINESS PO Box 7047 Minneapolis, Mtan A solid business showing excellent f return on investment Good retailparts trade IHC, New IdeaHILANB LOU JIM WHITE SALES RBPRBSBNT ATlYB PHONB UP B4560ANN ARBOR HELLERS FLOWERSPhone 284 HowellLOSTMcde Boxer, briadle with iwhite chest, 4 white feet wearing collar with a 1956 Liseisse No of Prince CaU Jane Widaaarer Oehl ImplementsSURBURBAN REALTY1hone UP 8 3174 IWATER SYSTEMS,PLUMBING ,REPAIRS THE ROUSH PLUMBING310Webster Phone UPS6607inc nevs STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tor we County of LivingstonU the Hatter of the Estate tEdla Potter Deceased FOR SALE29East M36 also vide ef Unadilla St, yFor information call Oscar leek uniurnisheddFaoae UP 89999ft, ef Irentagt ot i WANTEDWoel, mttrktt priseecity lets ea nerta LudtM Doyle Fhone UP 831S5 FOJR RENTFurnished modern apartmeat Phoaa UP 8311077 FOR SALfteiAistetm i house and lot, eil lurnaosMarioa Burnett 2W Hewett fitPhone UP 8S562FOR RENTBe foem , wttfc wte VANTEDiWU7 Plymouthie, Podge or Hudson coupe ne ceU springs font axle good body exceptfeeders Plymouth or Chevy pro Duvglas Charboneaubeds, eeoking priviltges, euMa 1 or woman Susaama Seed 21102 Boyle Road after Wp s or Llkk8 8779Saturdays np te 8 p mFRUITS MEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIES At a stssion of said Court held onFebruary, 21, 1956 j Present, Honorabe Hiram RSmith, Judge of Probate j ABE IINOTICE IS HEREBY GIVKNwSiig TThat all creditors of said deceased j AutoaMtiv GsOM are required to present their claimsin writing and under oath to said 4 101court, and to serve a eopy thereof upon MERLE WEAVER ofHowell Michigan, Livingston countya fiduciary of said estate ad, that such claims will be heard and that the heirs at law of said de f D 4 I GBAVB OQIMoffeeased be determined by said court 4 mM WfJSJt of KowiBat the Probate Office on May 1st, j Mgao RoXld JftpBf, 1 mrge Norge Festempetl aeater wlla fan, 275 gal teakFipjBf aad topper tubing, b exejieqk eenditioM 8600 complete Also Secke Chef cook stove, geee eea ditiea 880 Call UP 82111Rev Keith B Ruegsegger g aatfaai deUvtredBoweil 1884 or UWatftASFISHc t m MARKET PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE 1956 at ten A M It is Ordered, that notice thereof,be given by publication of a eopyhereof for throe weeks conseetivelyprevious to said day of hearing, inthe Plnckney Dispatch, and that thepetitioner cause a copy of this noticeto be served upon each known party fe interest at his last known address xby registered mail, return receiptdemanded, at least iourteon 14prior to such hearing or by personalservice at least five I days prior te such bearing iHiram R Smite, Judge of MbatoA true copy George Meabons last weekHeien M, GouldRegter of Probate MenOPgQHB lit I Ss and Pops Pomps ServieeORDER YOURBABY SITTINGWill take care ofone or more children at my home at ft 1485 PinckeyDejrteir RoadPhone UP 8 9749FOR SALEHereford Calves, 800 to 400 lbs Stockers and FeedersSiealeys Stockyards at MarshaJand Olivet FIU YOUR BIN NOW AT LWER PRICESPOCOHONTAS BLOCK AL BRIQUETS 9mm COALHARD COAL S6PTC0ALFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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ID ispatchWednesday, April 11, 1956MICHIGAN MIRROR School Canrival April 21 j SOCIETY NEWS w ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CARNITbere are differentto the accomplishments ofUtture Gov Williams says it was a Do Nothing legislature The legslaitcts say their Kst of acotnplishmentais impressive, At SATURDAY, ARRIL 21mothers who will act as chairman of the various amusements atThey spent 12,000,000 more than tbe Carnival at the elementarythe orevious session, mostly for school Saturday April 21 from v00 mental health, education and publichealth There was no tax increase due toia trfcasury surplus and increasedcollections of existing taxes The fiiml budget will be around 330,000GOO which it within 9,000,000 of KUHNCROTTYi The wedding of Mrs Isabelle Kubn of Gregory to Wilbur CrottyThe following are the list of the J of Lapsing took place at St Marys church Saturday morning, UevAllrt Shmitt officiating Thecouple were attended by the bridesdaughter by Mrs, Uene Robb andJohn Cremer of Lansing, William Kuhn and Jack YoungusheredThe bride wore a blue lace afternoon gown and the bridesmaid apink taffeeta dress The weddingto 800 p mChairman Mrs Goucher U86666BudgetFinance Mrs Louis Root Gaifctt ChurchPBHf XIPublicity Mrs John TessmerDecorations Mrs M JonesBake Sale Mrs Lewetta HainesRefreshmentsRummagewlvnt the governor asked