357 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0b97e621d0ccd263268158f4dc1718a4.pdf 5be40d556c55873d61a2f69f5f4d0548 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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Boyd Walter Kflyxiarisk vs Gearqe Sutton, Gar nishxnent, Howard Knowleri vs OUR DEMOCRACY4, S CWMTWtiM 1 qo dertUiftte to fM ki wtigtit GOOD CITISEMS PULL mjpa WEKWIT WHSM THCV vm THSM 665T TO THEIR WORK WHOy THEV OO 7 MtWwMMdHAUT N WE3H30Hdp ANO FAMILY ACTHrtTW f J lJT 4 success mar u ,, higher this year tw 72 Howell xTJSE than last y ma wtU seen Mostoi meanimalsahot oresoikfi torn year wR horns, indin f We lnfarJt,rTff ltr 1 year et hii II i IJMS tpsvattea IKZSLT11 VI between tss hams, foriiorrtlng most , f ,w State , or, ftMr ,4 work on tho ski jump at Porsup ZZu Mountains and it will bm Lake Construction CoAssump ritlda Fowler vs Samuel and a bosptel victims of aT9 ttvart v8 7 Washburn cident Injuries ac Limestone Co AppeaUa the Es feaettw reseryists are bftinitate G Fcrik put into service ahead of acSSL NonwIuxv CaaesJUwaprttVerl ones In a wire to CkvWufaW beeUEltri Vs Panhandle East 1 S Pace of the war dept s lm Verbeek Electric vs Bruce this action is to keep active unifa 1 J Dnald Davis vs, intact F wave unne james Gibson, Potomac Insuran Tlxe Mich Hationai Guard ce Company vs Milton and Wil I summer trcaninq may be extend hd Heddt, Micniqan Supply Co f d jo 3 weeks Thef ifnoSve Vl0 Helen Niols to draft doqs into the K9 core YiS 9 1 School District Poxt Custer hem been turned fr lamrJts Rberti dowaior the proposed air acad UT Donald Sheifer 4 Car l Wny Two other sites are stiH un mu2Eyexr,ri, , djr consideration, Waterloo nearr cmrySptoPlBrionnaxic Oielsea and Kensinqton near fS11 ReSlty , Company vs Brigliton Edward Herelik Forclosure, Erwin Jt Mfch pollb rate is 6th in Jw Vs rQe PJwf 1 thetMrtknt 7icaBes or 27 per Siruth vs Thomas Bain Iniunct i ciAleiwtrKif with 47 percent1011 Uler u C0, VB Assoc Oil Ths heedtaept, may lay off gc Samuel St Piene vs Eliza 50 employees if the leqiskitura fe Y00 Ev,elyn Schmers vs otoesfcrxah the 153,000 in ,,9166 W fedsfld inds Beach vs Walter Uranic, Harry , 3 more blood type proqrams d 71011 vs 11211 have been set ut at YcSlT to6 A1 Hyne vs Glenn MicHgan Jospftal Serviceis M A domato eompetition from La Vs ff AccJ work out abod hem as Piaknsr has soajp qood athletia material in the grades Back m the tfste of Supt Huice a grade was ine 11readv December oSme W Pc tab1 in the e removed and will be storsd away until OOMed and playeH next season With outside teams such as Dec It took 34000 shells to shootIf Brighton StockridgV S3 SIB geese accordina to Swan Holland Such stars aeGue Imd Areek atticx This i 66 shell a J1 Lamb, Fred Sseaer tap , ft HaJ2M j9tfW, QSS I i ine husky dog of Alaska is Mfrver and Chas and Tom Ckrt W w part dog, 8I played xi thi team a5 iSr n,,121 WiPPi with, a achooi Pyeni THEY PULL THE WWHT VvflEN THEV SP6AK ANO ACT FOR THEIR, CONVICTIONS V 3O,UU0 quills Chief assets of the rabbit and hare are spaed and ability to dodqe ihe herring run is at its peak in several league fox Pinckney, We read that a St Qair man has been arrested by the 111 MA lb Lakes Superior and Huron andi1 Agriculture for adulter the fish are sellmq at 5c a lots at Bayport This dept will seJeat auction Dec 17 491 lots and 9 acres, counles The sale is t Detroit and ating hamburger He was supply inq 5 restaurants The dept said his product contained a large amount of horse meat We sup pose like the rabbitpi mam of of iad in Wayne and Oakland I Wcdd War I he apportiofted tt Pontiac j50 50ane horse, one cow Mich State colleqe is studyinq methods, to stop the spread of the The Thankaivinq season AND THE GOOD CITIZENS ACCEPTANCE of itcsPONSiaiUTy FORPULLING HiS WEIGHTW PROVID4MG FtNAAiCIALSfiCUKiTy FOR HIMSCLFAWD HIS FAMIt S THE GREATEST FACTOR IN THE STRENGTH ANP STAMINA OF OUR, PEMOCRACV, insurance companieT is ruininq gr Hmchey, JJf2 their Blue CroaTpkm Their polic ZJinPJS les are more attractive Worthinaton vs Robert Ferauso Bids have been let tor ptmSTSf Jxyrepsvt JDObie trattslsr taffiftyes at straS8 iWUWIUlTiaadaB, Jane vs Vic Senator Elmer Porter of Bliss 49rGeer, Win vs Mary Harvey, was Dutch elm disease whiclxhasnot without traqedy OM a train broken out in Mich wreck on Lonq Island killed 76 Bounty payments increased injPP10 when one GXQMJS Oct to 1949000 There were ito the rear of mother oneThsj 2199, foxes 443 coyottes, 137 bob the third wrejfc in about a cats and 3 wolves Yara 0 on biuraad and am Early Mich, loqqers often cut usual there is lSUCh locWna 1 wnite pines 200 lonq and about e bcp ei e horse is 7 ft in diameter v Dewey of New York ana The beaver yields an oily sub I YOJ impelUterre of New York stance used in perfume and to iPflf dRJf0 weeptaa medicine investigations This road j I passenqej only, mostly NORMAN REASON field win introduce a bill in the William vs Lucille Ross, Ixvinq Gorman Reason, 69, son of the legisature too abolish the Siqler vs Mane Sheiters,Bettv YB DuaneIate Georqe and Sarah Barley created boad of administration Benedict, Carl vs Marqaret Holl j g9011 ed at Mejlus hospital One of me govemrship issues later, Carolyn vs Roy Hcxibritter, j won November 26 where he WinvfJ S II Mejssn Frigjsler I im P SM, STa m me recent election was the Mcxryin vs Ruth Mabb,JUlie vs 1 a patient the past two Increase in telephone rates GovWiHie Lutes, Enos vs WiUie Roe j weeks He was bom Anril 15, Williams was aqainst it Harry frwn Mary ys Charles Schwar 11881 andhis life was spent m Kelly was silentAs the company ts,Dons vs Norman Stevenson tins vicinity except for a few is about to ask another boost in Low v3 Earl HilLViolet vs Georqe Years when tie was in the auto rates the governorship recount Tester sales business in Detroit and in i funsW will have a bearing on this oincinnatti Ohio In early life win nave a pearma DECEMBER JURY LIST he was associated with his father I Goalee Putnam Norman Reason, Wmi111 th hardware and farm imple MASONIC LODGE MEETINGS BTh CT , , ,ment business Of kite years he Hamburq D3iQ Tliurcton Edith has been in the real estate busi There wiU be a special com VanSlambrook ,iness He also served several TU munication 4 Livinqeton Lodqe Unadilla Eanqs Richmond terms, as Puntam township sup iffi Nov 30 73 Teachers 6, No 76 F A M held on Satur MarionL H Bra ton Albert ervisor and was employed on i mcer3 m at parsonage day evenina at 700 p m to Grills j the state tax commission t Trcnlblazers meet at church work three MM degreesAli mem ey PffJi In 14ni , , T Saturday Church fair LJUZ bers of the FelioWaft team, Genoa Bmce Cox, John MdonVi h,fm one asked to be present Special Deerfiekl Fred KupkowskL Luc i1 Pckney Two at 590 tt00e 5 luncheon served after degree an Hatfield work Green Oak Beulah KniqhtMar On Tuesday eveTunq, Decern ion Aen ber, 5th at 8 p m the annual i HanaTern Fenton business meetinq of the year and Hartland Fletcher Hubbel, Rob MORE DEER SHOT business men and clerks to their Some more deer nu sliiisMm osripnti Islaslt We rod week An Inkster man shof one this road once some yean j Saturday, south of here near the a Jhe road Ji in zvcetvership, game reserveAccordinq to Larry a ii hes iao pcadrhe damaqee Camburn he waited all day in lesulUaq from 4he previous tw the blixsard for it, wrecks As the engineer and j A doe was shot near there tha jnost of the crew were killedwe May before the season opened tail tojee where cm invesagatian ,and is still there frozen stiff jWM afW anywhere , Tom Line also shot one Satur i,Jv i si May near the Asher Wylie farm We read J JI Francis Shehan, Hockey Swar , J ST Voutand RaV Sullivan Witt wat wL 2 tg lQSt he tweTSr SS married I jot GSnLCUif and Clare 1 60 year old JoUom He i Miller, spent the week end at left her the Income from a millin dollars Four million he left to charity benator Toft of Ohio election of officers will take ert Foidenauer Lodqe will open at 8 p m An oyster supper will be served af ter lodge doses Every member should be present on thisoccas Douglas Lake No deer I The Don Swarthout and Bran idon White families spent from Wed to Sun at Twin Lakei near Lewistown No deer his election as a personalvlndT Others who brought back aeerIcation ji and at th were Edward ,, , Uloou and luq Wagoner Tony derm toqtjpifci 4e leopard children were born to this union Sundry 1 1 e ippl had 4 on his oar when haiCanwJ it9 wt Jnd a son, Dean, who died in 1941 v 3vf0xennonOur ChirstJame back He hunted with Ann do bJSSt and a dauqhter Pauline, nowKv fill d jS10 PWated, Arboi friends Jeither At kW given da Mrs Dallas Cox of Battle Creek iYin 1 TadX l Jtevtasi fought all an There are 4 ajandchildren cmdg WTppierhe SHOOTS COOTTE TUESDAY gles ot , Ian an also a sister, Mrs Daisy Huston 1 gJES J I Francis Shehan of PinckneV also the aidfwea He fcrrctt Georae Gardner W M HoweUTwpArloa Dean, Joe of Pontiac M 700Famiiy Nightpot Franks in 1301 he loined Livingston j qTnn rf2SL Howell Ciiv Viola Tucker, John Lodoe 76 76 F A Id and in i SJ S f1 n B BriwH Borst 1941 was given a liSr member 400toor choir, 7 Senior a h Iosco Eva Elliott I B Buckley ship ixiS cantataDec 31H, I w thot ccyoUe Tuesday near Lake iiinteerention isjfermaen and M enma He Gerald Baui andjto ChangKcdqetok which kiakis Herbst chased It an nouriaYaed by those who have huqf ANNOUNCEMENT Ocedki Phyllis Sou4erRTxm va , The funeral was held Wednes Tyrone Mrs Ed1 Lonke jnesdaf, afternoon at the Swar BrightonCity Mrs E BanfiekL jthout Funeral Home, Rev J M Baqhton TwpArthui Chester, jMcLucas officiating Burial was Cohociah Mrs Chas Taylor in the Plnclnov Cemetery Coiiva Mrs Florence Pearce i WMES KEEFER OUR BOYS IN SERVICE James Keefer 52, of Gregory 1st Lt John Carver recently fA,riday University cf P f hall There is a bounty on hav ben killed near buftmes tpfssssisi ,in China W think his reentoation af Europ Cavohy Mesmonlie Churck Paster llell55 lcy5 Cemetery Mr and Mrs Ona CampbelU wish to announce to all who TS ceived previous invitations for die recepttao for their daughter, Leona and Carl Lents that ai w , reception friU b held in Masonic arrived atKeesler Fieit iSisito i Michigan hospital last Tridayt dininq room on Dec 2nd attend traininq school He receiv ftollowinq a fall from the tliliji je uirnmp mwrinm t TV mriAnt 3 ed cemmission at Stockton, 1 Veterans hospit I WeSseswiS 914, WEDDING ANNIVEHSAJIY JEfo 07foUowenT fS Tile weddinq ceremony is to Ccdfamia in December 1943 and Ann Arbor where he was Rev Robert Milcm, iKtoarv Many coiled on Mr and Mrs m22Slrtiirt he held m the home of Mr and served overseas in theEuropean jgMBi was a former DSR South America wl 1 NSS Sutohmo 2 Mrs Ona CaiHllJor onthe cer arid moved to Greqory, speaker at the Cavalry Mexmon tag heir 50th wedding acniver members althe tomediate fcmrulyjfromJS His wife, the form nJDetroit in 1949 Surviyinq ite church Sun Dec 3, at lOOOeary Rv Brady performed the ichere betore but not Icy Fnaay, policies would be for the per HaPJihot one and 0 did Uie poae of wrtqkljPC theau Alfred Drew J m j Many iCK90tlB are proottescl viiva, PTOBATE uadrtt quiot religion On LOT Ir riorqan Hcnta who now brtntr wio 3K hosn assistanta to Detroit j who calls himteti Prophft Ton, SMlVISJSd years hasl flourisMnatoDroiltt, opm u SUSnd toVSe tes sUnilar to Fafbar WTta W MWx oidtake oei todar feods JWolioweri fried chicken jewels and dda their wages over to er Virginia Bauqhn oi Pinckney are his fe and several children x m , reside at GuXfport Miss, with The funeral was at the Harris their two sons, Jeffreys Michael Funeral Home, Detroit with bur DONATIONS FOR AUCTION PWCDirr UNGS DAUGHTERS, and CarlScott tTr W in Fcrost Lawri Cemetery I Richard Young USN has re Anyone havina aarden oro The circle meets with MrsBrady tinned to Norfolk, Va, after a auy BORDEN jduce or any saleable article to golden wedding luncheon ceremony Dec 7th at 2 p m Bring a gift 15 day furlough far a man, woman or child at the Robert Gladstone of Pknnfield,f Guy Borden, former suoervi Mich State San Also our gputafonner Stockbridge hiqh school or and a past master of the leave same at school, Sat De of Jelly for Xmas morninafJ 7 etationed atHowen Masonic lodge died Nov 2nd or otdl Otto Paulson it 40 glares Bring small nes cnFtLOJ Colorado 29 The funeral is at Howell this AH donattonss gratefully receiv tfeey can be used as drinking, Robert Beaver Howe, son of afternoon Surviving are his wifed glasses M ana 781 01 Howe, former and 2 sons 11 Portage Lake residents was in ,, ducted into the army last Friday Lyons of Hartland and Wisser to Ft Sheridan, QL CARD Ot THANKS of Brighton were given honor 1 wlsh te thank me Kings able mention on the AH State CHRISTMAS BOOK CORNER Daughters , the LA3 of the High School football team Qqi church, the Pinckney O feckneys 51 Excellent assortment of theE and my friends and nefgh One wonders tf the daye Ql Sodom and Gomorrah were bsrsr again last week when flood wctt ers threatened to destroy Rsoo, Nevada, the wickedest dry n tfap United States where divorase arm quick and gambiina leoal MoH of injqutty put of business by LEMUBL MARTIN INJURED Lemuel Martin of Ypsilanti, a , w w,, former local resident, wais in MfcUWJt ,,,fm H aonate to the Mens Cub of the jured last Tuesday in an auto f the dens CongL church for the aucton, accident at Curtis and Five Mile put of busint Rds, west of Salem He suffered including that cf iesTtWeTthhetm chest and head iniuriesF Palmer er, former Michigan er, 43 of Detroit, suffered a brok fcinq en leg They were taken to St m Joe hospital Ann ArborThe driv A race dot was er of the other car, Stuart Noll of erted in Detroit last week whss Northville and his daughter, negro shot and killed a poejee Nancy, IS and son Qiffara, 9 officer who had arrested his eon received cuts, and bruises A Communist spread report said 2 nocro childreiiad bee kfltod BOY SCOUT NOTICE r is DedO with rass Lake beet in Childrens Books from 25c Ihe high school girls basket up, uRbooks on request bail tern play Dsartsr hex on HACKNEY HARDWARE bors fior the many cards of cheer and beautiful flowers sent to during my recent illness n Campbell There will be a Boy Scout and Cub Court of honor at fee Plnck ney school Maeday, Dec 4th at 8 p m Parents, leaders and all interested invited Awards will begivett o the troop having th largieumber invited, par eU included i Earle Mann of Detroit slowly took 100 police commandos to dis recovemq in Deeroit Memorial ed menacingry on me sosBtv ft boepital from a broken shoulder ,tok 100 police oommandos to received by being hit by a uck perce me mob The negro In me alley back of his home was captured by Mast si gas boajh ,k1 t, 4 ,, , N rt 4 JV jr Sift viv i vv Liiv, ir rgvvFi wm it j n n i I WW T311 Tot FtocStttf LMpcMfe r 25 ta are renting 3 place, in Dexte and operating 5 district school i2 xter American Legion rtuidayDc IJ Post sei W car name plcrteTread j Van Obabrth Taylor DexterTheatre FANCY PANTS fe ftdmtmlor Koch of Tin faOCfCOAN Ait Cewftistted ,, Dexter, Gateway to the The Brooklyn school board has awcuced the contract for their M i 211 1 to the North Mollei Co of Jackson Born to Mr and Mrs Valbert Keiser Ruth A Younq st Joe hospital Ann Arbor Nov 18, f00, 3 4 a son j nM7 Show 31 p i Bill Pitkin, former Brighton high I 1 Tum Y school star and tackle THE BIG HANGOVER AIM Jimmy EUJson RUM Hayden in TAST ON THE DRAW MiUand with an A LABOR ltT V Automatic Electric Pryer Turn your back on washday drudgery Dry th family wash the modern way the automatic electric way Its as easy as ABC Just toss the clothes into the dryerset the controls and, minutes later, take out your wash , ready to iron or fully dry And your wash come out clean and bright, soft and sweet So make your next washday a day of leisure r Comedy on the Western JState College team at Kalamazoo the past two years has been elected capt for next year The price of beer in New York I Tut, City is now 15c a glass Two divorces were granted in circuit court by Judge Lyons last week Jean Spwal from Hollis Spwal and Lillie Siders from Samuel Siders William McPherson of Howell has been choseTT Boy Scout head for this district The Dale Pearsall home at Brighton was destroyed by fire last week 1 HA The HoweU high school team had their best season in years years this season, winning 6 and losing 2 The Rotary Club Jgave them a banguet last week and the Don Main Motor Sales A LIFE OF HER OWN t with Tom Eweli Louis Calhern Novelty Cartoon Now Wed, Tawt Doc, 5, 6, 7 Burt Lancaster Dorothy McGuire Edmund Gwenn, Millard Mitchell Friday, SatusdayDoc 1,2 Dohuc Double BUI ROCKET SHIP XM an expedition to Mars, man s conquest of space with Asa Massen John Emery Bud Abbott Lou Costello lit IN THE NAVY Shows 7tQ0, 930 pan Sunday, Monday, Doc 3, 4 Sunday Shows 3, 4, 7, 9 Monday Shows 7 and 9 SINGING GUNS MISTER 880 Novelty Carleton oominThe Next Voice YotuHear Tea for Twa Devils Doorway SYLVAN iHEATEK cS Vaughn Monroe, radio and re and sar in Max Brands famous novel Cartoon and Latest News Tues Wed,, ThurM Doc, STB, 7 STORY OF G I JOE Starring Robert Mitchen and Burgess Meredith as Ernie Pyle Show 700, 919 pm Cartoon and Now ComingtPretty Baby, The Gun Fighter, Blue Heaven f aid their expenses to the Detroit j ions Green Bay Packers foot 1 game 1 Mr and Mrs O B Arnold of Gregory will observe their 60th wedding anniversary Dec 3 James LKeefer of Gregory was j badly hurt Wednesday when he fell from the third story of the new Veterans hospital at Ann iaBuMMiUMaaBasaBsa Friday, Saturday Doc 1,2 A MULE TRAIN Starring Gent Autrey, Pat Butrem Sheila Ryan Plus TALSE PARADISE, wtth Wm Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy Shows 7 and 9 and Now AVON THEATB Stockbrtdq Michigan f Friday, SaturdayDec 1,2 Bosket r TOUGH ASSIGNMENT cattle rustler story WttA Don Barry, Marjorie Steele Plus James Ellison, Russell Hay In n Sups Wostom Sunday, Monday, Doc 3, 4 COPPER CANYON A Wostom in Color Hedy Lamarr, Ray Milland,Mona Arbor where he was workinqHe ttan and McDonald Carey suffered a compound fracture of J0 8hows 5 7 8 the Skull Cartoon i7el j Sunday, Tuosday, Doc 3,5 David L Witt of South Lyon Tus, Wed,, Thur, Dec 5, 6, 7 was killed last Wednesday when OUR VERY OWN his car skidded and went in the A cjooU Comedy starring HOSTLE COUNTRY I death was due to inruries and not drowning Two valuable cows were found dead on the Kwasnieski farm at Allegan last week At first deer hunters were blamed but as rifle bullets were found in them u cate thieves are Warned MrsRose McGuire Fitzsimmons A marriage license has been u, died at her home here Dec 11 issued to Lyle Fellows, 21, How he eaves 3 sons and 2 dauah H and Doris Paton, 20 Howell on Thursday w ,eMrsTal a StMys church Mrs Helen Judson Collins, the hn 7 J Je 9111 die t the ue her daughter, Mrs Ella mill pond at Rushton in 10 ft of sn Bryth, Farley Granger, Joan 1 water Comer Borden said his EvanB Jane WyattDon Cook Hon 7a U5 p m Cotoon ROCKET SHIP XM in a trip to Mars with Lloyd Bridges, Oscr Massen Tots Expedition Love in Gloonr Latest News Coming 711 OCEAN DRIVE ComingTension, lives of Bengal Lancer 25 Years Aso TTiO seniors will hold a box soc ial at the school Friday night An amateur contest will be held at the opera house Saturday night in connection with the picture show Lonnie VanSiambrook Slacy Hall, L J Henry and Andrew Frank Bartonfwi t Campbell represented the Conal lost Ms right arJ,n Sunday school at the conference v , Iiani arni ui a com husk terwhilework on the OttpJast home Saturday, Rev CopeoSc DaiieyNov 25 Funeral atthe moat aST nW telPhne The 35c turkey dinner at Hot I ed at the Hotel Caverly Thaiaks yrwa,s e1 Patroned SB H BBMBBW m V tf 1 on V 1 C UJflRm manmnG lOAL HEATER Bedel 520B lb Coal Cp Wednesday Dr H F SigieFper formed the amputationStephen VanHorn is tearing down his farm house and will bund a new one I Albert Wilson fell 1c at Lansing last week Mr and Mrs S H Carr have returned from a visit to Denver Colorado Hnrv Collins returnd from the north Soturaoy with 220 lbdeer Th Iwses Frr MonkNeUi FARMERS FEED SUPPLY Yes, the modern conveniens and amazing Uonomy of to WARM MORNING heater is feu a sensation f lt the oniy beater of its Sind in the world Exclusive, patented bxteriot eoflstruction results in so abundance of dean, healthful heat and big fuel savings Heats j ill day and night without refueling Boms an Jfcbd of coal, coke oTbriquetj Semiautomatic, toagazins feed Start a fixe but ones yeart Come la and set the dependable, lowcost WARM MORNING today COMPANY, Max RuseU M CELEBRATE 66th ANNIVERSARY Mr and Mrs Frank McKelvey in Johnstown Pa in 1884He was who were summer residents of a railroad enginer on the Big Victor Johnson v Thaksgiv usn Lake for many years, cele Four until his retirement Of their ing quests at the Bart Hoff home brated their 66h wedding anniy four children only one, Mrs in Howell ersary at Lakeview Lodge, in Maud Gilmore eurviveB Mrs E A Kuhn of Gregory en in KisBlmmee,Florida last Friday Ye editor attended their 50th rtained her children and grand The McKelveys were married anniversary which was held at hrdren for Thanksgiving In Florida with 200 guegts present Rush Lakew1 honor of her 61st birtday Born to Percy Mortenson while domq chores an brt H ribs i The E M Jeffrey home at An derion cauqJht fire Friday but was saved from destruction Patrick Kelly left Friday for Rich mond, Va, to spend the with his son, Phil Charl w and v v 80 hai moved w5e otRichmondrCaiif Nov 17 iSSS01 a daughter GladVs Mae i trma Bishop of Brighton has j Jd MrsGus Smith of Mcfff tor Francis Carr at Ham ion celebrated their 25th wedd burr as assistant teacher I anniversary Saturday, M and Mrs Lucius Smith of A large crowd attended the de O Plumbing Water Sytems a Stanley Oxstkel bate at North Hamburg church Friday night The Question was ResolvedThatMen Should Marry Young The affirmative side I was Lorena Btack,Hugh GartrelL J D Appleton, Rev Mylne Neg ative, Adda Kice Will NashBert StewartClyde Smith The judges Dessa Black, Hiram Smith and Winifred Peters voted for the negative side v ead of Alive Rober Young and family spent th week end in Big Rapids Mrs Grace Kelly of Owosso has been spending 3 weeks the Andrew Campbell family Miss Dietrich of Milwaukee, Wis Chas Rice and Tony Mor rocco of Detroit were Thursday guests at the Lester McAfee home Marion entertained Wm DDoyle and Mr and1 Mrs Lucius Doyle for Thankskgiving Although Senator Fergusoi f Michigan rose to fame on his In vestigation of gambl ing and racketts in Detroit and caught the mayor, police heads and the prosecutor in his net and went to the US senate, there is no doubt rf gambling still exists in Detroit Vj and probably always will The senate investigating committee claims to have uncovered it there on a large scale Gambling is is in the Wood of the people and they will find ways it, law or no low to indulge V FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PSOMtTLY IIOB8BS 00 Each COWS 500 Eacch HOGS 150 per Cwt WE BUY HIDE AID CALF SKINlb Don Kirbys and family of Detroi it were Sunday guests at the Howard Read home i The Lucius Smith family of Mar ion and Jr Doyle and wife were ftolt, were in Jack huCim I son, Saturday, Mrs Dorothy Dink and her wiy tWWAtC 0t9 titUf Af ifMfc v Thanksgiving guest Doyle home at hi ,xv Pbooe 18 PlnckiMy Mr and Mrs, Fred Read enter Whitey and John McGuire famil taitned the JfoMt ReaoVJames ies for dinner sfcrturckry Head Stock Co Mr and Leona Chaflotti, Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge had for ThanksgivSng guests Keith Ledwide of Detroit, Jerry of Notre Dame and Nan of Adrian the A I, rv nrsval MB MOTY Kmedy had the iJJ2Srata ura, Tom How toUes 9 Simday ThanksROVINS Jewelry ,vt H mmProminent Figures inMN General Assembly, If in 111IIMI n IIIMII mi mfnli in KI ill awt MMUMaiiaMtilMMManHnBMB jjbyabw 29, 1950 last prominent figures of the Unitert Gutierrez 3 of Cuba, Economic Committee i nal Assembly, now meeting in its Dr G J van Heuven Goedhart 4 of the Nether5 lire the chairmen of its six main lands Social Committee Prince Wan WaithayaAmoi NatiorFirth COi li dent m Ve i Colonibia, iolitical , in 1W9 r vx a vau ucuvcu uucuuaiv v ui nc HSUIMure the chairmen of its six main lands, Social Committee Prince Wan Waithayaiiown here with Assembly Presl kon 6 of Thailand, Trusteeship Committee the l Entezam 1 of Iran The chair Maharaja Jam Sahed of Nawanagar 6 of India, ftoberto Urdaneta Arbclaez 2 of Budgetary Committee and Doctor Vladimir Committee Dr Gustavo Outrata 7 of Czechoslovakia, Legal Committee Big Number Is Lucky One for Girl Refugee Twelvyeaj old Daca haven, Cernvny, v hen that she was the 15000 Ipennais holding flowers, left picture gets a special sendoff at Bremerorls of the UN International Refugee Organization IRO disclosed i J J Uv f C ina Jfc np re cor i recoras 01 me KJF imernauuuai nevugee vgaiuiitiiii Oth displaced person to be admitted to the USA under its DP mother and father, leaving an IIIO camp with Dace for their new home, stand with h IROchartered ship just after she first saw the ofthe fiign At rint, Dace is shown ahard an IROchariered ship just after she first saw the towering btiltiings of New York Large numbers of refugees from European lands have also received new homes in Israel, Australia, the United Kngdom, Canada, France, Argentina And Brazil, C prtx ,si Doing Something About the Weather ty a Far out in the v v rth Atlantic Ocean sea men I LboA anadian weather ship HMCS St ft n 3, prepare to release a radioequipped balk n hich will radio back reports on weather conditions in the upper atmosphere The Sti Stephen is one of 13 weather ships, supplied by eight countries and financed by 10, which make up a network arranged by the Inter national Civil Aviation Organization ICAO, a specialized agency of the United Nations The ICAO weather ships are on constant duty, ready to radio passing aircraft late weather informa tion, and to participate in search and rescue operations A specialist 3 maps weather data coming from a weather balloon and prepares it for broadcast to passing planes and shorestations BUSHELBOOSTING BARLEY New stiffstrawed grain like this expferimental barley variety right can take heavier amounts of plant food without lodging Its ramrod stiff straw will support all the weight of heavy, fullydeveloped bushelbuilding heads Straw of variety at left is too weak to hold up heads of wellfertilized barley crop Straw broke down and barley lodged, resulting ia much lower crop yield Clinton, Benton and Eaton oats are new varieties that take heavier amounts of plant food and yield more bushels per aoral Help right TB From Tractors to Printer9 stnk In Refugee Camps v 7 n r a waiting resettlement in Enropean , or 1 by the International Refugee UrgaiiiMw KAIG, 13 N Specialized Agency, are 1 earning new trades to earn livings in new homes and at the same time are keeping their kills at their former professions A map of L newspaper writers and editors left practU their new knowledge of tractor repairing Aft finishing their work at mechanics, they tarn o, newspaper copy for one of 35 journals publish In refugee camps At right, djspl2Ccl editors iAtvtaalaafiufe rofogee paper at wr hJMMWflwi i Buy Christmas Seals Balanced Solf Pfan Gives Top Ytofds at Low Production Cost COLUMBIA, MOA fivepoint program to balance the soils needs end obtain maximum crop yields per acre at low production costs, was outlined b O, T Coleman, Missouri University extension soils specialist Hee are the steps Coleman suggests 1 Provide pleqty of plant food in available form for the crops you are growing Crops cannot grow without nutrient, 2 Have your soil tested to determine whether the plant food supply is in balance Growing crops neea a balanced ration the sameas do people and livestock 3, Get the soil in condition so that crops qan use the plant foods This means a turnover of organic matK You can add organic matter and ove soil tilth, drainage and tion by growing wellfertilised deeprooted legumes 4 Keep waterplant nutrients and topsoll at home by conservation methods Where needed, these may include terracing and contouring to reduce runoff and erosion losses Follow a wellbalanced cropping sytem Deeprooted legumes fox pasture and green manure crops aeed tobe rotated regularly with grains livestock is a must to oroparlyjbandle pasture and roughage crops m fuoa a cropbalancing program Tests have shown that where a crop iaaatured off, about 75 par cent of tho organic matter k returned to the aoU, pUa fetal Of Nat QrrrnrJc Matter and Fertilizer Are Top Crop Building Team I CHICAGOOrganic matter gives farm soil the get up and go to pro, duoe bigger yields and higher qualI ity crops, the Middle West Soil Im provement Committee points out As organic matter rots, it releases I elements needed for feeding crops During the decomposition process, favorable conditions are produced for making available the plant nutrients contained in soil minerals, says a statement issued by the com mittee But organic matter alorre cannot do the whole job of giving you big yields and high quality crops, th i statement adds It needs to be Tein forced by commercial fertiliser Prof Emil Truog, University of Wisconsin agronomist, recently declared To sayas does the organic schoolthat chemical fertilizer such as phosphate and potash should not LJ usedis pure bunkum These fertilisers ore needed to make up the inevitable lack of nutritive elements which organic matter alone cannot supply Prof Truog says that in gardens and other small area3, you can maintnin the fertility and organic matter sjpply by the use of composts and animal manures But he empha5s that such practices are not Jviasible lor lare farm acreages It is iiiipcvrible, he says, to prepara Ard ejiy the enormous amounts of orrost that would be needed for ,c average form C r Li form acreages, a good i io,iL, will provide the need cinie matter This can be sup cd in tho form of plowedunder iootcd legumes, crop residues, ,, ee, stalks and roots and barn manure Prof Truog says all is rcvrary to make the system is the proper use of lime and r Gaining phosphorus il pcL and sometimes nitrogen Tio hey to the organic matter and ,,v Ti rem he adds, is high , uAHiu, IiUlLy Tliis asfurce a thick, luxuriant stand oi su perior deeprooted legumes such as jiolfa and the clovers Preparing Libya fotfndependence An Advisory Council has been establislied in accordance with a resolution of the United Nations General Assembly to aid and advise the UN Commissioner for Libya, Adrian Pelt, in the formation of an independent government for the former Italian colony Here, the United Nations Commissioner at a meeting in Triiioli confers with the Councils Secretary, Mr Thomas Power of the United States mm m UN Blood Banhn Korea Members of the United Nations Prcrrtariat in Korea were among the first to contribute to l lilood Ban No 40fi, operated by Red Cross volunteers Two UN honors are shown hre with Red Cross nurses watching their clraJTur muke her enntribution, The Blood Bank was organized v Juv in the spaer of six hours by 36 women of seven different nation Ufics to meet emergency needs PimiH and PI Mill NEWS ITEM Uuilrrl Nations cclcbrcUcr, urri anniversary t f ,of i of Universe liriion of Human Rirao on 10 X1 y J December S Jr by HAP r ii , V rUMN L4 What do you tV itt Well, at leasi v e a n 1 V 1 to get, UN Facii t i CARAGUA ji like its hihLinu v, Nicaiauas vxxw known i 1 has tronfeal i i , caiUh ft pre Ambassador to 4ha U, flag carries one white and two stripes ami lie euuatry H crtat I rrH nation in Central reed by Cciumbua In Ts 57,000 square miles are ,ii s afi several stillactive n i,Yt2,000 inhabitants uulture, attbongfa h ing developed Unft,v rista ica and Honduras, H v r Fn Tbrts Its Caribbean short f la i irioc living there e i WUHII Managua is the countrys 7 toiuii jnd its Permanent os Goiilei me Seviila Sacasa, rife u Hi,I , , , ,, WW rf ZEBE P1MCS3VET DBPATCH Wednesday Ifbrcnhtr 29, 1950 iTTi riS ir Hori I If You CoM this Christmas Ibu Can V J Vo, v X f , w J 1 x v V 23 FOR YOUR FAMILY, Christmas 1950 can be the most wonderful Christmas ever or ever to come For never, before television, could you give your loved ones all the whole wide world the exciting world where history happens before your eyesand the news has meaning as never before the world of adventure, where a little girl can be a princess, and a sis yearold boy can tame the West on horseback the world of knowledge, where learn ing is fun, and no one wants to play hooky , the world of sports where champions teach sportsmanship as wefl as skill the world of laughter, which sweeps away the days cares like a broom the world of great music and culture a world of inspiration and reawakened fsittt Yes, these golden hours are yours to share when youre a television family but lost forever if you delay Never before in all history has there been sucS entertainment for all the family at so modest a price Place your order tor a TV set nowfor this is the Christmas you can give the world to your family With TV this magic world is theirs to enjoy every day m imf TELEVISION is moving faster than you think New programs, new stars make their debut every week The longer you wait, the more you miss Heres just a partial list CHILD PERFORMERS Talented singers, dancers, musicians inspire your own children to learn faster, practice longer, willingly cultivate their own talents DRAMA for young and oldThe brightest stars of the theatre now perform to millions bring the great plays of all time to audiences who never before could see them THE WONDERFUL world of make believeExperts say every child needs it as part of his normal development And it makes mother1 life a lot easier especially on rainy days ADVENTURE American kids have gone ostein and taken their parents along Root, tootin westerns are fun for all stimulate wealthy love of outdoor life f Ft tin, JJ Icoodevelt crt States Delat to Tfr Grnrral Assembly , the Inked Sations says To me television offers a magnificent opportunity to increase the education which we make available to the children of today Jf parents will snpwvise carefully the type of show and the time spent by children watching television, they can the best that television has to offer, which can bring much enjoyment and much that will be valuable in their education Of course, I an a firm believer in the supervision of childrens readiag habits, and now that we have television, I thank that the same thing should be true for television It is a parents duty to see to it that the children get the best in books and the best in television entertainment and education LAUGHTER under your roof the sh pleasure that binds your family J1OPI greatest comedians of the erteturtccri frjfl IB VmiT 1if rAm evi Utn iL m 9 may never again cm so Utile EASY PAYMENTSSEE YOUR DEALER TODAY UN Anurtan TeltvWn Osstm serf Umututomi New VMt H f For the Peaceful Practical Peacemaking in Palestine mm, The revered Liberty Bell, symbolic of national independence, will ring again this year throagti 82 exact dt plicate bells which will be toured la every State during the U S Savings Bonds Independence Drive, May 15July 4 My nephews and nieces will see and hear the actual tone of the original Bell Americans still are agreed that the best way to take ear of tomorrows needs and emergencies is to plan for them today Make year la Germany are shown here loading medical supYor Korea by the International Refugee Organiza VJN Specialised Agency Four IRO welfare officers are Mam rntnm tM, , ,,, UlUonaidinf clrilian refugees IZlvSSl Bonds through the Payroll Savings Flan U S Trtuuty Dtptrpltf Members of the ImeliEgyptiaitfixed Armistice Commission wfiSEXlS ZtTZTti0n W on the spot in 1155581 6 MAC ,J one toar set up under the ISSPTf ee between Israel and her neigiborslf ypt, the Kingdom of Jordan, Lebanon and Syria I vg M i f frAk3 arc tempted to flpsea Ir money With the farm r, theres enough speenlsv ruling itselfwhat with the , sheets, plant disease, Uvs ,, and prices Far the f, sure way of baflding vurttj u with V 8 Sartngs ii hi need extra cash his bttudy, its always there for s So, farmers, be sore that ut fall crop or livestaok cheek livhiqrs Bonds They pay H Invested in ten short years JO time to resolveNOW 1l BUY BONDS U S Trwury Dprfmtf Headwork f a pi iiuo gels sale iiveiron ere some r s that go iito the making , to IVTr Blanche r an Dyke, who is vsg to ike Indies hats while ij TJ1 sPTiaioriym at Howell g or the pstiern for ciuro rtyle hat, Mrs Longway, clhcr be1, ridden TB patients, a htUlnrj hand from the annual of tuberculosis Christmas Seals, sing Bundles Tie job cf informing more than CCWO Michigan people about tutorcuiosis continues as these bundles of tuberculosis Christmas Seal pubLi tions are piled into a truck for d,Uv3ry Stopping TB depends on v citizen understanding facts ,t tu osadly disease Tubercuoi Christmas Seals purchased this var will help community teaching pisvums on TB save lives in 1951, Uncle Sam Says i Vc ,, Le Wic Ssr jt yen r,,c u,ialy riteivJ a N,kJ Servi 11V fciiaratje dlvid4U wh i ivui he ihe means of siArti4g 7 S3ni vnc a fniure The smirt vtrj r d n to uf zoi y v v t for c s,ntiAis, wiu pat tae b vrk for him by investing U in U S Savfrs Bonds Every dividend dcllai rt usiti2 in Savings Bonds i a working oHar, busy earning extra dollars Then, after that initial Imestment, iffB up where you work for tbo purchase of Savings Bonds regolarlya each pay day STABT SAVING W 1950 FOB It J tmmtDtpmmmmv ,r X yyGpM Peopl Store jtfiQ v Utt Plackney Dltpwiica f v net MLCK 187 matte at PestosV U4 it wsMoh Groceries, Drygoeds Canned floods, Shoes Gents Fi r Ishings Lingerie , Bom to Mr and Mrs Jack Haines of Norwalk, CaIiorala,oa Nov 16, a daughter Dawn Joe Clark was home from Wee tern State over the week end and spent Thanksqivina at the Dr Stewart home, Portage Lake The Oscar Becfc tesilr ei East Putnuxn were Thursday guests at the Wm Kennedy borne Mrs Merlin Amburgey entetain ed 10 girls Saturday, honoring the 4th birthday of her daughter Chiguita Mr and Mrs Jack Young en I tained 22 people at a lhanks 5 ing ainner They were the Hay I Burns family James burns iamiiy, I D Conkiin iamiy,Lous Coyle and 1 wife, Jerry Molier and Hobby Darrow The Ray Bums family expect to move into the James Dockinq hous o Putnam bt taey pur wiius,l xiJrt week INATJS DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE v v MO M0I ODORS ITS MODERN REVOLUTIONARY I v t lo mor pAilv imHoy pumping antf dtgf lf up of MMpoeti 4c onl, iMpog pool, frso fropt and cloggM ISW Hefi H mot reliable end loK mtrhod c,jefy, ditteJv ond toponify groat, tludga, hair I ralh ond orW or pic solid J This modern che 4 ol guarontf, quick and cient remit 12 to 16 hof NO SHUTDOWN of pool or lank necvy v p hmicai it working 5 10, IJ, 23 50, ond 10 ZONTAINtM r r rOf Its Pa Of fiwdll Myron Hughes 9717 Lakeside Dr CHURCH FAIR CONGREATIONAL CHUJtCH l OF PINCKNEY COMMUNITY Saturday, Dec 2 AT PINCKNEY SCHOOL GYM JtBMBSSSSSSlSSSSMSUWfc, mm Ji i r LOWEST flCE EVER Special luxe PHILGA51APPAN Range The hollis Wyiie fomiiv spent rhanksgivina at the noiaams jnome in Fowlerville Mrs hmma Voiimer and sonJohn, spent Thursday in Detroit with Mrs Clara Kennedy and iamiiy 1 , dW FANCY WOSK GARMENTS BAKED GOODS at trie C J Clinton home John and Phyllis remained for tho weex end Ambrose Kennedy and family of Howell and Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy were Thursday dinner i guests at the Murray Kennedy home Thy L J Henry famiy, the Tom Ware family, Ross Lamb family Mrs Lyda Karus and daughters Mrs Alice Schosnhals and tha Auction al VEGETABLES, FRCPS AND MERCHANDISE EVERYBODY INVITED YOULL FJND SUITABLE CHRISTMAS GIFTS HERE ivirs Alice ocnosruiais and tin The WiJlard Widmeyer family , Myron Schoenhals family of Ak oi Cr Luke spent ihuisaay ron, Ohio, were Thanksqivin witl and UoUy Baughn x guests oi the Wm Gsddes fam l i Itetomatic, haUntHthf , rwnovaWt port iJtldriptny fbtMlit OVM with gim wvv ew tnd OVM tisbk lock Htk buntIn VMmiader signals cooWni Sjae, up t9 80 trlnuteo V fJUfuido lives time and torn emturt information t aignal UHs 1en fJUbt IlIumiMU nUr top Wrp working area, ore WB finish Conceded CAM md UoH Baughn x guests oi the Wm Gsddes fam Ji1 ci Chelsea Mr and Mrs, Clifford VanHorn Harry, Lorenzo, Druscilla and iiaa ior rnursday guests ivu and PhiUip Murphy attended the Mrs iay innakley and Mrs funeral of Timothy Sullivan at oteve VanHom St Marys church Jackson last Mr and JVirs J H Hoooker and I Wednesday Mr and Mrs Roy Dillinqham Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry and were inanicskgivinq guests of the Gerald were Thankgivinq guests C W Hooker iamiiy in Ann Ar of Mrs Beatrice Lamborn of bor Mrs Beatrice Lambors, Greqory Ihe John Carpenter familywere Mrs, Nettie Vaughn had as Ihanksiving guests oof the Clay guests Thanksgiving day Mr ton Carpenter family and MrsRoy Merrill of Webster Miss Barbara Nasn spent the Mrs Mary Amburgey entercun week end at the Spike home in ed Thursday Mrs Gertrude Am Ann ArJaor burgey and Phyllis Clapp of ivirsMary Amburgey spent pari Clawson, Merlin Amburgey and of last week wn Mrs Gertrude Emmett Widmeyer families Amourgey at Clawson Thanksgiving guests of Mrand Tho rtarry Lee and Mylo Kett MrsRobert Pike were ehe George ler tamiiieswere Thursday guests Pike family of Mt ClemensStan oof the S H Carr family ley Navack family and Mr and Mrs Marjory rariey and two Mrs WmBentley of Corruna and daughters of Whitmore LakeTed DeBan q4 family of Glad called on Mrs Nettie Vauqhn were Thanksqivinq guests at the Sunday win Janet Lundeen and Lorena Shir Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout ley spent the week end in Da j spent Thanksqivinq day at the troit , The Waiter Clark family had as Thursday guests, Edsel Mey y w , and iamiiy ot Ypsianti Russell, Bidwell family of Brighton Other Clark and iamuy ot Hiawatha i qruests were Leonard Devereaux Chas Soule home in Howell Ben White and wife were Thurs day dinner guests of the Carl i I LIBERAL TRADflN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now Is the time to modernize jwur kitchen with Fhilgas , the thrifty bottled gas for farm and to am homes You can huat far and wide, but yoj wont find a bgger vrlue anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range IRememiw, ioo, we will vt you 9 onerous trsdein aliowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Esy tenns, if you wish BAANY OTHER PHILGAS ArKIANCIS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSEI JLA1RE WILSON Ihe eiiire acd SyRain Kttchen RnM from 9990 ftoaMrafrom S9SO SEE US TODAY Wf HANOfct AU INSTALLATION DfTAILS HKkci Clark and iamuy oi muw1 guests were Leonard Devereaux Beach and Mrs Georqe Clark , iaBiily, Detroit and MrsBess Don Griiith and family of Ann DevereauxArbor were Thanksqivinq guests Mrs Warda Horwod entertain at the Joe Griffith hoame Ud the Dale Miller Thursday Mrs Raymonda Morris enter, i Mrs an Mrs Wm Shehan tained Sarah and Veronica Led were Thanksgiving guests of vridafc for dtoner Thursday Mrs Madeline Shehan of Ann MT and Mrs Roger Canspent Arbor lrst Monday with Mr and Mrs The j Walter Mercer family lames Creene of East Lanslnq East Lonsinq were Thursday NlNA HAIvMLTON Mss Denise Ledwidqe spent, CTUstg oo Q Wm Mercer iam last Wednesday In Detroit W Mrrfenma Dinkel was a quest hanksqivinq guests of Mr and ThSttSq aay of the Stanley Mrs Ashsr WyUe were Win DSeHcxmay T Pittford and famUy oi Ionia i The 5 Whitley toalY and Mrsnorence Ryof Grand I stentsundaY atthe WmWhiOev R ids The ptttsford children re lhme in Ann Arbor mcrined for the week end drew Nesbitt and wife with , Thanksqivinq guests of Mrond TV Mrs Wrlie of Dexter and j Ajbort Dinkel were Gene I foe Gordon HeSers of Ypsilant gel mss Nancy 2te ThaxikBgtvW Jl chubb u , ,, theDr GS5 D06 faxmlV m The LY1 HendiW to TV , a5 Thursday guests the Dr wlom to Mr and Mrs Leon Meo ol Coldwater and bon Eser iSd at McPheon a Uoyd Hend Jamdy L JS Mniall Nov 6 a qirl Thursday quests of the Matt 1Meaborx TUk and NXfaSy worn Alice Gearhart JSTK FruSger of Ann Arbor j Aqnes GecfnarV toe in Sa Saturday , oouis Gearhart fattUy and the SnJTRaSto d amly Louis Richardson iamuy of HTnf James Whtiley family had , SMSXTCarr bad W Vtley and wife for Thurs wyjtogUjBjJj Fiank Aberdeen , famues and Robert uarr IOI u u Noaales of Ann Ar Patty Thay and todcWSd of New Carolyn MlUer md r rk te Thanksqivina quests, er danced at the ff9 Y, T Swarthout famUy were t MrT Ross Read enter Brubaker home ot,1, M, ivers and Janet 1, Mrs McDonae and Sw f iS Arbor nd the LoU spent Thursday the Harry SSSdtS iamilv Thanks 1 ta K STof to Ajby KeUer tanOy of Doit Senior Play Thats My TO BE PRESENTED BY THE SENIORCLASS AT FMCENEY HIGH SCHOOL ON Deo 8, 9 CAST OF CHARACTERS PALMER BAXTER, on author JOHN P WARE EVELYN BAXTER, his wife JO ANN GRIFFFITH 4Mb MISS ANN BAXTER Palmers aunt VIRGINIA SHIRLEY MRS LOIS KEENE, the Baxtersneighbor NORMA EVERS VIRGINIA KEENE, her daughter MARY MARGARET CLARK IAY CULLEN, Virginias girl friend MARLENE SCHNEIDER ALVTN, builer at the Keenes JOHN PACKER OLGA the Baxters maid BETTY SEGER LESLIE TREMAIN, a newsboy CHARLES CAIRD fc,1 CriLiCIi tEROY his pal LAUREN GRIFFttTH, friend oi VixgtnJa ALLEN SAUDLHS MILTON MATTWON BRANDON WHITS JOHN HAMMELL SUSAN CAMPBie KATHRYN H3NBY SYNOPSIS OF SCENES takes place In the Baxter aptme Eastern ctty in OA ACT ONE A summet day ACT TWO Scene 1 La aB 5 Scene 2 One w W EwntaACT THREE IniiidtalelyJL TEERWWaMlLIB8YRD ArEWtSWSW J , i4 x m MSi V i PS3 ft y IP i m i 1 1 I i 14 J Ift 2, 1 OUTNovember t Ittf wia T M Duy, M s V fcWk f see MPARfUBS Therm G Hepplewhite any other fuel oil heater 1 Buy AND USE CHRISTMAS SEALS Qckney ti Michigan ia OoUy UrOO A M to 8t00TM PHone 157F21 EARLY WINTER WEATHEB ij weatur and a ulissard thu here r ridgy and Saturday 5 iwas proceeded by a drbsle which frose making the pavement slippery There was not so THE pnermrv fliiniBRi much snow and th main road nmJW SAIVTABIUM were kept open but some side roads were blocked New York, Cleveland and Pittsburg were hit much harder where streets were blockekd business places had to close and thousands of places were without light and the gale shook theempire stated Desist state building in New York and 112 NorthMtahloan Ave blew in some at he top floors Telephones Some biq football games set lor Office 883 fltfMrnir 814 Saturday were phoned but BftjUag, by AppeHrnenU Michigan beat Ohio State at Howell Mlcjugaa Columbus on a snow covered field 9 to 3 winning the Big MARTIN UVAH Attorney at Law DXS ,McCLUSKEY MYEON J HUG Plumbing aadHeatna fe 8717 Lakeside Drive license Huihjrti P H SWARTHOUT d SON Ftmeral Home Doa a Swarthout Director Modem Equaaiej AjnbulejeoeBervtce Phones 89 63 Pmcknov, Mlch Ten title and tnp to the Rose p 133 JQ7X Grand River, FRED C REICKHOiT 8r bowl New Years, The 87,000 stad Howu Mfcfcioaa OPTOMETRIST ram was sold out only 50,000 Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage Compere It for ECONOMY You get fuel savings of up to Ifull gallon of oil out of every 4 with DuoTherms exclusive PowerAir Blower You get more heat from every drop oj oil because the DuoTherm Hepplewhite is built around vn amazing fuelmiser burner The Hepplewhite has a special builtin WasteStopper, too, that gets more heat into your home keeps heat from ying up the flue Compere It for COMFORT Vou get gentle waves of warm air circulating evenly fom floor to ceiling no cold corners no ld floors Fingertip Control Dial makes it easy tuning a radio to get just the heat you want Ampere It for BIAUTYI ou get fine period furniture styling The Hepplev te beautifies your home as it heats it Come in, see the DuoTherm Hepplewhite Heater today at LAVElf HARD WAR A KEW Ibe Probata Court tor Livingston i h a MHOlon d aedd Court ih Probot Office in the City at Howell in said county, on the 19th day of Oct obex, A D, 1950 , saw the game Scalpers got a QtyJ Lake and Farm Property lot of the tickets and were asking Spedafifty 25 each but were offering them List Yegg Property Wlm Me l at half price game jime I NOW PERRY MASON Seven l Days a Week General Insurance i Follow the thrilling exploits of Phone 58F3 Ptachnev, Mich Perry Mason each weekday in AUCTIONEER Daily Detroit Times comic pages f Sales A Speciality For an extra treat see Erie Stan , held at iev Gardners famous lawyer BERT WY1JE detective hero in thrilling color, j phoneftodmeyJ8F2 every week in FUCKIrieComic jfeefttQERATION SV1CE Weekly with the Detroit Sunday Times starting with this Sunday HAFOLD RADY smith, i Dec 3 issue Repairs On AIlMakes th County oi I LOAN j Present, Honorable Hiiam R Judgo oi Probate In The Matter oi the bbTATE OF VVTTH , HENRY C THOMPSON, Deceased do businest locally With It appearing to the Court that the time fox the Preesentation oi claims against said estate should bo limited and that a time and place be appoint to receive, examine emo adjust ail claims snd demands aaamst Mdd doooaod by and before said Court and that i gal heirs of said deeeased ewtltlod I inherit the earte of which said docs led died seized aboukl be adjudicai It is OrderedThat all of the c iitors Phone Plnekney 154F3 DR C I TOWNER Dentist 120 West Grand River Ave HoweU t Michigan Phone 858 Residence blS IXOYXTHENDEE Livestock Hitinq Weekb Trips Made Te Detrott General Trucking Ph4F14JWnckBey, Mich CARL JONES Concrete Products, Gravri, Sand Top Soil Road Gravel Fill Dirt Road Bunding Uoeks Lola Piece or Contract 7828 Totaa RcL Plnekney, Mich Phone Dexter 3116 JONN E MCCLELLAND STEFUJNG IfoURANeE CXX you friends cold neighbors, you can place auto insurance locally You Repay the loan convenient iently S0I4 Porta, uSTsoai 014 Phone Dextet 3461 11168 Plnekney Hd, HowelL K H,W WYLIE JCOTARYINSURAliCE and BONDS PBdNB 138 HNOENBY Buick FOR CHRISTMAS YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR A FAIR DEAL ON A NEW BUICK IF YOU BUY A NEW 1950 BUICK NOW OR A NEW 1951 BUICK LATER ON YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR A FAIR DEAL BEFORE YOU BUY ANYCAR GIVE US THE OPPORTU ITY TO DEMONSTRATE ONEOF THESE FINE NEW BUICKS ND WE KNOW YOU ALSO WILL BE A HAPPY BUICK OWNER DRIVE OVER LETS GfcT ACQUAINTED said deceaaed are required to presort y their Hf te said Court at said Pro u bate Office and to eerve a copy thereoi upon George Poppas, administrator oi said estate whose address is 332 S Fifth Street Ann Arbor, Michigan on or before the 2nd day of January A D 1951 at ten oclock In the forenoon, sedd tirro and place hereby appotaled for the examlna tion and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceas for the adjudication and deterilncrtton of th neirs at law cl fr3id decosed a the time of her death entitled inherit the eatate of whicn the deceased died siezed build mcreased aedit standing here at home IT PAYS TO GET A BANK AUTO LOAN I Classified Advs A A A A A A I Phil Barney Kraizmiller Livingston CotuHr Phene 85588 Representative Ann Arbor TOR SrUEHome grown popcorn,FOR SALEAJnfhTt kitchen iby tiie b or bushel range, coal or wood good as JonLoi Farm, phone 1 1F2 newcheap Phone Pinckney 13F4 Phone 142FU a fOR RENTrModem six room IFOR SALEEight 8 weeks old HomeAase burner stove for sale, pigs Thomas Murphy, Pinriknev Mrs Margaret Burns, phone 71F4 Pon 08F1 iW6MAk frANfeSTcare for automal I 2 weeks No launau,0Ina, dry Phone 137F2L Pinckney, It is Further Qkdered That public notice thereoi be erven by pubttcuiioo of a copy of this order once eacb week for three successive weeks previous fFOR SALE 30 gcdkm Member Federal iposit Iniur ic water heater, ance Corporation All Deposits George Rouah, Dexter Road Insured up to 10,000 tor each LOST Two dogs, botli maler Depositor black and tan hound and a blue1 THE txhV NATIONAL BAN heweH Mich, J night ast Will pay liberal re ward E Edwards dek hound with a fan tail near , M36 east of Pinckney on Friday second flood and bathlocated at FpR SALENew 6 room holse lo cated on an acre of land,oil burn er, automatic water heater, iire place with space for 2 rooms on 224 Kuhn St, Gregory for further information call V O Nelson, at ss j 205030 Noithlawiv Detroit phone 70202 Ann Arbor f Phone University 46487 , Tr Motor Soles tj The Robert Tasch family, Mrrnp ATFgirKTFOR SALEBaby scales, car bea, aid day of hearing in the Pinery Dis and Mrs Wayne AtLee and MrJf 55 seat, cheap Inguire 11360 River rtca a newspaper printed and cucuias, arld Mrs w Meyer were the J5 tJT nf r Bank Hi land Lake d in said County , , e Cy AtLee cJd 61 sprina NOTICE I will make fancy work L tnin copy Hirom R Smith C rjL v mattress, VlCtrola 4 urfjii pate e A tm copy Ceiei Parshall Your BUICK Dealer YOUR BUICK DEALER HowelL Michigan fya Vrobaf Judge oi Probate WT Pinckneys F000 STORE home in Gladwin tor bridal and baby showers and for Christmas presents Mrs Mae Metz of HoweU spentfe 111Jef r MU i the week end at the Lee Lavey fPR SAIrrour l0 H fSMrs Flora MacArtor, Phone 163 home The Ona Campbell family and 1 Sf117 T Carl Lentz were Thursday guests er, Oectnc Dropin Cgolmg uml a of the L C Gorham family at, niilkk strrer Frank Pearce Plum Hollow Country Club De 10960 Stmchfield Road, Pinckney j like new,2 dairy wash tanks, safe call at 422 East Main St in QUALITY J eats ruit Groceries Vegetables troit Mr and Mrs MJ Reason were Thanksqivinq guests of MrsFlorence Artz in Detroit M3 Uorory Rowl f Detroit and wirs hv Hofl Tkurs day dinner crests of Mr and Mrs, Fioris Clark near Silver Lake Pinckney 10 FOR SALErRecord Player, 12 in 1012 in, 35 i David Ledwidge phone NQ5 FOrTSALBOne Row Corn Husk iFOR SAlXiRemingtorTDeer Rifle err 3 or 4 Section Harrow, 7 or 8 2520 30, Kalamaoo white en fL Disc Harrow, 20 inch discs, a Tractor Spreader Elmers 0arage,Oak Grove,Micb Phone Howell 510W 1 1 WANTED Custom Picking with a Wood Bros com picker Th Bank Money Older haPAg becc e a popular means oi pay Phone 24F3 1 ing ijills in our communities own or other FOR SALE A Ftae Wool Ram Onn amel kitchen rane, bums wood or coal 30 Edmund Haines Phone 28 TOR SALE20 guage Repea Shot Gun 1500, also Deer Rifle with 8 boxes of shells 4500 Lucius Doyle, phone 42 btatoee, Cabbage Louis Seodoabte, Pinckney i The Umstead Farm Over 8000 Bank Monev Ordders have been issued by this bank in the past year This safe economical means of FOR SALEGilbarco OU gun type 10040 Gerald Reason FOR RENTModern five room home, all funiihed oil furnace ATTENTION Saws filed Retoofiiel Lawn Mowers Jhuieeued AH Week Done By Maelftne caul A MandeH 11524 River Lane Drive HlLcmd ake, Michkroy setting accounts, provides a per, g 9 Q2 RlvefBicje Drive or phone j manent receipt in the bank nles I Brighton 73 9 7 1 The charges for Bank Money Howell St Pinckney Inguire POR RENT Modem apartment Orders compare favorably tncnv 586 Mower fjrione oyer Roy Clarks store other forms 100 Pinckney IWAfrtfebtSewinfi MCPHERSON sute BAMK sSSartw Fish A s Market Prices , Courteous Service Clark Howell MichAll deposits up to 10,000 insured by our membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Car poratjon mmmm alterations anBlaricum y Pone 124T3 Pinoknev WANTr JQULTrtr Win pert Detroit Tttflriaw ttfeef a H ZJovd Ifaone 6eFl SPOT CASH FOB DEAD or DISABLED STOCT HORSES 500 Each COWS 5JX Each CALVES AND SrKP REMOVED FB8 PHONE COLLECT TO HOGS 150 per Owt CARL BERG HOWEU 4 5 0 bceaeee lot PARLWG COMPANf OOOD QUALPTY COAL ALL 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 29, 1950 Description An account of the resource November 29, 1950 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950-11-29 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/2116b2b286217ae178ad4f7ccaa00316.pdf d326fa45d4809e4de1dbd9fcb64c0140 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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Vf Wednesdav December 6, 1950 No 4 9 Every newspaper in Michiqan has been reminding its readers nat there are so many shoppl ing days to Christmas Some sav 8o3ial Happening CAMPBELLLENTZ WEDDING j Bowls of chrysanthemums and j carnatronss adorned the home Voi Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell Pincjaiey when their daughter, Leona Ruth, sjpfce her marriage vows to Carl A Lentz ir of Nash j ville The marriage service was read by Rev D D Brady on Saturday afternoon in the pres ence of the immeaiate tarn ilies MrsMerwiu Campbell played sev Jeral appropriate piano numbers preceeding the ceremony Leona who was given in marr j iage by her father, wire a lovely aown of white satin, designed j with long fitted sleeves and fUfrj chapel sweep skirt The empire neck neck line was accented by OURDEMOCRACY by Mat this started right after Labor Day lnis is more prevalent in the imported Brussels lace to match ernes than smafler communitiesthe wide peplum Her finger tip 5 ,118 T3 5018 aon does veil oi Brussels illusion fell from not start until cerThanksgivingr a sgiin Juliet cap with pearl and ine chanty ancr civic societiesJeg society are preparing gifts to guaran rge blossom outline and shs j Tware a peart necklace and brace j i 3 j LCO WVMC7 u, peui t iKJtjmag ana Jjrace I very one a gift For them h et the latter a gift of the groom season is too short It is impossble She carried a bouauet if shateez to discover and reach all end carnation centered by a car asge j Leonas only attendant The Michigan politick scene Lee is frauqnt with anxiety Repub Mrs Rita Howe who chose a was dress of teal blue satin with a, matching head motif and her bout j guet was in pink hue Beverly Campbell, neice of the brides was ring bearer She wore I a yellow floor length frock with a halo of pink rose buds Lnnis Homing of Nashville as isted the groom as best man,both rearing conventional suit Following the wedding a re ception was heldat the O E S hall with Carrie Griffith WMmd The Stubborn Wide is stubborn in eating orfy wwk he Needs licans are looking darkly at Wayne county while Democrats are angry because outstate can canvassing boards are allRepubli can, Michigan has had a tab of winter and is bedded downAlter a snowless winter last year they are preparing for a big one th coming year The nations auk output is ex laected lo reach 8,000,000 units Theindustry is suffering a short, age oi vouth for key positions her officers in charge Lois Shirley and may have to deal with a shad charqe of the gaest book in snoxtage of steel, aluminum and which Lome 75 friends and rela other impartaat metals as the war t fives registered their names effort speeds up i The brides table was covered A retired Williamston police with oftearloom doth of Irish man is using his trained tsrrior linen nseaby frer parents at their dog in traffic safety talks He own wedding It was cantered tells the story oi a dog who dis by a lavish wedding caketlank obeyed and the dog acts it out ed by cornucopias of blossoms Legislators having 65,000,000 ho cako was cut by Elizabeth to spend for mental hospitac Conc , learn the state institutions are During the reception MrsEloisef Fritz Shilling, a farmer liv overcrowded 20 percent Campbell sang bv request the l v Although Ft Custer has been , Dssert Song with Ennis Flem it may be used as a joint army ingotlpiaJio School Notes iaderqarten, and First The negro