forThe legislature killed the gover,01a Michigan Bet label for Movies Michigan products and also his May S325 minimum hour wage Ciy Tree , Mrs John WaltonMrs Pauline SingerWhite Elephants MrClyde CloughMrs A OtwellMrs Jane TaschMrs Helen YoungThe governor vetoed the bill that Handicft,Green Thumb Grace Craigwould make it harder for aliens to Cracker Barrel Mrs P Borowskyco lect inheirtances in Michigan Kiddie RidesMrs Keu KleinMrs E Whitett was originally drawn to prevent v r, wnrceIron Curtan Countries from inheir ooks ard Comics Mrs E Coloneinsr property in Michigan f Fjh pnd Mrs Earl SchuraanMayor Cobo of Detroit appeared Iandwriting Analyst Guess wholeMte tfre legislature to appeal for Contributions or donations mayfunds for Wayne Major air port be brought to the school Friday,which hi wants to use to surplant Marys tatfeollcMm t Albert flchaltt, fteterstaday MuMt 81 and 1000Moresa devotions, Friday eveningat 7BConleaftona, Vriday events after Dtvotfes aBdSatjiirdaj tnmto 900 9 a and Suadaj be M9foie UM 800 MasCslvsijr Muwoaite CfcanfeBm flan Bsschy, Paster8 ft Supt Walter1000br akfast and guests recepton j Mersiag Wonfatfjwas at the brides home in Gregory lefioay 8efrti ll00Alter a wedding trip the couple willive at Pittsburg,Pa, where thegroom s an insurance auditor Thebrides 3 children and 3 of the 4children of the groom attended the weddingwhich he wants to p 3 from 8 to 9 am or Satur Willow Run His appearance was day, April 21 from 12 to 3 p m orhailed as an indication he might caU chairman for detailsthemTp by vacation on his ranch in Arizona lTHE 28th GRAND ASSEMBLYThe 28th Grand Assembly for thecation on his ranch iRepublicans will have 1602 dele Rawbow Girls in Michigan was heldgates at their state convention in held at Traverse City April 5, 6, 7 Detroit May 5 and the Democrats The following from here attendedliiSO at theirs at Grand Rapids June Mr and Mrs Lawrence Camburn,Mr Francis Robinson, Roy Reasonwife, Leota the Gustafson fam2 The Republican national convention is at SanFrancisco August 20 tion is at SanFrancisco gtht Democrats at Chicago August iWolon Porter,Roberta AckleyPatn leaver Nancy Spittler, Nancy SlayCONSERVATION DEPT den1 Marilyn Gustafson was electedThe state is saving thousands of Jiand Faith and Mrs Francis Rob i t th bd f itidollars annuallly by feeding a new won to the board of registrationpellet diet to fish, formerly waste the ensuing year Lucille Camtrom slaughter houses was fed brn and Leota Reason received theThe new diet was developed at the Grand Cross of Color Degree,hatcheries n8 attended Sandy Smith ofIn 1955 227,541 campers used the Kalamaoao is the Grand Worthythe Michigan state parks Alvisor She replaces Dawn HuebA Huron county fanner recently els Wymouth flock of 100 pheasants in a 1 A CORECTIONThee was an error in the writeupsldom used barn on his farmBird banding has been used wideBird banding as beenly in America since 1890Soine 7,000 of Mrs Rene Millers 4H club last dd The Quick Thedr000 of the 600 species are bandedeach year This reveals bird habitsA tern banded on Beavcvr Island was killed n Ohio 2C years later,A pintail duck bandd in North DakodThe Quick Theaderswo blue ribbons and 1 redmembers are Mary Lee Aschen Sharon Griffith, Carol MillAnta Clark Dorothy Doyle,,A pintail duck bandd in Nort Da t wa8 killed in South America and Mary Kelly, Camilla Buda, ChristinaJJowskianother pintail banded in Labradorwas killed in England 24 days later Mqire than 00,000 banded brds havebeen recovred Anyone finding oneiu asked to send the information toconservation dept Lansing7b more employees have been addd tothe forest fire division Lands totalling 1050 acres wiil beends be considered by the dept174 acres are in the Waterloo are10,000 wall eyed pike will belifted over the Newayg dam at Mus n It will take 15 nights of nettGUY SMITHGuy Smith, 80, died at LakewoodsOhio lat week The funeral was atthe Daniels Funeral Home thereThursday He was the son of thelate Charles G and Blanch Smith ofLakfland For many years he wasemployed in a Lakewoods bank Heleave his wife, Olive, and 2 daughters Mrs June Waite of Rocky Riv er, Ohio and Mrs Nancy Nichols of Lakewoods, He was a member ofthe Lakewoods Masonic Ledge Neighboring Nottsr J 4 men graduated in the statepolice class at EastLansing FridayGov Willaims addressed them Thecjily one from this section was John Butler, son of the Jack Butlers ofGregory8 outboard motors worth 2000ment Co last Wednesday night,were stolen from the Chelsea ImplThe Brighton City council will intitli parking meters