is making gains is his struggle for socal equality The knaerguxten nave started 11fBJUe 9 5 HJSI C rhythm band They are getting baiJSastVland ready lor iheir Chrittnas party TP w t u W war alrxH to tte Chrvi states fraternal organizationsWe sence She tells us she had a 9 lc Sta 9prtoq birthday Saturday Happy birth S0, a 1 I aay Cheryl ola Heacock, as their pastor Nancy Ltarrow is back too and or J3 vears he was Partorol itells us she ha a new babybro fJF0 l h2f thLr a8S He weli educatedU We drew names and will have, our Christmas party Dec 19 Karl Burg has returned to Many think that Mich State from U THESe PAYS, WTRIOTIC AMERICANS AR CALLED UPON TO SAVE AS THRIFTILy AS SQUIRRELS TO WORK LIKE AvERS AT PRODUCTION FOR NATJONAUTRENTHANP TO BE AS STUBBORN AMWIpeS IN QMVINO ONLV WHAT THEV NEED school afteranTlnsTSai g VSkeSS r rneinbership they do not berZrl i , K u Icome so until 1953 as the teams shhm ter WAU C6ifKbratehi3,wera scheduled ahead Never 8th birthday on Dec 6th the less they must abide by n, nK S u iq Ten rules The Big Ten refus Th second grade the, Jto let Q fvcTetlCS w WQe Bowl and rulJd thSm inelgible ri T9 haXmq i r the Rose BowL Michigan first experience with enamel gtatQ razed Michigcm over it at n,A r J nual football banquet for iheir Christmas party h choice for ctSnSLCUff 11 GuSTta i Rolf owl Coach We8 Feiler of , son Mildred Kellenberger, Jacx g g ho logt the champin 1, UTyt had Perfect j ihip to Michiqan on a snow cor Spel ing records last month n P f , The Tourth and Filth Grades of that college liarged M1UuiVhamr m thehSrTeffegyast week He fai 5th grade is Nancy bihpin,runn , tf7uA 1 r1rrv ier up Karen Gustafson blamed for the bonehead play i The 4th grade champion j tiiut lost the game to Mich With seconds to qo to the half instead of usiing up the time on plays are ho osaered a punt which ichi Death Notices ing 8 miles north of Kalamazoo jound the deed body ofkffolynDrown f Churclies St Marys Cafhoiic CLurch PiBCkey Michigcm Uie Uaa HSV xiMwrriisivyni triad iNt,wt,iL 18, of Stockbridge in his cornheld I Rev Fr h asXJ MIKI WEALTHY iSuzanneClarkrmnnirTpTTatl tego totiiehalf instead i Hacchovitz The absences this week down to three Sixth Grade The 6th qrade is havinq a Christmas play called a Chanqe in Christmas, written by Mrs j Tasch They painted the class room windows We welcome James Massey home from North Carolina Seventh Grade The 7th qrade is givina a play called Christmas Landing The cost of characters erj ABENEWELL Chris Campbell turned dowasttfi trtr academy Mrs Lontz is a qraduate of a week after she disappearedbrie Sunday Masses n tY mrUn Pinckne hinh school and attend is the dauahter of Mr and Mrs c,,myo kin RANDY SMITH cdr force station Sally Milbr IT rorc iKiuun Pinckney high school and attend is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Summer bb0, S00, 10i00 l3pTEI SMITH Dick Campbell Supt of Public Instruct Thus,ed Michiqan State College Mr j Glenn Drown of Stockbridge and Winter 800 4 1000 vVMS BARTON Patty Thayer ston wants an uptodate history Lentz graduated from Nashville graduated from high school there Novenna Devotions f BARTON CHILDREN Agatha Hon of Michigan for use in tne public hiqh school cad the University in May She enrolled at Western Confessions ryjoan ClarkMary schools of Michiqan He served three State, Kalamazoo this falh After Friday evening at 730 p mx and Joyce Wagner qan blocked and fell on fo the winning touchdown Gov Williams in a radio speech last week charqed he was not qettinq a square deal from the faaie board oi canTOM ers who are all RepublioansThey canvassed the vote and certified WiJUams qot 1154 more votes thdn Kelly but refuse to declare him elected, qivina as an excuse the recount miqht change itThegovernor says the recount Is ill egal The law says file defeated candidate must petition for the r count and under the board Jinq thre is no defeated candi irAgatna Hn didate Harry Kelly thinks the ryJoan ClarkMary Lou Hohman recount may be over by Jan 1 1951 but we doubt it Recounts toko months rmd sometimes a schools 01 Jvncniqan xie servya uire jiuiy, IVXHUIIAVU uio ivui rnaay evening at ou p Bn ana Joyce waaiitM The deer season has closed years in navy He is employed spendinq Thonksqivniq at Slock Friday after Novenna Devotions MRS CLAUS Marylyn Van Slam T berroitiriT946 took and business is qettng back to in the Lansing office of Smith, oridge, she returned to Kcama Saturday 730 to 900 P, ML brook 7r TTirrUason is the determ Wi , T vl ,rttd Hmrhmrn A Orvll Inr Thp ronn zoo the Sundav maht followina I SunHnv hftlr, ftnn Mrraa DAVID DARREL David Brady ri v r K yfWr of dianuted SANTA Raymond Wagoner intaon of 1 Donalee Swarthout and tatty lflffmmi Thayer drew a picture of 2 girls be taken to cou rea and a boy stanainq in he q , joll, is Senator ATsnow singling Chris anas carolIt for he efgrBHl and business is qeitng DUCK J UI u xjnuiu iiiwc ui WJUU, wuwy, v auwuuy ou w 3uu normal aaain To prevent wastA Hinchman Gryll Inc The coup zoo the Sunday night following f Sunday before 800 Mass hunters are asked to give any le viU reside in Charlotte From the college dormitory she Slricnr, thv have no use for to went 2 blocks to a drug store to 3EI5Sh iLtSutions MARRIED ilN HOWELL qet a lunch and was never seen j Goagregaticnal Community charttobie inions A HoweU den allVe aqain eaviliq the BY DOG SLED TO MAINE tist, and MrsMildred Olrich Bray sloreThe past week hundreds of Rev Donald D Brady, Pastoi s , , ion of Howel were manied at St persons have searched the Kalam i T TrailblcEzer at narson Us very goodCast week on US 112 Gerald Josephs rectory Howell, Sarur azoo area in vain The girl was 4UD frailoiazer at narson y citizenship Reason of Pinckney saw a dav afternoon Thev were attend reported seen at many place Ej chart hur Vandnburq The H this cans do not fear GOT William IWMawU , , jwre attend reported seen at many pwoeirj D 1Q i03Q smon ThfemonTh is a Christmas tree madei in ofhee as they con o strange iaht Itwa a fur dad ed bv the brides son Hugh, Donnalee SwarthoutEach per fm Howie The farmer went out to put up c,, son in the room is represented Meet lire, all boards and commise Vandenberg is by Lonnaiee owartoouiwwi Vandenberg w son in the room is represented ons condition and if he by an ornament and if a person in aai ld appoint ,,1 ni1 m cl rnntm hla Of dieSOV,WllHani3 man driving a sled drawn by 8 her daughter Mrs Wm nowe in larmer vvui UL W y , , SunHav Alaskan huskies These doqs of Detroit no trespasssmg signs and saw 506 Youth tor Christ rrr rvrrt wolfe and are used as the body, the snow having melt 1 11, , i if u SClhedrive was Cecil DERRYBERRYUMSTEAD ed enough to reveal tShe Khad Yanimp Moore a 42 year old fur trader I Wesley Umstead son of Mr been attacked and had been rrgusic JaCk VanimPwho Was on his way from Fair and Mrs L W, Urnstead ofTinck dead since the mgnt she disap cantataDec 21st, VvrnV Alrtika to his home in ney, was marned to Miss Louse peared YrnA HrvTiHinrra inv H,r SonK A picture was Derryberry oi Detrot at that The girl is known here She , idinqs of Joy ,dir tSSn as passed through i place Nov 28 They are on awas a friend of Mary Holt, neice ec b Mrs Brady S5fL wVieh aoDeared in thei,weddinq trip to Oklahoma On of Mrs Stanley Dinkel and has 1 irIS andSt papers, their return they will liv in De been here with hei She has a, C Mennomte Church Ann Arbor caKi H I I brother, Gerald, with the army in L fev iara beacny Pastor TTrHTNINrHITS TAVERN j r Germany The dead girls moth S P bupt j nigr j rmean America but Jap LIGHTNING HlTb CONSERVATION HOTsB er is the daughter, of the former ft5 M Paui ie Bit amde have an wberenVoi them hav The Pinckney Tavern was hit, The ground water levels de Mae Brown of Pinckney, sister Mfng V L fY m LJ a been several years and have Jap VJuahtaincrdSixiQ the hard elec cUned again in November 07 of of Mrs Alice Schpenhals and the y School llju jbeen Wng pictures anaaec oeen w y sweetnearts, talStuiSayqhUt en i a ft lato Charles Brown of Pinckney Jren W ll4ajuruuny ue room with CnnstmaS nfLrSuri bv Com 5d vlathe Televis aerial It is against the law to cut Her great grandfather Terry mq shouid foil in self control his or 1theyare denament falls off the treeTheclass his cf s eYalI menns pre3ident,Manlyn VanSlambrook termn i to proeni DV is shown by a star at the top j Eighth Grado A v On the Bth grade honor roll At present the war In Korea ia witn ui As and bs at last mark going against u when we ap incs were Hicjty MillerGretchen, parently had it about won Ge idLh iierii iieachy, Eva Mae, Mcirinur had Ped toQJt Keiiojwrgcr wnriey Simonson he boys home by Christmas He The reverse was caused by Cam teed vkTthT Television aerial It is against the law to cut Her great grandfather Terry ouS rep1, mq 1 ,, Mnra iit TenteSna the war ErSLToVSe , Drown owned and liyed in the igventog orshg t, oreinen Tasch and MMmgtnd owhelmina u rStSo ar oil the motors in ihe Mid west Wild Life Con house now owned by Charles C9 Ujjisrwce omxey e of numbereThere i c theplace and then followed the ference will be held at Columbus McRorie , weanesaa bUj i M Y , , mi wre te the bowling alley where Ohio Dec 14 16 REV POTTER FETED Rev Potter was invited to at INTERCEDES FOR SLAYER Hovoid Thayer ci Piace dt did slight damage No one was The flesh of the muskrat has hurt but guite a few were uiqm , always been eaten bv noians eaed 1 aTia many white men The bear is only 8 inches long me nowtii oupuai, eaiuui m iu vi ML OI J pmemry DNOS DAUGHTERS 12 1 cnitte oiiiu qoij,i XS5S3if w by force of numbereThere is aan LLLC OiCtRS TUESDAY ger of a Dunkergue 1 Livingston Loage No 76 F talk oi using the A bomb We jiwd the following offi are not geting strong from our alUes They support fear h Hev Potter was invitea TO ax , r rw w 1 v tend church Sunday night by Jf L TS fs 7 r K 11 ChmesI andare wUling to QQ the Howell Baptist church in 10 lf kS2E SSJ1 SniSuqnl toSS wmeans to ,appeal TO raws v7 , w , them Great Britian ctnd FranOJ INCKNTT KINGS DAUGJiTfcK and weighes 12 ounces at Dinn cogniuon ot nis goiaen anmver 1 detim for murderbesi When ir w rnr Ivlier mem uiwi u ior a man, woman Mich State San J rf jeUy for Xmas montoa there In edd and snowy, couwrw qptHMU JSTTtS orge coroner taalaJrsnonbdenw early spoil ffiX X father never pr a homejAjosibrook mver they can be used as aruuanq Rather nari 1 ve4Ur z, i 11W,, r, T in J for him Klftttl rmrt a romnrm IXTI AI Uu DWQ Mzrr UN c glasses J iviuier wv ,cwi v , J W Curiett of Communist China ffQiy receWCnW Gen JTSSSmSL Ona Campbell ffljte George Gardner e pcn ISnowl 6 Saturday, Dec 3 mere wm SeTdrtve in the n ST limits Have, your Papi JJS for 4H Handicraft Qub MABBED W DETTUOT ney atfer a delightful pCS ol forestry in the Grv served bv Rev Pofer were Ti sSi befagcelbrated mGrW MiMonU ru TLr Pods Huron, Gardenddle, and,7 brffb lOpoint buck with a others Rev Potter wordaied of bingo and refreshment, of ,L T WMTbeeii baaged at Clare, Mich, in 1903 three ice cream and oak lot of 2 VlSaU yafsrTwcyears after his prfra career lovely gifts were pressnted uiarence A O ZSZ ,7 Trter ounce d , aiaoir Flint, Marshall, of rice 5 nret Howard Taylor, Gd S D Flint, salt a r, ,PSX Chaplain Rex Sackett, Tyrian greatest PWXajvation ti from Chelsea Dexter and Pinck Jl TW A S oiin the highestbirth ratewi Miss joy nranae flerry at LneJseajr Tv A A VM Krrv,n of rice and a ua and Robert Dale Quigley alsolPTA1 DUnt saH day China of Chlea Guests were present LDT the higHestbirtti re the opportunity of a We tun evenin ,Lodc Detroit and Secy Robinson iivjiiiea O E S pSieT oolbw was mamea The ow to ja w g toqute Si place on No 2 J2 SSFyJmSt t Y 491 rrwina Nor to ohftl not MORE DIER MOT George Meabon tr wot a deer TWO MORE STRICKEN Dexter has 2 more polio vie tfms They are EHsabeth Led WM iv wa 01 TWar Aimrt wldge 12 aod her sister Cella nearBenUey take last vesk J18 ftncknfcffi 5 R dMof Fred Rebmoi fr a Mali tdfft Ssftarttiout 18, Pincimey, gwara , tJIJL TK oMnn rini mm WJA from liii potestfi PSa2ff,BEiBa,l,,i JSPW ti V v rti , WW V iWTJwsiyW , WT wm, , UfX Wednesday, December 6, 1950 Vj , WJHBOBWG NOTES uving , vii Supervise Howell Thi1HowelL Mlchiatm ass iw BET Dc, 5, 6, 7 Lancaster Dorothy McGulr I MondL1 wto started in IurWd Hejxllccms aid each allowed 3 MISTER 880 ffig hcdlealiyer and a J Coy iBriP0 star pSponSyitf tS11 hoard has I THE RANKER AND THE LADY wiponea its tnp to inspect the Cartoon Kensmgton site near Brighton tnesit for the proposed nationalbunday Monda D 10 ll Cazleton Friday Saturday Dec 8, 9, Richard Widxnark, Paul Douglas in PANIC IN THE STREETS Roy Rogers In DexterTheatre Ai CovHtieaed You always do with an So Comfortably Warm So Wonderfully Relaxing I The gende warmth of your automatic blanket lulls you to sleep ever so quickly Featherlight and luxuriously iuity, this blanket keeps you comfortable all through the night automatically adjusts to temperature changes in your room All you do is set a single control Automatic blankets come in twin or doublebed sizes in beautiful pastel colors They are wonderfully easy to care for wash like any other woolen blanket Get a good nights sleep tonightand every nig Get an automatic blanket under omsidercrtion The Dexter high school basket ball team plays 4 games before Christinas Mrs August Engie Honurah Fohey of Whitmore who has been, confined inSt Joe hospital Ann irbor with a broken hip recoverig Beverly Jean Tupper, daughter f Mr and Mrs Ward Tupper of Dexter was married to Richard Huston of AnnA rbor Nov 25 by Rev Bishop n sat Sanaa dncw iS p THE NEXT VOICE YOU HAR UUXUK2 James Whitmore Comedy Cartoon News Friday Saturday Dec 8, 9 Delux Double Bill FREE FOR ALL fun for all starring Robert Uumming Ann fciyth an Percy Kiionde Joe Paiooka in , THE BIG FIGHT baed ca richer comic strip Starring Leca Cxroi joe Kirkwood Shows 7 p, m and, 830 Sunday, Monday, Doc, 10, Nancy Davis Jy n Tues, Wed, Thui, Dec, 12, 13, 14 Doris Day, Gordon MacRea Gene Nelson, Eve Arden TEA FOR TWO 2a Technicolor , Comedy Cox toon PRETTY BABY a, tot who put 2 honeymooner on the spot with starring Dennis Morgan, tieisy Drake anc Elxxxr Gween and New ComingDevils Doorway AH the Kings Men I Betty Pickickrughter of Mr and CVT V 4 fi 44 U A rVli fci Mrs Erwin Pldd of Dexter won a SXIJY Ail lIUJfl weeks trip to Dallas, Texas as Chnen JVfccn the delegate of the Washteaw J T Junior Farm Bureau Schultz, Bros, have opened a hardware store at 2902 Baker Rd Dexter Friday Saturday Dec 8, S, i THE HAPPY YEARS4 fgpftr by Tocnataoa TO Dean StockwelLDarryl Hickman Scotty Beckett, Leon Ames i lues, Wod, Xhur, Dec 12, 13, 14 J3 SUN HGHTER A Drama Starring Gregory Peck, a man who lived by his gun Cartoon anti Newi ComingBlue Heaven Life witr Father, sponsored by Dextei Kiwanis Club li Cf Twie in EDISON EllCTIK THEATRE 7 pm, Mondays, WXYZTV See Your DEALER or your tdioitofficf Born to Mr and Mrs Fred Sing c ,Elaine Young of Gregory at Kavve hospital Stockbridqe last Sunda Monday, Dec 10 week a son, Frederick Stevens, I Emory Hoard of Greqory and Mrs, Myrtle Lewis of Lansing j were married Nov, 19 by Rev Wooicock of Gregory, Mr and Mrs Walter Corser of Unadilla were honored on their 60th wedding anniversary Nov 4, by a dinner at the church Tue8 Wed Dec I2 13 14 annex Bom to Mr and Mrs William Darrow at McPherson hospital in Howell Nov 22, a son Rev Richard Robertson M AVOW fWfAiiUt Stockhodqe, Michigan ,, SIERRA A Western In Color wttfc Wanda rendrix Audie Murphy Friday Saturday Dec 8, 9, Burl Ives, Dean Jean Jagger P TENSION Sundoy shows 5 v, s I murder mystery with Toyland Premier The Boy and the Eagle Ricnara BoSehaTt Audrey Totte Calling on Michigan Outfoxed THE JACKIE ROBINSON j Sunday, Tuesday, Dec 10, 12 i A Drama Starring LIVS OF A BENGAL LANCER Jackie Robinson, Ruby Lee and Kipling story of Kyber Pass with Louise Beavers J Gary Cocper, Franchot Touo of Cartoon Spoxtreeij atost Nw IUMW katniv T Wisconsin is the new pastor of StJohns Episcopal church,Howell Rev Fr Fedawa of Owosso, a former Howell priest, has been MOB 715, US p m A t r xiicsjrKr MODERN, LOWCOST HEATING v I fir 5 6 f Donald Casmer, 23 of Lansing was shot in the ribs accidently J mate a monsignp Jast week by Howard Tottingham 3 of Corunna whila hunting deer 5 6 miles north of Howell A clipped editorial in the Liv the 400,000 men who hunted deer ngston County Press points out j SJ j in northern Mich, last month is j double the ffqhing force we have i in Korea i Dec 14 is the deadline for filing crpplcations to take the examna iton for postmaster at Cohoctah Coming No 711 Ocean DriveFrontier Marshall County Fair CorrungRetuTn of Jesse Enchantment James V V A UlflKm moRniiiG I OAL HEATER todel 520B lb C1 Cap J mum PARMERS FEED SUPPLY YM, the modern convenience and amazing ptocomy of tfat WARM MORNING heater it Inily a sntatian Its tht only heater of its Idad in tht world Exduiive, patented interior conitruction xttulta in an abundance of titan, healthful heat and big fuel saving Heats 11 day and night without refueling Boms any hd oi cool cokt oc briquets 8tmlautomatio tfttlno Ittd Start a firt but onct a ytart GosBt It and tea tht dependable, lowcost WARM MORNTNQ today Mrs Ilia Reason and sonChashave moved from the Jay Reason home in Pingree to Howell The Ann Arbor Council of Churches has approved a plan bring 50 displaced persons there, from Eastern Europe Sj5 The Burroughs Adding Mach J of Detroit announced a planj J ,o pav pensions of 125 to employees 65 years ol have worked for the Cv 30 years or more Beyond Compare Value Beyond Equal a monthf Sfl who apany COMPANY Max Russell M Water Sjr terns t6 Stanley OinKel 9 V m urn M Am ead or Alive FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROTLY 540 Each COWS 5Q0 Eaceh HOGS 140 per Cwt WE BDY HlDEb mD CAU SKINS Central Dead Stock Co 25 Years Ago St Marys church has been newly decorated After 32 years of se vice as j Grand Trunk agent at Gregory j and Pinckney Willis H Clark rej tired Nov 30 He succeeded Will Black here, in 1904 who was tran sferred to St Johnx, At the senior class social Fri i day night Roy Reason, popular 8th grader won the pie eating contest The following high school stu dens axe on the honor roil for NovDorothy Carr, Wayne Can, Bertha Walters, Vera Kellenberg er, Robert Stackable, Harry Mur phyElizabeth BokrosHazel Smith Marion Levine, Viola Burnett,Viv ian Kingsley,Helen Feidler,Oer trude Tupper, Rita Roche Wil helmina Bourbonnais, Rusaeli Readjanet FeidlerLoretta Roahe, j Elizabeth Spears Mr, and Mrs John DWhite en tertained 40 people at dinner Sunday in honor of his birtday Married Nov, 28 Henry Gehringer and Mae Starkable of Mor ion, Mrs Mary Teeple Mann died at Eugene, Oregon Dec 4 The body will be brought here, 1 j Rexie Smith won first prize inf the amateur contest at the opera house Friday nigM Waifs Leland brought us old bill printed laf a FtackiiT demee Iuly 4, 180 It Dance at Adamj Hiitaa PinJo neyMusic by WmeaqTZlitoS Bros Band Bill 240 prop V X 1 err HAW ff V PG OTA iff I, 5 Piece Dinette 6875 FEATURE FOR FEATURE, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR THIS DINETTE GIVES YOU MORE FOR YOUR MONEY STURDIER CON STRUCTION, HANDSOME STYLING, BETTER MATERIALS 30X40 TABLE EXTENDS TO 52 INCHEqENUINE PLASTIC TOP AND DUCAN PLASTIC COVERED CHAIRS CHOICE OF COLORS v Beurmanrs M ONE MILE EAST OF HOWELL ON ROUTE i 8 K JiSfMtxT texr r rWL zi I RK h MC pF V 3 ,W 4 iS r THE WNQKNEY 9I8PAK3T Wednesday December 6, 1950 Is Pndmey Dsencn t v Th X AX e Peoples toet ei cJFlfftr r 1 Piststflwi 114 uMMf3LJFS oh tore Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur DeVoe Viola Burnett at St Joe hospital Ann ArborDec i,a son Duaae Clarence Hex mother,Mrs Marion Burnett is taking care ot the 4 otler DeVoe cMaren Mrs Mary Baughn and MrsHelen Singer entertained group ei ladies at the ssrogAA home flssssf fcftt ct OB ttoxk shower for Mrs Clarissa HectorA lUfcch eon was servefl and the guest ex honor received many niee gifts Warren Fuchi jr and wife oi 11 Detroit were week end quests at Groceries, Orygoeds the Earl Gallup, home Cann 00H ist , Shoes ishings legepie r vft 9 istoreJ j Mr and Mrs Gilbert Campbell and son, Robert, of Frazer were week end guests at the Merwin Camobell home Garth MeyerMerwin Campbell and Jack Hannert went to Stjoa nospital, Ann Arbor Sunday to give Clinton Frye of Strawberry a blood transfusion but did not do so as the hospital dia not have enough help available toi giva one Sunday night Mr and Mrs Jack FoIIick and 2 children and Mrs Watson oi Detroit called on Mr and Mrs henry hauck Sunday at vhu Curletl home Joe Clark was home from West ern State college, Kalamazoo over the week end He is spend ing this week end in Chicago Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson re turned from their trip to Fiondc last week While there some thief stoletheir suitcase and 2G0 in clothing H men rtliable and lo rutsfy, dissolve and sapnify grtaiVl trtth and oW or pie solids JJii medtn cheol guaranr qjck ond tffl cient reivbt 12 to 16 hoft NO SHUTDOWN of poQlorfonkncy rhemiconj working 5 JO, 15, 25, 50, o,d ONUNffiS My ton Hughes 17 Lakeside Dr RttA 1 Senior Play Thats Mv y TO BE PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS AT PINCKNEY HKqtH SCHOOL ON Dec 8, 9 , CAST OF CHARACTERSfe fs flJJjS PALMER BAXTER, on author JOHN P WAR Mrs Viola Read entertaned thy EVELYN BAXTER, his wife JO ANN GRIFFITH asi rtesiaciiis of tne Livmqston J EST rfilCE EVER Spcolal de luxe PH1LGASTAPPAN Range J nobert Bowers and wife of Web I iter we Pas Ooiuiiy Imqs Dauauters noinD isciay, mqston at her j MISS ANN were Sunday dinner quests ot Mr and Mrs John McDonnel Miss Betty VanBlaricum dauqh C W Hooker and sons of Ani ter ot Mr and Mrs Bruce Van Arbr were Sunday quests oi Biancum wxu woiy at the Kinq Ar, and Mrs Bert Hooker oeeley plant was hurt in an onto acciaent last week and Is in St MRS I jtfiry henry, son of Mrs, j Henry will latiV, instantngTitfnc feuraeiv removable pore drip trays V ItUBlHeoven with gfaaaw inl and oven Might t4fcour dock vnth builtin time V fthntrde siiials oooJng tbne, up to GO rriutca V fgrtture irforniatioii V BtaaftMtcd Bijjnel tvd 4vt is on , v Si range V LQBg worAirss arrt, oi Iain finish Conetaicu w ti TttC Mr and Joe hospital Ann Arbor, with fac kxke his ial injuries She was riding with j iieretord call to th 4 H exhuau Mrs Crockett of Gregory when at Detroit on Dec tj 7 Dale iviar the car skidded on the ice near shaiL son of Uiarence tviarsiiuxi Poraqe Lake uieory aiso has an exhioit The Pettysville Civic Assn and the North Hamburq Extension Alice Gearhart of Dexter speii, Group qave Mr and Mrs John bunuay at tne Mark Mash home McDonell a surprise Monda Mrs blla Stapiah of near Uhei night at the Lester McAfee home sea spteut ine weeic ena at ine in honor of their 25th woddinq, Louiti Coyle home anniversary buaday quests of Mis Rose Frank and Ernest White of How iiCuate Wbie Mr Marjory Park ie called at theBenWhit hom inson and daughter, Judy, of Sunday Ann Arboi and Mrs Cora Saw , The Wm Kennedy family of year oi Ann Arbor, Detroit were Sunday guests of ivlr ana Mrs Cierry Eichman Ms Vollmer are oarinq tor the Glover child t, Mrs JSetue Vauqhn has gonp ren while tneir mother is in theto Webster to spend rthe winter hospital with a new baby ,hnher Mrs Rov Billy Shehan of Ann Auor and 7111, n, , nx , E Francis Shehan of Easl Putnam k ch Clark was in Ann c,, f , urr, Arbor Monday BAXTER Palmers aunt VIRGINIA SHIRLEY LOIS KEENE, the Buxtersnelghbor NORMA EVERS VIRGINIA KEENE, her daughter MARY MARGARET CLARK wi CJLLEn, Virginias girlfriend MARLENE flCHNBDn ALVHN, bulw at the Keenee JOHN PACEsR OLGA the Baxters maid BETTY 6EGBB LESLIE TREMATN, a newsboy CHARLES CAJJU CHUCK LEROY, his pal MILTON MATTESON LAUREN GRIFfTITH, friend of Virginia BRANDON WHIJ1 ALDEN SAUNDERS JOHN HAMMBLi CLAIRE WILSON SUSAN CAMPBEI NINA HAMILTON KATHRYN H1NRY SYNOPSIS OF SCENES up ur truest 1B CKS ilBERAL TRADEJN ALlOWANCrON YOUR OLD RANGE Now s the time to modernize y ur Vilchon with Philgas , the thity otlod gas for farm an tAn Vomos You can huM far ard v , but yoj vrnt find a bor vu aiyulire an this bee11 He lue raige fenVrr, too, KQ WV z CJ vnerou tiuucin uiL u on your oid range regard less of type, rnke, a corrlirtenf Ersy term, ff you wish MANY OTHER PHILGAS A FIANCES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE I were Sunday visitors at the Wm Shehan home The L J Swarthout family at tened a dinner Sunday at th home of Mrs Edith Gailup in Fowlerville honoring her daughter, Mrs Hazel Rogers of Morris Plains, New Jersey Mt and Mrs Tom iine enter tained 14 children at their homo Friday night on the occason of the r son, Dicks 6th birthday Mr and Mrs Chas Whitehead and Beatrice Lambom of Greg 5hinwTXXi v Mrs Cora Sawver of Howell is rr spending the winter with Mn Mose Hendee 4 Joe King and family of Detroit were Sunday guests of the Qirf ord Chambers family The Vincent Shields tarnily of Ann Arbor were Sunday quests a the Lee Lavey home Herb Sneed and wife of How ell were Sunaay evening guests at the Ross Road Home Mrs Albert Shirley entertained a group of women at her horn ory called at the Jesse Heniv j abl Wednesday night at a ling The entire action takes place In the Baxter Eastern city ACT ONE A summer day ACT TWO Scene 1 Later that same night Scene 2 One week later Evening ACT THREE Immediately following Ad Two, SPECIALTIES THE QUINTETTEJ Paul WareBrandon White, Mtftort Matttso Sonny Fuhrmc i Duans Gulick Accompanist Susan Campbell home Sunday , , Mr and MrsAlbert Dinkel were in Lansing Thursday eri3 partv Mrs Mary Hofi entereaincd at dinner last Thursday nightMiji Allen Davis called at the Albert Minnie Tolles c Bay City, Mr Dinkel home Sunday He is last ancl Mrg Darrow Mr a DUETSusan Carrbcll, Brandon White Accompanist Eloyse Campbell TAP DANCINGSnny Fuhrmaa Mrs back from the north Sunday guests of Mr Mrs Lloyd Hendee were Mr and and Mrs Henry Hauck and Mr and Mrs P W Curlett and Paula Sunday gnosis of Mr arH K fUt KMchM Rngi from 9950 Automatic Waftr Hfn from 950 SEE US TODAY Wl HANCRt AIL fNSTALUTiOM 0CTAIL4 Swart hot Mrs June Hendee and sons and Mrs James Whitley were Mr and Robert Horine Mrs H J McKenzie of Detroit 1 Pat Jeffreys was home from jack Schosser oi Ann Arbor East Lansing over the week endj Mr and MrsEarl Baughn were He qraducrtes at the stcte police Sunday callers at the Rex Nog ihere this week gle home in Ann Arbor The Dan Howlett family of jtGregory were Sunday callers off the nobert Read family omm I AND USE CHRISTMAS SEALS Lorenzo Murphy is on the gov jemor recount board They start at Howell today Mrs Besse Henry has dosed her home and will spend the winter with Mrs Iva Reason The John Smiths Kathryn Glea sonreturned from Mio last week j where they spent the week end I with her parents i The white fish are said to be running ia Little Portage Herb Sneed, Let Huff, Temple Metz and Francis Fish of Howell had a good night there last week Sunday guests of Mr and and Mrs Fred Read were Drand Mrs Steve Brown Mr and Mrs Chc3 Aellio of Detroit, and Mr i I and Mrs Joe Schosser of Aim t Arbor The Robert Umstead famly have moved to Walled Lake and I he is working for the Chrysler V Motor Co Lloyd Hardin and his family Have moved Into the P house Tcrtd by them Rebert Vedder and iamilv ov The Hcmard Rdfca moved to Ann Arbor where he is Sunday at the George W1WP on the hre dept home in Ann Arbor mnfot Only you can , rcwfW ii v IX , ssMsMBSSMssissssisiBssssiv a p A vV ,, ww Wedacd y, Wownber W, lttO 47 jllears Ago 1 ttrfnecdafc 1 JOUBBOYs 01 SEBVTCE 6 1950 gri , iV lollowng are called to rel I Rev Cop oi the MX church J fort 4or army induction Dec 5 1 venisou le brought back from the Harry HasenbuiL Howll Paul has our thanks for a roast ol north Born to Lyle Briggs and wiie 1 Dec 6, a son Win, Kennedy returned from the north last week with a deer, The Young Mens Club will put on a wrestling and boxing pro qram t rooms and the accabee hall Saturday night The card is follows Wrestling PMFESSIOIUpliM Doherr, FowlervMe Leon Glenn, j Jerry Housner Adrian Seiqle of Brighton Stanley Cook, Muford Thomas Bain, HowelltElwia D Breuiser, Gregory, Larry Camburn gave us 500 ,last week to send the Dispatch 4o the boys in the service Any one else who wishes to donate 1 may do so Also give us the ad J dresses of the boys in Jhe ser THE HNCKNEY SArfTAHlUM MABT1N k LAVAN Hey M Duffy, hL P Wktmm ,qAtl0y Sjffl uuu JflcbiQon j Idqhlpn, Mich iicdiyTi00 A M to IKW P M Phone iwTll fcrncnrinq Except Wednesdays MoTuFrLScrUytom HmtM DR G McCLUSKEY State 8717 Lakeside iDrive license Hush La Caverly vs EmilIxrmberteon vice DuringJWorld War II we L , with any other fuel oil heater Compare it for ECONOMY cVcu get fuel savings of up to 1 full gallon of oil out of 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Gilbert lux mavsa w, Ed woiua u, 97706 APO the Wcrtts farm at North Lak J wara T HoweU 012877K 5 SanFrancsco 9MI tfltnntVAilS ionpoiiy aX fxedvqe l orekeeprs, local LAVETf HARD W AR home Fndny mght toe 04 people Mar v ma mmm appointment Pron T V ofliers who find plenty of n 1 Bey Cope, Gearae Green W This Is a b e Watts iarm a JNOIW 1 warl w VJrl is Capt E Arthur Swarthout is workma in, Mendd HaarS8cCal the Pinckney Bank n w ftFrancsco Bert Nash raised 4 carloads j SiS to Yoved j YB BJT WE SERVE THE TOtKS on the Fred Stowe farm in Una m TOWN TOO Married Dec2 by Rev Farnam t o fca Jnv of Gregory Roy Placewav and yofpfarmers who bank LwTRtiH w are equally oroud ,orekeeprsvlocal tojf use for 05w AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYI4E fone Pmckney T8F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HABOLD RADY Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinckney 1S4F3 1 C I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Roed, Dexter Phone Dexter 3481 P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modem Equrament Ambulemoe Setvlce Phonjs 89 6 83 Pinckney, Mlch FRED C KBCKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand Mver Av Ueviefl MlshiacBi Phone 358 Qesidence 6l LLOTTTHENMB V Livetieck Haulina Weekly Trips Made To Detrofl General Tracking Phens 84F14 Pinckney Midi CARL JONES Concrete Products Gravel Saad Top Sou, Road Gravel Fill Dlr Road Building Blocks Lcda, Piece or Contract 7828 Toma RL, Pinckney Mich, Phone Dexter 3116 Buick FOR CHRISTMAS YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR A FAIR DEAL ON A NEW BUICK IT YOU BUY A NEW 1950 BUICK NOW OR A NEW 1951 BUICK LATER ON YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR A FAIR DEAL BEFORE YOU BUY ANYCAR GIVE US THE OPPORTU ITY TO DEMONSTRATE ONEOF THESE FINE NEW BUICKS ND WE KNOW YOU ALSO WILL BE A HAPPY BUICK OWNER DRIVE OVER LETS CT ACQUAINTED , Mortenson and Irvm Hen ihad telephones instaUecu s rjrriZ bank for ave 1 our services This is H, STORY OF A MAN WHO , m 5TQHY gjjjp WVJH LOVE The traqedy that ended a sn wTtSlt Tor adventure aU tS people d our community lwe1 something for you HW WYLIE KQTARYI0E and BONDS 138 PINCKNEY lasfflft i JOHN E MoCLELLAND STERLING INSURANCE CO rf Aepesentative 1 69 HoweU 1169 Pinsey Rd HowelL Mid A A A A A APhirBarney Kralzmiller Uvingston County Ffcone 25586 Representative Ann Arbor 1 OH SALERecord player with d FOR SALEAU white kitchen Emole Funds Avail changer Plays through any or all range, coal or wood good as We L W Loans k radios within 200 ft Cost 52 00, newheap Phone Pinckney 13F4 The tragedy tnen e1 1 ante xor WiU 8eU for 25ooPhone 150 TOrTTRENTtModern sixloom couples marnage never snom Estate Mcctgaqee or Personcess, estmate time and iill in by homebase burner Stove for sale have occured except tor a au Reosonle Rotes Tt, TTCTT, ,TNOC WI JMrs Margaret Burns, phone 71F4 wnn flashing smile ana un MALE HELP WANTEDtTool MakIA, MT irn V bands iiasnmg hm er and Estimator Small shop I WOMAN WANTnDTo care for offers permanent Job to qualified 2 11911 iaun Member Federal Joosn Insurlapplicant, preferrably should re dry Phone J37F2L Pinckney once Corporation An Deposrte side within reasonable arivingjFOR SALENew 6 room holse kK Insured up to 10400 lor each distance Must be able to pro loo an acre 0f land burn Hurst, in the American WeeWv ay Rmdav times Voure unSs Detroit Times PINCKNEY 4H NEWS Th Pinckney Handy Hammer Cub was organized Nov JV j 700 p m The Robert Meabon Depositor THE rlftST ATIONAL BAN flewett Miik ess,estimate time and fill in by doing bench and machine work ,To start most of the time will be spent on bench and machine Lot automatic water heater, are place with space for 2 rooms on second flood and bathlocated at 224 Kuhn St, Gregory for further ier it is expected consiaerable j information v o,NftlsoiL time will be spent on precessinq phonQ 70202 Ann ArborJ and estimating jr T t Bru Trv,1 x rvo Ho Ipri RATFBabv scales, car bea, Inguire 11360 River land Lake I 11innCtnn Alntnr n 0 Henry Reporter, James , rSyed thoundry at the Ford br ttie lb or bushel ior bridal andbaby showers and UVinUdlUEZ IftUlUI JUIC3 WenowhcweZlmeondOTWin Cla jonLoi Farm phone 1 1F2 for Christmas presents W start our work next weefc 9R d former WAC Pna U2F11 lM Flora MacArtor, Phone 163 four BUICK Dealer YOUR BUICK DEALER YY 1v1 i start our work next wee HowelL Michigan Marshall Meabon is leader, 2613 wSe and alormer WACi Phone 142FU The baby was hrst in 5,244 en FOE SALEUEight j trants Pinckneys , 8 weeks pigs ThomasMurphy, Pinrikney Phone 1Q8F4 for Christmas presents Mrs Flora MacArtor, Phone 163 oldior call at 422 East Main St in Pinckney, 10 jic water healer William Gallup and family oi George Roush, Dexter Road l4Wlv w n j Detroit calledat the Murray Kenn LOST Two dogs, both male, a 2520 30, Kalamazoo white en FOR SALERecord Player, 12in, 1012 in, 35 t David Ledwidgft ,phone No 5 FOR SALERemington Deer rtttie edy home Sunday Mrs liir Kennedy icnt last week at the Ambrose home in Howell k black andtanT hound and a bluefomeikitchen rone, burns wood dek hound with a fan tail near or coal 30 Edmund Haines cni lastMSS east of Pinckney on Friday phone 28 vonnedynight ast WiU pay liberal re fQ iXLE i ward E Edwards Khdk Gun I 205030 Northlawrv Detroit I Phone University 46487 I Tb Bank Money Order has become a popular means of pay ing bills in our own or other communities rWn guage K3,0Shot Gun 1500, also JpnRifle wHh 8 boxes of shells 4500 Lucius Doyle, phone 42 FOR SALESingle bed, complete SJlLrirtotatoes, uabbaae 6 3 piece blond bedroom suite with onions coil springs and inner spring Tfo Umstead Farm martreesi Victrola 1 I Call 9105 Pinckney QUALITY Over 8000 Bank Money Ordi 1 ,ders have been issued by this ibank ufthe past year, j This safe economical means oil POh SALEFour 10 gal milk cans like new,2 dairy wash tanks, safe Garel Electric Dairy water neat er Electric Dropin ceding unit, a rnow stirrer Frank Pearce eats ruit Grooeries Vegetables setllng accounts, provides a per 109eo Stmchfield Road, Pinckney rmanent receipt in the bank files i n Silver T Vtt F 1 f rift ALE 2 lots B8X132 each , , The charges for Bank Money Qn Howeil St Hnckney Ingue I Orders compare favorably than,Q 595 Mower Road or pnone ATTKNTIONI laws Vim Lawn filed Reteom Mowess Shcnened All Week Dene By Mflcnin and OocBNBBteea A Mandell 11824 River ime Drive HlLana LaNfie other forms 100 Pinckney, WANlriilewing rations Fish 1 tSBR It I fa Market Prices Courteous Service Clark MCPHERSON SUU BANK m J Mich rcfaicY FOR BENT Modem apartment over Hoy Clarks store Phone 124F9 Pinoknev WANTg3iOULVf vVUi Pv vetXOR SBflDBS Bstsss C H Uosjd UMBS 6CFL All deposits up to 10,000 in sured by our membership in the Federal Deposit msuranee Cor Ion SPOT CASH FOB DEAD ct DHABUK flfOCI OOOD QUALITY C O A L HOlBw40 COWS 5X0 Booh CALVES AND SHIP ALL SOBS ON HAND PROMPT DEiVESY PHOHE HOGS U0 ta ftir hnr rthrr m 1 A EOWjtt 4 0 tAttaia coMPAiir i DE g itidliwfti,Jr Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 06, 1950 Description An account of the resource December 06, 1950 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950-12-06 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4b4e777d83ce7c8f75e2b77842016179.pdf bb8e8126ea9dbb5ae4f3b2c3b7a87f20 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. 4, V rr SJ , X, i S5 I Church Notes THE CHBBHMKP CANTATA OCRACY in cMr 01 the Jongl churcb will present the oqntcda entitled The Music at Christmas by Ira B Wilson Sunday evening at 745 p m This cantata i written around the familiar carols that we all know Tfc Junior choir wil also sing a group of carols at the beginning tKe programThe following is theprogram Michigan, fretting over the poss w nV ibility of a third world war, is 91 , t ,, yawning over the recount 118 bv ibo Junior C2ioir Silent Biggest jolt to the Republicans Manger Joy to has neenthat alI nSSTrnT f World Ws a Songfctthe takes so iar have favored 0 lSLS Williams His lead of 1154 was H P1 AC0r , tripled the first week of the re iiJPV0 n cfttl Holy Night full choir, He Shall J Michigan is now watchina the fjffi Hta Hodijaolo JW legislature Despite a cut in op Mr There were ShejAerds, pfopriattons the state is still part JackHcmnett and full BASKET BALL SCHEDULE Tues, Doc 12 Grass Lake here ft ilehi htonhU ttA Jan 5, Grass LakJs there FrU Jan, 12 Manchester there Jas 15, South Lyon here M Jan r South Lyon herT to, Jan 19 Dexter here Fri, Feb 2, Brighton here Fzi Jan, 26, Hartkmd here Fri Feb 9 South Lyon then Tues Feb 13 Hartland there Fri, F9b 16, Manchester here Tu Feb 20, Stockbridge here Fri, Feb 23 Dexter there 1 TiS MONTHtHATlMAL 4ASt WV AVULASL V SS STATCS, WILL BemfiMQUNQe 7H HUOSONiVA MTQ EWYCXaT Ws 1 durma ihe FrJS0 fa warbuttoiigto mouriea iT WVT MegedZ2Zl Waf coninuMkmsdto I2S3JS a Wtute far it ft I the wn2 JSr end EL2 J was not very scientists kepi fcf However Pending more money than it is Jang fa The specter of more taxes is apparent as many state agencies are asking increases in appropriations The state labor unions want the corporations to stand the in creased taxwhile other groups would increase income taxes and lower exemptions chok That Holy Night, solo part, by Barbara Miller and full choir, Little Town of Bethlehem by Ad ekride Rose and Geneve Van Slambrook, Good Tidings, solo part Ann Shir ley Reason Glory to God by full choir i Offering Mn a uowiy Manger State workers have formed an Joani Griffith, Janet Lundeen, j affiliated union TV uii Kathryn Henry, Barbara Nash, unaffiliated union The object is T6 jstrenghen civil service To piovide oetter working conditions To get state workers wages on a par with industry Average weekly earnings of, Michigan Manufacturing workers has risen too 7640 Unemployment in Michigan is rising Auto factories are laying Lois Shirleyjane NashBill Brady David Nash The Magi, Mens Chorus Little Lord Jesus solo by Susan Campbell In our Hearts,solo Paula Curleet i The Living Song Along the Old ChristmaB Road, full choir We welcome anyone who vers IMUJ Bobon, MaryM C2ak Qnnry, Virginia Shiriey foCharles CaircL MLton MUIM Ct ft Wi today marf,S9pl Sttd thati SSf PPal onaai nt and margarme HIGH SCHOOL HOWOfi hCU i weith Qirade AJoanne virutoth are cotton peanut and corn urised skimmed Eleventh GmH oi the 7 K butter was an important Jarm m Eleventh Grade AMary Jean Kirshke orjuay Aschentxrenner, M9n COT BLorraine Tomasick Dick VanSlambrookTenth Grade A Lois Beacny Cicure Campbell A Lucille Beachy iSaScW dpermaSSTbu Barbara VanSlambrook ndsold idrmittTmtSs ffi ,Mbetog more profitable Butt uct and rural members of iaturee bad enough power Kr iaio6lo,,ed oieo o high that its cost was pohibttverAii l V , dairying be gem to change, due to better trcmsportation and more and off men due to lack of necessary j loves to hear the carols of the materials Holy holiday season The choirs Michigan citizens have bough have been working on the canta 175,000,000 worth of savings ta for months The freewill offer bonds this year , ing will be used to buy music for The army claims its 33 percent,the choir refection rate is better than in a WffiicL urges o S25000 A 1 TO lilE 0110 000 state buiUinq program Dear Editor David Martin, a Democrcrt on We, the undersigned would CoMVEftTfNG THIS 0AAT NATURAL JtSSOUftCC TO PEOPLES USE, HAS JNIV0LVEP THE BUILOINO OP A VAST SYSTEM OP PIPE UN5 REACHING PROM COAST TO COAST THE INVESTMENT OP THE MONCV PKOP1E SET ASIDE IN SAW AND LIPE fNSORANCE, MAS HELPED PROVIDE THIS DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF FUEL TOR, INDUSTRIES AMD HOMES N OUR DEMOCRACy, bMarilyn ClarkJas Mattesoa Mary Ann Wysocki Ninth Grade ADavid Nash BtBill Brady Judy HcdnesCamy LaPrad, Ken Matteson, Barbara j Miller, fioserrkny Mrofka, Hotold f Rady iB Dick Darrow,Marilyn Perry hop us the price of buttel ,PBp so high that few could asofd it and oleo sales boomed Churches St SissV s oAefl Guvck Plodrney Michigan the state liguor control commJssT We, the undersigned would MrnLwIi in has becme unrxpuloxwiffihis like to protect the children of the NewleaS St flaftL i u i u C cr DUI, Pettysviile and Cady schools nlT1M,1 fe wxs marrW from uie reckless drivers who, Vrl TWWivinq Day speed past our local school areas 1 of Nativity at BU 10UUU0 tishtog Hcenses We need more drivers to re f bue graduatedtfrom Prices on Grand Rapids furn memter that a human life is a 11 ure may be 20 percent higher preaous thing Young lives are JF ,3 Cojege in t lQfii at stake in this battle of speed,530lor 2 years and grad vs caution An ounce at stake in this battle vi BJWSU J i,, 7U siu State Highway Commissioner vs caution An ounce of coinmoujjcmi thsMngirering b Zeigler is opposid to any toll sense will keep our youngsters, Jgg the Umversty 011 turnnikds or hicrhwav in Michi alive nuz u, ary years the jails and m Qse 1 Michigan were a to ts state In recent yf of BeallB has a lot oi them out at ousmess vingston Washtenaw and wm ot Mfri recenT years xmWol67c keep iro with the ideraarte and PtaS times At Jc election Shia, s maenaewt W tor Christmas presents last Friday iSleEL IfeS X neTpu SSBT iiuTSSaai ThePsond gra S The school got 8 turkeys from the states burpius stock and will serve a turkey dinner this weex to the children in connection with the hot luncia program s4ui nuuer or , ,,, iu secona araae la aiaa uaci cans irom Uie recklws drivwrs who, tj31 Thtmktqiving Day SSSSLTSM Th now printing some speed past, our looalschoolaTeas, , Wr mSFsM loSo TV 1 i 1 A HSTsBVASSeJtM llAMJkMjhsaft 6t90, 800 lOtOO 1130 00 4 10KW Nevenna Devotkmst I back all to other , after turnpikes or highways in Michi igan JONWerVATIOlf leorKs Michigan has achieved her best iorests lire record in history We want the Pettysviile Roaa , After a wedding trip in Florida u WTV ccnd in couple will live in BiloxiMisS to cease being a speedway become school youngsters continue making mis road un VSK J9 1 JBWEDW ANNARBOa oui rights as seing a spavvuy ww cv jj viii,ivui a safeway for our where Eddie is a radar instructungsters If the speeders oh at Keesler Air Force Base Fourth and Fifth Christmas gifts are being made m at 730 p m j 1 to 73090e R 111 pQj j jan a piayThe Wizard of Yule A multiplication test was an no meed nr this week The winn ers names will be published next week CimridrivtrsthcSt M6 AZ Swarhout, daughter wile Lodi the anvers ot of Mr md Mark gwarthoou ongrsgattctial CommunHv Church fiev Doiaald D Brady, Paatoi Wed7 pjnSenior choir practise B pan Auxiliary meeting at 5380 acres, Tius U ,U pe automobUe, ,p 0 Thur, 4 p m Trcdlblazers meet wwa oniy ooau acres This U , 52 4 it 71 MIN wa l1118 w 2 p nv Ladies,Aid at parsonage percent less lire and 75 percent ft fw Wed rather 5alph Curts of 91 7 M prayer meetina at church ess acres nura over uL ,i We mean busmess Wed rather the ceremony taking place at Tonic CnStmnft uTthl Sf ened oniy ts lire an 75 percent lheteSfprtvSusUdto,0ttoMI IOAnn Arbor A reception wasVbodthUiiiS vearas rr 0V6r iS1 SriyXBTlftL0,S22 LJRLPsaiTuitopI year, ine oest pi was in 1941 when dlled nore deer than yr Ano 41 P held at the brides ripme The Sun, 1030 SermonBorn to couple will Uve at SwarthoufsKjng n30, Sun school J730, Christmas Cantata, Music of Christmas Be The jcdls at bic eQSe So another eleclten wDl be csstsd to vote on a new losXi a Robert Wallj, Leona Marie Benn er, IhsBDV Deer hunters are asked to is Jggj, jdir MavBam JSstl 11 5 Ptor hi their deer kill cards beioreSlta NaJohn Ptetrasjohn S , Pt Walter Esch they are mislaid J KrlL airtord VanHorn Kackney Saturday at 1 p m IfMMaahi Paul Chattee The depthas sent out 2798000, Mr Mrs1 J OUR BOYS IK SERVICE Jerry Drown, with tne army in pine seedlings, a quarter of million more than last year The bear kill is expected to be double that of last year when 700 were killed i amnoR PLAY The federal decision against SUUUI1 riilx eljij01 fl cornmercial exploitation of thet jv Senior class play playedStoddridge ovatM ahpll denoeits in tkp Louis , MAMj iitaAa tha school I rre Oorser of Unodilla is now in Japan jaundice Harold Cor 1 i MfMiteg Worship Satffty Bchooi , at the Milner Funeral Home at oyster shpU deposits in the Louisto two qood houses at the school I C01 of Unad ana Gulf coast area is expected i Friday and Saturday nights It ,,031 anay hospital to help duck hunters as this isjwas a rollicktog comedy built I S1C with jaundice He 1000 iiUUi Sevenih Grade The 7th grade had a pleasant arprise last Wednesday when Don Swarthout knocked on toeir, door and asked if they would Sffil Ike to see some pictures The PP22n next hour passed away very JSf guickly as they saw many sceneslTT of the Golden West DonJook the pictuies on a trip last summer, W They thought Donnalee looked rmc, pretty against the western back ground Sixth Grade Between acts at the senior play last Friday and Scrhirday, Ports Umsead recited the pemfrf Santa Rides by Ernestine Co W rn Beyer The ggveijporship recount was in fuU swing last week end some amusing luCksjSiits took placeJU Stanton tS4i SSim board was told to put,t battots in a vault tor wmmfmq Apparently thek only oils js a cemetery So they put thlm trojre When they wspi aftsr thsm the door was ftcseVshut When this had been chopped open Us ballot bos was found oien to the floor Most of the mistakes were dur ,, Y w ut i niMiaii nwg , iistotWednesQOv the cnuareii garw toSii i 2les eeting 7301Whatge in CXitoaS tot Sctruiday hi order to attend fnofea Wesssip lf MrsaS the funeral of his sister, Carolyn, I Cottage FeUowmhip Service llor m Wednesday 8i00 P M an miortant duck winter range und locrnnrifm and Paul JJ marksmans aw J r 75 Grand Led will M e IK Vealfcy , , Da iadiihi landi a lmponani aucx wmier range around loann Grintth faux v0wu a marxsman The 1950 commerdal fish croplvVare who in onSr to please ai0 f PtBragg, N C ill be less than that of 1949 wealthv aunt, Ytgirua ShirleyA lettr received from , rv zz M Hoberta ACKiey m MJW ,v geTaT4eaV old lrphan news had landad tt SSffe JSs37 lschfSmess bov Charles Caird, to imperson18 50, 0 A11 Arbori11 theoaexistant 9 yearc did The George Meaborr family has 5a Royal Oak 43 DcnsvlUe 41, Bghth Grade Thsbmipportma cast was not heard from Dale Meabon or, WUUomiston 30 Fowierville B9 init1 ix Coot Tula, hurivmrf mi nrvA were the biggest catch, 573,000 lbs Herring was next with 573 BASKET BALL SCORES Mrs Tasch had the class write pctrographs on why we snouiev study Russia Janet Shirley and Mary Jane WL Man riifftx pre thai another a Another the anoth perforat thrown out wmorgot soe s and city ort drawn up1 a ftwfani an ille, own case pointed out me orxiinqnee prohjbted rnaking left turns froBr a one way to a two way seot and torn a two way to a one way street but there was noftiag ssefeMbWi turatog from oaoojpsway street to an I ge S4ioweu 33 Mikm 39, Sal1 LZTm iteariy muter wjyu w e 29 Morend 43 cton 14 KAid absit from red last yd fipcpk 40 Universiry 37 Ypsi JteiffiJL L Aat maarfJUnot opswrte which was 25, 534,000 lbsChubs t Z 0A orphan news 0 goy, Charles Caird, to P68 their non oxistani 9 yeart oldi I A vaeorgw ivxeaDozr iaznuy aas nuycu mumm 000 lbs iS Thsir supporting cast tsatSpt neard from Dale Meabon or WUlkmiston 30 Fowlerville 62j mde is working on a as andto The sale of deer licenses ,1 husJaDdief DDoromygfceu,g Halt 67, Haslett 60 cS WoaUed Bethle percent less mis year than vSSU aSSandon WhitejMeabon since Nov 2 last A tele grookly 59, Grass Lake 26Stock iHSL y 1 000 to the hoie The minOfs lay teams and in the Michigan bush 10 percent less mis year than Margaret Clark3randon White, last toapiing Ucense sales 12107 33 percent less and resident fishing licenses 2 percent Caaepanon law violations in creased m October from 319 in Sept to 801 Fines and costs in Norma Evers Mgrflyn Schneider Susan Campbell, had been hit in the fighting erased to 20476 Ilohn Packer, Millon wawes rr rTT r 7 To rsduos the excessive f Aduet by Susan Campbell and laraeror held 0 th ate ha opeW, tto,1WaPiidrSebi population the state has cpenea Warren Dunes park to trerpp WIN OPENER 51 TO 45 Pmcteey beat Grass Lake las n5s 51to45 Ware pot lBJack Jeffreys and A Mrosssa 10 eac, J Msssass 8 and Matteson 7 Th second teamgot beat 56 to Sonny numbe land Quartette A CORRECTION NOTICE TipeciaWee wer songs br WU ,HgJ jjATOMT JfelfS Clritta hi SSDuan Gu32kPaul The funeral of Carolyn Drown Ww Years Day but Instead , , iwareBSrdrWhCnnrwa heldat to Milner Fuimal Jlr Sunday, Disc 24 aUZ5l No 7B r ,3355331 hem Town Jimmie Lavwys tJZ 11 wa ctthoirroU ly mistake last casting g week PTJBJJp SSTALLATDON Lnaston ldoe No 76 F 4 A left th bkrme to televising and broad has intro duced a resomtlos reading Tte LI ssliOttStlftssoaUl andWaddflefles BUSINESS CHANGE HERE niinf Zvlr bvttie celebrated Hart tor possible suspects News reel A btisteesr change took place iXflcwed by hmon The 1 PBMT rlss 1 n iSvSLS00 1 en took, pteturea bo far no to jta PtKter tat we,k Mr ClgSg SSTaS ta aSI Iportant dews up State Stat m 2 Pinckney boys knew the dead girl slightly ne A big leagues can be WloluPia Stale poUee rueoooed1elaurant teMrfcCathmneHeatb5d TaGdS D Flint tf ly boys lent week who ctf ID laftoVUato and Mm Heath SSSata Bex Saefcett Tyxta ue fifP iirss fiODinsoasL mrs neam onaiOQWjison B There is a correction to be, , , , , made in the list of officers elect , thsfcHrskw Mrs Heath and ed last week by Iivingstoni O E NOTICE iMr cfefldrsa will operate the oe secona team M Lodge No 76 F A M Special mftetlng on Friday issluuiuttt under the business 26 Galloway led Pinckney with Lawrence Bough was elected eyenna December 15, tor mina name of tSatohles Restaurant 7, Anderson got 20 tor Grass Senior Deacon Lawrence xnx tea J P tTMr grand opening is this 1,4 burn was timid lusior Deacon, ELeanot Boaghn sWf players 1st UUUUMUy II Mrick lefbeys nas passed 02 , state police examtoatton and si0s assigned to Bay CsV l jasv Jyr V iy,iliS,The wWCmMtff MLIaq Wednesday, December 13, 1950 BiwMyoufeelfliis monuraj o FIT AS A FIDDLE FRESH AS A DA FRISKY AS A COLT NKTGHBOBPiQ NOTES Olive Branch Lodqe No 542 of Dearborn worked the FCdearee long farm at the Fowlervlile Ma onic Lodge last night Francis Dodge, grand marshal, spoke at the banquet I Mr and Mrs Charles Spencer of Brighton, former Pinckney are residents are visitinq in London, England Mrs Dona Sequin 23, died in DjtroitNov 29 She was the wflfe e Charitee Rjed Sequin of Howell who pitched soft ball far Pinckney a couple of years She married Sequin in May, i950Thefuneral and burial were in St Charles Mich The Alma college choir will give a concert at Howell high hiah school on the night of Dec Mr and MrsGus Smith of Mar ion celebrated theirgolden wedd ing anniversary Nov 28Two Michigan college coeds were killed on US 16 at Lake Chemung and Dorr Hdlast week Howell J W as I, We W,ic ii i, u Docis Day, Gordon Made Gene Nelson Eve Ardea si TEA FOR TWO DexterTheatre 4k Coin Friday Saturday, Dc 15 16 Warner Baxter STATE PEN1TENTARY Um, Wd Jhm, Dc izu i9g 14 THE SUV Gregory Peck, a man who Uvea by his gun Allen Rocky Lane In BANDIT KING OF TEXAS Cocoon Sunday, Monday, Dc 17, 18 Sunday Shows 215 p a Cao Robert Taylor, Louis Calhern m DEVILS DOORWAY Comv Cartoon N ALL THE KINGS MEN Friday, Saturday Doc iS II Doha DOOM sffi Wm FauUdns Novel with David Brian, Claude I Sunday Monday Doc 17 18 T , Shorn 7 and 30 Broderick Crawford, Joanne Dru John Ireland, John Derek Hereby Mooday Shows Tatdl MY BLUE HEAVEN Coming 111 Get y Two Weeks Its wonderful, the difference a fluffy featherlight electric blanket makes in the way you feel when you wake up Youre so thoroughly rested rarin to go An electric blanket is as soothing as a lullaby Its gentle warmth lulls you to sleep keeps you toasty warm all night long And it makes no difference whether the room temperature goes higher or lower, your blanket automatically adjusts to the change Electric blankets come in twin or doublebed sizes i beautiful pastel colors They are wonderfully easy to care for, wash like any other woolen blanket Know what a really comfortable nights rest isgetan electric blanket with Love, Wyoming Man, Treas tUM wl J 20, 21 ure Island SYLVAN iHEATEK MSB when their car hit a parked dis abled truck The two negroes who were drivinq the truckLewis Johnson 21 and Joe Pride,44,of Highland Park, were arrested on a negligent hoocide warrant Donald Slaght 19 of Detroit,was the driver of the car the girls , , , TT were returning to college in FridaJ ,iJ Doc 1B I SUNSET IN THE WESr Lee VanHom of Los Angeles California, is visiting his parents, Ro Rogers Estelita Rodrigues Mrr and Mrs George VanHom L Penny Edwards Qf HowelL J t Cgrtoon cmd football Thriflg SB Mw,, TUMM Doc, J7, 18, 1 Cain was granted a divorce vw rscvnra nanrv from Vivian Cain and Doris Steff U A EstJw ensein from Norman Steffenson EHm nBrin T ni nrtu The Brighton high school Loot pef Betty Gable, Dan Oailey by Dexter Bwanis LIFE WITH FATHER TOM in EDISON ELECTRIC THEATRE 7 pm, Monday, WXYZTV William Powell, Irene Dunn Ed ward Gwenn Elizabeth Taylor plus Stage Shaw oi local talen I Chidre 50c, Adults 100 j Coming Blossoms In the Dust Stars m My Crown, Sierra Summer Stock AVON IHEATlSB Stockhridge, Michkre ball banquet was last night The snday shows 8,1, 7 pictures of the Mich State Notre Travelogue and Dame game were shown Cartoor Brighton high school is offering i Wtd D 0, 21 See TuiDAffRI a course in auto driving wth Arch Peterson as instructor Marvin Clore has been named master of the Briqhton Masonic Lodae j The Dexter school board has visited schools in Benton Harbor, JNites South Bend Kalamazoo rmd Battle Creek to aet ideas on their new school to bo built Baker Rd Shows 7 p m and 9 30 THE FRONTIER MARSHALL A WNto In Color Randolph Scott J Pta HERE COMES THE COEDS wtth Abbott and Costello or fa and Peggy Ryan j ComingDestkiation Moon, Coun Friday, Saturday, Doc, 15, 18 RETURN OF JESSE JAMES story of famous outlaw with John Ireland Ann Dvorak Land of Fun Lot Town Your Atrial Hono Shoe Wizardry kl Years Ago Sunday, Tuesday Dec, 17, 19 ENCHANTMENT a nne picture with Now Cartoon nysLaslFUahl mingPioeeer MarshalL Jungle Stampede HoUiday Afiaii Dont Forget Kiddies Free Show Sat, Dec 23 Also Midnight j Th Dexter village council has, ty Fair, Petty Girl TTTPed an ostfinance recralatina Watcch for Nex Weeks Xmas ff Jm New Years Eve Wl car 1 lots Party for the Kides on Dec23 V6 0 NeW Dec 3i MrlITI BMb io US aM Lan Pat UJnftm moRiiiiiG COAL HEATER MfSLRH rABMERS FEED SUPPLY odd 520B lb, CoaJ Cap, Yes, the modern convenienct tnd txaxring ooray of the WARM MORNING heater is truly sensation Its the only heater of its ldod In the world Exclusive, patented into tlor construction results Is so abundance of dean, healthful heat end big fuel savings Heats ill day and night without refueling Botos any fcbd of coal ookt oc briquets Semiautomatic, fcagitint feed Start a fire but once a year Come la and set the dependable, lowcost WARM MORNING today COMPANY Max BsellM Wafer jrfitasee Stanley AltaKel A large crowd attended the wrestling and boxing card put 1 by Uie roung Mens Club on oatuiaay nigntThe feature event was the boxing match between Froi MilJer ari Ray Kennedy The professor can take It i The school heating plant is on jthe sum and must be repaired ciuijngj Chjistmas vacation J The Maccabees have elected the followng officersCom Chas I Campbell Lt Com Peter Coni, way R K N P Mortenson F Ki George Teeple Phy, Dr H F Sigler M A, Wm Dardee Sergt, Frank Hall 1st M G Lrwin Campbell 2nd M G,Ruel jConiway Picket, Wm Wright Sentinel Ed Cook i A carload of Christmas treee was shipped from Gregory last hwelek , I j John Brogan and Miss Emma Huttenlocker of Stockbridge were married last week C V Van Winkle bought a car load of Hereford cattle at Roches er lest week Nelson Mortenson has sold over ,100 worh of fur so far this year I The mother of Rev Fr Commer ford is seriously ill Hugh McCabe died at the home of John Shehan Sunday where he had lived for 16 years The children of Harry A have scarlet fever Kirk VanWinkle has been renamed WMof Livingston Lodge No 76 F A M The Unadilla Farmers Club meet with George Backus Satur1 day v The Washington Pedro Club met at the S E Barton home Scarlet fever is prevalent in Gregory and Unadilla Lyers Rural S elenev3 MAKES HCoMS OUT OF A MINUTIThe Fastax camera can take so many pictures so ast that one minutes action, when slowed down on a movie screen would make an eighthour show Developed by Bell Telephone Lab oratories, the camera is used to study the rapid motions of tele phone switching equipment as well as the action of human vocal cords Research aids such as the Fastax help to improve telephone service THE RINGS YOU CANT HEARIt wasnt too many years ago that nearly every ruralline customer served by Michigan Bell could hear the rings of all other parties on the line Today, thanks to technical improvements, nine out of every ten hear the rings of no more than half toe parties on their line This is but one of many Ways Michigan Bell is providing steadily better rural service 25 Years Ago 2j re re will J 1 iwfa Dfcsul er Alive FARM AMMALS COLLECTED PhOJVTLV OfiSES 5X0 Each COWS S500 Eacch I HOGS L50 per Cwt WF BUY HIDEh D CALF SKINS School closes Dec 23 and School closes Dec 23 and opens Jan, 4 1926St Marys Altar Society i hold a hard time party at the op era house Dec 2a Music by the Leverette Orchestra, Dexter At the hie drill at the school Friday the building was emptied in 61 seconds t Anthony Battle celebrated his 9th birthday Wednesday by en j tertcdning bis friends at a party I The Gregory school has organ Jized two basket ball teamsa girl and a boys team Both teams lost lot Chelsea last,week The girls j on the team are Francis McCleer, lotte Howlett Thelna Palmer,Isa bel Bowdsh,Ccttherme Crosman, I Bess Leach, Clara McVey Char j well be held hero 6ea 21 at 90 Marion Cranna, The boys are 1 c Gkwa Tsout Doane Jacobs, Se Marys wctary cauaht fire H 5fookl Galbfatm Tuesday aaaana but te fir en Joe McOeaj, Clare GUxnoreJiey ntltngrsri ft HOW DO THEY SOUND TO YOU In recent months many Michigan Beli operators have been attending meetings t find ways to give you better service Theyv listened to their own voices on wire recon ers and analyzed many other phases their work and theyre putting their fliv ings into practice They hope you noth the improvement MICHIGAN BILL TFLIPHOMI COMPANY , LWLJ 9BKB9BBBB Boys and Girls nolds Wylie, M J Titus The Dispatch office has been moved