on 3 additional streets this year4 gunmen masked with stockingslooted the Citizens Bank at Flint of 75,000 last Thursday The robbery only took 5 minutesThe Whitmore Lake schooll willmeet April 18 to consider buildingliigh school or annexing to another cistrict They have 108 pupilsfrom the 9th to 12th grades butvoulU have 206 if they annexed theHamburg, Green Oak and Flintoft PENANOLLLyda Pena, daughter of Gregori Fena and wife of Anderson was married to Earl Noll of Gregory attlie Plainfield Methodist church Pi, day night by Rev Stringer Theywere attended by the brides sister,Mary and brother Ben The recept ion was at the church parlors The grom is in the army stationed atFort Riley, KansesCELEBRATE 50 ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs Marion J Reasonwill observe their 50th wedding anniversary at their home Sunday,April 22 with open house Mrs Rea son was the farmer Lucy Swarthoatand was married to Mr Reason onApril 18, 1906 by Rev G WMylne He has served as supervisor, People Meetfe ,FtUewtttp Barries 7tfOIQQtowelRev J W Win, rasterMonday School 90 u mMorning Worship 10i6 a mprayer meeting Elementary School CURRENT UJMMENTKindergarten 1 Vtb Batte Onek SaniUrium forCarl Tauruamins brother made 90 years a champion of a raatlssrale that iloatsBecky Henry vLne I dict haS announced that hacefortllher grandmother Sunduy Dennis it viH sery meat n poetry ItaUooth has a baby calf One of Dan founder, a try doctor emeg Gardners cows died Pauline Van ed from the Wftter fur icum went to a numeeJuhn Darrow to tspose a meatless dt H m cm horseback riding Jmy Heath fM, Harvey Kellogg, dead for a numi going to move ou a farm Ldaia hvy of year, Uat Coone was 6 years old Monday um diQ a 1250000 bMiM yeaOlona Jackson has a theory that a metlma mLicky Oreys grandniH ha a birJ t,,e,ls wou,d cure ki,py nmmy Kitchen was , im a wing andmillionair Another feilowtownt gaiKitchen was 1 im a 6 years old last weukDianna Humesgrandmother is home from the hopital We appreciate the help uf theSafety Patrol Boys ,1UI, i i, , i , ,,J ct J lakes etc made him a millionitiii He also put over the theoryDennis Reynolds visited his coujin end played football Jeff iiendeg pat the ctarch at 100Wed efadr patctto f sM p BThe ChartMS6 Wt between Mate and UnadiQla 8treettRev Keith Ruegegger, PastorSunday School 941 OLMorataf Worship 1650 AMYouth Croup 7iOO p mEvening Service 800 p mTOga Prayer Meotfng 800 p mJrChoir Pfmetice Wed, 400 p m 8r CSoir Pmctke Wed Tilt p a to visii a friend but the frieaiout here Carols little sisters ia the hospital again Alan Burgo UiLJits are painting thir kitcienkier Hajdin has 2 kittens Ruth irahys family had boys from Ja , , ,, , ad hai thousands drinking hishas new kittens Timmy Chambers i, ,,, u , has a new ball and bat Elaine I, 5ubsbtute made of grainrow had n Easter egg hunt Carol The legislature aeems determinedMnke and her laniily weut f De ,t lest to move the Boy, Reform Mhuil from Lansing which it hastalked about doing for the past 59years In other instances oppositjo of different communities overits being located in their area has, ht kl UP its being moved But as Senlan and Argentine visit them Sun ctoi, phiJ1ps aad,t Wherevef J iay Mike Carver has sand i,it,Liudi irfH the ,,r,TT u , , , , ll w tnerc WI oe opposition,ie visited relatives in luuiSeood aac iiiirdhicky Bloxom, sister, Xury Loa Lil, have appropHatedL,UVAC has iovid to liast Lansing bu a sight for it ihe Bowowsky family iiul us ever the week end Sue Ann ,uw thelegislature intends to gtyad with it regardless AnywaVCARD OF THANKSI wish to thank my friendsneighbors and relatives for their manyacts of kindness To the several orcouncilman and school board mLl tio of the Congl church forher at different times and is a life I their cards letters ,and the ad is a ife f Tmember of the Masonic lodge Mrs m flowers th Keason is a past worthy matron of th Kinff9 Dahtels past worthythe O E S They have 4 childrenGeraldy Harold, Jack and Mrs Hel en Reynolds I receivedrs for tneir cardIWANTS PARKING LOTSunday Detroit News carriedpicture and writeup of Joe Green who operates a supermarket on Vernor Highway there He is trying to establish a parking lot near hissi ore He claims the merchants arelosing business on account of lackof parking facilities The home own uf cheer ,also to the Past Matronof the Pinckney O E S for the lovely plant They were all deeplyunpreciated during my long illness Mrs Ona Campbell uncleThere were 3,896 more babiesHoWl ben in Michigan in 1955 than inUob fcn Sm according u the board o ding u the board on Arbor visited her Sunday arry health The infant death rate i alsoBaughns grandiatier ha, UH c Mllll lower beinjf Jii Uonner and sons were diniiur p ns were diniiur plUd Lo 28 in 19,0 For et of the Irvm Cantrell family lt,rsons in Michigan who die 81 are the car ot Pat Plummy and his clad Jlirn There are more got stuck in the mud Saturday and t hers are oppsing his brothers the move,own the GreenJamesKoche farm here on Dexter RdART EXHIBITIONMrs Don Swarthouts Art Classj 14 people were arrested on a raid held their exhibit in the Pinckneyigym last week There were over200 drawings done in black andVhitc and colors besides ceramics Prof Emil Weddige of Universityof Michigan judged the work The following got trophies FirstsIjinncilee Swarthout and Julie KellySecond John St Pierre and Shiela Eolcn The following received pins Htvb Dyer, Roberta Ackley, Patsy Duuford, Janet VanSlambrook, Shirley Miller Dolores Bokros PfKeifNEY MfiKS A LEAGUE 1 Barnes Hotel2 Read Lumber a Velvet Eez 5 Dinkels4 Plainfield Farm SureauG Larry 7 Vans Motor SaisK Detroit Die Set 9 IOOF No 40 10 Prices Mobile Service 11 Gregory Tavern12 Lavey Hardware 3 High Teams W888674777370575552444031 L3G3850G4515467 697280Si93Velwet Eez 2667 Dinkels 2613,IOOFNo 40 2574 Team High GarVelvet Eez 963, Barn 28,Reads923 Individual High 3 GamesH Taylo 624, C Miller 611, AFredenburg 598 ,Individual High GameH Taylor 248, A Fndenburg 247L Jacobs 247 High Averages itale than ever before Butiuy had to walk home Billy Shircy ,0l,s not explain theis enjoying a new color televisionJlojvei Uonner has a new wallet aaJbelt Mary Cosrays grandfiti rirave he a pet lamb and her uncL, Howard u collie puppy Sunday only average one baby inSKive her a pet lamb and lioi uncle ,,t placed on a white valb to celebrate her birthday andthai of her cousin, RustyTriday thConkiins of irand Haids visitedAnne Marie YOUIIK Katiiy Shettel roe went to a weddiny at Plainfieldifiday nii,ht and to her cousins weduiny at Adrian Saturday thatinceasingLiith One columnist ha come upvU a unicjuc theory He said inAlaska eskimos who live on a aaki im diet which is mostly meat yearimans dietIny have a baby very yearFourth GradeOur Englsh lesons are about tri ivel Last week we wrof business idont was supposedto tend Tl segregation battle stillin he south and there were reper u ion in the north when a inob ftf i0 stoned the home of an allegedjjjio in Detroit who had moved into an oil white district He claimedlo be a Cherokee Indian but agreed out at a profit and moveTheletters by answeerinie advs, from inrpUMe and railroad companiesWe have asked for ioldcrs and in formation on trips We have aare on desegregation but it not appear The 3 points h ed were,l To appoint a commsion to issue supeanag in a case poems for our school poem book I of a denial of civil rights 2 EstabEach is about birds They wre writ , hsh a civil rights division in the tin by Mike Plummet, Diane Gu j,,Mce dept 3 Pass legislation allbaeky and Karen Downing In arith fw,,, a person denjed yotj fnieliu we are studying the tables ot tj start action in federalla We are working on our dance for , ,the spring festival to be held in HiU I President EisenhowAuditorium Ann Arbor in MayOurroom won Lst week in the contestbest manners at the lunch room tab Our reward ws to first ttj26h PAST MASTERS NIGHT Livingston Lodge No 76 holds26th annual past masters night at the Pinckney school here Saturdaynight at 7 p m This is often cailedVhe Little Grand Lodge because somany grand lodge officers attendincluding the grand master The JWlfirst banquet was in 1930 when ye rZ , 11a ,nn nfeditor was master Rosco Bonistee Cfl5tVrn trip graphs taken on ms western triplunch all this week We are happy to have the children who had meas , , TTJ1 Bi 4 I IU ttVC tilt CIUJUICII VJ 111114 UltViOH Tylor 181, J Ledwidpe 174, AL ,o t ,, i7ft u ww els and chicken pox back m schoolFredenbug 173, J Mack 170, H Widrnayer 167aGEOGRAPHY STUDENTS WIN AWARDSDon Winger, son of Rev and Mr of Pinckney wonYouth Fifth Grade NewsWe took our relief maps home today after Mrs Miller took picturesof them,We are decorating our room for the Mothers Carnival We are er has refusedLo approve th,e sale of armi tott approve the rale of arm toAibia by Communists Not thatit makes much difference ag theystem to be able to get all they want from Great Britian and FranceHowever there is a large JtwifthisPopulation here that, does nothi action We doubt that thereany settlement possible in the Jwi Arab conflict This tnmity heexisted for thousands of