fromo the Reason build ing to the Gene Campbell buildIng Mrs Margaret Larkin, 87, died f JOQ BUy SJJ KINDS OF SCBAP METALS at Whitmore Lake Monday L wjTCH OOT ADV IN THE HOWELL PAPER FOR PRICES Burial services for the lateMrs I PARER AND RAGS Mary Mann of Eugene, Oregon SPECIALS ON CHRiSTM VACATION FOR Scouts, Schools, Farm Crabs and Boys and Girls and one Wr Logan Edna 3 8 Howell Mkh U if vWw , 7 ff CAN BBhe wtU beif you bring home the television set that hes wanted so long, that hell use so much Laughter music, adventure, magic television at home means all that to a growing boy these days, but it meansalot more than just programs Now he can choose grams, with you to help develop his tastes, instead of viewing the choices of someone eW No 10 hell spend a lot more time with Dad, watching ball games together and listening to Dads stories about the very teams theyre watching t Now hell be able to invite the gang over to his house for TV instead of having to slip over to the neighbors to see television himself No wonder the happiest Ud Oft the block will be your eon when you make this year his Christmas I Bow Usee He Jut a few year hack ye were tariUed wttk the UOU swiaimtar sele, ready to take a phage tale tit eeel, lewtag waters Maybe ten years fret wr yesll mat U take es other shgege each M soytnf a sew home, a new ear, a leaf vaestiea tola Theae take meaej and Wheres tt eeca Inf f reaa The mart seesle knew the easy answerV B Savtafs Bead En roll new far the FayreO Sevins Flan where yea work, er If selfempleyod, the BoodAMootk FUa at year sank Yon tkea save aateaaatfeatty aad kt If istofeTfer today U Tmmmrt, TELEVISION is moving faster than you think New programs, new atari make their debut very week The longer you wait the more you Heres just a partial list CHILD PERFORMERSTalenUd singers, dancers, musicians, inspire your children to cultivate their own talents Theyll be more eager to learnpractice more willingly K WORLDS GREATEST athletic events Fathers and sons follow their favorite teams together from a front row seat Television help teach your children sportsmanship k THE WONDERFUL world of make believe enchants children for hoursis often both edu cational and entertaining It sure helps Mom especially on rainy days Peter Copra MMttMik Dimtor of th Beys Club of Sew i or, uyv Television Is more than fun for boys It is significant nd true that since the inclusion of television Is the Boys Club program, the Gnee Club Drama and Musk Groups have improved tremendously In the number of boys participating Television properly integrated in the overall program of wboiaome recreation will continue to make an increasingly valuable contribution by keeping growing bovs informed, entertained and happy eeeentir a in building character and developing personal MUSIC DELUXEI Now you can set as well as hear your favorite orchestras, singers, instrumentalist Yes, Television gets you right on stage seats, no money could buy LAUGHTER under your roofthe shared pleasure that binds your family closer The greatest comedians of the entertainment world are in your living room every night on TV TELEWSION may never again cost so little EASY PAYMENTSSEE YOUR DEALER TODAY yaar Bavmf Beads wfll rrery IS totalled TfKHIfWOfst ff AH PteMt aliitaasat aJarl OA iVTTvejnfl ejsjsjsjsjsj vej Mok Mcrop Y1kk P LANT nutrients have to pmy ball together to make high crow yields possible, the Middle West SoU Improvement Committee points out Each element has its work to do Each reinforces the other None eon do the whole cropfeeding job by it self 0 AH nutrients must be ui oalancod supply to give you top yields, the Committee says You cant increase crop production by adding only one plant food element when others are short If your soil has plenty of phosphate and potash, but is short of nitrogen, you wont get good yields unless you supply that nitrogen And the same is true of phosphate and potash, respectively University of Illinois agronomists demonstrated that it takes the com bined teamwork of lime, nitrogen, phosphate and potash to get mafci 1 mum corn yields They made their tests on nutrientdeficient soils at the Brownstown field A plot that had no fertilizer yielded only 147 bushels of core per acre When nitrogen alone was add ed, ihe yield was 143 bushel Add j ing phosphate brought the yield up to 24 B bushels because the soil got some nitrogen from clovers in the rotation When Potash akne was idded, the com nold was 119 bushels per sere Liming brought the yield up to 31 bushels When lime, nitrogen, phosphate and potash all were added in balanced supply, the ild rose to 44 bushels per acre 4 r OlftSO Ansrkaa Teketoisi Deiisrt sajMaaufscfcjren, 405 ay, Dec 22 at 7 pm AT THE FmCDICr HIGH SCHOOL GYM Puppet Show TO wr IT nance TAUDCT Gift for the Kiddies uomom ir THE WTCPOCT mm wiw Mji 2 awaBBBBisBByi irs i Opening I S V Pinckhey School I 7 Dee 16th i Anti Inflation Sale gad dUldrw, ar witt, O fcirtccy of 0 Ptacta ,3 cMiderahl wawh uN at of the UKand ft w my of it h M fc Mw Fieri OrtkSrrf Sn2 firtland 7tXthTT t William v V BUY ONE PINT OF VAOTLLA 1 Farm Mad, Dream GET ANOTHER PINT FOR One Cent 2 PINTS FOR PLUS TAX 30c WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR STOREWE WANT TO SERVE YOU GOOD QUALITY GOOD SERVICE FORMERLY ROBINSONS SODA BAR, PINCKNEY rz1 7 wrote under the W be found to sorSb The first school established in Putnam WGBI not in Pmckney at all but at the southwest corner g the, intersection of Deader and Darwin Rd on John Sigler farm and was called the Sigler school Later it woe moved a mile wee to Toma Rd and renamed the Harris school ai several families of thert name lived noar it This was District NalJitnanv The first school in Pinckney was Putnam No 2 and we are informed by MrsHattie Decker dauantsr at Dr Charles Hose, Pinckney pioneer, toot the first school at rtnekney was at Main St and Dexter Corners Around civil war time the school was es tablished at its present location It was a 2 room frame building, heated by a wood stove but it served for many years In the eighties it became too small and otner buildings were used such as the Potlatch, former saloon The people men were not school minded and voted down several new school proposals Late in the eighties the old Red School house burned down mysterously and the first brick school was built here in 1667 Up to that time the school had only owned hali of the block where the school was located the McCullouah feundry occupying the south hali of ii Now this property was pur chased graded and trees set out The new school was not built out tragedy as a workman fall from the roof and was killed Harry Wards Furniture Store 0 4 WEST GRAND RTVER HOWELL MClmKW lO HTWeeWe c THE FIRST BRICK SCHOOL BUY AND USE CHRISTMAS SEALS In 1936 with an enrolllment of lover 200 the first addition was I built on Ths included the gym A laboratory was added in the yfear 1948 The athletic held ma bought in 1936 but was not grad jed fenced and liqhted for night games until 1947 The present building due to the growing school population and consoUaaoon of li districts is again too maH and plans have been approved to build an 6 room elementary school at the west village limits on M 36 W No record was kept, of the early teachers of the school Prof William A Sprout took charge m the seventies and was supt tor 25 yearsilnder him theschoo was made a 12 grade oneStep hen Durfee succeeded him Then came Clayton Miller Theodore Gaul and Hugh McDougalL J P Doyle followed him and was supt for 25 years He put it on the athletic map and on the ac credited list of the University of Michigan Ehrin Hulce was nevt and remained 5 years Wesley Reader, the present supt succeed ed Hulce Gene Mann who makes local history a hobbydoes not agree I with us in regard to the location I of the first Pmckney school He says it was located on South Howell St near the present home of Mrs Morton Burnett and not Dexter Corners, Conditions were I unsettled in those days and there may have been schools at both locations Mrs Ktrtland was school teacher and operated a private school for gjrls jn Detroit felSms comjna to Pmckney fim creassresfsicnf rayon gabardine dress, cut twfm a pertectiookft air Boldly buttoned pockets, or a doss o drama Slim ekirtploat, etitchtrim pocket aaf collar for that allimportant casual look A c ht fashionright colon 1019 12 95 ZZ1 V ff A M PEIRCEE 41 WOtt FOE WOMDT HOWELL BUY WITH CONFIDENCE n BSSJSMSAt Afk mewewmf jp ,sfSsrslM 17 wste year wtBfctSSSMwei s shtssts,itm to sj me eum fsili sees fP9 isves IMSF As JsyestsMSS et fctTi si fevSVssis ever wmmfotr Cily you can PREVENT FOREST FIRES 1t Sri iflwqpigy PISPATCJ Plnckney DispoKn d m fed oc i of Merck f I 7 1 matter at Feetet o J 114 geJfawell It ttogmUl I Kdiine 10WEST ffclCE EVER Special Don Bums is now in Japanhav ing been flown there irom Calif j ornia i The Cliffad Haines iamily have rertsd tne Hay Burns farm house Betty VanBlaricum,, in an auto uoc ajfAt is home from St Joe hos pitai Ann Arbor hev McLucas has rented hisi house on Pearl SL occupied by Julius Aschenarenner to William feiiniu oi M b Wesi , Mrs Wm Carsweil who hat Deen in ehe hospital is Stfriusiyl ill at her home ai obe LUJ j Mr and Mrs Wiliard Wiawey J r celebrated men weaaniq umi i iversary last week by havmq dinner at Saratoga rainis, nwu , iNovd iviiss hois McDonnell was home irom thtf YpsuuiiLi iMUiuii ovi the week end xsancy Lundeen oi Detroit spent the week end with Loma Shirley iier parents carne aiwr ner on uundayThe Home Extension Group met with Mrs AaexUiue lAose ou iuesaay night, liwy aio working on purses Mrs Nelson Potter was called to Biedsville Mich, on Friday by the aath ot a cousin Uiaren ce Wiles, aged 84Mre Potter returned on Sunday G W Meyer and family of Stockoridge were Sunday guests ut the W H Meyer home MrsAlta Meyer and Mrs Viv ian Ledwidge attended a qroup 1 meeting oi the teachers of soumern Livingston at the home oi School Com McCallum in IJ ricvvii Friday night Clarence Deal and wife ot j Dansville were Sunday quests i , , , or rLr and Mrs Wm Shehon Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy Vir and Mis Gerry Eichman I were Sunday dinner guests atcpen Sunday at the Russell Glov the Arnbrse Kennedy home in, gf home in Fowlerville iHowelU ISS Alberta Dinkel attended a biinaay party Sunaay for Miss Ghonsne Meyer of Briqhton Mr and Mrs Lloyd hende ITSMJF J XEyOLUTIONARV lo more pnsIvA gnhtoy pumping and digging up of c iipooli, 4c lonki, ipog pooh, grvai trof ind doggid liltai I Here th mesl reliable end lov method to c,uofy distoiv and taponify groi, iludgc, hair, fith ond ofntr of jiic tolidi i r ,r , e cien rniulk 1 , JI a l li, 5 0 15, 23, 5 St tl N Myren Hughes 5717 Lakeside Dr Rush Lake , ui guaronlf quick ond effl J 16 NO SHUTDOWN u hemlta i working Otf fi o OH ftntflMV A rt itie, instnlifhttnf removable porcei drip trays Vtontttt ovta vHh Hu wines tad ovta light lock rfch bufltln Mrs J H Hooker received not lice that a farmer neighbor, Mrs 1Vii i4 j Ray Baker, died at Montgomery,1 yVeAJ, j riday guests at the huss Mich, died Nov 21 The Bakers r iVaoher iamily in Lansmq owned the Lester McAfee iarm I rs Alice Schoenhais and the James Whitley familyspent 1 Krue oi Howell spent Sunday at the Wm Whitley lna,aX hJo olav 1 n ni nnd attended tee seruro piuy home in Ann Arbor Q Mf and Wllliani Stanley Colver jr and wife ofLamb Willa Moyor oi Ann Deiuia were rnaay callers at, Arbor at St Joe hospital Dec 3, tne iviurray Kennedy home j a aaughier MnChesY Mrs Louis Coyle jvirs unebiy Miss Borbaia Buehler of Chel Murray, Mrs Clifford Chambers sea spent rriday with Uenis Lea ond Mrs George Charbonneau vrfiage I attended a shower Saturday nite for Betty Penoud of Webbsrville Ivi and iVlrs Robert Seefeld oigiven by Betty Bokros at HowalL Coiurnous Uhio, were coiiea jr and Mrs Ross Lamb of uuie rriaay oy tne illness of his ast Lansing were Friday guests lauier, juuus oeeield, wno sua a n Tom Ware home and at eiwa a suOite ne is at University tended the senior play nospitdi inn Arbor I Gen Mann andMrsCora Webb iie iviuiiuy jMameay lamny i Webb visited hjs J were batuxaay guesis ar the Wm d Erwin ln 011 iif1 n fnrrons Aladdin Lamp for your every every pwjMc Inmps wit i slender baaee, smooth Iv rs, rounded bases Finished in lie colors that will delight you Many L, ill I,mated from within ond cast a aoft Ileasant glow What a variety of color and texture to hadeH And Aladdin roovM fUM firt1on C is arc 1 ose from in Aladdin I,i Shades I ir, u moderately priced flakniftder 5irr,alsoonf , up to 80 w ioutflt VHfttkb gives time nd wmfttttofi iuformatioa lATft working area ort kt finish Concealed oo WDt 1 LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Vrw ii the time to modernize yvxx kitchen with Philgai , the thrifty bottled gas for farm and tovn homes You can huat far and ivide, but you wont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range Remember, too, we will givt you generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Esy terms, if you wish ANY OTHER PHflGAS AW1ANCES ROM WHICH TO CHOOSE I Uqviup horn JJQ roiknLnoH ine Uoraon riesters oi ipsii Iti were iauaaay guesis at Anarew The Wm uua iamily nav received wwra mat eryi iea Aaseh has landed in Japan ivir ana MIS L J ttenry, Mrs Myna Ware Mrs Alice Schoen hai and Mis Lida Karus attend ea the funeral ot their ccusm who nave been hospitalized with broken bons Both are now home irom the hospital Mr and Mrs Ted CaUnski of Whitmore Lak were guests oi the Lester McAfee faxn Lrs R K Elliott underwent an appendicitis operation at Mf er son hospital Howell Sunday , Mr ard Mrs Clare Miller ana H J FEATURED IN NOVEMBER V c nirs Uaroiyn Drown Satuiday Th l5r Walter Mercer family ot hast Lansmq were Sunaay guests at the wmMercer nome Kobert Horine oi ixxsi Putnam , was a Sunday dinnegr guest of 1 Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendee The CJhubbs Corners neighbor hood group held a joint birthday party and reception for Asher at Btockcriagedaughter, Caroyn, were m a nan Sunday Sarc ledwidqe is keeping two Belle Isle poiues this We A oTynalleil eUef Mr, FTk V H VW urmann party and reception for Asher Rev and Mrs Du Ruth , Wyiie Robert Pike, aid Lloyd BiU and David anVuthe pro I Hendee at the Wylie home Sat Curiett andPaula saw urday night The evening wasiduction Df The 5 bor, Sun as spent at cards and a pot Hill auditorium, Ann luck lunch served The guests of day night Robert Younq honor received many nice qirts Mr and Mrs t0 Se Mr and Mis Wayne AXee were m LanS1It1tSn cererony left Monday mominq forDelray the Veeeon where Beach, Florida to spend the win t st Lawrence n5 nure8 t6W Doroy Me M 1 JHS viflitmg relatives in Wwrton,Westjcaned on W C Maer o George Metbon and Mr The reCOunt for eshed JiE IHL2 EAST OF HOWELLON ROUTE 1 6 rom where I sit 6y Joe Marsh fa Heres An Expert Example and Mrs Marshall attended the funeral of Frank Goodwin, an uncle, at Stockbridge Sunday Mr and Mrs C J Clinton spent WJIW14W on SundaTtrt the Ralph Clinton challenqer on Llvinaston county was Goy Qalurday nih at 7 P 89 Mermen WilliffPinck When our Main Street parkin problem cropped up apuin, we an nounced a strict onehour parking policy, ant swore in extra c uties to enforce it Wc also sent over to the State Capitol for a traffic expert, to give us pointers, lie turned out to be nt a whole afterL ing about zoning 1 wicn he lft the nd a ticket on his parMrcr Could have ytl srrro, I cruoas or asked us to fix the ticket But instea1, he insisted on oing real hely noon v and s build i car for SEE US TODAY Wt HANCNt AU TN5TALLATION OETML home in Detroit Mrs Clinton re d Rtno y xacdned for a few days Mr OT Mrs Anvo I Callers at the Charles Ckak , , o Ihome last week were Mi and Snllivan 1 at i Mis Emmett Clark ot Howeu ana TkJ8on wer Snarrv Jto Drvet and wife of Dexter rrv Mhvho Mcrynard Clark and, wife of trv pa en Master w TuesdaV ToVlin 1 WUIlth lighted ihe Christmass tree on 4 H wniVfi v v, WW frjnilvoiia square and wm give thoir The club had a successful TO Tfcvt trvriv ll rmnunl Christmas party for the A Saturdw cdBflwiph to K over to the Sheriffs OfBes od paying his fine From where I sit, W fMd to know people, like that yooaf fel low, who refuse to be treated KRf different than anyone else City people and farmersthose of W who prefer eider and those whod rather have a cool glass of temperate beerwere all entitled to the snmc privileges That it, so Ion as what we do doesnt conflict with the hiw of the land Copyright, 1950, United Statu Brwm FarndtU be put on by fl Bockcv Swarttoaut 4 H DRIVE ninl Jf Sffasjwvs jfasw S3 int ,, tA riwL Vf rv, miw annual winsimas paiy w , , aor rrrll6d at the I per drve Saturday ctnd wub to ri UT , children at the Pinckney sehool paued V rSnkdl who contributed We Axm Arbor 92 ta Friday night, Dec 22 at 7 p ,701 Thursday nic ijW g, ff Sanwil lim Doyle ijf v wtaier VJ i rfc Ittl 4KJ ieishaiisim Wednesday Koranse Vsmr , 1 v vwwow v MAJVTIC A0VfcJTlf4 AMM SANTA CLAUS AO Sllj IV 8 COMPARE DuoTherm BIG Hepplewhite Heater a I with any other fuel oil heater Compare It for ECONOMYl You get fuel savings of up to 1 full gallon of oil out of every 4 with DuoTherms exclusive PowerAir Blower Vou get more heat from every drop of oil because the DuoTherm Hepplewhite is built around an amazing fuelmiser burner The Hepplewhite has a special builtin WasteStopper, too, that gets more heat into your home keeps heat from flying up the flue Compare It for COMFORT You get gentle waves of warm air circulating evenly from floor to ceiling t it no cold corners no cold floors Fingertip Control Dial makes it easy as tuning a radio to get just the heat you want Compare ft for BEAUTYI You get fine period furniture styling The Hepplewhite beautifies your home as it beats it Come in, see the DuoTherm Hepplewhite HeSter today at LAVE HARDWARE rwmmi mm WE manor Mmwnnc I TuyJm iVTJ tenCfe MBOH J HUG I U2HMoA j Office 838 Evening by Howell u 188 Howell Bool Estate, IB LAVW for a dfcoStfooBMotesf S To HADACDL AMY atXI IS so I NEW 1 t i Buick FOR CHRISTMAS YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR A FAIR DEAL ON A NEW BUICK IF T5U BUY A NEW 1950 BUICK NOW OR A NEW 1951 BUICK LATER ON YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR A FAIR DEAL BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR GIVE US THE OPPORTU ITY TO DEMONSTRATE ONEOF THESE FINE NEW BUICKS ND WE KNOW YOU ALSO WILL BE A HAPPY BUICK OWNER, DRIVE OVER LETS CT ACQUAINTED Livingston Motor Sales font BUICK Dealer YOUR BUICK DEALER HowelL Michigan Jerry Henry exhibited hie Her ford calf at the 4H exhibition in Detroit last week Dale Marshall I of Gregory also exhbited one A letter from Mrs Beulah Martin of Ypsilanel states her son, Lemuel has been able to return home from the hospital following an auto accident ALWAYS READY TO SERVE f Whether You Telephone or Write or Stop in to See Us We Are Always alad to Help in Every Way We Can We Have Ample Funds Avafl able for Auto Loans Real Estate M al at Reaso ortgaaes asonable or nates MAYBE THS B WHY YOURE TIMED Plumbing and Heating Stale 8717 lkesidoDrive license Rush lake P H 8WARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Eguipment I Asnhulemee Service I Phonos 39 3, Pmskney, Mich K Grand Blver FRED C RQCKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRUST 120 West Grand Blver Avs Howell t Michigan Phone 358 Residence 618 LLOYD HENDEE Livestock Hauling Wjekl Trips Made To Detroft General Trucking Phono 64F14 Pinckney, Mich CAfiTjONES Conereie Products GraveL Sand Top SeiL Road Gravel Fill Dir Road Building Blocks Lola Piece or Contract 7888 Toma Bd, Pinekney, Mich Phone Dexter 3116 111 HABOLDIADT On All Msfess 1S4T8 ULCL TOWKM I JOHN MCCLELLAND STEALING INSURANCE CO Dealer Ml i U69 Pinckney Rd, HowelL Mick 3 you lest weak and depressed or novo an i rv and still b much insuhn in your hungry your bl , Ckmtvtd liv A A A A A A I Phi Barney Kralzmilfer Livingston Jounty Phone 2556 Representative Ann Arbor diet may correct it Read May Kf SS 1 H CentaU7 locertea T be Thri Why YourTe Tired, in 5 CaU 2606S Arm 51 EI J hoUi bath ch Tho American Weekly with Deaj2S I bf7 to town CaU Ann V issue Detroit Sunday Times Lw , , , Afboimcdter 6 p m and TOK SAReeced player with dj wawrm TJ tchangof Hay though any or all w ANTEDLady wants general radios within 200 ft Cast 5200, Work do or cleaning by WiU sell fcr 825,0aphane 15a , 1 91F21 inquire at 5730 Hinchey Road FOR SALEA11 whit kitchr TASW OF MJODGAN otr el ei THE FIRST NATIOrtAL BAH fttod JStbe Pinckney jMALE HELP WANTmTool Mak,,4Wrt STLSS8 J Stel101100 coal or wood goocTas cuSocurtreb ifS YX WAOTKDTo care for doingSh and nmmne worti 137F21 Pinckney To start most of fcrtime will bo spent on bench and machine Lot FOR SALENew 6 room holse lo , wnaq not an iiutmeAwt Skdl01 u enpooted considerable J cated on an acre of land,oll burn m aedd Court b adaincl to hate osl P601 Qtt Poessinq or, automatic water heater, hr tkv m 4frj iJ place with space for 2 rooms or j t m maa, , w r second flood and bathlocated at eMat be Mbd to Fid Jf lento or Just ori Gd Furor, BWghtonMich 224 Kuhn St, Gregory for further amm othr Mitahk PMMB f information coil V O Nelson, T If b Ofderei, thai 2nd day ei Jon FOR SAIHornVgrown popcorn phone 7 0202 Arm ArborA DlKl oi ttn 4,, ot tou Probata bf the lb Or bushol I rv STT T 1 v ommm i k ZL, 13 L tJKmT 1 If FR SALEBobv scales, car bea, jJonLoi Farn phono 1 IT1 cheap Inquipe nJ60 Rlver BcgJFOR SALEEight 8 weeks oldBank Hi land Lake bv iiBBMiiiir HI P9 Thomas Murphy, Pinrikney , NOTICE I will make fancy work Phone i08F4 for bridal and baby showers and for Christmas presentsi Mrs Flora MacArtor, Phone 16 cc call at 422 East Main St in j 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AH Work Done By Machine Guaranteed A Mandell 11524 Blver Lane Drive HiLand Lake, Michig x 596 Mower 100 Pinckney Phone 124T3 Pincknev WANTEDJbui4rtt Wlii pa C a Uoiw Rices 32F1 OOP QUALITY COAL ALL ON HAND PlOiffK DBtvm Hoey Sons lis 47 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 13, 1950 Description An account of the resource December 13, 1950 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950-12-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/62cb405e68d664ed6e7d9d95fa31fa32.pdf 3d27311777e30d6ee08e5f163dc26fe0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. mi y f y j0 l P v rjfo K A Jfe 51 Masonic Lodge News LivingstonJUdaa Mo 76 F A xn neia a paoiic iiisfcailation J ci LOcir omcere xor idol at laeii iempieu auday night lodge opeuaed at 6 pan The the grand, loageh ojnceiSc iodqa offimrsmflin Oers juclh0L Wives weal ia Hansons, tockbnnge when ainner was served to Return was made to Pinciaiey and tne installation topic Pkiof pt pD, Abound 20 atadd CLaraaoei Hooper P GM, of Flint was te insiculiriq olncer, Howard Jaylorj Poliaas have conte to a grind GcL J U at Funtt marsh ,Qiin ing bafrir Michigan as a result nobins6ncdpIamad Rex Sac j at in coiiciusiOBt oi tae recount ett ot Detroit, aecy fox vmor which increased the The ioifowing Lwere ixistcdlea majority oi Gc Williams three W M Merwln CamplT or xoui times He is Avncrugana S W Winston Baughn tat twoterm Itemoaaiic gover ij W Clare Miller not 4n years and has an op Acting Treas Cifford MiUer pgrtunity eeidom afforded a gov Secy Paxil W Curfett erhor in the middle west He will S D Lawrence Baughn have many appointive Jobs ton D Lawrence Camburni hand out and may even appoint I Chaplain Ona Campbell a United Stated senator In thei Marshall George Gardner past the Republicans have qen StewardsAlon2o Vcmambrdok, j erally reiuaeajo ccmfirm his ap Nelson Miner, Harold Porter, Har 11 CMWI4UM4 A I rrir OUR DEMOCRACY School Notes a1950 pointrnenis Thiscannot qo on j old Swarmou Murray iriderinitly The Republcans Tiler v George Thompson, 7, control both the house and sen Tiler Emeritis Bert Hooker tfryYv ate but do not have enough xne new master wass present j votes lo pass anything over his with a silk hat by his relatives The wife of the new master and vteo War ana Cwistmas have now her children were introducdalse crowded all else off the front page With commentators weep ina that we have lost our first war Yuletide shopping is in full Hswinq Despite price rises, stores report a biq business Michigan retail business is stumped YVira price Controls set Mrs Hooper and Mrs Taylor wives of th grand lodge officers, also Mrs Hobinson and Mrs Rex Sackett Mrs George Gardner wife of the outgoing master was given a floral piece by the lodge iov being a lodge widow the past j T J i 1 L u 1 to jot o Pinckne m up an early lead Brighton r rriday night, lead The recount for the office oi w at th J 23 to 17 but did governor isfcnjahed, Harry Kelly ot hou U qhton tied ot up in ale ciuaitoni, naving tarown in Lie 01 a v ud and won in the uie towel when ov Williams L uuner when Luejcer of ioua fcegan to approacn the ri3ton goi 11 points, giving o,uuO mane His original lead iAin 10 for the night Albert Mro was oxuyjUM Xhe result m 1 led pmciney with lJack Jeii uxat uie i year otd qovemar, iCS qot djeny Mrnsfka 6, ivatte xiejr to toe Vviiluxmsdd Mennen vii3 2 Ware whv soup loriunes upset a 3ti year j was hot ii the Oras, Ue qam oia traaiUon that no Defnocrat L,CI onb pjat , could win the Michigan gover The Pinckney lserves got wail twice Mot since trie good oped 43 to lu Dick Darrowwas yiuy jovemor voodbridqe Uf hicyii lor them th 5 White qoL terriii accompiished this bv beinq , Uiar 2, Meabon 2 and Jiuv ecitsa m isi and reelected in ci 1 or Driqhton Stonex A4 has any Democrat done so, herd 14 Anirs 15 Bidwell 5 ow tnat the legisaturs xnowa and Shosey 9 Pn 110 Matteson iltsfJeffreys x Iviiosika Ware j Mrosika IT Matteson j Pinckney Res Darrow Wlnte Galloway Clark i Moabon Pinckney F F G G G 00v vmiams is to head the Bnqhton Mtite government tor two more Lueker years, they should get toqether Kennedy lli m and work out a pro Evtmson j qram ihey cannot stop the clock Henery tn next two years as they did Appleton j toe last, confident of their ability Buffinqtont0 beat him lor reelection Ihes Chappel, ae precarious times and ixn Briqhton Res Shosev F F C G G subs K Hnry, Bradley BriqhtonRuslinq McClausey C Bidwell BASKET BALL SCHEDULE ww1 iTcfrobl yearT Lodge closed, by the iS But tke great message of Cfcistmas 15 of fiopc for January, buying is a prob j ad officers and a lunch , bT fr , 1 t i JT cA kizs ixkck the jhrist clxifo ft f r I , , i x j J 1 J I eon served by the steward II draft standards fe reduced foUowirIq committee ap 50 percent of rejected wU onilenis we announced be taken The literacy test mayJnAeViTV,an MiiTor r be abolished 1 fcLr SoooiLinano fe s 5CT5 Wer wni costjapcni , 1 j proucffc to aff of us vafacs which can wett iples of Ute uort6 to peace 240,000,000 a year to maintain TS8KnSir The average cpst per O I to GnfhthL J HenRoss Read 8100 a var RecepuonPercy Elliech, Win The V F W has scorned the 11RoY2UnhSv, merger of cdl veteranss organi ,,ehntI9e r atlons It says it would result Winston Bcrucihn, Miller, g the biggest political machine inJP W Curlett 1 the history of Michigan Insert Lonni VanSlambrook I Objimarie MRS CLARENCE ALLEY Mrs Clarence Alley, 81died at Qmrche Mary s Catholic Church Pkckey Michigan iFri, Jan 5, Grass Lake there Fri, Jan 12, 1viu1Li1bL ,i Mon Jan 15, South Lyon iiwrjFri, Jan V South Lyon hej u jsn ib, dexter here Fn, reb 2, Brighton hre Fri Jan, 26, Hartlana htre Fri, Feb 9 South Lyon there 1U3S tJ 1 iiluiia iilio Fri, Feb 16, Manchester hwr ,Tus cF i, t oiuqsi i n i v L i uiuie ,ASuT BALL SCORES poxtant matters relating to tin statd and nation are coining up Stonex Swilling will invite disasterThiE Prleskom, onaiuon of disunity is nation Andrewswiae Some commentators seem Bidwell to even rejoice over our defeat Matteson j in Korea As one well known person remarked What this country needs is to have a few bombs dropped on it Then the 1 political narties will forget their petty difference As for the affair in Korea we are at the crossroads We must either concede defeat and witht draw from Korea or diq in for an allout war with China which might last for years and in the iend involve us with Russia If we declare war we will probabI lv have to fight it alone as our allies and the UN appear to b for appeasement and most of I them have recognized Commiuv ,ist China and would hand For Instruct Lonnie VanSlambrook, I w Circuit Judge Salmon of Lan Olin Robinson, eorq Gter her hom sing has set aside a prce inc , WelfareOna CampbelLch,Nor inq a stroke Tftr7A ai 1 160X500 aTtmted to ihl Milter J n Hooker ier daughter sumera Power Company If Finance01in Robinson, ch, Joe and married Clarence Alley in Winter 800 4 1000 supreme TOIUI uphoS him Griffith, Ralph PondX Camburn ,9a She was the mother of J Novenna Devoaonst the comnanv will have to rxrv Sick MerwinCampbelln,J J children of whom two survive Ooniessions SerTbSck Ground Siat an Henry Clifford Miller Mrs Genevieve Lorette and a Friday evening at 730 p m, users oaclc around max am teaimndtioniOna CampteBLdu 80n, Erwin, both oi Dexter,A son, Friday after Novennavotiow DuAiiri OJ, bouin Lyon 3b Jniv mosa over to her At present fcriy oJ, hooseveit 38 Milan 54,everv newspaper and commenta nwsauio 3J Chelsea 74 hart j tor favors all out war wjfltflhjnrc iana 3, Plymouth 39, YpsilanUjand possibly Russia Thetr rea ssons are that we wiH havete some day and so now Airport Com 17 Stockbridqe 45 Th Lmit hlu ,, a OKemus J2 , DQard Wolfe Point Mon Deiav in awardina war con Jack Hannett Joe Griffith Lyle, died in early lifeThe funer Sotjday 7i30 to 9i09 P, trartsay pouslmdsf wok Resolutions Winston Bau4ti was held at the home Friday Sunday before 800 Mass erTout cl jobs ch Harold Porter, Clyde Fisher GeneraJ Motors has given the Martin Phillips University of Michigan 1,500,000 Restorahonrjack Hannett chf to finance a health program and j H C Vedder, Emmett Widmeyer the Kelvtoator Co 100,000,000 Robert Nosker ThechTgSt industry GOMtttirAT10N KOT expects to etttertain 500,000 winl The spedal deer gea80n WL tano where two draft board mem bers resigned on the qrcunds Liat if the atomic bomb iras not riday afternoon, Rev Dalton Bishop officiating Burial in Forest Lawn cemetery , The Alleys were neighbors of I the editors family when they lived in Dexter and lifeloni friend wOii 4tguticaai m Y Gnurcn riev lA ald D Brady, Pastoi liiur, STREETS LiGriTED The sueets ot riucxney are , iU ,, , , o couied lights strecae cross me ,mt 9 JLSZd tt LA aia u eraav, rastoi t J1J commander in chiet ot the army 730 ChrStnias drama 1Ul a tmntq ,8 cffSZ hd Pident of the Unitod , WBTZZA iwe At tnat time the Clinton , Lj , i ifc tef sport eekers this winter, The Michigan vegetable industry did a 50,000 business this ear Grand Taverse region to prevent damage to fruit orchards Tidings of Joy, tree and gilts to,01 ni follow High school and collegelara arcn was buil across States have solecontrol over the atomic bombxcmd Gen MacAr proaram , Julius Seeield,72, retired carpen Saturday, 630, Junior choir car jv was a flop 25 percent fewer ter, died m University rfosppitah ollinq and party crtie chch lgonq company h late Amos Cijiton of, now T Wj , , ,, C hunters this year killed only half Ann Arbor, Saturday, following Sunday Sermon 103QLNO Room Michkran may have uraniumb many deer kgt year stroke wag bom m , JI I 3plorattons are oemq maae m e ht counties mVolved Last any and came to Bark River Tuesday730,Nominatinq comm j , , , Laraqa and Dickinson counties year 15193 hunter8Wllecj ls1193Mich, when 4 years okLHe marrat parsonage ern State, Charles Clark, second I deer ied Anna Anderson in Escanaba Thursday Dec 28,730 Meetingbry aixd JosephClark, rural COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 1 December 26 is the deadlin fori in 1916 Eight years ago they of teachers and Dfficers of un I jceiving permits to operate con j moved to Ann Arbor Surviving dav school Regulat xneetmq of viUagecessions in 15 Mich, state pcrrkAlcffe his wife, and 2 jcRooeJi, j iranSliDeceinber 12 1950cali Although there was a qold rush yof Columbus, Ohio, ancij Howard, ifSSr bSwed I in the upper peninsuja foilowino I of Ann Arbor d a dowohtar, Cavtrin Mennonite Church wSctfSST Presenta uranium ore strike nota gonald Gilbert of Sn Ar , h Ciark,se2, Read and Swar the metal has been mined Ornyoor There are seven Qiancl i , tfyanerEsch A uio, , , prospect on statechildren The funeral was at the 71 l r Durinq World Wat IIMa Thei , ma Kinqsley of Ptncknev mm W lton Chamberlain is taking a telegram statinq her Wt etary education at West XA Glenn Kinqsley had bee , , Xd in theBanle oi tojla She refused to beUet, tf 59 r PLiihGJlCHARBONNEAU The marnaaa of Donald Char sisted he wasilive Weeks aftef she received ward mat wa in a prison camp in QlBanT thout Absent C Claric loy Motion by RCkrrk, supported by Read to adopt the following XcsolutionJ Resolved, that the StahkuaqVFuW Home, 581 Pual ClUs bnnecu, son of Mr and Mrs j tr sufcsistinq theue Jf George Charbonneau of Pinck meat 0tber paropeoiv a v ik place at St Mcirys he wag releoecVhej i,uJiy, Pinciaiey, Saturday alter war endea ad returned IP noon ev Albert Schmitt ottic hig homeA similar inckien ocaj i,e couple were attended Detroit last week The wil r liokros of Howell anci, vjrrrfn Pfr HarolH ColMrfS relaaiq i lands , l SZbMondaXv S WorHp 10ouky Betty okros of Howell andMarSe Pfc Harold 0A fuller considemton But JgArborjyionday, riev firanat iiOu ton Oiarboniiecttt, brother ofceived he hcuijjdlled active leases exist The xbreofneicrtinq, IChitdrens Hour the qroom , in Korea After two , discovery in Baraga a PATrwiffiTZEL Youna Peoples Meeting 730 A dinner was served to 40 rtnity, Pfc GotttaodltW poposiuon and franchcase of the the 180 acre tract DgMjM PAm , Zvenmg Worship 815 Wnds d relatives htTwife from Kotttt att send it Botroit Coknpany as read be ad A million and a half 518 ChXrlc FeUowship Service bcTtone In the evenng a s di a mistaW f opted, ecthevertocp ftftj Wodaesd 800 P M g was aaendeby fi thelafthWhard Hodqe homeinDe elm disease prevalent J the 2nSrH Wiflrfnr area It is carr in troit where he has spent the last, TKP HQ,y yp COMES TO j musii fr 3110 twn wlnterfl Tho H fmnilv HE HOLY YEA COMES TU Tv,0 noWlvvek V lpeopleAn orchestra rurnish rae to the rathroad th NThe newlyweds will postaffice t Ojilr accentingfa liV9 certain amount of parcel post Swarthout that an electicn be held km 29,1951 to confirm the oaopaon Carried Motion by Swarthout, support ed by Readio increase fire hall insurance to 7500 Carried Liotion to allow following bill Ben Tomln, labor on hall 875 Motion carried, Motion to adjourn carried Mildred Acktey Qerk CABD OF THANXS Ve wish to express our appreciatton to the Pinckney Civc Imp Assoc, the Pinckney Merchants and other qooa friends ior the beautiful flowers given us IT Grand Opening, Sat,Dec 16 rvJUsdaT friends who call t ii wlih us succee We hope to maintain a man siandard of service that will strong ready etcdeivered by toi county Michiqan Yeat4, NaysO, Absent 2 j ftetroU Windsor area i 111 A CLbSE chorbonneau farm where an marter thre is a Carried fled by beetles who J 227w5S w IdtpHol The Rev Francis P LeBuffeJt j been built possibility that somedrecV Motion by Eisele, supported by trees but attack live rnixup tt J lde one of the 3,300000 Holy Year, apartmeni nas pos will not 1 deivsw ones l unhf Saurdal i P8 recails manv A8 Jub CIRanT COURT NEWS cnristmas A yJto if J M Whetzll camShere about YearV most iinspiring mo FouV people,Gerda Copper embarq0 on air maiil Pl Ni v JISfltLrSedSe moments Read Father LeBuffes Florence Mitcneil p a ou have anv Christmas OUR BOYS IN SERVICE SJS was article 3,000,000 Prayers for gc cruxnnna were ad to mail do It now Michael Harnack jr has been toteke loTsife wSs Peace, in this Sundays Dec ed ctttoenship John Dcrv inducted into the army and is at 1 A dahter bv to24 issue of The American Week 5 mute and wiU be fried T government has canoana J 25 iiJSta TSlifSf ly Exclusively with The Detroit J week as wiU Euqene Minx a curtalment in use of mpcd 352 Time V,i2i nd hinted that beer canstle Ft Knox, Kentucky PFC Ross Wilson is now at i of Mr Sider of Pinckney She survives ed kike, killed in Korea Nov29 j was , FATALLY INJURED J,V rmd 4 rM xunerai was neia at the Mrs Lucille Ross, 21,511 Sibley , Divo ces were grant war effort tThe auto compan J j Glenn Darrow of Detroit Bt Q Cha have hearly all deepbunday with his mother, MrsSwarthoirtFuneral Home J ed at lf00 a m Sunday whened to Bertha from orqe j kneylrir fv ML VS day afternoon, iter, uonanf , , ,, wlSibbe farmed Walter s and camerae 00 v3dtf oled quilty to bemq off the market It WWrSi Vedder pied quw h m0tal needed J nounCea Flora Darrow Hk Junqertson, omclanng Burial was in Bruce, is with the army in Japan WUJJJJV His other two sons work in Dee Pihefoey Cemetety troit The family home is In Ka leva Pfc Tom Goode US Marines of N or ANNUM MonrniG JtQBtiar MeeBng at me Livingwori County fWuwica Fire th Heath fcnnily hen led to ruia rroin prlc irlcrsefl despi CfOfv a car hit the one in which she brier, Mary rom gadsSwartz thcrtjN was in on US 16,a mile west of and Irving rromjacne o notdo so Price and Howell Mrs floss was in a car twrnHESDAY trols k are earpected W Jf , driven by Harold Whitehead 23, JTJJdown atree last a possibility VJ2jL Others inthe car were WWte Wleaittmq down atree ia to whTthe,fW heads wife, Rachel, 29 and RvJeeday at his farm here f e Sraart0 ifiSSisssJSiai SSvGSL Tft wZiihead car had lust backed outabove the knee by a brancrurutt u0 n UUMMA, Mfsimm n lavarn wnen mev wereiM n w v iu m qutui wnwieo Q NWet BESTAUBANT onTluSiy, wm jS 2 jJSoSlSie Hth at the Albert Dmkel boa f Hex 8 House 23, of WuUarneton Mrs Rors leaves 2 small children dresssed the wound and he is DecJT getting along all right Oft bat bjo Dec 24 end Rl rfJr V w ,v iiLfeaL ,j, rty te L 7 fcir713 X WsitnMdiij, m Neighboring Notes Ciyde Robeson has been elected master at in Siocjcpnage Masonic lodge ae officers were insicuied Uec U oy XVUKdaguiey oi Lansing Dr B F Banner, pastor oi the Stockhriaqe iresytenan church pnd Mrs ttdth brandenberg at Q Angeles, Caliiornia were married at Sturgis Dec 12 Mrs J D Donahue of Unadilla underwent a malar operation at McPhersaa hospital, Howell lose week The Howett Hackney Hard I ware stores entertained thei r32 employees at dinner at Chelsea last Monday night Major Harold Bsele of Fowler ville was the first pilot to iffrH on the new nrield at Yonpo Korea Howell 1W aess Tuat WaeU, ttur, Dec 11,, 20, 21 ALL THE KINGS MEN Broderick Crawford Joanne Dra John feelana, John uerek DexterTheatre DKZTfiL MICHJOAN AM TUM Wed, ThurM Dec, 18 20, 21 Sponsored by Dvxls Kiwanis , M, M I UFE WraFAffiEaWilliam KythfrMmJoite Rvynelda Wltoau PowelTilJlB Dunn Ed CUSTOM r caudren 50c AHTS 1 nn Way Smwdy fc 23 ROCK ISLAND SONG Owl Door Action Picture Stoning Florence TucksAdele Mara rn Pnnrli Sunday, December 24 Charles Stanett Smiley Burnett Si CHALLENGE OF THE RANGE iUdaies Uzrtoaa Mat Sat 215 Mat Amos 230 Cont ftuaday Monday, Dec 24, 25 TLL GET BY Cartoon N Mr and Mrs Qarence Fuller oi Fowlerville celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Dec 19th Dec 21 is the date to receive bids for dredging the Huron river to establish flood control at Por tage Lake At the first date ad verased no bids were received Wm McQuillan oi Howell won first prise with his lamb at the 14iH exhibit in Detroit It sold for 5 alb El Crane, accountant, has been named mqr of the Howell Co operaitve Co succeeding Don Penizen Paul Uber has been named high priest of the Howell Royal I Arch Lodge and Lyle Wessinger, master of Howell Lodge No 38 F A M Tue WcU TLur Dec 26, 27 28 TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE ComingWyoming Mail Treasure island ONE Day ONLY 3LOSSOMS ON THE DESERT Greer Gaxson Walter Pidgei on Cimm SYLVAft ttULAitLti Friday, Saturday, OK, 22, 23 T Dc 25, 26 Shows 7 and 8 The Dexter Theatre Wishes You a Merry Christmas and Presents a Feature Picture STARS IN MY CROWN A Diana Staniag Joel McCrea Ellen Dru, Jean Stockwell Wed Thuz Dec, 27 28 SIERR A A Western In Color Sunday, Monday Doc 24, 25 COVNTY FAIR Xoaucpolor A Dsaam Staniag w n m Wanda Hndrlcks, Durl Ives and TheArm Arbor Railroad has in, RoSr nrc Bates, stalled 1000 HP Deisel engines aalaJ , Cart00t Jtheir road for freight service TZJi I 1 Thurber Cornell and son of Ttt We,Thur D 28 YOUNG DANIEL BOONE1 An Action Drama Stantsej David Bruce, Kristin MillerMary Trees, Dardan Ot lyon Uioit Now i Wanda Henrick, Durl Ide and Audie Murphy Coming Sumirer Stock Red Shoes AVOW ItiKATElf Stoakbridge, Michigan , Howell are moving their sawmill to 30 acres of timber they purchased of Walsh Bros, at Portage Lake William Simms, 73 lifelong Webster townshp farmer, died last Wednesday He leaves his WINCHESTES 73 A Woototn in Color James Stewart Shelley Winters, and Dan DDurya Frre Xxnas Show Sat Dec 23 just ftPvwouuy 2 Shows 100 and 230 p m, wife, a son,Alton and two daughj Santa Clous will be there Frtfay, Saturday, Dec, 22, 23 Double Feature PIONEER MARSHALL Monte Hale, Paul Hurst la dupe Western j JUNGLE STAMPEDE African expeditinon to Pygmies Sat, Dec 23, 3 p m Kiddies FREE SHOW Hmmtmm ten, Mrs Brownson of Detroit Sponsored by UAW CIO Local Sunday Tuesday, Dec 24 2 and Mrs Charles Yahr of Ann No 437 Tj I MODERN, LOWCOST HEATING fjffv W ,v V worth of school bnds to troit firm , 4 Hartlcmd has let the cntract to build ther new school to a Font firm It was award niqht last week for Coach Arch Peterson of the annual Briqhton hiqh school foot ball bostThe Kiwanic Club gave him a trophy and Coach Ockerman oi tne Mich State Normal coiieqe presented him with the Century Club award During his time at Briqhton Peterson has won 132 football games and 143 basket ball qames The Brighton post office will be operj all day the last two Satur dcr before Christmas Arbor Tom Bennett of Dexter has re cceived a mlor award as a mem ber of the Albion college football team Brighton has sold their 400,000 HOLLIDAY AFFAIR Holiday season play with TVTN, , w r r Robert Mitchun, Jcmsjl Leisii r J3mJtnftn l1113111 NeW8 o e Birds received a 700,000 bequest by Fcdnest of the Finest the will of Frederick Leckie Cleveland of Coming Hills of Oklahoma My Friend Inna Goes West isatti ilnitm HloRninG OAL HEATER 8edel 820S lib aic v Yet, th modem convenience and amazing E rnf of tbo WARM MORNING beater U a taondeal Its tht only heatw of its k tht world Exdusiva, patented Intem consttufidos fttoltt is an abundance of ajeisv bealtkful best tsd big rueltavinia Heau H day tsd sigbt without ttfueUof, Bomi any Idei ef seal cekt et briqueta eniautomado, SMfeslM latdL Start a fire but ooea a yeart pai is asd tat At dependable kmcoat WAMH MORNINO isday JMLtt FARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY, Max BuaselL M i II bing 1 Xears Ago The Young Mens Club have started a library and have a J number of the latest books in the club rooms as well as papers and magazines The roads are icv and the blacKsmiths are working over time sharp shoeing horsesMae Reason is home from Mon roe where she is attending schooL I Will Dunbar has returned home from a year spent in the west I The telephone office will be cosed 12 to 4 p on Christmas Day Tihs issue contains a clipping from a Soo paper concering a line job of window trimming i there by S T Grimes Gorman Kelly cut his eye badly last week while playing with a churn Water Sy terns etc Stanley Dmkel The holiday season m Michigan is cherished by us all It is a friendly time a time when we like to relax in The American Voy with a gloss of Michigan brewed beer For beer belongs Txto pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our rightjo enjoy it, this too, belongs , 4 our own American heritage of personal freedom Soel SBeecngfr fj Merwin Campbel L J Henry Dead or Alive FARM ANIMAIS COLLECTED PROTLY IOI8E8 SJM Each COWS 500 Eacch HOGS 150 per Cwt WE BUY HIDn mD CALF SKINS tral Oeefd Stock Co orprise party was given for Mr andMrsWill Bland last week who have moved on the Dan Wright farm Frank C Rnarews,Detroit bankf wrecker and big politician, has1 haa ieen parollea oy Gov Bliss after serving 16 months of a 15 year sentence This act is not , , , popular ,jisJcmd Calvin Hooker, guardsJiow The Modern Woodmen eervedl , , an oyster supper Monday nJghtell Holler and Latsoa torworatj 50 were there 1 Rogers co, Wiltse end Ter Andrew Hicks, a former resi dent, died at Adran Dec 18 C P Sykes and son Idave a plumbing contract at the Mich, State San fa Xxnas when it came up missThe M E Church has elected ing of has his suspicions but Mrs Ed Burt, treas and Mrs he has not gotten his goose back Estella Graham, sec I Mrs George Gremer and Mrs, OC V L Arthur Bullls are patients at VJ ICaTSASO LPinckney SanUarium The CongL basket ball team Roy Rice of Gregory died last boat the Howell M Z Church Wednesday Michigan Brewers Association ri71t fHMth Points Building Detroit 1, Michn J M hunei guards C J Clinton won a goose at a feather party and was saving it team here Friday night 14 to 10 The lineup was Pinckney Don Swarthout and Andy Campbell, forwards, Cliif VanHom center Mrs J P Doyle entertained the school fciculty at dinner Mooday night Boys and Girk dPQCXAIeS ON CHRBTMW VACATION FOR Scouts, Schools, Form Clubs and 3oys and Girls and one week alter WE ALSO BUY ALL KINDS OF SCRAP METALS WATCH OUR ADV IN THE HOWELL PAPER FOR PRICES ON PARER AND RAGS Logan Edna PHONE 811 Howell Mich iBSBBSaSmM TWWCPfEY DBMfCa Wedaeadoy, December 13, 1950 H E CAN BEhe will beif you bring home the television set that hes wanted so long, that hell use so much Laughter, music, adventure, magic television at home means all that to a growing boy these days, but it means a lot more than just programs Now hi can choose his bwn programs, withou to help develop Us tastes, instead of viewing the choices of Now hell be able to invite the gang over to his house for TV instead of having to slip over to the neighbors to see television himself NoivbtfU spend alot more time with Dad watching hn games together and listening to Dads stories about thfrvery teams fihere watching No wonder fhe happiest kid of the block will be your son when you make this year his STritvirioi Christmas9 TELEVISION is moving faster than you think New programs, new stars make their debut every week The longer you wait, the more you xniss Heres just a partial list CHILD PERFORMERSTalents singers, dancers, musicians, inspire your children to cultivate their own talents Theyll be more eager to learnpractice more willingly WORLDS GREATEST athletic eventsFathers and tons follow their favorite teams together from a front row seat Television helps teach your children sportsmanship THE WONDERFUL world of make believe enchants children for hoursis often both edu cational and entertaining It sure helps Mom especially on rainy days MUSIC DELUXE Now you can see as well as hear your favorite orchestras, singers, instrumentalists Yes, Television gets you right Moa stage seats, no money could buy LAUGHTER under your roofthe shared pleasure that binds your family dose Tbt greatest comedians of the entertainment world are in your living room every night on TV Peter Capra Jiarseuttpg Director of the Boys Club o New York says Teiffisiuu is more than fan for boys It i significant ad tree that since the inetasfon of television fee the Boys Club program, the Glee Club, Drama and Masse Groups have improved tremendously hi the number of boys participating Television properly integrated in the everall program of who itkm will continue to make an increaau contribution by keeping growing bovI, entertained and happy essemi ts tatting character and developing person i ELEIISION may never again cost so little EASY PAYMENTSSEE YOUR DEALER TODAY 1950 AawricM Avt, NtwYerk 17 NV YUlfip CHEtRgf ,V It, h VV Friday, Dec 22at7pm AT THE PINCKNEY HIGH SCHO OL GYH Puppet Show TommcxitjmcxT TAUEWT Gifts for the Kiddies ineir leader, a young Captain irt the Venezuelan Merchant Marine, agreed to accompany them if th J voyage could be arranged The Scouts decided to try They went to official of the Grnncolombiana Line which operates freighters between United Sate ports and Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador Line officials were enthusiastic about helping the Scouts in their training and offered to transport the group free of charge on a round trip between New York and Maracaibc One of the lines most modern frieghters, the Ciudad De Maracaibo, was chosen so that the Scouts could inspect the newest equipment Under the guidance of their owr leader, Capt Melean, and ships offl cers they learned how the equipment worked, and many shipboard duties landlubbers never learn Their biggest thrill was locating another vessel by radar At the dock the Scouts were met by Antonio Davila Delgado, Consul General of Venezuela Henry Kuhl mann, Grancolombianas Director of Public Relations, and a delegation o In Port They honor Simon Bo j merican Son Scouts and Py Scouts The Scmts covered a lot of urounl, They attended a , basbal game, lac d a wreth at the statue of South in ricas Liberator, Simon Bolivar it tended a party in ther honor, and fven broadcast to South America over 1 Voice of America Ty had rome trovtb because nest of them spoke ony Spanish, ffowever, the Vcneuel n consulate furnished each bov wih n ichnlifl tion card The pan worked, too ive of the Scouts were returned to heir hotel in police ars howed the Americans some Venezuelan cowboy dances and taught them South American songseven their own veion of BoogieWoogie The Scouts made a big hit with everyone and their visit accomplished a double purpose It was a valuable experience in Scout training and the Scouts had served as ambassadors of bod will between their country and urs and meet American Girl Scouts HeraHe Algers faveffta Asaerlea Is the las e ssl I am ears be SJSSJII hgree te t the fajare Is the Ueaefsed saving haheta Bight tew m this sew year 1IM, jm eaa take e f the safest, sarest e reeYetfe4I7L Jim eaa hj Svaag Bejsja m ttt HjreU gavamg Ftaa SSe mm peck, is nomouD IT m manr IDS L A , 5iV v f ex THEF1NCXNY Registration Notice , V The Board of Relation will be in session at theCierk J9 W Main St on Tuesday, the 9th day of January ItflMl forenoon until 8 oclock in the evening, for the purpose of completing the regis tration of electors of said Village Dated this 12th day of December 1950 S4UDRB2D I ACKLEY, Village Clerk I I hweby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of resolutions adopted by theTulage Council of the VILLAGE OF PINGKNEY, Livingston County Michigan, at a regular meeting held on Tuesday, the 12th day of December 1950 JLDRED J ACKLEY VillageClerk December 2a lfi LifeSaving Bundle ELECTION NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY, LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a special election to be held at Putnam Township Hall, in the Village of Pinckney in said Village of Pinckney, Living ston County, Michigan, on Monday, the 29th day of January, 1951, the following question will be submitted to you Do you favor the confirming of a franchise to THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, granting permission to erect, construct, lay, operate and maintain, within the VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY, all needful and proper poles, towers, mains, wires, pipes, conduits, and other apparatus requisite for the transmission, transforming and distribution of electricity for public and private use, subject, however, to all conditions and restrictions of said franchise, as passed at a session of the Village Council of said Village, held on Tuesday, the 12th day of December, 1950 A copy of said franchise is on file with the Village Clerk, and it is open to the inspection of the electors of said Village At said election the form of ballot will be as follows Continuing grant of franchise to THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, for the purpose of the erection, construction, and maintenance of towers, poles, mains, wires, conduits, apparatus, etc, requisite for the transmission, transforming and distribution of electricity for public and private use Ye No The polls of said special election will be opened at 7 oclock am and will remain open until 8 oclock pm of said day of election INSTRUCTION BALLOT VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1951 SPECIAL ELECTION VOTE ON QUESTION OF CONFIRMING GRANT OF FRANCHISE TO THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY INSThUCliONS In all cases mark a cross X In the square at the left of the question tor wnica you aesire to vote Before leaving the Boom fold the ticket so that the tafflcd may be seen on the outside Do you favor the confirming of a franchise to THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, granting permission to erect, construct, lay, operate and maintain, within the VlLLHi OF PINCKNLY, all needful and proper poles, towers, mains wires, pipes, conauits and other apparatus requisite for the transmission, transforming and distribution of electricity for public and private use, subject, however, to all conditions and restrictions of said franchise, as passed at a session of the Village Council of said Village, held on Tuesday, the 12th day of December, 1950 Confirming grant of franchise to THE DETROIT EDSON COMPANY, for the purpose of the erection, construction, and maintenance of towers, poles, mains, wires, conduits, apparatus, etc, requisite for the transmission, transforming f and distribution of electricity for publk and private use YES Q NO PRINTED BY AUTHORITY M The job of informing nut than 1 6,000,600 kichigan people shout tuberculosis continues,,ei thqfymeV of tubercular CriAUo Soil publication are rflsd J0,9sfsr delivery StoppMBpsiflD every citizen tmderstarxling sots about the deadly disease Tubareu losis Christmas Seals purchased tbia year will help community, teachjiic programs on TB Jw J , Uncle Sam Says t More of my roan nieces aad nephews will be to seheel this faB thaer before One of the important lipiani tbey will learn li that America It a, free country wttb Liberty tor D The will also testa thai tore are two Iortpaa of Stamps tronj tfces program Parejits that the early tew thrift will bring ion the latamed Sott Gives Top TWWi at Low Production Cost COLUMBIA, MOA ftvepoini program to balance the sollt needs end obtain mtgmum crop yields per acrt t low o4ucifc costs, was cwtlioed W O T Ce man, Missouri University extension soils specialist Hereare the steps Coleman tug gevts 1 Provide plenty of pisy available form for the growing Crops cannot grow without nutrient 1 Hsveyour,soiltstsd to deter mine whither is m balan tjaTahced pie and livestock SvOettteapilin crops can us fib moans a turnover M Yo can ao or hovo soil ition by gro v fleeprooted legumes 4 Keep water, plant nutrients an topeoH atiPQ1JffisS bSplMfla UrTacTnjl anaTcttoiSng t reduce runoff andIerosioo loss Follow a wisllbelanced cropping system Deeprested legumes lor pasture and great, manure crops need to be JfiJ grains livestock is a wmusr to properly handle pastor and rough sge crops m sue a cropbalancing program Testa have shown that where a crop if pastured off, about 75 per cent of the organic matter Is returned to the soil This is true of both legume and nonlegume crop need a Jhat IvJUl ittsfaSo ,id t Uncle Sam Says VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY OFLIVlNGSyON y K NU A THE VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY ORDAINS SECTION lrrPeoniAaioji p hrby grumed to THE DLTROI EDISON COMPANY, a New York Corporatiottfi successors cmd usaigas, to construct, maintain and operate in the public streets, highways, uiie uo public piaces in the VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY, Livingston County, , 1needful and proper poles, towers, mains, wirespipes, conduits utd oer vratus requisite tor the transmission, transforming and distribution ol elect k y ior public and private use, subject, however, to all conditions and resthcuons uereinaiier contained SECTION 2The conditions of the foregoing grant are as follows AThe grantee shall do no injury to any street, highway, alley or other public place, or to any siiae ue, or in any manned disturb or interfere ,,m any water or gas pipes, or with any public or private sewer, now oi uercuitei laid or constructed by any authorized person or corporation BThe Village Council may, in its discretion, gxa permission or the umming oi trees wnen necessary to make me unes saxe aua acGnxuM, oucn uau xning to be done under its supervision, CThe construction work of the said lines shall oe unaer me supeivittu pt the Village Council, ana the graniee snem pay w m vuw4e, au u oi 9 irnized bill, me cost oi sucn supervision ai ui ibtjai xaie oi unuic xor the same DThe said grantee before entering upon any street, nighway, alley or other public place for the purpose f erecting ana consuueuxig any poie mama, PP conduits oi otnei apparau, shall, m wnung, uom c vayu Council or its representatives, of the proposed cbnsaacuon ana ouana us a proval thereof, and shall, if the Village Council so requires, m wiw H a suificient plan and specftcatian, showing the nature ana exit ui u,e pioa erection and cdnstruction The cost ot inspection snail oe neia to be pan oi uie cost of supervision ENo street, highway, alley or public place shall U aLowtu io remam oru or encumbered by the construction work of the sa uw ioi ii jU than snail be necessary to execute the said worc ui u vuay wuueuu detemune the question of such necessity, and the uutt Miuu w uu uiuo wuform to ail romances ot the village, now or heiteartei m nuce, ie,auvc iw fencing and lighting of obstrucuons and excavauoix S FThe grantee shall save the Village harmless from any judgment that may be recovered against the Village by reason of the wrongaoing or negligence of said grantee in the erection and maintenance of said poies, mains, wires and other apparatus or construction GSaid grantee shall make due pxovioon ur a ionyeigt nour nouce in writing oy raising its wires or otnerwise, toi me parage oi any uurn, iuuaing or Qtner structure on or over any sveet, hignway or punuc place occupied by tue mains, wires, poies ana apparatus ox saia aiuw SECTION 3In consiaerauon ox the gxanung aa uancxue, greutee agree mat u rases ana cnarges tor execuic service m uu vuiaye ui uccy sxioii not exceea m raies ana cnarges IOX luce service cbcwuCi m iu s, area, eviaencea py us uruxorm iwm scaeaui ai uie uoic uu xue wiux uuu appro v a oy we Miuugan raouc service uommission SECTION 4Hiis grant shall take effect u baia granite snail, wiuun mieen aays uom me aate ot uie passage ox uus OXUUIMUC, am v uuyy uct IU wriuen acceptance ox uxe lexxns ox uv uuu ux mis grant by me axumauve vote ox uue hiu ui mu S4J W JUU vmagw, vpung mereon at u ociai execuun to i uciu ua ivxuuAuy, LUO ,gui uciy ui jauuuxy, ioi, a pioviaa tor oy me aiaiuw uua m oiau oousutauuii If not confirmed by the electors voting at said election, this ordinance shall be null and void , T M I SEC1ION 5This Franchise and Ordinance shall be and remain in force lot thirty 30 years tram and otter