yars Thefcirls for the spelling bee are head tf the United Nation hasthe best one will inThemaster, was speakerAnother unique thing is that the Mothers Club will be entertainedby oui room with songs from Stepli en Foster and a mellerdrama WeBASE BALL SEASON OPENS Pinckney high school openshere with Brighton at 3 p m Thursday Only A seniors and one juniorare on the team They are Dick Don Packer, Ed HollingswoitU and Herb Dyer and Dave Hum , junior Higgs wili pitchogainst Brighton with Hollings on a Chelsea pool room and charged cundidates for grand marshal thewith gambling i I first tP in the ladder that leadsWashtenaw countys marriage to Vrand master atend this banquet Foster and mdler drama We Thre arhope they like it A happy birllulay but the lh y age qcouncillor claims to have effected Tf1ose who will attend this year areworth or Huhman catching In prac , , tine game with Howell Pinckney I JfiRr weeKlost G to 3 Three freshmen, Dennisi recoiisilations in 60 percent of casesLund ledGreen Ok township has purchase 2 voting machines and will use them in this years electionsShowermens Market at SouthIyon was fobbed of 2600 one flightClark, Dick Kennedy and Earl Simonson got all the runs KIWANIS NOTESS00 attended the Kiwanis pansakesupper Tuesday night Howard Read was chef Next Tuesday theclub attends a district meeting atthe Whitmore Lake fire hail at 700p mOOOO LIVINGSTON LODG1 NO 7 APRIL CALENDARAPRIL 12FC DegreesApril 2LEA Degree 14Past Masters banquet 0Lodge at aebeol 7 p mLBrighton has lost its auto licensebureau John Wiese, Ford dealerhaving resignedThe home of Ben White at Anderson was struck by lightning recently, damaging television, radio, tele phone and electric lights At a special election last weekthe Tooley school on Grand Rivervoted to annex to Howell Kussel Englehart Mich Bellconttty mgr, has been named presi dent of the iWell Rotary Club A marriage license was issued lastweek to Earl Noll,22ond Lyda Pena 18 both of PinckneyTney were mrvied at Plainfield Friday night andte reception was at the Glen Alt, Ann Arbor Arthur Torey, If1internationalProf RaymondGrand Blanc, Newton Bacon, Niles OI e Geophysics Institute of Percy Williams, Jimmie Smith oni Alaska to thank hini for the materBurkc Montgomery, DetroitHarold 1 sent to le Pmckey high schoolUoch, Dearborn geography class Both students pre pared their exhibits in the English classes directed bysummer with geographic efor each photographMcDermott, daughter of, , h n Litfht who has been ill a long timeIt seems Hurry back BillySixth Grade New mere to see if he can effectfire but his succesiLaUles takeTh re are a ceasei dubiousplace almostArabs thaiare better verted in dailythe John McDermotts wonable mention on herriNCKNBY KINGS DAUGHTERS tJld The Pinckney Kings Daughters Mr8 Irene MiIlermet with Mrs Woodroe Massey on ,Thursday Mra Maurice Darrowread the devotions from the lastrhaprer of St John Annual Businessthe Hamburg Township Republicanr inal plans were made for fie C bVeld l at 8Mother and Daughter banquet May ate HmUrg ft Wl9 and committees appointed L A mehen,of theMrs Prank Miekle, Ann Arbor, MZB ,chirnian, state committee eof the T to A , 1fi t University Hospital School spoke Unty Convention on Anl 18 atof the work at the school 17 mem p bers and a guest were present Mrs Jerry Madison assisted thehostess The next meeting is with BAKE SALE APRIL 14The Lady of Fatima group of StVp are getting along very well Marys Alter Society will hold awith our carnival decorations Wa lake sale at the Gerald Reasonplan to make it look like a fairy ptcre Saturdy April 14 from 900 fale cave and it is almost finished in, to 1200 a mtut there are a lot of little thingsLIBRARY NEWSNew books are Harry Black byto doOur play for the Mothers Clubis coming along very groodThe boysand girls for the spelling are studystudying very hardMrs Irving Catrell The high school has voted tohave a student council Speculationg pVaaBUakrook, W L hoxua M345W and Pkgre it the favorite forwell never mind i at the Court House, HowellL M Bonner, SecSomeone must be reducing thesurplus dog population here Emm, etfc Widmayer lost hjs boxer pupHe was told there were some deaddogn on the village dump He wentthere and found 7 but none was aboxer BRIDAL SHOWERMiss Alice Wakcfield was givena personal and miscellaneous showtr last Tuday evening at the homeof Mrs Mark Nash Mrs WoodmeMassey w cohostess Miss Wakcfield will become the bride of TedStockton April 28 Walker and We Are the Government by El tin The latter waapresented to the library in honor rfMis Dee Stamm200 REWARD 2 200,000 reward for teformatiiuiK to the arrest and convktioaof the person selling whiskey andbeer to teen agers in and around FinkneyWIN ENGLISH ,tt7iRlSRchard Imua, Karen Hollen, Lyn jKitchen, Janet Nichols John StPierre and Suzane Clark won honorcblc mention or essays in the Youth f 1 silent contest sponsored by the Lnming State Journal All are pup in the 9th and 10th grade EnglisQ jBri ightonof Irene Millar 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immediate family anyivhere in the world, plus abeautiful 1956 De Soto Fireflite 4door Sedan Easy to win See your DeSoto dealerfor all the detailsCyrUia ooaatrin xduded Notes of 48 Years AgeHon William Jennings Bryanspeaks at Jackson April 16 at 130p m Born to Bert Appleton and wifef Chilson Thursday a son Rev A GGates has been appointed supt of the Sunday school teachers class in this county C E Dunning of Hamburg, father of Will Dunnnig is very ill Last Sunday a fire was startedin the woods across the pond whichi took several hours to put out C D Bennett who has been in thegrocery businesss with Frank Hoff in Lansing has bought a store ofhis own The heirs of Joe Loree have started suit in circuit courtt tto beak his f will, IAt 8 p m the old Bates home inthe east part of town burned downIt was unoccupiedProf and Mrs Ellsworth Kirtland have returned from the Philipines1 and are at theij home on Doyle RdFloyd Jackson and Fred Burgessare drawn for jury dutyThe village being out of funds thecouncil had to borrow 200 The following voted for the ordinfijfioe not to have a saloon in Pinckney Carey VanWinkle,James RochePrank Johnson, H F Sigler and David MowersMiss Kate Ruen is now teachingmusic in the Howell schools Will Roche is breaking a pair ofolts for Henry Plummer The CongM Church will put onthe comedy The Spinsters Buries Ique at the opera house on April f21 The cast isElla Jackson, Emma j fykes, Georgia VanWakle,, Mary Read, Emma Burgess, Emma Dinkel, Julia Sigler Rosa Bock, Grace Crofoot, Elvina CadwelL MarySwarthout, Hattie Swarthout, Mary SYLVANTHEATRE Chelsea, Mieh OOOO Thur, Fri, Sat, April 12, IS, 14 Alfred HitchcocksTHE TROUBLE WITH HARRY in Vista Vision and Technicolor WithEdmund Gwen and Jaha Forsythe and Shirley MacLaineSun, MonM Tues, April 15, 16, 17Bing Crosby, Donald OConnor,Phil Harris, Jeaiunire Mitzie GaynorANYTHING GOESin Vista Vision and Technicolor OOOOJimmy Porter who has been homehas returned to the Anderson Airfield at Washington D C 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Top Allowance on Your Present Car Regardless of Year or MakeFREDfllLAN LAIS WVIT1 1AL1S RBTR1SBNT ATIYB, ANN ARBOR PHONE UP W560Adding MachinesTypewritersRIBBONS AKD CARBON PAP1R MACfllNBS SALES REPAIRLivingston Office Supply 21 SOUTH WPM, HtWBLLPH3NE HOWELL 2094PincknFRUITSMEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIESFISHMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICEm, fv Walterthe Maynardoesday chased a hom,The VtTTf FHsksSunday jrOBts of Blanch Clark attended1 a sSirtnrday for Mrs S The Wrttiam Sailia familythe Charleswell Sunday, called onMilan Wed have purI Monroe were Clintons,the Russeler at Milan I UOT JLMJUM0 PMExcept WednesdayHon, TUM PrL, Sat 100 to 800 P MLEE LAVEYey Clarkof Ann Ar General InsurantPHONB U P 34211Hannetts Vffflit Eez teambowled at HWetf1 SThe Joe Griffith plnnily calleddn the Ted Olson family in Dearbom Sunday Mr Olson has been in the hospitalTta Ambrose Kennedys with theMike Jamula family of Detroit wereSunday guest of the Murray KennedysThe lively Junior class gave anenjoyable theatre party Friday nite Indisposition prevented TommyWylie from attending so his cousinDick took over for him this timeBut Tommy expects to be very much there at the annual Juniordinner at the school Thursday nite Ms Ethel Sprout was the guestof her sister, Mrs Esther Barton intSitockbridge SundayBfrt Roche of Lansing called onthe IBen White Friday Among those who attended thawedding of Lyda Pena and Earl Noil at Plainfield Friday night were Mrs Nellie Wylie and Kaye, theViilad Wiltsies, Arthur Hassecahls,Earl Schroeders, Harold GalbraithsMrs Wayne Shettelroe and childrend Loy McCleer, jMrs Edna Spears and Jck Sheldon were in Flint Sunaay John Boyer and wife called onMrs Ella Walshand family of Web ster Sunday The Asner Wylies were guests of the William Pickford family in Ionia Sunday The Clarence Deals of Dansvillelcalled on the William Shehans last Wednesday W F Close and wife flew toTampa, Florida, last week to visitv Mother 10 daysGerald Dinkel of Lake