the aate ot its confirmation ny the electors ot the VlLLAUb OF rONCxNLX Livingston Jounty, xiicmgan, SECTION 8Nothing in this grant shall be construed to alienate the title oi the public in and to any street, nighway, alley or public place, or any portion thereof, neither shall anything nerein be construed in any manner as a surrender by the VILLAGE Or VuxUUXt, at its legislative power with respect to the subject matter hereof, or with respect to any otner matter wnatsoever nor ex in any rpTTtriftr unwg the right ox the saia vuLrva Or FiiNUiNx to regulate die use oi any street, avenue, highway or public place within its jurisdiction ,,, ,, ,, , Dated mis 12th day oi December, 1950 STANLEY DINKEL, Village President MILDRED J ACKLEY, Village Clerk Moved fee HOY CLARK Seeded by HOWARD READ , ThbBcwingnoiuttonwoc RESOLVED, that the propoemon and xrarichise oi THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, a read, be adopted, subject, howwrer, to corxfincmbn by a vote of the elector, of the VILLAGE OE PINCKNEY, Livingston County, Michigan 12th, 1950 I hereby eertfty mat the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy oi a troihWgroMted to TriE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, at a regular meet ing of the ViicqeCoundl oi me VELAGE OF PINCKNEY Livingston County, Michigan, held on Tueeday the 12th day oi December, 1950, said franchise to take efied upon its confirrnation by the electors of said Village as provided ior in Secnon 4mereoi MILDRED J ACKLEY, Village Clerkamugr i h e Peopl 57 Sto Wtdntiday, Pys 2a 0 IfMJINCW O WmCkrrk Silver Lake, was ou duty at the governorship is Washtenaw county as Democrat challenger The fcnr home of Mrs Beu Iah Martin on Putnam Sthas been sold to ban Mallory d Ann Ar bor George Clark of Ann Arbor called at the Dispatch office lastl Thursday Merwin Campbell Larry CamJ burn and Oiin Robinson attended J a Masonic banquet at Fowler f u ville last Tuesday Francis fDodge of Detroit spoke Olive I Branch, Lodge of Dearborn work J ed a FC degree, long farm roivri GPFAM NO rV ORS BSSJHBJBHswBBp W ir MK umimsiiv i mow, afclygMtMhiaMsita Hr l fHeb rfiuov efttf to p wi, soJ om, or iic Ud 5 , IS Hon cS ol gwaaaP, qvlck 9nd SV cwnt tiuN f 2to M S, NO SHUTDOWN i 70, M, J 50 ord K ONTAJNiM A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL Kennedy gw Store LOWEST Special de luxe flttomatic, fnataruTfshtfnj Sv tier removable porrSur i drip trays ft Jail 12 ovn vi th gf am win 4B and oven hvak C itSaw tteck ritfc Hita V Vkmrfer 8fivs3 oVn MB, ur to 30 rKLt k jtrid ojfvwt J leanS4rttre iaormuthjo V Vtuninod signs u fl Hveu to on v bt Cnn ri eiri, top tffrnge KH j worfng area ort MB floish Conceded J j The Lee Lavey family and Mrs j Mae Metz of Howell called at the Ray Lavey home in Gregory Mr, and MrsCarl Lents of Char lotte were week end guests of the Una Campbell family Mrs Edna Reason spent last week with her brother, Fred, in Pontiac Roy Reason and family went after her Saturday Mrs Muhl Suyaam of Jackson spent Tuesday at the M I Reason homo The Russell Gardner family of Ann Arbor and Mrs Bertha Kasenchuk of Chelsea called on 1 Mrs Emma Dinkel Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Read were ii Detroit Friday Mrs Ralph Clinton and child ren brought Mrs Gladys Clinton back tram Detroit Saturday j where she has been visiting i Peacf Palmer and family of J ine John Sullivan familv timt toe we en ot the I to spent 87 ir Plmer home rHarry Murphy hmoe i TUT I Ciar etna wife and Mrs I wii wm Mercer with Mrs G W Uiurk oi Ann Arbor and 22 1060001 of Bnqhton 1 wii oi Detroit SS 1f Thurf a the Dr g Chcories Clark home Walter Mercer home in East Lan Sund, diiu jeawidge of Sacred Heart Mi T tr , Seminary, Detroit, Gus Ledwidge inr, 2L e Kvlnsvina is visitw e ccme and Nan Led i rSrf srMaynard Lawl oi Adm are spending wf Detroit Mr, and Mrs eir vacation with their mother, rXT200 n016 Ae Parents of a lvs Eleanor Ledwidge I S rq T 1Ckl 111 bPn DeC Rbert CCIlr hme frm MiCil 5 S gwence is the daug J State for 2 weeks vacation J ter or Mrs Donald McLean Mrs Florence Baughn and Mr I Thfl Ke uu 1 MrsLawrence Baughn call Nash Jl Sara and Jane ea at theSeeiekL home in Ann cert SuS ne Cas con j Arbor Sunday Sn How B Mr Gejald Vedder and son of qn scnooi Sunday afternoon Bemany Oklahoma is visiting j tendedMonf Mc Daller M iliistaffirmonof feI1 d Sld FofW attended a Wllit ifttaSSSS lm I AcSL Lavey has ,, on a memSal Lrfe iSO 111 S0 t0 Mtotor late Paul Mrr3r II e M18 ra Gradwn uus w 8 J Mr Mrs Andrew Nesbitt officer Cne3 ifffl ti with J yren Hughet 717 ri IJ 7 LaHddt Dr LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON VOUR OLD ftANGC Vow it the time to modernize ynui kitchen with PhilgM the thiifty bottled ga for farm and town homes You can huat far and wide, but you ont find a bigger value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range Remember, too, wt will give you generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make or condition Esy terms, if yon wish mAHt OTHER PHflCAS AfPVAUCU ROM WHICH TO CH0X4SII Jh dmy O E S Chapter 2 B a rhaJ tion at Bnghton Monday night Blanche Naylor of Eaton Rapids Mrs George Meabon and son, Marshall called on her brother Robetf Marshall, at Merry hospit al, Tackson Sunday, where ha Howard Read family 9nent Q4 is seriously ill uday and SundaTat thlL A 61 111 Meabon re WiZae nomeAnrf Arty FQ ceived last week 01, been in action in Korea 21 days Mrs Emma Vollmer md son and 28 buL exPected to John, called the tlm AI , CTO 1 acuon again WilbuTnoStFS1 Mr jCBMfaTK McDonnel ville Sunday rowler were in Detroit last week The Murray Kennedy fmii vin Hooker was Installed were Sunday oesslS OAI as tary of Aon Arbor Mas Ambrose Kennedy famiS 3 SrS and 11 VVllson as jornuy otjs, W of Fraternity lodge last Fri HowelL Mrxmd Mrs Ross Read were Sunday dinner guests of MrsIda Beyers and daughter, Janet in Ann Arbor j Doyle Texnpleion and family Mrs Lester McAfee and Mrs Beatrice VanHom were in Lan sing last Wednesday Miss Lois McDonnell is home from Mich State Normal for 2 i OUR TAKE OUT SERVICE ONA trm99H IMIWC t 7 frem 17 SEE US TODAY WVHANOIf AU tTAUATlON DETAILS He Swasftlioiit fc 1 of Keeo Ha wereeHndwte vacatol ests at the Albert Shirlev TM711010 Ware P6111 Sunday in I home Plymouth Rosalee Nash of Mich, State is wAnn F2 Pl if Home working at the Argus Co in AM wfc Academy,, Kalamazoo Arbor during ttristmas vaca x0 0010 , tio B Mrs anr Amburgey and Joseph Clark of Western State 15 Wt m college and spent Sunday at the IaSson, , B Dr Lawrence home, Portaae Younglove school PTA Lake mortage met the Scrrurday night The Gilbert Campbell family ey ,hold Cistmas Pcoty FtfeSttLFlfli aud hlp daughter Janet, of Jetroit were , r week end guests at fte Georae iohn Bayer 111 w called on Mary Lou Gardner, dewhter axu Mrs Joe Lorettte of Dex jof Mr and Mrs, Georqe Gardner av night j underwent an appendicitis oper Mesdames Gerry Eichman and otion at Ford hospital, Detrortlaft 5Td Jlf11 w m A011 Tuesday Arbor Wedneesday Walter Sohtler is home Jrom 4 Elisabeth Griffith W M, the Detroit hospital In a aittcai oo How11 S was thev condition net of Louise Zieoler Friday Bob Wheeler of Ann Arbor n,frrht attended the meeting who ran a store on the cutoff actaw O E S iiFa coal own oi Portair Highland and Frond Stwhan, vGfw anm is horn, torn Jff ftSS1f8 Dinner FOR ONLY OL 18 A REAL BOON TO BUSY HOUSEWTVEi I iilf Katcbies u V isjtfh SHI I State fifgtj ftjiiHkry Mrs B Reese, JB JMPf Mrs Dolly Bj and Mrs, Esther Wfcdmoyer wens to How cidenily SunSqt shot himseU He his rxomer,WnL and a fcrotherinlaw, Gerald IEsther Wkimeyaf were to HowIGcoe had been shootina at bott lell last Saturday I tea in the river with a 22 rifle Mrs Roberta Amburqey enterI They came I Dexter to get a tir iained theCays Beauty Shop fixed With the riil in the car and ladies bowling cdley team parked in front of the Sportsmen Jot her home Tuesday night at Tavern WnUnkerman and Gross the annual Christmas dinnerMr Mrsi John Smith were also pre set 1 Mrs Lester tssMsl mdMrs last THE PINCKNEY SAWTAHIUM Bey M Dufiy M P ttnckney a Michigan iniy 1100 A ML to 2U0 P JM Except Wednesdays Men Tttssw txL SaU 7 to 8 p m DR G u McGLUSKET MABTUf k LAVAN Attorney 1 Law with any other fuel oil heater h for 1CONOMY1 You get ruel savings of up to t full gallon of oil out of every 4 with DuoTherm exclusive PowerAir Biower You get more beat from every drop of oil because the DuoTherm Hepplewhite is built around an amazing fuelmiser burner The Hepplewhite has a special builtin WasteStopper, too, that gets more heat into your home i i keeps heat from flying up the flue Compare It for COMFORT You get gentle waves of warm air circulating evenly from floor to ceiling no cold corners no cold floors Fingertip Control Dial makes it easy as tuning a radio to get just the heat you want Compare It for BEAUTY You get fine period furniture styling The Hepplewhite beautifies your home as it heats it Come in, see the DuoTherm Hepplewhite Heater today at LAVEY HARP WAR McAiee and Omar Gass were to Detroit FridayI Mr and Mrs Rex Sackett of Detroit were Saturday ccdlers at the Olin Robinson home 1 Sunday guests of the Lester McAiee home were Mr and Mrs Ted Gallagher andspn and Mr and Mrs Phillip Hudson and family oi Detroit Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham left for Florida Sunday to spend I the winter I Mrs Carl Sherman was called it Kalamasoo last week by tha Jthe llness of her mother1 The Gerry Eithman family spent Sunday at the Ambrose Eichman home in Dearbprn I The West Marion church held I their Christmas program last Sun day nightThe Green school hold theirs Thursday nigth Mrs Alta Meyer is teacher The difford Haines family I have moved in the Ray Burns iarm house and the Burns family in the lames Pocking house on Unadilla St Miss Gertrude Spears spent Sunday at the Russel Glover home at Fowlerville took the tire to a garage Louis I went to the tavern ordered a cup oi coffee and left without ,,,, MU MW A waiting for it He was found in Tliih22L Michigan Ave the car dead, JJ short rMe laterjgS Rddenee 814 heard the shotCoroner Ganzhom of Ann Arbor was called with a bullet in his heartNo one Howell Michigan HERB SNBED MARRIAGE LICENSES Duane Hyne,24 Brighton, Norma Snyder 17Brighton Richard Kauffman, 26 Ann Arbor, Joan Collins, 20,HowellGeorge Faust 48, HowelL Vera Floyd 45 How ville, Loxene Wagner, 20, Fowler John Ivankovicch 26, Fowler ville Keith Huck,22 Howell,Von POf53F3 jii vMiM on VNrairiiiA f s rt t ne 183 207 E Grand River i Howell Michiaan Real Estate, Insurance Brokerage City Lake and Farm Property A Speciality list Y Rropsttv Wife Me US LAVEY General Insurance Pinckney Mich, Phone 13 Brighton, Mich Phone 137F11 MepaMna MYiON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heating State 617 Lakeside Drive License Rush Locks P L SWARTHOUT SON FunGiol Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern EqutDnsent Ambulance Service Phones 3d bii, Pfaekney Mich, FBED c sacrapiT OPTOME1WST Sr dell Kingsley 20 Fowlerville Norris Maloolm, 27, Whitmore Lake Jean Wortz, 24, Whitmore Lake APPEAL DENIED Howard Thayer wrote alerter to Gov Turner of Oklahoma in an attempt to save the life of his who is sentenced to the elec Max Klettto a former pupil of trie chair for murder His plea was refused Klettkes aunt,Mrs AUCTIONEER A SDeciality Mrs John Hdfnsr haexspld her Dorothy Gkonos is now circulat home at H lemd Lakex and gonmq petitions in Lansina to Detroit tolive with hr dough has prevailed on Ex Gov BERT WYUE ffaone Pmckney 78F2 REfRIGERATION SHtVlCE HAPOLD RADY Repairs On Ail Makes Phone Pinckney 15Fj DR C I TOWNER Dentist 8044 Postage Phone Doris I Sigler to intercede and Kim Lake Dexter 3461 Road, Sexier 120 West Grand Nver Av Hew u Michiaan Phone 358 Residence 15 UOYDTHENDEE Livestock Hauline Weekly TfP Made T Detroit General Twckrmg Phone 64F14 Pmckney, Midi CAM, JONES m Concrete Products, GfaviL Sand Top SoiL Road Gravel Fill Dlr Road BuBdsng Blocks Lcda, Piece or Contrcn7628 Toma Rd, Plnekney, Mich Phene Dbxter 3 H6 JOHN McCLELLAOT STERLING uURANCE Ca Special PVffesentative Telepnone 69 Howell 1169 PmcknSy ltd, HowelL Nfccb I i WE BEND A NEW YOU i Buick FOR CHRISTMAS YOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR A FAIR DEAL ON A NEW BUICK JZPH BH,A W 1950 BUICK NOW OR A NEW 1951 BUICK LATER ON TOU CAN DEPEND ON US FOR A FAIR ITY TO DEMONSTRATE ONEOF THESE FINE NEW BUICKS NDWE KNOW YOU ALSO mKAhVwBUia OWNER DRIVE OVER LETS GtT TTiir e ACQUAINTED WARMEST Chriilmas Gratings AMD WISH YOU A Now Tear filled with promise azid realizalion MAYBE TOS 18 WHY YOURE TIRED J If you feel weak and depressed HW WYL1E WOTARY, USANCE and BONDS 3NE 138 PINCKflEV Oassilied Adv A A A A, A Phil Rrney Kratzmiller JLivingb Jounty Phone 25566 Representative Ann Arbor I or have an urge to eat freguent FOR SALEMixed clover and alf ,FpR SALEIn Dexter, pleasant 2 ly and still feel hungry, it is poss alia hay, also second cutting of dory, centaily located two storv much insulin in your bloodLeam alfafla, 100, bales, also walking how a simple test will reveal this Plow waqon, two oil stoves ana condition and how a balanced c0 stovf othpr ancles too diet may correct it Read May numerour to miu story, centaily located two story seven room house, bath on eack floor, handy to town Call Ann Arbor 2 78b3 after 6 p m and be This is Why Yourre Tired, fa I William Cooper, phone 144F11 The American Weekly with Dec 17 issue Detroit Sunday Times STATE OF MICHIGAN to 0 City 1 LOSTFemale Beagle 13 with back, brown and white legs Reward Call 26065 Ann Arbor Collect WANTEDLady wants general house work to do or cleaning by the day, Phone 91I21 inquire at 5730Hinchey Road Livingston Motor Sales four BUICK Dealer YOUR BUICK DEALER HowelL Michigan THE mm NATIONAL BAN HejjftaV MUJL Member Federal IfepeaU fee At a lea el MStf City el HmO te esti PrMQt, Hottorotbl Judge oi ProbaSt ta the lfattsi ei OM FOR range newhrc SALE All white kitche coai or wood, qood aS Phcue P kney 13F FOR SALERecord player with a in OM I changer Plays through any or all radios within 200 ft Cost 5200, Hiram R Smith WU1 sell far 2500Phone 150 WOMAN WANTEDTo care for 3 children far 2 weeks No laun, dy Phone 137F21 Pinckney 9SS9E up to SIOOOO for Depositor each Goottted faguMk, OIM known as OoJtJMATF MFTO WAMTmTol UnV FOR SALENew 6 OOm holse 1 fcW Jaghal, know a Fd JagTh SimaSS Cated n Gn aCr6 f landU bUft 4 totimator Small shop automatic water heater, ine offers permanent job to qualihed rooms Q , applicant, preferrably should re J d bathlocated at j Minnie Jagush haring fud her pet in nJSSf 1ltioa Pryin9 that OT instniement filed T P0 said Court be admitted to Probate ai doing bench and the last will and testament of said ceased and that ddmlnstration of said estate be granted to Fred J Teeple or some other suitable person It Is Ordered, That the 2nd day of Jan A D,1S51 at ten A, M, at said Probate Office Is hereby eppsMed far heartm said petition It i Fvrftsr Ordered, That public nd loe thereof be ejtren by publication ei o copy ei ode order, lor three suooeestrt weeks previous to eejd day of hearim A true copy Hirom R, Smith Celesta Parihall Judge of Probate j pQR SALEEight 6 tn 224 Kuhn St, Gregory for further , daskmce Mus be able, to pra omcQ v O Nelson dsumate time ana nil in ov r n MM A SrKnr L 003 work phone 7 0202 Ann ArborReaister of Probate ,To start most of the time will be PQR SALEBaby scales, car bea, spent on bench and machine Lot cheap Inauire 11360 River er it is expected considerable Bank Hi land Lake, time will be spent on preoessinq NOTICE I will make fancy work and etirnatinq f0r bridal and baby showers and Brighton Tool Die Co j Christmas presents Just off Gd River, BrightontMich i jvlr8i YIOTQL MacArtor, Phone 163 or call at 422 EastMain St to Pinckney 8 weeks oldFOR SALERecord Player12W Thomas Murphy, Pinriknev hone K8F4 pigs in, 1012 in, David Ledwic 35 phone No The Bank Money Order has become a popular means of pay ing bills in our own or other I communities automat 0 otatoes, Cabbageta QUALITY T eats w tuit Groeeirie Vegetables FOR SALE 30 oolton ic water heater The Umstead Farm George Roush, Detter Road MTmmrissi Phone 142FU j ATOTmOW FOR SALEFour 10 gal milk canssaws filed Retoofh like new,2 dairy wash tanks, safe awn Mowers 3harpemefi Garel Electric Dairy water heat All Week Doe By Machine and er Electtic Dropin cooling unit, a Guaranteea This safe economical means of rW stirrer Frank Pearce A Mandell setling accoimte provides a per, joggQ Stinchneld Road, Pinckney 11514 River Lane Drive jmanent receipt in the bank files Inear Silver Lake f rSLcnc1 Lake, Mkhlgoy 1 w fk SAiE 2 lots 66X132 each The charges for Bank Money on yoeH, gt PmckneyInquire I Orders compare favora1 tnana 0 Mower Road or pnone Over 8000 Bank Monev Ordders have been Issued by this bank in the past year other forms I Jft5 Fish r 1 Market Prices Courteous Service 100 Pinckney i WANTHDSewing gnd alterations Mrs Norman VdnBlaricum 1 MCPHERSON state BANX39 stuarl s HoweO, Midi 7 All deposits up to 10,000 insured by our rnembershie in the Federal Deposit Insuraoee Cor FOR RENT Modi over Roy Clarks store Phone 124F3 Pintknev pcrv WANTED PULVrtx Wid setrall BMOMI ptissf C H Lteprl Hsf eSFlv 1 I SPOT CASH FOR DEAD OB DISABLED STOCK i HORSES 00 CATTLE 640 HOGS U0 Pet Cwt Prompt and Comtsons Service GOOD QUALrrr COAL ALL SIZES ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY Phone Collect To HOWEL CABL Ufn fee DarBao BIG V e mpissTr DE, Hoey Sons f f 0ffitoi a x PHONE DEITEB 11 y i , it Z Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 20, 1950 Description An account of the resource December 20, 1950 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950-12-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d593c38c942f53db66fb1426bb01ab6e.pdf 9636f32b02285dc1678fac547edf96ab 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. ,, iiPP IfS i m sz WWKfW V SivX SUi Wednesday, December 27, 1950 f f OUR DEMOCRACY No 52 vHi J jwty rR6SH 5 MV 1 Currem Comment ,,, , HOWElL Jghf i p, ,u T WES Dispatch closes itn 67tfc ,,7 Go , With the world wishing itse a happy new year Republican ore efttrmattngf the strength oi Miftjuiuratoft who must sua in A Hi lor reelection His d itawquld put a Democrat an , ths state admninstrative ooara I Jhe ant to keep GovWilliams J fecial o J in a sea oi Republicans I His nuisance ability it great His j te Pearl linrue Hinchey at cWty to tet things 4ft Umitad Pinckney announces the enaaqe Sec of State AJqej bo led th ,, 0f her uqhter Mary, tc ticket inydtes recerved is reqaro lUtwn 3 iJLl H is am ed as the M candidate in 1952 ployed at the KaistrFraser k an wee The MusJoegon Oironicte qr tauated troui ti cknev ign says it was because the votsrs m 1946 and works o he got the imprision he stood lor the old guard The auto companies one mitt ed over the rollbacks but Walter Reuthers labor leader says busi ness could cut prices, raise wages and still show a profit Unions are sweating out their membership lists With the war takinq many of their members they are being replaced with women and temporary workers Chief benefits oi inflation will be farmers and industrial work AT THE BNO OP THE OLP YEA IT IS AM ANCIENT AND HONOR CO CUSTOM IN AMERICA TO CAST UP ACCOUNTS AMP TAKE STOCK OP WHERE WE STANDAND TO STAJtt THE NEW YEAR WITH J 1 A PWFS 1 a STdSf IS,1 year the xaikoad camo to Paqes la eek as the TAult i ffonThepaper was 8taited 1 the year the miim r SS ,L police car Ruling the governor biMk The Howell police know the , V8 , ,kTOTft ssris Hu 1 ed car useH K 4K0 X people themselves, some o, wno uSik11591 muc as 500 ii c ,x when he saw it at the west city hmits on Grand River he gave J cnase and claims he did 80 per , gut couldnt catch up with it At Fowlerville it slowed up for the urst train ran into Pinckney the people were given a free ride, in the evening a reception and lxmquet was given to the oific ials and train crew at the Pmck m red Jight and he pulled along e Hote1 Chartas Haze, the itfide of it rihe hght turned green I of Pinckney was the and the PO sergeant drivina it u v06181001113 waived at him and sped on 1100 1 1 to the v rvv f ODells ca rao was not work Jeds who could not get into V22f Sd I ing and when he Qot back to j f10 J1 an QPPl for iunds tJimtJtW Howell he found the police therefie flald You not asked to KingSeeley Carp The wee nq will take place after the ew is 9 csmcurt COURT NEWS Public assistance Two days last week was tc an up with the iury trial of Eucne Milliken and James Hassan of Pinckney charged with robb ry I unarmedjames Shay Whitm re Lake hearina contractor was he victim, he beina robbed of seer eral hundrsd dollars near ihe takeland Grccery in November, f ta MSWTEHST1 fS3Ji iueB verdict was not ouiily, S lS 0 miiia iftS M Lavan defended them trem Korea or now at Percy Jones hoepltalBattle GreskMany of them have frostbite and doc tors ar gaining lew experience medical examination CV CCUKSE WE CANY ALU, AS INDIVlOUALS,COMPliTELy BALANCE OUft ACCOUNTS BUT WE CAN START WITH A FRESH SLATE TO WORKOUT BETTER, BRAV2R PLANS FO OU FUTURETO PROVIDE GREATER SECURITV THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE AND J SAVINGS FOR, OUR FAMILIES TO QAIN FOR, OURSELVES GREATER OPPORTUNITIES AMP SATISFACTIONS IjfJ IN THE NEW VEAR, 4 had been radio in 7 QCQU the chase The story told by the gover nors party is differentGrae Dink el jr of Pinckney of the state police has been the governors chauffer for two years He wast here most all day Friday with the state police car used bythe gov iemor, a bia Cadillac He met the governor at Willow Run at I 8 p m on his return from Wash ingtonState Police Sergt Georae 15 j contribute far a Grand Trunk nun 10 axxm rajiroaoj for today or tomorrow 1 r but for a Grand Trunk raiixoaa forevexDr W C WyBe, Dexter physician was present and heard the speech The railroad was the principal topic in the Dispatch, its first year of publi Ication Winchell went to Kansas and J L JNewkxk succeeded him Newkirk became a preacher and Del Bennett took over Pie sold to, F L Andrews who was here for Kerr, State Controller Robert many years Roy Caverly follow Steadman and Lawrence Farrell ed him then Clyde Sibley and liU governors secretary T cJU TU Lincoln Smith, The present editor took over in July 1926The Dispatch has always striven for best interests of the community Nile 4H Girl Wins in National B ARBRA FOSTER, 19, of Niles, 1950 National 4H Canning Achievement winner, canned 2,25j quarts of foodl during her eight National plane to build an air academy have been shelved un till after the emergency In Jan 3,884 men will be called into th service in Michigan While the state considers its 665000000 mental hospital pro j Tram, Senators Bonine and Van 1 Antwerp argue that facilities for diagnosis should be establish od first which would cut hospital Jied8 The State of Mlchcigan pent 1,524708 daily in 1950 They re, oeived 1,42211 leaving a 12 J ucont ,camP for avlns u i ttS sJt 10111919 highest first year canning re nonthS deflCil Ot WlJliU, ftad jn 194g reCeived the County Added to this the higher COSt Ot i Kerr Canning award Barbras naznancing public service due tar j tionai award of a S300 cohoo inflation YOU Can get some ideaj scholarship was provided by Kerr Obititarie Churches wt irfkiUCHASDe ine Uttiiiunua btuu u aau ueuca uy uae pjummq ot ivir Villa M hicnaias on luarsauy 4 SSffilSSSS I the governors secretary were f also there All got in the Cadillac l idid started for Lansina with the, sergeant driving, Dinkel following l with the Steadrnan carBoth cars It boomed the railroad and was kept together and both denvin the thic of the fight when the doing any speeding As the cars speculators tried to get possesslare state owned it is not likely ion of the village sguare Support Howell will take any action led the paving oi Main St and I This is not the first time Livina blacktopping of M36, the school ston county has tangled with gov i expansion programs,the fire eng lernors In factit is the fourth, line projects and the efforts by j Back when AJex Grosbeck was i the vUllage to acguire the Ford qovemor ne came along as a1 property and restore the olcJ building was beinq moved neaiswimming pooh Lake Chemung, blockinq Grand , He qot wrathy and they cut off some oi ie building so he aot watfin I by When Gov Green Wle undeclared World War II Rev Ft A1W T ei,44 office a Brighton speed coo arres stiu continuess and at m preSS Sefcyartf ted his chauffer Justice Caleb sen time is not gong any too r , cT T1 riictt finpH him This mad Gov well for us Our force have been uuerui services were held at gS Wft A 1000 W90f S he emovd the driven back by sheer force of justice from office Wilbur Bruck numbers until now we hold but 2 did not escape either as the small beachheads Two impor Brighton speed cop hauled him iant speeches were made last me acme bunaqy aiubknou UJ Winteri 800 4 1000 year proVec ,fnfeva LUCOS una waay uitic JJorenna Derollon work She gave Ncttuig witn Mrs Memin Camp jywlorisj lucmetery Saturday 730 off leased him Brucker took it in Jew York calleoTlor all out eff IJW aeceased was born 85 Sunddybeiofe 2m ht3 SSfhor and wrote the offi ort to cauy the fight to the enemv years ago being one ot the 9 aay 8WW wn MOM bond on all her canning exhibits, at both the IleH good humor and rien County Youthi j cxiiiaren ot hi W and Mary Nor Fair and the stacj liJUp Martin She came to Mich ti irom hew KXis state when a WghVst first year canning record, y small girl and attended the rural and vdlage schools In 1902 she was married at Manistique to rO i Uy O V JCU Oil iiurcn ici D irady, Paato Glass This Activity is conducted under I the directl2i of the CoptaUvq, c i the headache awaiting the lea State payrolls are up S ljJttBion cice ryervthmg ele State services must be curtailed or new taxes j bvied iiiit , cacy cer commendinq him far doina and quell Communism once and ihis duty io al 8 ca8 Conq Shaler Edir Evans of the Brlahtcn of Michgan to read Dewey out Araus was horrified at the indiq of the Republican party He said ntv ncrainst Gov Green and apol , y n9ver could get anywhere i for it ntil they got him oif their neck iiui, 7JJ,Teachers and officers Grand River is the direct route Former President Hoover also LaMont Richards They lived at meet at Parsonaqe m retroit to Lansina 35 miles made a speech in which he said ry City where he was mane rrdaY Mew Yeas Church I of it is in Uvinqston county 1 the Atlantic and Pacific oceans ger of the Winona 3eath Park ervice Junior choir Sermonj has the reocrd of havina niore should be our frontiers and weUT h, uards died id li6 und vivinous Vitality accidents than any other similar ln0uld not send a single man to the widow returned to Pinckns iii0 Sunday scnoollopdcFell iece 0f l0ad in the state Plans uropo or Asa until our allies to reside owsiup with Christ j drawri lonq ago to rercue matched them man for man Oi She was a giftedmusicianand ijuJ 1Iew ear reilowship Hourj QTXT River around Howell but course this is isolationist and Pfc Gerald Drown and 3 comwas organistin the CongLchurchyVilh Conq and Mennonite memlit has never been done means the next war would oe panioni oi Stockbridqe were bad for years She also followed the TS Rev Beachy and Bishop, ,,,, fouqht here and we would exper My cut up in an auto wreck lastnursing profession, a skill devel 3 hnor guests Ladie3 MABRIAGE LICENSES ience all the horrors of pomoeo rONSESVATTON DEPT MOTtW Tuesday They were taken toiped by her ever ready answer toiAld t6 sery luncn 100a Jo s Corl 22Howell Bemice cities and the kiLing ot women CONSBBVATlOW nun v iFoote hospiu Jackson sick calls m me dwwhe neigh I 110a Watch Nlcht Anqe, 22 Howell Irving Shecuid chiWien Alaska is only a With the luxe of high prices tor Pfc Lloydossey of Brighton j bor ministered to neighbor 1th0 Mennonite Cnurch terSr b2i Howell Ethel Riley, 62,, stones throw from 11 lumber and pulpwood iarmersiwho was wounded inKorea, has OUR BOYS IN SERVICE been, flown to Percy Jones hospitiomd iJPoL 1 10E5 Chapterher associations Pvt Robert Howe was home and serviCes among the sick in from Camp Wood, Mo for the pinckney Sanitarium and in S C5y5 ,L , f ,r J r tow 19H TOM seraoq JDAUC J SWYfT for1Qm friends who wiU cherish her kind xfuw , auction m tne service Jan 18 66 healinrr touch rmd aetMA of ihe 1951 trout stamp is now pfc John Sprout of Sheperd Wor SFlSftJ22TO IXaBW 1 lor F3 faSidiat survivorse 2 sis ftiP Mi Btoch MG0f PinckSudaySchooi ce asked not to sacrifice irmrtat i e trees just entering their grow ti period Discourage ojading, tWat is make buyers tak poor quality trees as well as high Do not let stock graze in the woodlot A member of the CongL church Wed, Junior and Senior choir HowelI George Rickegcm, 25, planes based there cguld id a life member of the local racM Howell, Mary Darmire, 25 How attack this f25 nil Edvard StrazalkeiskiL30Howare caning to y22SLi Cavatr Metmoniie Churcn dev Ezra 3eachy Pastor ell, Helen Herbst 25, Brighton if we use up aU our strengin Elton Jones 32, Pinckney, Mauri , Europe and Asia we will have jcenna Jones, 24 Pinckney 1 it to fight with 8 ELECTION OF OFTICERS arc attacked at home e AsslsiS 7Zt ThTCong Ladies Aid have P Chatf I elected the following officers aeral rlranco, Spanish dicta sMe Zf,ySSh exceed1 k1 TWi David Aberdeeen received y 70 Ji Un brothers rTirout bnabhome since Boater gScfaT usd in cancer research ra nxm uriBmire Goeh day cometh night 1 ink nest near, water Some rnJgriKJSffiimiHI a 1 leadeth TJfto uetM tw I totJrSom this dept civildefense of Michigan It 1 fVrnHST SS d vAr wants the cities and villages wee planted on state ana 1 aJjraidi wamin sig REGTJT n COMMUNICATION BZSSSS 1 PresGertrude RoushVice Pres uruXJT SfVrSa 511 hey and Mrs Grace Teepleol j 8Hot iMS Lulu ihe IJSSST Sef hS hsd loM var , a 3 Program chairman, posjraftj 1 ta oConv Wednesdsr 8W3 P RTiia Buzzard changed his views which are SUITERS INJURY similar to Hitler, Mussilino cmd J CARPENTER While chopping wood for a fire StaImHe has aboUshed elections Thursday night at the Reason and made hixnsel judge mid , rrea sxrpenter 61, died at j on Mowers Rd which is legislature He has put all torter I his home at 530 Oakland ave, f ice skating Charles Hew ncf socVefie cmdi oroicmazations Pontiac, Tuesady morning after ett ir cut a gash in his chin,ex where people would meet and an illness of several years He tending from his lip to lower iaw exchange views, out of business was the son of Mr and Mrs E when a log hit him rt took five He was able to overthrow the G Doc Carpenter of Pettysville stitches to close the wound and Spanish republicc because Hitler and his boyhoodwas spntuwre he was given pencilin Dr Duffy and Mussilino aided him witn weapons and soldiers He wants Great Britian to restore Gibralter ,M Christ to Spain The British took this in exodus from , A because It commanded the , K , the governor entrance to the Mediterian ocean M of Pinckney since May 10, i putting pardons in the stockings and there Is little likhhood a Following the lodge sessionthe 1 of convicts Christmas timeThis their lelinatfshing itMasonic Building Assn will hold Surviving are his wife, Lola, a was supposed to exemplify the its annual meeting emi election son, Kenneth and a canddaugh i Christmas spirit of forgiveness of Officers er one brotherXSarner, of Durand It got to be a racket cm only those , mmn099mr ,, P W Curlett, Sec and three sisleis Mrs Edna Rea with powerful and wealthy gpCE OF ANNUAL MEETING son, Pinckney Mrs Austa Rose, friends got the pendons The most Annual Meettoa of me If rtniunll Sie would be two re JTWuider the ice This and all dear Factory wwM Smmafe tem Ur redds but to enable people to j tending lodge Ice wild game me j ,helterMbre details will be Til rabbit season ends Doc 31 j given later S131s2w I TV meeting was called to or tekft 31rttHTsax jd Trmrsday evenina at 645 Hie 4m year boys made a tab , mmmm m ,Ie for the new lath We have I Mr and Mrs Herman Veddetof Roscommon Thd Viiwui hield lamlly of , members They are lohn took Mrs Gerald VeHHer and son The funeral is Friday at 200 An Arbor wens Sunday ouestsBarg, Billie Beck, Victor Basydla, back 10 Bethany, OUoioma lasp nv at the Lutheran church at, el Uo Utff faonOy David Nosh week end spent XOOB there Richtnond wih burial there James Doyisjspoctsr Ann Arbor and Mrs Densie Eddy fkxgarant abuse of this was the JJvtogsloii County Mutewd Fbii parVioning of Frank C Andses 52521 jfcXitNow a parole board ban gomeOifice, 1S West dies this matter and each case PULSLET is investigated and decided on4lsJ 10 Tumdar A ov vT JL uttCtoMvk i j f S A kI J X Efi, 7 fh VfeAaey rc v V S AS 27, 1950 Neighboring Notes ufomatfc Electric Trver Dry your family wash the modern way the electric way No more struggling with the weather No more tramping up from the cellar with a backbreaking load of wet clothes No more tiresome piecebypiece sprinkling And with an automatic electric dryer your clothes come out white and clean, light as a fleecy cloud , in minutes instead of hours Tune in EDISON ELECTRIC THEATRE 1 pm, Mondays, WXYZTV rfVfeqory on January 17 b5J J Pd Dean DSaer t inoys 2 m enrolled to 1302 projects in 4H clubs in this county Roman Estrada who was in jured in a knife fight outside the Tnanqle Inn near Howell on Nov 26 died at McPherson has pital last Wednesday Omer Hamson of Dexter and Mrs Myrtle Catlin of Hartland were married ati Briqhton last jlweek by Rev Crocker Mr, and Mrs Larry Gherkin of Howell announce the engage ment of their daughter,Sally Jean to Delbert White, son of MrsJohn White Bowetf Tin Howelt MkUocm H mm mwmm SYLVAN i HEATER Turn WdL Thur DM SI, 27, TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE Novvltr xriday, Saturday, DcmAr 29, 30 Lizabeih Scott Dean Jagger DARK CITY Roy Rogers in COLORADO Friday, Saturday Dvauk 29, JO SONS OF NEW MEXICO Weatam la Sunday Monday December 31Jan, 1 Mai Sun and New Years 2 cm Gene Autrey, Gail Davis, Robert Armstrong, Dick Jones Stooge Cornea Sunday Mon,day December 31 Jan T THE PRETTY GIRL In TerhnUtJM A MutiMB Stephen McNaly Alexis Smith Robert CimmunXjoaa Caulftskl EUa Lanchester Audrey Lang In WYOMING Color by T Corned Cartoon MAIL Nwi Sunday Shows 3, 5 7, 9 Moo TtlS, 945 p m Cartoon Song Reel Sunday, December 31, 1130 p m Gala New Years Eve MIDNIGHT SHOWl Abbott and Costello i HIT THE ICE Tue Wed, Thur, Jan, 2, 3, 4 WALK SOFTLY STRANGER A Drama Starring Jospeh Cotton, Valli, Spring Johnny Long and His Orchestra Byington Ginny Simms The Four Teens show 715 and uu Comedy Cartoon Qaxtoon ShorU Newt Doors open 1130, Adm 40c tax ComingThe Showdown, Harriet included 1 Craig, Lets Inmce Tue Wed,, Thur, Jan, 2 3, 4 Walt Disneys Presentation of TREASURE ISLAND Tchn5oolor tttCTrnv,, UexterThtatre DttLissv MfCWOAN AL CeUleed Lyle Enqle, jeweller, has been Boby Driscoll Robert Newton elected master of Washtenaw4 comedy Koveity Caileton Lodqe No 65 F A M of Dex CominKing Solomons Minea J ter V S Richards of Mian will io The Mauver Story JnnnTATi ru stall toniqht in a public cers CURTAIN CALL Oui Door Action Picture CACTUS OF CREEK mT Dexter Molded Plastcs dis I AVO HEAIi u M M tributed checks, totcdlinq 11408 euu , Donald O Connor, Marjorie Main 32 amonq its employees Christ fomitiiMMifilMi w Wk , XvtStubMvi2 time Wm Steinway of Dexter lost is life last week at a fire which destroyed his house trailer Afred GrossWilford Wines and Lawrence Koch of Dexter were winners in the Ford sales con test and qet free trips to French Licks, Ind Betty Pidd of Dexter has won a 100 scholarship from the Gener Foods Corp, for 4 H work Stockhridge, Michiqc Plus LITTLE RASCAL 4hom LatMt Hows Shows 7 p m, and 9 Sunday, Monday, Decembor 31 J an 1 Frday, Saturday, December 29, 30 HILLS OF OKLAHOMA In xi Supex Westers, with Rex Allen, Elizabeth Frazier hort Cartoon News i SUMMER STOCK Sunday, Tuesday December 31Jan2 od QOIEedy 8tarrlng MY FRIEND, IRMA GOES WESTJGene KeUyi judy GarlandEddla A Good Coiiedv STnq y Baiclcer Marie Wilson, John Lund zonAv The Radio Stars Dont Miss Ith Screen Song Cartoonj iue, V 1 f 1 i 25 Years Ago Tho Congl church put on the ohntmas pageant ihursaay eve Gcas Gui ol Love directed by Mis Maycroit and Mrs Etta Tupper I he cast was as follows jSimkon Lonine VanSlambroojc jHacael Beatrice VanHom S lviaoTii Gertrude Xupper Zuuiiine Adam Brown Ju Calvin Hooker Ncnnan M E Darrow Benjamin Daniel VanSlambrook Rebecca Esther Campbell Esther Nellie Jones Shepherds L J Henry, Andrew Campbell, Gerald Reason, Milo Kettler Clinton voters approved a bond News issue of 200,000 last week to build a qtade school Coming Belle of Old Mexico Mr and Mrs James Rice Pnn Arbor announce the ement of their dauqhteiMary i New Years EDec 31 o en I The Dctcr and the Girl Dont Miss the Midnight Show Wea,, Thur, Jan, 2, 8, 4 THE qaq to Dennis Burke, son of Mr ana Mr Albin Burke of Gregory BRIDE FOR SALE Little Words, Tea for Two ONE AND ONLY A Drama Btarlne 3 Academy Awards Winners THE RED SHOES i Cartoon and LatMt New ComingTiigger Junior Three wnm r ran se Registration Notice The Board of Registration will be in session at the Clerks Residence 379 W Main St, on Tuesday, the 9th day of January, 1951, from 8 oclock in the forenoon until 8 oclock in the evening, for the purpose oi completing the registration of electors of said Village Dated this 12th day of December 1950 ilLDHtED J ACKLEY Village Clerk rv UJnnm HIORIIIIIG COAL HEATER Kodel 520B lib CoaiLup, Wise Men Ona Campbell Cliff ord VanHom, Azel Carpenter S Amuinciater Alta Meyer Special music by Fern and Grace i Tupper and P H warthout I FARMERS FEED Yet, the modern convcnien nd amazing teonomy of th WARM MORNING heater 1 ttuly sensation Its th only heater of its kind in the world Exdvuive, patented interior construction results In an abundance of dean, healthful heat and big fuel savings Heats ail day and night without refueling Buxns any kind of coal, coke or briquets Semiautomatic, igJw fted Start a fire but once a year Come ia and set the dependable, lowcost WARM MORNING today Sr SUPPLY COMPANY, Max RunselL M oe 4 II P t, i V w utsi itfas die i Marv Teopl was born, in Ty I rons, N Y, April 18, 1838, the daugnter of Jacob Teeple She cams to Michiqan in 1859 and v marid to Valter Mann on i May 7 1860 She was the moth i r of 5 children of whom 4 sur i vivo Kor death look place at i Euqene, Oreqon Dec 5 I Raymond Litchfield,Dexter hard ware merchant died at University hospital Ann Arbor last I wek He leaves his wife, the for 1 mer Norma Cuilett of Pinclaiev his mother and a sister, RuthThe funeral was at Dexter, tho Dexter Masonic lodqe conductina the services at the qrave The Chubbs Corners school put, on a plav Friday niqhtThe King of Noumcmia Mrs Will Davison is teacher Roy Rice who died last week, left 6 children and his wife, the former Lenr Meabon 1 hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of resolutions adopted by the Village Council, of the VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY, Livingston County, Michigan, at a regular meeting held on Tuesday, the 12th day of December, 1950 JLDRD J ACKLEY Village Clerk ELECTION NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY, HVINGSTfiN COUNTY, MICHIGAN i V 4 Vi S FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROJVTLY BOSSES 500 Each COWS SSOO Eacch HOGS 150 per Cwl WE BUY HIDEh nD CALf SKINS Phone 68 Plackxy Central Dead St 3lCOi m 9Mmf Mh KPP V, S vvA lot of pickerel ars being tak en through the ice on the mill pond Norman Miller qot a 13 lb one last week Bert VanBlaricum attended the funeral of a brotherinlaw in De troit last week who wa killed by an auto Marion Soper will stay with Mrs Adah Sprout this winter and attend school in Pinckney Mr and Mrs FrecTPeai had the John McGuire md Robert Read families for Xmas guests Mrs Anna Tasch of Ann Arbor j spent Xmas at the Robert Tasch I home I Mr and Mrs MfRyi9on spent Friday with Mrs Mcble Suydqm in Jac Gificrd VanHorn and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a special election to be held at Putnam Township Hall, in the Village of Pinckney in said village of Pinckney, Livingston County, Michigan, on Monday, the 29th day of January, i951, the following question will be submitted to you Do you favor the confirming of a franchise to THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, granting permission to erect, construct, lay, operate and maintain, within the VILLAGE OF PINCKNEY, all needful and proper poles, towers, mains, wires, pipes, conduits, and other apparatus requisite for the transmission, transforming and distribution of electricity for public and private use, subject however, to all conditions and restrictions of said franchise, as passed at a session of the Village Council of said Village, held on Tuesday, the 12th day of December, 1950 , A copy of said franchise is on file with the Village Clerk, and it is open to the inspection of the electors of said Village At said election the form of ballot will be as follows Confirming grant of franchise to THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, for the purpose of the erection, construction and maintenance of towers, poles, mains, wires, conduits, apparatus, etc, requisite for the transmission, transform, mg and distribution of electricity for public and private use Yes No The polls of said special election will be opened at 7 oclock am and will remain open until 8 odo pjn of said day of election sim Sir 11 SF jggpplffRW 47 i JNoU YUu 4 SLAYTON MOTOR SALES Chrysler Plymouth Gem Glen Skxyton, Prop , Fred Buhbs the negro who at templed to assault Nellie New kirk, dauqhter of Judqe New kirk of Ann Arbor has been aiv en 10 years in Jackson prison The Will Curiett family of Dex, m YU4UQ nwi ter cmd theGge Sigler familv chlTeR for x, spent Christmas at the Warren1 Hoff home home The Dale Mrs Warda Hard WINKELHOUSE FLORAL CO J, Flowers and Plants for Every Occasion Cliff Heller Prop HowelL Mich A Happy and Prosperous New Year To All is Our Wish LLOYD DOC HENDEE Local Long Distance Trucking Weekly Trips to Detroit Phone Pinckney 64FU Win KKennedy lr is working in Windsor The Conql church qave Rev G W Mylne a fur overcoat for Christmas The Dispatch prints a whole I column of comment by other editors on the parole of Frank C Andrews by Gov Bliss Seth A Darwin 90 died a his home on Darwin Rd, Dec 27 rle was born in Mass in 1813 and coame here in 185b He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Chas Stickle and Ella Darwin Also a grandson, Roy Cora Devereaux held heir Xmu pflxmim crt the Tooley school ou Wed night The cmnnrfl supervisors ban quet is ai the Hotel Kellogg, How d Jan 14 Mrs Commerford, mother oi ev Fr Commerford died here ec 25 Funbivxi ca ui Vincents f lurch, Detroit Dec 2b1 Rev Copo was not able to tfeach Sunday and his sou, Her oert took his place Ed Huntley who was sent up ym this count oeen parolled Rev George Gordon, pastor of the NartlT Lake M E church, got a new cutter ior Xmas A family Christmas tree was held at the H B Gardner home Miss Nellie Gardner sang in St Jjohns church Jackson Christmas und also on the program given at Jackson prision Wm White is shippina a car load of baled hay from here A sleigh load from here wem to the Christmas exercises at the Marion Center church Thursday liqht Eldred Basing died at his home in Marion Dec 11 He was the father of Mrs Goodie DnkeL As we go to press we hear that Charles Plympton, lcal under Mrs Florence Ryer of Grand Rapidc and the Wm Pickford iumily of Ionia were Xmasguests of the Asher Wylie family Mr and Mrs Wm Shehan spent Xmas with the Dr Shehan family in Jackson Frank Eoyer and wife, spent Xmas with her brother in BvronMrsHelen McGregor and hear daughter of Brighton called at at Wm Mercer home Scrturday The Uoyd HerxcSee family1 spent Sunday with her people in Holt The Misses Charlene and Jean Meyer of Brighton spent Sunday jiat the Albert Dinkel home Fred Ward and wife of Chubbs Comers left for FtlxmderdaleiFla last Friday Tio Gerald Dinkel family of Lake ChemungwereJCmasguests at tre Albert Dinkel home C Mr and is Albert ai Lansing last Tuesday lrsal Mr and Mrs H Carr had all their children home ior Xmas except Mrs Jack of Gulrport v liuuuoy wno was sent up Tw, rkrrrioo QOIIIA familv oi family were Xmas guests at the Phillip Sprout home Mrs Mary Eirhmrm and Gertua Sprxirs were in Ann Abror Wednesday Wm McGowan and sons of Ponuac weie Sunday guests oi Mr and MxsLouis Coyle ine uuxlett family entertained Mrs Mary hau and Mrs Minnie loiies ior Xmas, tester ruAfee and Mrs jmoi JOSS took the McAiee ctuiwiwu io J L riuaeons, ietroit iUbt weex to see Soma Oiaus J jroid frankins of Howell ere Amos dinner guests oi LU WAYNE WAGONER Groceries, Meats, Beer to Take Out Oil and Gas Chubbs Corner RUTHS DRESS SHOP YHOutm1ers for Ladies, Misses and little Tots 109 West Grand River, Howell A Happy New Year to All HOMER ABNEY Locker Service, Meats, Groceries Chubbs Comers I M ,y Your New Year Be Happy taker has passed awayHe leaves ui uauynn iamiiy his wife and a Aora Swarthout daughter, Mr WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR THOMAS READ SONS BuikUng 3uppils,Paint Mr and Mrs Mark Nash entertained the Nash children Xmas Mrs Dolly Baughn and Mrs Esther Widmeyer were in De toit last week ie jonn varpenter family , rtiw Ainas guests oi the Liayion oarpenter Jtamiiy ine iTii nip nuason iamny Ui 4cLoii were Xmas guesis oi tne Lester McAfee iamny iaaxey Amouaqey and Donna Lou LriLpert who are worjana in HJUXU, i0nn liew hojpve ior Xmas and then new Back ine hobert Ackley iamiiy and iviaaqe jack were Saiuiaay ant er quests pi the nonnie ilosjaiut iamny in Detroit iuc larm tiureau dinner was hela at the Wm Dorsey iarm in Marion Saturday night ine lAjie iviuir uud ioyi I i To One and All We Wish a Yery HapPY 0 i H CmZENS MUTUAL AUf INSgRANCE COMPANY Thousands of SansfUd Policy Holders Howell Michigan IV 0 J HOLLffl WYUE Trr Phone 136 Pinckney Plowing Up Organic Matter Is Important in Buildinr Up Soil was nearlytwice that of the average seven years before In the tests, some fields have been farmed iu common practices WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAH Li V THE MBBOW BARBER SHOP ft SNk Brc jjy J oooservation system Both groups have a fouryear rotation of corn, soybeans, wheat andj mixed legumegrass meadow Fields j receiving the common treatmentare itraightrow farmed The conserve j tion fields are farmed on the cotttour and receive larger amounts of far tfuzer, plus crop residues Additional supplies of plant food, organic matter and moisture have teamed up to boost crop yields on the conservation fields, the agronomists say As a result of these benefits, corn yields have averaged 106 bushels per acre on the conservation fields, compared with 73 bushels on the common fields in the 104240 period Soybean yields have averaged 37 bushels per acre compared to 30 wheat, 34 bushels as against 27 Si hay yields 22 tons per acre oo pared with 2 tons 3jK The tests are carried on coopersttvsly by theBeaearch Branch of the U S Soil ConssrTStUwj Service and the Purdue jspfamttnral Corn Yields Boosted 34 Bushels Per Acre By Better Soil Care C ROP yield profits are being boosted as much as 20 per acre through conservation farming meth j dinner guests oi the ruw I ods, including contour cultivation, l iey name pu large amounts of fertilizer and the Cari torner ano iamiiy ot xuni return of crop residues on Purdue were Sunday guests at the nn Universitys Throckmorton farm, i vvnite home agronomists report Edward Spears had ior Xmas Yields have risen steadily since guests Doni Spears and wife oi 1942, according to the agronomists, jtroit, Russeii Glover family o The 1949 average net profit per acre f QwieryiU and the Gerry fich xaan family , , Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer cart the Dr McGregor family ot Brighton were Xmas guests ot Jthe Dr Walter Mercer taBuly at East Lansmg , 4w Mis Charlee McRorie JU hi her home Xmas day and BXOK her collar bone The Gene Shehan iamUy ot Ann Arbor, Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon weje Xmas Jguests jJS110311 fhe ZTV1 fcxmilY guests at the Jesse Henry home Mr and Mrs Tom Ware and son were Sunday dinner guests oi Mrs Lida Karus of Trie W H Meyer icanily en airted all of their children but AnTiVrrx and Vlokx Petrywe aXry dinner guests of Mr and jDeSSSet hekiftrti jannSl Xmas party at Jugs Inn li5TXBiulbs Conatiaoy tnft Pinckney VFW held, oi JmVfc their Fldday night FRANK ZIEGLER Electric Wiring Contractor Phone 130, Pinckney May Your New Year Be Happy MARVIN SHIREY Television Radio Sales Service ,P A Happy New BeatTo AR POfCDISY V f W POST 7301 evoted to the fctsteste oi Jbe Sdiool Notes fiXSKET BAU SCHEDULE Fni4 Jan 5, Grass Lake there Fit, Jan 12 Manchester thee Man Jan 15, South Lyon here FiL, Jas T South Lyon here Fri, Jan 19 D1r ht Prt, Feb 2, Wobf Fxi, Jan K, 22 Fri, Feb 9 Soufc LY9 TueVFeb lrHaitland there Fri, Feb 16, Manrhester t Fri Feb 23 DfBUic uete BOICX A HapPT K Year to All LIVINGSTON MOTOR SALES K rvi To All We WWL m OMsd INer Am trYe 3 tyjvv J 5rlr r , i W r L v i ft 3 V 5 I J I To AQ We Wish a Happy and Prosperous rew Year KAYS BEAUTY SHOP laJhryn Gleason Smith Prop One and All General Insurance Very Happy One cR I CARR Phone 43 PSnckaey WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW THE PARKER MOTOR SALES DeSoio Plymouth Caff HiSpeed Gas, OIL Ac A Happy Prosperous New Year To All I Oar Wtah LOREN BASSETT Sherlif of Livingston County J tlm t0 m WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY PROSPEROUS THE IASOSABOWL Mens and Ladies Leagues Private Bowl Bowl ior Your Healths Sake JOHN F EISELE Body Bumping, Duco Painting CHARLES F HEWLETT vouir Wattdns DDealer X BEST WISHES ton A ftTIP TOP RESTANRANT The Home of High Quality Food Don McLean, Prop WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW TEA Frozen FOOD LOCKER SERVICE Phone No 12 Pmckney Floyd Martin, Prop am T If y iv Vf5s5 SEASONS GREETING seasons cuttm To One and All We Wish a Very Happy RAY M DUFFY M D May Ywr New Year Be a Happy One 74 STANLEY DJNKEL Plumbing, Water SWARTHOUT FUNERAL HOME A Service of Sincerity DON C SWARTHOUT Director Happy New Baf GRTINGS L A Happy New Year to WILLIAM BRASH Sheet Metal Work Ott Burning H New Be To All We Wish a floppy and Prospei THE P1NCKNEY TA Beer, Wine and Sowh A Happy and Prosperous Now Yea To All Is Our Wis MARATrtbN SERVICE STATION Gas Qa Accessories Henry Shirr WP WE WISH YOU ALL AHAPFY PROSPEROUS NEW YKAI THE COSY DBUG 8TOHE ts Haste KATCITS RESTAURANT of Good Meals Mrs Catherine 22Jow Ss2 A Happy and Proi Year To All is Our w m, S SEHVK MobuolGasti OsP Phflgcs Stnrlde, HoUls Si mmmm 0 A Sever NwYar LXtt J THE,4,1S i,i avWJ lf A, VK Jjm maatEY DISPART w i t H, H , ,we St PinckneMic J S7OB ftic U c Year f tirt PliJMlgfr ir5 QlSSOtV cuis Coyla ,un i w wiiDur Coyle hoard v jC Vle say midniqht ohns church, jacK 1 a Heath family at j yu,ij huvo moved iiitc tC PC on Humam Sts 10 io Griffith family ci pent Sunday at the JO ri home i 1 Rittor family had 1 s Lrj Nash and daughter ,V Christmas quests ii M Amburqevs enter in Cefcrd Miller family, IcArtO and Mrs W8fcife rM0 SliOlUTIONARn J 1J I I u,c ,1,y gncie, iludjt, hair , Jf qey and limmie fer , 3 K2 c LOWEST F rJCE EVES lfef A luxe PHiLGASWP t,8 C ii i a J wif spa vvijri his paioi ci ii ece iaincii L n iviaiLUiie Lya Jt torratic, fnstantJTghtfnj 1 removal, por drip trays V and oven light, i JJ w clock with UlU J r ur to3o r, , , v K Ucc jives l wc formalco trj wor r, area, ,v , in nisd Conctod 0ti Wit TRADS ALIOV ON VGU C1D KAWC, Vrw is the tine to modernize i r ncan with PiijIas the u y iflj gas tor fiirm and ton , fou crn huit far oivV t bt yrj ont find a t or vuhr anyvv,T,e than this beautiful de luxe rarige Pcriiomhor, IOO, we will you rcrouc tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, mdke, or condition Esy crrrF if you wish MANf OTHER PffiJGAS MFJAUCZS FROM WHICH TO CHO 5SSI ts of thg fit ward v vee Georaa Wia rid Gaorqi VVid I of Ann Arbor ana crnd wife 7 ris Eisele family of viiu called on MrsEmma , Sunday and Mrs Clara isriio and famly of Detroit I j J T and wife spent j lth Jhe RaJPh Clin l a Detroit j i r inton and wife of t or the week end at T Ciiton iiome j, ow Campbell fimily Xm at ui Glenn Kincr oric e Chambers and th Ucn fmily had the hambers and Honryf mly for Xmas ouests Campb11 and Carl iis voro ciuecfs an 1 rC Ccr am a1 the De CcM Ciiib n i n and Mrs Cor, Ci on Earl aC Eivvit i Waesday rd aCncr alona fi j a Meason and ieota , on family ipont Limer Prut horn, D viCa i C viin Camphxjl knih iii ra list were r yl I M, ih lama H im h tor tiiay dmn r qlasls of M J n family were the Max lids, Gerald and lack J a aii Mr ICrl v, ard auuaC, Otha j rfammnd and wiC of q sore Xmas quests of the Fijar family t , quests of thj HjrrI family warn Herbert PalI d family of Flint James , and family and Albert ch md family of Howeli hebman cf Portaae iaq Lake Vator Clark family had ittnas f quests Mrs Rose e h Ecfeel Meyer, Russell aii iviaynard Clark famo Jenaid Clark of Vpsii y Lou Gardner, dauqhter , i iv Mrs Georqe Gardnai ins am Ford hospital, De ilow uq an operation day quests at the Charles j heme were Frank Nichols oi Mia and Charles Clark j Clar jr in Gafeburq y Marqaret Clark spent , wr with hfa and Mrs vhTrlea Cfetrk j in Gaksburq 9 4 Cr r i zk1 rj 0W 4 i CtV, and tW r101 working Off Ndli Hllgll T Ruflh Lak assBest Wishes for a Very Happy New Year if ,uvisvUfl rtcter Lavey Jim mi Amburgy iimDcylo Charles Barrett Ye Editor wi aTnouth bunday and saw ihei 3lk i Gaksburq new tn c, iimany Gc Irvin Kennedy and wife ntspel ai Dec 13 C vlHrna at the Gerald Kennedy I ox eeaa at Mt VAA home in Howe 1 M CIRCES STORE FOR WOMEN of Mf VernonNaw Y ri Mt Verne hor In Howe Frdav Burial wes a OTk, Wj ,i, n rdDY Kir P 5 months aqo is still confmed to the hospital , Ar w F the wek end at th I W Rg Kom J995 w l44W nuBnca ,dw Nb,f and vife spoil Mr and Mrs Fred Read feav the ek end ot tiao Goraon Hns today for Ft, Lauderdale, Florida ter lmo iri Vpsiianti for tne winter Mr Leon Mrabon is on the Mr and Mrs Clare Miller wer rick listin Detroit ihursday i Hare Id Fairchild family off The Robert Tasch family wer clroit and the ftox Nocrglen oil Sunday quests of Mrs Anna nn rr wro Xmas quests Tasch in Ann Arbor p Frmk Abardeens Dcicthy and Jimmie Lavy TJ Rocr arr itertamed Xmas Shopped in Ann Arc H jbrt Carr the Wayno Carr idav and Leo Bettys families The Albert ShirW qd Dcv1 I r cjnd Mrz Edward Grab pletcn fams were Xma, lJ Tanl Mr guess of the Hoilia Hollowa, 1 Stacbe Wi licehe and family KDn, Gus em a Nan Leiwiaqa Th JCn McGr fm ly soer ve ciri5tms 3ipsts of Mrs the weak end at the Fred Reaa uTr Lcw,ftqe , n hom J0,i Griffsta lamu ware in Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller Pfvit ,Satay j ia Mr and Mrs Garth Mye T e Jawranca Baaqhn family t Happy New to ill Our friends rves i K SK us TODAY Wf MANtTtf All fNSTALLAliON DfTAIL Mrs Clifford Miller I i and Mr and Mrs Garth Meyer CCvrii M it4 attendd the Twin Pines Dak wer Chnstmas quests of th R I Rt j j Hickory Ridge Da rv Farm Tom Baird and wife of Bay naiod M and Mr Earl I DW J t Ul IU City were Xmas qasff u cnn the Bil and Winton HiriM nnMrm, jCharks McRorie family 1 Ca iXci SwartJaau City were Xmas aas of th ri cVn 1 wT Sharks McRorie family ShA CthG V OTr Mr,H Mrs Garqn Meabon H oramas Mrs Flora Marshal crrH Leon cfficAtor TandY lho Mrhn AmW jfuneral rf TrsMeabons brother iCr3uJv Robert Marhall at Jackson at vTl FcTff tleXLYuSPen I The Charee SoCo family 5 a W 97 hom Howell and the Edwin Sprou 1V M H rw, 1, i may wer Xma, cruris at th ,1yui , H v11 rhiUfp Sprout hmf r1 irhildren home for Xmas Wm McGowan cud son of t Jfs d GuUP Pontiac we Sundcfir guesti of C Mary Eichmtand Ger Ivlr and MLouji Coyl JV3 H ars wre in Abror W liit CJ V HIGH QUALITY MILK AND CREAM Norman Toppina Prop QREAM A Happy Nw Year te mm vfrV COMPARE DuoTherms BIG Hepplewhite Heater with any other fuel oil heater Compare It for ECONOMY Vou get fuel savings of up to 1 full gallon of oil Out o every 4 with DuoTherms exclusive PowerAir Blower You get more beat from every drop o oil because the DuoTherm Hepplewhite is built around an amazing fuelmiser burner The Hepplewhite has a special builtin WasteStopper, too, that gets more heat into your home i keeps heat from flying up the flue Compare it for COMFORT You get gentle waves of warm air circulating evenly from floor to ceiling no cold corners no cold floors Fingertip Control Dial makes it easy as tuning a radio to get just the heat you want Compare It for BEAUTY You get fine period furniture styling The Hepplewhite beautifies your home as it beats it Come in, see the DuoTherm Hepplewhite Heater today at SLAVEY HARD WARE Yalta , , It ta Ordered That the th day of aauary A D, 1951, at tt oclock in tfc tanoox t aavi to baraujr appointed tor seassg sati petition, p It in FurtW Ordered, That Pttboc Notice thereofbe given oy of a copy of this order enca fpfr tot three asnaMfcv Boats jptvtmat to eaid doy rf hiaSsf fe fteftaev Dbawqfe, a abotatad A true copy Hirom B Gjlaeia pcamhaQ Jwdgs Of Register of Probata f Dtnisi 112 North Miehloom Ave i Telanhoneiax OfflcV 935 Hefldsce l4 Evenings by Apponheufc Howell t frflc KERB SKEGD PFC BERYL BUCK LEWIS Okinawa Veteran Fills Out Quesuonair Nwo Merwin Caxur i Phono 183 HowoU 207 sL J Kaehitfar Mr ana tars beU and Mr and MIS Olin Hog , Real Estate, lusuranco, Mnkntmvt Gny, Lake and Fazttk IVopery A Speciality List Your Propftfiv WUb M LEE LAVZY General Inswxanio REJTX ESTATE Foams, Homos Lako Proporttoi and Business Upporuwuttee Lui xou Property with Mo jrnALD ttCAdON Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl Pinckney, Mich Phono I 8 3 Phono 157Fil Jtopashno MYSON J itfahifcc wu Ueuama cate tOkofilao irtivo License tl A UKU , urttl Floats Don C tfvarinottt Lweatoc Moaorn Equina Assbuisssee Service ma a uaqoiofT ft oPTOMmcr D W rond Kor A I i, Michigan or UiH tfesUenc wifr TALES FROM THE ARABIAN nson attended tne lnsvaaauon p e office oi Veeaic Masonic I ilch lodgie in Detroit baearday xufcv NIGHTS h Wikston Baucjiui ui i Seem, aqnificant color POtotinqs tatained Mr and Mrs Frank j by famous English caflsEawind Miifoid and Dulac, depxctina manSe d, M Qora AUen of Lansgi adventurousJala, gjjg Studav these afedent AUC TIONEER Farm Solas A Soostaolv BERT WYXIE ley 78F2 RffBWERATION VUX icn Niqhts Then, read a nadm race Noble and Mr and, I presentation of laws j AUrrrad Dav of Detroit wore l legends in Tales from te toib lho joi Lann nai Niqhis startincr ixx Jus Sm 3818 w J 1 I days Dec 31 isso oi Doaoit eU family f Sunday Times Bo sure to Siinaay Detroit Times SPECIAL NEW YEARS SERVICES HEAR Bishop C F, Duistine Prominont Bible Teacher Pastor of the First Monnonite Church oi Kitchener Ontario Will be Guest Speaker at the CALVARY MENNONITE CHURCH u Sunday,Dec t3PER SERVICE 430 p m on December 31 WATCHNIGHT SERVICE 11 pan December 31 NEW YEARS DAY 730 p xn January 1, 1951 maud as a speaker for business and professional orormixcionfc HAFOLD RADY On Ail Makes o 1S4F3 LLOYD Livestock Hauline Weekly TMpo Made to Datrofr Genorcu TweVlpQ PHor 64F14 Pd0SfcMlsft CAB