Chemungand Audrey Klikott of Brighton CLAY GORDONLYLB W MJN8ELL ASSOCIATE REGISTERED LANDSURVEYOROffice all V East Grand RivtrPhen liilW Kowell, Michigan Ljle W MunelL AASOCUUDR G R McCLOSKEY DENTISTTelephone Office 935 Residence 814Evaaings by Appointment Howell MichiganBERT WYUE,AuctioneerFARM SALES A SPECIALITYPhone FowUrrille CA 39356Arnold Berquist233 Vnodflio St Plnckney, MlcWatch lUpalrlngGold Stamps Wtchas, Watch BandsJewe Handmade Fqtht BUlioki LNERAI HOMEon G Swarthoiii DirectorModesD Equipment AmbularcePHONE U P 8S17IFred 0 Reickhoff, Sr OPTOMETRIST120 West Grand River Howell, MichiganPhone 358 isidence 61LLOYDLivestock gWeekly iripsL Made to DetroitGeneral ruckingPHONIC U Per J Carr AgencyINSURANCE eovfiiAGEdhh R Carr I 4 2 MILL STinckne Mich Phone UP SStSReal Estateamif, rfomes, Lake Property Buftines8 Opportunities it Your Property Hith Mftisrafd Reasonbroker 209 Nortb PeafTnow U P 3iRitter TVSalcsServiceRADIO TELEVISION SERVICE PromptPhone UP 85W1 Pinclmey, Courteous125 Webster 81 OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationsWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chibson Road, roi N of Mt PhoiiA Brighton AC 7448CLASSIFED ADYSWANTEDHome work and houseand house cleaningMrs Norman Steele Ph UP t 3290 LOSTSubstantial Reward for information concerning male brindleBoxer with white markings Call Gordon Laidlaw UP 83279 aft630 p msespent Sunday at the Albert Dinkel FOR SALEElectric stove andiVigerator, vanity dresser,wasnirliine ironer, drum table, lamps ,f chflir, limed oak bedroom suite, 2 comb, storm doors and shallow well i Raymond BaumgajtnerWater Dr Bass Lake WANTEDWe wityou in business with eur capital Ifare trustworthy and energetic write us, No investment or exper ience needed to start Part time ertimeWINONA MONUMENT COhome The Gene Dinkels called laatWednesdayWylie and wife visited 1 Shun Gri LaFritz Wylie at Veterans Ann Arbor Saturday FOR SALE Beagle aog, fomule,7 months old, partly trained forhunting, loves childrenMr Kipple 10280 Langley, fiordLOSST 1 Weimranger dog color is lr Lke phone UP 8 9720hospital, greyDog is wearing a leather coll j vwvj iir and rabies tag Answers tto tthe jSergt Gene Dinkel of East Lan I name of Fritz Good Reward offer Chureuae Table Lamp uffed Rockinguing spent the week end here ed Phone UP 8 717 W Schmidt The South Putnam Farm Bureu 9823 PinckneyDextex Rdmeets at the Frank Behm homi Thursday night James Whitley, Phone UP 8 9160 FARM IMPLEMENT BUSINBBS WANTEDTo Buy Small Iron Kett A solid business showingLouis Wapfner sr and wife return Dispatch Officeed from Florida last Tuesday i Billy Shehan and John Lange FOR SALE200 ft, of frontage onlock the formers race horse to Han East MS6 also city lots en northover Farms, Pa, Thursday return f bide ef Unadilla St, Pinckneying Saturday r j For information call Oscar SeekMary Wylie attended a party for Carol Tauianan at Strawberry Lakriday nightErnest Packer has sold his homeon Hamburg St, Pinckney to St Marys ChurchAbout June 1 he willmove on a farm he bought in CohoetailAl Fredenburg, Pinckney bankcashie, was in Detroit last week asa wttness before the federal grand FOR 3ALSemimudern b roemhouse and lot, oil furnace Marion Burnett 239 Howell StFhene UP 85562 return on investment Good retail parts trade IHC, New Idea andI Gehl Implementsi SURBURBAN REALTY, 1 j 2 Lafayette, South Lyon, Mich Phone Geneva 82041 , FOR RENTUpstairs unfumishedd apartment Phone UP 89990 WANTEDWool, market prieee, Lucius Doyle Phone UP 83125FOK RBNTBed room with FOR RENTFuinished ynodern aparttwin ment Phoae UP 8311077beds, cooking priviliges, couple,mnor woman Susanna Hooe Responsible person male or femalDeyle Road after 10 p m or fon this area wanted to serviceSaturdays ap to 3 p m jury which indited Robert David, json, James Wahling and Charlei 1Howard for robbing the Pinckney j Bank March 13 They pled not guli J wjfl AtoABEi AUluty and asked the state to hire them R lawyer fThe Andrew Campbells took Dick IYoung back o Big Rapids Sunday His family will remain here awhlie Automatic GlaM Sbld andPhonj And collect from automatic vendi ing machines No selling Age not essential Car, references and 550PAAT w iking capital necessary 7 to 12 ttto PcBJ weekly can net 250 monthly, possib1018 Eol Grand MlCAiQQu at row ooayeaieaoel ed, cdao proceanjd roodBRADY MIXED CONC ility full time For local interviewgive phone and particulars WritePO Box 5529 Lake St MinneapoliMrnnRTlORRELLft I OHAVBL COMPANY Water V and PumpsMakes umps ServicedMacm Bocrd Rion HoweD phone PHONB 1811 HOWBUORDER YOURFILL