JOim crto Products, GxaVL SoU cp for HwsA Gravel Ftil 2U Koad Butidfaai Blocks Loia, Piece or Coako 7628 Toma RL, ticnrTt Klch PLvne Dexter 31 IS loHN n MndwiAyp DR C L TOVTNBl I M and Mrs Eli Aron hJd d family reunion Xmas honoring tne ijirtndays oi MrAionlUdAron jr and granddaughtej, Carolyn I Amongthosepreseut Paul4hocrp land iamiiy, Detroit iimest Ward and tanuiy Dexter, daughter juiia and cnildren oi LakeUsioru j OMigiaakLpn8 wn extended F1Z1A AJ,o teEUiwron jr io was recenUy, JjSalieU AuVS rnarried to Ruby rtioux of Dotooit STERC mSURANiC CO Dentist j Special lonosoa miPojtaao LaW Road Dexter ielepaone SBowoU FkoAO DoxWr 3461 vvj 11169 Pindotev Rd Ho EW w r L 1 E NOTABy amd BMDS i43t JOwNEY A JK J Pinckitey EU HowolL Wik A A, K i Phil Barney Kralzmiiier Livingston Jounty Phono 2S56B loprosoatottve Ann Arbor AND WISH YOU A Nw Tear filled with promltu and Our Best Wishes for lf Pinckney FOR SAIMixod clover and all FO SALEjfix Dexter, pleasant 2 riirl of Thankfl Icdfcr hay, also second cuttinq of T consally looatod two story Vru ui iaiino dtoAa 100 bales, also walking,sovonroam house, bath on each We wish t acknowledge with piOW wagon, two oil stoves and floor, bandy to town Gail Ann grateful appreciation the under, jcook stove, other articles too Arbor 2 7683 after 6 p m and standing sympahy and manynumerour to xneriion waxrrrrk IJ actTokindness, during our x William Cooper, phone lioPlliyqY wants general Miss BlanchT Martin LOSTf emale Boogie 13 with Phone 91F21 inquire Mi and Mrs Roy Teeple back, brown and white leg 5730 Hxnchey Road The Nephews Reward Call 26065 Ana Arboi , y Collect FOR SALEA11 white kitch3i I range, coal or wood good as newcheap Phone Pinckney 13F4 FOR SALERocord player with d chaager Plays through any or all WOMAN WANTEDTo care lor radios within 200 ft Coot 5200 j 3 children for 2 weeks No laun Will sell ior 250QPhone 150 i dry Phone 137F21 Pinckney SMSJSSSMeOSSOJOBfejSBB BtJSlS SBfflSStnSHSSlSSesOJSfJiaBe MALTliELP WANTEDTool Mak2LSALENew 6 TWft,1 fiw iti Rhno0atedon a a0 km4ofl bun erand fcstimator Small fhop, cmtomatfc water heater, fixe SSrSSSS, tnsaas uamote tune ana nil in DV 7 ruyr ii srKop doing bench and machine wor Phone 0202 Ann ArggL Jo start most oi the time will be FOR SAlBaby scales, car boa pent on bench and machine Lat g cheap Inquire 11360 River r it is expected coosiderable Hi land Lake ame will be spent oo precessinq NOCE I will make iancy work and estfanatinq for bridal and baby showers and Brighton Tool W Co fox ctxWaaB presents Juet oft Gd Rivor, BttsitaaiMich, j 1 MacArtor, Hione 1W , or call at 422 East Mam St isv Pinckney DUALITY FOR SALaht 8 woeisj oldpoR SAIRocord Player,1210 pia Thomas Wurphy, Pinrikney 1, iai2 in, 35 BEneKWFi I 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch December 27, 1950 Description An account of the resource December 27, 1950 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1950-12-27 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/20b6a4a94efdd8bc90db85653c796e83.pdf c916a8d9cd74409634b258742288caab 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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entertained at the Leutz i i A fir Chronology I960 i The war tempo is 3T4 All physicians, dentists ci fejfc, Jp erinarians under 50 Y f4Jid V must sign up for the Jem,, 15 The government ha ejed the rubber supply ana wUi raton it Stfvel , copper, cobalt and were Irvin M ON JANUAA, pRCsmcNr w THT eiftirr THAT KVtNT MWWrp HHC AND ftHOUOHT INTO ACTION Tt WHICH, evefc I4I vcAjts, oun, THEMSZLV9S THt MOST Si SVSTffM THAT ANfO6 4 EUMTtON IN THE at tAvhmNor ouniucrueuc SeOfiOMIC AN POLITICAL Ci X Jfe la, legiskrtui trimmed eelKgs9s 10 percent which did little tp feelp the sjtuationThe legislating will have to buckle down and iigure out a way to finance stat services as there is little UkQiood their being cur Goy Williams says he has noj mtentton o appointing Walter 1 Reuther endlo should Senator prob i cd MssGeorge MeabonJI i5 foallea at the orge Mctohall home in Stockbridge Sunday f Sunday visitors at the Frank Aberdeen 7tyra were Mr and Mrs Herbert Sheed and Mrs Alice Mauk of Howell, and IvrsRex Noggle o Ann Arbor Jack Fcdrchifd called up his aunX Mrs Frnk Aberdeen New Years from New York The Wm Lamb family of New j York were Sunday guests at thei Jan, 4Enqqement Cha Clark and, Ruth Keiujedy announced Mrs Etta bad die6VFW beoX Iioweil CoilegJans 61 to 57 Gus Ledwidge gets 30 points Jan llJIngagement of Babara Fr, Haines and Don Burns and Kath I all metals used in the var eitort ryn and John Smith announcedj curtailed which meahs that the John bezzeqs observe 25th weddiiauto electrical appliance aid ing anniversary ivlrsGrace Bow j television production vB o man Thomas dies j General Motors, Fjrd Jan 18, Murray Kennedy m aiet Fzer and rx census supervisor P H S beatsj Icffa wcr orders anc HarUand 1 ma to convert Jan 25 Cribbage play starts ,P HS loses to Brighton, Health Secretary oi State Frea Aco Jnit meeting held nounces he wiil Kite sie Feb 1, Hunter Gallatian disc, curb t he auto black marji j PHS loses to South Lyon, Ross wmch iiouristied aurq and aX neads robbed in Florida,V FW tor World War a and has started beat Chelsea 80 to 50Ledwidge upaaain now The method is ta qets 30 points buyriew cars, drive them a fov Feb6Nellie Nash dies Lucv011168 i s,eU FJJ Reason retires as telephone op lcars to bIack market deaGl M ty Vandenberesagn Beuther says j W H Meyer home Also the 1 he does not yimi the job The Garth Meyer children Mr and governor is better off than most Mrs Garth Meyer spent the week , pejpple thought OB he had eight lend with the Cyrus AtLee family 1 crppoinmeote Which do not need m Gladwin, senate cttlftqnauon o i e Mrs Cliiford VanHorn spent a Some2JW45 itqte cavil semceCOue oi days last week at the SO LON4 AS OUR, f0LC OF ClTtZENSHfP ARC CONPfl THAT60CS BeVONOMCftrVOTlMs, JL YKATTHt RCSPONSlStLlTlES SRANO PARTiCNATlON in Grand workers gpar increase, tot j Ffoyd Weeks home alHng M00,000 a year, a boost leaqe of 30 or toontlL y Mrs Marjory Parkinson andf F M Sklw oi th aroTiCTilruretoghter 0f,Ann Arbor werethe dept says there iitoo much quests,Friday of, Mrs Rose Hen poor butter in JMich due to use f of old cream V Red iW 8 hunters JS0 38LU mM, The Winston Baughn 7iiy VJiwJL Alton familv in Lansing t JW UUMmUUm icted to curb tne , ewrru orator Masonic guest night held 4Feb 15P H S loses to Dexter, father Son banguel at CongL I I church, planning com named tor school Feb 22 Stanley Dinkel and MJ Reason head village ticketsV FWhold donkey ball gameGirls beat HarUand, boys teams lose Engagement of Ncmcv Pond and I Kichard Gordiner announced Marc J, PHS loses to Brigh jjtoQ coal situation acute , J March 8Junior playMrs Plas 1 ter of Paris Ann Heath is DAR rep Mrs John Hoey John Car SO LO AS OUR gOVERMMCMT 11DSjSg ITSCLP CONTIMUOUSUV RESPOMSJVr TOTWl NeepS ASIPStfetS C THCfeOPLECUR 0MOCCy VWU CONTINUE TO WOW IN FfiCEPOM, INPOWBt OPPORTUNITY course they had to have j and investigation showec thi some small saiiried cleric pu J chased as many as 19 ncw ccas a year which they tuinod oyer to black market dealer There was no ceiling on usod car prices w 50 years ago Pincknev had blacksmiths doing business here The horse was then principal source of income He had to be shoaJftand lue uuygto uiu v gonsTO pulled kepi in iepajAn icy, lippty tme was their has At t 1 Qtwdfa JJTtifl 4 scar eve at ir home on family 36 of Mrs East The Ear Gaiije TAilON DEPT NOTKSi uwelt rrrfl on Mr and WmShehan Sunday The qmount oi tax reverted Ann Shehan of Tackson spent and reached an all timer low in n coole o drrvs last week at 150 ijm acres and 117,W0 lots Wm Shehcm home Her lath reverted compared to half a mill er yx Harlow, Shehan same at Son in 1945 ter her Sunday, fhe bison is Americas largest Siommal and was at one time jie most important game animal jeer starvation is Reported am ng krwns In the Boscaminon Area Mr and fBntoftS their Louise to Jerry dark, son Mr and Mrs Charles Clark Pinckney The bride fcBe t ver sr,die, P H S lose to Grass vest and they worked overtime Lake Bruce VanBlancum, Flor t sharp shoeing the horses so they jence Hollister married, Rer Leocould navigate tne uy roads jDorsev dies lTher shops were a favoriteolaoe II March 15J4rs Emma Bortaerfi09erLalerWal, ia dies, aanl7SnOTJ3 aae nrMriHant rirJf9ZA, Q and see thesnrttny nattnSooT S Jll0Sll, 0 wire provided bag title Mrs Alvin Bechtor oa they played cards vinrrh oo TW wu in the shop The auto out the , March 22 Don Widmeyer and hor80 and buggy out of busi Daisy Kohsman married George btodSillhs disappeoier as com, Boat 11 knm Baber wins chool elltoa 21 Ke SCrand Rapid houM, Laura Hat Lu J iiw horse ti sn saddle hses and nrilk wa gon horses In Grand Rapids the wvw, xiovuw, 1Jaura MOD 1 a yik iingsnn horse ue OUR BOIS IN SERVICE Pfc Thomas Qark of Camp So dept is Uvetrappina 5000 toson,Colorado Was home for ducte aSig the Trenton river M v from Dale k Par t New Years SUS wob MJta by hi Popped to 13,620 lfcia Mfe for wima tsh bom Ft Bragg, N C, or Xmas , S,Sfr Michiaan firfioimen San Antonio, Texas lart week rtlScrtSTS Ie andPAWta Jeffreys was, horned, bkA of ground 1 J ed in Dec A n ol 32 It s, tj,e dUsW has caused dear from SanAntonio Texas, last vvk, 900 men were inducted into service 1 4H holds open dies, Audrey i tn I orT account of the icy pavement , , 4H members wm honors at How fflnwu mith was sent for watched htm, few of a blackRev Donald D guet held i w Apru lames Thomas dies,W, L Beach of Howell dies, also SffFZ Tnur, Jam4, TraOblaBers at church 440 p m Mrs Ella Hayward, 3uTtake part I wlJoin J irv sfom Un music festival at sdwoL brtow the P1 19 Df p L Ledwidgegf idies, also Henry Evers George f Someone stole the Stone of from Westmuuster Abbey Christmas morninqNow and cent value cf trtis c be lairttiteasse j loses to South Lyon 8 to 5,Brigh ton school affairs boil over iSb is not very great j PJJL26 6 Lrfta Wxn Jeffrey sandstone and weighs 4C die, PHS beat Monchcstrj , 31, stone could probcl ball league startsiiaine Sharpe m most any guar wins distrrt o stone is rich in sentimelnovelr,What Would Jesus Do JSat 114 am, ccinrmation classvj at parsonage Text Establishing Youth fa Christian Faith Sun,, 10r30SermaaIs It Truly fbe IJOKLs Supper i o TT 0 v i 11130 Sun, SchooL Topic lesusj ay 3, KathrynGleason and a par with the Blamry S iBegins his Ministry Mark 1 and Smith mamed John Rcrne reTand and Plymouth SSah S 1 BenneTom CollotonMaB8achuS,Us F tho pc iBegins his Ministry Mark 1 and Smith mamed John Rcrne reIand and Plymouth 1 SSah S rfSC Bennek Tm 11111 Massachusetts F tho TPBgrimFellowshiiKit church, P Swins 13 inmnq game s it has b, topdcWand Girl ftncpwJtooije jfitton chair or 0 I May, lOMyron Hendricks dies under and aU have been crownec, kings jit was a spo of war It ov in the Jr,NI 1 ibbit hunting is lA bv Barbara Nash and Susan 10 , , r ww mauciea inxoiwj , 7 JW Two D Ps amve here from Eur ,T SDO c cAT WarSetroit lTi2ttl 770aPot4uck pper ope Mr Merwin Campbell to ffia i rmS TS11 r I8dl StaiB JfrScA meetina all invited head Kinqs Daughters, old balli Scottish kingfc wr 2Ss2ftST 230 TiwedOO jSn1hS practise, grounds chosena te new gJJ it Scatlandlost tlHSyL y hJlewJ nfrmadise Kopl Vans Servxre wms oowlwar , 5 m 129 rnKbig Edward I of England 511 v J the stone bar to fcxqland at Mimith, beats Howlj pby of war TuesoV JIT t R wg8r,jnft Tr rrhoir tvaense, yvuuu www Service wins oowl war England in aHcnr COURT HEWS jmTBffiffirSrSS N team h pubHc 530 to 7 Free will Oc5 with MraIo AHNOOCE ENGAGEMEMT SLVttTS BayQ aa dkmcl iajaaaoipe, of re At a fam dJnnmHheir CMD OF THANKS 52,5 Mark Nash armounced the To S SLZi TVnte weex J1 jSr1 1 wBarbaK1 to Corp, Louis Bekker f WMP IWItlgrand lodge 5Dmf 311 lT2LiS of id Mm, Clayton fcLl 11 frSGenf, 11 Chevrolet, P H S Hartland Fred Hudson Scoville holds dance recittal school lose to m teni our manks for their Im8 of fruit and candy sent Christmas and also to , T car i singers who sang, so tricety C3unas week Tic and Mrs Stanton H Carr Ot In commentating on the recent ,, speech of Herbert Hoover on Ihe Ray 24, Local Masons attend warthe Detroit FreePress wys Inrrm Wfcu m rirm Pn has olwavr been ngnt en ijie crt ho S F Supt rvaHsfSsfi, daughter ffffy Paul Chqslso ittr w ,i v QJ pajjg bos cdwayr graduates from Mich wrong time and wrong rf r Yeu Pmii Mi 4State, OUver Clark, Mrs Agnes righttimeThe former Has ttwSfw SS Howell hhschoolxmd lfianciSLP JSRupnow die, Pinckney loses first been regarded 0 itr Pf0 lStF2Lii r8,1S first game in TriCounty to Webb ed viAgn His VtA 510 Fcdrchild Fleki Wcnh Tho wedd J0 FSaggi , erviUe 9 to 7, PHS beats Brigh ft weot in the m V flMHLJBh IIP RSHlMlHrl fli BUBIBSIIVHlMlifllnSHBHH V 3i ftj v BJ k flr C Bekkering Barbara is a senior in Township of raccUUm cMeErB DoCane 11 MAWIMFJ Of UUTEH We dont know where or whan gon 8li0P R,loii2 k0, Joe Jeffrey pitched, f it never tede Ambrose Fitaimmons fles fa O coold nPllJS s PK 5551 I Donald Jones of Pinckney was fbe Christocs office or shop par June L P H Conimenosxnt oning me Wt faJaqSf married to Helen Weerook c ties started We never heardjAmmni banguet, Ptockner teats Askr and cciicentDO a 21 to 6 Plarue dedioa fighting fawir fa gwtof by Justtoe Ltmue ixrvfa of them until recent years Probably Lansing 2i iw rMM muu srT z iu tvtv i4MMrniKXTr Pter last weekifis brother, ELfee first on was accidentalthened i cemetery to Claudius Brittan ms to Hetty ipg ffilKIr1 was married at fee samethe idx oauaht od SeaA toldier of revolution soeech boiled down mV afr rr S1g5idSWM Maurtegnajs, jb, c Al8pjn to woAfamo do vntL CABSWQJ ia 19301wVcidslSSr M 1 Omtft d W4 oas vms ana bosses mfa fjuno 25 Gus Ledwidq leaves cypeafoO 3StS Mto of PiJ I35SiSn j ftft f and many get stewecLDetroit to pkry with VermtOon faJo absW Cfcfaa cwbf w 4your nifflS oo1WsrJm tjJ ofice ckto mat most oi the te league Seniors tbe idea caught on and spread Christmas time the office filled with the Christmas spirit and send out for a few and shop officials and workersJail ooens at Howell v June 14, Madge Jack graduates we should figfa at Central NormcTriCounty this cotmny team beatBsatineJo 3, New ped f fxmDTj of ffageemo A v number oi ffcltfaa pW Curtott, plnkm Ham, 17 iSasfe which come very popular Washington, Soft ball Dexter, Nancy Pond, Rich, faer matod ADen Davis motorcycle racing title tfiM CUD Or THAH1S Jun 28, Eric Roee melecMtWW I wish lo ftank the Lakeland sool board, TriCounty tm far me fine i loses to Chelsea 9 to SioftlSI bc of gropsrtes ter wisiili team beats Aim Arbor fa 8 with ClDfatanas ev iMcCraskey reunkm biMalioali Cotfa nomo f ,OJWT r iti Mi t J 2 lrJf 14,m The Gd Trunk railnjad Jia lea Jlfto permission to City and Bad Ax ft jUL fa QQjp4M me hriqhtan school TREA8UBE SBJUflT THfi SHOWDOWN I DrlscoS Robert Newton HovtJrf RIGHT CROSS Bit PQftfattce depttumed down , Jama a t ft hauls etail Ip Anyson, Dfck Powell dakrerf A 25QQ popuaUon is re Hfecedo Monta Lionel Barrr qufead Darter fccu 1900 1 J Frank Holer of Dexter was married to Mr Olive Ward at Saja Cru CaEL Dec 9 Itac Ormsby of Dexter who ran Wmons Lakecountry club last summer it operating Jimmie NAVAJO TRAIL RAIDERS Doughertys place on Grand Biveceast of Brighton this winter Elliott Walter Marie Windsor Allen ttacky Lane la T HARRIET CRAIG ADvmm T Mlu Joan Crawford, Wendee Corey, and K T Stevens Dieur cartoon and Travel Sunday teowt 8 5 Urn, Wod Thww Jan 8 10, 11 while the latter is in Florida jnderw Monday, January 7 Robert Stacy, University of T 215 p w student and instructor was given Randolph Scott 0 15 to 10 years in Jackson prison last week lor burning Haven Hall Mrs,Mary Benton Hicks, 74, wife of LeRoy Hicks of East Hur DriveJJexter, died last Wed THE NEVADAN I Ctnecolot THE PALOMINO technicolor horse drama with Jerome Courtkmd, Beverly Tyler and Roy Roberts LOUISANA HAYBIDE musical comedy with Judy Canova Ross Hunter,Rich aid Lane She leaves her sonand 2 dauqh Dorothy Malone, Forrest Tucker phowii 710 925 to the Fraser school and stole all TU Wed Thrw Jan 8 10, n lon QeetWo BftmteC , theband instruements valued at 28000 They were returned the next day with the exception of I two instruements TheStockbridge MasonicLodge held their annnual New party for women and Monday Bette Davis Ann Baxter and George Sanders In Yes, when morning comes you hop oat of beeS refreshed and eager to star he day You see, the getrtft warmth of a fleecy feather ht electric blanket lulled you to sleep kept you c nfortable all through the night All you did was set a simple controL Electric blankets that automatically adjust to tempers jure changes in your room come in twin or doublebed sizes in beautiful pastel colors They are so easy to care for, wash like any other woolen blanket Get a good nights sleep tonightand every night Get an electric blanket Years Horrify ALL ABOUT EVE and Thr Oocwti DexttrThMtre Ate The Laurmer Barber family of 0 Solomons Mines Gregoryhave gone to Florida f story Paul Dailey nephew of Cecil I udkins of Stockbridge is 1 aBssesBSKS Friday, Saturday, January 8 TRIGGER JUNIORStoapfewlq Michleja Tune in KHSON RKTtlC THtAr TuMdayt crt 7 pm WXYZTV, ChaanilJ JoneTspftal, Battle Seek with AVrM ,, both hands and ieet frozen He , AVON THEA1 lR was flown back from Korea j Clayton Dcanman has been in stalled as master of the Fowler ville Masonic lodge Gordon Har mon is junior deacon The oftcers of the Liaden Masonic lodge were installed on i Dec 18 Y Clarence Hooper v a M dfcrge Yaskinin Is V M t of Friday, Saturday, January 5, 8 BELLE OF OLD MEXICO Roy Rogers Plu CHANGE OF HEARTS A I Marie Brands m or your Edison office I CotyPress saysThe custom Fooluh Bunny 11 of drinking champagne out Sunday,, Monday, January 7 8 THREE LITTLE WORDS musical starring Estelita Rodrigues, Robert Rock Ted Astaire Red Skelton, Marie Comedy with music and romanoo f uiw ,, coon, toea Studio Stoopa Raullng Matdi of Contury Hollywood GOM to Bat and past master of the Howell eve went out with the open BllSf bitisens Mutual Autoto 1D9 V A their Christmas surance Co J nllMjc din 21 Masonic Sunday, Tuesday, January 7 8 THE DOCTOR AND THE GIRL A Drama Starring Glenn Ford Gloria DeHaven, and Charles Coburn Gobi Cartoov HI iir mi IIM Tuo, Wed, Thur, Jan ,TEA FOR iWpr musical in tecmili Doris Day, Gordon Messssai Eve Ajsdssv 9 Masonic, lodge died of a heart ing room o Yito of the I Hewj Carton Countwmit Kat ComingWmchester attack Dec 26 ije was a ndfive Eric R8 HoweU I ComingtiWset in me West Broken Arrow KTtoaB B 6OI520S lb,CoalCkB Yes, die awdarn eonvenieoct nod amazing Scoaomy of tbe WARM HORNING heater is Bioly a sensatkot Its the only heater of its Bind in the world Exclusive, patented toteBtof coostrucdoft sosolts in an abundance of sLeafl healthful heat nod blf fnel tsringf Heatf ajl day and night without refueling, Burn any Vai of coal eoka er briqutta Semiantocnatio, rafrltA fowl Start a fire but once a year M4 Coflaf Js and aet tha dependable, lowcot JlfwUwf W1IM MORNINO saday FABLERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY, Max RusselL Via oi Brighton and leaves a son asd a daughter On Oct 15 1949Wm, and Don Andrus were convicted oi the murder of WmQuie, Brighton mercnantThey appealed md eie free on baU They are now taking the supreme court to accept a type written copy ofthe testi mony Jhe law requires a printed copy, costing 1500 Charles Cleaky of Uke Oiem ung who stabbed Bamon Eitrct da near the Trkmgie Inn Navav has been changedwith inteavto inflict bodily inlury and reteaesa, on 500 baU Estrada dted ,1 18 lsw the following RMA board been elected in rrtncni town ship MervU Gyde, UixStead, vice ch Ash WyUe, rea John Wyne, cut j Fred Sey yicPherson State Bank ANUARY Clearance Sale i regJohn Wyne, Seymour 2nd alt ii Mrs Bertha TracrXctolaad I Ftitiibing I Water Sytems etc J Stanley DinRel ad or Alive fJM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROJVTLY COWS 5540 HOGS 150 per Cwt BUY HIDEb uD CALF SKINS 8 tral Dead 9tockCo ei5YeariA G9wJ W Reason, 89, re pred hardware man and farm im plement dealer died at his home lan3 He leaves his wife and 4 He was the last survivor oi a family of 13 children except a sister, Mrs Fannie Westcott Theodore Lewis 79 diecUheto Dec 31 ,rW C Miller and Met Chalker have sworn off okifiQ for 1929 Alden Carpenter observed his 83rd birthday Sunday Mr and Mrs Joe Gentile en leaned 10 relatives from Detroit, New Years Chas Hanson suffered a broken, cam Sunday when a horse crowded him in a stall Deputies Rex Burnett cmdClere Copeland were called to the O B Arnold farm at Gregory when 3 carloads of hunters from Do troit took posBwuiiiori They were glad to settle with Mr Arnold, i Mr and Mrs George Marshall of Unadilla celebrated their 45th wedding armivenary Dee 29th Leon Line and Mcrrlon Smith were married Dec 90 Miss Eva Sknim, formerry of Chubbs Corners was married io Rcuph Armitage hi SanDiegoCcd ikmia on Dec 13 Card of Thanks mcerely memk the the cfdsc of EcBssin lovely bar you sent me far Christmas It was greatly appndam cmdMoyed Fraternally Nettie M Vmghn and COATS 0 Off ti jr0 iA 43 ,sJ IHPS T W W i c Wu Irflrl ii i , vy kf wraira Wodnesogy, re ft codf Gents Lingerl Kenned Gen 4VSjf Enteredv as 2nd class , matter a, postoffice 1 Act of March 6, 18771 114 cJkrweH StPincWJvIich Subscription Price 1 per year Paul W Curjett, Publsher Mrs Kate Brittle an M Pat Dillon called on Mrs Emmet Dinkel last week Gerald Clinton and wife and the Ralph Clinton jaxnilv of De troit spent Sunday at tneC J Canton home The Russel dark family of Hia waihe Beach called at the Wal Clark home New Years Mr and Mis John Ingalls oi Flint were Thursday callers at Mrs Mary Ho Mr and Mrs fori Baughn call ed on Mrand MrsGeorge Roche ot Webberville Sunday George Has just returned from St Lawience hospital Lansing, where he underwent a serious operation John Burg John Burg jr Robert Lavey Jack Jeffreys and Jim Matteson have tickets for the Jee LouisBashore right in De eroit tonight Mr and Mrs Edward Parker have purchased the Lucius Wilson cottage at Portage Lake Merwin Campbell, Larry Cam burn and P W Curlett attended the installation of the officer of the racers of Washtenaw Lodge Na 65 F 6 A M, Dexter Wedensday night The Earl Mallory family of Ann Arbor moved in the former home oi Mrs Beulah Martin on iutni St Saturday The Stanley Dinkel family were Sunday dinner guests oi Mrs Emma Broaan in StockbridgeDick Wylie of Anderson spent a couple of days with Tommie GOODBYE TO PUMPING DISSOLVES TREE ROOTS ELIMINATES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASENO MORE ODORS IPS MODERN REVOLUTIONARY No mort expensive unhealthy pumpfng ond digging up of ceupools, septic tanks, seepage pools, grease rap oad clogged lines Heres HM MOit reliable ond latest method to liquefy dissolve ond saponify groaso, sludge, hoir, cloth ond othtr organic solids This modern chemical guarantee quick ond efficient resvttt in 12 to 16 hours NO SHUTDOWN of pool or tank necessary whtie chemical it working S, 10, IS, 25, 50, ond J00 if CONTAINERS let Ceeeriiea fet Off lei US Pet Off Finding Myron Hughes WA7Jffjride Jlusfe Lake I PSKE EVER PWLWKWPAN Rani f afcic, lMtantHfjttaf remorable porfe trayt v own vifli gttm win ovia light, iosjr Wk Hth buflth V eigaaja cooftfag i, up to 99 iRJautes V ttae and tern ioformatioa I Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel Wvl1 kx8t week J spent Sunday at the Irving GardI AA ner home at Highland m SP Herbert Palmer I w were New Years eve aueats of MaryMartin oi East tasing the George Gardner iSSv at 1 nd wjtth Alberta Strawberry LakeT r LEmdcnnily al The Robert AdrJey iamilyrS IKL week j spent the week end with his un uT lZLuSl ck Harry VanGocder and wife HMTS110 JQ 1 in Madison Ohio 29 oi FUnt spent Sartusday at the W C Miller Miss Madge Jack spent tlu ho week end with e Ronnie Hosk Mr mci Mrs Clare Miller were ins family in Detroit were called to Detroit Saturdav , ,, TS ii t J L y 1h injury of her father, Henry si55 AUtB2Sdaaaughter, Frank, wioW whUe at workS Alberta and imiceMaas were a fc, wa toj to lSSsvftrfh on f1 hip was found to Sf 96 281 efi W broken, irlt5tonds j Miss Cecelia Bowsher enterTruRJ2 i talnea Years party 1 f0811 SV Thursday night Louise ad Car JSft11wYiCtt 6848 8 Alberta Dinkel and rtuflfeVL , Nancyaubb , to Jttch State rfprmal 0 Tpei Arbor spent the week ed at the lanti Suadxiy Joe Griffith home JStSfteS It L11 9 Charles Sd J2 Affcnk tenily were Mr and MrsEari Gallup home f Louis Kennedy of NoTjthfleldMr KJV, ffliil Mtm IMrhTyl Jlmr rmH eon of Howell spent New Years at the Ed Mndeau home The Olin Robinson family were and Mrs Chas Clark Jr of Gales berg Emmett Clark dncTwife of Howell and Tom Driver and wife of South Bend, Ind I ens 3 0o signal 1ktia uhen ittt IIToflairflea entire top Moktef area Pore floioh Concealed o J ilMRAL TRADIIH ALLOWANCE ON YOUt OHV RANGE rfw si th time to mocUrnizt JNKIT Sdtchen with Phiigas the thrifty toottlei gas tet farm find town homes You ess huat far and wide, but you wol0Sd S bigger value anywhere than, this beautiful de luxe range Remeinhar, loo, we wHl give you a fenerotn tradeis allowance oa your old relet regardless of type, make, er condition Etsy terms, if you wish sUHf JpTMtt PHItOAS AmtAHCtt m WHICH TO CHOSII lrf,Eaaor Ledwidge and ett home m Detroitniey spent j pent Sunday at the Xmp wim her mother in Fannp FrogSThome in ChilsonT x R , w i Mrs Baughn and Mrs McAfee and Mr Mary Baughn weW in Ann Arvmar vrcwo were in Detroit Sat Friday, mtt SSf MM D v x I Mrand Mrs Bill Baughn enter TJS fSi111 5 tained a number of friends at a Rush Lcssespent the week endiNew Years eve party I Next thing will be to find a good cartajfe company in the telephone directory Yellow Pages Attention Holstein Breeders bulls fcl0iiff w or your offspring or build Vtop buUs XhijfS T fory breeding herd b signingiPycS duction with 11 i i pro P1 of your herdKs3jilr BuU Stud anywhere of tWS eiTr1 offors so much for so little ofisprto 6 J HWrite P or tUUcome land see us C B Amm x e W0yEWNE BULL STUD Smith Sons, Owners Williamston, Mich Phone 2 2 1 Tax Not lee J WILL COLLECT PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXES AT THE Tift PUTNAM TOWNSHIP HALL EVERY DAY FROM NOW ON TWTIL FURTHER NOTICE HOURS 1000 A M TO M 400 P in Grand Rapids Pfc John Sprout returned to Shepheil Fe Texas, Sunday, He hoe 27 days more school at f that pjiaaib I Gerald Henry oi Detroit spent the holidays at the lease Henry home Mrs JicmslELy of Arm Arbor 1 Hubert Ledwidge and family of Royal Oak spent Saturday with Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and Y Mrs, Eleanor Ledwidge and son Jerry, were in Detroit Friday Keith Lewidge spent Sunday In Lansing d j w Nelson Pike and family of r spent rturday at the M 2 Dar Wayne, tod spent the week eni Jrow home Ut the Robert Pike home Mr and Mrs R K Elliott have New Years eve guests of Mr been spending a couple d weeks and Mrs Gerry Eichman were at the snest Hoyt home in Clin Mrs Ida Etehman, Tom Haydee, ton Mr and Mrs Tony SkuUe of DeMr and Mr Ooyton jCkprpen troit and the Uoyd Hendee tencaned at the home oftarioa Uy Carpenter in Pattttac Thursday The Andrew Campbell family T spent New Yean at the Earl Mrs Bobert Read was in Lan Gaines home at Howell Lorenzo Murphy PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TREAS Income Taxes Made Out Mrs JeMrMcLucas 406 EAST GRAMD RIVEk HONE BRIGHTON 373 LAKELAND INN DAMAGED ISO M BASKET HALL SCHEDULE FrJ, Jan 5 Grass Lake tnsre Srtuidte toe 1m,,lhrituZlZi Dovlisttty familv eam4 wffli her JX li 0, Mon Jan 10, oum Lyon a nere semsssr sweessj sems rt SEE US TODAY VHANBej je ALL NSTAUATION Templetdn families were Sunday, ,, rtfc n to 9 ci the Iornrd U uft2LSir w7 BJ T iiFrk Feb 2, Brighton here rJM 26,Har5and herjmd flSfP Tuee Feb 13 HarUand there t6 FA, Feb 16, Manchester here Fred Detroit The Robert New Yean s Feb 23 Dexter there r AfffJioac family far as Gregory I Bill Enguirt oi Detroit spent the week end wife nfie fcmjtfy of Mrs Ccrtherin Heath J Scrturcguessi of the Lee ur lamfly were Mrs, Mae New Years at the ttqSS2Stt51 on oWS0 spent mday in Ann Arbor W F JSpaftr were Th Metwln Ckmrpbell familV fiFSr and Iconiry were New Years eve Of Qnmry quests of the Charles McDanieU WStr asi rname m CMsea , Mr and Mrs Andrew NesMtt were Sunday dtener auests c4 Dr oid45bi W C WyUe In 8 Mr andissHppoenee tertamed Hew Tears eMrma Jr ond Mrs Ross Read, Mr anclwsjoe Hsw Mcd Ann AAc and otir ijk The Lakeland ton on M36 was badJy damaged by fire last Wednesday which was discover ed at 1000 a m The fire started in the floor, probably from defect ive wiring The Hamburg and Pinckney fire depts battled the blaze for four hours The building was badly wrecked but most of the stock was saved , This building is a two story frame building built about 0 years ago by Charles G Smith as a bed spring factory It was tr , ,later converted into a general The son of Mr and Mrs Ed store Bruce Euler got it and en Reindeau was taken to St IoeJlarged a into a tavern, dinma hospisxl Ann Arbor, Mondayplace and grocery He sold to rtettckAmotenilyof4Ho5lfeennefe Nicholson who sold to tpmrX New Years with the Ed Haert j krtltr n uidH v BSisisasnewiw rn A 4 Vi i v kwedbr toigc810 I, B diiilB2jnifr ssssusi in r t,M i , Nf Va INS a waste oittaft At Chicago, the foquois h i feK fi COMPAREOtfoTlieuiis IG Hepplewhite Heater 4with any other fuel oil heater Compare it for ECONOMY You get fuel savings of up to 1 full gallon of oil out of every 4 with DuoTherms exclusive PowerAir Blower You get more heat from every drop of oil because the DuoTherm Hepplewhite is built around an amazing fuelmiser burner The Hepplewhite has a special builtin WasteStopper, too, that gets more heit into your home keeps heat from flying up the flue Compare It for COMPORT You get gentle waves of warm air circulating evenly from floor to ceiling no cold corners no cold floors Fingertip Control Dial makes it easy as tuning a radio to get just the heat you want Compare It for BEAUTY You get fine period furniture styling The Hepple white beautifies your home as it heats it Come in, he DuoTherm Hepplewhite Heater today at tomato Matt ESTATE OP ELdora M, Frederic aon Mrw Eldora M Fsef lericksan having fUed , in aakf court h petittc praying that Esther Yeikee fey appointed her guardian It is Ordewr A that the 9th day oi January A D, i96if m tke tbrenoo J ut prase otto, be and , hereby off jiriimsil s heagag 8014 r petition, n It is Further Ordered That Public Notice, thereof be given oy pubnaatton i of a oops of this order once each week tor ftrewmeatt weak previous lo aid dcri oi heaasa in the Ptae y 1 meatre fir killed and injured over 600 people circulate A true Oapy Getoeta pcnihaD Register of Probate Hiram H tfedeaei STATE OF MICHIGAN 1 THE PROBATE COU1T FOB V COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON JacJoxm hJgH school caught fire Monday The main stairway, was hut off and the pupils had to get out by kxdders and fire es rmvmcom SANITARIUM m BEAL ESTATE Forms Homes, Lake PiopeDJee ley M ft M J and Business Oppottimmee LUt Your Property wttk Ite GERALD ttAON Bwhe 2 0 9 North Peaxi Pinckney, Mich Phone I 88 Jhaae M7U MTfcON 1 States it eae crfti80 A M to lJ8TTl bcept Wednesdays j 1 C uXMcCLUSKEt She leaves her husband, j Telephones Frank 4 eone and a daughter Olftce 835 Residence 814 Mrs Margaret Collier, 78, died U2K North Michigan Ave State 8717 31 She leaves her husband, i Telephones License Bush Udu P a SWABTrfoOT 4 SON Anson Stow at Marion died1 31 Evenings by Apponrnnonts Howell u HERB SNBED Michigan funeral flrrr Don aeut Dlreeter S I During the past year 35157old soldiers were oared ior in national soldiers homes at an expenselFhone 183 307 E GranelBiver 9kmmm ftft of 14170 a year each jHeweU Miehiaem rlgBpUPlJfei sgaipy flMfr The Columbian Dramatic aublif steie Insuranee, BreeNHie, FMD C IWOWCir S of St Marys church will put on tCity Lake and Fell Property Or the drama Rio Grande, at the f A pecieiitv LJS W opera house Jan 15 Dance V M Yoig Bifty M 51 rjight Butter of Hamburg to LEE 172 here with a bunch of surveyors General Xnsurasu who are working on the Huron plnchney, M Wekli TUps river H B Alexander, head sur ,1,, rrT Ataeeesianax rid Court held et 1 JLlj CrfvTO at theA A U C T I O E E B ,w rv Rowel 1 hotel f Fafm A PtaL Clayton Miller was marr , ggT WYXIE Fhece 858 THF Probate Office In the City of on the 29th day of Deoember AD1950 Present Honorable Hiram B Smith, Judge oi Probate Phone 84F14 CA ied during the hohdays to Grace pjkney J8F2 iPAsJZZJ 2 wThar ROTIQEBATION SERVICE PS WehaT i J,rSlS MDY I Court her potion prayLg that the , A11 MTm tC PhiUolnS Repairs On AU Makes 1 minuitrationi JT2Z be araned hs JSl Thone Ptockney 154F3 Tep Sett Becks 7688 Toma IsL, Phene Dexter 3118 ,c Lenora Wh or te Tt tVe he servi in anny uitabi panon yn McClear GreqotTrato Jan, AD19M a, M oeta in 0 com wffl diq a drain in the south noon at nid Pat Ofto t Ir, P,,,,, elevalor DE C I TOWHBB I JOHN E MeCULUUfD STEBJJNa lhJRA18CE CO LAVE HAUDlrVARE r STATE OF MICHIGAN the PnjbOh Cifice in C City of ST Uvlsasion weita prerioui to said day oi hearini A true copy Hirom R Smith 1 Oleata Parshal Judge of Probate Reaisto 4 Probate At a tesaian el ssad um aoW n City ei Howell in said County on the 10th day oi December A D 1950 Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate In the Mattw o t Estcie of Gootfried Jagusch, also known as Gotf fried Jagushalso know as Frd Jagush Minnie Jagush having filed her pt ition preying lhai an instruement filed HOPIONG CASSIDY COMES i in anemgaeux u is up io yuw TO THE DETROIT TIMES vantage to make the down payment as large as you can Seven days a weekAmericas d P,,0 most iaiked about Western hero, possible We have always HOPALONG CASSIDY now brings your his own brand oi hardridin, straightshootin ad venture in BOTH the Dcaly and Sunday Detroit Times comic pag in said Court bo admired to Probate as68, m color on Sunday, Follow lhe last will and testament of said de HOPALONG CASSIDYS ex Citing priRT ESTATE MORTGAGE OR ceased and that adirinstraion cf said j adventures daily and Sunday in nilhklj rTT, estate be granted to Fred J Teeple or the Detroit Times Michigons It Is Ordered, That the 22nd day oi it is Further Csdered Thai ptiblic nol burg, caught tire rnaay itoJMsrsi7atsr 05 ter, successive weeks previous to Said day ,HeXw fever nas closed the of hearing in the Ptockney Dispatch a I SoraJt and Eaman newspaper printed end 4itt4 to saio Uyerrnore, Sprom ana Coun IschooK A true copy Huxon B, Smith Celesua Parshall Judge of Probate SENSIBLYFINANCED At Our Bank In financingaoar it is up to your 8044 Portetge Lake Road, tzTelephoaeM8 Phone Dexter 3461 1188ftaceaeV M can idly ravs maintcrined this policy as being best for you, our bank and the nations economy y WE HAVE AMPLEFUNDS AVAIL ABLE FOR SOUND LOANS Borne other suitable person It I3 Ordered, That the 2nd day of Jan A D1951 at ten A, M at said Probate Office is hereby appointed foT hoarincr aid petition It Is Farfter Ordeid, That public net Ice thereof be given by publication of o copy of this order, ior three successlvt j most interesting paper CARD OF THANES I wish to tncmk my friends lor the cards and flowers and for PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES aw w rL 1 E NOTABY ,, mes ex mm WOT1ANCE cmdJIMM PPfWBWBI Qassified Ad vs A A A A A Locals Phil laraey Kralzetihr LWnfslon Jeimty Phooe 2S588 Itsprsseuluflve Ann Arbot FOB SAIXIn Dextec, pleasant tory, centally looatsd two on FOR SALE OR RENTCotkaae on Huron River, Lakeland, Mich, 5 rooms, balcony, full bath and t J11 room hnmfr hi Dr and Mrs C J Towner of shower, screened porch, electric wot handy to flfnw Portage Lake will be in Florida vrange,also coal iack for hotwater Arbor 2 78tf3 after 8 until Feb 1 next heater, qood condition WSMTPT TJ T The Howard Thayer family n M Baker, 5655 Ferndale Dr WANTLOLady wants general spent New Years in Lansing Lakeland, Mich 1 J do XP1 T Floyd Martin and wife spent the day Phone 91F2I inguire New Years witU relatives in Lumiragpi TrBTlat 5730 Hinchey Road WM, OHM MUlerWANTBDAdfaPiiJoFOR , , u, H,ana wm nx jjjjrange, coal or wood qood as newhoap Prno PY 1ff spent Saturday venia with Mr and Mrs Floyd Fulford in Wayne The H C Vedders Lonnie Van LI Henrys and about 800 a m and about 430 p m Call Pinckney 1 4 6F 3 WOMAN WANTEDtTo oare far 3 children fox 2 wejhs No laun THE rmsr MATIOHAL BAN Member Federal 0posit Ihsur New YearsVe vlth friends in Slambrooks L J Henrys aniuliFnR eAT EMixed clovr and alt J cHilaren tar 2 We Stewin Campbells were s FOR Scloveand 0 jyU New Year night at the ies aliafla bales, also walking j McDamels Aomein Jf0 plow, wagon, two oil stoves and FOR SALENew 6 roam bote ks Mr and Mrs 10m 2L t cook stove, other articles tooioated on an acre oi iand,ol every act oi kindness shown me f once Corporaion All Deposits Ajm Arbor during my illness Mrs R K Elliott Insured up to 10000 for Depositor eaoh Pinckiiey Mr and Mrs John totthfipent the week end with her PLQSTFemale Beagle 13 with in Mio , ,, 0r back, brown and white legs Th3 Wni Wlutley fairaVy ot RewarQ 5 p Ajkoi Ann Arbor spent New Years at the TamesWhiuev home Smes Whitlev familv wje numeroux to mention , automatic water heater, rire William Cooper, phone 144F11 p wlth ,pace taf rooms u second flood and bathlocated at 224 Kuhn St Gregory for further information call V O Nelson, 8 phone 7 0202 Ann Arbor fOR SALEBaby scales car bee, seat cheap Inquire 11360 Wver New Years eve Quests at tne roR SAjjERecord player with cj1 Lctwrence Baughn home changer Plays through anypr oil , radios within 200 ft Cost S5200, for bridal andbaby showers and Bank fcjand Lake changer Plays through any or aUlNOTWHTl will make fancy work McPHERSON State BANK BANK MONEY ORDERS The Bank Money Order has ll become a popular means of jxry inq bills in our own and other communities Will sell for 250XPhone 150 FOR SALBfight 8 wests old pigs Thomas Murphy, Pinrikney Phone msT FOR SALE 30 aafton ic water heater aulomal era AMA 1 n rsrA iGeoree Roush, Dsflter RoadOver 8000 Bik Money OKM p 142fu fLJT j WrlJAlFour 10 gal milk cans QUALITY 1 eats ruit Groeerie VegetaMes ibenk in the post year enew2 daixv wash tanks, safe Thq safe economical means of Garel Electric Dairy water heat Ii settling accounts provides a per ,er Electric Dropin w The charges tor t B near Silver Lake 1 Orders compare favorably with other forms FOR SALE 2 lots 86X132 each vcm on HoweU, St Ptockney Inquire JO far Christmas presents Mrs Flora MacArtor Phone 188 or call at 422 East Mam St la Pinckney FOR SALERecord Plcrfor,1210 in, 1012 in, 35 David lwidcphoneNo e Ontnf e Umstead Totm ArtWTlONl lews fiee Mewi AH Week Deme By A Meulell HU liver Lane Drive LiLemd tahe, MlckieaP a 596 Mower Road or 100 Pinckney Mrs, Norman pnone m Fish m Market x Courteous Service wlaAsm McPHERSON State BAWK339 stuart S Hawaii Mfck 1 AU dworits up to 10,000 insiSlkd bv our mmbihlp in Vie Fdral Deportt Insurac CotSPOT CASH FOR DEAD OB DISABLE Ptm over Roy Qat s stae KKe l4rVl WA fWJtii IS U 009 AUALITt C O A L ALL ON HAND HORSES 85J0 CATTLE 8540 HOGS 8140 Fsr Cwt Prompt and Coarteons Sstvlcs Pone Collect To for TwHsiHy 6 I PRfPT DBXIVIPT DE Hoey Sons SMJ ms it iwwr , ft m Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 03, 1951 Description An account of the resource January 03, 1951 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 1951-01-03 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f88995fd2f8139a66355817a7ced2e86.pdf 0efa50f668be3f27f0f15e979dccbf07 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. 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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. 5 m,xz s f m 8 iJ Dispatch Volume 6 Obituaries amoosaa Wetessday, fanugy to, 1951 Churches S I BI Cmtiolc Charch Chronology 1950 Cnaea comme Owta, Patrick dark SO, son AAAJ1 JSKSk fiftES3Si JEWS 25 M ,V7Sf r foTtSe ,,, ssss WQ , J in mania, diidng leMwTat Mdmebii friSi ST 7 te FwleVT 1500000 an enrollment e9f about one ft jooniinunity and was in business I tor 16 years His memberships were in St Marys Church and HfrimojK Hly Name Sodet,r Sad STRTOS Surviving are his wife and sevj In the budget Mich, must rods 8 motbs survives Wttde for civil defense Defense nnd six brothers nris, Walter, 51 want a subcapital burRov 4 Leo atjd Emmett because of the deficit legislators and two Risters Mrs Marie ax faying nothing An organize Nichols an Mrs Anna Dovle A won Bimllar to the forest fire ser bother, pterin, is deceased vjoe oi World War II is consider 16 ft112 WQ3 held this morn fid Subversives could do much at St MarYs Church and damage Joy starting fires in thei1 Was in St Garys Cemelorest Ox area terv, Rev Fr Albert Schmitt oificr TEe legislators know more tax fating es are necessary They have ap1 pamntly two roads open, a personal income tax or Gov Will1 Jasms corporation profits tax Gov Williams has made Gamp1 Grayling avaikf national guard DROWN MURDER SOLVED I Sunday before 800 Man j Conareacrticaaj omnurv Church tnSS9of BKKY Paste 400TraUbkizera1JrSJ Haines a girl and the John Mcuires, a girl purpose but are schools served their Wolfe graduated from Ann Arbor high school and is serving grtj parsonage 1730, Cottage prayer meeting at the Man apartment Theme Christ Command, Come unto me, Learn of me Saturday, 700 Leave parsonage for Youth for Christ meeting at Haruano Sun Jdn,s 141000, Sermon,God Speaks to Our Unwashed Economic Lives 1130 Sunday School Topic Jesus Day of Activity Wednesday400 Junior choir,730j Senior choir Ws, W Uinkcis team beats f son and ,9 teacher old timcsgameEarl Packer New school stadavTbeen j Betty WeaTxUnKTt 11 W team lfeiOLyiim Arbor ElJ c population and 4 to 1 TrlHfttv beot StntGaCjers t 200 a month nrS , ty beats Stockto UU a month briage 6 to 4 J to work m a car Schools July 26 Hirqh McDouqaU Les , Zll thi enrollment cannot lie Mayoock cie, Soft ball tecun f ri, GXier Blhi South beats Chelsea 6 to 1, Pinckney X holsa and many other bowlinq alley opens, AM,Rochel mntlcs hnvo comilaated Wins inaiuroiice award, Eiiqaq ment of Sally LaRosa and Jr i There have always been dis Kf3t,ai,und Estate over Z Doyle announced Aug 2,Bids for school rejected, UQ uni y uvet jail being over the appropriation taWiJS not a,low T J TT u 2 rj j tr MaDJlbfUnent HP inn U Dede Huachey and Edward Van sGfayiina avaikibleto the Ihalanaf The ofCarolyn Drown Ith U ft rtavy yardrt PhUad4, Cavatn Mennoi4te ChurtA Horn diesoft ball team loses to SoA 0i a churc naSgX U havSg StockBiidqewhich occcured P with the U S Marines, Mi Aev sra Beaeky PSST VanCamps, TdCounty team los n tended it meant n taken over their grounds at Camp, pnjhf night of Noyjfcat, Ka af ff11 flew A 1 week tp fJ Supi Walter Eeth 11 inning qame to Webber the ifuor dSfiic,nq pJ Qth shment seqliguorlo OP N 03200, was solved Saturday by 1 11, jAssisant Paul ,tEe confession of two Vicksburgi The engagement of MarUynESv Mfiiiiaa Worship lQ,ujjl Aug 9, Eddie Hartman and ers that yx hr,A to follow side waks Suoh a dispute was settled iri a unique way last week Sebastian Morceri built a supermarket at 11660 Greenfield Like Hf 7j urea 1r i iw w w xuiiun wise v u KaaScoviU flew there last week to S Supi Attetburv mazoo WQ snivft Rr,ftirITr s, 1 visit BUtoon Sl tiSivOT fann youths Rcrv Lee Olson, 22 fn lad daughter of jft n ioftiSool 1100 Norma Roberts mamed WilburthTtoarSauonal stock ta i ov nd Vaorious Matthies, 22Thev 911 f of East Ann AHChildriKour H,4S Kwle jr killed in auto accident, ra bmeti bShik ve miIe from wh re t who algo have a home cftYowng Peoples Meetfe ,M0,Mri LetUe Cook dies, Soil bailers lCl5lfeSS0Ster2A aS Arbor Wr ,0 P W aaaejtot Vinoe 1,,,1 SSSHrTBi dShs C AU fisnina Panties on the FZ 12112 , SSAStA 3 ft owner, name , 8 P A40 SfeJJSLS US arlitiC The U oil stnkethe Cassidy,me from near and far Ir8 so Arbor 76 Masons and triends qo JSrS Rr0g 5 LTJth tC heffS E near Gladwin, is the best of istf ard to say just hank you for to DeUoit to niqht ball qame, 4 t S Spared to 7,300 a year with their many halpS ways GaTd Darrows a airL Garth ssman djMjhrt j jo Boyd Shertzsr Mr and Mr Movers a son, Louis Shireys a I fY , brouqht home from al 0 arant immunitv to wit The Portage Lake landowner, e Mich Jtate Pfj feHoand J 8 Asa and Europe a, once and , v rT SIDQU uuiuv uuums r P , wwiuicu ifj our COmforf VIIIA Horn fy i unr fare bv the tote to 7,300 a year with their many helpful ways JSSsSrSE n Lie bia oriticum Is the ro WANT fflGH BID APPROVED ago , , , , ,08 MrandMr Meyers a sonLouis Shirey t and prosecuting attorneys They say it is unwork 8TOW LOOKi LISTEN The Portage bajce iana owners ine iic i rlV WAy waiw ivirs Asner a rl , fiaht nnlv nn Ampri ,,1 u, it la Wednesday night at 347,043 worth of oandvhoUdogs Wylie, Wagners Grocery, Jugs3 Aug 30, Mary Ann Harris and fon toeSceritv o Gallagher school on North Terriaud pop last year Dodge ledjall nn, Mrs Henry Johnson Young Wm Steptoe married, Ortherine do not questonhe mcenty ot torial Hd to open bids for the with 50,100 Grand Have ld Jove P T A, Junior and Senior Towner and Clifford M30 Z ZZib mOTSm drainage project to prevent flood 40,200 and Holland 25,000Con Kings Daughters Mr and Mrs House school moved to Pinckney 9icrminBtsSv EuroS Sae ik we sprma at Big and cessians, includina me one m Albert Dinlcel, Mrs Florence TriCounty team beats Chelsea mg vcjrv,vdto SJ1 uwiw i 1 wwr tn yi, ,,eil r vvr 1 ,,v v 171, TVtrrnw and Asia over to themThe other T , T Utile Portage At previouss date the pinckney area are open to Qute, Violet Stone, Mr and Mrspaul Bunouqhs ana lack Lroup mostiv Republican sena riJ1Srfewf0nne5l yon forbids none were receivedThisbi3ders W C Hill, Mr and Mrs, Joseph , called to Service Don Burns and 3 It lYfd6 d Co me there were 2 One from Lew, fee nshermen are asked not to Gearhart and the many othlBarbara Homes married i 2 hornbS a once wltrfcwWi on C3ub will hold a special I EastUck of Sebewainq fordu bottles, tin can and trash ers wiio may not mentioned st 6 t Hanxs diesschool , , , j oui P , , ,, K FraSeqer resumes con ow u nsem 1 meeting at thc Pinckney bowling 51 100 but the work would not 1 , nSnATURDA fANUAY aVtuntU The other farjfg i3th at 800 p m The speaker 57,650 was submitted by Clyde Llvingston BREAKS HER HIP William Shehan fell at her will bponsared by the Mich, gunton Son of Willie and Ed j iaTJe Uk an acre tax on state Igan Dept of Conservation j ward Aho oi LAnse They would J rtveg schools and the Mrgi It you want an mtereslina even stcnt work in 10 days The prop , 400,519 more revenue homQ Monday and broke her q please, come Everybody is owners asked that the higher COUUUOT Walter and Emily Spittler and ooens set up , Prmii1v K OP0 1 UOl W 714 1 rWTilUlrQM killed W4 11 U WAiiAJW AMVM Wmi Sept 13, Robert Milliken MM XQ regtQre , nain Chai Unecjc Q in auto accidentPinckney scnooi We dont t would Biait until spring The other for A Bki jump to been and Family jfof Brighton Argus by Clyde , T tvinaston county to tneisianu int to a decctaration killed oi war on China Their object If ca bid be accepted However this ,, OUT will be UP to the boards of sup t TELEPHONE AAC Wi hip in two places She is in St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor bonds sold n,,Continued on Last Page OSES APPEAL ervisors of Livingston and Wash tenaw counties who mus 350000 avail r Max Hettke, 25,the Lansing ai set up an assesssment dis ZJL at all fwth was electrocuted in m i trict to pay the cost which is es j P Oklahoma state prieon at 1000,nmated at 67,000 The Wctshte 1 cm p m last Thursday nightHe wao tenaw board met Tuesday while j convicted of hitchildng a ride tne Livingston body meets Jaa LADES M MEET wtn a tied railf cad man, kill 15 board has already api Ladies Aid will to J111 copies of the 1951 Tele TWO KILLED ,one Almanac are now avail1 Two men were ed Mondav SSertM W1 Tel9 1 on Latson Rd, east of Howell work for the Chinese do not want 1 Chainq After World War I we THE IOE LOUIS FIOHl i made i mistake of trying to re SGTSta WflTIB draw, e tofl2 u uiB uw and accomplisned notnmg ine when their plane crashed in a I ft hi h V 2ra83iatiD oi the Car and W corSeld Tey9 are XZt ended J which drew over 13,000 failed to impress the fight fans Against plsomnent ftdetermined effort riyer ior a drainage basin, re OUR BO IN SEBYICE wear made to save Klettke How movma the stone dam and puttaid Therm of Pinccney a fgrmj control gates I Bosemary Mcdony daughter oi t tscichar of Klettkes at Lansing wrote alfetter to the governor of Sonoma Former Gov 1 Mr and Mrs John Malony of Dexter has enlisted in the U S v Kim MASONIC GUEST NIQHT Air Force and gone to SanAnton BiQler interceded and petitions Uvingston lxige No 76 S io Texas , were circulated to Lansing and old their annual guest David Aberdeen took his army Owosso XletSe mothef died m ht venison banauet at examination Tuesday , whenhewas a baby, his fatnerj ggHool Saturday nighteb 3 The following local boys en him up, I Robert Arnburgey, Jerry CAUSED DISSATISFACTIOT i Livingston Lodge no, or, Heaui, lomes GarowAn qo to UAUony yiiWMUwwiMii 76 team SanAntonio Texas this weekbut Tiicu4nr nirrht rs rTA vWi hM until me 0 NOTICE Imer Livingston Lodge No, 76 F, Heath, lames Gardner Th recent perfect baby contest elect officers Tuesday night, rxn Ckrrk who bo until the sponsored by the Detroit Board ,nuary ie a 8 p, mf of Commerce has caused much ciiseatiflfaction the rules will be changed It was won by a baby BASSET BALL SCHEDULE WhSf 1,5 Wd ft 3 12i Manchester there 0thL4oittt2i i Mon Ian 15, South Lyon hers xaSB ttcketo, each book of tickets L Jan 19 j, good for 10QO t 1500 Fri Feb 2 Brighton heee i A nriArwir ,144 i Tt I031 26 Hartland here teliSft2lp3ffSri, Feb 9 South Lyon there 31 JSSues Feb 13 Hartland there of Jan to wind up fete ocdrs Pfc Rhoderick eeve of Camp ed at his home at Pi h1Sl Have and Hollis, Ambur Mintner, 28, Howell and Archie Perkins, 28, Milford, the pilotBoth have two children, Freddy Bashorea fighter who j QJJ MacArthur is on the pari 0, raniffQ PttmAY could not 1 , Mu u especially from commentators LOST BOTrJLGWJK F lacked steam Although the tight L A MffBhaU Pmckney poppedboth was stopped in the four h oe Frank Edwards who claflg at Grass Lake Fnday mght ine i Bashore had a cut nose the Korean withdrawel as one first team lost 50 tc32 andand eye, Louis could not put himo the worst defeats m American reserves 43 to 16 Albert Mrostiax down history They charge his intol led Pctofy TVS Among the Pinckney fight telHget was inefficient, he had Smith got 13 for wrass iw fans who saw it the Commentilo warnnq 0f the Korea invasion The Pinckney Was as follows j hat he spiit his forces, makina School wti readervernse tor mas srLouis could not them setting ducks for the invad on the new school, ine ae get set His blows did not travel I r rs They compare him to Gen garten room left ofl teo i ov a feot Qf go, fGome Custer c4 Monroe, 1L the date for opening DKXS Robert Lavey, Louis s rglwhos foolhardiness they blame tvurTOFT DEATH clar gorilla All the colored pec for the Custer Massacre History THE WHETSU un irtUow I ole In Detroit seemed to be at does not agroe with Marshall We have reivedweo g1Q fiaht, , nnd Edwards on the Custer affair is one of Americas heroes TOE WHETSEL 1, We haVl IfMufer Hodge the fight and B 13225 tTiScSTO de5h Jack Jeffreys, Tm glad I wentCuster neMJi ZA took charge ot ice deotcalii to0K1iThev sure camped in great force on the jw imilar to Littl Big Horn river in Montana a night big league base ball Although grpatly outnumbered dethu J2S AwDetroU pol boys Mho fought could noi B2L SSSS oS John Paul Ware,It is sim nigl sane , Mor , w THJu iA Bill ooes in toe unue owv ,SMlflrve I the horse is stolen Grand Rapids One under Maior Reno was to tne week end Bui goes aorgu until wiaavipj red th aqe JJ to 70 ,, on the west side, another acme U S armies usually were when they fought the Indians, Custer split his forces into three trrmtee the aucorp a doeed 900 en last ZVjii LJ rtAriK11 1 Manchester here uw c 9 2iTft22 rTues Feb 20, Stockbridqe here listed TO TSSUTSVI Feb w 11 Don Stackable was given e flH clauahAer in me con7 Lmption on account of hte fathers O E S FRIENDSHIP IffGRjihui It expires Jan 28 gSedicme to a life time OTCBN TrffiVEB JMM 146 attended the County OXS i years and discharged 350 work under Capt Benteen from tr ers on election boards there, east Custer, himself wi lQ OM, u, Wayne county over 900 strikG the center Guster gavm K0 JlirhoJwere let go These election iobe the two time to get into posmon , Tho toqJTtfe Se only for shovt periods and then led the charge into th pull chickens orfxoosts i j usually filled by per center of Indians He and W Fi , rdlna to repnaveDero a w ail wiped out Keno pull chickens on hmi 6yp center of S o the lock an sons having no fteoernptev men were Some of ftwWjWH GardUent or those who have retired Ben A Viy4sAn COOP OI TT ij t , U PU on a fUl jBWirlW in DeerfWd lSMqBSS wa court TMtiaM nteen never Reno claimed he superior forces and was AAjsiftsML AeH aiiuUKecu The Old Family Album ui Leslie Psirc, feimervto pttj which fhe characters were atiid the Adrian Sale Bank, has1 bought He tound mm0tMnn meets at DB Lu JHL,nit IMW jout by todge membem A Mhl SJwSTo the oad a t Asatoi oin llunchepn was served mm of m Drtex pk sEwb mev bad ptBfc TII,Q, 1 ,1 rvlUQChejPA S iiirev5BBS 5 v p y e4ay January m ittSl y , fS 1 ,, 35 yi iHiig a5 sf sagfiJ New Hudson He had parked t without lights when he was ait by another car Phil Davis, Chas Carney and Phil Krupa of Brighton have en enliated in the air crop and gone to San Antonio Texas WmWinkelhouse of Hamburg suffered a double fracture of the ankle last week and is in StJoe hospital, An Asbor , VA iHEATKB I Efiday, Seriuxday, Jan It, If t ALL ABOUT EVE e Novelty cmd Cartoon SINGING GUNS A Wailtm n Color Stcara Vaughn Monro, Ella 9Mmft, Walter Breaan, Ward Bend Friday, Saturday, Jen 12, 13 Richard Canto Coteen Gray tai Sunday, Monday, Jan 14, 15 it THE SLEEP Don Barry Ro CITY Lowery Paul Dancer and daughterJoan, I 7 M THE iaDr of Stockbridge flew to the Rose bowl game in California, New Years day Sunday, Monday, Jan 14 15 Matin Sunday 2M p m continuous Jam Stewart , TrJPlAeKPOT THE CARIBOO TRAL A Dvaacr S4flSn Randolph Scott Gabby Hoys and KB WUBam Cartoon PeW Smith Sun shows 3 7 9 Fred Jones, 80 died at his home in Howell on Dec 30 He , leaves 4 onsjohn,Arthur,Claude and Gerald Norman Paton of Pingree withl Mr and Mrs David Paton of Barbcaa Hal4frjames Gleasoa Detroit have gone to Coral Gab j Comedy , Cartoon Nj les, Florida, Z w A Z iTn iT Gerald Mac Richards, a navy I TuM Wed Tuee, Wed, Thur Jan, IS ,17, LETS DANCE musical in technicolor Betty Hutton, Fred AstedrRoiand Youngs Ruth WarwicV Cartoon Shows 7I 915 If put utet veteran has been added to the i,0801 Pj Howell police force i Donald Caskey of Gregory is a j student at the University of Miss , TtiREE fECBiETS issippi Twenty Guy Wilson scholar j Comedy Novelty ships, valued at 200 each will j coming Woman Qfle Bun Rath Roman and CornJngcKing Solomons Mrnnjfi Carleton bo awarded by the Michigan i American Legion this year to King Slomons Mines hiqh school students who are j, sons of veterans of World Wars Z7r ,, i end n , , AVOW THLATtK I Jack Bcrytes, proprietor of Hia OexterTtiMtre Friday, Satarday, Jan 12 13 watha Beach has purchased 63 acre3 ol gravel land on U S 23 which he will develop and pro cess c A Mioir Bud nd Iu Costello in StockbriW, Micluac , NAUGHTY NINETIEST kM Friday, Saturday, Jan 12, 13 The negligent homocide cnarge j SUNSET IN THE WEST against Raymond Fedrrwa 34 of Portland, was cancelled last A Wagtafn week when he did in x Grand wttk JUNGLE STAMPEDE animal Jie in Africa shows 700 930 d MI For hot watef en tap For clean, quiet, carefree service For automatic, completely dependable water heating , Be Modern Go Electric 1 Ton In EDISON ELECTRIC THrATRB Tuesdays at 7pm WXY2TV, Channel 7 See Your DEALER Your Edison Office r Rapids hospital last week His, Roy RogerS Estelita Rodrigues truck hit a COT, containing iMrsPopcom Stofy HOUM Xbw h Mable Solo, 34, cf RkfaraDec , Racing TieadJineT 26, the lat1 bing kilkdFedewa, 3Qth XanlrefttWiiijcWl died of iniuris , rfif vff landlords in Ann Arbor Sundays Tuewiay, Jan 14 It403 e crcrrsefj wifn PMM f V Sunday, Monday, Jan 14 15 Sunday Shows 3, 5, 1, 9 WINCHESTER 73 On Door Action Picture Starring Jean es Steward Shelly Winters Cartoon Shorts New MIHl II llW have filed petitions for rent in with the citv rent contio , bord Washtenaw county has set a goal of S25500 for thei ROCK ISLAND TRAIL in color Tuts, Wed, Thur Jan 16,17, M Shows 715 and 0OQ I BROKrf ARROW ir March j gtory of pioneering with James Stewart Debra Paget and fDimcs onmo is v v, j Forest Tucker, Aale Mora JJShandlsf Under the ISM census Nicft hort cartoon , N3 cominq stellarCaribo Trafl i qon will gain aoth seat i 555 My55 concrress The Red Danube Coming King Solomons Mines i vi8 AffO Mlniim moRiiinG I OAL HEATIrR Model 520B 100 lb Coul Cap, mum Yw, the modern convenience and amazing E iomy of the WARM MORNING beater i j feniAtlon Its the only heater of iu in the world Exclusive, patented inte Hot construction ftluki in en abundance of ltfta, healthful beet end big fuel saving Heati JU day and night without refueling Boms any hod ef coal, coke or briquets Semlautomatle pafttfae Ited Start a fire but once a year Goat if end Me the dependable, lowcorf Mrs Charles Williston, 0, died at the home of her son, Horace Wednesday The cemont factory wil bo j built at Zukey Lake this summer j W C Devereaux, U S Weath jer Bureau, has moved from Hav i anna Cuba, to LLouisville, Ky A dance was hold at the Wm Dardy home at Portage Laka Friday night L Hoisel cmd N Pacey are drawn on the jury t Dr and Mrs C L, Sigler gave a pedro party Friday night Vm Owen of Stockbridge has j bought the Will Moran bnrbex shop Mrs John Teeple entertained a number of friends at domino j Friday night Rube Finch and Herm Swar thout caught 15 lb pickerel in the mill pond last week j James Henry broke his leg last j week while workina at the ice j Lou so at Lakeland The ice har ve s now on there South Lyon is trying to get a cheese factory 1 Frank Backus was elected tne predent of the Livingston Counj iv Mutual Telephone CoFreeman I AUWon of Pincknev was elected j SALE OF CUSTOMMADE QUALITY FURS SPECIALLY REDUC v rt COATS WARM MORNING today FARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY, Max RuMellMejr j a director x,,,1 Jennie and Alice McbuineoS f0 Dexter spent Sunday at the i D M Monks home 4 Clvrle Line has a new cutter Peoole in West and Southlutncm are circulating petiaons 2 to got the telephone line extendo fyt ev Stanley OlnKel ead r Aliv FARM JIflMAI COLLECTED PB051TLV MOMS i Each COWS 500 Eacch HOGS 150 per Cwt WE BUY FflDEVN D CALr SKINS fh W Plncknt 1 1 7 Sunday at tne n4 j is sick 5YcarsA ErtGoTdnx ded of a heart attack last Wednesday nightHe koves his wife and a children, KGerald Reason shot a black fox on the John Martin farm last Sat tirday , The Juniors and Seniors have presentd a picture Day Break L the Pincknev school Dr H F Sialer who has been ill was able to take a ride in ha last week The body of Met Rose what ied in Bay