YOUR BIN NOW A i LOWER PRICES BLOCK COALSTOKER COALJACKHANNETT POCOHONTASBRIQUETSHARD COAL SOFT COALFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANYLOmTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, April 11, 19569 FAITH, and Fiber ClassPresented by Junior Class of 1956 of Pinckney AT THE PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM THE CAST OF CHARACTERSEMCEESALLY PARS0N7,, the MaidHENRY BLODGETT The Butler yR OLIVIA ORKXERthe HousekeeperMAMIE McCORKLE the CookI ITH CRABBE Twin DaughtersHOPE CRABBE Quadlander Crabbe REBERTA ACKLEYDORIS UMSTEAD DICK WYLIKLINDA LEENANCY MCCARTHY DONNA BASYDLO NANCY WILLISMONTY VAXTWILLER, Faiths Hoy FriendDOUGLAS FLETCHERltcGIE VAXTWILLER, Hopes Hoy Friend BOB WARDCMVDLANDER CRABHE, Retired Buness man JIM CAMPBELL TrKEXCE FLARITY a Young Iri mian ALLAN ROSE JACK QUIMLAN, Terrys PalIVY LAXE, An Actress vFLARITYj Terrys Father TIMEA Bright Sunshiny After iijn in June,PLACE A Suburb of a Midwestern CityGOOD SPECIALTIES BETWEEN ACTS JACK DOYLELOIS KALL10JAY ROOTiof 0 Years AgoThe Read elevator was robbed fur the thrd time in 12 months last r iua nigh Not finding any money the thieves smashed the fixturesA Mothers Day service will beheld at the Ccmtr1 Church May inMrs Florence Bauprhn and Missliy Isler are in chargeCharles Schmidt, representingJtowell hifh school won first prize m ihe declamation district contest I Ypsilanti Saturday Orange Noah, 89, died at NorthLake last week A soft ball league with G teamshns been organized The capts are st iif Miller, Andy Campbell, Bert1 anBIarcium and C H Kennedy vs Florence Brown Rice, sisterof Charles Brown, died April 9 Seh She was 68 years old in the two lawsuits here last weekbefore Justice Albert Frost the jury brought in a no cause for action verdirt in the case of Y Hamperian vs Mervil Gyde It involved an autcaccident Glenn Yelland was attornpy for Hamperian and Hiram Smith for Gyde In the suit of John Lundstorm vs William Secor invovlinga hoie deal Frank Shields, Secoro attorney could not be present and It twas postponed Don VanWinkle , for Lundstrom JPinckney Chapter No 145 OES jelected tho following officers Mon day right W M Jennie Hooker 1 A M, Mae Bullis W P, Roy Dill iniham A P, Bert Daller Sec,Villa Richards Treas, Blanch Mar tin Cond, Viola Read A Cond,Agnes Kettler, Chap, Meda HenryMar Illah Reason Org, Florence Baughn Ada, Irene JackRuth, Hazel Parker Martha, Loretta Dilling ham Ejecta, Lavetta LivermoreWarder, Mae Daller Sentinel BertHookerFred Read has had the hawthornhodfte torn down from in front of his homeLous Clinton has sold his 40 acres Iin West Putnam to George Snively 12 Ft, SemiV 19900 plus freight and taxx12 Ft Semi Reg Price 22130,slighthlyImperfect plus freight and tax now 1802500oMILL CREEK SPORTING GOODSPhone HA66815, Dexter at the bridgeI gsvedependabledelivery ofTHECHRISTIAN SCIENCEMONITORandailyHousewives, bui nessmei,teochers, end students all overthe voHd reod and enjoy this international newspaper, published doily in Boston Wordfamous for constructive newsitories ond penetrating editorialsSpecial features for the whole familyTKe Chrtion Science MonitorOe Nonwoy St, Boiton 5, MostSend your newspaper for the tierchecked Enclowd find my check, ormoney order1 yeor 16 O month 8 Q 3 monrhs 4 H S BASEBALL SCHEDl LlApril 12 Breton horuApril 20 Boysville here April 24 Dexter there,April 27 Manchester thereMay lHartland hereMay 4 South Lyon thereMay 8 Boysville thereMay 11 DextT here May 15 Manchester hereMay 18Hartlaml here Msy 22South Lyon hereNomeCity ZoneState Donald and Emil Eickhoff, ofFountain in Fillrnore county,had a 62bushel increase They grew 1121 bushels of corn peracre on their fertilized plot, asagainst 501 bushels on the unfertilized check lot Highest corn , ield per acrewas grown by Walter S Nelson,of Atwater in Kandiyohi county, who harvested 1796 bushels peracre on a fertilized field, or anincrease of 52 bushels comparedto the unfertilized field Farmers in the contest morethan doubled the average cornyield in Minnesota In spite of the experimental nature of thetests they were running, about 60 per cent of the farmers madea profit on tho use of fertilizer These results says the committee, suggest that farmersusing good management methods could make more profit by growing the same amount ora little more corn on feweracres By cutting the cost ofproduction, per bu sh el, they could make money in the faceof lower prices for corn Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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