City was brought here for burial Wednessdav Bom to Barney Roepcke and Iwifo ol Gregory at the Pindcnv Sanitarium last week a dnfign Dance at Opera fiousd em Jem 15 Music by Dexter 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Entered cm 2nd class matter at pcstofhce Act of March 6, 1877 j 114 SoBowell StPinckneyMich J Subscription Price 150 per year j Paul W Curlett, PubLaher Hubert Ledwidae oi Royal Oak TTH Leo Clark oi Detroit callea at the home oi Mis Eleanor Ledvdqe Sunday Pettysville Civic Assn mat at the school last Tuesday niqht Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson were in Detroit Saturday Sunday dinner quests oi Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson were Rex Sackettaniifamily of Detroit Miss Betty Lepine of Grosse Pointe, Larry Camburn and wife and , Marion Shirey J The Russell Glover iaxnily of Towlexville and the Ambrose Kennedy family of Howell were Sunday visitors at the Edward j Spears home Mr and Mrs Norman White en teztcdned at dinner Sunday, Mr and Mrs Basil White oi Howell Mr and Mrs lack White of Jack, son and Ben White and wife hon j orinrr asils birthday The Dale Miller family spent Sunday with the Gayle Shirley iamily at Plymouth, George Fraser and iamily and Ivan Kemley and family have moved to Plymouth for the winter The Gerry Eichman family and Mrs Ida Eichman were Saturday dinner quests of the Lloyd Hen dee iamily fVed Ward and wife return eci from Florida last Tuesday Allen Dinkel and Bruce Miller jateended the wedding of Mary Goimac at Holly Saturday Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were in Lansinq last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Richard Gordiner Nancy Pond are now living in Ponliar He is Btationed at the state police post at eeqo Harbor Charles Darrow started work in Ann Arbor last week for the Federal Finance Co Mr and Mrs Don Swarthout spent Saturday at the Erail Wed iige home in Ann Arbor Don one of the latest pictures painte by WeddiqeTestival of the Bluet Nets, a French leqend, Don has 11 of Weddiqes pictures Mr and Mrs Georqe Meabon The Ona Campbell familywere ft Rolfrt 1 SundayieaT at the Roland Sf Jackson Sundayalso his father SSSmlwml JL iuKi Georqe Meabon Sttfnke home in Ann Arbor M Mable buydam of Jackson Mrs Mae DaHer suffered a spent Friday at the M J Reason Wart artaack Frfcjay niqht while homeat tri 0B Friendship Niqt anal Andrew Nesbitt and wife were Was takenhome inthe Swarehout Thursday guests at the Dr7 Wylie ambukmoe I home in Dexter , I The Ambrose Kennedy family of Howell were Sunday dinner 4 H DRIVE quests atthe IrvinKennedyhome I Mesdames Earl and Lawrence Eari Gallup donated the clup Baughn were in Jackson Wednes la box on pencils Rickie Miller day , and Jim Doylt, 0 working on The Dr Robert Bird family o REEfed ELIMINATES DlGGtU0 mGRSt mm6boz ITS MODERNREV01UTI0HAM No more expensive unhealthy pumping and digging up of etsspoofs septic tanks, seepoge pools, grease traps ond clogged lines Heres the most reiiobfe end latest method to liquefy, dissolve and saponify grease, sludge, hair, cloth and other organic solids Tliij modern chemical guarantees quick and efficient results in 12 to 16 hours NO SHUTDOWN of pool or tank neeesscry while chemical is working 3 10,15, 25, 50, and 100 Li CONTAINERS Ret Canadian Pat Off Rta US fat Off Pondlnf 9717 Lakeside Dr Rush Lake Frbm where I sit fy Joe Marsh Friendship Four Thousand MiSes Apart al wife arlotte S5fi ISt1 a Ni F, Vontrelle and wife of Por teg Lake emended the inauqeriattoo oi Gov tag Williams, at tan Never rivlic uot tlio Iiang of liow to play clw ss niyelf, but Ill xuy this for he jjame it started om of the vrnnest friendships I know of IK I ween Dad Wilson in our town i a follow in Sudbury, England The two f t ni IVivc nover met or seen each oilier but for eight or nine yea tiuv Ve been playing chess by mm brother Dal puzzles over li IhiKiislimanLi latent letter, take a couple of days to think it OVLT, arid then aiiiiiai chart of hin next move nui eh, la I I Li 1 a t ,1 1 It 1 ii a ivs thinks best vrith A of beer beside Jris n the fellow in Stiff that he does the sarafe w weri in the same ronentedly i it, you can talk and foreign polftn little friendly 11lo i sime of chess or a hat can make for auti understanding poqiio of different ntWIMII follo here at home CV o joe MJ4 Copyright, 1 I a Hrewcra Found a tier Attention Holstein Breeders 4 tetMiatte, fnsUntWrttef turner removable pen Warip trays V fbualite oven with tfa wr 4tw tad ov9o 4, fthor dock rith bufttte Tblrarder signals eoohji , up to 89 rrlautaa V fWulde gives time nd ttov ftraturt Inforraation Uhusioated ctfiial Urtt 1MB V ffst flumrli mtire top etrtnga tirft workicg area Fare tab flaiah Concealed tr kr tfcelcrthe Jim Doyle, reporter Lee Theatre WHTTMOBE UJE MICH Wayne called at the EarlBauqhn home Wednesday Thev took Holstein breeders in Ingham and u can now hav selected mo and adjoining, counties are now mys with a guaranteed market oifered the services of four groat o your oil spring ox Knild a top bulls for no more lhan ordinary breeding herd by signingupyour bulls This is the only Breeding hrd, also 3pecial price on a Stud built on both type and pro purt of your herdduction with every bull selected No other Bull Stud anywhere ior the great cow families back offers so much for so little their dauqhter Ann, back to her I o them and for the type of thir Write, prm or better stilLcome offspring nc see ui WOLVERINE BULL STUD C B Smith Sons, Owners Williamston, Mich Phone 2 J TRAMIN AUOWMK1 ON YOU Olft Jan 12, 13 nili ftetara , Now si SJM time Wtchew wHk Ptilfsj feottlad ft IK urn i Tou es KIKBI fer and wide veat find a bigger vssst the this betutiM 4t nenMflMSfft fs m Be km score to settle Theres q Price on His Head Qmf Cooper Ruth Roman In THI TOUGHER THEY COME r ekl renft, regsrssfl el tyse i e consiiMip sjsiBTWiwSi jm wiiwf AAfcf fsH rUMAf AHmim fftOjsl MftflM TO ISMMSJ The Win Lamb Arbor stopped here East Lansinq Sunday quests of JeU Swar thout family were Norman Escft fSSxiker and family of wwwr Wctme Morris Preston Toster JSfand Harold GaUup and lam J IJey fly of Djjgfc has Cmoe I t0P Schebelt ir oi ,,s in , I 830 p m bght tho Bpears Bakery in li, , i n it Ypsuanti 4 ri f Whitmore i MIS August Enflleof i akonJohe who school at Columbia, Mo f The Lynn Hendee family were Sunday dinner quests of Urs i Rose Hendee Robert Horine spent Saturday evening at the Lynn Hendee home The C W Hooker family ot Ann Arbor called at the Bert Hooker home SundayMichael McGowan of Ppntiac Sundayat the Louis clyletihomt Sudat X1 WHMew home J WILL COLLECT PUTNAM TO WNSHIP TAXES AT THE TH MT T fUnroiuteAnw PUTNAM TOWNSHIP HALL EVERY DAY FROM NOW ON Tax Notice Jan 14, IS ,, fiOO ppa continuous Mm Ckojby and 9 new song hits in r mmmmyKl MUSIC Travelogue UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE M HOURS 100Q A M TO 400 Lorenzo Murphy PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TREAS t r tSMiThome from Siloet n her lea if nrT,nATter boys have er to ,5 and Trtr Utseler, Lorrv,t , The SL2rioT civil de Income Taxes Mode Out 25 auxiliary firemen fense 406 EAST GRAND RIVE T PHONE BRTGHTON 37l I OWING TO ILLNESS WE WER NOT ABLE TO COMPLETE OUR CANVASS ON THE COet UNITY CTE8T DRIVE THOSE NOT SEQI YET WILL BE CONTACTED NEXT WEEK I Pi J m is V M wwv JijiiLresTtf i vautwifjuucai OF 1961 Cot aeM ledvuth KennJ wWS 11 to acts own oa the llth day of Dessmber A D 1850, f nainedL PtockneTiiaaocU enjolJjneat is 433 Sophia Byhka OP A COMPARE DucLlherms BIG Heppiewhite Heater T y xPMrftb any other fuel oil heaterl tibipora H for ICONOMY1 You get fuel savings of up to 1 full gallon of oil Out of every 4 with DuoTherms exclusive PowerAir Blower Ybu get more beat from every drop oj oil because the DaoTherm Heppiewhite is built around jgsa amazing fuelmiser burner The Heppiewhite Wus a special builtin WasteStopper, too, that gets more heat into your home i keeps heat from flying lip the flue Compare It for COMFORT You get gentle waves of warm air circulating evenly from floor to ceiling no cold corners no cold floors Fingertip Control Dial makes it easy as tuning a radio to get just the heat you wantl Compere It for BEAUTY You get fine period furniture styling The Heppiewhite beautifies your home as it beats it Come in, see the DuoTherm Heppiewhite Heater today at LAVEI HARDWARE In the Matter of the ESTATE More M, Frederickaon, Minor, 1 Eldora M Frederickaon having filed in said court her petition praying that Esther Yezkes bo appointed her guardian It is Ordered, That the 8th day of I January A D, 1951, at ton odock in the I fanuciss, at eol Probate aBeo bo one to herd UHwiufcil to hearing sold potltfon, p It is Further Ordered, That Public Notice thereof be given oy publication of a copy of this order once each week fat suae seessestte weefcs previous to aedd doy of hoealSQ to the Pinclu y UlffJQQMOJovBh 3 gKjpu BfBfJfton fMfl flaw X swi o r vaBBjsajrvw fleeejsseBt ejeejto vase ctMufetes m eafd am A true oosy Hiram R Sjntth Colejtfi pocshaD ,idet of probate 1 Begister of Prolate STATE OF MICHIGAN THE PROBATE URT FOR THP a CO0NTY OF UVINGSTON SHrfc u school fsiTfUiScJt va ci43 to qa2ni8r to Moren 0 M Duffy M D u ftnekney lot to Brfcjhtau 26 to Mlehiaaa Y HiOO A ML to atfOrVM MOO tiXn M McGUJSTEY DeaM rth Mtels HEAL ESTATE Fauna, Homes Lake and Business Op Llet Your Property with Me GERALD EEASON Broker 2 0 9 North fwat Plnckaey, Mich Phono I 8 3 Phone 157PU MTBON m 112 North Michigan Ave State nVfi Telephones License JSHSL I1 s calls c Oce 935 Residence 814 square done at Howell, Pinck Eveninas by Appomtments Rsskleikfr 1 tmmmmmmmmimSSmS P a SWABTHOUT 4 SON Don C Swartheut Dksejss Modem ney loses to Manchester, O ES Howell n Mfchigaa1 funefal Home Uct 18 LaRosaDoyle wedding MW fSf13 J Uoila CaP W 207 E Grand River sell and Carl Lentz and Alma Howell it Mlchiaom Swarthoujt and Ralph Curts an Real Estate, Insurance, Brokezaae nouced, Don Coyle hurt in accid City Lake and Farm Property ASP331icam husebums A Speciality Oct, 26 Pinckney loses to Man list Your Property With Me Chester, James Shea robbed at rsfc lakeland, Don Bums called to LEE LAVEY the service, born to Leo Betters, , General Insurance son 6 MarshaU MeakonsrirL itQne W9 Plnckpey, Mich AUCTIONEER Farm Sales A Speciality At a session of said Court held at the JJL n p Q id11Mi rUi J Probcfte Offloe in the Ciry oi HoweH S980 S tallatlOri Dale on the 29th day oi December AD1950 n T VrL, ool Pment HorLabio Hiram R Smth Pkney loses to Dexter 32 to 12 Judge of Probato Nov 8,Pinckney 1 IN THE MATTEH OP THJ ESTATE OP blqe 35 51 I PARIS R WHETSEL Deceased observe 50th adversary, Gene lenora WhehTTz , , Milliken and Jas Hassas arrei ienora Whetsel having fUed U said j t ev vrv ,, w L T WYliE 120 West tked elver 4y Heweti MMMtn WxoreJ58 jeMfBee H OYD r Livosteek WjeSry Trips Phone 64F14 li DetrtA MWK fir BRATION SERVICE HAPOLD RADY Qepairs On AU Makes it i OrHrJ J j , land Emmet Berry and Frank TI it is Ordered, That the 22nd day oi Anburgey die Dentist ct ten oclock in the fore J Wori Concrete Preskieto, fcrviL Sao4 Top SeiL Road owL wTw, BeadlftUUsM Blocks Laia, Pieee or etokii 7628 Toma KL Pmelmer, MkK Pkeae Dexter 8116 I ,,mw ,,tyKiw1rra Jan, AD1951 appointed for hearing said petition it la Further Cedered, That pubUc no JOHN E McCXsUAffD STEALING INSURANCE COk Special none 48 1189 Pinckmey ftd ,ve Ted Adseh in sjvice j Nov 29 Leona Campbell and 1 Mr and ccd4d at at Fowle i 12 m ITifjT PUWiCaUn iCarl Lenti married, Robert Howel copy of this order once each woeV for 7enrioe, Norman Reason, Guv successive weeks previous to said day Bordonjames Keefer die Frauci of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch a Shehan shoots coyotte, Rev Mo newspaper prtotod ted atreolated in sal n ts Burnslde parish and Mrs Cliifford VanHorn Mrs Mae Metz of Howell spent I at the Wilbur Eisele horne Sunday at te Lee Lavev home 1 owlerville Tuesday r Arnold Berquist visited frienrls at GaykKid last week Count A true copy Celesna Parshall Hiram R, Smith dge oi Probate Pfc ihomas Melvin Knicker wxker, son of Mr and MrsBen Knictoerbocker, fonner Manchester resident was killed in Korea Nov27He enlisted Nov 10, 1947 Harry Frost and Joe Simons are at the county infnnary STOPl LOOKI LISTEN BE CAUTIOUS v na Pl visited her It never pays to rush blindly into aunt, Mrs Grace felly ,in Owos debt Often, though a wellplannOSxa8t eek,n , ,, ed locmrm economical loan Mrs Mae Rane of Whitmoro is the sensible way to solve a Lake and Mrs Florence Artz oi money Problem When yoa need Roy Fisher and wife have pur Atn were Sunday visitors gh for any necessary purpose, chased the home of the late MrsiaVle w Jl 0811 home stop in at our bank and talk it Nellie Nash at Main and Pearl Mrs Mae Hiqqins is a patient ovJr Sts of Frank Sdsley The lattef at Howe hospital SMaridqe , WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AVAIL and wife will move back to Byron Center J W spent the week end at the Harry The Herb Palmer family of Flint Palmer home ABLE FOR SOUND LOANS Miss Mary Gardner of Straw perry Lake returned to her duties at Ford hospital Detroit Sunday Wayne calledat the W C Miller Nan Ledwidge returned to her home one day last week Mr qnd Mrs Fred Root of Whil more Lake, former residents,called on friends here Sunday REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE OR Mr and Mrs Flans Clark call PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE ed on Mrs Roy Darwin in Lan RATES sinq Saturday The Dr Robert Bird family oi fgf flATlOmAL BAN aw W TLIE NOTArW i m A A A S Oassiiied Advs A A A Phil Barney Kralzmiller Livingston Jounty Phone 8SC68 Repreeentative Ann Arbor, Dec 6 Wesley UmstecdLpiase rXrryDerry, Sam DeLepps, Mable Hottel marriedlalso Dr Collacott win Campbell 1 Huron River, Lakeland, Mich, 5 hfSLJt sJ Livingston Lodge No 76 V AM bakony, fall bath and ifflftmui9 prespec V farms DJ 13, Pincknay rgats 01 1 0 Lake in basket balL Eddne geWcoal 1hrSVhotWater PhQn gKL and Rosemary Rafter, 6cmo rmtraL IJLk Alma Sworthout and James ranH 1 Mtttf 3 f EAln Dexter, rUnsrilif I Donald Charbonneau arid 1 i itory centaUy located two StafT Reload Mrs patherinie HeatnT T J seven roam housm beA on aca buy a Robinson restaurant, Seniof 1 1ggg floor, handy to fofrn, CaU m play put on Dec 20 Masonic irjftallatto ij R Agjg 5ld, Mrs Clarence Alley Julius Vg Weld ParisWhetsel die The CTfJf gslighted CMst, batched Barred i tiA7 nam wfewinF iiivp r ftlfU BC usHarwell Mieh schooi work erf Adrian Sunday I Sunday guests of Mr and MrsMember Federal postt sur Fraic Aberdjeen and family Howard Read were Gerald Fell,once Corporation, AU Deposit wstf Sunday quests at Rex rath and Don forby and families Insured up to 10000 for each Noaqle cmd wife in Ann Arbor of Detroit I Depositor Pinckneys mas Dec, 27 rjeu vMr i xir Mary Larue and Robert Szabonone announced, Milliken and Hassan j acquitted of SHea robbery Chas TO9 J Hewlett hurt 1J liira, side F RIDE WITH HOPALONG N ftST S THE DETROIT TIMIlS , J Now you can enjoyseven FORS days a weekin The Detroit cfcne fori Times Comic Paqes, Americas pQR REN , beloved hero, Hopalonq Cassldy emtable farli or 3 frN H RedsVAlvrED4jady waot general 0Bt oii house work to do jar cleaning by iikqSk i e oA Phone 91F21 Imquire sktafc at 5730 Hinchey Road FOR SALEAU white k7 Tv range, coal or wood good as vo newcheap Phone Pinckney 13F e T T1 QUALITY See Hopalonq every weekday The Detroit Daily Times and alfri so folfow his dashing adventures fJin color every week in The ra Detroit Sunday Times Detroit Sunday Times worlds best comicsi in Dev its Uiei or inol Earl3dllui from wniPTa WOMAN WANTEDTo care for Accredited 3 children fat 2 weeks No lautvTested dry Phone 187F21 PinokneTf s Hill M g 3 FOR SALENew 6 room hojse I cated on an acre of landOll bum less automatic water heater n J pjace with space for 2 rooms oa cBhirig ma vi second flood and batrUocated at Murphy j 224 Kuhn St, Gregory for farther at Ported ,mfpftnaUon call V O Nelson, pie phone 7 0202 Ann Arborlev ErrnrpJLFOR J2j3Babv scalee, car, bee, JBol Electrjc Pe, fV T HKORiTSf jgooa conditaonv jgt ffid L rson NOT kHLlc will make fancy work McPHERSON State BANrf BANE MONEY ORDERS PTSiLlS r bridal and baby showers and JUm Arbor, n2jfor Christmas present 800 i and leaving j Flora MacArtor, Phone 188 Lt4t30 m U4t77r FOR , A R or coll at 422East Main , 1 4 6F 3 pmckneyr hay, alio second cuM o, 100 Iswles, also walkinq Catobaae J The Bank Money Order aoUwaqorv two oil stoves andj f become a popular means c pay1k stoVe, other articles too ing bills in our own and Jnmerour to mention , JJtJvl I fiamiCoopschcelwn er Plays throfiSh ariyor all i communities v Jf eats suit Groceries Vegetables Over 8000 Bank Money Orders have been issued by this bank in the past year , Th safe economical means of settlinq accounts provides a permanent receipt in the bank files The Umstead Farm AmONl w The charges for Bank Money 11 Orders compare favorably with other forms 5wi Mii r fi250tfPhon 150 Saws filed Lfiwn Mewers Heriwsd All Work DssteWM A MandeU tlS4 River Lane Drire Will sell in 825 , rV JIaru fke, MJchisMStt , FOR SALE 2 lots 86X132 each LQt o,St Pinckney M loyQa Ir a 586, Mower Road or 100 Pint pAone Fish p fVfl V V Market Prices urteous Servioe Clark McPHERSON Suie BANKi HowelL USA I All deposits up to 10,080 tor sufed by our membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor tion rs Norman ,39Stuart , Phone I24F8 PkieiaMy V2OOOD QUAUTY SPOT CASH FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK HORSES 5UX CATTLE I00 1 HOGS 140 Per Cwt Prompt and Courteous Service A L SIZES ON HAND DELIVERY Phone Collect To HOWELL 450 CARL BPO Llmse lor DarRnq r r ASS fi rJ 4 v i I t THK PPfCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, January 10, 1951 School Notes For Christmas Mrs Tasch gave the 6th grade a microscope set Gretchen Tasch dMarilyn Shirev 1 Lawrence brought some ProbatrCowi Reporters STATE OF MICMK3AN Kindergarten and First The kindergarten has a new boy in their room, named John Seewater This makes 3 Johns in the room glass slides for it Mr Lawrence is a bacteriologist from the university He is going to come and bring a microscope and some slides let tie Comatf d Eighth Grade Becky Harris Jimmy Shirey Jrtag She to tom and Margaret Porter were sic last week At MMiaesf sgsd UA new to nt City e Hewell Is sold Giant o 8M 5th day of January, A D 1951, Present Honorable Oram R Smith, Aegis Probate In the Mattel el tt Brtato of The eigth grade has a new pu Coottted Jagusch, also known as Gott pil, Jean HeUenbrand WO UvfiS fried Jagushalso know cm Fred Jagush, Seventh Grade The first grade had almost 100 percent attendancie Thursday Butch Noskex was the only one ing the school history It is our sick They have a new girl in The 7th grade want to thank this room named Susan Orb end the Dispatch for the help in writ another new girl is expected project ior this monthSecond Grade The grQd elected officers Tv , ior xhe i ond semester Chrjf Cherry Foster hod a birthday Clark secy Tuesday Kenneth Russell and Tom Kennedy are oh the sick lost The Third Grade The third arai Us, Billy Orbli school, Ypsil Tom Bomson Mary Lou on account of i Fourth The fourth has 3 new pir from Lin re id Arlene and igauin H is absent tess grades have stamp collecting foV their hobbv the class this week Next week is minature doll week Sixth Grade Mrs Morris gave her room games for Chistmas and they are enjoying them on stormy days Marilyn VanSlambrook has read 23 books this yearThis week the 6th grade wash ed the pictures off the windows took down all Christmas decorations Norman Gready is the W M We have 2 new girls in our of South Lyon Masonic lodgegrade, Flora Mae May ana js government has cut their Lorraine HeUenbrand school hot lunch appropriation The boys and gills are waiting rom 7c to 6c a ppupii cut for Mr Reader to announce our Q cent Q hMBm aym periods B Claude Kirscchke of Rnckney We welcome the P A puppet has been elected president ol to our room Southern MichBricklayers union, Leslie Green has written play lor the entertainment committee to present Marilyn GustafsonMike Heath, Donnalee Swarthout and Agatha Henry are making a chart for our citizenship code We are having lots of fun with pecentages in the arithmetic class Jack Clark is reading The Black Stallion and Satan to ft appearing to timo for presentation oi claims against said estate should bs limited, and thai a ttaneand place be apDointed to re eire, earmfne end adjust all claims and before said CssfJ ft Is Ordered That aD of tho credl ors oi said deceased axe required t present their claims tr said court at said Probate Office, and to serve a copy thereof upon Fred J, Teepe, adminls trator oi said estate whose address it Howell, Michigan on or before the 12ti day of March A D,, 1951 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time and ptaos bene oppotstM tot Be efl rmMnrtfm and adiustment of aQ clatol and demands against said deceased b is Furfbet Grtered that pabHU notice thereof be gNejn by pafcHwrHoe of a copy of this order once each week for three successive weeks previous te said day of hearing in the Pinckny Die patch, a newspaper printed and dreulai ed in said County A true copy Hlrom B Smith Colesta ParshaU Judge oi Probate Moving M Mr P9U th 100,000 wl 1 ofofeer djiS wy tt your tester T iecor TACW 1 ACKU CO 0tPmU 10 A,, A i y Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 10, 1951 Description An account of the resource January 10, 1951 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 1951-01-10 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e2cf097386ca05faf25ad3cabc2a5960.pdf 46d54f166983f37f129992d53b11d86d 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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MMM1 3 I i , I GUY KVHN Guy Kuhn 57, died at St Jot I hospital, Aon Arbor, Jan 15 after a short illness, He was bom ctt Gregory October 6, 1893, being the sen of Hda Kuan and the late Margaret McClear Kuhn In 1913 he graduated from Howell hlqh school where he starred in athletics Michigan can expect drastic action in the governors office to hold down expenses to every dept not connected with civil defense or the war effort After asking the legislature for 37,000000 to cleanup last years deficit, he submitted a fairly mua i eat buejget except for weUaic, I exts, The highway dept is the chief J beneficiary of the governors pro j gram They get 19,999,999 Th roads have been neglected and many are hi poor condition The question is would a 2c gas tax increase prices Advocates say no that the gas companies would absorb it It would raise i 32,000,000 Owen Cleary Republican stale chairman, is a candidate for re election at the convention in Do troit Feb4 17 Wayne University is likely to get its 3,000,000 for a new medi cal school Full mobolization would take about 300 employees from the conservation dept KH H 1 JM m iteijfl 1 I jH 9 19 HP JjBj 1 H i H 1 I m fr,V S HAVE irjW m School Notes Current Gomiiiat etchen Jaach dMarilyn Shirey iTltrican revses in Korea 1 in land the prospects at another all Kindergarten and First JuiSwarh caused an rlu the kindergarten Bonnie 2JE2 Slu01 th Sinaor is absent on account of 30 though Senator Taft sickness claims to have seen the light and j Nancv Darrow celebrated her rn converted from isolationism 7ih birthday last week Aisjecent speeches iecentlyhavo loJo Sam Gentiles tame crowl0 stricV isoiatiorust He ad i visited Mrs Thayers room last fcates wifcidrawingi all troops Thursday The children fed himlfrom Koro and turnina that j bread R was interestina to not j country over to the Cornmunistfl ice how he held the bread with I lia is appeasement and in the y FftOM 11 TO 185, Mv AftMICS FROM BATTLT CUMOOVS CAMERA, HISTORV OF THAT WAR NEWS PHOTOGipmra W BIVO FOLLOWED YM lr0 J6SsATTrFFlBltOWtTH HI5, 5A j A RGAT PfCTORIAl u WS THE FORERUNNER OF CUT MiS OVJfi PICTt HS WERE both feet while eatina it Second Grade Karl Burq is on the second aracie sick list some categor y as Premier Cham berlains Munich appeasement in which h souqht to stop Htler by delivering ovi to him the HISTORY, NOT NEWS PvJ TTAE THEY WERE PUBLISHED 4 A star ball player he pkxyed professional base ball for a num ber of yeajrs in northern Michi j qan and Indiana At Angola IncL he was a teammate o Charles Gehringer , In World War I he served with Co 5, 2nd battalion On April 25 1922 he was marr ied to Miss Isabel Murphy at Es canba Three cliildren were born 1o this union, a son,William and two daughters Mrs Eileen Robb and Miss Kay Kuhn, all of Gregory In 1933 he was appointed post master at Gregory and held this n, JM IA I i jTf I Potion until several years ago JJi Sli9 iS K Swhe h transferred to rural mail the states fiscal deficit last year carrier was 100,000 a day why was the Beside hi wif A yearly detect only MWW cht 1 fn father nd six sistersMi r balance of 24,357,130 to start Maude Younq and Mrs Monaco the year with Actually they bcKuh of Gregory,Mrs Mildred spent 40000,000 more than tiwlBrotian of Ionia MrsMargt, , 10, Baker of Grand Rapids, Mrs1 fi i n The arm wants 183 nurses Genevievfe Clinton of St Oather I 30f51M Hapitellilli from Mich, in Feb As the ine, Ontario and Mrs Noreen nt TOOAVS NEWS PHOTOeRAPaeftS, AIDED By THE TREMEK ADVANCES IN PHOTOeRAPMy AND THE TRANSMISSION OP PICTURES SV WIEANO WITLESS, GIVE US THE NEWS PiCTORtALtY WHERCVC AtfKWHENEVER IT HAPPENS, Ml PEACE OR WAR THROUGH THEfR EFFORTS WE GAIN A SENSE OF HJSTORV INTHS MAKING, AND OF PARTICIPATION IN THE EVENTS OF OURTlMES THESE MODERN BRADySM THEREey HELP ALCT ANP INFORM fMt PEOPLE rv ADVAWTAff O OUR DEMOCAACY t As art work the second araH small couatris of Europe Sen jam making toy sleds and air rFergus, Gj Michigan echoee iDlanes jTafts views, and Senator Know Thev are leamina to punctuate, lQnd of California would not statements and gueslions n their i send only American troops lanauatwe work abroad uniess thr European na i Laetwoek Mrs Kellenbergersltiqns motchod thcm 6 men to 1 jpom had their first experience, Appeasement will not accom Tdoinq double coliamn addition The Tird Grade The third arade enjoyed aarhes plish riny more new than it did in World War II Who thinks the acquisition of Korea would satiscmd races durina their first gymjfy the Communistslt mightcause ti , r u ffiome dolay but they woulcl most ISTIS id certainly invade other countries, last wefe with an infected eat WP should remember that we are aurth and Fifth I 806111 36 champion n the Filth qrade is Nancy Lee 1Din Runner up is Karen Gustof l son with Sally TJtlev in third Place In the Fifth grade Patty Roch ereitz is champion, runner up, Kathy Kirschkeand Glen Blank onship, third j We should remember vulnerable in Alaskaln the late war laoan look over the Azores without encountering any opposition In the mcuntime the war effort is being stepped up There are indications the draft age may be lowered to 18 yearsand also state alreadv has a nurse shorltjCarr of Pinckney wPHEHrjPTlAL 8HO tage, the cestipnjiTwhere wjgiHe was a memlgytf StMarys MrJgeaiseand Wcttlrerr o BVrnade mor attiactrve Name Society Churches BL Marys Cattionc Church the Holy ferieT Fewer entertained at the Read home last Wednesday it Sunday Masses Irt Paster Oiii Good CitizenshiD chart Uppod several years The aratt which scores on cooperation, period may be also extended courtesy and scholarship ,has afrom 21 to 27 months Factories radically p ct record with gave been iorcod to cut orodua fthe exception of some absentees I 1 due to material shortage VTU J ,SiX rad9 caused by tho government tok Thursday Mr Lawrence canvjnr, metal for war work Most bov and qirU , him verv Jrf upa The bovs and airls hnve 1hlr lfs TemplovmentotfiojB pTodB Tuesday 4 FridayVS the boom last ye JOPS tbfood iMs factories went souto and Nr Jir hay to pay muchi 1 fnnSSf win be held frontat denSSlal Vhe7S Sr630 8i00 , Buand AlX StoonS d theW of theU own educanon, St Marys church PtadSSv W ISSSLSTS SSSLfff V0i0 SStt, GrX iy uuiui, xincKuey on i iievereaux qiris M nl u Thursday morninq at 1000 am employed by the Detroit Ed cSS2w,aVOti,W Rev Albert Schmitt will HM ison Co in A Ariw a iu Confessions yi chose their basketnow 1 ST vidlreof unemploYed Green of Oraad ranks oi tnein GALLOP ALONG WITH HOPALONG Now, seven days a week in Congregational Community Church Rev Donald D Brady prayer meetinq home J jor all votinq Pn uJ2T Ktato of Michigan to Jchaee head The 7th gradors have the PTJ , Puppot in ther ror,m IjOW man 0i i GrAtrh hhthuGra limits it would not be poseLna at Muietciin sch read 57 library S0 w on account of material feks,vear 4 Bertie Beachv Snr na s comply with such a very good picte ofa fhunder Zo machines, viTqes wptedThe reason are the 1, errors of omission unrorm now oveefj in the recent election long Cassidy You something ttoit Times fit v, cvcn raae j sonator Pony tireen o v Burial I rtS,Sclr,Wai ArbiX lunch a, 730 IMUyT JiM Bunal in St Marys oemeiery eon was sved ana tho guest of PrijI T a 70 P electea vicp prosidpnt lecpslnture to maKe , , Swarthou Fungal Home tonight iSUI SSSTwwoltal ThrwiT ,fi BERT LECONTE HASH LivingstonCountyIrS of lSiewCnLC S681 8 ,L9Conte Nash, 89 s6n,How9U feiar7 you oon follow the thundennc, of the late Marauis anH SnrXh , and thriU to th exploit oAHopafoUowKas a 2Lll 2of BrShlSf I MSn 80 Jim Doyles61 read 10 of a feeler 1 r9art eniVincI e new lib rTorstnndt those mnchines are rary books The 8th grade s thsl ll f wont work in precincts , In early manhood he wos unit1 o Brighton 1100 Sun School, TopiCJeeu I out P datei iuch a, a primary elHOHTW AOIO ACODEMT ln marria9e to Ca AdelaarT SSL vlnia meets Growing Hostility JZl9 8,rted basket boll classenroSori W do, t imagino rural ValaricimrWof iFit5h T fw born to this, 33 L1051 5r 600 skattng party at Nelson Mill f wr Yorer BernordinegqTsfctor, wouH vote to sinkhiq Ivlr anditonKSum jf e3tpec,s , ebzz metl,Ja 1,2 J nrsulns in machine te be Mri wo hurl i on auto accident o Erwm who died 25 years ago won ,gueston box , 1 poacnes and Jack Jeff or 3 times or year and gather atKl s M Mu Ayers of, aCmt CRT NEWS tlrup F1 Ge3 arit08 tvsdust the res o thejime ymmrr H rmHTim Burrouahs Plymouth also survives , m th raao oiriiJ ,,,,, JP3 MaVarri btnfi a ano , MrlT Vi , 1Ce a W 23221 S Sahi shiftTS Mowing his wifes death he ia joW 1J223 an1 VuiU Richarcfi Aschueller Businpss , n of the man SSsS ass ys a jassssr JS s ss a MS forfa9 J5 1 ffi S SSbPSdSraB a Oscar Beck EL irSr ,U fie 0 y8 aoo ta tad Saturday on M 36 E settUng if you nss The Deis SOn Orville, now owns Hfi We fnded by Sm, 1030,SermonIf a Loved IT, Joan, and One Dies iv shortages t 7 unwn soumiana scnoois Eats CHimru prr have 4 other chile irt acreot 700, Tralblazers at church SCH ELECTS OFFICERS The quads are 1 ,7i m ftHrtnd nruil i tfirug ooys are out nn Snnn e c c i7i c VanBldii5um was cut and bruii d and sunecd a concussJonJle wastakei in Howell WITTTAM rnvP bondsnSf Slf n 55,000 S Supt WILUAM LOVE ZPapeY Louis Co Assisant fared a concussjonw miuium liwv w ancanie to McPherson hospital wUliam Bud Love died at hisiomb i In Florida home in Detroit Friday, ffis wifeJ MO, 77 speakers, haynard StnfKiri aru A set of quadluplets was bom in a Pontiac hospital last week tc Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hose,bush of Oakwood The couple have 4 other children, all girls 2 boys and 2 said to happen I only 2 timns ina milhon There aro only one set of quads in Michigan bosides the Rosebush 4 They are the Morlok quads 01 VMUUVU Mcmm 1 Lansing, now 20 years oldAnoth Paul Chaiiee ieaconsGeorge ThompsonHenry er set born some years ago, all Clerk Trees Asst Treas WaTteTEechln Treas Mvninc Worship 1000 Hauck home in Detroit tridav HJs wiie,i MOHEv jSday Schooi , 1100,Deaconesses, Alice and daughter Jgne pre Trf, WCOUNTEHEn Childrens Hour ll45Mvrna War ceeded him in death He was a ,twww r1 V7 i , ,r wMuLUKeuiuug xeoie3 vicuna irustees Merwin ComnhA imember of Westgafe Masonic An ran Unto more delay last Evenma Worship 77 815 Reynolds Geoae RSSCH lodge The funeral was at 1 9 their prefect j Cott Fellowship Service Sort 1,7 if 9 j started to prevent spring flood, Glenn damage at Portage Lake 1 OURBOY8 IN SERVICE HZ The foUowina U1 ie inducted Tuesday into service on Jan 18, 1951 t Maurice, CWs d i Darrow boarded with him when Pinckney Ronald Wellman, they worked in Detroit 30 years Carl Galbrattbr ogo ijjitt l Howeljl Charlse fwatorv Wm h DarwtA Reardon, Wm BASSET BALL GAMES r, Wm Mflkr, Rotet C Pinckney failed to offer much fikrt opposition at Manchester Friday Bbghton, Edward JCoch, Dalnaht and that tecanjomped 16 Havikwi Ralph, MijUe Gerald a 53 t 23 victory The Pctov v L krAfeM farvk reserves also lost 29 to ID Pinckf King Jok Thcanae, died Rosebush is a stone mason Hazel Poulson, without steady employment, buy The Bia mwrTrtDl,ia, ,niiare,r ri9ur v llii MYTna war inq a home and only 25 to his J M11 Y9 GOtiet M Trustees Merwin Compbell Max namo He admits he has not Reynolds, George Rousch enough income to support them r Auditors, Lucille Beck Helen Rey The Detroit News has started a wnesacrr 800 P M nofds, Wm Carswell donation fund to raise money for A ilTZTT T , ,T, , Publicity Lulu Darrow them Similar action was taken WaSSTSSJ week, the MENS MIXING JAN 21 Sud School 0iceS in the case of the Dione guint wasntenaw board of supervisors We are aslanq all men whd s rt y JZL TS imletspasseda resolution asking for a are members of the CongL fg guot lrenl S2 detailedfepoH on the Portage church to bepretLxiljaaertJg LuU Sck The old time religious racket Lake water pioject this to be ma of the MenSocial Club on K gtiv PmilacS end of the world tall crops panted at the boards themselves ingstonWashtenaw county a inatenWa8htencrw countv myand entertainment If you can81, ireaB Merwin umipoeu HJI, riKuT n JT,w rr vo,u SS SZi t ,irrwrn British Columbia Its prophet woe pjopriaHon for immediate neede, e contact Henry Hauck, Otto Pianist Lulu Darrow tirMrlSL SizrJ iTStV fcnisiiXMeiveia i w touilL1lKoW3hment of an assessment Poulson, Maurice Darrow or Nel, Wllorie, SwlTSw owners son Buzzard 15y Friday so w,Song Itlurf MWifafbM tls Mrl VAlinhlt idMllkir South Lyt Jamee Mffler t f i1011011 H0 sri TroThmon M Grace Carlson She claimed establishment of an assessment PoulsonMaurice Darrow or NelAeet , IwLSSShS to have had a vision which pre Leader bioyse oamprjeu Ae nd of itul AO h MJ iuKUisuaiB0,B,cwl01 uiy wwm rrvv rT KWW, nuL ror 9 1951 Her followers were peiifiteirriTand the estimated cost of con for lunch Come and bring cm EUCT B BOOK 81100 to sell aU their pcesess,to 36 taWblt nclegcwrt J 21 demnotion proceedings if necees extrgJr82 wl Vfl F1 J0850 7JS ons pi in white and await tto rt r S1 P 5 c22S2S tth kxdred door and barred RluTiSlJZ window, for 15 days up to Jan vssyss msWAm WL iFuneral Home PInckXweyv 9 However this proved to bo ai tit Sd Cuiiler k In other games South Lyon SHwJUbeit latBO ttWoii7PaiwrwJWh CJgriotto M, 52Lilffo wJoSatfon bcmcruetwilli Mrf Morler Reynolds has Mid SsLTtfS fhemel Huieon j1,,, 38 Mlkm 48, Dundee 33CllfardiBc of 20 zL be held at tRe Gregory town hcdlher larm to James Pendleton of iTtLfViS ifiut T3R ni iUlMfLhJSL ol HV apfaDB Lais 44S ed tt JSJJSA Sot Wtd Jan 24 m3WT IaSe a 2 MiUer whoiloyt Mrii and 1 2j , ment CJl,Stockbridce 3f W WWCWt 11 521 S The Baptist ladleswfll emtno ij3g5S35Wt KJu8 M Permit Oaorfto abuTa courts 2 BL Thytpvr It t QQrtOSt 3tf 1 al nlom Donfc ffietofu ialk nothln lebed fn Indiana right after tho dvil warJIis followers ntimberod to awaei i,, n thousands and wondadsV oil irVi 1 k f , f tern W sVv P ,Fm, mz VPA v v 0M Hot Water for the Heir Apparr3 Howell llu Howsfl, MtefaSeav Iut W Thw, Jan, 18 ,17, 18 Eleanor Parker, Ruth Roman and Patricia Need In THREE SECRETS Carletcn K r I tf J, Wednesday, Tanuary 17, 1051 Neighboring Notes Th Phi Chi medical iraternlty of the University of Michigan was fined 750 and put on the social locks for the rest of the year for holding a social party at a lodge near Dexter to which coeds were invited without getting university approval Harry Melnik, 26 of Pinckney and Helen Badger 62 of Ann Arbor were hospitalized last Wed for cuts and bruisess after their cars collided at JJuron and Fletcher Sts, Ann Arbor Hep Adrian deBoom of thiy, dis trict has introduced a oil in th legisature to barr any person from holding office who has been convicted of committing a felony Harold Beeman25, of Munith J Sunday, Monday, Jan, 21, 22 WCta killed last Thursday when i Mating Sunday 230 p m continuous his air hit a tree on the Munith Joseph Cotton, Linda Darnell Waterloo Road Jeff Chandler, Cornell Wilde All septic tank cleaners must in obtain permits from the board of TWO FLAGS WEST health in Ingham county Comedy Cartoon The recruiters working in Greq SUJtiJJLIll I SYLVAN illEATEK Cojody Novolly Friday, Saturday, Jan, 19 20 Eleanor Parker Dennis OKeefe in WOMAN ON THE RUN lu Charles Starrett Smiley Burnett BANDITS OF ELDORADO Friday, Saturday, Jan, 18, 10 EMERGENCY WEDDING A Good Coaiody ftemrtna Larry Parks, Barbara Hate Una Merkel and Willard Parker CoftoOB ami Rvm nbw Sunday, Monday, Jan, 21, 22 MY FOOLISH HEART A Drama Starring Susan Hayward, Dana Andrews and Kent Smith Color Cartoon Sunday Show 8, 8 7 8 TUM, Wad Thur, Jan, 23 24, 25 V leSn For hot water on tap , For clean, quiet, carefree service , For automatic completely dependable water heating , , , Be Modern , Go lilectric Tuo Wod Thur Jan, 23 24, 25 Comodv Novelty ComlngMr Music, Dallas Lets Dance AVON THEAltiR Stockbciaae, Michiac Tune in EDISON ELECTRIC THCMRff Tlday v 7 pm vvyv rninnfl 7 See Your DEALER orW Sdisan Office i P i IIUJBH ory and vicinity have signed up 00 donors to qive blood to the Bed Cross blood bank there on Ian 17 Mrs Chas McConnell of Greg , cry fell and broke her hip New J Years Day and is in Foote hos pital, Jackson i Tho infant son of Mr ond Mrs Fred Singer of Gregory was takI en lo St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor with pneumonia last week Last week for the first time in I j 40 years a Stockbridqe rnan was i i sworn in as a member of the leq i is latureHe is Lawrence Lindmer Friday, Saturday, Jan, 19 20 attorney UNDER MR SKIN Robert Craig and Wm Term Ernest Hemmingway race story ings of Howell have passed the I with state bar examination They are, John Garfield, Micheline Prelim employed by the Citizen S Mutual 1 Cold Romance Landscape Noia Auto Insurance Co j Neptune Playground Ralph Larson, employed by the iTTuesday Jan 21, 23 McPherson State BaxikHoweiUor I THE RED DANUBE 25 years, hos been made cash , A Story of Pogt War Vienno ier to succeed the late Eric Remer I The engagersent of Nancy Walter pidgeon, Ethel Barrymore Amo of Howell to Richard Linn of and Peter Lawford Lansinq is announced KING SOLOMONS MINES b Mutator A Drama Starring ,, Stewart Granger Deborah Kerr, Richard Carlson Hugo Haas and j Native African Tribesmen News j Cartoon Shows at 715 and 915 Donald OConnor Jimmy Durante Coming Fuller BruslT Girl, Two in Weeks with Love THE MILKMAN with Pipor Laurie Joyce Holden Cartoon i DexrerTheatre DtTE MlCfHOAN AIF CovUlMod Friday, Saturday, Jan, 19 20 2 Hit Double Feature Van Johnson, Elizabeth Taylor THE BIG HANGOVER A Good Comedy Gene Autrey and his horse Champion in SONS OF OLD MEXICO shows 700 930 a Sunday, Monday, Jan, 21, 22 Ann Sheridan Victor Mature in the comedy S T E L L A Sunday Shows 3, 5 7 8 Men 7tl5, 845 p m Latesj News Two Cartoon lues, Wed Thur, Jan, 23, 24, 25 CARIBOO TRAIL in color jierrlnq Amy Young and Mrs Randolph Scott, Gabby Haves LGarth Meyer entertained at the Karin Booth BUI Williams Milan letters home Tuesday niqht at Latest News Two Cartoon i r i 1 Louis Bloxon of Dexter lost his lighi hand last week wliile worJ ing at the Dexler Molded Platic Dextr will purchase a 1000 tank Uuck for use by the ire cjrpartment Three Brighton young men wero carested last week for los ing control of their air and j smashing a parking meter s There were 1600 traffic death j in Michigan n 1950 compared to 1,441 in 1949 Merlin Bach man died of gas burns last week while working for the Universal Tool Co at Saline msinq is anj Tr ComtagThe Lawless, Sherman Haller andPeqqy Lor TeU Me enz of Howell were married m 1 Ohio last week j I St Stephens Church of Ham burg was left 1000 in the will 1 Mrs Ithe late William Galloway 1 The Peoples Chch of burned last Wednesday with loss of 50,000 a a stork shower for Mrs Grace ComingKfng Solpmons Mines Young Craig at the Mever home The Black Rose, Pretty GirL nnmm ss 3sC JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE c Model 520B iOOtiJ, Coh tap, Yes, the modem convenen and amazing Konomy of tha WARM MORNING heater is ibuly a sensation Its the only heater of it kind In the world Exclusive, patented inte fiof construalon results in aa abundance of clean, healthful heat and big fuel savings Heati ail day and night without refueling Bums any kind of coal, coke or briquet Semlautomatie, magazine feed Start fire but ooc a year Mm Gift Com in and see tbe dependable, lowcod Wtt WARM MORNING today I FABMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY Max Russell, W S6M 4 8 W 4 StiAJ SliiSS Qlc VfaUM ANIMALS COLLFCTED PliOMhrv ORES0 Each COWS 10 Each HOGS 250 per Cwt WE BUY HIDES D CAU SKINS fbone 38 Plncknyy Oea8 3tottM, Co Years Ago MJ1 Yong Mens Club met on Wed night A field day and sum mer amp lor next summer was discussed A hot lunch was rv ea Mrs Sawniel Sykes, 83, died 01 the home of her son Casper Wed, She was born in New York state and married Samuel Sykes in 1849 She leaves 2 1 LOTIS, Casper and George , The funeral oi Mrs John T j White was held hero at StMarys i church Friday She leaves he husband and five tons Mrs E Bush died Sunday in West Putnam She leaves her hu jbcnvi and an adopted dauqhter Jn Howard of Webster cjird j at the Sanitarium Tuesday, foil n4 i lowing an appendicitis operation j S E Barton Son have pur chased the machine shop and machinery of George Sigler A brick wall 8 or 9 fthigh is bej inq built around Ferry athletic J field in Ann Arbor Born to Clyde Dunninq and wife last week a sonThe heavy driftinq snow here impassible The North Lake Grange install officers Satiirday Wert Bcrmunv rormer master will install I Mrs Mary Hudson Glenn, wiiej of Robert Glenn of North Lake, riiod of apoplexy Monday She survived by her husband and 3 children i Tom Ross is workinq for Geo Younglove , H M Williston has rented Mrs Phoebe Stows farm ,1 ISP, Johnson has taken over , the street liqhtinqjob from Sacuel Grfmes who is sick Throe hoboes were lodqed m the village lockup and qiven a froo breakfast this morninq bvj Sime Brogan, marshall The SterUnq Concert Co is the next number on the lceture course course here Jan 24 OF CUSTOMMADE QUALITY FUR SPECULLY REPUC168 a t COATS Alive WAS Northerrt back Muskrat coat Mink blended Q7K00 finest quality D I U Letout Muskrat Labrador Mink Shade AQC0 finest quality Ottf Letout Muskrat, wild Mink shade Gray Bombay Lamb Sheared Beave Raccoon NOW 00 650M 37900 319 549 479w 319 Black Persian Lamb Mink trim WAS 565 439 Black Persian Lamb O r A00 O i QQJ Gray Persian OK AW OI Q8P Lamb Paw V 6s grown Mouton lam i QQOfi 1 OQ IV finest quality 425 00 fc 33985 JACKETS CAPES WAS NOW 295w 219 Silfer Fox, Platlna, Whitf Lynx, Dyed fox, Broadtail Jackets Capes M, , Filinskf Brarfs te Tour M4 per 1 Q P Arrangements er More Lrk 19 skin riuTml We guarantee for this quality merchant dise and workmanship these prices cannot be surpassed anywhere, JOHN1DES FURS A V dycW McClaar of Gfeqory has had the hie cups since last Thur SUu9lt9 I WHM J wm H trei iXy S H Peopl tore V1 Wedo, January 17, 1951 Ettei d as 2nd class mailer at postoffice Act of March 6, 1877 MMflti 114 SoHoweil Si,PmckneyMicu Subscription rice 150 per year Paul W Curott, PublshcT QBBYE TO PUMPING OLVES TREE ROOTS CiuOt Parkinson and t Ann Arbor of Mrs Rose I was 1 Grocerie Cantiedi Gents i Dffygoods , Shoes ishings erii Mrs MiiM1 daughter, J a weie Sund Hendee Gal Hendoe ol Lansina home ov the vveck end Miss Bni Lamont ci Ann Arbor sprni, di weeK end at tha i Louis Coyle norne Gordon Hester and wife of Yp silanii we Sena y quests atth Andrew Nesbitt home j Pat Kiieys o de state police, tiwas home from iVwCty Sunday jj Rsaiee Nuh Aic State and I Alice o aran of Dexter spent , the week end at thcs Mark Nash home i I Meaams LouJs Goyle Ray j Burn a no Jack Yuna were in Ann Anor Saturday Corp Louis Bekkering of Fort Lewis VVCS called up Miss Bar baia iNia Sunday j Donald Gardner and family j have moved to Dexter j Mr and Mrs Ross Head starl for St Pot rsburq Florida next Monday Mr ana as Media Amburqey called on Mrs i iora McrcArtor at Mciderson hospital, Howe, Sun ELIMINATES DIGGING SOLVES GREASE 1 MORE ODORS IISMODEHNREVOLUTIONARY No more expmiv unhcolthy pumping and digging up of ctispoolt teptic tonkt, pag pools, great traps and cloggd lines Heres th most feliabte end latest mehd liquefy, dissolve ond saponify grease, sludge, h cloth ond other orgonic solids This modern chemieol guarantees quick nd eW cient resulti in 2 to 16 hours HO SHUTDOWN of pool or tank necessary while chemical is working 5, 10, 15, 25, 50, and 100 IB CONTiNMS R9 Coiadlg Pet Off Mfl US fef Off Pndl V 0 9 0 Hugh day, Kei Gen Store rgjx 10WEST Pfcltt EVER Special ile luxe PKILGASTAPPAH Ran hdward deindeau was at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor, for j i treatment last week His infant son has been brouqht home from there j The Misses Lois Shirley and i Janet Lundeen spent Lie week end Jn Detroit j i Sunday visitors at the Albert Shirley home wtre the Doyle jj L empleton family of Keeqo Har bor, the Holds Hollawav family nd Leo Ewers Stanley Dinkel is attending the January ssson of trio beard of supervisors at Howell this week fj Lavem Ciark had his tonsils , reinovea ar McFneiscn hospital A t , i , , ast ihursaav ana was home a r wnT lii for ScmDiego, week Law I iwsday to visit her broth Mrs Jean Meyers of Ypsilanti r, ioe and family, spent last Tuesdav a the Walter 8717 Wrealde Dr Rusfc Lake Notice I WILL COLLECT PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXES AT THE TH PUTNAM TOWNSHIP HALL EVERY DAY FROM NOW ON UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE HOURS 1000 A M TO 409 M tnzo Murphy PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TREAS AND PAYABLE TgEJNTIL DOG TAXES ARE NOW DUE Mr and Mrs L C Lavey and Ciik omei I ncome faxes Made Out j 406 LAS I GRAND RIVE re MacArtor injured hoi lea fast week and was taken la M P is n hospital, How11 Philiip Gentile has resigned his position, at Owosso and is taking a course at Mich St hcr r 4 otomatic, instantTtgritlng burner removable porcotela drip trays V Vlsualite oven wth glass win ciow and ovsn lighW J4hour deck ith huntIn ttreer Tisimrder siprala cioVng Ibue, up to 3 J rrutei Weoiideeivc 1 ternerturo inforrutKo v Dtrinatd signal tviU A hen n i OIL , v tjKTh wcrliins am ore lahi finish Concealed c, ti vent J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON VOUR OLD RANGE Vow is the time to modernize yur Vitcrr with Philgas the thrifty roTtlcd gas for farm and town homes You can hut far and wide, but you wont find a bv or value anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range Rememtyjr, too, we will glvt you generous tradein allowance on your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Esy terms, if you wish HAN OTHER PHHGAS AfWLIANCC FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE at Tue hev Brady iamily, Arnola rrc ist, Jane Barbaia ana Da id Nnh and Pauia Curlett nttn ihe 7oirt er hrit meetuiq c Cde Darrov end wif of , rora cpent Sunday with Mrsr iDarrow Mrs Maryfeeple OTUed on Mrs 2, chrlos ulfirk ana child ,1 Pitai, Ann Arbor, Fridav iorK vVill n Sunday to y ily back to Cemp Car son Col W C Miller fell at his home Sunday Ajl picns were qrouna one day last week but sufferedea anci ht dla aot leave until no serious injury , nictit They spent the day in j Ann Atbor I Mr nd Mrs Ona Campbell Maynara Cik and wife ni spent the week end at the Carl Manchester called at the Walter Lentz home at Charlotte Clark home Wednesday Mr and Mrs Ross Rd en otLl TrL r dSunday Miss Mrs John Smith oneSrRf An Arbor and Donaid aark le,jves Tllursdav tne Howwd Reaci family jio ioin tha air cr at San Antov Hev and Mrs H E Mayoft ib Texas, ltors at the Merwin Campbell Don Griffith and family e ot bauatuck were Monday vis Ann Arbor were Smday auosts f u , J l c 1111,11 uTe ,hTei ,u , at the JoeGriiM, rome HarHmaSotaiJay niqlit Ihe James Whitley family spent1 Mr and Ms Sio i v v i j Sunday at the Wm Whitley of Deexfiela spert Friday at the me in A21301 I nay Kemviv , me Mr andMraJex Noqgle of, Johnie and Christine Dinkc 5 P were Sunday guests who have be, viy sick ar xe Ti Aberdeen family much better n e Wr Emmci I ifrLBlli Bcmq,hn entertained 5 Dinkel has been helping ta, mtie tnends at her home Mon i care of them day in honor of her son, Jimmies Mrs Wm Sh han w o broke nd birthday Ghr hip last w ek wos ooratea P UJag Hendee with tho TJ S upon at Univrs4v hospitalAn, roresrry Dept4 hasbeen trans I Arbor and c n w ahw te s,t u X, 50 Denver, Colorado, to1 in a wheoiea nair Mis Lloyd J t Hendee took Mr Shehan dowi Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson i to see her Fri, r and Mrr spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs, Frank Boye vre airo there TY n2m n Plcrins i virs PhriTp Spiour caTied oi ine mil Baughn family were hr sister, Mra James Barton ni bunday guests at the Harold Stockbridqo SatrdriV Tho lottr lr n home Howell has been ill Mrs Musa Ayers and son, Ed, The Gery Lidman family took o Plymouth were in Pinckney Mr Ada Lichman bark to D STT 0 tSunda M Sirari Read entertained Mrs Helen McGregor of Brigh Mrs Martha Buckley and dough ten spe Satjrday ai th ter and Jinet Feidler of Ann Ar , M reer horns cor at luncheon Saturday Charles Musrn of Howell was j ma2Jaae Hoenx was issued i o Sunday auer at Albert Dinkels at rlowell last week to Leslie j Mr ana Mrs Lloyd Hendee en c JMMcLucas PHONE BRIGHTON 31 3 on Mrs, r J Snay who ivq he Har Id H n be h e M 36 W van tak n ta Si Joital, Ann Arbr Saturdry m h Swarihout ambulance AUTO DRIVER KILLED Lcur, Shrader, 36 employe c n the pijrchasina dept of the Oidsmobile Co, Lansing, wan ilea asi Thursday when his was nt by a tank trailer near ie Ira Wilson farm on Grand ver east of Fowlerville Louis hrisly, So of Detroit had just 1 d out from the Wilson farm when his trailer tank came loose a d careened across ihe thrK ar traffic lane into the other car The car was smashed and milk npjHi in the Bitch Value Your Health More Than Riches Some folks think that fine clothes and fine, big houses art tin muyt important things in life, but these things really dont mean to much if a person doesnt feel well enough to enjoy them Most folks dont realize this, but Mrs Lucy Bras well, of Iloute 2, Stone Mountain, Gi, realizes it cry well Mrs Bras well takes HADACOL, find by taking HADACOL she found she is helping her lystem overcome deficiencies of Vitamins Bi, Bi Niacin and Iron,, which HADACOL contains Here is Mrs Braswells own statement I have been sick for some timo with atomach disturbances I began taking HAD ACOL and I have been taking it about fix weeks I am so much better and much stronger I will continue to take HADACOL It sure has helped me I tell my friends about HADACOL I cant i praise HADACOL too much I am 59 ytarg old 1060, tit LtSlan Corporation COMPLETE Income Tax Service AT NEW LOCATION Myer Bootery i ii AiUsise Kitchen Rngt from 9956 Automatic Wafer rteeftn from 19SO SEE US TODAY Wf HANCKI Alt JNSTAUATIOIJU OCT 7 xii ie VT ii l eue mi Uilci mis ijiuya neriaee Merritt 46, Howell and Cather tertained the cribbage club ine Jane Devereaux, 42 Pinck he hom Thursday niaht neiur w , , Mrs Flora Drurow is staying JixjiP0T wdg attendwith the McCauley family ai t T ySaav dinner in honor Hi land Lake Cm xFS01 fc Mr and Mrs ack Roberts oj HAWAII 1121 ftear,Detroit and ihe Myio Kettler fam Mrtri i ii y of ackson spent Sunday ai JfmKf0 McMacken and son, the S H Carr home SSWF M 809 on We8t feWfiRob isatu 5525L512 Jean Meyer of Ann Arbor was Whl a5i,We nd at the P VVhetsei home in Rockfard, Ohio Mr and Mrs, Andrew Nesbitt tast Thursday with Mrs Mrs Blanche Naylor in Eaton napids Loren Meabon and family of Grand Rapids, Mrsj Eva Teulon of Rochester, Mrs Gladys Ketch am and Mrs Druscilla Snapp I 540 wero Sunday visitors rSf , Mobon r home Donald Meaboa is attending hpol at Maspo Howell was HowelL Michigan O E S Dance PINCKNEY HIGH 8CHOOL GYM Saturday Jan 27th W crm the STARTS AT 9J00 P R ASC , , 1i i DISPATCH Wednesday, January 17, 1951 e HOLM M POUND or moxiN FOODS i Always a wide variety of frozen foods right in your own home Just the thing lor farms, large families 1 And its powered by the famous GE Refrigerating unit ONLY AWUK If 25 Years Ago I Dexter defeated Pinckney Sn the old Conglchurch Friday nit 40 to 12 COH8SBVA5iON DBPT NpTW 15,000000 seeding and transplants will be available to farm ers and overs hi the spring The prices are for 2 year old red and white pine 4 for 3 year old 450 per thousand 2 year old Jack pine 3, 3 year old 350 PROFESSIONAL COtNtt No arei of any size in Michi THE PINCKNEY SA1TARIUM Faxml C LlliCTnlC twMI FREEZIRS uihorix esLCL Chris Brogan died at his home at Chi 1 son Jan 17 He formerly owned the Roy Dillingham farm, west of Pinckney Mrs John M Harris, 69, diei r at St Joe hospitalAnn Arbor on j gan to without a stream Jan 6 She was Catherine Mur j phy and married John M Harris I The special western Michigan, in Nov 1881 She leaves her hus, deer season only produced a TWKI I MTIJ LJS The Misses LuciUe and Pegqy Asuryey being conducted ofncY 935 Residence 814 ew,PTfL ,ii 4i n their n Mifiin 11 Evenings by Appointments P a SWAHTHOUT 80H Michigan Funeral Home Don C Swarthoul Director Hey M Duffy, M P Ejbickney Michigan Daily 1100 A M, to 2t00 P VL Except Wednesdays Mon,, Tues FrL SaU 7 to8 p m DR a B McCLUSKEY EEAL ESTATE IS Homes Lobe Propsrnoji 17 Business Qppoitenatnsn List Your Property wh Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Pood Pinckney, Mich Phono 1 S t Phone 157F11 MYBON HUG Stackable entertained at their j of Michigan waterfowL Eve home after the dance Friday Michigan is the leading hunt Howell niaht in honor of Winifred Bonn ing state in the union and sol tt of Lansinq , , 1 themoat licenses She was se Model NA11 sJr LAVEY HARDWARE HERB SNEED t of Lansinq 7iwii uvusa one was ser M Walter Graves entertained his ond in revenue as Pennsylvania pnone high school friends at his home which has higher rates was first Howu Michiaan Friday night One half ofMichigan Lakes Real g Insurance, Brokerage Malachy Roche has sold too care less than 10 acres m area City, j Farm Property his arm at Fowlemlle and wiU oy 19 0f them have over 5000 Speciality move to Pinckney, M , , acres t Yow Property With Mo Hereafter Pinckney hTgh school With Jake not obsbructed by ctiidants will be marked in citu p snow there has been very LEE LAVEY ff Uttle suffoaUon of fish so Jar ThS ore 4,910 pleasure cars Chances of strikinq oil i Mich General Insurance ineio , AiJae C7 trail 1C la rrr rrtmrnr Modem Equipment 207 KipSSftk FMBD a SEICKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ay Howell t Mwaaa Phone 358 IBestdence el LEE LAVEY m LLOYD HBNDEE Se ore 4,910 pleasure cars vQcs7strikinqoil i Mich GgS1 f WWITIMSI Dtmb lommerc al vehicles, 57 trad wer OIie in 15 last year compar Phone5WceyMaj WUGLSuddna f0 ,,to dealers and ono h, 10 in 1949 A HCTIONEER SttVm 5S5 J STATE OF MICHIGAN POR THP PROBATE COUBi COONTY OF LIVINGSTON At 0 station oi said Conn held at tte fldbatft Otfic tn tha City of Howell on tha 29th day of Dombr AD1950, Pratant Honorahia Hiram R Judge el Probata Of THE MATTm OP THB ESTATE OF PARIS R WHETSEL, Deoaoaed, Lanbra Whatsal having filed in said Court her petition praying that the ad ministration oi said estate be granted to Lenora Whatsal or to some other suitable person, It Is Ordered, That the 22nd day of Jan, AD1951 at tan oclock in he fore scon at said Probate Office is hereby appointed for hearing said petition ft la Further Qsdered, That public no j Jce thereat be given by publication of 0 copy oi this order once each weeV for Buceeesive weeks previeus to said day erf hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed end drcuiat6d in Count A true copy Hiram R, Smith Celestta ParshaQ Judge oi Probate said Probata Office, and to 4erve a copy thereof upon Fred J Teepe, adminis traor of said estate whose address it Howell, Michigan on or before the 12th day of March A D,, 1951 at ten oclock in the forenoon, said time t 2 Ud to deal9IB 1 to ne 10 ta 1949I motorcycles n Livingston 28 oil weus and 3 gas wells accoxang tho the were brought in last ye OU counlv rirv of state, , and ploaa bng appointed tor the Sst week when they Smith, i cimination and adiusUnent of all clairrj uo , v X7ilVowskl dia arvd demands against said deceasbd It is Furthes OrtSsred Tfaat publiU aodoa theteoi ba gJvan by publication of a copy of this order once each week for three suoceeslve weeks previous U aaid day of heating in the Pinckney Dis patch, a , ed in said A true copy Hirom R Smith Celecta Parshall Judge of Probate dserorsWikowSki art production fell to 15,840,000 ban eis compared to 116,517,337 in 1949 BASKET BALL NEWS Pinckney was nosed out here AUGTIO N E E R Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYLBE Phone Ptaiclmey 78F2 STis aroderand MSW South LyeD Qq nvcted by Kim Siqlers 27 to 25 South Lyon led15 to 11 TnnHTui He served his son at the half, and 18 to 14 at the qrand ury ne quarter 3inckney ralhe REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAPOLD RADY Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinckney 1S4F3 DR C I TOWNER Dentist Grenerai trucking Phone 64F14 Ptnjaeyv Mic CAfiT13f Concrete Products, OkfcrveL Sani Top Soil, Road OrayeL FJU Dtr Road Buiidfna Blocks Laid, Piece or Contoact 7628 Toma RL, Pinckney, MU, Phone Dexter 3116 JOHN E McCLELAND STERJLINQ INSURANCE Ca SSwAS Sva4r sitarsx w f r of heating in we rjncuiy pnce ana is uui uu K , J wvrpH 11 Phone Dexte 3461 t newspaper prints and circular was elected by a huqe the last WCtrteT and icored iijirnoaie Id County aio fty from a district that us points to South Ly R cnith Ji arrrrcvRovborouqn not auite make it SOUND BORROWING BENEFITS YOU ons 9butcould Xrielec,rnsVcRoXtoouqh 5722 Milt Mctson ually S SuSan haci the seat ld Pincknev in scoring with 8, IJnSSP W not 7 The Pinckney res Polish banker and merchant He erves lost 31 to 14 was convicted of a reccAmt fraud pinckney 15 vears aqo and Berved his sen j M j tence He was elected in STATE OF MICHIGAN the Prtfbate Court lor the County oi IivinastoiL At a seesiaa at and vot nald M ft CMy ai Hawaii to said County cm the ySth day oi January, A D 1951, Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, ftegrstar M Probata KB the Modes oi tha BMota of Gaodriad Jaqusch, also known aa Oott Med Jaaushalso know as Fred Jagush, ft qffjwirtug to 9 camt feat the time for presentation at ceadms aaalnat said aatata ahoald ba Umited, and that e ttnuand place be apDainted toreeaiva, aaermina a4 aahiat all claims ft It Orderad, That oJl of the credion of said daoeaeed ore raauired A praaent thalr ctalma tr add court at and 1948 and seated both, times i 1 There is reason to believe ne It pays to follow Bound borrow J g t otferinq He is pop inq principles Our loans have wUh hiR coUeaquss and always been made on a Pu probably have been seated cal, economical basis m the best cn lor Blondy, Democrat interests of the borrower the not charqea Diqs was 1 community barred on account oi his colcr ,, A To contradict this Wilkowski was When you need cash tor sound barred fiy this action the Repub reasons, youll iind a bank loan 1acane nave alinecrte the bia the most sensible way to borrow p0iisanci necpro vote in Wayne and it will save you money in ccuntv the long run , Dale Watkinn fell whTTe work inq at the Detroit De Set here Monday and hurt his back He REAL ESTATE, MOrGAGE On McPherson hospit 1946 I M Matteson F Ware r A Mrosfka C Jeffreys G Mrosfka G H w wriiE NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS FKQKfl 130 PINCKNEY Classified Advs 1169 Pinckney Rd, HoweiL SfiA A A A A A, A Phil Barney Kralzmiller Livingston Jounty Phone 2SM6 Representative Ann Arbor Worman, Wortley Pts UA ranqealso coal iack for hotwater Matteron 8 Ware 7 Jettreys 4, heater qood condition i A Mrosikd2, 1 ,D M Baker, 5655 Femdale Dr WANTEISarm LletJnqm W, t HoSch65 Reflavan eland Mich have more prospS l4r South Lyon Res f 1 Pinckney Res South FOR SALE chichs Barred Phone 305W HoweiL F Hawlev and White Rocks N H Reds Swav c OUver Whie Leqhorns and HyLines, all SSabo G Carlson hatched from blood tested stock REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE OK s entMcPheWn hospit G MtotoS Sowhatchlnq Place voal chick PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE the Swarthout am CbsPinckney Jr Henry, Can order with us now in bulance, Stewart Anderson is eick and THE HRST NATIONAL BAN unble f WCJ H G5cl l j qo to a hospital or nurnnq home HeweU Mich i this week Member Federcd 1poeli once Corporation, 1 Insured up to 10 Depositor uDsKincxney JI nvmys TTT T K TITPOV I Henry, K Matteson, Bradley, i BOB SQUIRE HATCHERY South Lyon Treqabomen, Govin Phone 30qW Howell Fiedrick Slaybauqh, CioateGris FOR SALErfn Dexter pleasant 2 story, centally located two story seven room house, bath on soda floor, handy to town Call Ann Arbor 2 7883 after 6 p m and WANTEDLady wants general house work to do or cleaning by Pinckn FIST Gardner 3 BASKET rTALlTsCTTEDULE Fri, Jan 19 Dexter here Fri, Feb 2, Brighton here Fri, Jan 26, Harilcmd here Fri, Fer 9 South Lyon there Tues Feb 13 Hartland there FrL Feb 16, Manchester here DUALITY FR SMSfrySJnaj WOMAN WANTEDTo oaro ter JTlrJZ rttotaa U children for 2 week No laua Phone U2F22 Pinckney IPOP SALENew 6 room holso lev Joated on an acre of landoil bum , , t , , irro CAT PUnivermal Electric Rser, automatic water heater, lira , , , ,, Vaq 224 Kuhn St, Greqorr far further, y WANTEDA ride ior 2 people to information call V O Nelson THAT GLORIOUS FEELING fromJ Ann Arbor, arrivteg phone 7 0202 Ann Arbor , , about 800 a m anl atoq, sALEiBaby scales, car beev How can one acquire that alorjabout 43o p m e S9Sl cheap,Inquire 110 River Call Pinckney 1 6F 3 lpnu M Ty,Va FOR SALE Mixed clover and af6R SAlEPotatoes Cabbaqe alfa hay, also second JJ Onions alialla, 100 bales, dso The Umatea4 Farm nlow waqon, two oU stoves ana JJjrLXMr cook sTove other articlee tooj ATTENTIONt numerour to mention u4F1i WUlicimCoopejphone Mii FOR SAiLERcord player with cj changer Hays throughjany eats Grocerie Vegetables ious feeling One way Is to follow a plan of regular saving Regardless oi rthe amount saved a regular adI dition to a savings account will provide me reserve to meet em ergencies and provide eventual security for those years when productive earninq ability may not be as great as it is today Just try it and you will soon have a feelinq of success which only money in the bank can qive Saws filed jsteotno Lawn Mowsss SnsBjenod AH Work Done By Machke an4 changer Plays through any ox ail GMmteed radio within 20 ft Cost 5200, U Mandell TWiU sell Hr 2500Phone 150 tir24 Wver Lane Drtve FOR SALE 2 jg FOR RENT Mbdern apertnenl on Howell St Pinckney luue caka eta a 596 Mower Road or 100 Pinckney pnone Fish Market Courteous Service Clark ta I MCPHERSON state BAN I sn , 11 39 Sruori S,mckney l All deposits up to 10,000 int i WANTEDSewina and alterations Mrs Norman yanBlarlcum over Roy Ckafcg stoie Phone 124F3 Fta WATS3 ULTHf Will Mr Detect nvaknt ptftssY C H Uowi sured by our membership in the sS Federal Deposit Insurance Cor poratjon I m iiii SPOT CASH TOR DEAD OB DISABLED STOCt HORSES 10 Each COWS 10 Each HOGS 20 per Cwt Prompt and Courteous Service Phone Collect To I HOWELL 410 J CARL BERG 1 d Oopneaf GOOD QUALITY COAL ALL SEES ON HAND PROMPT DELIVERY DE Hoey Sons tn m ,i , r r J eja,ak, n Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 17, 1951 Description An account of the resource January 17, 1951 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 1951-01-17 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/812d82a57db53081f061d3b557e3d34f.pdf 88638635c3852ab5fed52081bfd05c4d 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. r TOP1 l J Dispatch J Wednesday January 24 1951 Obituaries ELMORE M BOOK Elmore M Book, 87, died at the Arnold Home, Detroit, where he haa lived tor a number of years He came to this section in early manhood and made his home witr the John Donaldson family in Southwest Putnam This farm is now owned by ine state About 1993 he married Mrs Margaret Poole ana went to live on her farm on Barton Rd After her death he bought the house on East Main St, now owned by Mrs Morley Reynolds He did odd jobs about the viilageand in thisway made many friends Failing health caused him to give up living alone about ten years agoHe was with a step daughter MrsXjrlaays Gorham in Detroit awhile but ior some time at the Arnolds home Besides Mrs Gorham a stepson, Charles Poole of EugeneOregon, survives The funeral was held at the Swarthcat Funeral Home, Satur day afternoon, Rev Woalcock of Gregory ofiiciatingBurial was OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat Gov Williams has dropped his budget in the laps oi IM econ omy mindedi legislators It is 357,000,000 lessthan last year but does not include cml dej lehse It will be cut if new taxes are levied other than the qpvei nors corporation The gas taxfavored by the leg JT v islature will be vetoed by the has gcrnor and there is enough exposition to it to keep it from rjeing passed over his veto Michigans share of the feder a civil defense program is 58,000,000 Whether this can be raised in addition to state de I L SknsvTemAto ense funds is another worry Lim 1 m V Cemetery ited defeats Pjans are already ehaping up The air force wilt conduce maneuvers over the Soo locks Thj governor has a powerful weapon in his hands He can de ckxre a state of emergency, de fine its nature and area and pub iish regulations Waqe and price control are im inent Pres Green ofhe AF,L, favors price controls but not wage Michigan workers would not bt so bad off with wage can trola their average wage is 75 a week The nations xrverage is 62 Th Drown murder in Katama soo has caused another death penalty bill to be mtroducecLRep Bets of Monroe who has intro, duced several such bills before is the author The Little Hoover Com would consolidate iff board and estab ftsh an agency It does not say how much money would be oav Senator Coleman f JW Creek would revise the election M0 laws to eliminate election errors AT VALLEYFOftse THS CONTINENTAL ARMY LACKED FOOD, SHOCSLOTHJNO, ADEQUATE SHfiCTER AND AMMUNITIONEVGRyrHtista aur COURAGE, TO A 3KEATER O CESSER EXTENT, AT THE STAAT 0TEVY YMX, TMC COUASr 0OU FIGHTING FORCES HAS HAD TO MAK UP ID SHORTAGES OF SUPPLIES BECAUSE WE ARJE A PEACEL0IN6 MATON AND HENCE HAVE NATfOH ON A wkthFOOTlNQ N TtMES OF ADAM J SAUER Adam J Sauer 76 retired Ann Arbor lumber dealer, died at his farm on Dexter Town Hall Road Thursday For years he was as sociated with his brothers, ChdtC and lohn in the lumber business in Ann Arbor Me retired in 1920 and bought what is known as the Chris Lavey farm where he has since lived His first wife, Kate Botsford died in 1907 In 1922,he mctrrtecttAlbertine Hamzni ell of Ann Arbor She survived with a daughter Mrs Josephine Stigleman and a grandchildThe funeral was Saturday at the Muehlig Funeral Home, Ann Arbor, Rev Koons of the Episco pal church officiating Burial was , in Forest Lawn cemetery, Dexter 1 jlaSOIUC LtO Golden Rule Lodge 159 F A M 0 Ann Arbor of which he was XAMATMIC Gi a life member conducted th ser1 401 w vices at tha grave School Notes BASKET BALL NEWS Pinckney high school lost to jjxtei here rriday, 40 to 33 Dexter was ahead all the way, icauing JO 20 at half Pinckney 1 alii a the last hali and scored id uits to Dexters 1Q but could net take up the slack Ware lad iiirkney with 9, Mattoson got 8 J jcska 6, and A Mrosfka S, tviuir j nc Bianchara each got 12 or dexter no iiUi,Kney loservcs won the 1 litst qame oi the, season IB o iG Dexter used 20 player omp id to Pinckneys llGai vvvay was high for Pinckney with 6 Dariow and White ha 1 4 c h Bradev and Rebman 2 ,t and MenboiL 1 PINCKNEY vl via13 son F , A Mrosfka C j Mrosfka G Jehreys G S ib Pinckney 1 luosor Dexter Wagon or, Buchotlz, Cunningham Pi nckney Res Dexter Res Darrow F Klein White F Forshee Galloway C Rose Rebman G Long Meabon G Patrick SubPinckney Carr Jr Henry, I I Henry, Clark, Bradley, KMatte misjaJ rpeuHed sorii and has rqreled it DEXTER Murray Blanchard Bennett Krull Hammell, J Frank Current Ckmimeat , A school bus ran off an icy bridge at Gladwin last week and plunged bottom side up in the river, upside down I childrem I being killed and most of the 50 chilaren injured The road had not been sanded as the county roaa commission employees were out on strike because two tmpj s had been fired The county took ovr maintenance of the ite naJs some timv ogo inciton developed The employ es ciim tny showed up the moinmq oi ih ccident and off red I sana th roads but the ouo commission reiused to let ill m unless h rturned to iK prm 11 xi Lx i e Pi is m ui I iiq tlie union, 1 j the lost ui ident The Detroit ditoiiril, blast d to mention ourt in India has TOO, IT it OM J0 CN THC HOME FRONT TO THAT OUR MEN, WHO HAVC NCV6R LACKED COURAGE AND FORTITUDE, SHALL NOT LACK FOR Ti MATERIALS AND THE MACHINES TO POWEA THEJA ALCX, Newg MASONIC Livingston Lodge M No 7 oi Oiurclies 1 St Marys Camotic Church Pkicksey Michigan BASKET BALL SCQiES Jackson 45 Ann Arbor 37,Yps lunti 4 Redford 28University 391 Lincoln 30, Chelsea 84, Roose I velt 37 Milan 41, Flat Rock 36 Saline 4, Dundee 33 St Thomas 39 Resurrection 31, Manchester 42, Brighton 41, Everett 65,1 Howel 46, Holt 77, WUUaimston 38, Leslie 60 Qkemus 39 Fowlei ville 57 Siockbridge 54, Haslett 69, Dansviile 34 Crocker, the 6 ft center who j pitched in the Tri County league tor Chelsea got 37 points This ,is claimed to be a high school record Maybe but in 1930 Don 1 1 A Burma ound Di Cordon Seqrave quilty of treason and scnt need him to 6 years in prison, hr operated a hospital in India and was charg ed with treating Burma rebels aurirj a revolution Thrre has always lyny oiput whether this is a enmina oknse or not Doctors as a rule novo alwa3 considered it their duiy to treai those who are in paui or illThe United States made iho same in Burma ever since Aitor J WiixS Booth had shot Abraham Lincoln no broke his leq but made hi q away on horseback Ho soppec n Mary land at the iome 01 L country doctor, Dr Thomas Jviudd and had it sctCIuaa did not know Booth or thai Lincoln was shot The Pinkertous of the socret service Irailing Footh iPund his boot at the Muda home which the doctor had had to cut oif and ho was arrested for aiding land so hot v ieeling he i war, sentenced to Tortuqas pris on ujf Flonda, ihe Alcatrez of that day This prison was long he abandoned Hre the doctor distinguished nunsa in the trejmont of yellow fov, an eo idemic there The feeling subsidSwarthout scored 44 points in F ATBev ft Albert h Schmitt, Pastor 1 old opera house here against ed and Mudd was pardoned Mi Bmdaf Masse, m ,1 11 President Andrew John ckney schooL on the night of UWI, WrSal 56, of JWnnmghasliPrtuwIair Fabrwry 3 The ban S died at his hgnsrSabidaili which is at 70p Jwill real He was the Sonof the late Erwin I vemson Each Mason 1 perThe super market trMKi is cost land Carlie Carr Hart of Ghubbs, 1 ifloar Now thereCorners and graduated from Ige Jodgeroom hm ing Michigan money are but 733 chain stores In 1937 Howell high school He attend , p nnftk writ th loaae there were 2018 They all paid Michigan State and got his ltors phorA wnte ioage 250 a year license, netting the rnasters degree at Columbia 9eCTeXJiy state 306250 I He was supt oi Baldwin high Program , in for reserva Liens is as follows Trie 1 vocation Chaplain Winter 800 Noveana Devfionsi Cenfessions Friday evening crt 730 P m Friday aftsr Nwerina Ivotteiw Saturday 730 to 900 P M Sunday before 800 Mass CoaaTgcrtInal rumunitv Church Rev Donald D Brculv Patc ffijalL sev for thJrd place in teachers to get salaries New York is first with 4,030 a year Ccdilornia Is second with 3,900 and Michigan and New Jersey third with 3,700 COKSEBVATIOM DOT NOTES his 1950 attendance at Michigans 60 state parks was U667,793 persons, island Lake near Brigh ton drew 714,000More hunting licensee were sold in 1950 but fewer fishing licenses Deer license sales were 330, 235 or 2 5 precent more than last vearBow and arrow hunters were 13,400 compared tc 10,500 In 1949 a 10 percent increaseThe conservation dept is foil na foxes 1000 miles this winter to find out their eating habits It doctors degree at the University of Michigan Since he has been director Michigan Unemployment Com His wife, Freda, and two children survive Also a brother Loren of Detroit and two sisters, Mrs Bernice Rose of California and Mrs Stanley Haines of Cohoctah The funeral was at the Birmingham M E church Tuesday with burial in White Chapel Cemetery The deceasel is a fousiaot Roger Carr oi Pinckney, Toastmaster, Hare Bennett , day service 1 J Introduction of Masons Guests young people r Com,stng,led by Nelson Miiri choir to sing AUTO ACCIDENT Mr and Mrs Ross Read ot this place were involved in an auto accident in Howell Friday night They had been visitina crt the take part, Junior l30Sun School Tap Dancing Betty Scovill Class I juJrngrm Fellowship Pvat erityCont b Win Baughnt Ltrvriie VanSlambrook s Skakt Remarks Judge lames Breakey ing party before meeung Singing Jack, Bill, Dick, Chris ihuau at 30 Prayer meeting Contest cond by Howard Thayey and teachers meeting at Georue Accordian Musi iobbv Door Prize Award L , Smith Henry Thompson home n repute, Wednesday 4 00 Junior choir7J0, hn Senior choir wants 10 know if they slaughter 1Z TZX J visiUng du mKhita r pheasants wantonlv lio Taylor , h,onle and 1 pneasanxs wantonly home around 12oo p mi After rabbits and or if their principal diet is mice and anmals already Jailed Beach erosion along richigans 3000 miles oi shore line is gettto be a problem and a study is being made to find means to combat it Wind water and ice all contrubute to this damage 26 northern counties have re ceived checks totalling 82,491 asthoir 25 percent share of hm ,ber sales from national forests The ice spearing season con tlnue through Peb If the ice nolds out the deptmapDiho crews will finish mapp ing 84 lakes in lower peninsula cotiea ALL THREE rrifc BIO THRET wgmBN HEBOE81 Daily oik Sunday on Sundays In color U The Detroit Time Comic Pagesrre Hopdkmq Cass dr Roy Rogers, and The Lone Ranger Thrill to the dashing deeds of these great cowboy heroes SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Ride on hair raising western ad with Hoppy, Roy ana the Long Ranger in the Detroit times p m they turned on Gd Rivera truck crashed into the rear end oi their car, damaging it badly Neither of them were hurt The driver of truck Lewis DeVogts, 31 Detroit was jailed ior reckless driving Ross had just gotten his car out of the body shop Friday where damages susfcned Christmas time were repaired He and Mrs Read expected to leave for St Petersburg, Florida Monday BILLS PUTNAM FOR 495 During the recent ctiptheria outbreak here in which several mild oases were reported, the Hollister children were taken to University Hospital, Ann Arbor, for treatment They were there or a couple of weeks The hotptt al has billed the township lor DECISION HANDED DOWN In the suit of Albert Kuptz vs the Estate of Dede Hinchey for 8000 back wages, the referees Stanley Berriman and Francis Barren, appointed by Judge Hj ram Smith rendered a decision no wages were duf Atorrvey Shreve of Delrit anncmced h would appeal tc probate court If the decision is affirmed an ap psat to circuit court is possible rUNCliTPflOCSEDINGS Regular meeting of the villag3 council Jan 16 1951 Called to order by Pres Dinkel Roll call Present Read, Eisele ShirleyR Clark Absent Swar thout Moron by Road, supported by Shirley to approve appointments of Paul Singer, Norman Van Blaricum and Louis Shirey,to the fire dept Motion carried t Motion by Read supported by Clark to allow following bills Thos Read Sons 1170 Stabler Oil Co 524 Co, Rd, ConUabor sts, 52,64 Lavey Hardware 6221 Ghuv iasic tey aCii Paul Chadfee Cavair Meunoulte hev ta 3ac7S Supt Assisant Mrning Wots Sunday School Children s rlour , Young Peoples oelitJ Evoning Vorsi CoWrrro FellowsD1 Service i 1 J J 1145 7U , 0 i v1 DEVSREAUXMErWTT j MrsJennie Devereaux of Pinck neyliaj announced the marriar of her daughter me, to Leslie r Mrritt of Howoll The weddi q took place in Deti M on Saturday in the presence 0 only immed iaio relatives am was fohowcl by lunvheon n the Bok Cad ill cf Hrtl Attendants of the ooi pla weo William Devereaux ofI Detroit and Mis Fred Smith of Evaii brother and sister of the oride Mr and Mrs Merritt are ,nov honey moo ryna n Florida Jane is a1ormer resident of Cmcinnatti, Ohio, wheie her father, the lnte William C Dv raux was a meteoroligist of and Mimi Florida She has held a responsible position j in the finance dept ot the Univ vily f Michigan since coming 1 to Pinckney She has been feted iii pr3nuptial parties at Pinck I ev and Ann Arbor ViMerritt, editor of the Liv irton County Press, is a son of 1 a k Merritt of Sunfield He is n Vlumnus of the University of Pihiqan and taught journalism rrre He is popukir in fraternal and social circles The couple will reside at 319 S Center St in Howell movie was Lade OtA ame years ago with Warn t r in the title roll ied JwJ WarBl e civil war was the last jut on American sor and war peo ere do not realize the rts and censquneer oi oj, nfiict fouqht in their owi jor , i I Korea 80,000 refugees Pqae th roads during th re CCUL UN retreat making muViry aon vers difficult In England c flue epidemic is taking many liv The doctors say this is due to 10 years of rationinq and pincP i liv ng that has taken iway th natural resistance from dis asc awny from the people i co mtry runs no danger of a food shortage On the con trary there is a surplus and sofar the people have hac enough money io buy it MARRIAGE UCWSP Hobert Haag 29, HoweU,Ger, alaine Wilhite, 33 Washtenaw Robert EmmOM, 24 HoWeU, MUFri Jcm Hartlan, abel Hoag, 16, FowleryiHe GleniF FeV g h L Franks 22, Webberville Dora Violet Culver, 16 WebberviUe William Conine, 19, Howell Prts cilia Anderson 19 Fowierville BASKE1 LL SCHEDULE Fri, Fsh 2, Brighton hre hre on there Tieii Feb 13 Haitians there Fri, Feb 16, Manchester hr Tues Feb 20, Steckbridgr hr , P W, Curlett, notices 620 495 for treating themupervisorjj H ShuHelec supp 77 Stanley Dinkel claims he did1 not Dispatch, ballots, notices 4120 authorise sending them thereThe The two last bill will be paid br other cases here were treated by,the Detroit Edison Co a local doctor and were not hos pitalised at a much lower cost The Hollisters had an out of town doctor COUNTY HEALTH UNJT The immunization committee of the counjy health council met with the1 county board oi super visors Jan 18 The com wishea to start an immunization program ixrvey naruwar, in Conwcry tOWnsWp Ths board Norman Miller, gravel 3474 refusedto appropriate anyfunds Co Treas, supV 7161 In the afternoon the supervis Mildred Addey salv post, 5612 1 NOiICE NIGHT MEETING 1 The Pinckney Circle will meet iwith Mrs Sadie Moran, Thur,, I Feb 1st at 800 p m, Lena Brady, Secy Mr and Mrs Wm, Mercer and the Dr Walter Mercer family were Sunday guests at the Mcorswent 100 percent but addad Gregor homein Brighton oxs w uv H HrmCft ite Mark Nash is working nights each township must finance own health program BuOtion carrVecu Motion by fisele supported by Clark to approve appointment oi Lee Tiplady to village council Motion carried Mildred Ackley, clerk Motion to adjourn carried Robert Grainger and family of Lansing spent Sunday at the The Edwin Sprout famfly werejLouie Coyle home Sunday orguestTdt the The Lloyd Hendee iantily spefo Hank S taken a war Edward fcwermanhome aurday nigt at mne Oerry ftch and 0 WhitiBOts TT nwm hesno, ohiell BAKE SALE SAT FEB 10th We will hold a bake sale at the Martin Food Locker Pinck ney, on Saturday, Feb 10th from 11 0 a m to 300 p m Pinckney Parent Teacher Assrv at the Brown McClaren factory in Hamburg Born to Mr an I Mrs flussell Gardner of Allison Drive, Ann Arbor, a daughter Miss Barbara Nash and the Clayton Bekering family were in Jackson Sarurday Tdc cttrol re long overdue an w th nk the recent price boosts ar akin 0 the black mar ket We swallow the statement with a qrain n salt that material increased costs and higher wag es make these increases necess ary A printing machinery firm, informed us last week that effect ive herrwith they were raiding price 15 percent A new freight boos ot 6 percent is asked The freight rates now are 57 percent higher than those of 1946 If thjs increase goes through it will be the 9th one since then The Rosebush Quads are in danger of having no place tc go as a Lapoerbank is about to ior elose on their home It is nee ess ary to raise 500 this week to save it The Detroit News fund to aid them has not captured the fancy of the people and only S75 was contributed the first week However the Lord will provide and if the people become convinced the guads are in danger of want assistance will be forthcoming Later we hear Rose bush has signed an advertising contract with a canned milk pany for 29,000 at 5000 d and 200 a month f LOCAL 4H NEWS paper appeared the name ot the Mbit of the Srsl yoar boys Pinckney high school alumni fc jtarted on Art year work This organization is frequently in Wo wank lohn Burg for the don the rod and buoyea up by hope anon j lumber 11 I only totalled 17c JO j A MNMUWW 3 tSJSfSaft ejr W the account eVW The Republican legislalnm claims to have won a big victory over the governor in the appoinl ment of public exxmrruofrolqmv These persons handle bajvk OCcounts of people who had them These are small The attgen sends names, the governor them Of the 78 cfnmmistictfji recommended only 6 w crats Last year imtntstraloci adr In S iivv m fete mm Ii Wdattar fcy 84 19S1 BoweJJ 11 Neighboring Notes Washtenaw Lodge No 63 ail Desttd F A M will hold their,, w ft t t is ventoon bciut4 Saturday night Donald OConnorJsmmy Durante THE MILKMAN January 27, All Masons invited Mrs Nellie Daggett of Portage Lakek mother of Mrs Franklin Campbell, is a patient at Beyer1 Piper Laurie Joyce Maiden hospital Ann Arbor I Ooneav MnAtf, Conooo The Sloan Memorial athletic Friday Saturday January 1127M BoldI atBrightonfhas been leased job Garfield, Jimmy Durante to the Bremen for a year who, prill operate and maintain it I Cpl Earl Buku, 21, of Chelsea w S,55MLJgKafift WUb Korea SYLVAN HA1M riday, Saturday, Jesssvy SStSTfSi HE A COCKEYED WOBUKT A Qood GtSMd Lucille BalL Eddie Moore, Wlulam Cartoon aed Albert Ti DesBvent i THE BREAfiNG POINT The Whitmore Lake school was, brojcen into last week and 50 y In cash taken, j The up and a basket ball team to 34 last Tuesjday also beaten Brighton Stock, bridge winning streak wasend HIGH LONESOME Sunday Mondayylaanarf It ft THE FULLEB BRUSH fle Lucille Ball , EddU Albert Cof nottxna WH WOK Cartoon Popular tdaeeo If eundoy Show t, it 1t I Tues Wed ThwO, 90, tlefc TWO WEEK WITH LOVE Is Ti January 26 cominq Hartland I Maah uSfa jj musical comedy wBa beat Dexter 35 L lane JowelL Wrnrdo Monftdbem day They have M H J,u It Jane PoweH, Ricardo Moirtrnhan with shows 71 915 mcv Olson, Charles Coburn pt Smith and d by Holt 60 to 33 Manchester j JJ HuilLobt Stak 1 beat Grass Lake 42 ta32 2 NT I H For hot water on tap For clean, quiet, carefree service For automatic, completely dependable water heating Be Moflera Go Electric I ItiVIHl DIM1D1U MOSIOI Mrs Lillian Delator is me new i manager of the Gregory Telephone office Bom to Mr and Mrs John La Mr of Pinckney at Rowe hospital 8tockbride Jan 14, a daughter, Betty Jean t 1 Dr Messenger of Fowlerville I has been called into the army and closed up his office there For the first time in 15 years the jail at Howell went three days last wee, Mon, Tues, Wed, without prisoners TOM Wed, Thu,Jan, 30, Sleb I Betty Hutton, Fred AstaJre LETS DANCE In Novelty , ana Comings Dallas, Bom to Be Bad WestPotot Storq Shows at 7ilS and Sill QoiniiKpWoonmoAety Neve a Dull Moment T DexterTheatre 4 Afc AVON 1UKATEK ltoHkto MicMqo i wwvm prisoners I ,,,, iSSW 101188 Howell was wSJS January 262728 killed last Thursday when his1 THE IAWIJESS ffi S 3 t OaWomaia fruit section Mrs Arthur Simkus of Fowferville on U S 16 6 miles west of How en, Friday Saturday January tM7 HAPPY YEeRf In Tochnleolror wild and wonderful dors with Dean StodcwelL Sheryl Hickman shows 7 915 LatMi Now with McDonald Carey GaU Russell nr iSSSSbSSTiXi u n u n T J How Green is My Spinach PRETTY QBU TheL Brighton American Legion Madri Grass post has received a gift of the 1 comply fcitchflln equipment of Sunday Tuwday January 2830 I Joaa the BrownMcClaren factory atMOTHER DIDNT TELL ME i Car fa Toduatcoirat A Oood Cottody StortUe CoulfleldJlobert CXunminge vt SeeVwir DCALCR or Your Edison Office Hamburg consisting of potato I peeler, refrigerator deep freeze I electric stovet griU, marble topp ed tables and 32 chairs Miss Edytha Smith has resign 1 Kitten Sitter ed her position at McPherson rhlng Dorothy McGuire, and William Lundigan State Bank Howell and accept Sunset Boulevard y i ed one at the Universty oil I Michigan I The citizens of Fowlerville cgjiLJ H Hi circulating petition for telephone w g P area service to include free ser Mr and Mrs Warren Fuchs r I vice to Howell, Pincknev and lspMit the week end at the Earl Tun Wod Thun,Jan, 8, tlah, 1 THE BLACK riOSC in Technvw outstanding of year staffing 9 J i Short Cartoon Now l Short CominciFrL, 3attRoy Rogers fei Sunset in the West Bun Una Solomons Mines The Younglove school T7TX meet at the school Friday niqht 1 f 4i Years Ago vice to HoweU, Pincknev and 16Pnt tt1 0 nd m me Lan fwv 1 T VL C Brighton They Were lift out 0Gallup hotoe M Fuchs remain Cha3Lan 0 motl0n the present area setvie led for a week from her work at tures CharieTcesr who stabbed Michigan Bell office i EhckMoehl of Hamburghasien Ramon Estrada d the TrSnLltl Miss Gloria Fellows of Howell ltd in the air corp and gon west ofrioweU,Jov 27 8 enlisted in the WACs to SanAntonio, Texas wounds resulting in death has oeen arrested for manslaughter Thehome of Dr Gerald Mc A blizzard hit here Saturday 1 and blocked all roads The Stirling Opera Ce drew a packed house here Thursday ainey presented act 2 from the jSpexa Martliaand the Sleeping Beauty by Balte The Detroit News last Sunday ran an article by Miss Jennie Junliyy Haze of Pinckney entitledShould Br ies ni wnm vrtto I pjfS Jo P and fife of Closldcey of Howell was daraag by fire last week Monday The Red Cross Mobile Blood Unit will make 6 calls in Living ston county The dates are Greg ory Jan 17 Hartland Feb 21, Howell Mar 31, Brighton April 25 Fowierville Maf 23, Pinckney ilnap moRfiinG crlL HEATER wun 1 i Womfeii Vote I I The Putnam Hamburg Farmers Club meet with Mrs James Hall Saturday, The program is as foil ows Sinqinq by the Club Reading Mrs E Swarthout Solo Florence Andrews Recitation Mrs Johnson jReitation , Fern Hendee Solo Iva Placeway Paper Mrs James Nash, Inst Solo Mrs John Chambers Reading Flota Hall Guitar Solo Will Nash STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court for the County of Livingston in Chancery Order for PubUcatton , Hoy Lanning Plaintiff r Parjay O Sexton,, Lucille Burke fid Lela Traey, Defendants KU 811 of said Court Sftf J5 29Z Hu the Erom where I sit ly Joe Mursh Rih ivA Ouf Nose J JMJtt 1111 FEED Yot, the modtn eonyenlenct tn smuing Bsooomy of tbt WARM MORNING hotter la cniy a twitattoal Ifi th ooly heaur of its sfadfla tho world Ezdusht, patented faitoslat coofUooioB ffjolu in to abuhdaoct of Sitsftj healthfol host and big fuel aaviogs Keati Jl day and cdfbt witboot rtfuelins Bemi toy, kbd ef coal, cokt or briquets Samlautomada, irff fd Start s flra but oocs a yoar Ceow 1 gad ato tha depcndabla, kmood WA1M MORNTNO today SUPPLY COMPANY, Max HusselL Mo hlUpto Ufaxd wher h 0 from fc afiadavl, Anew da he been or, UuUf Sftjg ed m the Congl Sunday school fendanLLueillA R,iT JLH Revs, Mylne and Cope Sometime back, we got word from the Governor, asking if we wanted to use the State Fire Inspection Teama grouftof experts they send around to communities to inspect public buildings We sent a letter saying Okay Give ua the onceover 2 They came down, all rightlast week After the inspection, we got their report Came out pretty well, all told, Town Hall and the School were OJL Post Office Just needed more aandbucketa la fact, everything got a clean trill of health, exceptthe Ftre Station From where I sit, we vcluntearfiremen had just been too blamed i busy keeping everyone else on the balland not realizing our own firehouse was not up to snuff Like the man who worries so much about his neighbors about whether they work hard enough aboxi her theycn really afford ti, u iiew car, about their enjoying a temperate glaaa of beerv that he forgets to take a good exit , ical look at himself sow and then Copyright, 1951, United States BrewersFourdatio not u r Flutbing W ater jrterns etc Stanley DinKel could not moke their appointments Sunday on account of snowdrifts Drain Com Gene McClear will be at the Ed Burt house on Feb 8th, to accept bids on drain No 11 in Putnam township Advertisement for PINCKNEY PUBU Bids C SCHOOLS Mrs Goldie Bowman, Mrs Hen ry Johnson, Mrs Frank Boyet, IvIrsLloyd Hendee and Mr She han called on Mrs, Kate She at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor jlast Friday Mrs Sheban may re J turn home next week A farewell party was given on 10119, motion of E Reed Fletcher, Attorney for Plaintiff, it is ordered that the appearance Pinckney Lif, ta cau9 Michigan of said defendant, Lucille Burke, dORDE for Oaentary School A W11 Bids will be received to 800 pi Eastern Standard Tim,Wgfll SnovTSEEi1 nled and a l9f 1951, at the Office of the School Superintendent, Pincjn 1 tSSSS1 wISS r Michigan in default thereof that the Bill of Ann Arbor, and Offlae the compliant , Sahocll Supaflintshdenli Pu against her the, said Lucille, ney, Michiqan It iafurther ORDmBD that the plans and Specifications maybe secured of the architect W l7r9SVr3rl SX Mnuiah ea published ttam , rit 4 Tnhr doilam2m whieH will ba MiimdAd n ad or Alive PABM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROI1PTLV 10 Back COWS 10 Each HOQ8 250 per Cwt WE BUY HIDe uD CAU SUNS son for her son Charles who has jgone to the army The Albert I Dinkel and Ed Maas familr were, among the SO present Mrs Mable Dinkel of Detroitf spent several days last week at the Albert Dinkel home Jr woe a dinner guest Thursday tral Dead Stoak C LUCILLE BURKE NOTICE is hereby given that the above cause has been fil ed for purpose of correcting the description contained in certain deed given br Alice Lanning to1 0r he Phillip Hudson family of Detroit spent Sunday at the Let ter McAfee home The Pettysville Civic Assn met at the school Friday night Dick Galhip left for Iron Moun , tain last week where he is work Roy Lanning dated August 17, ing at radio station WMLQ 1937 the lands involved In said MrsEarl Gallup spent last Fri deed are as follows dfpr mDe and visited the Land in toe Orv of BrkfkloB, Michigan Bell Bntidinf with he Wcjtoaiwxnd bSngXot Ftty one ekiuahter Buto , Wefts Sat of Snm ecPhet M , A ,imp, upon deposit of Twenty dollars20 which will be refunded Ut to a newspaper printedjDublisnj I m ol 9ammm ed and generally circulated wWWnthis County, and that sedd AH Bids must be accompaniedby a Certified Check or Bond 0 publication be commenced witht Five Percent 5 of the bidsubmitted Same to be mad In forty davs from the date of payable to Supt of Rnckney Schodb this order and be continued i toeretn for six weeks in success J Th Board rerv8 th right to m1ct any and aU bids No falc Willis L Lvons Circuit TudaA 00 wltdrawn after closing for at least thirty 30day TO THE NAMED DEmiDAOT,i3091 Jfu, llutod to Pioniianav Successful Bidder will labor and material bonds School Board Pinckney Public By Eric C Rosea o4 Board, , r H W Mr and Mrs Oner Ormpbelldue to burn h loot at taf wer in Ann Aibof SeuTday BrnernMcQoejilew bcairiy allydifferenf NEW BEAUTY New, different styling gives the 51 De Soto new glamour, from its massive, new front griHe clear back to the new contourtype rear bumper NEW POWER The new highcompression engine is bigger more powerful Gives smoother, more responsive performance whether youre maneuvering through traffic or afireaking down the open highwayl NEW RIDE,, The new Oriflow shock absorbers make the difference De Soto adds their amazing cushioning action to ethef famous De Soto comfort features to give you a Ride thats a Revelation Come in today and see the really new De Soto for yourself LOOK AT THE EXTRA VALUE DESOTO GIVES YOUl New Orrflow Shock Absorbers v iL TipToe Hydraulic Shift and Fluid Drive Big, New, HighCompression Engine Big, 12inch Brakes for Extra Safety y V the p h kii he mtisi eratf i thrr v, M kit mar v u if beaite mor TOrfe for lilni i n i ,i, i ivf n 49tf Infcsiin V r Ban fttarviilfpd y iii,r 1 nint, U rap i VVT r i t,wa j , r New Parking BrakeEasy to Apply Waterproof Ignition for Quick Starts Long Wtaeelbase, FuUCradled Ride FT Featherlight, Shockfree Steering Dont mb 0ROUCHO MARX In You Bet Ytuf Life on both Radio and TV tech wttk on ail NBC station Big Windows for Maximum Visibility ScuffRtfsittant Cylinder Walls ft f Si PARKEE MOTOR SALE 3 3 5 MJN V7 EYMICH iy sA miri hi tJ, , i h If Pr , niatoii of th t , of a rf, toi y, Iteming to i to 111 TB MTU Shown worM picture style I like other he r gets a helping hand en of tuberculosa CIui S i J N if PLCU i crxmoH ax AS f V irzm o TO Kf fwjft1 r 7 r if, KO ticv vcv ,,1 c STATE TNJNKUN RBCEiyFS MsMXWStiitoiW 7t 1liU 7jiiilt Director CAIN6S DOgggSEAgCH CENTER CG HOP TON, CF BROOKLYN, NV, W9GBD HiS FIRST DOC SHOW IN LONDON IN 9 mm FOATWf teJfv womt tuHMi, m iw AN BJIMATH tfffc UUmW AND MATCWS AT NOW ONI MUDON 0OUAR OOYWNWOW OUWNJ WfANDW 3 MAS TOP WWDUCtf Rtl tvi , iii Wtf MOOUCJD, HAWMC AN ESTWTO VCLLc Of MOM TWM 5i MllUCN OOUA 1 cr Uncle Sam Says m THE CNHlAHUA HAS A fcnOtERA Inf ITS iKiMlCOR RESPONDING J A SABY5 mson SPOT f SeTlWUCf OF AM0VCW SNIINCt ISMfEKfllW HBPfD CIVS 9WJUMPHCS SBWT7UJOftfOTMfTICK ON a4HHM7Hr THCMmOh lflU7 rf i JjV vSS L ON THE LUXURY UNCR tULK FRANCE EACH IW A j tPiCIAL HCNU IS FrtlNTEP Nsf 0Om fMf, im nejgsf Pet jsiisi POBJMnejeeeepMsjsBesjHpp i 4 BO mfi trtr i rrft in V fiVh bsfi 1 flftfreF y, pi Toalsy, r re t fer r vrorhMffv fit C 4h , i Thith fcen opened t iin Pt f theM t ftr tiAjirttt rrM , urti the i S 8vJw 8vi IA pr4rnt Mt lli1 o re rortrrt hftY HotMl UMl die reir a Umttte MfhvnV n savuft llmid fvl1n Ml vn AfttHi4 wmrrn io Wcl 1 ,i 1,,, o,nc,, f eeaitty wkce be le tijv t r, tire, ICurea let Iht fAjrrfsl ai,rt M re jei wwrfc i Pop iw let fal lUe Mfd, ejRyjj 4 liU hoafi bcrtR, hfS ftf T IW I He krtrmt vheri bb ftitart nettfeissF , Mintn ivmm Theret MI gwoetti ttwt bU pUiw for ftmrHy Awl iieVvy m w Mi i i vjrro j leiiUf rrerr p dy part of I 1 f4ipto United Utet 8vbit I wbieb wfH par htm f34 for teeb tOabftttTear Serf i 3 hr k i A cv , , ppspW JrJfcV Wi V1 ISS i r v v A1 7K r y t y v if1,, P,a7 VKi , 4MStll ,tii i itVX W t i TA H Thre Is to ft Build Soils Crop Yielding Power Instead of Buying More Land, Economist Advises KMMMBK1 w Ambassador Nasrollah Entezam ol Iran left was elected President of the Fifth Regular Session of the United Nations General Assembly, now meeting at Flushing Meadow and Lake Sfeess, N Y, UN SecretaryGeneral Trygve lye nngratulates Mr, Entezam, Learning Better Child Care in India in bis raw wool cap was one oi hundreds of boyi vua, India, who iefortclfor HCG iuseub tjsi3 Norwegian nurse Rachel Johnson i uulation, one of some 2CC,8G0 given dun High Corn Yields Per Acre Mean More Net Profit From the Crop j tK V tiiion eumpaign in Inaia, sponsored jointly 1 fi Ijiercaiionar Childrens Emergency Fund I e UN World Health Orgsntotien CTTr,, ht j eLef Societies ana the Qovernxnenr ci In r in IsN fltarctficc Brr , VJ S fe BUILDING up your own lands crop yielding capacity is smarter business right now than buying additional acres, advises Frank Miller, University of Missouri farm economist Miller says land worth 40 an acre canbe made into 100bushel corn land by soil improvement methods Such a plan may cost from 40 to 50 an acre, but land that will produce 100bushel corn crops is worth 200 an acre or more Making your present acres produce more bishels involves several steps To grow high yields, your soil needs j well balanced supply of plant nu trients That means adding a corn plete fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphate ar potash Testing your soil is agood idea It will tell you what plSht foods the soil needs and whether liming is required Building up the organic in aOter sup1 jgly is equally important, so your piops will get more use out of the rains that fall and the fertilizer you use Deep rooted legumes and grasses grown fegularly in the rota tion are the best source of organic, matter In addition, the legume roots will loosen up tight soil, improve drainage and condition the land fori corn and other crops Legumes need plenty of phosphate and potash W, mz Chest XRays Get Careful Study V ,X IM A pediatrics nurse and a student from Indias Delhi College of Nursing show a group of Indian mothers how to take belter care of their children The nurse visits homes in India unler a child care program set up by the United Nations World Health Organization UN Flag at Armed Forces Headquarter in Tok y LSr welcomed to UN Headquarters at Lake V, by Benjamin Cohen, UN Assistant SecretaryPyIiJrformation Mr Cooper visited UN to r 1 Jr vzmo program entitled Shooting Galleiy ff ihe UN Narcotic Commissions efforts to control u fraT Shoofino Gallery, will be aired over ri ions In the worlds Englishspeaking countries 7 ship Council Opens Session Nothing to worry about, the doctor tells this pUtlerrt as hepoints to her chest picture Chest Xrays given through tuberculysis Christmas Seal dollars are all checked by TB specialists Ea h year, hundreds of Michigan citizens ore given allimportant health checkups through TB Christmas Seal funds Part of the proceeds from the 1950 tuberculosa Christmas Seal Sale, umerwr service for Michigan pc e r,cre i j car v n help provide chest Xray Library on Wheels In Action 2IL0au Ma,c,Arthur riht commander of the armed in J nVt J1of e United Nations to restore the peace to Korea, shakes hands with the Chief of Staff of the United UiiSR J LaWtn CoHins after receiving tnl blueandwhite UN flag center which once flew over the UStVSii MG Fit l10 in Pa,estine Se flag L 5 Arthor by UN SecretaryGeneral Trygve stored in Korea General Lawton Collins brought it to Tokyo aw i ,utn s trusteeship Council, now holding its seventh ,, i at Lake Success will deal with such questions at i UN Trust Territories, proposals for an international j rlem, and protection of the Holy Places there or Hoo, UN Assistant SecretaryGeneral, talks with rsau of France, outgoing President of the Council The Flag of the Inked Nations ,,4 Meeting Hall for the World F4 The library on wheels visits Mrs Phoebe Doyk, jill at Tie Novicrn Michigan TB fanatorium at Gaylord The smling librarian trundles the books from bed to bed m a special mobile cir VzWx stlcrc jr text books arc popular in the quiet hospital corridors Mny v trrvng smd learning opportunities are brought to iho sck by Michigan people When they purchase tuberculosis Christmas Seals TB Christmas Seals Kei3hticins the official tag of the 7 over the UN ftstkown in , ,, 31 blue , ofleUl Uditi Nii e v jurtui at Flushing Meadowy New York, the repreotata,i croiotrfe win meet in September as the General Assem M FWited Narfoos More thjc 9 delegates, alternates and i op eseat their conntrles 4WJ whkk almost every worst Ihe AjSjttsjBjfctfis Watch repelrfin, William Krantt, patknt at me GayM TB teritan, learned the new trde m bed For ihutin TB vkmns, sneh f ft s ItftiisnT fir Itrt nrhrtih Trnrlii Trfhfirrtilnelp fki fiaT raised, this pmsr wsThoff 9 js fwmlllitUii 11111 tw fiitnem M 1M i 71 j ,v fv s 1 m rrts v IBB PDfCKNEY ViSPATCf Wednesday January 24 1951 Entered as 2nd class matter at postoifice Act of March 6, 1877 Drygtoda Canned CkH Shoes Gents, Furnishings v 114 SoHowell StPinckneyMich Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett, Publsher Phillip Gentilo is taking a course in landscape gardening at Michigan State Willinm Mc Macken is a class mate of hisMr and Mrs Henry Collins ci Ypsilant called at the Dispatch office Saturday Merwin Campbell Cna Campbell and Lan damburn atteua ed a Third Degree couferrence at the Stcckbridge Masonic lodge Thursday night Joe Clark and Welton Cham berlam were heme irom Western State, Kalamazoo over the week end Joe was colleqe delegate to a big meeting of Lansmqvaur day Mr and Mrs Dick Loomis of Detroit called at the M E Darrow liorae FricVrv TREE ROOTS EMMINATES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE MORE ODORS j ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY No more expensive unheolthy pumping and digging up of coispools, septic tonki, seepage pools, grease traps and clogged lines Heres the most reliable and latest method to liquefy, dissolve and saponify grease, sludge, hnr, li and other organic solids fhis moHcm chemical guarantee quick and ePfi, rMoiij in 12 to 16 hours NO SHUTDOWN cf pcol or trty ri cr ywhile chemical is working i5, 50, ord 100 IB CONMNfCS B8 Canadian Pol Off, Rtc 10 US Pol Off Perdinp rn I w 17 Lakssld Dr Kenned Store lOWESf Special ft tan MM, IlJMTlr SSB snp infnjf f Mrs Margaret Ckxk and children wem Sunday dinner guests of Mr arvi Mrs Dan Diiv er of Dexter John Burg and family spent Sunday with Mrs jennie Burg in Aim Arbor Mr and Mrs Chas Whitehead and Beatrice Iambom of Grogory called at the Jesse Henry Ihome Friday UNTJi k CalLo of Mrs Emma Vollmer I j last week were Chas Eisele of IM Fowlervdue, the Wm Kennedy familv and Mrs Mary Brandle of Detroit Beryl Lewis is home lor awhile The Robert Tasch family spent Saturday with Mrs Anna Tascn in Ann Arbor The Dan Howlett family of Gregory spent Friday night at he Robert Read home The Joo Griffith family spent , i Sunday at the Ted Olson home 1 Basil White and wife of How n , f , ell and Jack White and Wife of The Winston Baughn family Jackson called at the gen White Z unaY V tru Mr,and l home Sunday Mft Gnk Clcarl of YlTlforQ i Mesdames Larl aid Lawrence Mrs Lucille Beck entertained cflm wrre in n Arbor ,20 members of the WbatSo l1 , , , Ever Sunday school class at herwTll D r irdP lfW ,oi home Saturday niqht Bingo was W 1 e EarlcBrjhn i played nc Miller homes Sunday I Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen The KnnnetK Reason family wtre in ,jnsinqr Sunday Ann Arbor were Sunday dinneKyron Wlsn Jd W1 e f DAnn guests of the Roy Reason family VvcnX Sunday at the Percy Lhonoring Mrs Edna Reasons lhs2le d lled at th birthday Frank Aberdeen home Willard Widmeyer with his em Patty Thayer ana Carolyn pJyeJ Ri,chird of Howell, Miller tapdared at the Man vtended electrical apphauce cheater PTUV meefec Friday shiw 2 cThlcagof last week njght i Hex Sackeft of Detroit spent ihe week end with Larry Cam The Clifford Miller familyj blJ , Umlled on Mrs Flora MacArtor , Mrs ed Tripp of Detroit dieri at McPheson hospital, Howell last week r TriPP is n Pas master of Olive Branch Lodge The Leonard Lee family wereF A M of Dearborn and has Sunday dinner guests ox tne Ai visited Livingston Lodge and fieit bttirley tamiiy Jthe ,iin Robinson family a I number oj times, Qare Miller attended a third Mrs, Dessa Nash is visiting degree conference at the Man her Uaudhte m Chicago, Chester fflfosonia lodge Monday Mrs Pro ocaj Robinson Mrs nigiht King Seeley employees I Oarne Griffith ana Mrs, Ruth put on thTwork purIfVjU9nde th6 birthday Pr ty of Tynan Cnapter OES i JTLJ u j Detroit today Rush Lake VS S tp4 ax Noffere I WILL COLLECT PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXES AT THE THE PUTNAM TOWNSHIP HALL FURTHER NOTICE KVLRY DAY FhOM NOW ON HOURS 1000 A M TO 4il R Lorenzo Murpfcy PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TREAS 1ND PAYABLE TO ME UNTIL DOG TAXES ARE NOW DUE MARCH 1 1951 ocome Taxes Made Out 1 9 JMMcLuc Oti EAST GRAND RIVES HONE BRIGHTON 373 veve i iearsAo K fV Stewart Anders i better V Lay not have to go away Louie Murphy is taking care ot land m lLoui hln ftQrtaMratv e 1UB 4 edtcjiea wiSphUiM fekrift9 teottled p fcr frm andewn heOMst You osn hoat teW wiSkit you The Russell Glover famil c Fowlervilfe and Mrs Irvin K nn nedy called at the Gery Rich man and Edward Spaars homes Sunday Mrs Mary Kennedy and Miss Gertrude Spears called at th in Jackson ywhert 1 UmMobsr, toe, we wffl give you e x ftoirotts treleeft Jturpinf e foot igiMm TODAY 4 dWMeiiMi jea, j The Robert Read family tpnt Saturday at the John McGuir nome in Detroit r Clyde Fisher and wife were Howard Berry home Sveek end guests at the Harold Saturday Hammond home in Owoesa j The Marion Farm Bureau m Merwin Campbel and Arnold, at the Albert Dinkel home W j Berquist were in Detroit Saturday Miss chnriene Myrs of 8ri night i otn s Ulch Reason of Howell t Mrs Emma Dinkel was a Sun and daughter, Betty, of Lansing day dinner guest of Mr and, were Sunday guests at th Al and Mrs Frank Battle in Howell bert Dinkel home Mrs Walter Clark and son, Clifford Van Horn, Mr and Mrs Donald called at the Edeel Mey Uayion Carpenter and Mrs ter home in Ypsilanti ThursdayHe Mark Nash attended the soil con left for the air base at San An solvation banquet at the Brigh tonio Texas, that day ot kY scout hall Thursday, Wesly Palmer has been, trans 1 Gardner and wife of ferred to the air base at Shepherd Highland were Saturday callers Pield Texas ja Ahe lbert DinkeI horneThe Herb Palmer family wereMrs Mary Hoff, Miss Minnie Saturday guests at the James Toles and Mr and Mrs W Ket dame in ilpwelL chflm were Howell Thursday Mrs Emma Dinkel ol Stock Mr jd Mrs L J, Henry call bridae spent Sunday at the Stan d ct th qobert Waiker home fcyDln homer Ann Arbor Sundav Mrs Mary Bkrtchord and sonBob, of Battle Cteek Vfittnt Sun day Wthe fcrmilr of Mm Margaret Clark Mrs John Ruttman ol Howell spent Wedhesday with Mrs, Gladys Clinton, Mrs Margery Clinton and two children and Mrs Alex Kusma and son, of Detroit were Sunday guests at the GX Clinton home The Misses Denies Lsdwidge with Barbara Beuhler of Chelsea Ispent the week end in Detroit, j MrsBeulah Martin of Ypsilanti s Tisitma Mrs HofL , Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbtitt lief lor Florkkt Sunday Bonnb Hr ancl VMrs V The Pinckney school board has received a check from Lucius E Wlson lor 25 for the Albert and oat oh Wilsen Erighsh awardihiiknev beat Gregory 14 to 1 ere Saturday Don Swarthout Hoy Reason gat most ot thpoints Born to Harvry Jah son and vviie rt Dctioit Jar 6,a uaLignior Brt Daller has resigned as un ersheriff av iviaycroft is conducting revived s r vie a at Erj CJlaire Rev d k of Ypbiionti preache here Sunday Ma Hrbert ATyn o Lansirg jnd Eileeo Tiphay of Wobstr ndcjvr np operations for appn iiiis at th sanitarium lastveek St Mays Altar Society gve o ooii e t th p ra onv hob xtor orchestra 8or to Harow funsll ano if Greqor r h ,o rt a hi Roberta 0ir rr, o Ohio Jan 12 Irvr dibott died at the home f v, ft Th s Kaaaccl L applies Vilt on 3i i,fan H Of d Iron Vvtiicii Hei m Locked Bck, w ai a crori isonli lu net itois terrible, CM nt ea, b cp tin way they should, it niihtv bd That i the wajl usH to feai aling td Sara Moraine ioix 253, Ibkcr, Alabama, is only J ytari y i v, Vearnica Brogan was ma T Walker of Clevelanc Bcis owl loodC j r,v, rviiie rae in vale HAD , C contaov Here i Btaterr, sick aiiri , only 9U poi ,, hter Mrs L Newman i HADACOL I would of eat be Wednesday cause I had no appctic Kow I weigh 123 pour a he an T1 jbon rw i appetite I fftcl a If i eti have been tat Vd weighec 1 I used i dao L it months and an o hey ono a rs R3r, Reai left am 15 years old jvq Florida afr all j don htc ui thr old car, , is,30 iii Leac C jryoaUwi COMPLETEIncome Tax Service AT NEW LOCATION Myeri Bootery 110Va East GrandRiver2nd floor PHONE 929 J Howell, Michigan O E S Dance PQTCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM Saturday Jan 27th c STARTS AT 900 P M E Music by the Josephine Finlqp k,iW,bS,Wwtftfigm V 1 iffrW vut irvp HOLDS 389 POUNDS or ROZIN FOODS i Always a wide variety of frozen foods right in your own home Just the thing for farms, large families And its powered by the famous GE Refrigerating unit r fttt PWIOTY OBPATOr Wwmesdoy lanwrfH t School Notes JiCrytchen Tasch dMariiyn Shireyj Kindujqarten and First Reporters Seventh Grade f The 7th grade is itudying for their spelling oonteat Feb 23rd The 7th graders who had the highest marks In English In the semester tests are writing the history of the school , I Mrs Mortises room is selling I 1 vvi frrfa meinour TKV MT PROFESSIONAL seeds to raise money They get The kindergarten are leannt sold ONLY A W1IK unr THE PWCKNEY SANtTABIOM Tam Bjto Bey M Dusty, M P and Business Oppoftusinea j seeas to raise money, xavy OT Oackney u Michigan List Your Property with Me AM cents for avery dolts worth j UQ0 A M to JSPM GERALD ASOH qu Except Wednesdays Broker 2 0 8 North fees Men Tuew FrL Sat, 7 to 8 a m Pinckney, Mich Phone 1 8 8 DenJst Plumbing and Heattna 112 North Michigan Ave State 8717 IrfikssUU Drlvs to read They have a leading aghth Grad doss There are 4 PPk Shirley Hadden, James Doyle Jimmy Shireyjohn Singer,Dianae pjy Millar JH perfect Curts and Ronnie Singer attendanoe records thettst sem Second Grai ester Patrcia Huhaaaa wa the only TJ 55 , 8SS5E TalaohanMi in th Mead grace to have JJ in aritlunetf d pgtaa , 8U Jim Gallup, Erwin Green Eva Evenings by Appointments KMklaberqvr fliaky Miller,GreU Howell Mtehigafa JsNED License VUC 4U U4W wwaww TJ a perfect attendance seeora the first semester Connie Berls is on the sick hst Bush LaW ELECTRIC 4W FREEZERS ttodel NA11 taking0 fee is taking 4 highs ma, up most of the second grade art the apelhng there were 14 P H SWAHTHOUT SON Funeral Rome Don C Swarthput, Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Bevvies Phone 188 207 E Grand raver pu 9oTrn,wiiiv Howell u Michigan rjw q wglWTr xmm ,tt j with an A or JUThe onir per Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage FRED C RETCKHOFF Sr PATS beginning of school IhJgS Bnji City 1 I OPTOiffinflST rJl rr nivan rr silent Shirley Hodden missed one and A jweciaiiw , ond test Results were very vaA01 Si lTS LAVEl HAIW SSS progress an improved 1 vffeortziltllf The acience test for5ie fitn LEE XAVET , flisrrrl Insurance Maiy KeUy wlU celebarte her , Ptajr,cont SNatTrrM OPTQJMEnBST 120 West Gran4 River Af Howell tc MMngan PHone 58 Residence 811 STATE OF DCHIGAN WiE PROBATE COURi CODKTY OF LTVII3STON FOR ,v said Probate Office, and to ezv m oqp thereof upon Fred J T9p, adsUni yjjp trator of said estat whose address b Howell, Michigan on or before the 12tr 8th, Fri, Jan 26 Feb 23 WeUl havelogetbusy Ronald Musson had the mis fortune to collide wtth the school I teamwork of All Plant building Friday As a result he Nutrfefitf Needed to innfTlONEER Farm Sales A Speciality At a session oi said Court held at tbe day of March A 1951 at ten oclock wears a black eye Probate Office in the City of Howell 1 in the forenoon said time imthe 29th day of Doaember AD1950 and pksflS bttns appatta mwm Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith,, animation and adjustment Judge of Probate Of THE MATTER OP TH ESTATE OF PARIS R WHETSEL, Deceased, fte Third Grade Moke High Crop Yields Lenora Whetsel having filed in said Court her petition prayina that the ad ministration of said estate be granted I v fse ex spelling honor roll for the last pLANT nutrients have to play annnauou oi aU claicri Qix weeks are Kothryn Covin, r ball, together to make Wgh crop and demand agatort taW deceasL Gail Gustafson, Mildred Kellen yields possible, the Middle Wept Soil beraer Jack LeeDennis Morgan, Improvement Committee pointi out a i Furth CWad thai pubnU ay Rahrig,Duone HainesMary Earh etement hss Its do of a copy of this tciw once each week Tomasik, Anita Shirey r lor three sucoive weeks previous u For art work this week Mrs All nutriente must be in balanced said day of hearing in the Pinckny Dis VanBlcr4cum 8 room macte tSK supJiy to ive you top yields, th Xn incktrrr north Committee say8i YoU cant increase crop production by adding This semester uiey are usuiy j Hirom R Smith Pbone IT WYME to Lenora Whetsel or to some other Bona uuy w uuuiy M T V auitable person, patch, a newspaper printed and circulai imo , an iqloa an iceberg, nortri It Is Ordered, That the 22nd day of j ed in said County ern lights and a polar bear Jan, AD1951 at ten oclock in ha tore noon ai said Probat Office is hereby A true copy RmuaSATioN BERVICE HAROLD EADY Repairs On All Makes Phone Rnetoey 184F8 PRC I TOWNER 8044 Portage Lake Road Xaderxelepaone6rweU Phone Dextet 8461 i , I This semester they are using a new phonicB workboard to appointed for hearing said petition Celesta Parshall It Is Further Ordered, That public noi Jes thereof be gVveu by publication oi o copy of this order onoe each woeV for successive weeks previous o said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper prinffol ad ctrculated in Comity A trae copy Biram R, Smith Celestta Parshal T SCI BEST TIME TO SAVE UP i Judge oi Probate p Vhem inVeading and spell ling The third grade is trying to think of a name for their goldfish that they got for Christmas Nancy rteasan has returned to school alter a weeks illness I Elaine Murrav celebrated her 9th birthday Jan 15th 9 w wriiE 4IOTARYJKggSAXtS and BONDS fCKNEY LLOYD RfifDBB Livestock Hauling Weekly Trips Made To Detroit General THtaking Phone 64f 14 Ptecfaiey, Mid CAXTiWfB Concrete Produdsi Ofttvii SaatJi Top Soil, Road ravHt Fill Din Road BaUdfng Blocks Lcdd Piece or Conlfact 7828 Toma Hd, Pinckney, Mich Phone Dexter 3118y TOHN E McCLSLLAND STErlLING INSURANCE Ga Special Jtessesetaave none 69 Howell 1169 Pinckney Hd HoweiL Mktl A A, AVil Classified A A fi Phil Barney KralzmilFer Livingston iounty Phone 88S88 Representve Ann Arbor i WHILE YOU ARE UP judge of Probate i What lies over the rim is any Fourth and Fifth bodyk jass Better safeguard The 4th and 5th grades are STAH OF MICHIGAN tomorrow make sure now you studyinq the habits of goldfish only one plant food element when others art short If your soil has plenty of phosphate and potash, but is short of nitrogen, you wont get good yields unless you supply that nitrogen And the same is true of phosphate and potash, respectively I Universfty of Illinois agronomists j demonstrated that it takes the com prk0 e4r , bined teamwork of lime, nitrogen, ,UK W4 a3wtcwe on phosphate and potash to get maad fton River, Lakelona jMiph, 6 FOR SALE Dry Wood, mum corn yields They made their rooms, balcony, full bath and t Earl Galiup tests on ntftrientdeftcisnt soils at the showery screened porch, electric , Brownstown field jrangealso coal lack ior hotVrdter ROOM FOR KENTBoard if ele A plot that had no fertilizer heater, qcod conctttfon Mr LJ, MeXknev iwont be embarrass then Hund and tadpoles Thev have three yielded only 14T bushels of corn per ,D M Baker, 5655 Femdale Dr 4Ufa iViiU St, Ptnoknsv tke Probate Cowi tor tbe County d dreds of our customers now specimens of each They have j acre When nitrogen aJone was add Lakelohd, Mich WANTEDann, Listigsi We UTingston j haee the payday layaway hob also planted and ca watching J ed, the yield wasM3bubals Add T At a s8ioa soMUiot aotf tr jit Come join them while you, their growth ior the science class mc nhosohate broushtthrvielduo t City ei HoweD in sold County on tho j too, are up and coming Patty Raochowitz has been 5th day ofJanuary, A D lssi, t absent, due to UlnessHer class Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith fiealsts i Probate b the Marts el Estate of Goolirled Jaguseh, also known a Gotf fried Jagushalso know as Fred Jagush II appearing to aomi ftat tn tfm lot presentation of ulatins again said 9la should be limited, and thai tbe and place be appointed ts reserve, examine and adjust all claim and1 before sets QMSS ft is Ordered That aR oi the credl ore oi said deceased axe required to present their claims tr said court at t fixed her a box bought by their contributions to help pass away REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE OR i awav th tim PERSONABLE AT REASON ABLE j aWay Grade Altt We have been having spell THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN Hevrell Mich some nitrogen from clovers in the good rotation When pQUsn alone was FOrT added, thecorn yielft w Let us help you sell your fcm v mors proepects then fan J2 wnBBTMariBsn latttsaftsw KSSSJE Member Federal Pposi Instir ance Corporation, All Deposits K of books from th Insured up to 10000 for each Roberta Ackley has read Depositor I books so far this year ing tests In one 21 pupils got ell ijhe wards correct Mrs Campbell brought us 2 sets of sciencs books that we like very much We have recieved a new set state library yield Pinckney added thecornriaslwasn9 bush i1,, MorkNash phone 61F12 iPemoSJ els per affe Liming brought the FrwUsip IUK, rMv, n it0Ty T located two story yield up to 31 bushels When 10 Ff asvenroom house, both on ecrah nitrogen, phoftfhats and potash aU 91 99 Rd8 floor, handy to town Catt Ann were added in balanced mttjJfW ht a3, Arbor 2 78 oner 6 pmu acd rose to 4f bushels per acre l om bl00 te0td 8tck WAWPfi TvTLrrr rtoching Plaos voj chick WANTEDiady wants generai riTWVreiffisiia lemrasaw cSosVwith us now house work to do or cleaning by Veterans, Be Wise Sem rf you ftnt jLTTtRP HATrHEftY e day Hione 91F21 Jnguire have already received a Nstfei Ser 9511 MA1HtY at 5730 Hinchev RorrrT ice Life instance divid why Phone 30gW HoweU , iqtHmncfteYjgd srAold be the means of stlriftiK tsoanA j J,W SAmrseavv whiorxna FOR SALEAJI white nnancbl fuiure, Ifce smart veteran, w oumwy nuiWMI,M ice Life Ixuttxrance divld whyi PJ ,, , tA T p knc nnanclal fuiure The smart veteran, 11L frT4 Stto AccTedTted rng coal or wood good OS in addition to using seme OY that money 2 2 TtiSLulin Tested newcheop Phone Pinckney 13F4 for essentials, will put the balance tt , Banqs Cflftd Tubercuiiri LeF r ,V F tff work for himby Iwestt to W8 Herd JltK a gt VanHorn HiU wrajEK ,, 8TA5T SAVING IN mo FoiJf suitable for 2 or3 people I Phone 112F22 Hnckiiey V 5 Trti4T Dcf ft ori an acre oi land,oUbum automatic water heater, fire QUALITY ifeats ruit Groceries Vegetables pr qsiEUniveracd Eec ReP100 with space for 2 rooms on r cbndfton i second flood and batklocated at 1 PhoneUconciBon ory jof urthf THAT qLOWOOl FsBUNO IWAKTCD rWe U PgjLg, phone 7 0202 Ann Arbo How conmfhlfm iFOR SALErBaby soalesar bea, ious feaUnq caboui 4j0 One way Is to follow a plan FORArrcvwr , 1 oi regular saving Regardless o Qlfa hcfni 4fcB tfee amount saved a regular gd alfcfla WlS Edition to a savings account imlom provide me reserve to meet mg cookpa Wfe articlas too ergencies and provide eventual j numerpur to mention , security ior those years when William QociQf, 1J productive earning ability mo FOR MLKnecora player with d not be as great as it is today changer Plays through SJ1 Just try tt and you will wopfndibs wnhrn 2Q0rtCost 200, P u laaat cheap Inguire 11360 Rivt iSdjfcy, 1 oT 1 Bank jand Lake ted clover and al f QR ALPotaloes, Cabbaa 4 TJBtond cutting O Qfnthaa, v Th Umstead Farm ATTENTION Saws filed Retootne4 have a feelinq of success which only money in the bank can givet WHi sell 2o0frghone j 150, FOR SALE loti 86X1021 ecteh 1 Howell Ptoney mqufte FORJfff Guaranteed Mandell Mcwer Road Fish 1 MCPHERSON SW BAN HoweiL Mic , All deposits up te 10,000 in llsured by our ajaBiiiiiatuii th the I Fede Iposit huuronce Qor wKSl igiftiter aportmenl oris Ms Norma yolu11ortumv 988 Smart , THndmy r DetrJr miQot pvm C H iter1 Market i SPOT CASH FOR DEAD OR DIIARLED GOpp, QWlsss ,,VA V L Service iL N, Clark AIX aaEaoN iutjb HORflflS 10 Botek flowi lie 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 24, 1951 Description An account of the resource January 24, 1951 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 1951-01-24 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bfddc3b67322328863847185e10a38f5.pdf f42ad9773468641da65526912cea08e4 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. issastfl I v M 7 rt K 5taai4 Hftppmrfngn ANNOUNCE teWAGEMENZ Mrs, lojrah Gi u erigtepneni cmribunco 3gWHt e V C TnAWtNG FOR A TOV6HJ0 TOUGHEST OF AU IS THC SOLDIERS TRAINING BUT THE REST OF US MUST PRJEPARC OURSELVES TO FACE HARPER WQRK j Current fAjwmenf, Informotiosi hifrgorsoopad out ffaot Governor Williams has tak Wi ovolcT any loss by little business when big business is conrerted to the war effort Most oithe small factories make parte for big business, Tafavoid loss the governor sent his secretary, Larry FanreL to AVashipatoft C last week The lyaisiature will attempt to pass tft fl eerif gasoline tax over v the governors, veto To do o it must qet some Democrat VOte Michigan war orders are now past, the 2,000,000 mark Most are lor tank automotive equip men lMicltfgcm draft boards are feeling the pressure againWith 4,213 men called in March the supply ofejgibles is qetting low Teacherawillgot Jittle draft de jferrmsn Otaly ihote irreplaca hW whjbo exempted, Governor, Williams now has a bouse of his own in Lmsing but he had to buy it himseit The Mackinac bridge project may be dropped again Oppon nts are playing up material I shortage and heavy cost Michigan now has 32,462 per sons On federal civilian payrollsCalifornia httftsix times as many hi Michigan the postoffice has the most 15,190 The conservation dept will ask the leqislature for discret Canary powers over Michigans deer herdDue to solas tax diversion the salarieji of Michigan school teach ers have risen from 9th to 4th,, in the nation Dr Thurston, tup of public intimation think rei, fcaaceao state funds is lessenT7TC vi ing the reponsUites cdcfmmplr wlU untes toward the schobls Hwclude conoettnroers, marwould establish junior cbHegesj ch8, d hytaty JhQi program tin small communitiets IwiII follow me reqular family nite, Farm prices will remain highsupper at 70 A rare treat ac their dauqriter, Joan, to Milton Mattsson, son of Mr, and Mrs, Mark Maiteson of Cunningham Lake Raod, She is a senior in P incknsy high school, No wedd ng date has been set r M m NOTED ACCOBDIONIST The Lenten season will be opened at the Com,CongL bry , proqram on Wed, Feb, 7 featur J ing lack Vonlmpeojocordianist of Detroit noted radio dnd televis ion religious entertainer, He is prominent in Youth Jar Christ Gretcben Tsah dMarilyn Shirey KinaWgarten and First , iU, vr ronuac Si In the icinaergarten Ronnie , meilqht aqrain F th Singer bmkr after beina out Lf Year 8 bo thj 3 weeks will ittnessThe room isjwhn S manuid we wondereS studying Eskimos, attain become 0I him In the first grade Susan Qrfe iSjtfL 100 Prnimence ia lych and Sharon Hollister PrifWion after World birthdays, Kathy Reaaon has a the 5 head ,babv sister The room wiBhes to SSreSAkblllel at ttor thank Mrs, Tasches room for fiW lea Brucker a jthe Jim and Judy storv book, ed Sovf u 11 was el Second Gra, i Brewer n he a0 Willie The second grade has teted SanThe ifSif1 theState and indoor aarden of carrots and 11 new i swit potatoes, W hSnri pi, v, handled La3t Friday they made three stewaw thl Yt K Was dimensional Eskimo pictures or 7 Zt act art, HTI Jc1 d socially in J Korl Bura oebbrates his birthday Feb, 2nd H, n oyLiuay in 3MSHJ5 EAX6S TOWAW PAYASyouGO, TMt AUSTERITy r SPENCNMG LS9AN SAVING MORE , OF LIVING WITH C0T CtiftftS A CMER6ENCV CONTROL TMeTejey tffc GOVENMCNTAL ECONOMY IN NONJLJTAaV fxifNOJTUtBSL room for making atory CSErtSOddd unf,T ior iham to read, i years in Inr tT semna 2 Ut week the qrade learned, by rZSnn totol tme on the hour and halt j year 1 The Third Grade , Lea Moman has re,urned tojed hi 5j 5 fed fffi school after a weeks iUness n, Now the qovPrnor hn, Janet Wfoto tcnwht io, Mr, ed him head 5 lh hoSotal SI Vtoricuni Friday afternoon rnission to build the nw hosT when he latter went to MancheM the people vote7or Sli tor with the airls basket ball W This has cause opposiion IT f5 ATiMfeWHEN AUGOQP NS MUST TRAJN THEMSELVES TO USC THCfR e50UJTN, ENDURANCE AND STRCNOTM , JN PRptfkjNG THAT THP WBfee OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IS, AS IT ALWAYS HAS BEE TOUGH ENOUGH FOX, THE TASK I I JiUrciies all Publici vQhairman i A COWTOftCN In or article on cfefrneria imm but labor wHl be scarce MAJONJC GUEST NIGHT i Y r r Livfngston Lodge No 76 P 6 A unUwfoa in the Dispatch lpst M, m 26 o4 Pinckney wul nold week we dfta mistake for AirMuakOiMMHltfH at the W 5 Pindaiw ADO onthe piaht oii112101311 tW waB Plle e Sanurday,lei5ruary 3 The bom enr rnuiirii N St MaiVa Caflioflc Church COiv EDWIK S, GECi Pioacney Michigan hi1f1wg ax F Albert J, Schmitt Foster JiOrtdtft Jaurddy hecuTfWct 30, 800, 1000 12 born in Alientown pa, but mov I Wisjler 800 1000 edaiarm near Morenci in i Jjovimia DeroOonsc Fourth and Pttth The new class ofiicers are Pres ident, Karen GutafsonSec,Lonny Huhman Treas,, Dannv Salyer, Shirley Wakefieid celebrated her iOth, birthday last week The 5th is beginninq the sec end half of Phonics and Remed ial Readinq with qood success The honor roll is at follows 5th,All As Nancy Lee SihpuiKer en Gustafson A Ruth Paul,Lon nsy Huhman, Sally Uflev, Pattv Palmer, 4th Grade A Kathy Krschke, Bonita Lee, Dennis Qark Judy Nosker iUSandy blanloenbaker PattyHochovits, Barbara Mas whchistrtyiOP p m will ursf vdniaafel Each Mason toper sum of far1f the Universty hospital i fthri Arbor for prb vidina diptfcsria Z immunizatibrL treatment ior the Hamster childguest The bJge room will be W dipthetia openqtS3ap xn to receive iris vg3 ,, ijari Phone or write the lodge , Hcfold dteLl0rmf U2 secretary for reservations Thl four 4 1368 lU d nroram is as follows nvfoQlfooi Chaplain Welcome,Merwin Campbell WM Ibastmaster, Haae Bennett Introduction of Masons 6 Guests Com,sing,led by Nelson Miller Tap Danaing,Betty Scovill Class iW8 With his lather, In 1800 he camejo Detroit and in 1899 he opened the Wholesale , and re ml fUT house known as the ISf01 tor 1 was 50 ne made his first 2Wuuu ond Wben the retired at 40 he was worth millions In World 1 rose to e rank of Col in the United States Army pur chasinq dept Confessions Friday evening at 730 p au Friday after Novenna Devotion Saturday 730 to 900 P M Sunday beiore 800 Mas Con3rgailnal Community Church flev Dcnedd D bridv, Pto2 Thur, 730, prayer meeting at us Hannaman home 730, mdeical societies wand anothK er man 7 tUA tramP Pnnler ck ld on ua the other day, the to in Sj LveaJs H said he worked two days m Owosso and was headed for Wane herehehada job,a membe o the union he was back in his dues and had no card He ap 82 famihar wit most of the offices in the state, Most fnnh havp a softsS ers In tui thcse Wcmd ers, In te old hand set days nutuuviw, oaroara tviass i X Were numerous and most ey, Delia Davis, Bernard Johnonices couia use thamMany son, Gordon LaBelle Nancv Wv 5 per as ,able o ako their lie, Donny Sinqer,Dick Kenniy, 2Ine iri thnso riaA because Sixth Grade wannnq printer blew in 6th qrade honor roll Joyce T1 ad then Fuhrman, James CampbellLinda J01 ,unlshed disappeared lee, Roberta Ackleyjamea Lee 232 U fVuWa ,the curs of dy, Tom Wylie, Richard Law f f0 idea the rencs, er 3id the mountain wa Linda Lee was the speDinq JJL JL, cq,0, 191 John champion last week iiST11 Mic ot the Some of the boys are workmq jlr w308 to print, The dead on a puppet project Alvm 1,,681 Calvin Smionscn brouqht a ,iq erS ,rom he called his nayjkxm Beckwith of Stockbridg4 He sent a culture from one of The boy throats to LansinG, It was pro MUS rmaiy rieiamg of nounced diptheria and the fctmtnningham and Mra, Ned Loos Wry ordjerd immuniaed Mnnloi Pasadendf California Hollister was sick and tmdbto toT core forttie 4, chrldTeri dringiMfomilton Funeral Home, Detroit f nooriScrttiracry until noon RenSr t Wm 3ionization treatment Ttoi sSS8 JrUd2e i103 Breakey Hollister and the 4 children rffiL T0 BlU Dick Chris were taken to University hospit, togtest oond by HOWOT Tbw, aj, Ann Arbor, In such cases ciaiuii MUSIC Bwiby Smith I hospitalization tor contagious1 oorPnze Award L J Henry diseases must be approved by I large number of reservations ftave been received and a good attendance is look for 1, Betty ,111 an WlMi Carol yn msuj Tap Patty Thayer and jgoHy Carr fedlet Barbara Me the local health officers Thin was not done Ray Duffy Mr D, local health officer,not beinq con tacted For this reason, the fcoard ocovill dance mpils wh0 will of strperivisors hasheldup the ALL no BIG WESTERN i HEROES ftfp roartn straight thootiii, blaan ex itement are yours VJ5W and Oie Lon JSHW Sunday hi DettaR Times Comic Paget, Sunday Hoppy, Roy and 25P emptor m Sit Cilrott Time Slf1 for ALL THE BIG THREE WEST payment of the bill Tte nine mrembers of the Mill iken famiHy were immunised here locally at a cost of 1400 each, This w be charged to Washtenaw county ds fhey do not have a residence here yet ORGANIZE FARM BUREAU ,1 families met last week at InAfi30hev creaied the 1250ilSat 800 Youth ior Cnrist meet acre wild life reserve 3 miles 1 Hartland, Leave here 700 south Pinckrtey which he1 Sllday,103iSermonThe Once presentedtthe Uhiversity of Born and the Twice Born, MichiganIn 1947 he presented 113a Sunday SchoolTopicJesu his BloomfWd HUls Estate to the MiW Worker, the Hneshyteity of Detroit for a rel Tues 40 Trailblcaers at par Jaout center v sonage, I,He Jnarrietf a Scotten family Wed first dav of Lent pot luck iPi Detroit Two daughters sur rveT, Jack Vankipe,acordian nSI 8, Fielding of saw to use The girls are writinq and illus tratinq stories for the lower grades David Burns made 3 Uaqs of th eScandinavcn countries, Donald Sockow was absent last week because of illness, Seventh Grade r,w , mf A 4 hne was short Two tramp print rs from Detroil were sur tjned and did the1 fob in iia tirrj and then went on their way The Publishers Auxiliary, a trade paper, ran an article on these gentry some vearg back and one story in particular sticks in my memory It concerns a small western papej who took on a framo printer One day he asked The bodF was at the William Monday The funeral was at 240 p m, Monday at the Kirk in Jlhe HiWs Burial was in the Col, George crypt, BASKET BALL SCORES Chelsea BD, University 56 Sattth Lyon 47, Manchester 45 Stodkbridge 46 Leslie 39 Sexton 44 Ann Aibor 27 Grand Ledge 4, Howfell 46Hasl0tt,68, Holt 55 Vamstbn 56, Dansville 43 pkemus fi3 Ppwlerville 49YpsiAlo5ti 42Wdyne 36 Saline 34f Lincoln 33 Pexter 41, Briahton i Tt scorina mark of Dave Crocker, o Chelsea of 37 mad ist, of Youth for Christ group Friday, 730, World day o pray er for men and women, Speaker is Dr, Joseph Perl of Czechoslo vakia and now a leader of thei famous Glenn Clark Camp forth est out conference Cavafcr Mennontte Church Rev Ea Beachy Pastor S SupL WaUer Esch Assisant Paul OiaHee Mining Worship 1000 Sioday School 11 00 Childrens Hour 1145 Young peoples Meetino 730 Evenino VVorshio , 815 Cotn Fellowship Service WiwMesdo 000 P M r Appoartmrrs MADE Howard Read and Albert Shir lev have been appointed civil defense chiefs for Pinckney, VJ1J ,i 22 votes were cast here Mon week did not stand loncp f t in the village special election 4a when voii fol nwl VZ M families met ias,t Fes at rri i taiza lona in the village speckxl election 40 SSaRK 52510 f8 Re1 adith hbnrona that clas vote on caving tnTDetroit Edison nee suann nome ana jffaanr,K rwi ii mv vijs,vote on aiving ine jjerroii raison ized the Southdrri Marten Tarni ,1 f01, Pointe to leadj Company a 30 year franchaise, Butlsau The ofikWTs are Eret, mat te2mJJa 102 to 46 victory,1 All votes cast were for it Reeco GurithVU PMAfaiOum Wylie Ch,, Herman Wldmtw r Woman Com MexhMrs Holly The 7th grade is puttina on a j1 1 play called Auction fh LJ d mUCh cast is Alberta Agatha Henry t 5filfteriPSPer8C,pW Elizabeth, Peggy SmirhPegcrv, ntJia leT fK 2 Sally Miller Mary, Joan Ciark S,c 1 3fe Danny, Mike Heath Joe, Chris ,Sedlldfl To Jampbell Quenie, Patty Thay 3 , J , f811 er Betty Dorothy Head Jrarr, rLT 8tyle and W ine boxPeggy IktMh Jack QarK 1 SrL0 3CaS 1 Blinky, David Brady Hosey Her hTDt V0 bert Dyer and Bruno, the dogJT h ,LJe, ltor Dick Campbell, ns the taInp faad mved o, In the seed sellina contest thr team of Marilyn VanSlambrook has sold U5 and Maritvn Gustafson 1350,We get 34c of each dollars worth sold,We will attend a show Donnalee Swarthout, Delores Judge john P, Soallen of Re corders Coiirtt toefroit is under fire He is charged with alloWc mg persons convicted of first 6 dfree,murder whoae qrantednew trials, to chanqo their pleas to i, iu IUUIB weir pieas to Bokrot, Manlyn GustofsonMikeSecond degree murder Snd then Heah, Lesile Green and Chns Campbell axe making the valen tne box, Peacfv Smjthjack Clark and David Brady are tabng care of the games, Mrs,, Morros has announced j we will have an exhibit feady for the teachers meetina in Howall in the near future, Eighth Grade Mr, Reader and Mr, Thayer went to Lansina lastweek and purchased new seats for the 8th grade roam They are notiral Mrs auaiin PUD, On, Lucille Wylie Hosp, Chl Mrs, Allmond Com Mr, Bayer, They meet the first Thursday Un the month The ntt meiitin is at the Asher Wylie home TOCAL 4H NEWS The members are busy mak ing articlec for the Howell RJEGULAR COMMUNICATION iRegular Gommiiftication of BAKE SALE SAT FEB 10 There, will be a bake sale at the Martin Food Locker, Pinck LMngshjtt id N, 76 F A ney, on Saturday, Feb 10th Wott Tuesday night Feb, 6 at i from 1100 a m to 300 p m p m, Work in th second dexj Lree, Refreshmants served afttr ldt4reofk, Jefs,hav a goad ttirnouti P, W Curft4t Sec, CARt Of THANM Tlit fqmilyof th lete Charltt C ARD OF THANtS We wish to thank the donors Slw paUbtcwtt, ROY Woolcoek and thwfthotrt Fuaeral Home ior 4helr services SS SLSLS2Iff f5L MWt Thev exped to have ovtfiPiClark Sef6ihanlc the neigh ZrZJTSlgSSrLJyBSBS lOO, Bob Meabon and Bill BraoVlboiTdttvsv and frionds for Sw SSifmJS1 attended th countr meeting at, 4itmk aWH oMnjcrness tjigwn IsKSTifcYT AiHowbll last week with Marshall dihihlflrte rdmt sickness , trrrrl TM fra r, ,4 jiL CTyyw tylwBlslgns t givirwr them sentences render them elgible to parole, We knew the judge 40 years ago,At thattime he was a partner of James I McNamara, former Dex terboy and one of the states greatest lawyer McNamara had a summer home in Dexter Soall en was glfetruent visitor there and was 4e speaker several time at the banguet of Stjotephs church which was then held Thanksgiving ngh wood color and light painted met pGP Howard Carroll of Mt alThev will bo aiven a coat of Clemens sought to bar the tale wax to keep them in condition, ofbeerand Kenneth Kuhn of Strawbenv and beacnW Lak0 fell on thence f ton parkway, especiaiy the new I ground last week and Mc St, baft6iVleaen which bones in h9 wrist, He is Weat expend, 480000 mg a cast people Steve varqo is absent for ill wduli nets iHuroih srrra a tr 1 uZ flW MZmlSdm Stlbt HITS NEW LOW school, in Hambusg The mecury was about 10 or Erwin Green and Jimmieslrfjy12 beiow nertuWdcr marh swelled all Words, correctlv ih5 ing, Laneina reported lSXUnt 17160 worW est the first seroetter ,, A fnsvhird 9T0d honor H hr fa eludes Bstlie Behthy, ttra KoM 5r enHertfer, IH trehn, tmwfy roll b flrtthasl 4OWdOFBBSXt Gretchen Tatch , Vnd ftly 0BI 0 he rv TT ftfiiv ia fpos , ,, rj ri rio W rbll4 Pinckney Parent Teacher Atenand Detroit 4 ftwlh43 f wynwi lVtrS COHT SrnVItyflbddeiL RicVy Mill er hgd perfect oendance re eor for the M half year, and V i fcMhi E rii I siu i w m KA iedto Pontic Jon J tBfcjLBjjiZrr wile on Ji30ar tfU fvJe nj i George Buhl suffered a stroke Betty Hutton, Fred Astabe oday while working at the Clar B XETS DANCE NeigKboriug Note 5 ift V hot water for the star goalie i9t A 2P ne joe iusiay Para on Non 1 JI Patrice Wymon ROCKY MOUNTAIN 4OBT OF NEW YORK with Scott Brady tocnard Rob V 1 v A, A 4 vv,y vVw, 4SX lerruouai na uuiuea iu WIK I lucuara iurun oi ioyai witt is in new ayuctutuxe luacner at sexier nigh scuooijuuqe irbaey oi Ann Arbor tnja otma nuuiu pisaiant oi we vUcHkruuV i UVJUQUQU Jboyi doom uittirict Sunday, Monday, fib 4, J ivii ana Mis, Call Ward fcJMaHn Sunday 230 p m continuous uiqiee uuuounce tn engage J Gary Cooper Ruth Roman ruui o men uaughie, Janet, toSieve CochroBaymand Massev Violence Garpenier oi Gregory Jn y om ip Mr and Mrs, ieo fcludj D A L L A S eu oi ivxob ixxst at Mcfnerson la Tocfcnicoiror uospitai ndweii, Jan, id a tinJTuwJ Chelsea, Mlofa Friday, Saturdayon, 1, 3 WAGONMASTER In u ttupr Wiftwtt Ben JohnsonIoaa DriLHarry Caryv and Ward Bond Shows 715, S05 Pccw Crtoos MMMNajJUV Qi i M iMWBQiifcWSSBMSSesSSSSSSSSSBSPe Sunday, Monday, Pb, At 5 THIPOl I In Tcliniieolrer Oui Qoar Action Picture with Maureen OHam John Payne Poward IfeSilva, Phillip Reed Sunday Shows 3, 5, 7, S yI tor in tniid successive iunJTuf, wed Thur, Fb v Uxeisea voters turned down the J Joan Fontaine Robert Rv piano to bond ior 5b,0UU Zachayy 5 iSMSS ior a new school, The vote was In J4U ior and 341 against, The 7 BORN TO BE BAD mill increase to finance it carr j Comdy Cartoon i were born last Wedto Mrs, Mar JgiW Th West Point verKirk, 24 oi Jackson and aisoiSUi on Jan, 25th to Mrs, Donna Lee, TUBS, Wod Thur Fb 6 3, 8 TO PLEASE sVLADY An Action Drama Starring Clark Gable, Barbara Staawyck and Adoiph Menjoup Shows 710 915 Roaming N0W Cckadoodledo Thru Michtoan t all I Oonu3gRto Grandeneyond the Purple Hills DexrerTheatre nmEli, MICHIGAN For hot water on tap , For clean, quiet, carefree service f For automatic, completely dependable water heating Be modern Go Electric YOU GET AJLL THIS WITH AN ELECTRIC WATER HEAT 1 5itnf, cmfrfe operation Special JoWwolerhotrrqte vv 1 tdsfs longer them othjr hfors tnsfcilled vyithout chgrgaj v No flcnsv1t fussTMOflui Automolic thermgstottjc Onroi 21, See your DEALER or your Edison office Time to EDISON ELECTRIC THEATRE 7 , Tuesdays, WXYZTY i25 of Sanduskythese were 3 boys Ground was broken last Tues r w day near Selfridge Field Mt j THE BIG LIFT 3 AVON IHEAi EB Stgcirbddaa Michiqy AIF CoilttMwd builtj Ernie Reyhl 72, a Fowlerville I farmer was found dead in his field Tuesday with a shotqun, I wound in his chest He hadSundayj3if TlhiiA I been missing since Friday His craay, baiupaayFb, 2, 3 Super Delux Double Feature Roy Rogers and his Horae,Trigger SUNSET IN THE WEST Phi, Joe E, Brown in SHUT MY BTG MOUTH Friday, Saturday,Feb 2, t Montgomery Clift Paul Douglas Shows 7i0Q qnd 30 Happy Landing Sunday, Monday, Fob 4, 5 A Show You Have Been Waiting , , SUNSET BOULEVARD vfNT CATAW2M TT, igun was nearby, It is thought realastlc Hollywood murder with j WG SOLOMCWS MINES his gun went off while he wasWUiam Holden Gloria Swanson , Technicolror climbing a fence stars oi silent screen , Taken in the Heart of Africa Mrs Gerald Tomlin of Fow m i arrina f lerville in in Sparrow hospitat, j Coming Savage Splendor 1 accidently shot by her 7 year1 Home n7 son with a 22 rifle The bullets l iiarrina Stewart GratnaerDeBorah Kerr Jhort Cartxm Naw jwent throuah her face but hit naj, NSKSTMEETINGI vital organs Although 200 signed Vs6,r Thur,, Feb, 6 7 8 ALL ABOUT EVE A Drama Starring up JL New vaccine cuts of Bancs disease CO oy Tjgsras i Ithe Red Cross blood bank ckryFeb 1st 1 at Gregory Jan, 17 sickness cut the number down but 127 pints of blood were received Mr, and Mrs Jack Young of Gregory have sold their proper a nT 1 ty to Asa Washburn, j Gust Maschke has purchased the Warren Barton place in Unadilla, Harold Chubb has resigned it as clerk of the Uvtngston county road commission to accept a position with the First National Bank The report of Sheriff Basset for the past year shows 516 prisoners registered, 6000 drivers licen ces issued, 127 gun permits1576 compfcants relojefcvecl 29 accidents of which 11 were fatal, in estigated, 15 taken to prison, 3 drownings, 6116 meals servedat the iiaL , The Pinckney Circle will meet Bette Davis Ann Baxter Georae loriwith Mrs Sadie Moran, Thur,, Fuller Brush Gir at 800 p m, Lena Brady, Secy Nowi A new Brags vaccine callc1 Brucella M is showing outstanding results in tests made by Silchigan State College research and extension veterinarians in cooperation with the State Veterinarian Some 400 herds with more than 5,JD cattle were checked In herds not vaccinated, indications of the disease accounted for more than 7 per cent In herds vaccinated with Brucella M, only 36 per cent showed indi cations Abortion in cattle practically ceased brucella M was used The vaccine develops at u lichigan Agricultural Experiment Station is available through veterinarians spe cially licensed by the State Department of Agriculture For more information, call, write or visit your County Agricultural Agent ConlTKf Comfctnche Territory Saunders, Celesle MASON SHOES because YOU A hneaturements go to the lACTORY wheriTyeuc thoetWo madyftS4J Penonal Fitting Service In rhV privacy of your home or orifice, flives you penonol ftfimg srvc j9 s me iinrecttoyou F bory Representative of the r JPeading manufacturer jof its f kind in the world Wi HeU be glad to call and give fyou a Demonstration of 2 50 srylei of dress, work, or sport shoes, including the amazing VelvetEez AirCushion Tnsole Shoe, which cradles your foot on 10,000 tiny Air Bubbles Drop a card and well havt him call No charge no obligation to buy New telephone wre means fewer poles The stronger the telephone wire, the farther aparfpoles can be set Michigan Bell is now using a new hightensile steel telepiione wire so strong it can span as much as 600 feet between poles That means fewer holes to dig, fewer poles to set, fewer crossarms to put up, greater efficiency in rural telephone construction It is another thing we are doing to bring more and better service to you at low cost MICHIGAN BELL TiLtfPHONI COMPANY STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court for the County oi Livingston in Chancery Order ior Publication Hoy Lanning Plaintiff j vtf Parlay O Sexton,, Lucille Burke aMd Lei a Tracy, Defendants At a session of said Court held in the Court House in the, I Qp of Howell, in said County thU 20th day of January,A,D, 195II Prent Hon Willis L Lyons Circut Judge, it appearina from the xffadavit on liie in the above cause that the whereabouts of the Defen fendantLucille Burke,is unknown i and that a summons could not be served upon her i Therefore, on motion of E Reed, j PINCKNEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Fletcher, Attorney for Plaintiff, it,Pinckney is ordered that the appearance Michigan be entered in said cause I to 1i Bid for an BfctoV School date of this ORDER rthat in caseIBida j tecrtvod to 800 p Eastern Standard TimeFebruary of her crppearance she cause, ig 19Si the Office of the School Superintendent, Pinckney her answer to be riled ana en D4Arn Miimm copy thereof to be served upon d Michigan 1 th attorney for Plaintiff within iA to pk 0ice of lhe Architect W T i fifteen days alter service uponww w ,, , her of a copy of this ORDER and in default thereof that the Bill oi compliant be taken as confessed against her the, said Lucille X4U iTOtTN u J PI OK Spedficcmoni maybe secured of the architect W It is further OrpERHJ that the T fkatJR Forest Avenue,Ann Arbor or the Suorininr iM ainuff cause this ORDER to be i SLSSF1 An 3 l 8 S0 Howell PnHGES WILL ADVANCE ON FEBRUARY 15th, 1951 Advertisement for Bids 0 m iTlUIJIltfClr VV, I, Anicka 617, Forest ,Avenue, Ann Arbor, and Office of the Sahoci Superintendents, ptLnok ney Michigan mt 4U lean Ago ft, crwntng in front wiey eigar factory narrowly missing Who wa paestog by fgr6e Andrews enter a mttibef oi friends at a port Tuesday night won first prise in eOntests ti enowbound No throusrh since Reilect Mazy Roche, who to very ill at the 5 If ears Ago a lecture Tuesday on Ions of a Batcheler, Pleasant Lake churchBorn to Homer Reason and wife last week a son Wm Cady won hrst prise at VM YV the Ann Arbor Poultry Show lastJ Y1110118, ied week with ,w urmM TU vu Owl Arbor or the Superintendent up srsrwL wfirasa s Plaintiff cause this ORDER to be Published in a newspaper printed publish ed and generally circulatedt , witfun this County, and that said, 27 Certified Check or Bond rf pubheation be commenced with 58 toi bidsubmitted Sameto be to2de o W parable to Supt of Pinckney Schools njaae KIT rouiuy onow law r ZStn 1 tlTr u his Golden PohshirJiomf rt 5111 U Feb Wi 2 She leaves two sons George George Teeple,David Mowers, 5,5 oJi1001 Will Dardy, Will Crofoot, Ate U iri4 rEL n Mclntyre and Louis Dryer were J2 1 all in StJohns laet week as wit iZnffi2 nses in the Travis lawsuit iaht at her homejn MarionFred in forty daw from the date of this order and be continued y therein for six weeks in success Mrs Edwin Winans, widow ot ion Willie L Lyons, Circuit Judge TO THE NAMED DEFENDANT, LUCILLE BURKE NOTICE is hereby given that the above cause ha been fil ed for purpose oi correcting the description contained in certain deed given by Alice Lanning to The Board reserves the right to reject anv and 11 w M UJlabor and material bonds, T,quirecl to lurnb oerfo performance pWM 7 nses in the Travis lawsuit , w wain manonrrea craea given DT Alice ixauunq toi Ly no mail, George Clinton Is in th Ann 11 P presentation of Roy Lanning dated August 17, f JLf ,, ArboThMrttal 1 xyridkr forW cmd other or 1937 The lands invoryed in said Kicz rnK LA i b0 hospital 2 lL u A In a cornered decrt Ehner JSSSLmSkL 2Zt lnn3 to Cook farm, SSSSJJ1 2 Twambley icam, ism ivnarnpnntod and Fred Gletm, the Robert red in the Glenn farm Mrs Vim Shehan of DansvilW ling the v 1 School Board Pinckney Public Schools By, Eric C Roeeev Secretary oi Board , 1 M ttcJ , deed are as followe TTie ice harvest Ss completed Land in the City of Brighton, her and at Zu was 12 Ihches CS M naryest is completed Land in the City of Brighton, r r iH at Zukey Lake The fee Michigantnd beingXot Ftfry one Mrs Charles Scott anoV dough Mn, Maroomt L T hchee thick 51 of the pkrtof Smith McPherW and Mrs Emest olfflsn waTILioTSU w Si rwfl7 1 Helper has City of Brighton, MWifioMattllfe Atom Dtekel home,T jpiwlMC,ry Wf3 Pital, Detroit, Tuesdcry u i, S MaSkn 11 ITirrRi Ti iiiiir i r W iTqWWiF l lllM UN acts qndJFaw , TUMCiY Sdmtific WJeapon ininlilnfluena Fight t r Turkey,, guardian of the, water route to the Black Sea through the Bosporus and the Dardanelles and the overland route from Europe, to the Middle Fast, Ion hat been a key country in te ear Mcdl , PKIIS11MM terraueau area A great theatre JJ history U5lli51Bwa,KJ the land which is ivv Turkey was one the headquarters o the eastern Roman Empire and then the Otto tnaii Empire Since 1919, Turkey has progressed from a semifeudal land to a modern republic with a growing economic importance Most of Turkeys 19,000,000 people earn their living by agriculture is her 096,000 square miles, much of which is mountainous Turkey Is permanently represented at United Nations headquarters by Amr bassador Selim Sarper Her Hag is red with a white star and crescent ns UNICEF Goes toSchhol in the Tyrol Cost Cutting Production Methods Boost Yields Per Acre, Increase Farm Income More Plant Food Made the Difference Between These Corn Crops A member uf an Internationa9am of scientists at the World Influenza Center, set up by the world Health Organization WHO a London, inoculates an egg with influenza virus in the lint stci i a laboratory identification and classification The Ceiiie Wui sty, hed by WHO, a United Nations Specialized Agency to obtJLiate and aid in studies of influenza through cm the world fN Observers Check onTruce in Palestine EEING dowti crop producing icosts is a mighty important mat te these days Prices of things fanners buy are going up, but farm income is lagging behind Purdue University economists say that the most important single factor controlling costs per bushel is a high yield per acre Their research revealed that on corn, wheat, soybeans, hay and pasture the yield per acre had more influence in cutting costs perbushe than any other single production factor This was borne out by a survey of 134 farms in Southeastern Indiana Here the economists found that farmers who ranked among the top third in corn yields had twice as much net income from their crop as fanners down at the bottom of the heap For wheat, the topyielding third had a net income 11 times greater per acre than the low onethird The difference was thrcv times for hay and seven tunes for soybeans The Middle West Soil Improvement L Committee points out that when i yields are high a farmer is in better shape to make a piufit in spite of risI mg costs or falling farm prices The way to get higher yields, it says, is to make every acre do a bet 1 ter eroi producing job through good orop and suilbuilcng methods Such a program should include the use of plenty of a wellbalanced fertilizer conir nine, nitrogen, phosphate and potash It should include a good rotation which wellfed deeprooted le,u cj add 01 ganic matte and con dition the soil for higher yields Michigan Farmers Are Uuing rVtae Fertiftear To Boost Per Acre Yields rsv x2nLh Sail A nun delegates a younVwaiter to help her serve bowls of soup an extra On the schoolcfeildrens menu, in Mayrhofen, Austriamade possible by help from the United Nations International Childrens Emergency Fund tJNICBF The children are served their extra lunch each day at an inn operated by the mayor of the village MA5WSH0K REAUY W jew becousoYOU k rteosurements go to Hne ACTORY wheroyoyf hoes sire mad5jg r ersoaal Fitting Service In too privacy of your home or office given without charge by your, Mason Man, gives you an utterly pew idea of shoe comfort ,7Hes the firecttoyou Fax mtbry Representative of the MsrJeading manufacturer,of its kind in the world life Hell be glad to call and give you a Demonstration of 250 styles of dress, work, or sport shoes, including the amazing VelvevEez AirCushion Jasole Shoe, which cradles your foot on 10,000 tin Air Bubbles Drop a card and well have him call No charge no obligation to buy Alog the I banese iront in Palestine, a party of unarmed Uate observers checks military positions to make certain that the V nt TUMVSimposed ceasefire is being kept by both sides This F i , under ihe command of a French officer third from left, confrs with some officers of the Lebanese Army overa map of the area fV Observers in Action Money Invested in Fertilizer Pays Out in More Efficient Crop Production CHICAGOMichigan farmers are 4using more fertilizer in growing their crops, according to the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee Figures made available by the National Fertilizer Association show that approximately 417,401 tons of plant fodd were used on farms in the state last year, compared with 193,274 tons in the preceding year This was ar increase of 24,17 tons or about 6 per cent ove Michigans 1947 consumption It resented a 15r per cent increase over the prewar year of 1940 The 1948 fertilizer consumption for the entire United States topped the previous record year of 1947 by about per cent Or 15 956,289 tons as against 15,039,376 tons The steadily increasing use of fertilizer in the past 10 years is attrib uted to these factors 1The desire of farmers to boost crop yields per acre and their readiness to appry practices that will accomplish this 2Realization by farmers that plant food reserves in tht soil are declining 3Heavier demands for plaM food by new luhyielding crop varieties 4 Hecognition that pastuio is a cash crop and should be fertil ied Agricultural economists point out that fertilizer is u jod buy at present prices, accord nijto the com mittee The e research mm sav ta money in in Vitil i jay out in n short time It will get more efficient crop production more bushels or pourds of crops per acre at little or no additional labor cost Fertilizer is most effective when ii is teamed with a rotation that pro tects the soil and builds its physical structure and tilth Wellstructured soil is a better storehouse fur an nutrients and moisture Such roii produces higher crop yields at a low er cost per unit iacn Man J personal 3 rtrvfee JACK HANNETT, Agent 3 1 8 South Howell PETCES WILL ADVANCE ON FEBRUARY 15ft, vith eivil strife continuing in Greece, United Nations military servers teams continue their tedious, often dangerous jobs of atching the countrys northc frontiers to make SUIT that tHre nc illegal interference on U part of Greeces neighbor, ihis oup ot UN observers was phetoffTanbqd near Aghia FarakcvL Human RightjCommission Meets Again toil Tests Give Valuable lnfrmatJor Mit Lands Need for Lime and Plant Nutrients Tbie Is a model of the buildings A be erected in New York Cttjs for UJis permanent beadqaarter Construction will start abas tfee artsMlcn of September with tho excavations for the 39stoty loosssaifat battdini at tho right The United States OoTemaasflft SJMS the Caitad KaMsssi a SiSS,soS interestfree loam for M ArtAttocts almost to orssplete tkt first mmMlyliq liz cf the United Naoome CsssJaolssnC5H,ima,w5fr rtral discussion between meetings Left to right Dr coariea eanl ixternatiomal Covenanttj tsaeimomt tfco 2 ,a Human Eights adoftod last fear m Farls by tmo Osssstal AsstamW CHICAGO Sol tests taken this fall can help you do a better job of liming and fertilizing your land and filling the sod conrnlssarv with ,a well balcrcef supply of plant nu talents most needed for higher crop yields and lower per bushel costs next year A god sod test has to start with good samples, the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee points out That mers nkirg a z Ment nunfibfr ft troLs It mean ting enough soil rom dihcivnt Huks of the farm and oomoining samples from like areas, it means bmg caiciul to jt good samples from pooryielding fields Cn sU,tr flci, mples siiould , bfr taken from the top, the middle i irrd tv, bottor the committ sayS j You can jret directiobs for trkmg soil samples from your county Lent, from agronomists at thete col lege, or from your local fertilizer 3eiler Vhen samples are efficiently tak i on, eaiciully tested ard accuitli mtc , rted, tii can give you val i uatJle inforrriation about your soils llcnt nutrient needs But you will i, ut to coiisder additional facts in c c v elopirt a program to boost your yields Among items to consider sre What it the lands previous dropping history What was the per I CareTN ksi Samples Qtoe j Clue m ls Tgutrient Needs acre ield Ho has the soil baea handled What rotations havaba5nri followed What fcrali2er aid,HraK ing treatment hfcs the soft wad1 What is the lands slope and age d how badly is it erpd Yoti can check on the pUnj your crops are actually gel watching for hunger signs already produced this sef soil teste, cropping ar1 i and hunger signs wil nose your soil W V A tuAtUmikliik , Wednesday, January 31 195F 3 kj the Railroads QORANDWI OF AGRIBfeNT the Labor Unions seek to this agreement What is TRUTH At viirious states in the present dispute with the broth rhoorls of railroad operating employees hf railroads agreed to arbitrate The union leaders refused the railroads accepted the recommendations of President Tiumans Emergency Rord The union leaders refused, the railroads accepted the White House proposal of August 19, 1950 The union h ITS refused Fiiill in Agreement was signed at the White Houv JII December 21, 1950 Now the union leader sec to repudiate the Agreement The railroads stand ready to put the terms of this Agreement into effect immediately, with back pay at the rates and date indicated The Agreement is given in full below mmmm ii cable to 9 Effective 0obe ed r0,2 Murs dlnine car tyhrU to to be p par nth no Pn1 hourB ,aBa 2,, per w , i the hour Effective Februaryr 1 UT r eshall accrue aite 0nehaH sn ly saiary to The basic montruy Mrrs 205houL onehalf shall accrue alter ecu The basic monthly salary to br paid for the 2uauuuv month shall be the same ar that now paid for the 225hour month Except that four dollars and ten cents 410 shall be added to the prenent monthly rate effective January 1, 1951 10 In consideration of above, this agreement to be effective until October 1, Iboc, and thereafter until changed or modified under provisions of Railway Labor Act Moratorium on proposals for hanes in wapes or rales until October 1, 1953, as follows No proposals for change in rates of pay, mle or working conditions will he initiated or progressed by the employees against rny carrier or by any car rier against its employee, parties hereto, within a period of three years from October 1, 1950, except such proposals for changes m rules or working conditions which may have been initiated prior to June 1, 1950 Provided, however, that if as the result of government wage stabilization policy, workers generally have been permitted to receive socalled annual improvement increases, the parties may meet with Doctor Steelman on or after July 1, 1952, to discuss whether or not further wage adjustments for employees covered by tl 1 aTement are justified, in addition to increases received under the cost of living formula At i re request of either party for such a meeting Doctor Steelman shall fix the time and place for such aeetir Dorter Steelman and the parties may secure intubation from the wage stabilization authorities or other government agencies If the parties are unable to agree at such conferecs whether or not further wage adjustments are justified v re publishing thw and other advertisements to talk to you at liiot iniw v 0 important to everybody Washington, 0 C December 21, 1950 1 Establish hour week for yardmen with increase of 23 cents effective October 1, 1950, and additional 2 cents effective January 1, 1961 2 Set aside 40 hour week agreement until January 1, 1952, and establish 6 day work week for yardmen Effective with the first pay roll period after 30 days from the date of execution of the formal agreement, yardmen required by the carrier to work on the 7th day to be paid overtime rates except engineers who shall receive straight time rates for the 7th day This does notcreate guarantees where they do not riow exist On and after October 1, 1951, three months notice to be given of desire to go on 40 hour week Provide for consideration of availability of manpower and 4 cents per hour if and when the 40 hour week actually becomes effective 3 Settle rules for 40 hour week and 6 day week 4 Grant yard conductors and brakemenother rules such as daily earnings minimum, car retarder operators and footboard yardmasters as recommended by Emergency Board No 81 5 Settle following rules Initial Terminal Delay Conductors and Trainmen t Interdivisional Runs Pooling Cabooses Conductors and Trainmen Reporting for Duty More than One Class of Service Switching Limits Air Hose Conductors and Trainmen Western Differential and Double Header and Ton nage Limitation Conductors and Trainmen all Territories 6 Road iqen to receive 5 cents per hour increase effective October 1, 1950 and additional 5 cents per hour increase effective January 1, 1951 7 Quarterly adjustment of wages on basis of cost of living index 1 point to equal 10 per hour First adjustment April 1, 1951 Base to be 176 Mi 3 they shall ask the President of the United States to appoint a refer, who shall sit with them and consider all pertinent imonration, and decide promptly whether further wage increase, are justified and, if so, what such increases should be, and c effective date thereof The carrier representatives shall have one vote, the employee representatives shall have one vote and the referee shall have one voce 11 If the parties cannot agree on details of agreement or rules they shall be submitted to John H Steelman for final decani n Th 11 P 1 rates, ,pe Protections for ,, above exn ances, and exis Biscellneous i arentUnd3rd raterflrL18 Ljuea m the The f on individual rat rules an agreement IsJomtuallv aK9nnt and caittee empioyoes covered by this OfJ HG rand Cruel Engineer ner arrl Chai TIM ocomc PSS3S, wrier1 Chairman euro ferencc reroVaSk tori TPrTideat Ui Chairman Commif19 UeSI By Prt EASTEHN SOUTHEAST WESTERN V JmVwft MS locals Mike McGowan of Pontiacwas a week end quest at the Louis Coyia home, ivir, and Mrs,William Marshall ol tocisbridco caiied at the Georn3 MeeOon home Friday The Rex Socket iamily of De trcii spent the week cad at Uxe Olin Robinson home I Rev, Hancock vuV and son of Howell wsro Sundiy qussts of Mr and MrsRobert Pik A letter received from Dale Meabon in Korea so J ha was I silt xiq at Hu7g vcKiau to I somethinq to hopper, in McPherson rospo Ho well Mrs Helen Bland v ak is ill with pnoimoniir Mr and MrsStaiilv Dcnchuck of Detrc xa Sunday quests oi Miss Grxci Soers, Miss G21M Spears and Mrs, Horde ii Friday to oiten 1 Mr and Mr , i Mi, and Mr I orrl Vr a ad Mr3d the iun ft1 Gsorqe at Bin iu i Stuada Q si Ben Wht 3 v and family H d Mrs Norman Vviitt 4 i in Flint last iiool session rqe Ciane, Camburn ixijii qttend Ewn S, i Kiiion una Mrs, Wliie and Mr, BASE2I QAI, Plnckney lost be in c, mes to Hartlcid bee Fridcr xiqht The reserves 24 to 5, M oi lsd Urst teem lost 31 to 3V ri the Pncknev with lOAi Mvr5i had 9, Dik Darrow QOL J io iits re serves The Pinckov a land but lo week, b TT ast V s JJ The Pinolnr vih Mr, Brob 1t at U v ETIKGl ill meet Thar,, WM DA Fri, Fefc, 9 SotU Lyon re ri r 1 ,t rresi iS iast v a are ,or to 69 000 in 1949 Robins are stilll seen as iar north as Mackinac City ieasfinq on Mountain Ash berries Permits to cut timbei in six state forests will be offered at auction Feb 89 Conservation Hatcheries re lee i 2,204,000 trout last year, an acrease oi 152,000 over the year below las dept will accept sealed bi on 329 deer hides 50 percent fewer miac clucks are wlnterina in the oi from Port Huron to Toledo ConSservation empilovees not draft exempt 30 have al eady qone into service and oi the 1500 full and part time em ployees 15 percent are liable to th draft Bounty payments tumbled in Dec to 13,620 There were 1178 foxes, 138 coyottes, 22 bobcats and one Wolfe Deer huntinq violations werd responsible for 80 percent of the Novhuntipa law violationsThere were lw4 arrest The state purchased 12,587 acres of land last montfi 130 was in UnadiUa and 880 in the Greqory area The rests around th state 9 The beaver and otter season ia extended 2 days, to April 9 in the upper peninsula and March 31 in the lower J WMIVw y3 t rtty V J ,, THE WNCKNEY ttiJttQf Wednesday, fcmuary 31 1951 1 UMills 44 Peoples Store Eitered 2nd w a 2nd class j matter at postotfice Act of March 6, 1877 114 SoHowell StPinckneyMich Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett, Publsher hU and Mrs Llovd VanBlari , cum of Baughns Bluffs, Poriqg 1 Lake entertained Mrs C, H,Knn edy, Mr, and MrsThomas Howe I ana the John Burg family with a television supper Sunday ev enincr, The Howard Read family spent j Sunday at the Georqe Wilae home in Ann Arbor IMINATES DIGGING DISSOLVES GREASE Grcseriest Drygpo6s Canned Golf Shoes Gents, rnishings Liftgeri r v Keiineoy n f r VJiWPsSrr 4 10WEST PklCE EVER Special Je luxe PHILGASTAPPAN Rant The Max Reynolds family wo 1 dlner quests th Jas Whtiley home, j Arthur Bullis and wife of Gr4r Jory were Saturday dinner ejus at the Robert Read homo, Mr, and Mrs Jack Younq hav sold their horn in Gregory I Asa Washburn and will to Dexter, Mary Ann and loan Nash o Howeil spent Friday night with Barbara and Jane Nash honor ina their birthdaysMr and Mrs, Francis Krupa and Mrs, Alex Carish of Detroit called on Will Shehan Sunday and on Mrs Shehan at St Joo hospital Ann Arbor MrsShehai Ncame home Tuesday Mrs Em ory Plummer is taking care of her , Francis Shehan took Will She han to St, Joe hospital, Ann Ar bor Saturday to see MrsShehan, Joe Griffith entered StLawren ce, hospital, Lansng, Tuesday or an operation on his back, Harry Frost wio went to the county house has left there,Pre sent whereabouts unknown, The Nelson Shehan family hav moved from Hamburg to their new home on North Ten jtorial Road and US 23 Mr and Mrs Edward Parker ,are makina extensive improve ments on tho Lucius Wilson cott aqe at Portage LakeFred Reb , mon is the contractor, , Born to Mr, and Mrs, Jack Reason at Rowe hospital, Stock bridrre Sunday, a daughter Jac gueline, , i The following from here at tended the venison banquet Sat jvoav niaht at the Dexter Maso is lodge Merwin Campbell,Clare j HdgeMerwin Compbell,Clar Hk Ona Campbell Carl Lenta, Olin Robinson Rex Sack t v editor, Mrr Morion Poor son has her new home in Howell on Maple Srt about completed, Mrs, Elizabeth Smith and of frnrt rnent the weeV with Mrs Jennie Devrraut, Smith wrr at the Mich, Prers move meeina in Lansina Mr, tnd Mrs, WE MORE ODORS ITS MODERNREVOLUTIONARY No more xpomiv unhtolfhy pumping ond digging up of cupools,teptic tanks, ipagv pools, gnost fraptond clogged lin Her th most reliable end latest method to liquefy, diisolv and saponify greoie, sludge, hoir, cfoh and other orgonic solids Thij modern chemical guaronfees qultk end efficfnii rcsuils in 12 lo 16 hours NO SHUTDOWN of pool or rork necessary while chemical is working 5 70, 15, 25, SO, and 100 iB CONTAINERS Canadian Pt Off Rg US Pot Off Persia ris fiuclMf d7l7 Lakeside Dr Rush Lake ax Notice f WILL COLLECT PUTNAM TOWNSHIP TAXES AT THE TW PU fNAM TOWNSHIP HALL WEDNESDAY and SATURDA JNTIL FURTHER NOTICE HOURS 1000 A M TO 400 F M Lorenzo Murphy PUTNAM TOWNSHIP THE AS TAXES ARE NOW DUE ND PAYABLE TO ME UNTIL DOG MAflCH L1951 COMPLETE ocome Tax Service AT NEW LOCATION SO1 Mr r y f r i jotery ii i n Darrow cl HOE East GrandRivernd floor1 929 J Howell Michigan John McGuiro and family Wrn vrre called hero last Detroit and the James Whitley weV bv the death of her mothor i family were Sim rv oiuv a Cras Loke guests at the Robert Read home, The Merwin Compbn famihr Cyrus AtLee of Gladwin callci rit Sunday at the Jcrm Hal1 at the Robert Tasch home Sun h nn Dexter Town Hall Rd, day a Albert Shirley familv an, Carl Lentz and wife of Char fh Dovlo Templeton faiiv lotte spent the week end at the snnt Sunday at tho Gavl Shir Oria Campbell home, lev home at Plymouth, tMrtanstic, instantlighting fcarnm removable powt Ilia drip trays V fkualit e oven with gtaa win 4pw and ovsa light 94aour dock vitb huHtin ncome Taxes Mde Out 406 EAST GRAND RIVE PHONS BRIGHTON 373, ee thebl faimfrdr signals cooQJnf tfne, up to 30 rrlutes fWguide gives time and Mm fliaratyre information, ,ci Ohm 1, tt niunipiUtt entir top m wage arf working area Port lain finish Conceded oo J UBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANC1 ON YOUR OLD HANOI I Now ts the time to modernize yeur kitchen with Philgas , the thrifty bottled gas tea farm and town homes iVj can huat far and wide, but yoy wont find a bigger vahie anywhere than this beautiful de luxe range Remembor ioo, we wilt gtvt you a enerois tradein allowance o your old range regardless of type, make, or condition Esy terms, if you wish ANf OTHER PHiLGAS APUANCJB HtOM WHICH TO CMOOSil ITS REALLY NEW Not just restyled, bu new beauty, new comfort, new pover, too And the Rides a Revelation I DESIGNED FOR YOU You get the luxury you want the extra visibility you want the roomycomfort you demand, AND YOUR BUDGET, TOO Compare the features on your right with those of the most costly cars and figure for yourself the money you save with the 51 De Soto LOOK AT THE EXTRA VALUE DE SOTO GIVES YCKfc New Orlflow Shock Absorbers TipToe Hydraulic Shift and Fluid Drive Big, New, HighComprcs tion Engine Big 12inch Brakes for Extra Safety New Parking Brake Easy to Apply Waterloo Ignition for Quick Starts Long Wheelbase, Full Cradled Ride Featherlight, Shockfree Steering Big Windows for Maxi mum Visibility ScuffRcsisrant Cylinder Walls The ride is a vft fvBstt Wuhan Imges free 95ft AufmM Water Heaters from SSO SEE US TODAY WtHANOttl AU1NSTAUATIOW DCTAA tDorf mitt GROUCHO MARX In You lot Yovr Lit on balk Radio OMI TV tech wcok on at NIC stations ft a ufi V vii PARKER MOTOR 3 35 UN ST ttNCKNEYMiai iVffrilttlf iTililr iihi7i1h JMrliiiaMSMMEJMMMMPiM 4V 1,,,, , ,, vtjf r 4 , f A A V riSTl Water f ST etc HOL Of flfcttN 6P1 frozen foods rightin yor own hpntfHust the thing for fajiis, fcrse farifctl And ijicowered bythe famous QB Refrijcrattnj unit , , ONLY JUtfHK V t rf Staaley Dinkel Put M t , FcflttUb HoneM Lojfte PfOPOfttfA , L end Rwstoess Obportumttlei Michigan tSt Your Property wimMe fliOO A M to 200P7M GERAU REASON Except Wednesdays Broker 2 0 9 North Peati Motu Tmfc Fit Sat 7 to 8 p nu Pinckney Mich Phone 13 3 Rone 15 ly 11 Dead or Alive FAJW AWMtAW COIABCTED PROMPTLY HORSES10 Each OWS 10 Each HOGS 250 per Cwt WE BUY HIDE nD CALT SKINS I LAVE HABDWAH1 JCentral Oead 81 o s Jc vCoj DR G McCLUSKEY 1 U2 Hor,Whlai Ave, SSShK1 Ineijidence 814 Evenings by Appointments Howell Michigan , fiRB SND J Bca,sJla FBEP CjJJDHOFF 8c 11 Repairing MYfiON 1 HUGHES Plumbing and Heaana State 8717 Lakeside Drive license Bush iflfce P H SWABlttOUT 4 SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modem quipmen Ambulance Service XSiKKmSmSSmBVfSi and ram Property A Speciality f LEE LAVS General msurance OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ays Howell t MHfelgan fnoce 358 Residence 61 LLOYD Uvesteck Hauflna Than esd Fssd ays 0io Man GLIB Ledwidge was Notre Dame tram Thursday un til Tuesday Miss Verqoica Ledwkigle of Dexter spent Sunday with Mrsl Baymonda Morris andfamily David Ledwidge and Tom Mohlman were guests at a chick en dinner Saturday night at the Iiois Shirley home, Don Griffith and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday callers at the Joe Griffith home Mrs, Edna Spears and Jack horn, from fflrrFSVe 8 J TS , It a man iStft able to eat tha foods he likes hes in mriy sorry sliupe imagine gcig through lite without being able to r ijoy a fine big platter of I 1VUD trLUu ,0 w bacon and eggs That is the wQy jgj attended a dinner Sun ifWiit JVV1 , U S ond Con 101 OK lUnrnnmoRmnc OAL HEATER Kodet 520B 3 lb Coal Cap I YeH thi modern conveniens and amazing essbomy of tht WARM MORNING heater U rolf a sensation Its the only beatet of its Idnd In the world Exclusive, patented Intefeiof construcdoa results In an abundance of tlean, healthful heat and big fuel savings Heats ill day and night without refueling Boos any iad of coal, coke o briquets Semfrsftjtotnatls, afjsriM feed Start a fire but once a year I VAt is and see the dependable, lowcost , ITAail MORNTNO today rABMBR Tm SUPPLY COMPANY, Max BuselL Mc Joseph N Damiliot, 3414 E 5th Seat, Day i ton Oiiu, vcd to be, but f,e he has iTn taking HADA COU he r s he fc Is jurt fine iiii is jibi to enjoy lots , and Jols of tue W9 frjs Mr Da mil lot fot n i that takiiv HADACOL helped rrs sVilern r in a defickmcy cf Vitamins 8,, Niacin and Iron Hare i5 F r Umilotis elaliment Mr fust bottle of HAD ACOI r d methat HADACOL v t I noeded for t1 gas rr r ach at nifll 1 couid nut Kt1 lood on friy ti, i ache but after the first b I was goin, rcat, IJow i bacon cw egi, and other fc, that never would stay with rre I also cn sleep well at night Thanks to HADACOL I will never be without it, and aw recommend it to all who Euilev i with the above ailments that 11 had I know because I hava suffered for quits srme time, e 1850, Th LcBInc Covnrfetion AUCfIONEEB Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WYUE Phone PJnekney8F2 RfjTUaERATION SERVICE HAPOLD RADY Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinckney 154F3 DK C I TOWNER Phone 64F14 Plnckney, hOoh CAflTIES Concrete Produce QrcnnL Saa Top Soil Road Aratrel rnl DP Road BuUdfna Blocks LaM, Piece or Contract 7628 Toma Rd, Pinckney, Mich Phone Dexter 3116 JOHN E McCLHLLAND STERLING INSURANCE OCX DentUt day aiven by Mr, and Mrs,Art Krych in Howell in honor of the christenina of their dauqhter i The Merlin Amburqev family clalled on Mrs, Flora MacArtor at McPhersan Ihospdtal, Howel Sunday afternoon The Oscar Beck family were Saturday dinner quests of Mrt and Mrs, Merlin Ambiraey, Miss Alberta Dinkel was home 1 n Special fteiffesentattve 8044 Portage Lake RoacL Dsxier Teiepnon 469 iXoweU Phone Dexter 3461 H w wriiE HOTARY mSURANCB and BONDS PHONE iff PINCKNEY 1169 Pinckney RdTHoweU Mtafc A A A A A APhil Barney Kralzmillcr J Livingston Jounty Phone 2SSM Ann Afpor AflVS Repreeiitae iwj four days last week on account FOR SALERoyal typewriter in oS ilktess qood conditions 20, edso marble Mrs, Albert Dinkel spent the pP dxMsn Lucius Do9 FOR SALETip Top Grill at ii bt Pinckney, Ideen week end at the home in Howell Ernest Kew Phprm 42 , West Main FOR SALE OR aENTottre o Pt iof ideal couple, WU1 a, Huron River, Lakeland, MtGh S qe fcr buyer to Durchase TATTPQ s TOT OF CAREFUL rooms, balcony iull bath and ja but prefer sellinq the buife PI ANNING TO RUN A FARM shower, screened porch, electric Terms arranged to suit buyer FLAwmnw iw nwn langealso coal jackor hotwater Anyone deainnq miormaten ccdind one of the main thtnqs ts heater, qood gn I Mrs, Skinner No 9, providinq a backloa for the fu ,D M Baker 5e5i Femdale Dr FOR 8ALE j Wgodf TA st V4 TwitVi rf T rtlraArmn Minn Earl Gnlhm ture, Toke care of that with cr Lakeland Mich bank account for the future, It ,, ,, ir, w,an vnu FOR SALEOak Dinette in good RCiSM FOR RrtBoard tt certainly doss add WPwhen vou condrtiop VWian Ledwidge sired Mrs L J Mettnmemake reqular deposes , LRrlTCocker ferxm 13i6 cfcY , TART BUILDING YOUR CASH iels, Marfe Mfch phone 61F12 The Clare Sunday in assc REBWVE HERE fqkfa pent, Mr, and Mrs, Curtis Pateerson itrrherlblksand Mary Holt Stockbridqe call ed at the Stanley Dinkel home JftjAta2Sl ta Slindavaitom0n k7me Frid Tuqht Mr7and PERSONABIX GTn weT4fttet Mrs, Louis Swarthout was a Mrs, Douqlas Douqjas Smith and RATES 1 S tantlh Patent at McPherson hospital Mr, and Mrs, Don Darlina were teSS WlIowU last week, hoslesses J and White Rocks 1 H Reds, vus hP Vu Whie Leqrms and HyLines, all BSIftg hatched from Wood test 3d stock L AR9LD GRANDALL The Pettysville Civic Assn imp xtrrnv OP NOW hatchinq Hacse VOMI ohiok 3 HglL , met at the Clifford VanHorn REAL ESTATE, MpOTGAGE OR d with now FOR SALEjIn Dexter, pieaeoBt I , TP REASONABLhi gQB gQUlfe HATCHERY story, ceatally located two story Phone 3 Howell even room house bth on eMsV 1 THE FTRST NATIONAI BAN HowcU Mich Member Federal tVpeitt frsur roH SSrleaW whiopinq S0 hoay o icwn Cail cream from State Accredited Arbor 2 7883 after, r P m en Banqs and Tuberculin Tested, WANiEDLady wanfe general Herd 100 a qt VanHorns Hill house work to do or cleaning by ,4 T aide armt Phone 69F2 the day, Phone 91F21 mqu4r or Federal IVpeeit insur ,, V a 5730 Hinchev RaaA ance Corporanon, wTDeposits FOR rENTi Cottuge at Pcaqe gnY SSeduTto 10400 for each suitabsTict 2 or 3 people FOR SALEA11 white ki, 8 P IwSof ,J i PhoneT 112fF22 Pinckney I ranqe, coal or wood, qood as 13T 177JriTltla pi newcheap Phone Pinckney If L11 iL FOR 3ALEUnrversal Electric ne , 1 r , J HOW TO COMBAT INFLATION rWqwo i Earlaii3 The Credit Committee of thrjjpfgjj I rneTll2fF22 Pinckney Iranqe, coal or wood, qood as rLuSyeraTElectric Re j gCheap PhojPhnckneyJirA orator, 6 ft, good condition ,WOMAN WANTEDTo 1sw2STtoj 3 children for 2 weeks No laun INTEDA ride for 2 people lp ph l37F21 0,, The redit Uommittee Ji WANTED A ride iorX PfP dry Phone 137F21 Pinckney Americn Bankers AssoclaaH d from Ann Arbor, arnving 1 i DUALITY eats ruit Grooefie Vegetables 1 iriq pwer of the Dollar 1 Us what you have T Mcft laet wear It out v2 Buy only what you ned 0 For necessities not for greed 3, Pay cash flrirsn possible ixed cio leaving j FOR SALEBaby scales, ear bee, eeot, cheap Inquire 113B0 Rivet Bank Hi land Lake IKpATJEMixea ciover and alf rOR SALEPotatoes, Cabbage 4 1 htav also ewcl cuttiiig bitOnione aha haygiso m , ,,, Tie Umstead Farm aBSteWWTtaot waUdnq plow, waqon, two Jf cook stove, other articles too ruy won i K Inumerourto mention Cash Pric is the low price William Cooper, phone144Mi 4, Use credit oarefuny fglTSATjrRecorfplayer with a , Pay down all you can pay V play8 through any or all j all you can ach month, gwff 200,ftCost,520, 5Save all you eon WiU 1 25Q0phone ISOIn your beaik account In U, Wlil H S Savfnq Bonde ATTENTION Saws filed Retoofnnst Lawn Mowers Sharpened All Work Don By MaStee am Guaranteed h Mandell tlC 24 River Lane Drive cn oG ,moioyer Roy Qarks stLv Fish 6 596 Mower Road or pnone WbBeXir actions Howell Mich M NcnnYcrfladcum All deposits up to 10,000 in suxed by our membership ih the Federal Deposit Iftstrance Cor potarJon Market Prices Courteous Clark SPOT CASH FOR DEAD OR DISABLED STOCK stov rmckney Rhone 1241 DeUcr airtrkatt pco C H Uo 9tafes6tw GOOD QUALITY O A L ALL ON HAND V HORSES 10 Each COWS 10 Each HOGS S50 per Cwt Prompt and Courteous Service Phono Collect To HOWELL 450 CARL SIM PROMPT DDiVERY IXLipe Sons v l te ,i 1, r iS 1 Mf iV JriCiMiY5W40nli f c ,, ,1,4, , , , At i , 1 I 1 V 1 5, v Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch January 31, 1951 Description An account of the resource January 31, 1951 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 1951-01-31 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch