357 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e665b097f5f9c090835f6ce97a260db4.pdf d9fd37cf47c3172e675a4605bbc31970 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. ,BIWP v Voiimime 73 MICHIGAN MIRROR Voters must deal with an importaut educational issue in Novemberif the petitions of the Michigan Edu ational Aasn are filed It wouldtake the office of the supt of pub lie instructoin out of politics andhave him appointed by the stateboard of education Members oi the state boarDf education would stillelected but they would serve 8 Candidates for the Wednesday, June 5, 111956year terms Democratfitfteiit Outranboard would have to submit petttoins from 20 counties with at least2T0O0 signers To put this on theballott 219,000 signers are required About half that number havebeen coHectedThe Democrats wouldpreferr the supt be appointed bythe governor Michigan Amvet ComEawm NumQn is circulating petitions to le ise bingo The proposal is slightly j sil,Ct 194 when jjargaret Brogandifferent from the one defeated 2 Ye editor attended the Democratf A full house attended the annual j ft Marye lailKQcstate convention as delegate last commenccement at Pinckney high I Jew tr Albert tscfeatu, raster Friday and Saturday at Grand Rap fhool Friday night Following the Sunday JiaaH and 1000 aoaiUs with Murray Kennedy and Lev, custom of Supt Reader the differj Nfena devoUooa, Friday evening1enzo Murphy It was the first lint ent P8 were sP1Jt up anio he attended since 1938 when he groups and every graduate hadwent 3 times with Ue Lavey about I1 the program The salutato rVai time who was on the county i b Elizabeth Miars was the onlcommittee as treasurer Part not pKt UP Elaine Johnand Sally Miller tied for first andThe caucuses of the different dis gave valedictories The elass history was given by 4 Prize Winning Essay v CURRENTMY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBIL ITIES AS A CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATESBy Marilyn Gustafson jThe fiijat steps o success are hon est outspoken pride and faith in our U0 9 m and Suadaj b country that is simple frank and e00 MAM I cver present If we have this pride rjHwjfc J und fith we shall appreciate our reatttonfraaion, Friday evening afterNoreaa Devotioas and Saturdaj troae 730 to 900tore the 8trtts were held at the PantelindTriday night to organize and selectdelegates to the national convention at Chicago A peculiar situation exists here Due to population Gen eounty cast 59 caucus votes,3d and Livingston 8 soGenesee runs the show They weredisposed to be generous this year and their chairman said that asLivingston had not had a delegateyears ago Township officials through theirorganizations are submitting petitions to return property assessmentsto their control The court latyear gave it to the state board ofequalization , A Detroit attorney Gregory cm j ton voted 7 to 1 for Lavan In the bill t liit the i G h hwas named, Genesee would Vote togive Genesee 2 delegates an alter tenate, Livingston a delegate andIngham 2 alternates Ingham kicked on this Livingston nominated Martin La van Then Don Moon of Ham burg nominated himself for deleate A recess was taken and Living sensibilities and if we live up toftev Choretieediy, faatarseniors, the prophecy by 9, the gift S S Supt , Walter caatoty by 12, the will by 9 and the Morning Wonhif, 100senior trip by 2 Mike Heath, Nancy j flonoay Scfc el 1100Case and Dick Imus sang, James Young Peoples MeetingKright had the song and Leslie j Cottage Fellowship Service them, we shall keep the words,AnAmerican Citizen, the noblest titI le any man can beari Ihu most important duty of a free In a recent speech in DetroitJilted States Senator Chaa Potter said the big federal road building and war contracts will or ease the uneployment probin iiii liMigan The senator was,cv of his trolley or figured pjopic he was talking to werei caue of the unemployment in i hiai a LK huge backlog of i irsoij ears in Michigan 22000J snen ,mostty in Detrcii out of work On this the Deirou Fre iJiess says Neither deGreen the poem The big interest is always in the tclass awards A new one of 150was added this year by Thomas Bon Wedaeedayi man is to voie Its also a great fense contracts rt federal roadproZ,u S ed1ln 1 will be big enough or come gh to provide major refiefg but a revival of the autoJ0 that the average judgement of all sXi,1 Ol u together will be all riyht AmChurchBen J W Winger ratar crui frutn the tiniest unit of community life up to the Bijj Whitener school board member essay on the subjectand responsibilities as a mobile market will put these men Uuk to work Neither can we imagon, is s gar troit ay j I teubmitting a bill to limit the meantime Genesee had a change of idttgof wages Itprovides dsnd made another motionimshriieTTt of g tthat wages shall not be garnshieed giving themselves 2 delegates andfor any merchandise but groceries aa alternate Ingham a delegate and The legislature iself is submitt alternate and Livingston an alter an amendment providing an age lim nate There is not a great deal ofit of 21 for members of the legisla difference The alternates sit on the i onvicted fi ith th dltd hit of 21 for mtuve and barring anyone convicted fioor with the delegatesand as theof felony for breachtrust or conversion of public convention last 5the delegates are and part ofys missingDon Weeks director of develop, they get plenty of chances to votement wants more than the 100,000 At Detroit one year so many dele, given him to attract new industries gatt s were missing when a countyto Michigan He says other states l0i was called ye editor had to spent 3,000,000 cast the Livingston county vote on aI poll for member of state board ofNOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION agricultureThe Annual Election of the Pinckney Community Schools, Livingstonand Wnshtenaw counties, held in the Pinckneythe 9th day of July Athe purpose of electing The caucus organized with Samwill be Cavpenter,Flint, chairman and Lloydschool on j Miller of Lansing, vice chairman, 1956, for I Euth Wiggins, Deerfield, secretary the United States The 3 judges were MrsLulu Darrow,WeIton Cham bcrlain and Mrs Marilda Clark, jThey awarded first prize to Marilyn Gustafson The first Thomas and Mary Readaward of 25 for the highest 4 year the best i 9 iiOUSe, J buiU n thC and iS i ski11 auto worker going outyT I Miming Worship 1046 a, m bossed by it SiMjrs Mgnt prayer meeting Jury duty is a important responCborcfe at 100 silility When we receive a noticeVM pThe PeufesMtt West between Mala and VnadiUa StreetiHer Keith Ruegaegger, Pastor8unday School 945 a m1050 AM800 p 0b400 p nuIM p maverage in English was won by ill Mowing Werehipaine Johnson and the second of 15 Youth Group, by Sally Miller This was started byTlkwinrService J p rathe late Lucius E Wilson some 35 years ago and continued by the Read families after his death Monday 35 seniors left on a 10day trip to Washington D C andpoints east 8 seniors did not go forvarious reasons The ffollowing furnshed cans Midge Miller Merwin of jury duty, our first reaction maybe, Hrother, how can I get out ofthis It interferes with our workrLiid play Its a lot of trouble and the pay is chicken feed Vet anyonewrit dodges this responsibility Isfading away from the foundation ofoiifi of cir countries broadest free dorTne oDTIgatloFtoseTve on ajury is the reverse of the right to trial by jury There is a saying that goes,Law I an give us our freedom i shovelling gravel The senatorihcrst va on a line with Herbertli ilosperity is just aroundUu corierCampbells George Enquist, Alta fcCJ Shirey, Howard Thayer, Supt Reader, Mrs J Johnson, Mrs Ed Ritter, Mr and Mrs Edsil MeyerTHE COUNTY LEAGUETe county soft ball league start WadSUMMER BIBLE SCHOOLThe 16th annual Summer BibleSchool for this community is June11 to 22 9 to 1130 a mClassccs for s from 4 up according t the I ryjresentativcs notschool grades All children welcome to theCalvary Mennonite Church Th of alcoholic Devemges inthe hig league base ball parks issiiul to be causing rowdyism but ia tj nated because the clubs claim t i reviiuic derived fiom it is needk r 1 tu krtrp the chtbs otrt of the fedThe sale of beer is not permitted inPennsylvania or Washington D Clvk In Pennslyania a strongeH it is bentf made to get a billlegallizing itGLENN H1NCHEYGtenn Hinchey, son of Burdicked Ipnday when Hamburg met the aucj Mary Doane Hinch y , was JcwleVville team Pinckney plays born July 19, 1887 on the farm OMaOne Trustee lo yearerm of 3 yearsOnPolls will be open from 12 p mto 8 p m as provided in Section 76,Chapter 3 of the School Cod, revisionof 1955NoteIndividuals must indicate ontheir petitions the team of office one year or three years for whichthey are candidates Eric Rose, Sopretary MilJord there tonight and City Sei Q west of Pinckney where ieA Fowlerville Friday All county aiKj his brother, Orla, have oprrutand Ervin Snyder, Brighton on the iWKUe Rames are at 90a p m ed a dairv fam for iny ycalsHuresolutions committee, Th Wnckney Girla team spootor graduated from Pinckney highs tvl by th Kiwanis also tonight1905 N Hi, ell vy tn lwll mav iMmgm scnool in LVViSaturday the convention did not All girls games are at 700 p mThe Surviving are 2 brothers, Fran,ger started until noonThe order of irls wko are on the team are jn Tampa Florida, a brother, D Vbusiness was to approve the action Marilyn VanSlambrook, Cathy Wilt of perry and 2 sisters, Nellie Uuel,of the district caucuses the night be se Francis Higgs, Midge Higifi, of Qwosso and Mrs Laura Smith ofFLOURIDE PROGRAMThe Flouride program will startat the Pinckney Elementary schoolThursday, August 2 More detais later Dorothy Dinkel, chairmanLIBRARY NEWSThe new book at the Library isMental Health by Low Dr Low is t cicizens are deprived of the right tofounder of Recovery Inc j voe The governor may not put t oe at Chicago but he will get a lot37,200 archers bagged some 2310 publicity Gov Williams was endorsdeer last year which is a 62 success oJ as president an WJH get Michifirearms hunters got a 175 success, j ans vote on e first ballott After in Blue Creek last week had trav tnat tnc delegates may vote for any f re on organization and delegatesto the national convention The differert chairmen gave their rejortsnnd all were approved Gov Williams Anyone wishing to play contact Ckerrie Gndith, Janet Shirley Jack Sasketchawen The funeral wsie Rutlede, Delia Davis, Joyce Weg Sunday at the Swarthout Funeralcner The girls want more player3 Home, Rev Winder oATifiatiii,spoke and gave his Civil Rights res olution which he will try to put inthe national platform at Chicago,It is called the Second Emancipation Proclamation and is the most drastic civil rights plank ever framed, Itcalls for abolition of the poll taxand educational test by which rcei are disenfranchaised in south the barring of any senator orcnuicsfimen from states whoseelled 175 miles from the place where it had been tagged Ridiculous legislation in rabbit onepleaseStevenson, Kefauvar Cathy WiltseFinckney played a practise gameat Hamburg Thursday night andlost 4 to 1 as Jim Bennett threw a 2hitter Joe Esper of Portage Lakejpitched for Pinckney with Jack Young catching Owing to Bill Jeffreyp farewell party, Reader, Moriar ity, Gus Ledwidge and Joe Jeffreyes were missingMEMORIAL DAY OBERVANCEFinckney had her second memorialDay observance last Wednesdaywith Rev Winger as chairman The was led by John Burg onhs spiirited charger and about a dozen other horsemen, mostly from theLeo Davis farm Mayor Dinkel in Buvial in the Sprout CemeteryRidicu g jjhunting came up in South Carolina f Negroes played a bigger part in last week A bill was introduced tnjs convention than ever before,to let children hunt them with a Cong Diggs was chairman, the first and Haqriman had representative 1 E ran don Whites convertible withCharles Hill of Howell, the speakervere in the fir9t car followed by j ood citizens respect and obey the thvujrli the legisaturelaws of their countryWe dont evade The claim is made the revenue isthem but cooperate with themAfter ru ued by the Philadelphia and Pittsni there rnale by UH through our Luv team This is denied by someby any one I h IitLburv team is staging aor jjroup of men I c n oback reival with their winningWe should pay our taxes under I streak and outdrawing many wheresndinly Kvery hour oi every day I te U1 ol beer is permittedami nifcht our safety our hevi ih,our security, and our valuables are Miaf r McCarthy who is not norprotected y public servants paid and rifvcr has been an Eisenhowerfor by our taxesWhen it comer, time war carries considerable weight into fay them lets ask ourselvesWould I like to do without this prtition Wnen weve answereltl, well pay oui1 taxes understandiiiply and maybe even cheeei fully We should work freely and willhily for our country in times oiuar and peace We should defend,pi elect and respect our flag at anycoit We shornI held thcle truths tobe self evident, that all men arecreated free and euaLwas yiven tous in the Declaration of Independciu Lets Jive up to it in everytlintfht, word and deed la ourthoughts our expressions, and ouractions at our homes, our schools v iu reevfiT wemay be, lets vow tha, wo will avoid any prejudice basedon class, race or religion There isone law written long before ourtime, that will last long1 after we At the state conventionthere he forced the endorsementof MI Divis for U S senatorM r iic veteran senator, Alex Wyli ulio is up for relection Wyliti a Hiij percent Eisenhower iUpjorti This McCarthy accomplishedby blatin ijsnhowers foreign aidwhich is not popular inWisconai1 Senator Wylie must oppore Jnv lilack in the primariesaiul Wylies friends want President LKS lier to endorse himnre RonDo unto others asvmid that they do unto younone were madt second choicestick Then slingshots, air gunshow and arrows and bommerang3 vere added, A member then offeredan amendment to allow them topoint their finger at a rabbit andtay bang This sent the bill back tocommittee negro ini the hisory of the state toso preside The 6th district chairman is colored and so are many of thftdj strict chairmen from Detroit and Font Detroit also has 4 negroes inthe legislature,, others decorated bicycles, BoyScouts, Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts,4H and other organizations The days program with Charles LHill of Howell was on the square, und played at the program The South Lyon VF W firingsquad fired salutes at both cemeteries At St Marys where Rev ANNOUNCMENTThe engagement of BarbaraStone daughter of Mr and MrsLyle Stone of Pinckney to GordonFoster , son of Mr and Mrs Otto Foster is announced They will beFr Albert Scchmit spoke briefly married July 4 The bridetobe gradthere are 22 soldier dead and at the uated from Pinckney high schoolPJnckney Cemetery where RevWingj hs month Her fiancee is stationeder spoke there are 38 soldier dead at the naval station at Great Lakes, hereThe ball game between Pinckneyand Stoekbridge high schools endedthe days events Chris Campbellpitching his first and only game ofthe year scored an easy 14 to 5 vietoiy Lonnie Huhman, Don Packer IS GIVEN RECEPTIONWilliam Jeffreys who is retiringafter some 25 years as head of thei and Mark White each hd 3 hits and Satary Engineering Dept of theDick Higfs 2CARD OF THANKSWe wish to thank the school boardOBSERVE C0LDEN WEDDINGMr and Mrs Irvin J Kennedy will mark the occasion teachers the kitchen help,the janitors and students for tthe very nice farewell party they gave us lastTnursday night at the school Mr and Mrs William Jeffreys OO The dept will map 17 lakes in ickney school was iven a farewe dinner at the school Thursdayrigh, by the faculty and teacher He revived a purse of 50, Supt , making the presentationHethe faculty and ttoachcrs the of his family were thereis a veteran of World War 1and served in France He married Bessie Fitzsimmons and has threesons, Patrick Joe and Jack and a youLetit shine forth from the heart of ev pry numWt should support our free publicscbool system Our public schools provide the roots of freedom It has been i,America ffars no enemy but noranceIt is our duty to teach the comingrLizen that next to love of God is love of country W must not forget the responsibilities and duties we accept by ourtuuptance of the blessings we enjfy LIVINGSTON LODGE CALENDAR FOR JUNEJune 15, 8 p m FC degrees June MStia berry Festival atStoekbridge 7 p m Lansing Lodcfe No 33 to put on Masonic dramaSunday, June 2 4 Excursion to theMichigan Masonic home at Alma byMasons and Stars and families Toput on program for guests at thehome The sernte at Washington hashi, passed a bill which providesdeath penalty for aJl 3rd offenderi convicted of dope sales to youth ulcr 18 yrsThe mimimum sentencevoild bf 10 years in prison Theai A objection applies to this asto all other law, inadequate enforcemen 1 We have thousands of lawson thj books and all fail to a consiJerable extent due to lack of enforrementThe isolationists and old Taffitesarc all stirred up by the approval bj Preiclcnt Eisenhower of the visit ofGen Xafhan Twining, chief of staffto Rod liussia They want no truckwhatsoever with Red Russia ndsjy all this sociaibility will maketue brand of neutralism as practisedby In iia and Indonesia respectable hny shoud remember that the preiidont has vast experience in Russian affairs and he would not givenGenera Twinning his blessing unless ho knew what he was doingThere are but 2 courses open with Russia, War or Peace, and no at to achieve a better understandshould be neglected WILLIAM DICK SONWilliam Dickson, 69, died at his at Whitmore Lake Tuesday of Bnyhton She leaves 2 sisters, Mrs, TELIA ANN BRADYClio Ann Brady passed away on 2 at the ho,,e of her nephewincas Anderson of Royal OakSI e vas the u,uhter of Phillip andMury Ann ady of Genoa andspent her L there except for last 6 years, when she livedthe lower peninsula and 16 in the daughter, Mary Ann observe their Golden Wedding Wedding on Sunday, June 10 A High Mass at St Maryi ia Pinckay at ft t At 100 p the family Will beip y MkWgmB Cohonored at a family dinner at the hftg bcen named Elementary School upper this summerMichigan Conservation magazine e best publicationin its field by the Amercain AMOC iation f Contervatkt, O E S CHAPTER NO 145Officers of the Chapter will not a heart attack He was the son of Joe James Giny and Mrs MargantDckson of Pinckney He marriel McCleer of Iegfjry and a brother,Viola Swarthout of Pinckney in 1915 J A Brady c BrightonHer parentSle survives Also 2 sons, Maynard veiv membrs of St Marys churchand William jr and 3 grandciiudien when it was htiittT re is a sister, Mrs Edna Hopkins Tlj f neraJ was held at Stof North Lake and 2 brothers Clyde, nf rch, Brighton with of Detroit and Henry tn the west L M mn, celebrant RevA brother, Clarence, is deceaesed, I of Koyai Oak was deacon and St The funeral is at the Swarthout Abrtt ScLnitt of Pinckney tubFincral Home Friday at 2 p m, co1 Burial was in CalvaryU Compton of Whitmore Lake ofic iMinc Burial in Pinckney Cemetery, t CARD OP THANKS We wish to thank all ourThe ctp is purchasing 2965 more ftnd neighbors fora es of hunting lands, mostly innr vthern Mich gan except 73 acreswear formals, Friday night, June 81 at Dansville Virginia VxNonnn W M 26 fire burned over 28acres f teirkindness and for the flowep the iljm and death one Also Rev Winged lor da ofPTHE MNCKN1T DISPATCEJOB 6 U19M Vvr Look for the gyin food stores, restaurants, daUss eisfjshsie, Let thssi remind you to est more, esrH aersj BfBk, real buttsr sad ice cream To enjoy cheese and real cream more oftsn tsenrich yoor recipeswith evrated ssflk and noafss dry milk In short, to get more c ul the food thinss Americasdairy farmers provide at a time when they sre, more than ever, Junes Best Bays When visiting Wait Disneys fabulous fynrjni am the osdting dairy foods display inTomonowland Learn bow easy it is to eat better for lessRediscover the miracle of milk and the foods made from it number dance 0TclwstrsStaes 1870he Hved in Pinckney He joined theCong, church in 1881 Albert L Smith of Chilaon andJfnnie Stackable of Hamburg weremarried at Brighton Tuesday byiftfcv Pr Statfcabfe Gregory will celebrate July 4A new ball team came from Howeli Saturday to play the PinckneyJumors and beat them If to 5Cora and Joie Devereaux closodtheir school term ast Friday Miss Beatrice Lamborn closed hersctool term at Plainfield last week,Louise Monks in the Hauae, FannieMurphy at Gregory, Claire Led raff at Sprout xcvoa e Tttttrcwitige at Woodrufi and Ella Murphy at Sprout John Fitzsiromons is a patient atthe Michigan State San aear How eil nnCasper Culhane is travelling for a liatype company in Colorado Sydney Sprout assisted by MissFrnkie Mills and Miss Kennedy ofPirrkney gave a recittal at ths Charles Townsend home in Stockbridge Friday night for 14 of his piano pupils HOWELLTHEATREHOVEUL MICHIGANTos7 WedTVhurs Jusw 677 RoMRa Podesta and Jack Seraaa SBHELEN OF TROYla Cinmtascope and Colorrrisay SaunUy, Jnns 1, 2Friday, Saturday, June 8, 9 Double Feature ProgramWalt DisneysTHE AFRICAN LION In Tehnicolor LEE THEATREWHsTMOUFriday, Saturday, Jtt 8, t THB SPOfcUBIN Technicolor withAnn Baxter JeffBory GsJhosmBRING YOUB SMILE ALONG WitsFrankie Unse, Keith BrassoU tad Constaace TowersColor CartoonDennis Morgan and Patricia Medina laURANIUM BOOM Cartoon Sun, MOIL, Toes, Jus It, 11, 12FORBIDDEN PLANETin Cinemaikope and ColorWitaWalter Pidgeon, and Ann Fraidft Featorettc News Cartoon0 MSiAtkm Wry Mfdttoi CpyrtM Walt IAMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN 702 National Tower, Urk S, Michisan Ixduslvc VttUU 00 DuoTrimRotary Mowtr BerquistThe ball game with the Ann ArArbor Michagamma team Sunday was rained out Howell plays her next Sunday Lloyd Dickinson, 28, of Howll,,,was killed at 1100 a m Sundaywhen his car went through the fence on the winding hill on theHowell Rd, Harry Michaels of Howell came to the Louis Shehanhome Saturday night where his car broke downj Sunday Jhe borcKxwed brothers car and brought Dickj along to drive one of the carsback He apparently lost contipl onthe winding hillArchoke Hofnesian arrested forbeating his wife here was put on a probation by Justice StoweRalph Plummer on the Mark Melvr farm had a cow killed by lightSaturday zTrifon Pian has moved from the te farm to the Bredaa farmRevEsic will move on the Coste farm The Reason family attended ashower at the Clare Reason home inHiiand Park Friday for VirginiaRane of Whitmore Lake Sunday, Mondavi, June 10, 11, Matinee Sanday, 2Q p ss Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jonesist Rodgers Hammersteins M CAROUSELIn Cinemaseope and Color Cartoon Wednesday, Thursday, JOBS IS, 14THE YEARLINGIn TechnicolorWithGregory Pack and Jane WymanColor Cartoon snd Late News oooo3CI0 DriveJn THEATREWed, Thur, June 12, 13, 14Humphrey Bogart and Jan StirlinglaTHE HARDER THEY FALL CartooBSYLVAN THEATRE ,Thur, Fri Sat, June 77, 8, 9 By Popular RequestBILLY, THE KID ts TechnicolorwithRobert Taylor and Brian Donllevy Friday, Saturday, June 8, 9SIEGE AT RED RIVER in TechnicolorWithVan Johnson and Joaan Dmalso LAW VS BILLY THE KID in Technicolor withScott Brady and Betta St John Also CartoonJune, Mom, Tues, June 10, 11, 12 1WRM rSiSfMS iN CEMAScoW C ICOLp R Ends rcikng i Chop s bot h clipping s an d leave s int ofine mulc h tha t improve s you r lawn Ind s Iran d trimmin g i Cut s righ t u p t o fence s an d othe robstacles Ind s UTurns l Reversibl e handl e save s time T oMvtrt e direction , jus t revers e handle jfaHAV E A FRE E HOM E DEMONSTRATIO N IW e hav e th e ne w DuoTri m Powe r Mowe rjus t right for you r lawn 1 8 o r 21irc hsize , rotar y o r reel Bes t buys mad e b yih e maker s o f famou s DuoTher m Hom eHeater s an d Wate r Heaters TH E LAVE Y HARDWAR ESAFS SAY I T A WIT H ROWERS fro aHELLER S ROWER S fTATI O F MICHIGA NTh e Probat e Cour t for the Couat yo f Livingston I n th e Matte r o f th e Estat e o f Mar gare t Stackable, DeeeatedAt session of said Court, held onMsy 21, 1956Present, Honorable Hirasi R, SmithJudge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That thepetition of K Leola Lavey, formerlyK Leola Stackable, the administratrixof said estate, praying that her final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons entitled thereto, will be heard at the Probate Court on June 12, 1956, at ten A MIt is Ordered, that notice thereof begiven by publication of a sopy hereof ror three weeks consecutively previousto said day of bearing, ia the Pisckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner causs a copy of 0is notice to bo I John Boyer and wife were undayguests of the Reuben Gentner family in Ann Arbor G Cheryl Meyer is staying at theWalter Clark home this week while her parents are on the senior trip The Margaret Clark family wereSunday quests of the Jerry Clarkfamily of Silver Lake The Torn family of Ann Arbor called on themlast Wednesday Mrs Stanley Dirfcel and childrenspent the week end at the James Sweet home in Battle Creek Sunday Mrs Dinkel attended the grad uation of her nephew, John Broganat Notoe Dame Sunday, Monday, June 10, 11THE MAN IN THE GRAYFLANNEL SUITin Cinemascope and ColorwithGregory Peck and Jennifer JonesalsoTWENTYFOUR HOUR ALEBT Also CartoonTues, Wed, Thur, June 12, IS, 14 FeaturettsCartoonTHE TENDER TRAPIn Cinmasope and ColorFrank Sinatra and Debbie Reynolds also LwithEdward G Robinson and Nina FosnCARTOONSC J Clinton visited his brother,Walter, at Black Lake last weekThe Herb Palmer family were Sunuy quests of the Herb Palmerjr family in FlintThe fire engine was called to theHerb Palmer home Friday when thefuvnace pipe insuation caught firs Not much damageBottle Gasj rOR COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDserved upon eac party in inHowellHlnchey of Tampa, FlorD P Hbchey of Perry werebtn Uuit week by the death brother, Glenn Hinchey GBSSTTatk violators paid mt in fln last weekflstss si IS Ytars Af erjh 14 HBB I Kennedy en Kennedy ennumbsr of rela Is honor ofW The progTam is as follows Invocation,Rev Lewis Don Salutatory, AliceGearhart History, Mexine SmithSoJo, Bev Biic Will, CliffordChnmTi Prophecy, Lucille Kennredy Solo, Mrs Baughn Poem,Elizabeth Spears Class Song, Ar loa Esic GifUtory Janet FeidlerValedictory Russell Read Solo,Dor othy Wilson Presentation of diplomag and awards Benedictionsv Netes of 48 Years AgeThe rural mail carriers at theirmeeting at Howell elected HenryAppleton, Brighton, presG WDinkel, Pinckney, vice presidentand Floyd Perkins Howell, sectreasTeeple Hardware got in a car ofenient his week Leo Monks who closed hit termPettysville school will go back therenext year Sutton Bros Show put on a verygood entertainment Although their band had only 8 pieces they put ona good concert31 members from Pinckney atttended he Hamburg Maccbee dinThursdayFlorence Kice graduated from thoschool of music at the U of M atAnn Arbor this weekThe Pinckney ball team opened the season at Gregory Saturday andlost 3 to 1The 17 piece Unadilla Band camsover Wednesday night and gave a concer They were treated to icecream at Swarthout Placewysby the businessmenClyde Darrow is working at JacksonBert Pieree has sold the Milling,ton Gazette to W Brooks, an em i pjoyeeDr C L Sigler was the speakerlast week at the meeting of the Jack son AntlTuberculosis SocietyTKc Jackson Patriot printed his spoovh in full Dr Sigler is still actin ar, supt of the Mich State Sanat Howell, due to Dr Pearess illnessWilliam Henry Hoff Bind Billydied here Juno 5 Blind from birth he became an excellent violinist and travelled extensively through thomiddle, western and southern stateswith shows Ha also played, with tcrest at his last knows address byregistered mail, return receipt de manded, at least fourteen 14 daysprior to tuch hearing, or by personal service at least fivs 5 days prior tosuch hearingHiram R Smith,Judge of ProbateA trus copyHelen M GouldDeputy Register of Probate oooob It True ThatOpportunity Knocks But OnceHow about the income check that comes along every so often Each one is Opportunity,bringing yon chance afterchance to get ahead it takes a little plaining naturally You cant do roucM about grocer and butcher meneyButbetween necessities sad luxuries, there is a maiyia of safety you can carry forwardWork out your savings plan,and open an account at this bank Then steadily build it upwith regular depositsFIRST NATIONAL Bank PodstaJ taptnriiloBss FssVcsJJ RSBWTB OSNusl Fsderal Deposit bswrporaeJeskAH Deposits tetml Up to 110006 HOME HEATINGWYUE L P GAS SERVICEPHNE 63 HOWELL ike Jamala family of Detroit the Murray Kennedys Sunl ThieaUi day Tho Don Griffiths of Mt Pleasantwore Sunday guests of ths Jos Griff ith family DO YOUPAY YOURSELFFIRSTSmart savcfTresolve to save st least 10of their earnings You owe it to yourselfto do this too Get the habit of savin regularly ettry pMy dy ancM a smartsaver from now on Come in toon andopen a savings account Youll like our friendly people and helpful serviceTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKINCORPORATED 1918OVER NINETY YEARS OF SAFE HOWBLUmfCKKSTAll Deposits up to 10,000 insored by Our Membership fa tttt Deposit Iatroanos Mrm THB PDfCKNFT DISPATCH Wtdnesday, June 5, 111956I fcai, lift Downing Driveto Ids work as parkat tfcej Brighton Recreationj It ki Ms third season tYoung sr is a patient atMichigan State Sanitarium atBowell for observation The Dexter high school senclass left Detroit for WashingtonB C Monday by the Chespeake Ohio streamliner trainThe Dexter Kiwanis took in 1000at their rummage sale Jlora to Viace LaRosa and wifeAnn Uveraore of Dexter May 24, rahip on thetor in the afore CommunityOn June 18 the Dexter high schoolband with 37 other bands will take part in the Musk Festival at Boblo Ifn Mary Groakin, 81adaughtraf John Croakin, pioneer Dexterjmercchanta, died a Ann Arbor lastweekBrighton area residents donated140 pnits of blood at the recentblood bank there The Linden Masonic Lodge spondored a Father Son banquet lastWeek 50 attended OJSSChapter, Dexter sponsored Mother and Daughter banquetlast weekEv Charles Zeeb of Chelsea waserdained a priest at Blessed Sacrement church, Detroit June 2The Brighton state police posthas 2 new troopers450 ticket were sold in Howellk 41 school last Friday for the ex to Detroit on the Chespeake Qhio streamliner The Brighton graduating classsumbers 71, Howell 98, Hart land 20Fowlerville 51 and Dexter 50Mrs Edith Wright of HowHellef Wrights Comers has returnedPatrolman Leonard Albert of theAon Arbor police force who was tohave married Mary Lou Fairfield p Chelsea Saturday was killed onduty Thursday when his car hit a steel light pole at Main and Williams and Main St, Ann Arbor A resident ofJt least 80 day, ittonElgibility to arBoard of EdocAny qualified einxi ntioned PinckiSc tools, whose naiappears on theassessment roU and who is the ownncr in hia own righ, of the property6 assessed, shall be el,ibie to elect ion or appoinment o office in saidschool district, provided, that wherea husband or wife own property ointly, regardless of the name v i happears on the assessment roL, if otherwise qualified each shall beeligible to election or appointment toDate of Election Monday ,July Igible to election or appointment tochool office 3 school districtseeding1 the ekePlant Food PaysDividends at Unbelievable9Rate MISSOURI economist re ports that fertilizer payslividends at a rate almost unbelievable to investors in general or to farmers in particular Gordon B Nance, of the University of Missouris agricultural economics staff, said thatthe rate of return from the useof fertilizer is many timesabove that of some of the popular investments Nances statement was summarized here bythe Middle West Soil Improvement CommitteeSCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES Election of school officen will beby petition as provided for in Section 16, Chapter 3, School Code Revisionof 1955 Petitions may be obtained from EricHose, secretary of board of educationer from Wesley Reader, supt of the schools Petitions shall be filed with thesecretary of the board of educationEric Rose, on or before 400 p m, June 19, 1956 jNo elector shall sign the petitionfor mort candidates for each termthan are to be elected Each petition shall be signed by jZtot less than 25 qualified elector School electors must beA citizen of the united statesTwentyone years of age or overA resident of Michigan 6 monthprior to election Increased yields per acre canpay a 3tol return from fertilizer investmentCiting returns from some ofthe stock markets bluechips, Nance saidGeneral Motors pays lessthan 5 per cent, Standard Oilof New Jersey and U S Steel,3 per cent, General Electric3 per cent, and DuPont 2V2 per centPeople bid up the prices ofthese stocks to where the returns are lowNance said it is a differentstory so far as fertilizer is concernedOn Corn Belt land of belowaverage fertility, he said, thefirst 6 worth of fertilizer returned 291 per cent on a corncrop priced at 120 per bushel in Missouri tests The second6 worth of plant food returned 227 per cent When the rate offertilizer application was stepped up, they had to use40 worth before the returnsfrom the last addition declinedto 5 per centThe marvel of the ages isthat while almost everyoneknows this, practically no one acts on it riimm mom himFor Health and Vigor the Thrifty 3 Glasses 1Conserve Water, Use Plant FoodProperly for GoorJ Corn Croplreorn can produce more bushels per acre for each inch of water than unfertilized cornrxwjruf use of fertilizer, combined with water conservation treasures, can makethe difference between a good corn crop and a poor oAe in adry year1 That was the statement of Dr John Pesek, Iowa State College agronomist, summarized here by the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee Pesek said the soils availAble water supply can bestretched by cutting downslightly on the number of xorn stalks planted per acre This is particularly important when the subsoil moisture ii very low at planting time,he said Water conservation measuresttan include contouring, terrac ing and lister planting to helpcut down moisture loss, partic ularly from runoff, he saidFertilized corn can producemort bushels per acre for each ftfth of water thaa unfertilized corn, he said in reporting onvarious trialsPesek cited soil sampleswhicfr showed that fertilizedcorn made use of water two feetdeeper in the soil than did un fertilized plantings Fertilizernot used by the corn crop ina dry year is not a completeloss, he pointed out Experiencehas indicated that up to 60 percent of some fertilizers added to corn may carry over intothe, next seasonOther crops besides corn canshow favorable responses tofertilizer in dry years, Pesek said Hay, pasture and silagecrops respond well to the addednutrients, even when moisture supplies are well below normalThe Iowa agronomist stressedthe need for farmers to have inmind facts about probable soil moisture and average fertilizer response, when planning thisseasons fertilizer program ahon you buy i money worth in 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youl l notic etiia t make s a powerfu l differenc e i n performance And wha t a ride Oldsmobile s bigca r feature s pa yof f wit h on e o f th e steadiest , smoothes t ride s o nth e roa d s a rid e tha t nestle s yo u dow n t o th eroadsafer , mor e secure Th e Rocket s budgetwise Th e pric e i s surprisingl ylow And Oldsmobile s outstandin g resal e valu e mean sou r Old s can cos t far less to own Remember , too ,you r presen t car command s a hig h tradei n valu erih t now So , mak e you r mov e u p t o Old a 8 an ddriv e happil y eve r after 240 hp in NitietyEighi and Super U8 serii YOIM INVESTMEN T HOLDS WHE N YO U G O OVE R T O OLD S IAs k u s t o sho w yoi l th e lates t figures on resal e value oul l se e tha t yoi i ge t to p valu e today to p retur nwhe n yo u trad e o r sel l tomorrow It can actuall y cos tles s t o ge t ou t o f th e ordfnary, int o a n Olds O t ou t o f th ordinar y thi s umm r AIRCONDITIONE DOLDSMOBILE Com i n for 1 dvtall s IA QUALIT Y PRODUC T brough t t o yo u b y A N OLDSMOBIL E QUALIT Y DEALER OLDSMOBIL E BRING S YO U ANOTHE R T V SPECTACULAR , SAT EVE , JUN E 9 DO N MAI N MOTO R SERVIC E21 4 Wil t Gran d River , Howeli , M i Phone 51 4Soybea n Champio nTopDress Alfalfa ikis FallFor Extra Tons of Hay in 56Ti i Htrve y StiejeLmeie rH ARVEY STIEGELMEIER 61 , o f Normal , 111 , wh o say shig h soi l fertilit y helpe d hi mwi n th e soybea n championshi po f Nort h Americ a fo r th e fourt htim e a t th e recen t Internationa lGrai n an d Ha y Sho w i n Chicago H e ha d previousl y wo n i n 1M6 194 7 an d 1950 I n additio n t o soybeans , Stieg elmeie r raise s hybri d cor n an dcertifie d oat s seed Stiegelmeie r lime s hi s soi lregularl y an d put s o n libera lamount s o f phosphate , plu s aful l fee d o f othe r nutrients Goo d land , h t says , give s aS reater respons e t o fertilize rba n basicall y poo r land Soi lImprovemen t o n th e 330acr tfar m in Champaig n county , HI ,bega n mor e tha n 5 0 year s ag owhe n Harvey s fathe r bega nusin g swee t clove r i n th e rota tion Annual fal l topdressing s sinc e 195 0 a n maintainin g S aU, yJ Sa t 3 an d 4 ton s pe r acre , o n thi s Barre n county , Wis , fieldTo p dressin g legum e gras smeadow s lat e thi s summe r wit hphosphat e an d potas h fertilize rcan pay of f i n extr a ton s o f high e r qualit y ha y nex t year Anothe r dividen d wil l com e i nadde d protectio n agains t dam ag e t o th e legume s fro m winte rkilling , report s th e Middl e Wes tSoi l Improvemen t Committee T o obtai n fulles t benefit s fro mth e topdressing , th e fertilize rshoul d b e pu t o n a s soo n a s pos sibl e afte r th e las t cuttin g o fhay , say s th e committee Plan t foo d adde d lat e i n th esumme r o r earl y i n th e au tumn say s th e committee ,4 wil l hel p increas e th e fal lo f th e legumes I t wil l als o enabl e th e plant st o stor e u p nutrient s i n thei rrcots T tils is importan t i n tidin gth e legumes ove r sever e winte rweather Strong , wel l nourishe dtoot s anco r themselves , mor esolidl y i n th e soil Thu s the y ar e able t o withstan d th e effect s o fheavin g durin g alternat e period so f freezin g an d thawing Whe n legume s ar e fe d plent yo f phosphat e an d potash , the ycom e throug h th e winte r wit henoug h nutrient s i n thei r root st o star t growt h vigorousl y i n th espring Th e committe e point s ou t tha ti t pays , also , t o topdres s ne wlegum e gras s seedings withphosphat e potas h fertilize r i ncase s wher e the y di d no t receiv eenoug h plan t foo d a t seedin gtime Her e again , th e nutrient sprovide d b y th e to p dressin gwil l hel p th e legumes developdeeper , thicke r roo t system s t ocarr y the m safel y throug h ex trem e winte r conditions Application s o f fro m 30 0 t o 50 0Dound s pe r acr e o f a fertilize rsuc h a s Tf2010 , 02020 , 01020 ,o r 0103 0 ar e recommende d b ysom e agronomists , dependin g o nth e soil s nee d fo r phosphat e an dpotash , say s th e committt ICommunis m Is A Fals e Religio nB y J Edga r Hoover , Directo r o f th e Federa l Burea u o f Invttttgfttfeft li 1 I CAN T UNDERSTAN D ho wanyon e coul d confus e Commun is m wit h Christianity Kar lMar x coine d th e phrase , Re ligio n i s fn e opiu m o f th e peo ple H e als o wrote , Commun is m abolishe s eterna l truths i tabolishe s al l religio n an d al lmorality , instea d o f constitutin gthe m o n a ne w basis Bu t som e American s hav e bee nfoole d int o thinkin g tha t Com munis m i s jus tanothe r for mo f Christianity NonCommunis twriter s wh oshoul d kno wbette r ofte n par ro t th e Re d lin etha t Commun is m an d th eteaching s o iChris t hav emuc h i n common ,ag o i n on e o f ou r leadin g mag azine s a write r said , Pur e Com munism , Indeed , migh t b e sChristlik e doctrin e wer e i t no tfo r it s politica l implications Thi s ma n couldn t hav e know nmuc h o f th e rea l alm s an d doc trine s o f Communism A T A COMMUNIS T meetin grecentl y a speake r gav e th e tru eCommunis t positio n o n religion N o tru e Marxis t can believ e i nan y religion h e said Th eChurc h i s th e enem y o f th eworkin g clas s an d mos t b e show nfo r wha t i t i s an enem y o fth e people I n thi s h e di d no tdifferentiate Jt w o r Otntilt ,HooverSom e year sCatholic o r ProUitint , Un o difference Th t Commu nar t dedicate d t o destro yi n Ood Th e rea l menac e o f Oommuft li m I s tha t I t become s a rtUglo AI n itself a religio n utterl y op post d t o Christianity I t ha s n plac e fo r man s soul , fo r Ood , fheave n o r hell OU R STRUGGL E wit h Gtfn munis m i s moc e tha n tha t o fdifferin g politica l systtms Th tstruggl e U essentiall y religiou sCommunis m attack s al l form s o freligio n tha t bas t themselve sbelie f m Ood Par t o f th e Com mi s confusion The y hqp t t o d lvid e ou r peopl e andjt o u pbetwee n Catholi c ajlaPr oANOTH1 R IKtion Tim e find ij The yjec t thei r slogan s an d pr ogand a Int o rcTlglou s troop sth e theme s t f peace , N dtaot racy, ai d i t Q poor, an dcivi l liberties The y wi U tve nus e thing s litc t th t Strmo n of tth e Moun t an d th t Christmas 1,stor y t o furthe r thei r tw n sJmar Religiou s peopl e mus t rt itha t Communis m s s thei r frtt enemy , th e zea l o f th tChristian s overcam ei n Rom 4 int V tMUit d th eag e god s o f norther n bar barians Tha t slm t sea lconver t godles s Communists ,i s u p t o America n OhrtsUaa srecaptur e tha t lndomktabl t spir lan d t o fre t th t wor nmenace iP1SPATCH Jim 5, 111966Peopl t, lilfMYRU4 8a flowed H UtftYwStor IGERIEGENTS FURN1SHINIGOODStOCERIES SHOESGOODSKENNED I GENERAlSTORE Y editor caila on Dick Wytteat McPherson hospital, ThursdaynigfatMrs Winifred Graves, Mrs NyraWalker and Mrs James Walker of Jackson were in Pincknty Memor ial DayMeidines Rene Miller and JennieKellenberger will atjtend summerschool at the Ypsi Normal where they get their degrees this summerMrs Viola Read entertained a largenumber of relatives friends and1 and neighbors Sunday in honor of the birthday of her mother, Mrs,Claudia PetersMr and Mrs Thomas Murphy,Mr and Mrs Cecil Murphy withMrs Alice LaMay of Ann Arbor attended the funeral of Mrs MaryBeeman in St Raymonds Church inDetroit Monday of this weekMesdames Florence VanBuren ofByron and Madeline Stock of Birmingham called on Mrs Emma Dinkkel last WednesdayThe Ray Burns family entertained all their children Memorial Daybut the ConklinsMike Carr, son of the WayneCarrs has enlisted in the army andgoes to Fort Leonard Wood this week Memorial Day guests of Mrs Edith Carr were James Green of Lan sing Mr Di i UGHESPkmbinr and SuppliesElectic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters 1ETEi WE SELL WE INSTALL SERVICEPHONE UP 8 3114 1075 E M36i Jg, Mrs Doris Zinn of BattleCreek Bob Carr and Joyce Orton dahJ of Grand Rapids, Mrs Noreen Carr and Mollie of PortHuron andMike Carr of East Lansing andBarbara Haas of Gaginaw 4ThJuttICejmedy family rSweet, tangy pineapple stays fresh for awhole year in a homefood freezer or twoinone refrigeratorfreezer Its wonderful theway you can picksummer treats freshfrom your freezer allyear long No wondersmart homemakerssayFreezer Livingis Leisure LivingSEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIESEvrythng in Sherwin Wiffians Paints ding Hardwan and Fuel OHD E HOEY SONS,ftae HA 64119 Dexter EASY WAYTO WIN10,000MTH TNI HOWS YOOt md the fact sheet, take a minute to comgff tey blank GrandriMi evry month throughMPtmbv For tact rf rtnr WaatoMTROI Tht Ktnatth Ztlls of Ann Arbor, Cathy WHU , Janet SWrtoy, RoUu Jack Clariv of Dexter and Mr, i rta Ackley and Iinda Let aw at jQarbara Bekkerinpr and children of the WilUe cabin At Corran Howell called on the Mark Woh imtoy Sunday Mrs Paul SHofc of Detroit wtfHarry Jackson of Lansing was in here Memorial Day to fixtetetf Manorial Day Morray Xkav let CeJlerg ofweek wan Mia Howtl Mr MaudeMn Maud Saylet and iad wife ei Aan Arbor, batof ed at the Culver farm in Oak GroveGrove SundayDavid Ledvridge and Mrs NanMtabon and daughter of Ann Arbor spent Sunday with Mrs EleanorI LedwidgeMrs Raymonda Morris entertained Mrs, Eleanor Ledwidge and sons,David and Jerry, at dinner last WednesdayMrs Mark Nash anj children attended the wedding of Sally Wallenhaupt at Otsego SaturdayMrs Madeline Stock of Birmingham called on Mrs Kdna Spearslast Wednesday and with her on Mr kittle Bergen of HowellMrs Dorothy Dinkel and MnEmma Dinkel were in Ann Arbor on FridayTommy Read is working in theWilde clothing store, Ann ArborHoward Read and wife and Martin Ritter and wife had dinner atSehulers, Jackson, last Tuesday, eel ebrating the Reads 8th weddinganniversary vMrs Howard Read entertained14 relatives Memorial DayMtrsj Ralph Hail accompanied450 rural school children on the boat trip to BobLo SaturdayThe Dale Miller family were Sunday guests of the Ralph HallsBorn to Ernest Bottke and wifeEstelle Burette at St Joe hospitalAnn Arbor, May 30, a son, ErnestAugust IIIWilbur Eisele and wife of Fowlerville called on Mrs, Emma Vollmerlast Wednesday Cunday Mrs Vollmer and son, John, called on the Charies Eiseles in FowlervilleOna Campbell and wife and theTom Howe family were Sundayi guests of the Carl Lentz family inLansingThe Winston Bfiughss spent Sunday with the Gorton Allans in Lanping Barbara remained for a visit L J Henry and wife and Thomas Ware and wife attended the baccalaur eate sermon of the Chelsea senior class Sunday night Their cousin,Billy Geddes is a graduateCallers of Mr and Mrs Irvin Kenned last week were MrsM Martin,Mrs Louise Hamilton and Mrs MaeDyer of Lansing The AmbroseKennedy family weregreatsThe Irvin Parkersweek in SaginawMrs Floyd Weeks, daughter, Elizabeth of Grand Ladge and Mr and Mrs Glen VanCamp of Lansingcalled on the Clifford VanHom last WednesdayLeon Mayhew of Lovells spentthe week ead with the George MeaThe Frank Danek family LoraBurnett of Owosso called on the Cifford VanHorn funily last WednesdayMr and Mrs George VanNormanattended the drama at Lydia Mendel sons Theatre Ann Arbor SaturdayThe W H Meyer family entertained all of their children Memorial Daly but the Garth Meyer and CyrusAtLee famiKes Beverly and John Lasho of Birmingham visited at the Ralph Hall home last weekMrs EvB Wenderlein Smith of 6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise TOITPlfTCESrBeer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2 JBLUE WATER LAUNDROMATAT LAKELAND, MICH ACROSS FROM COBBSCOMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE 7M1LY WASHSOW WATER ad SAM DAY SERVICEDRY CLEANINGCOTTON RLCiS WASHED AND ILLFF DRIEDPHONE AC 9 625MRS TAPPATTE Lakeland Mi h,Daily To 700 P M Mm, Tus Wed Tiiur Fri SatCome and See Our400 NAMEDSnadsspent last NOW IN BLOOMIRIS ROOTS FOR SALE DON SAVERYhilsonWATER SYSTMS,PLUM1NG THE ROUSH PLUMBING AIRS310 Webster Phoe UP 8 6607USED POWER MOWERS FOR SALE OR RENT Lawns Mowed MowersBCWHITEJr CE 140 Livingston St Phone UP 83L9 WLETTCar th6The Frank Nicholsvisited reiativea here last Vanof Mio tREADSAY CREHKT 1,n7jONLYA Wednesday, ta ft, 11IM6i ultramodern John tr 50rCft d 70 Tractors offer yew this ex mnakwm combination ol outstanding featuresDupttK Carburetioa Cyclonic Fuel Six Forward Speeds Quick feqr Wheel Tread Live Hy PowrTroi live Power Shaft FactotyEngineered Power Steering WBOMatic KneeAction Front Wheels giThnumConvenienee and Comfort Indeed, all these advanced operaing ad vantagestime and moneysaving featuresana IAPethersawait you today at the wheel e John Deere Tractor Well be happy to brtngthe tractor of your choice to your farm tor demonstration available with gasoline, fuel, or LPGas engine the 70 also available as a DieselJOHN DEERFiirrn Ecui p rri o rTHE LAVEY HARDWARE ,X00K TOOK LOOK COME ONE COME ALLFish Dinner AT ST MARYS NEW PARISH HALLS Friday June 8 STARTS 58d P MSponsored by th Guild of Our Lady of Fatima Pincknevs Abe Haines has bought thePacker barn and will move itHamburg t and make a dwelling of itMrs Ethel Sprout, Edwin Sproutwife and Timmy spent week end inia Chicago with Mrs Ethel Leasing The Carl Bidwells of Brighton,the James Forner family and Mrs Joie Forner of Ann Arbor called atthe Ben White home last weekSome of these who called on DickWylie at McPherson hospital, lastweek were the Leslie McKinley, Charles McRorie and H Mayerfamilies, Jim and Jack Doyle and of course Tommy Wylie who asila81 contributed bis bit of sunshineand good cheerThe Dale Millers, Mrs MargaretWylie and daughters, Marie and Sar Attended the wedding of AlmedaI Gnhoway and Russ Lymen at StJ Josephs church, Howell, Saturday, i Reception was at the KCHaH therej Saturday Roy Dillingham and wife called on Guy Blair and Howard Wright at Fowlerville 1 Gerald enry and Al Nesbitt of Detroit spent the week end with the, Jesse HenrysI The Asher Wylie family spent MemI orial day with the Wm Pickford family in oniaFrancis Krupa of Detroit calledon the Wm Shehans Saturday and Mrs Madeline Shehan and children si Ann Arbor SundayEmil Weddige and wife of AnnArbor called on the Don Swarthoutfamily Sunday The Lloyd Hendee family wereSunday guests of the Ed Nuofferst HoltAlbert Dinkel and wife celebratedj thir 47th anniversary by having dinner at Lansing Thursday,i Alien Dinkel is btrttding another house at Chubbs Corners Ray Long way of Sanduskey has moved into the house he bought of AllenW ,F Close and wife of Lindenand Audrey Klikott of Brightonwere Monday dinner guests of the Albert Dinkels, ,Mrs Midge Miller and Mrs ReneMilkr entertained aabout 60 at thefcrraerss home after commence, ment including the Floyd Fulfords of WayneMrs Elizabeth Wylie and sons,Tommy and Billy were in HoweilFridayFred Read and wife spent7 lastWednesday with the Joe Schossergat Clear LakeThe Lee Laveys, the Jack Sharpsand Mrs Mae Metz attended thecommencement at St Marys high school, Jackson Sunday whereTheresa Lavey graduated TGretcheu Tasch was home fromAim Arbor over the week endAirs Albert Shirley and Mrs Virginia Amburgey and children spent Sunday with the Doyle Templetonsin Keego HarborThe Kenneth Reason family ofAnn Arbor called on Mrs Edaa Rea son and the Roy Reason family last WednesdayThe Andrew Campbell familyfliu Anna Craft spent Sunday iaHnisdale 0000Adding MachinesTypewritersRIBB9N8 AND CARBON PAPIS MACBXNH SALES BIPASLivingston Office Supply IHE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEI jIbe Pindnw Sanitariumtoy H, tafff, M H PiackBey Michigan100 A, M to 200 PExcept Wednesdays Tm, FrL, Sat900 to 800 P MI LEE LAVEYGeneral Insurance U P 83221 FUNERAL HDoiCSmflM DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance ServiotPHONE U P 8iinFred C RwciAoff, SrGORDONLYLB W MJNSELL ASSOCIATE RBGJOTEREB LANDSURVEYOROffice SfllVs East Grand RivarPhont 1551W Howell, MichiganLrle W MuneeH, AssociateDR G R McCLOSKEV DENTISTTelephone Office 935Scsideaoe 814EreningB by Appoinuneat Howell MichiganBERT WYLffiTAuctioneerFARM iAL3 A SPECIALITY 120 WestGrand fiivrHowell, MichiganPhone 358 iaidenca titLLOYD HENDEELivestock HaulingWeekly Trips Made to DetroitGeneral TruckingPBOMJE U PArnold Berquist3 Unadffla St Hackney, Mlwfotcnes Watch 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 06, 1956 Description An account of the resource June 06, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-06-06 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7f1919cf9a34df2f0cb5c2c5d69c4579.pdf ef128727dbaf8a918cc8356e632d27c0 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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1 hit Charles P Adam splaye d 2 b an d manage d th e Fowler vill e bal l team H e wa s bor n ther e The pres s whic h doe s no t lik e Go William s i s pannin g hi m fo r th e Civ i l Ril U plan k adopte d a t th e reaeji tDeivocra t stat e convention I t say s i ti s a politica l mov e t o buil d hi m o p lo rx presidentia l candidat e i n 1960 Th epros i s fo r civi l riffht a bu t i n th esam e wa y Tedd y Roosevel t onc e r niiiko d tha t Bil l Taf t wa s fo r ht policies , feebly Th e firs t EmUkdpa t io n Proclamatio n b y Abraho mLincol n wa s political H e seem s t ohav e bee n mor e o r les s lik e Presiden tCoolidge s preache r wh o contente dhrnscl f wit h bein g merel y agains tsir O n a tri p t o Ne w Orlean s whe aa youn g mar t h e i s sai d t o hav e ex presse d indignatio n ove r th slav emaiket s i n operatio n thereNowher ed o w e fin d an y recor d o f hi s aseoc tiding with Joh n Brow n o r Lloy dGarriso n th e leadin g abolitionist s o fhi s day Ther e wer e 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leg e p f MinesHoughto n las t wee kEichar d VanSlambroo k graoiated Caro l Dyce,Ceceli a Bosche r an d th eAlber t Dinkel s calle d o n Mrs Viol aTucke r a t Maso n las t week Rober t Raymo r wil l b e i n charg eo f th e Dexte r summe r recreatio n pro gra m It las t 8 weeks Mr an d Mrs Willia m LaPra d o fied Jun e 17 Georg e Robinso n o f An n Arbo rvrited the Whit e familie s las t wee saa d go t i n som e goo d fishing Wzo Mora n ha s bough t th e Laur ehom e o n Mai n S t an d move d ther eo n Thursda yC E Baagh n los t a valuabl e 3yea r ol d col t Saturday Hi s so n rod ehi m t o th e Bluffs , tie d hi m t o a tre ean d h e wa s foun d dea d there ,Perr y Blun t caugh t a trou t i n th ePinckne y mil l pon d las t wee k tha tweighe d 2 lbs Th e 8t h grad e promotiona l exercise swer e hel d a t th e schoo l Thursda y Th efollowin g too k part Hele a Monks ,Joh n Connors , Nel l Bowen , Harve yJohnson Ambros e Murphy , Alic eRoche , Alge r Hall , Mar y Bowen ,Harr y Jackson , Kat e Brogan , Glady sBrown , Walte r Mercer , Cordeli a Din kei Josephin e Culhane , Bo b Entwisle WReynold s ha s move d o n th e Wit tSmit h farm I n Marc h Mrs Pete r Nort h an dCarrieiAlle n o f Hartlan d wer e kille db y lightinn g whic h cam i n th ehous e vi a a n Interstat e telepRon ovireTh e phon e ha d bee n remove d ba tt e wir e ha d bee n lef t Loui s Howlet tan d Willi s Lyon s hav e starte d sui tagains t th e Interstat e i n behal f o fMr , Nort h fo r 10,000 ,Davi d Chalke r ha s sol d hi s far mt o M r Poloc k o f Mason Cor a Devereau x ha s gon e t o Mil ,wpuke e t o spen d th e summer Th e villag e counci l ha s raise d th emarshail s salar y fro m 125 0 t o 1 5a month Wed, Thar Jan e 12 , 13 , 1 4Kaaiphre y Bogar t an d Ja n StirlingHOWELLTHEATREOTEU U MICHIGA NTH E HARDE N TFALLFriday , Saturday Joa e 15 , 1 6Denot e Featur e Progra mScienc e Shocke r o f th e Yea r 250 8Hug h Marlow e an d Nanc y Gate s LEE THEATREWHiTMOft E LAS SFriday , Saturday JOB 15 , I fDoabl e Featar eTH E BROKE N STAB Wit hHowar d Dof f an d Lit Baro nEv e Arde a i aOU R MIS S BROOKS Colo r Cartoo nWITHOU T END aa dLloy d Bridge s an d Joa n Taylo rI s APACH E WOMAN Cartoo nSunday , Monday , Jun e 17 , 1 8Matin Saaflay , 2 0 p , SJ Rut h Roma n an d Rober t Stac kisGREA T DA Y I N TH E MORNING fI n Cinmtascop e an d Colo rCartoo nTues , Wed , Thur , Jun e 19,20,2 1Suiu, Mon Tnes 1 Jun e 17,18 , 1 9Mami e ha d everythin g ba t respec tabilit yTH E REVOL T O F MAMI E STOVE i n CinemaScop e Coo r b y DeLux eWit hJan e Russel lFeaturett e New s Cartoo nLOUI S JOIRDA N TH E SWAN Cartoo n Wd,ThurJri,Joh n Wayn eTH E SEARCHERS Vist a ViMkmI N Technicolo r wit hJeffre y Hunter , Ver n Miles ,Bond , Natali e Wood sFeaturett e Cartoo nWardNew sL SYLVANTHEATREThur , Frk , Sat , Jun e 1 4 15 , 1 6MIRACL E I N THERAIN Wit hJan e W ryma n an d Va n Johnso ni 3CI0 Driv e J n THEATR E OOO O6 5 8 8 JACKSO N RD Rt e 3STAT E O P MICHIGA NTh e Probat e Cour t fo r mm Count y t Livingsto nI f th e Matte r e t ti e flstate eGlen n Hinchey , Deceased , Mon , Tues , Jun e 17,18 , 1 9i n CinemaScop e an d Colo r ,with Walte r Pidgeo n an d Ann e Franci sFriday, Saturday Jun e 15 , 1 6HONK Y TONK Wit hClar k Gabl e an d Lan a Turne r also7 TH E RETUR N O F JAC K SLADE i n Supe r Scop e an d Colo r with Joh n Ericso n an d Mar i Blanchsr dAls o Cartoo nA t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel d o nGregor y announc e th q weddin g o f Jun e 6 1956 daughter , Paul a t o Joh n Gree n o f1 Lansin g t o tak e plac e a t St Mary sj churc h o f Pinckne y Jul y 14 Sh e ha s bee n teachin g i n th e Dexte r parochia lschool i Vj0E B Clar k o f Dexte r ha s retire dfro m th e An n Arbo r postoffic e af te r 3 3 year s serviceH e i s a pas t ma ste r o f th e Masoni c lodge s an d pas tpresiden t o f th e Kiwanis Alfre d Maye r o f Chelse a i s atten din g th e Kiwani s Internationa l con ventio n a t Sa n Francisco Willar d Pearso n an d EB Sorenso no f Chelse a hav e trade d homes Pea rso n takin g th e hom e o n US 1 2 fo rhi s hom o o n Middl e Stree tNOTE S 2 5 YEAR S AG OMrs Lydi a Can entertaine d th eFhilathe a clas s Wednesda y afternoon Nelli e Gardne r i s presiden t o f th ePinckne y hig h schoo l alumni Th e re unio n i s a t Whit e Lodg e sJun e 20 Th e barrie r startin g syste m wil lb e use d a t th e Jul y 5 race s a t Fowle rvill e fo r th e firs t time Jimm y Mora n onc e a Pinckne ypitche r no w wit h th e Kellagg s o fBattl e Cree k wo n hi s secon d victor ylas t wee k beatin g th e Consumer sPowe r 9 to 3 Pinckne y lo a 1 2 innin g gam etr Howel l Sunda y 7 to 6 Ro y Reaso npitche d wit h Gran t Ward , catching Do n Swarthou t ha d S hits Ver n Wil ts e an d Ro n Hibbar d wer e th e How el battery Present, Honorabl e Hira m , RSmith , Judg e o f Probate jNotic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t the petitio n o f Orl a Hinchey , pay In g tha t administratio n o f sai d es tat e b e grante d t o Fran k Hinche yo r som e othe r suitabl e perso nan d tha t th e heir s o f sai d decease db e determined , wil l b e hear d a t th eProbat e Cour t o n Augus t 21 , 195 6te n A M I t i s Ordered , Tha t notic e thereo fb e give n b y publicatio n o f a eop yhereo f fo r thre e week s consecutively ,i n th e Pinckne y Dispatc h an d that petitione r caus e a cop y o f thi s notic et o b e serve d ujto n eac h know n part yi n interes t a t hi s tas t know n addres sb y registere d mail , retur n receip t de manded , a t leas t fourtee n 14 day sprio r t o suc h hearing , o r b y persona servic e a t leas t fiv e 5 da t nrio vt o suc h hearing Hira m R Smith , Jndgt of Probat eA tru e cop yHele n M Gould ,Deput y Registe r o f Probat eTh e Fran k Clark s o f Milfor d an dGordo n Alien s o f Lansin g wer e Sun da y guest s o f th e Winsto n Baughns ,Th e Gu y Nichol s famil y o f Dear ,bor n an d th e Gen e Hunter s o f Paris ,bur g wer e Sunda y guest s o f th e Les te r MAfee sTh e Jac k Youn g famil y entertai ne d th e Ba y Burns , Do n Burn s an dKennet h Fr y familie s an d th e D Conkli n famil y o f Gran d Rapid s Su nday Airs Doroth y Curti s an d son,Da vi d o f Livoni a wer e Sunda y guest s o fTh e Ro y Henry s hav e gon e trou t I th e Ralp h Halls The 4 H Club s wit h Mesdame sSchuman , Root , Hal l an d Singe r me ta t th e hig h schoo l Tuesday The y wil lhol d anothe r meetin g Frida y fo r re organiation Mesdame s Jeanett e McDonne l an dElle n McAfe e wer e i n Pleasan tRidg e Tuesday W e hea r tha t Orl a Hinche y ha s gi ve n a n optio n o n hi s far m to a ma nfro m Farmington Th e Irvin g Cantrel l famil y lef tMonda y o n a 3 week s tri p throug hth e wester n state s Mrs Ceorg e Rous h spen t th e wee ken d wit h he r so n i n Detroi tLamber t Hinche y o f Dunde e wa sher e las t wee k t o atten d th e funera lo f Glen n Hinchey Sunday Monday , Jun e 17 , 1 8j TH E LIEUTENAN T WOR E SKIRT SI n Cinemascop e an d Colo r With To m Ewel l an d Shere e Nort halso FOOTSTEP S I N TH E FOG i n 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TV 14 0 Uvingsto n St Phon e U P 8314 9A u c t io nTh e Ashe r WyH e timil y calle d o nth e Willia m Piekfor d famil y I n Ioni an Dic k Wyli e a t McPherso n hospita lSaturday 66 Buiiding Wes t Mai nPinckney , Michiga n PP SATURDA Y JUN E MSi x Room s o f Furnitur e inchifi Efcdr kElectri c RefrQcnto rAlber t Shiri 7 ta d wif e etIU d Mi th Dtl Umn SmUy JDIt vVA ONur A JOHN DEEREfoutt VIn the Matter of the Estate tfiimm M At a session ef eeidon the 7th day of June AJ, Present, Hoacsahk gaa Judge ef PbeteNotice it hereby gre that thepetition ef Lena P Dagg, the admin istratriz praying that her fiaal aeount be allowed and the residue of saidI estate assigned to the persons entit I led thereto will be heard at the Pro bate Court on July 3, 1956 It ia Ordered, That notice thereofhe girea by fablkalieB hereof for three weeks mmesuHiely prevkmsto said day of heaiiag, in the Picney Dispatch, and that the petrtieaercause a copy ef this notice to tin PiaetaMqrM 1L eWffi Ma BeCU ll A K te 10 F X Toe Fri, 8sf 40 to MO P MLEILAVEY Only ultramodern John Dim 50, TO cad 70 Tractort offer yo this ex oombinatioa of outstanding featuresCaxbuzetioa Cyclonic Fuel Six Forward Speeds QuickWar Whl Tread Live HyJfcwiTxol live Power Shaftft FactoryEngineered Power Steering fcSOMatic KneActioa Front Wheels fo Convenience and Comfort these cdvanced opertb j advantages asAtime and moneysaving featureand iaazroaxenawait you today at file wheel c JcJirt Deexe Tractor Well be happy to hxmq the tractor of your choice to your farm tor demonstration available with gasoline, ifuel, or LPGas engine the 70 also available asa Diesel ed upon each know party ia tefcerestat bit laM known address by refistared mail, return receipt domaaied atleast fourteen U days prior tosuch hearing, by personal aerriee atleast rive 5 prior to sncfe hearing, Hiram It Smith, Judge ef PrfibateA true CopyI Heien M Gould Denser Befter of ProbateSee Us For cvJOHN DEERE I it Quality ,Farm EcjuipmentHpTHE LAVEY HARDWARERom where I sit 6y Joe Marti More ThanShe Bargained For KNIGHTSS OF COLUMBUSWilfred Cmnellly ef Detroit waelected statedeputy at the Knightsof Columbus convention at GrandRapids Saturday First ColumbianSquire Chapter, an organiation for Catholic youth was chartered 23such organizations have been formed ia Michigan OT ATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Ceurt ttr the Goutyo LivingstonIa the Matter of the Estate efEdl Niles potter, Deceased At a session of said Ceurt, held OBJune 8, 1956Present, Honorable Hiram R SmithJudge of Probate Notice is Hereby Givsi, That thepetition of Merle Weaver, the Exes uior of said estate, praying that hispartial distribution account be allowed and the partial distribution be the persons entitled there Generalways u pCLAY GORDON FUNERAL HOMKDM G Swart DirectorMtdcn Equfemea Amhuhmcfj Servimpsora t P ttinFrri BatetiNfl, Sr120 West Gfasd IttmEoweil, MkUgaPhone 858 incidenceLThM LLOYD HENDEEPhone 1M1W East Grand RiverHowell, MkhigaiUle W MaaaeQ, ASSMtateDR a R McCLOSKEY DENTISTTelephone Office 935 Residence 14Evenings by Appoivuieat HoweD IDehlgmmBERT WYUE,AnctioteerFARM SALES A aPSCULRTPbaa f owbrrUIe CAhtmI Arnold Berquistad Baker retired from activeIniryinfseven or eight year ago but still keeps a halfdozen puretrts more or less as a hobbyBad froes allout for these sixtemperaturecontrolled barnexenive feed the works As a rrarft his milk has a low bacteriaoont, a hifrh butterfat content I aa a favor to neighbors, hem it just two cents above theirinary prica Recently, a neighbor c,rdsked if sheiiu en At co Dad sent her a bill for exactly whSthe milk cost 75 a quart iFrom where I sit, its easy tomisunderstand if yom dont get all the facts Thats why we oughtjto consider the other fellowVviewpoint before we talk out Forexample, you have your reasonsfor liking particular beverageI have mine And whether wereJtalking about buttermilk or beer lets try to respect each others point of viewCopyright, 1956, UnitedStates fr There is something ghasily aboutthe attitude of Republican poiticians in regard to the presidents condition One and all they predict ha will run for a second term and they started making these predictions almostbefore he was out from under theether It now developes be had had ssveral indigestioa attacks and collapsed from one in 1953 after addressing the American Society of Newspa paper EditorsAlthough the doctors reports on him are optomistic DrPaul Dudley White, the leading heartspecialist temporized it some by auling none can predict what thecondition of a heart patient will be In Ripleya Beleive It or Not hereIs or account of a feuropean Kingwho was crowned after his death his body seated on his throne fora timeThe Gerry Eichmans and John Colones called at the HarperMulligan Funeral Home in Detroit Tuesdaynight where the body of Hubbard Lee was Today, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Camburh and Mary Eiehman and Elizabeth Cologne attended thefuneral V will be heard at the Probate Courtoi July 3, 1956 at ten A MA MIt is Ordered, that notice thereof begiven by publication of a oepy hereoflor three weeks consecutively previousto said day of hearing, ia tie Pinck ney Dispatch, and that the petitionercause a copy of this notice to be served upon each knows party in interest at his last knewa address byregistered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days BandsjeweieBiDfekfeLVSalesService TKEVlSIOir WSRVTCtR andCPgf4iHackney, 128 Weoster Livestock TTattiingWeekly Tripe Made to Dtta General TruckingPHOHS UPRoger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE Dt8URANCg A6 IEdit h R Car r1 4 2 MIL L ST Mkh Phon e U P Mit tarmg , rlomea , Lak e Proper Biteine i Opportunitie sLin t You r Propert y Wit h M iUeraldReatO BBroke r 20 9 Nort h Pea MBGttJ E U P 841 MDR J E CAMPA UOPTOMETRIS TEy e Examiaatio MWednesda y an d 8atnria yB y Appointmen t12 6 Chiko n Bead , V 4L N e f HPhea e Bbte s A C 741ft CLASSiFE D ADYS FO R RENT 5 roo m uppe r flat Phon e U P 8 558 3 FOR RENTSmal l Apartment , par ty Furnishe d unti l Sept 1 Coupl eonl y Bo x 318 , Pinckney , Mick FO R SALE 8 roo m home , oi l fu rrace , nea r postoffice Mario n Burnet t24 6 Howel l St Phon e U P 8 6562 Refilling an d ollectin g mone y fro mou r fiv e cen t Hig h Grad e Nu t mach ine s i n thi s area N o sellin g t o qual if y fo r wor k yo u mus t hav e ccar , re prio r t o suc h hearing , o r b y persona l F0 R SAT R Electri c Rang a an d a n fei ences64 0 cas h secure d b y inven tservic e a t leas t five 5 day s prio r t o i Electri c Refrigerator Georg e Hauc k ory Devotin g 6 hour s a wee k t o bu isuc h hearing Hira m R mitb,Judge of ProbateA true copy Helen M GouldDeputy Register of Probate iPatterson Lake, Doyle Sub mess your end of perentage collFOR SALESaddleold brown gelding 8015 Cadar Lake Rd horse 6Mrs McAinch UP 8 5500Pinckne C W Hooker aad wife of Ann Arbor called on the J H Hookers on jSundayAndrew Nesbitt and wife withMm Gordn Hester visited the Dick Rudtke family in Philadelphia, Pa,last weekMrs Dorothy Meabon Boyer isworking for the Hoover Ball in Ann Arbor Charles Wilson of Chicago spentthe week end with the Frank Aberti deens Adding MachinesType Writers AND CARBON PAP1R MAGBIN8S 3ALIS A RVASiivingstoii Office Supply SOUTHPHtNl HOWXLL aOt WKiL erctions will net up to 400 monthly with very good possibilities of tak 1 ing over full time Income increasing accordingly, or interview, include m i fphone in application Write NorthWANTEDWoman to clean up two American Nut Co Inc 27 Williamcottages at Portage Lake Must be Stieet New York 5 N Ywilling to do thorough job Call HA Bell, 0R SALEDUO THERM oU heatfir A room size, tank attached 1260Mr VanGorder 11805 Oak Ridge7080end Portage Lake Road this weekWANTED tad jobs of any kiud,raking yards etc Phono UP 8 3223FOR SALE3 room house, bath aniwater at 9800 Cedar Lake Rd,Pinek ey also 1949 Cervolet stake body 1 Ct Hiland Lake, PinckneyLOSTBlack dog, part colliewhite paws and chest, name Spook Call VV 8 9768 of 8 9967 REWARDMarytruck Wayne Bshnett UP8 662 HDK 5AL3 House to be erected 24x 54 on I acres Well and footKR SAL1 Chrysler Royal Heate ings in Chrysler Royal, 1947 George George Enquist Engquist, 2829 WM36FOR RENT Acreage or on shareSharel Charles Mattison, 6374 Farley Rd, Teh UPtown 8963FOR FREE ETIMATE For ailtypes roofings and sidings, Alummum Storm Sash and Screens,Al umiHum Awning,Call Eddie Carpenter NO 2055RepresentingThe Georgs Meyer Modernization Co261 fi Hoover St, Tnn ArborirhPAftTLp Auto Porto Otat Sbld aad1019 IMFRUITS MEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIESFISH MARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE WANTED Trenchings, Footingnd Septic Taanks to install Mike Harnaak jr phone UP8 8260SALESMANExperience not neeeuary Sell Buicka ir Pinckney, all orpnrt time, must have excellent char acter and be well known in eoaunuaity LIVINGSTON MOTOR SAL1S Your Buick DealerIn Howell for 21 YeorsR L SORRELL Water Wells and PvapeAO Makes of Pumps SerrkeJ U3I iDexterPiBc0key BePhone HA 69O4iMMtmnoiwrr nm FMTOIT ORDER YOUR ,Chick FeedFOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. 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DispatchYofanume 73 THE PINCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, June 20, 1956MoMIRRORA survey is being made of MichKan colleges to provide a basis forfuture legislation and help legisUtors aid existing colleges and idimore colleges are Soft Ball GamesPinekney won their second leagueframe in the county league 5 to 0,City Service ef Howell being the victiru Max Southwell just home fromCentral Michigan State held the How LOCAL NEWSMrs R K Elliott was th fcmeheon last Mar a CauieDc CBarcar Fr Aioert iithnitt, PaMor tenday Mae8 80 and 1000dcx in Hudson, honoring Mrs Earl tfovaaa devotjona, liday evening r of Jackson who is mewfcr elected atowmany o g prudent Otwomenftlow tt3es9ion, Friday evening aftrThe state pays 75,000 and ell toys to 4 scattered hits and walk g , , Deot and 6tuxuT, illog Foundation fcm i ed 1 In the 3rd Howell had 3 on j Q Brunton writes from Met I 70 to 00 9 IU and Suaday,, Foundation m rjolnRussTll of SanteFe, New Mex the bases OB 2 scratch hits and a i Ji HospTtil, itroitthat h is director It will not be finished walk but Nixon ended the inning by was operated on last Monday1958 There is much opposition flying deep to Houghton in right, j He wjU there 3 Pinckney went to tow the first Mrs Alma Harriato a new medical school until all tbestate needs are ascertained Dr Rus sell has made such surveys in Ohio, Kentucky, Florida and Indiana Theone thing he has found in general isthat teaching salaries are too low Growth in colleges the next 15years will be tremendous For instan ce Ohio State will grow from 22,000 to 80,000 He favors decentralizingeducational junits and starting colleges in local communities A bumper apple cop of 85 million bushels is expected this year Five million more visitors are expecced in Michigan this year The Mackinac Bridge is credited witapart of tthis increase 75 events are scheduled for Michigan in June ranging from a water carnival to a musicfestical To promote greater safety 500,000Summer Safety Pledges have been distributed to sctioot childrenLastyear 140 children were killed in traf Mrs A,mB Harria inning when Monaity doubled and th k d ith thJoe Jeffreys scored him with another2 base knock They got another the3rd on hit by Amburgey and Jeff Major Tom Young and fddfejy whohav0 been toMrs the 800 Matstaeonciuta Cttivasjr Jienooaite Chores1Rev zra fiasco, Pastor S Supt Water XscaMorniu Worship 1000a walk, Moriarity another hit Jeffreys another double, scoringboth A whole flock of Pinckney players showed up and 13 got inthe game Phil Gentile long ball hitt er did not play Monday an aluminumvindow fell on his hand cutting theindex finger on his left hand to thebone He had 3 stitches taken but will be back tonightPinckney plays Fowlerville at Howell tonight at 900 p m NextSaturday June 23 they play the General Motors Proving Ground teariat their picnic at Walled Lake at 500 p m In the other league games the teambest Miifoid mid sodid Hamburg Next week Pinckney pay Hamburg Monday and Cityic and 4,499 injuredThe Michigan Dairy Assn will Service on Friday,present a silver dollar to all restaur Pickney ant personal who suggest milk to Moriarity 8btheir patrons during June, Dairy Amburgey If month Jack Jeffreys fThe Michigan Council of Churches Joe Jeffreys lb is organizing to fight legal bingo Meabon 2b ssto be voted on in Nov They say it Burns cf ABSinger ssexposes the state to the same dangers as the one defeated in 1954 OOOO FILE FOR PRIMARIESThe following have filed for the j Southwell, pprimaries CongressRep Kit Clar Reader, cdv, Charles Chamberlain, James B Fry, c 43 133 33I Darrew 2b 1 Houghton,rf 2Daisy rf 13 21 R21 010 0000 0 010 be here 3 weeks and then th majorwill attend command school in JbtLeaven worth Kansas,, until OctoberThen he goes to guided missle schoolfor 3 years They have 2 daughters, Caiolyn and Mary Elizabeth The Earl Kimbler family and fulia Rev J tv Winger,feunday School BJIQ mMorning Worship 1045 a, svinura aught prayer nestingat the church at l0GAlma Home Excursion CURREOT CUMMHTCSUNDAY, JUNE 24 , , The presdents condition IsLivingston Lodge io 70 and OES front page news but he is not gChapter 145 and their families will as much space as formerlymake their 4th excursion to the has been vein fed but Friday IWichjgan Masonic,Home at Alma on some nourishment through hisSunday, June 24 A picnic dinner will So far there has been no mentioni be served at park If weather is bad the removal the tube leading throij at the home Sins will mark the hus nose to his stomach The roau to tht park The program is Sl of opinion is that he will run fovjI a second term He is a soldier, aftSaintf Girl Quartette rt,Lomej to face death in battlajNancy, Judy, and Cherri Dairow, considers his life expendable Td Noel and Jean Rose pressure is tremendous and Rita Miller JiaVf appeaied to hia patriotism Edsl1 Meer impressed him with the fact thatCarol Miller vV,lOut him heading the Republican Ann Halimaii tjcet his party faces certain defeat Leah Morgm ind that all that he stands for andHlh Schuo1 Tno has gained will be lost They alsoHeathNuncy CaseDick Inns ,oint nnt tha the old Taft followepsNccordian NumberSoleTup DancePaula Curlwtt andDown Memory Lane Pantomine Song SkitArranged by Winifred AnleenKrahn were Sunday dinner fjgrues ahn iofaWed Cfaofr jwactiC 940 P CastGeorge and Virginia VanNorthe Tom Wares Julia KrahnndJohn Paul Ware are to be marriedJuly 28 Wesley Reader and Robert Meabonspent the week at Newberry iM3 West between Main andUnadilla StreetcRer Keith Bueaegger, PastorSunday School 945 ft1050 AMion at the Masonic temple, Detroit I Youtft Group 7J00 p mThe following attended itie recept Morning Weraliip i merit of the party from whom hawrthted control might take overauiin in tue chaos that would ensuif lit duelined to run again Morer ,, if n edual authorities have been quotedi Jean Meyer Alta Meyr 7 t, I vr, ,,i by the press Most are optimistic butmid Eva Enquist, Mr arid tv t 1 v IV i IU ncf a w aav there is danger of moreMrs Earl Murray, Mr and MrsChif , ,,,, J vfMK Itstional attacks In 1912 the Reord baker, Lhficrd and Midtfe Millar, ,,, D u, publicans renonnnated James SherIawrence and hleaiior Baughn, T, ,,, , nmn fur vice president who was aAccompanist Mrs Florence auglm la sck man He died before theSaturday night for Francis Dodge, Evening Service 80 pgrand master the Orland Winslowi, TBUTST grayer lleedng 800 pClare Millers, Lawrence Camburns, J Chi F WdI IGardner, Don MaGee Demv DonHay worth, Rene Ortlieb State Senator Rep ,Harry HittleState Rep Rep,Adrian deBoomDem, W H Groomos Judge of Probate NoniPartisan,Hiram Smith, Reed Fletcher SheriffRep, Lawrence Gehringer,Frank Ziegler Dem, Norman Dav is, Murray Kennedy Douglas Parri enterClerkRep, John Hagman DemXrvin Snyder,Joe Wilds,Sada BrownTreas Rep, Jennie Eastman,Dem,IIva Lybert Preaecutor Rep, Wilfred Erwin,Charles Gatesman Dem,,Martin JLavan Register of Deeds Rep, WilliamHaack Dem Arthur Liber, Ellen McAfee, Lorenzo Murphy Surveyor Rep,John Miller DemWilliam J Miller Dran Com Rep FloydDem, Elgin Chrysler, R WingerMrs Josie VanHorn of Howell isvisiting at the Cliffoid VanHomfeOBM Tne Phillip Hudson family of Detroit spent Sunday,with the LesterMcAfees The following attended the wedding of Maryann Leach and Stanley Phillips at the Brighton Lutheranchurch Saturday nghi the Lester McAfees, Clifford VanHorns, PeteOeryezs, Clarence Blades, WilliamBurroughs and Robert Straass families and Mrs Jeanette McDonnellAPPOINTED FOR Hkh YEARAt the Methodist conference atAdrian last week Rev John M MeLucas was reappointed to the pas tarte of the Brighton Methoditchurch and the Novi church for the14th year, the longest pastorate ever served there Previous to going toBrighton he was pastor of the Pinckrty Congl church 6 years City ServiceAB R,E, Haller, ss 2Pailer, lb 3 Weliman, c ,,, 3Gillette, cf 3Nixon, pDunne, 3b D Haller, 2m Humphrey rf Westmorland, IfLuwson, If 333 311 00 00000000 flo1030 0000000 0H 01010 10010 Homer Abneys, Joe Grifiths Earl tir fair Murrays,Olin Robinsons, Harold Por jter and Ona Campbell gJr Choit Ftactic Wed,Wad8UJ0 400 p m,7 p aj SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOLKathy AtLee of Gladwin is visit I The 16th annual Summor With her thev I School for this community isCountryinshadat Mason Sunday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and BibleJune11 to 22 9 Lo 1130 a rnClassces for 80 from here made trip hist yuarand 110 4 years ano Come and see and lhe ntional committee replacedhtrGtrtden DuokofMtrmortcshiLlthNicholas Murray Ru pivtnted Krand lodge by Livingston p ulint jf Columbia University at a cost of 5u0 LJlU Taft was the candidate for presitfe at a cost of 5i0 pThe occasion of this visit is to Iit l and both he, and Butler lostallow the and chapter members to see the Golden Book ofMimories presented by LhinjjstunIude to Grand Lode at a cost ofaii uKes from 4 up according to the S5 during their Centennial Yearson, school grades All children welcomeRev Keith Ledwidge, leave this week , Come to thyon a trip to Eagle Harbor George Wilde sr and wife andat Barrett of Ann Arbor called on the Howard Read family Suaday Calvary Mennonite ChurchMUSCULAR DYSTROPHY AID We have, received a letter fromGeorge Carpenter and wife of Yp Ralph pilkins 53, of Howell wlu,siianti called on the J H Hooker aSunday Also CW Hooker and wifeof Ann Arbor The John Lundeens of Berkley andthe Gene Shehans of Ann Arbor has been a musular dystrophy victim 112 year lit ias ooat a wheel chair he rst 2 yearsIn 1954 an amendment to theSocial Security law vas ivjoduc The money was raised by member ship donations The book is as bigH v lare Bible with told covers inJ a handsome display case In it are , the names of Ihos who donated to the VW, nxlm that athe endowment fund Alonzo VanSlamhrook, W MPaul W, CuiltU, SecFui transportation phone theycalled oa the Francis Shehans Suit cd in conress entitling persons 50 ofy yoai3 of aK to th ,enofits OJ tliiaW H Meyer and wife were enter ju who wGre totally diabledlt pass j j ii iril T L 1 tained at the William Lamb homein Ann Arbor Fathers Day The Ralph Hall family called the house inn not the senate lieNEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORIESTime for new telephone director,ios The Michigan Hell TelephoneCompany wiil mml the li5 cditiuTi the linckney books to its subscribvii heie on Saturday June 2ii,acsame bill was introduced atriin this, cording to Kussell Hon year, passed the house but lost inthe Leslie Curtis family in Pontiac the senate It was reconsidered anISundayimckney tock first plac3 Monday The Dan VanSlambrooks visited reuz to a conference committee,Un, ,, , u , iIlc ouuuio voi,cii jor the bill a person who paid 3 tierwhen City Service beat Hamburg hei father Irving Hawley at Osgood cent on a 420000 income7 to 4PINCKNEY GIRLS WINThe Pinckney Kiwanis Gilrs beatthe Citizens Mutual Girls of Howell there Friday night 26 to 3 They had their senior girls back Theirlineup was Marilyn VauSlambrookc,Francis Higgrs, p, Dorothy Clark, 2bVirginia Amburgey,3b Janet Shirleyss outfield, Midge Higgs, CherryGudith and Mary JeffreysJanet Shirley Cherry Gudith hithome runsThe girls expect to have new lettered uniforms next week,Red lettersor whiteKIWANIS BASE BALL LEAGUE The Kiwanis base ball league gotunderway Monday At the high school soft ball field in the JuniorBjeague Rev Wingers team beat Howard Taylors team 14 to 4 Batteries for the winners Micky Kitter andTerry Rowell losers Howard Singer and Junior DarrowIn the Senior League at the Elementary school the Red Sox beat the Yankees ia tight game 4 to 3Winning batteryMark White and LonnieHuhman Losers, Dennie Clark andEddie HollingsworthThe other 4 teams play Thursdaynight Indiana, over the week endMrs Julius AschenbrtnnerMrs Marvin Shirey and Anita forarea manager for the company Thisyear the directories are bound in buffcolored covers, chantfintf oif from the gray used a year atfo Large spaces are rserved injainquarters is fully insured Filkina i this year in the front ofpaid this tax through 27 quar uhcie fire and plice each copyat ters by sale of magazine subscript, telephone numbers may be filled iu 4 y g p ytended the funeral of their gran4 ions and Christmas cards, and if the Mr Engelhardt reminded telephone Mrs Lydia Diller, in Lima, bill passes would receive 16280 aOhio, on Friday a month He feels he should get thisaid What do you think about it,Neighboring Notts Only 52 votes cast at the Stock,bridge school electio RaymondiiiB was elected to the boardProseccutor Charles Chamberlainof Ingham county has appointed Fred CARD OF THANKSWe wish to thank our friends insympathy aand floral offerings at a thNewman assistant to fill the vacancycaused by the resignation of Joseph, j Lavey , jMrs Garfield McKillen was in Lansing last week to attend the weddof her twin brothers sons of Mr ieeply apprecMrs Irene Burr Leei jr and Jane LeeTHE PINCKNEY PEGSand Mrs A M Roche at St Marys 1 The Pinckney Pegs Cathedra a Ph Hal1 and electitueara i n ,The Washteoaw county 4H clubs I Rowing officers met with MrsRalph Hall and elected the follow user to destroy last years directories after the new one arriveKIWANIS NOTES8 members from Howell Kiwanisvisited Pinckney Kiwanis Tuesdaylught The local Kiwunis are pickingup articles for their rummage Lloyd Hendee is chairman saleare raising money to erect a buildingat Veterans Park Ann Arbor, the oU far grounds ChairmanMr Louis RootVice Chairman , Mrs Kenneth HoytSecTreas Mrs Earl SchumanLarry Raub, Jerry Novak Brighton 1 pres porter Mrs Joseph Hachey uDa wvujn tv Project Leader Mrs Iialph Hullhave received letters inviting themto take part in the Detroit Tiger tryouts at Ypsilanti June 2930 The Stone school on North Territorial Road has voted to consolidatewith South Lyon,Sf6 votes were cast in the Chelseaschool election Howard Flintoft andDudley Holmes were reelcted toROBBERY WAS HOAXSunday morning a radio news repott stated Donald Street COUNCIL PROCEEDINGSPinekney une 12, 1956 j boardRegular meeting of Village Coun j Wilbur Johnsoiy Howell druggistcil called to order by President Dink has been a patient at Ford hospital, el PresentM Lavey, I Kennedy, A Detroit Shirley, L Tiplady and M Read Judge Rreakey in cicuit court inStock Absent Den Swarthout alpSunshine Ch Mrs Harvey Garr In ere is a bake sale June 23 tosend a 10 check to Ceylon for text books The cotton dressmaking lessors begin June 27 at 930 a m atthe home of Mrs Harvey GarrMrs Carrie Griffith, daughter,Sharon and Anita Shirey were inHowell TuesdayMrs Lena Dagg and Mrs PaulSlick of Detroit called on friend here Tuesday In memory of her soVashtenawcounty has set water the late Murray Dagg Mrs Daglakes j nag prseented a handsome Altardam Bible to Uyingston Lodge No nnThr eonvicts had nin Lorenso Murhy, Assessors 17500 Huron River just above Bell Road berMli L stt li 800 Bth Livinston and Washtenaw A M of which he was a memnSns Thr eonvicts had ni y beravfrom the Jackaon prison farm Merlin Lavey street closing 800 Both Livingston and Washtenaw joe Lavey, Larr Hurtibuse and Saturday by driving away a mule VanWinkle VanWinkle4al 6000 boards of supervisors must approve Rev Keith Tiwid ttdd thtoam which they abanaoned One of Vans Motor Sales, misc 74HI it and set up an assesment strict, j ball m e in De tOhi o Oi l Co , fi l 2478 Norma n Davi s o f Howell,Democra ttoam whic h the ythem Willia m Hobeywa s picke d u pa t Rive s Junction Th e newsbo y wa sviabl e t o pic k hi m ou t o f a lineup D e late r admitte d hi s stor y wa s ahoa x an d h e tol d i t t o cove r u p ashortage MccPherso n hospita l last Donal d Winger , car e o f fla g 60 0 Th e Marti n Rltter s expec t t o at T Charl M Battla a bo y i Motk carrtod Motio n t o adjour n tn d tthe ball gam e I n Detroi t to Cousins Printing , Treas Rcpt 457 5 candidat e fo r sherif f 2 year s ag o un Gn e Mann,placin g flag s i n cem 90 0 successively , wil l tr y agai n thi s year Piockne y Typ e Settin g notice s 55 0 A marriag e licens e ha s bee n issue dDetroi t Concret e Prod,culpa k 441 6 t o Stanle y Phillips , 2 3 Brighto n an dMemoria l Da y Expens e 134 0 Maryan n Leac h 2 0 Pinckney Bo b Egeter , mar sa l 1290 0 Mrs Joh n attended th eDetroi t Saturday Lakott a o f Jackso ncalle d o n th e Ro y Dillingham s Su nda y night STRAWBERRY FESTIVA L2 5 Pinckne y Mason s attende d th oStrawberr y Festiva l a t Stockbridg oThursda y night A turke y dinne r pr eccede d it Afterward s Lansin g Lodjj eNo 3 3 unde r directio n o f Mik e Bag oole y pu t o n a Masoni c drama,Ros 2o n th e Altai 1 Lonni e VanSlambrook ,Orian d Winslow , Fran k Ziegler ,Harol d Porter , Harol d Henry , Ear lMuiray , Clif f Rake r Ji m Boy d sr Jame s Boy d jr , On a Campbell ,Herma n C Vedder , Marti n Rit ter , Clar e Miller , Ber t Rubbins , Wil Plummer , Home r Abney , A lber t Dinkel , Georg e Thompson, , Oli nRobinson , Re x Sacket Lawrenc e Ca mLun , Harriso n CooperDic k VanSla mbrcok , Henr y Hauc k an d y e editor TH E SUPREM E COUR TTh e suprem e cour t ha s bee n knock in g th e stuffin g ou t o f a lo t o f law spasse d t o cur b an d tak e awa y th efreedo m o f th e peopl e passe d whe nth e conservative s controlle d congress Th e oMehard s d o no t lik e thisSenato rMcCarth y say s th e suprem e cour t islegislatin g an d h e ha s introduce d abt l bannin g th e suprem e cour t fro mtfivinj an opinio n o n an y la w whic hHa s bee n in effec t fo r 5 0 yearsThi s ibunk Th e constitutio n giv e th e su p Mike Carlan d o f thi s distric thande d dow n a fa r reachin g decisio nlas t week I n 193 2marrie d a widow, ,Mi , Ann a Lower y wit h a daughter ,TlulniaSh e diedH e marrie d Thelma ,Tnc y di d no t e t aon p an d h e sue dior divorce,Judy e Carlan d annulle dmarr ia e biMuee n fathe r an d ste p daug htei wa s illegal Ther e hav e Tee n anun,he r o f suc h marriage s in h niixic and in som e case s ther e ar echildren W e wonde r jus t wha t thei rsJatu s is now MaiTiage s o f firu bcousin s is als o illega l in Mich iar bu t tak e place , th e participant slini to state s w rhic h allo w the mfo r th e ceremon y S o fa r a s w e kno wlun o f Judtf o Mik e Carland s de iutn ha e eve r bee n reversed Tw oytif s ar o h e x t stat e wid e attett t n whe n li e rule d n qualifyn g oat hfo r candidate s wh o fil e fo r th e pri mir y unconstitutional Unde r thi s la wth o count y electio n commissio n ha drule d al l th e Democra t ticke t an d 4I c publictin s of f th e ballot Th e Re ublica n nttoye y genera l announ ce 1 h e woul d apea l th e decisio n t oth o suprem e court H e neve r di d an dCariand s rulin g stil l stands Th e postta l rat e increas e bil l ha sbee n kille d in committe e in Wash iiijrto n an d ther e is littl e liklihoo dhoo d o f it bein g acte d on A pol l ther eshewe d a bi g majort y agains t it A lJ O millio n dolla r increas e woul dnu t hav pu t th e dept ou t if th e re da 3 th e defici t is 47 0 milion Th e in lease s woul d rais e 3 cen t lette rpostag e t o 4 cents , ai r mai l fro m 6ct o 7c Ther e woul d hav e bee n sligh tincrease s in secon d an d thir d clas siNothin g wa s sai d abou t th e ton so i jun k mai l sen t ou t b y senators ,ccnjriessme n an d al l other s govern nirn t employee s free Nin e tenth ao f whic h goe s in th e waste basket Tri e posta l dept ha s neve r bee n outo f th e re d t o m y knowledge Mos tpeopl e regar d it as a publi c service ,th e sam e a s th e polic e an d fir e dept t o pai d fo r b y themNothin g muc hmuc h wil l b e don e unti l th e fre e mai ljrivilige s o f governmen t employee s itcurled r Yf,00 0 migran t workers mostl yfro m Mexic o wil l shortl y com e t o thi sstat e t o harves t seasonabl e crops suc h a s cherries , strawberries,ras pburies , apples , grapes, onion set c The y ge t fro m 6 t o 7 a day On e woul d thin k fro m th e larg e nn mle i o f unemploye d ther e woul d t n o nee d fo r thes e worker s bu t peopl ther e wil l no t wor k fo r thi smone yThe y ar e recruite d b y contractor san d n o on e belo w th e ag e o f 1 4 I sallowe d t o workTh e employer s ha t o furnis h the m housing Thi s wa swretche d a t firs t bein g mostl y teat swit h n o sanitar y facilitie s bu t til tvem e cour t th e right to pas s o n an y j boar d of healt h steppe d i n an d 1 Mio h oo fiioi r A n rwt f n i condition s ar e muc h improved BAK E SAL E NOTIC ETh e Pinckne y Kings Daughter sar e havin g a Cam p Benefi t Bak elaw an d th e reaso n the y d o no t pas so n al l o f the m is tha t someon e mus tstar t actio n i n circui t cour t an dappea l i t t o th e suprem e cour t o pf jr e the y ca n rend it r opinio n o nClyd e Fishe r i s bundin g , harbe Sal e a t Dulavy s Locke r Saturda y J cu e drivei n o n th e propert y h e FILE FO R SCHOO L BOAB OTh e followin g hav e file d t o ru n fo roffic e o n th e Pinekne y schoo lMa x Rusell,Leste r McAfe e aa dar d Randal l wh o live s o nRoad Eri c Ros e an d Helen i , iacumbert e r ao iJun e 8 0 a t 90 0 a m If Mik e Pankof f o n MS8W ttlt6i 4Wednesday, June 20 1956Take thewheel then talk deal 255 hp DE SOTOMest powerful car in the medium price field Pick any test of performance, low speed, takeoffhigh speed acceleration, cornering or hfll climbing,then match this glamorous pacesetter with anyother car in the medium price field and watchDe Soto shoot out front and stay there And the clincher to the De Soto success story is the newlow price deal See your neighborhood DeSotodealer today Take the wheel then talk dealDrive and price a De Soto before you decideWin 50,000 cash in 50 seconds YOUR Dl SOTOPLYMOUTH DKALIK4 Ol OTOnYMOUTH DEALERS PRESENT OROUCHO MARX ONNBC RAD6ANO TV,L, IALESMAINNEW KIND OF POWER M0W VACUlilALtANS LAWNSlvvH mmmNFW I JROTARYhops up grass clippings and leavesmakes them vanishinto lawn as if swept awayI Vwuuri Atr Dcss It oo Rotary Mowtr vEnds redng Chos both clippings and leaves 33fine mulch that improves your lawn nd hand trimming 1 Cuts right up to fences find other obstacles hm Ztfnd t UTumt Reversibl e hand ftvtime T oion jus t revers e handle J A FRE E HOM E DEMONSTRATION V jfr fifW e hav e th e ne w DuoTri m Powe r Mowe r A jus t righ t fo r you r lawn 1 8 o r 21inc hsize , rotar y o r reel Bes t buys mad e b yth e maker s o f famou s DuoTher m Hom eHeater s an d Wate r Heaters H E LAVF Y HARDWAR ESAFE Ntte o f 4 1 Yttr s Ag Note s er f 2 5 Year s Ag oHo n Arer y Baker an d wifeAlk eMcMahon o f Elkhart , lnd ar e visit ,in g tk Gu y Teeples , A larg e crow d attende d th e comm movemen t a t th e oper a hous e Fri da y night Th e clas s numbere d 12 Tw o other s Dr C y Gardne r o f Lan R M Glen n an d wif e attenue d th e ain g Hnd Mrs Lillia n Wyli e als o re commencemen t a t th e Universit y o f ccei d diplomas Th e firs t Luciu slas t wee k wher e thei r son W i3bo n Englis h priz e o f 1 5 Bernar d receive d hi s sheepski n a s aM D Mrs Willia m Sprou t an d daughter ,Ethel , o f Louisana , ar e visitin g here Jame s Wilco x i s improvin g hi sild i won b y Russel l Rea d an d th e secon don e o f 1 0 b y Alic e Gearhart Geral d McCleer , se n a f th e Gen eMcCleer s wa s admitte d t o th e pra etis e o f la w i n Detroi t las t wee k o nem e o n Nort h Mil l Stb y buildin g o n mo ton o f hi s uncl e Loui s McCleer a larg e porch Mrs Clare t Pasel k ha s bough t th e Dr Wals h i s entertainin g hi bro f Whit e Sta r Oi l Statio n an d Lunc h the r fro m A n Arbor room a t Dexte r Corner s o f Matthe wJ Th e marriag e o f Fann a Bell e Roll i Martin He r so n wil l star t a toyI eoa , daughte r o f Mr an d Mrs Char j glide r factor y i n the 1 barn 1 le s Rolliso n t o Roya l Schoenha b wa a Geral d McCluke y graduate d fro ma t th e bride s hom e Jun e 1 7 a t 3 p m , th e denta l dept o f th e Universit y o fRev Gate s officiating Sad a Swa r , of Michiga n las t week thou t wa i bridesmai d an d Hirar a Hon Samu e Smith , 78 , o f Ponfciae ,a m Smith , bes t man Florenc e Kic forme r congressman , die d las t wee kvlaye d weddin g march Bride s gow n a t th e ag e o f 78 ,wa s whit e si k voil e an d he r fower j Th e hig h schoo l alumn i retmio nwbit e roses Th e bridesmai d wor e wa s hel d a t Whit e Lodg e Saturda y, pal e gree n sil k au d carrie d pin k ross nigh t LuciusWiso n wa s toasmaster Th e receptio n wa s a t th e bride s home Remark s wer e mad e b y Edwi n D Jackso n Cadwe l ar e advertisn g Blown , Mr s Ber t Heff , Loui s Monks ,ladie s whit e canvas oxford 119 , Alt a Meyer , Mr an d Mrs J PDoyl emen s 79c i Dr Bernar d Glen n Th e officer s fo rCarleto n an d H K Runciman , nex t yea r ar e Pres , Alt a Meye r Vi eChelse a senior s hav e no t misse d ada y fro m schoo l i n 4 years 10,00 0 rainbow trout wer e plante di n Mil l Cree k an d th e Huro n Rive ra t Bexte r las t wee k b y L D Alley Th e count y drai n No 1 1 wa s le tlas t wee k b y Drai n Com Fran k Mow er s t o Mor t Mortenso n fo r 15 0 a yd Jame s Harri s go t th e contrac t t o t ofurnis h th e 8 inc h tile Laur a Lave y wh o taugh t a t Kear sang e i s hom e fo r th e summer Th e Walte r Sharlan d hous e o nM3 0 E caugh t fir e Tuesda y bu tsave d Deaco n Colb y tell s u s h e ha d hom efrow n pea s Jun e 17 Th e Republican s nominate d Wiillia mTuf t fo r presiden t Jame s Sherma nfo r vic e presdent Ralp h an d Re x Reaso n o f Detroi tar e visitin g thei r gran d parenteth eiFran k Sigljlrs 2 Mar y Lov e an d Hele n Teepl e o f Marquett e ar e visitin g a t Charle sI Loves M r Laveroc k wil l soo n star t mek in g flou r a t Unadilla Pinckne y bea t Gregor y her e Sat ,uvda y 5 to 3 Batteries Pinckne y Flori s Mora n Leo Lavey,Gregor yHowar d Colling s Willia m Celling Commencemen t i s Jun e 26 Th eprogra m is Marc h ,, , Sadi e Harri sInvocatio n Rev Gate sClas s Welcom e Willia m Broga nMusi c Mae Teepl eClas s Farewel l Luc y Culhan eOu r Schoo l Rev Fr Commerfor dSol o , , Carl Syke sAddres s Prof Barbour , Mich Nor Presentatio n Diploma s Supt Gau lSon g ,, ,,,,, ,JmericBenedictio n ,, Rev Littlejoh nres, Hele n Berr y Se c Treas , C W Hooke rPiLckne y los t a t Munit h Sunda y1 2 t o 8 Th e annua l Gardne r reunio n wa sa Hilan d Lak e Sunda y wit h 4 0 pr esen t Th e funera l o f Mrs Gu y Fulle rAlm a Swarthout wa s a t th e Web ste r churc h Monday Mis s Arlin e Brenise r o f Gregor ywa s operate d upo n a t Pinckne y San itariu m Monday W H Bowma n an d wif e wh o hav etreenHvngi n theCadwefl T neus et o Brighton Luciu s Doyl e ha s trade d hi s plac eo n Darwi n Rd , know n a s th e Jac kWals h plac e t o Ree d William s o f D tvoti Laur a Hoff , Evely n Darrow rs Eizubet h Curlett , Margare t Curlet tan d y e edito r wer e Sunda y dinne rguest s o f Mrs Cynthi a Wellma n a t HOWELLTHEATREHowell , Mkh Ai r CoiuiHiosw dPhon e 17 MNe w Showin g Thr u Thur , Jua e 2 Mr t, N CiSEMAScoWt i COLO RIKAH U Ali X CftSNES SLOUI S JOUWA N TH E SWAN THEATREWHRMOULAK KJob s Waya eTH E SEARCHERS Viat a YisJs Jeffre y Huater , Ver n Miles ,Bond , Natali e Wood sFeaturett e Cartoo nWardMaw Saturday Jun e 22 , 2 3Doabl e Featur Progra mBarbar a Stanwyc kh iTHB MAVERIC K QUESN Th e Bower y Boy sDI G THAT URANIUM Cartoo mSunday , Monday , Jun e 24 , 2 5Matin Suutay , 289 p i n CinemaScop e an d Colo rJaR c Russel l an d Richar d Ega aTH E REVOL T O F M A HI E STOVE ROartoo n ri Sat , Jun e 22 , 2 3Sun , Mon Tuea Jun e 24 , 2i , 2 6Jame s Stewar t an d Dori s Da yi n Vist a Visio nTH E MA N WH O KNE WTO O MUCH I n Technicolo rNovelt y New s oooo Wednesday Thursday , Jun e 27 , 2Margare t OBrie n Wslte r Brenna n G LpBY Als oTHE WEDDIN G I N MONACO an d Technicolo ren d Lat e New s dupersc o Celo r Carte aTut sWed , Thurs , Jun e 26 , 27 , 2Si n CinemaScep e Walte r Pidgeo n an d Ann e Franci sX aFORBIDDE N PLANET Fre e Quake r Oat s Co Children s Ticket s Accepte d ComingMa n i n th e Gxe y Flanne lSuit , Bird an d Beees Cartoo nSYLVAN iCIO DriveJ n THEATR I6 5 8 8 JACKSO N RD , Rt e 8Friday , Saturda y Jun e 22 , 2 3LAWLES S STREET I N Technicolo r wit hRandolp h Scott , Aagelin e Lonaberr yalso RANSOM WH hGle n For d an d Donn a Rae dAls o Cartoo ns Chelsea , Michiga nTbui , Fii Sat , Jun e 21 , 22 , 2 3MEE T M E I N LA S VEGAS i n CinemaScop eWit hDa n Daile y an d Cy d Cheris e Sunday, Monday , Jun e 24 , 2 5HILD A CRANE i n GinemaScop e an d Colo rWSun Mon , Tue t Jun e 24 , 25 , 2 6 Th e Sensationa l Progra m Tha t Yo uSunday , Jun e 24 Excursio n t o th e j Hav t Bee n Hearin g S o Muc h Abou to n Radi o an d T V EART H V S th e FLYIN G SAUCER SWit hHug h Marlow e an d Joa n Taylo ralso TH E WEREWOLF Michigan Masoni c hom e a t Alm aMason s an d Star s an d families T opu t o n progra m fo r guest s a t th eSTAT E O F MICHIGA NTh e Probat e Cour t to r w e Cuntyo fLivingsto nI f th e Matte r e t th eGlen n Hinchey , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel d o nJun o 5 1956 Present , Honorabl e Hira m R Smith , Judg e f Probate Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o f Orl a Hinchey , pray in g tha t administratio n o f sai d ea at e b e grante d t o Fran k Hinche yo r som e othe r suitabl e perso nan d tha t th e heir s o f sai d decease db e determined , wil l b e hear d a t th eProbat e Cour t o n Augus t 21 , 195f tte n A M I t i s Ordered , Tha t notic e theree ib e give n b y publicatio n o f a eop yhereo f fo r thre e week s consecutivel yi n th e Pinckne y Dispatc h an d tha tpetitione r caus e a cop y o f thi s notic et o b e serve d uyo n eac h know n party i n interes t a t hi s las t know n addres s b y registere d mail , retur n receip t de manded , a t leas t fourtee n 14 day sprio r t o suc h hearing , o r b y persona lservic e a t leas t fiv e W dav s urio rt o suc h hearing Hira m R , Smith , Judg e o f Probat eA tru e cop yHble n M Gould , Deput y Registe r o f Probat e withDo n Megowa n an d Joyc e Helde n2 6 person s pai d 19 9 i n fine s an deos t las t week , nearl y al l fo r fishin gla w violatiens Jean Simmon s an d Ga y Madito nalso GOO D MORNIN G MR DOVE I n Cinemascop e an d Colo rJennife r Jone s an d Rober t Stac kAls o Cartoo nTuts , Wed , Thur , Jun e 26 , 26 , 29SEVE N YEA R ITCH Wit hi n CineScop e an d Colo rWit hMario n Monro e an d To m Ewel lalso TH E TOUGHES T MA N ALIVE with Dan e Clar k an d Lit a Mila nCartoo nWFClos e rupture d a vei n i n hi sleg whil e castin g Saturda y an d wil lb e o n crutche s 3 weeks H ne w sk i area s ar e bein g devel ope d a t Holly , Houghto n Lak e an dCharevioux Bottl e QFO R COOKING , WAT O HEATIN G AN DHOM E HEATIN GUSE D POWE R MOWER S FO R SALE OR REN Tiawn i lepairiCWHITEJr CEHEWLET T14 0 Livingsto n S i Phon e U P 8314 9WATI R 5YSTEMS,PLUMBIN G ,REPAifc STH E ROUS H PLUMBIN GPhon e U P 8 660 7a t Audrey Klikot t Th e Dal e Mille r famil y spen t Su nW F Clos e da y a t th e Georg e Graha m hom e toM t Merris RENE J ORTLIE BI a m a graduat e o f th e Flin t Pub li e Schoo l System , Flin t Junio r Col lege I attende d Michiga n State andMichiga n La w School I hav e prac Michiga n La w School Ihav e prac tise d la w fo r 5 year s 3 year s o fvLic h I wa s a n assistan t trus t offi car fo r th e Citizen s Commercia l an dSaving s Ban k o f Flint I am pres cntl y associate d wit h Mr Rober t J MacDonal d i n th e practis e o f law 1a m marrie d an d th e fathe r o f thre edaughters a m a vetera n o f Worl dWa r II , havin g serve d o Okinawa Iru n a membe r o f th e America n Ba rAssociation , th e America n Stat eBa r Associatio n an d th e Genese eCount y Ba r Associatio n o f whic h In m a membe r o f th e Boar d o f Dire ttors I am Vic e Presiden t o f th e Ge nese e Count y Lega l Ai d Societ y an d apas t membe r o f th e Flin t Junio rChambe r o f Comerc e an d a presen tmembe r an d office r o f th e Elk s Club WYLIEPHN E 6 3 HOWEL LI s I t Tru e Tha tKnock s Bu tLivingsto n Lodg e ende d degre ewor k unti l Sep t Frida y nigh t whe nthe y conferre d 2 F C degree s an dals o a n M M degree s fo r Stockbridg eLodg e No 130 Despit e th e grea thea t a goo d attendanc e wa s ou tMrs Britt a Bras h fle w t o Wes tVirgini a Saturda y wher e sh e wil l b eWit h th e Wm Bras h jr famil y whil etb t moth tmitffoe ragvy Haw bou t th e incom e cheek ,tha t coma s alon g ever y s o ef ten Eac h on e i s Opportunity ,bringin g yo n chanc e afte rchanc e t o ge t ahead I t take s a littl e plannin g natur ally Yo u can t d o muc h abou tgrece r an d butche r meneyJta tbetwee n necessitie s ai d luxur ies , ther e i s a margi n o f safet yyo u can carr y forward Wor k ou t you r saving s plan ,an d ope n a n accoun t a t thi sbank The n steadil y buil d i t u pwit h regula r deposits LBan kFedera l Defost tTh e Mik e Jamal a famil y o f Detref ccalle d o e th e Murra y Kennedy s Son day Th e Do n Griffith s o f M t Pleasan twer e Sunda y gueto f th e Jo e Gdff itf c family IOMEHere s a goo d wa y t o mak e hom e repair s an d im provement s a t lo w cost Se e u s fo r a n FH A Titl e IHom e Modernizatio n Loan Yo u nee d mak e n odow n payment , an d yo u repa y i n monthl y moun au p t o thre e years A1 f financing details between yoursel f an d you r deale r o r contracto r can be com pitte d here Or , i f yo u pla n t o d o th e wor k yourself ,jus t brin g u s a n estimat e o f th e cos t o f materials Servic e i prompt , friendl y an d hclpfu LTH E McPHERSO lBANKINCOBPORATB D 111 1YB B NINET Y YBAR S O P SAP B fcOWMXPIKCENEAl l Deposit s u p t o 00 0 fawjsd by Ou r Membswhi p fc th e Deposi tvTOf,,,W8PATCH Wednesday, Jon SO, 1961Store UNGHUEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED III SHOESGROCERIES IlwrWfViWFREMEDY GENERAlI i You can enjoy Junefresh strawberriesall winter long with a home foodfreezer Or a twoinone refrigeratorfreezer And theyll stay as sweetand juicy as the day they were pickedThats why smart homemakers sayFreezer Living is Leisure LivingI SEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALERZ The Dick Brubaker family of Webberrille spent spent Sunday with theL J SwarjhoutaClaude Swartnout and wife speattthe week end at Lovells arl Baughn aand wife and DrUmphrey and wife of Detroit attended the graduation of Neil Baughn at the University of Michigan Saturdaylught He received an AB degree A recepton was held at the Buffhnine afterwards Mania Phillips and wife of Tpsilanti Janieg Boyd and wife of Lake,land were Sunday guests of the Harold PostersThe county DeMolay team holdsaft initiation at the Howell MasonicbeiDtfti tonight The South Putzxam Farm Bureaumet at the Lynn Hendee home lastFriday Mrs Francis Robinson is attending a reception today at Royal Oakfor Mother Coburn and the other Rainbow Assembly grand officersThe Clare Millers had Mrs MaryTeeple and Mrs Beulah Miller for Sunday dinner guests Mrs Mary Jane Tasch entertained 12 boys Saturday in honor of her son, Johns, 8th birthday GretckenTach is home from Ann Arbor for the summer The Carl Lentz family of Lansingspent Sunday at the Ona CampbellhomeThe Merwin CampbeWs and Jame Halls spent Sunday at Independence Lake Carol Hall is visiting theCampbell family Mr and Mrs Hoy Reason, BobFanny were in Grand Rapids Sun aay The Gayle Shirleys of Livoniacalled on the Albert Shirleys SundayThe Russell Clarks of Buck Lake,the Vern Clarks and Mrs Jean Meyer and children called at the WalterClark home SundayThe Charles Clark family of Kalkaska are visiting the Mrs Margaret Clark family Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Johnnyand Christine were in Howell last ThursdayThe Merlin Amburgeys leave fortheir vacation at Lovells FridayThe home of Mrs Raymonda Led widge here was struck by lightning Sunday and the transformer burnedcut The Hubert Ledwidge family ofRoyal Oak ,spent Sunday with MrsEleanor Ledwidge The Joe Vigos of Ypsilanti calledon the Vince LaRosa family SundayFrank White and wife of Howelland the Carl Aidwells of Brightoncalled on the Ben Whites last weekMrs Nellie Wylie, daughter,,Kaye,and Mrs W H Euler called on Dick Wylie at McPherson hospital, Howel Sunday Mrs Madeline Shehan, son Billy,and daughter, Mary and Gretta, ofArbor called on the William ShehansSunday Gerjld Henry is attending suminer school in DetroitThe William Murdocks of HallersCorners called on the Beb Pike andwife SundayJohn Boyer anil wife called on theWesley Morrisons of Chelsea Saturday They had the Clifford BoyersAnn Arbor for Sunday guests Mrs Nellie Clark, son, Bill andand daughter, Suzanne, called on Dick Wylie at MccPherson hospitallast week The Gerry Eichmans, Lloyd Heudees, and Ambrose Kennedys had apicnic at Silver Lake last ThursdayThe Ross Reads with MrsIda Beyers and Janet Feidler visit theJack Sehneider fomily at Colchester Ontario last Wedneday and Thursday Sunday guests of tth Fred Readswere the James McGuires, John Me Guires, Dr Steve Brown, Marilynand Gale of Detroit, Mrs Lillian Hopgood and Mrs Ella Martin of Lakeworth, FloridaLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIESEvrything in Shown Williams Paints and Balding HardwareCeal and Fuel Oil f Galbratth Gonnan a Dexter cllei ed at th Diipatd etfloa Urt Wad nesday He said bb giiterinlaw, MrAHce Curtis Litcfafield of Dexter itfuest at the Michiga Bfasonk Homeat Alma sent there by WaehtenawLodge, Derte He want the Pinckneydelegation to call on her wtoa theygo there Sunday, June 24Gen George Twin Clark whohas been in the air corp in Txa S years has bee disharged and is home Ht may reinlistPrt Dtek Slaytoa, ton of fr andMrs Glen Slayton of Howell who isat Ft SliL, Oklahoma, U tedd a leave ier Gertaany laM D E HOEY SONSHA 68119 Dexter Pvt Mike Carr who IT at CampIeonard Wood, Mo, is to be transferred to Camp Hood, TexasKes Officer Dicjt VaflSlapbreotvson of the Lonnie VanfiUmbrooks,left for Selfridge Field, Monday Heexpects to go onneai in Ub Tbe conservation commission hasasked price increases in Michigan for all game licenses to meet theneeds of Michigan sportsmen Theywould produce 1,750,000 in new revenue The increases ore fishing licen pes, from 160 to 200, non resident 300 to 360, trout stamp 100to 300 Bmall game 200 to 300,non resident 15 to 26, deer 360 to25, non resident 3900 to 40,camp permit 360 to 1000,trapping 200 to 300, archery S5O to 500 non resident 10 to 25HAMBURG REGISTRATION The registration for the voters ofHamburg towaship will be at tny, home at 10506 Bob White Beach, at Strawberry Lake on June 25 andJuly 2, 1956 from 800 a m to 800 p mAJao at the Hamburg town ball onJuly 9 from 800 am, to 80fr p ra William V Backlund, HamburgXevnahip MYRON HUGHES Complete line of Plumbing Fixture and Supplies Ekefk, Oil and Gas Het Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL WE INSTALL SERVICE PHONE UP 8 3114 1075 EM36Wagoners Grocery 6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICES ,Beer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2BLUE WATER LAUNDROMATAT LAKELAND, MICH ACROSS FROM COBBSCOMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE FAMILY WASHSOFT WATER and SAM DAY SERVICEDRY CLEANINGCOTTON RUGS WASHED AND FLUFF DRIEDPHONE AC 9, 6257MRS TAPPATTE LakelandMihDaily To 700 P M Men, Tuee Wed Thur Fri Satt t SAY IT A WITH FLOWERHELLERS FLOWERSNMM 284 HomiBHtyBottTHow it ourWindstormpolicy IB sure you have enough insurance to replace your barnCall your agent nowFIRE WINDHAILEXTENDED COVERAGESTATECYCLONE INSURANCE CO HOME 0,iCn IAPKSI, MICHLEE LAVEY, Local AgentFloyd PUn and wifo and Mrand Mrs Curti Alley who have, at tho Read cottage at PortaTrturned to Stockton, aUfnia, last weak Mrs, Helen Berry of Laattar callurt on the Irrin Kennedy SundayJoe Griffith and wife vWted Miiister, Mr Te OUoft Urt we wholi in a Dearborn botpifrt,ia itiviDISPATCH Wednesday, Juae 20, 1956THE STATE Ol KIUBGAJV ,The Probate urt fr the 6WB7 the ultramodern John Pw 50, and 70 Tractor ofiet yo this ez1H rfji f Duples Carbuxetioo , Cyclonic FuelHb Skt Forward Speeds Quick BexWheel Tread, live Hyte BewrTrd live Power SHaft FaetoryEngineered Power Steering loBrOftitio KneeAction Front Wheels Hmimnn Convenience and Comfort Indeed,it all these advanced operating advarffr1 ie and znoaeys 7 featuresand inirfr Hersawait you to iy at the wheel of John Deere Tractor Well be happy to bringthe trefctor ol your c ice to your farm for demonstration available with gasoline, frfr fuel, or LPGs engine the 70 also available as a Diesel THE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORliT th e Hatte r o f th e Estat e o fJame s H Dagg , Decease A t sessio n o f sai d Court hol d o o n th e 7t h da y o f Jun e AD , 1956 iPresen t Honorabl e Hira m S 8nltb rJudg e o f Probat e Notic e i s hereb y give n tha t th epetitio n o f Len a F Dagg , th e admin istratri x prayin g tha t he r fina l acoun t t b e allowe d an d th e residu e o f sai d Iestat e assigne d t o th e person s entit le d theret o wil l b e hear d a t th e Pr o bat e Court o n Jul y 3 , 1956 I t i t Ordered , Tha t notic e thereof b e give n b p a publicatio n hereo f for v The Piackne y Sitariu mRa y M Duffy , M D PUckae Miifaiga aCal l llt f A M t o 80 0 P M Excep t Wednesday sTito , F, Satto 800 P MLEE LAVEY FUNERAL ROUEDM C Swartkod DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance ServicePHONg V P 83172General InsuranceFHOJIB U PCLAY G0RDWthree weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitionerUle W Munsell,LYLB W MJNSELL ASSOCIATEREGWTEBFD LANli SURVEYORcause a eopy of this notice to be servi Office 211 East Grand Rivered upon each known party in interest phon 15WW HowelL Michigan at his lat known address by registered mail, return receipt demanded atleast fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, by personal service atleast five 5 prior to such hearing I Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate IA true Gopy HeJea M GouldDeputy Better of Probate Fred 6 Reickhoff, SrOPTOMBTKIriT120 Wesi Grand EiverHoweii, MichiganPhone 358 ResidenceLLOYD HENDEESTATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Ceurt for the Countyof LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofEii Niles Potter, Deceased At a session of said Court, held on June 8, 1956 DR G R McCLOSKEYDENTISTTelephone Office 935 Residence 814Evenings by Appointment Hewell Michigan Livestock gWeekly Trips Made to Detroii Geiierai ItuckingfHONB U V 4 BERT WYUET AuctioneerFAKM SALES A SPECIALITYPbone Fowlerville A tHUTHE LAVEY HARDWARE Arnold BerquistTrucking irijiion, Int STATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofGertrude E Hicks Deceased Notice is HTreby Gives Tta, the jpetition of Merle Weaver, the Exe21 uior of said estate, praying that his f y JI partial distribution account be allow I Ktt6T T V S andmade FeathI t vill be heard at the Probate Court or July 3, 1956 at ten A M A M UP84Pinckney, 12S Webster SiMichigan Roger J Carr AgencyCOMFUBTB INSURANCE COYBB AGBEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL ST Mich Phono UP ftSlSiRealarms, Homes, Lake Propertr Business OpportunitiesList Your Property Hith MiGerald ReaenBroker 209 No U P 841641DR J E CAMPAU OPTOMETRISTEye ExamittftiioiwWednesday and Saturday by Appointment9126 Chilson Road, l4mi N of M Phoa Brighton ACPresentHceabi6 Hiram Bgmrft Ordered, that notice thereof be t XtASSlfED AD VS Judge of Probateef aafti owt heldAt aJune 12 1956 given by publication of a cepy hereofror three weeks consecutively previousto said day of hearing, in the Pinck ney Dispatch, and that the petitionercause a copy of this node to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by FOR SALEModern Building at 13aVANTEDA job on a farm or any West Main St, Pinckney, Gas Heat, other odd jobs Experienced Phone Hot and Cold Running Water, LavatBiliy Hollister UP 8 9969 IpyHelen M Gould Deputy Register of ProbatePincknys SiftNotice is Hereby Givta, That allcreditors of said deceased are requir ed to present their claims in writingand under oath, to said Court, and to registered mail, return receipt deserve a copy thereof upon Rev Ezra manded, at least fourteen 14 days Eeachy of 749 Putnam Street Pick prior to such hearing, or by personal nty, Michigan, fiduciary of sid es service at least five 5 days prior toitae, and that such clahas wrti be such hearing, heard and the heirs atlaw of saU Hiram R Smith,deceased will be determined by said Judge of Probate Court at the Probate Office oa Aug A true copyust 21 1956 at ten A M JIt is Ordered, that aotioe tkereel be gifen by publicatloB of a copy hereof fer three wekg consecutively previous to said day of htoitaff ia tfee Piitckaey Dispatch and that the pet C W Hooker and wife of Ann Arittener cause eepy ef h BOHM to bor called on the J H Hookers, on be served apon each knows party an Sundayregistered mail, return receipt de , interest at his last known address by Andrew Neebitt and wife withmanded at least fourteen 14 dayrs G01dn Hester visited the DickVrior to such hearing er by J Kitke family in Philadelphia, Pa,perienal service at least five D , tlsi weekdays prior to such hftarin j Mrs Dorothy Meabon Boyer is Ilirman R Smith, Judge of Probate working for the Hoover Ball in AnnA true cepy j Arbor Helen M CId 1 Charles Wilson of Chicago spentDeputy Register of Probate , inc week enci with the Frank AberVanWinkle VanWinkle , Attorneys i JeensHowell, MichiganAdding MachinesTypewriters AND CARBON PAPERMACHINES SALES A RBPAXBLivingston Office Supply WANTEDResponsibe party to takeover payments of spinnet pianoCanbe sei in this vicinity Write thCredit Manager, Post Office Box glGicenvile, Michiganory, 3,50000 Don McLean, 1721Holden, Phone Trinity 41931,troit, MichiganFOR RENTSraati Apartment, partly Furnished until Sept 1 Coople only Box 318, Pinckney, MichFOR RENTb room upptr fiat Phone UP 8 3683FOR SALEGenral Electric Refrig erator, 6 ftMrs Oscar Beck UP 8 5582 FOR SALE8 room home, oil furlace, near postoffice Marion Burnett236 Howell St Phone UP 8 5562 SALEElectric Range and anElectric Refrigerator George HauckPattersen Lake, Doyle SubFOfcSALESaddleold brown gelding Cadar Lake Rd horse 6 yearsMrs McAinchUP 8 5500fc FRUITSMEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIESFISHMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE Rffilling and collecting money from our five cent High Grade Nut mach ines in this area No selling to quaify for work you must have car, re foi tnces640 cash secured by inventj ory Devoting G hours a week to bus iness your end of perentage coll efctjOns will net up to 400 monthlyj with very ff0od possibilities of taki jng over fun jme income increasing accordingly, or inteiview, includeup two phone in application Write North American Nut Co Inc 27 WilliamWANTEDWomau to cleancottages at Portage Lake Must bewilling to do thorough job Call HA i Sneet, New York 5 N YG 5802 or contact Mrs Lloyd Bell, j7030 Pertage Lake Road this weak, end 1WANTED, dd jobs of any kind,raking yardsetc PiJone UP 8 3223FOR SALE3 room hcuse, bath and water at 9300 Cdar Lake Rd,Pinck ney also 1949 Chcrvolet stake body truck Wayne Bennett UP8 6624KR SALE Shrysler Royal Heatar37 George Enqui3tl SOUTH MICH MWBLLPH9NE HOWELL 20N FOR SALEDUO THERM oil heatev,A room size, tank attached 1250 Mrs VanGorder 11805 Oak RidgeCt Hiland Lake, PinckneyLOSTBIack J, part colliewhitepaws and chest, name Spook Call UP 8 9768 of 8 9967 REWARDMary Lou BryanPOK 5AO House to be erected 24 x 54 on 3 acres Well and footings in Chrysler Royal, 1947 George Engquist, 229 WM36I dlng SuppUw Auto PaAutomotive Gloss Sbld andInstalled1918 Eosi Grand HhttjrPhone 151 Kowell Mlefcigan FOR RENT Acreage or on shareSharel Charles Mattison, 6374 Farley Rd, Tel UPtown 89763 i i that U lrttX can Offer you,foot or milFOR fend cend yiuvLd, also pxoceMtti road 1EADT MIXEP CONCfcCTJSIX 1 QBAVX3 COaVmNY ,4 xrM watt of Howell at 49501Maaon Road Phone HoweUJPH0N2 1 t t 9 ROWEIX WANTED Trenchings, Footingsnd Septic Taaks to install Mika Hamaak jr phone UP8 3260R LSORRELLWater Wells and PurapsAH Makes of Pumps Serviced 9885 DexterPinckmsy BsLPhone HA 69484ORDER YOURRICS SHOESDIRECT FMM FACTOR rdrta flmsjl m ftentt Service nM fmn tutfM ttt yov Hum ifom ftah,M to IM awH Miit TRBTi f t yMOCK tor IM13Kruyrrm to m Ton it MIHANNHTT Chick FeedrFOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOWSeedCERTIFIED OATS AND BEANS FOR SPRING PLANTINGFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 20, 1956 Description An account of the resource June 20, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-06-20 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/501605773037269c459176f29f205359.pdf 7bf7d074317b3dc6c2f776f75d2bf957 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i Finckney DispatchVtfanrott 78 MICHIGAN MIRROR Lou of good farm land to suburban development is a growing prob tan in Michigan Three quarters ofa million acres of farm lauds wereput to other uses between 1941 and 1966 Tbi move is o the increase,according to the United States SoilCommission It most affects rural azas near cities In Suginaw county since 1943,25,000 acres have been lost to fanning By 1970 if this contuwet there will be no agriculturein Saginaw township Michigans population has increased 38 percent Since 1940 There are now 7,266,500residents here The population has been increasing 150,000 annually The farmer is caught in a squeezeIf he wishes to continue he must pay high taxes on his land Also forfor water, sewers, sidewalks anddrainage This makes it impossible to farm at a profit The best farmland is usually taken as it is levl and construction and drainage costsare lessis increasing along the THE PINCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, June 27, 1956 No 26Soft Ball Garnet Alma Home Excursion tWWtai BwrtiWIN 1 TO O OVEfiTIMB Uvillg8tonj Uvillg8toPinckney won a thrillmg game g Qh Hbr in the county leaguefrom Hamburg in the county league NO 7f and OEtbfiix 4th MasonicMonday night 1 to 0 in 8 innings , 5 makingHb hd Jimmi Fisher recent Masonic Home at Am SunHamburg had Jiramie Fisher, recent ly tut of the army in the box and 7 Tneyafaout noon HI Marys Cat4olk frr Albert tichaltt, factorJOTdsy liaise aw and 100V LOCAL NEWS CURRENT CUMflffiNTKenneth Shea, head of the paroiedept of the corrections com, hascfcvouoaa, jfnday tvamii, been appoiatd SUl ot the Casii,iyLake Tech School to succeed C UMiles, retiredhe stood Pinckney their headsUnQ which gwept sUnQ which gweptfor 7 innings allowing 2 hits and gunday Th Ut ftt Perryi 13 trikeouts 10 in a row, 13 strikeout 101 in a row n rain from QwOBio with his blazing fast ballMax South AIma well for Pinckney, allowed 6 hits j and walked one but backed by good j At 2 p m they put on an entersupport, Pinckney made on errorand pulled off 2 double plays,turnedthem back each time they threat nd In the first inning Bob Amburgeygot a hit but Morianty and PhilGentile struck tut and Jeffreys fliedout Bob Meabon gpt the only walk ihe 2nd but was left From the 2ndto the 5th Fisher had 10 strikeoutsin a row, Burns breaking the chain by flying out Moriarity got a hitthe 6th with 2 out but Amburgey flied out Gentile doubled in the 7th,but Jeffreys and Meabon struck out and Singer flied out Fisher apparwm ou entlv tired 8ome the 8th Don Burnsbenefits from itSault Ste hit a triple over 3rd base Fisher raie 100,000 to promote fft 2 strikes on Reader and then theexpansion Ironwood has latter an industmli expansionmuncipal wharf has at Port HuronThis threatened severalSi 19B9 lished at Port HuronThiis expected to hit Miehi times but never seemjd to be able when the seaway opens, to et hit whea tyneeded itD ODht ld the tint bujgSUU Volice Com Chilis Utes D ODoherty singled the first bu u, 1AR Mw troopers w out stealing 3rd J ODohertyben completed By 1957 Michi Rot a hit the 2nd but Rayment hit inwill have 1155 trained men pat to a double play, Amburgey to Jeiftolling the highways On holidays reys T Bennett got a hit 8th butthey will beaded by 217 national Waterbury hit to Monany and anganguardsmenCONSERVATION DEPT other double play followedPinckney plays City Service at Howell Friday nightHoughton will 1 pilch Next week Friday July 6, theA 2500 to 3000 area near ,Creek may be made available for re if a agreement can be work l iitfio Pinckney team plays General MotBattle3bCampat It is aceessable by TJS12aOf course in case of national emergency the lease would be cancelled140 bobcat weie taken in the lower peninsula from December 15 to March 15 Applications for employment inthe Conservation Dpt are beingtaken by ths Civil Service Commiss ionWrite Civil Service Commission,Jjfwis Cass Building, Lansin Mich, Traverse City State Park willnot be open all the year due to high Way construction Most of the grayling eggs shipped from Montano were lost in transit due to a delay 10,000 were sav ed Another shipment is coming TheDetroit News paid for the eggsThree TV stations are now aidingIn fighting fireat fires I Gentile, IfMeabon, rfSinger, ssBuins, cr Reader, c Southwell, pHamburg AB R H3013233 2 tainment for the guests, at the homeend a delegation from the Ludding ton Masonic Lodge It consisted ofocal numbers by the Girl Scout Singers , an aecordian number by jLeah Morgan and solos by Ann Hell Iman and Paula Curlett There were tseveral numbers by the Pinckney High School Top Notchers, NancyCase, Mike Heath and Disk Imus and Donna Basydlo did an excellentpantomiae numberThe last number was the old timefavorite Down Memory Lane in which old time songs were interpeted in the costumes of long ago Mrs Florence Baughn was at thepiano and the O E S Choir assistedby the Girl Scouts sang the old time favorites Clifford and Midge MtHer put on Strolling through the Park George and Eta Enquist theMerry Widow Waltz and Bud VanNorman, Midge Miller and George and Edith Garner Merry Oldamoblie in goggles and linen dusterssuch as were wore by early autoists Whirljing nmtrellas representedthe auto wheels Lonnie VanSlambrook in blackface with fiddle did atoj3letaioa, Friday evtnlBg altarAwes Dvotioa and Stirdaj trowIM to 900 9 m and Saadaj bt tore the 800 MamMeuwiiia UtoiraftCalviy Menaeaiit ChurchJtar i titechy, PatttS Supt Walttr achWortUf 1VKBorn to Mr and Mrs Stanley Lobcell Eva Ke lenberger at Mel herson hosptal June 21 a 7 lb 1 usen, Roger DarnelBorn to Mr and Mrs Richard Amtuvtev Marv Gentile at bt The legislature in special stssioaha turned down pleas by Gov Williams and Mayor Cobo of Detroitto extend unemployment benefitsor take an action on unemploymentIhe governor wanted them extended UJ veeks and the mayor 10 and er iiproduction would increaseand there would be many jobs availuble in 2 or 3 monthsSo they recessed until July 17 No one expectsFellowship BtrviotJUv i M Wiflgw, raw School he iuiod tu do something or keepon recessing Unemployment inuratkc is running out now at the rateoi 100 workers u dayMorning Worship IQiib a Afcurs night prajrarMttUog ai the cfeurcb atWed choir ptautfet 1M P m iWoz son, Richard Daniel The Estate of Henry and Edith800 Winkelhaus of Howell through the cxeiutor Frank Shields announce uI gift of 15000 to the new countrymi hospital gj1 Mrs Dorothy Winslow of River ix0 University of Michigan hati side gave a baby shower at her purchased the Hoover Ball plant atft00 home Friday night for Mrs Betty Ann Arbor and will move their fiaker lru service there The Hoover CoThe Lynn Hendees ealHd on the jWans to locatj their new factoryGlenn Hicks family and Milo Chubb at Jackson Sunday cide the city limits The peoplein Ann Arbor are not happy aboutj The Leo Pnrkcrs of Sayinaw woie it m it will take a million and a halfRe Keith Buegsegger, Pastor I Sunday quests of the Irvin Parkers,Sunday SchoolMorning Worship Youth Group i 94ft a m1050 AM 7KX p mService 300 p mHIUTB grayer JiWng 800 p mJr Choir Practice Wed 400 p m8r Otir Pmetict WadBAKE SALE NOTICEThe Pinckney Kings TheMM Wett bttwtCB Main aad UnadiUa Street worth of property off thtKnlph Hall and wife attended the tax rolls The university Jjays noLoh wedding anniversaryJ Leon tuf t all The Ann Arbor Newtaid liennets at Dixboro Sunday 1 on the city to liberalize its zan The Ralph Halls called on the in law It says so much land hatCleo Curtis family in Plymouth been restricted to residential pur Sunday l only that there are very fewMrs Viola Dixon of Whitmore iues in the city where a factoryDaughters Lake called on thr Abner Watkins tun be built Bake I faiiily Sundayp aare having a Camp Benefit Salt at Dunlavys Locker Saturday,June 30 at 900 a mOh Sussanah number Three oth HARRY MARSHALL DROWNSer numbers After the Ball The Man on the Flying Trapese andTh Rah Bomb Bea had to be om, as the principals who went todo them did not arriveAfter the entertainment the entertainers mingled with the home nd shook hands with themOne aged lady told me it was the best entertainment ever brought toI the home This might be open to01 0 doubt as the city lodges bring upborne high class numbers It was0 probably different and funnier than200 any other brought there,AB R tl Before the show the Girl Scouts ARRHarry Marshall77, retired Dexir er entertained a larce nin Hrnwnprl Wednesdav at II iends at thir home Frifarmer drowned WednesdayBOARD OF SUPERYSORSTht county board of supervisorsmet in session Monday at Howelland spent the most of the day in considering 2 matters The County Rdsand tht Purchase of a Convalescent Home The roads in the county gotin very bad shape this year and pet itiom were circulated asking thertmoval of County Engineer Fred Itagtrs in charge of road work Thepetitions were presented to theboard by Supervisor Hendee of Patam and read Many of the signtrs were well known business menof tht county The three countyroad commissioners were present but Mr Rogers did not show upThe 433 00 0 01 er to the home n weel chairsthe show Ye editor called toonT Bennett, c 3 0 1 vent to the hospital and broughtWaterbury 3b 4 0 0 ull the guests there able to come ov D ODoherty, cf Winkelhaus, lb r FuHcerson, If ,,J ODoherty, 2bRayment, sskapp, rf Kelly, rfFisher, p , 1115 a m at Clear Lake inwhere he had gone on atrip with Henman ilanaolmau, Ar thur Frank and Charles Bailey Some of them have a cabin thereMarshall and Bailey were out in a,Ocat hen it ccepsized Bailey clung to the overtured boat and was rescued Marshall did not come up Thebody was recovered The deceased was born inEnglad and was theson of George Marshall who farmedon the Dexter Ann Arbor Rd Mrs Helcn Mittcer of Stockbride fdaughter Margaret n, sonsJuck, Drew Pearson looks for an endJames ami Robert visited tthe u the alliaiu between Northern Hobort Read family Sunday onwatives und Southern DixieWelton ChairUriain and his moth rms by which they have been able number of t keep important legislation bottled in conimittesAmong this legislayii is tlie civil rights and schoolridny night,losco I with a showing of his pictures hfishing I took in Europe last winter They aid hill, particularly the school aidiii They know if utts on the flooran effort will be made to amendeiyinv aid to statea having segrtiued schools Minority Leader Joe Wtirja liudtoa pUHHcd the wordilolangsworth and sons, Mrs Frd j o ihe 4 Republicans on the com Read, Mrs Irvin Kennedy, Mrs Lu Iiuiictce to report the bill out Thecue Fohey, Mrs Arthur Pardon and KcruMicans took this action to prewere the M J Reasons, the Ceoivefhomsoiio, the jeoige Youngerineus, the Brandon Whites und Jui et, tlie Otto Poulsons, the Onu Cump hiIs, the Max Russell, Mrs CarwmMrs Gennaim Stackiible Dr Harlow Siiiiin of I vent I he kss of tlie nero vote inJackson I Lhe industrial cities of the northlied on the William Shehans SatCOUNTY LEAGUE STANDINGTeam W L Pet3 0 0 Mrs Alice Litchfield of Dexter whoin c guest at the home hospitalNOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING The Elementary School MothersClub will sponsor a meeting on Tuesday evening, July 3 at 800 p m at33 213 0 20 0 0 00 00 1 years After life time of furming urdiy Sunday callers were Ted Adseh of Detroit und MrMae She lianaiuJ son, Merlin csse Henry and wife and Jeraid, the L J fjeiry family and thLambert Henry family were Sun day dinner quests of the Keith Brad burys of Chelsea The Robert Pikus and Erstondeceased sold his farm to Dexter in 1940 He and his wife, the former Elizabeth Grgoiy ofNorth Territorial Road celebratedtheir golden wedding in 1U50 Shesurvives Also a son, Edward and 4 daughters, Mrs Dorothy Quin, Mrs Susan LaRosaMrs Amy Sortor aadMrs Alton Steinway, Two brothers Harks attended a, birthday party JI,cU,j The last reports from PresidentIJixenhowoi thiit tiis recovery hashjiii delayed and he will be in the hospital a week lon than was aniiciatpil He has taken some nouriiiient, mostly cream of wheat and i to eat hU fiiiit meat over theuock cid He sets up a few minutesa day and walks a little Ho is ex his decision as toWilliam and Fred are deceased The funeral was Saturday at StPinckneyCity Service Hamburg FowlervilleGeneral Motors 4 02 1 2 2 1 3 0 4 1000500333000K1WANIS BASE BALL LEAGUESleague Thursday nigfct the Cubsbent the Cardinals 5 to 4 Cubs bat sry Dick Kennedy and Victor Basydie CardinalsJohn Hoy and JohnBurgIn the Junior League the BobTasch team beat the Duwain Hoy Friday for Floyd Kcntz of Howeil j v, jnther he will run or not after theIhe house on the old Coniikeyp pday evening July 3 at 800 p m at deceased had hem fl vestryman Saturday the high school gym at which or 50 years Rev Irving Shepheid sources a b f th bd f dcation willlfl BatterieaTascn DonBaiker and Paul Howall Hoy Tim Somers, Don Acklay and GerryHenry and Al Simongon Micky Ritter bett watch out ordecided against removel at thfl big leagueg in bs getting Mmhi tie is not up untila second victory in the Junior leagby a 4 to 3 score over the Bob team Ronnie Singer hit ahome run to win the gameuethis tim u his time is not up until w Wi YJT uw e Jan 1,1067 but the general opinion He Phed Itev Winers team U3Mmd to b that he has not been abl to do the work required Sincetht agitation for his removal starttd th condition of the roads have improved considerably Ways of gpttiag more state money for roadwrk wen alio discussed Mcond matter was the purchast of tht Pinckney Sanitarium by tht county for a convalescenthoait The county is caring for many old age and social seturity pensiontrs and the convalescent homes in KIWANIS GIRLS LOSEThe Kiwanis Girls at Pinckneywho play in the Howell Soft Ball League lost to the Junior Frm Bureau of Fowlerville Friday night12 to lOTheir lineuup was the sameas the week before Marilyn Van Slambrook, c, Francis Higgs, p,Cathy Wiltse, lb, Dorothy Clark,2bf bers of the board of education willexplain and answer questions regarding the two propositions upon whichthe residents of the school district,Pinckney school district, Livingstonand Washtenaw, will be asked to sotc in the annual school electionon July 9thProposition No 1To provide funds for finishing twoelementary class rooms and the purchase of new transportation equip, raent Proposition No 2To provide funds for the adjustwent in teachers salaries for school years 1956the adoption of abased upon training and years service Voters and tax payers should planto attend and hear these importantLissuea discussed CommitteeThe school board president informed us that the question of receiving or rejecting the pupils of the HicksDistrict which voted down consolidation last year will not come up The district ie to hold another election on itthe county are filled to overflowing virSinia Amburgey, 3b, Janet Shirand they have had to send some to ey 8gf Outfield ,Mide HiggiffFftrton la Gcntsee county The build CkeiTy Gudith and Mary Jeffreys, iaf aad grounds committe looked ey play the Girls Athletic Clubortr tilt Miiitarium here and wtie of H0Wen tonight diayMtd to consider it if an agree can be worked out Fred Cat The JJ poxe8 Michigana pg by David Arnold issaid they wart waitinglor an OP available on request from the Con from the prosecuting attorney Mrvatiojis Dept of Educational Pubd rymtat ca Trail thairman of the ccommittee 48 pageil i fo pat to whtthtr it would be ntwnry b oat tto avknlt tht purchase to tbf tht ptopl We understan gi bwgkt it they would howt 42 , Unsiag 26Xesdames Sadie Koran and her, Mrs Fannie Bradley of Flint CARD OF THANKSWe wish to thank all those whohelped make our trip to the Alma Masonic Home a success last Sunday To those who took part in theprogram, furnifehed trtespoHationetc and especially Mandy DeBarr and bar girl Scouts and the four High School Entertainer, DonnaBasydlo, Nancy Case, Mike Heath and Dick Imus fbr their fine tattrtainment and making the trip thereThe entire program went off verysmoothly and was thoroughly enJoy by the guettt t the home Alonzo VanSlambrook WM No70Virginia VanNorman WH0JQSO45 a RainbowLansing lastEpiscopal Church where I iJum on Gawley lid, caught fire onniht from unknownsources and burned down It was unoccupied The owner is Ted Ma1shcll of Dftroitt Mrs Francis Robinson and MrsMac Daller attendedAssembly meeting inlast Thursday Olin Robinson attended MichiganBell Telephone Company Niftht atTyriart Lodpe 500, Detroit Tuesdaynght and presented a Masonic Bibleto George Lympe, suptt of the ccom pany The Howard Riopelles of Detroitwerj Sunday guests of the Harold50 years Rev Irving Shephejdof New Haven officiatedHurial was in Forest Lawn Cemetery Ye editor knew the deceased ailhis lifetime Clear Lake is only amile and a half from Douglas Lake where the Liverm oreMi Her cabin isand the members of Livingstonstayed when they went to Lewis,town to put on degree workELMER F WITTYElmer Witty, a retired street railway employeee who has lived at Patterson Lake for some time died there Saturday He underwent an op I Radys eTition some time ago His wife is Kxter Hooper of Brethren spentdeadurviving are a son, William Sutday at the Lester McAfee home Th Robrt Piks took Mrs WRoy ani 4 daughters, Mrs LelaShifcJMw Jeanette Hanberry, Mr Dorothy Frydych and Mr3 Florence Quintrell, The funeral was at The Robert Pikes took MrsPntley back to Corruna Thursday Ii C Vedder and wife have poneto Deer Lake near Muskelluncrethe Haley Funeral Home in Detroit Pte, upper peninsula where they n ui ri , will be until July 4th ih oi July but everyone takes it forkrantvd he will The pressure ia in Une The Republicans who vote iniriably against his policies are theiotidcst in their demands that hehi i in the race A big dispute hasarisen anjon the surgeons Somety DrUeaton performed the wrong on the president which h3Don Leonard is making some in his campaign for goverTuesday with burial in Cenietery PincknyyCARD OF THANKSWe wish to thank the People of be until July 4thRay Reason, wife and daughter thusastof Phoenix , Arizona, are visitingWalter Reeason It is his first visithere in 6 years rr Tlie Warren township Republican Club has endorsed him At the rvent Republican convention inVu county a majority of the deleirius to the state convention endor ed Leonard This county was nev er classed as an Eisenhower strongluid 4 years ago they were all forTjft and classed Eisenhower as anew dealer Howeli had Kit Clardyfci their Memorial Day speakerKit is an admirer of Seiiator McCarthy and was never an Eisenhower tftThe Clare Millers called on herPinckney and the surrounding com j mother, Mrs Frank, Sunday Saturrnunity for the cards, many acts iof kindness and generousity shownus during the recent loss of our hus band and father Thank you eachand everyone Mrs Charles Sober Dick, Connie and RonnieWilliam Miller, Richard Higgsand Calvin Simonson enlisted in the United States Marines at DetroitThursday and took their physicalThey may leave with the next con signment June 29Postmaster Lawrence Baughn wife attended the postmasters convention at Charlevioux last weekRev Ketih Rutgsegger is attending the patters conference at Marantha ttta wttk day they took Billy Miller, DickItigjrs and Calvin Simonson to De troit where the boys have enlisted inthe U S Marines Ldward Hack and famly and Elizabeth Olfield of Newcastle, Pa vis ited the Merwin Campbell familylat week Francis M Dodge, Michigan Masonic grand master, will constitute the new Les Chanaux Lodge No 590at Cedarville, Chippewa county Sat urday, June 30 The new Putnam township votingmachines arrived TueadayThey willbe used in the Aug 7 primaries The Pinckney school board hastold one of their oldest busses tothe Pinckney Boy ScoutsMrs Alta Robinson is home fromva visit with Fenton relatives We read that 36 people who attended a dinner for hospital employ1ecs at Port Huron were stricken with potomaine poisoning, yet thtdinner was prepared under the mostsanitary conditions At Dexter some years ago a number of people wtrstricken after attending a chicken pie dinner One pie was said to havt been baked too far ahead of the dinacr and as formed Chicken pitshave been out of style around here since then yet we ate chickea pie atSt Marys anntjal picnic here for 25,yoars and never experienced j ill effects or heard of anyone tit vLo did This disease can be carriedby persons In Detroit somt ytartago a woman was found to b a MOV iev Every restaurant she worked an d handle d foo d go t thi s poitoniag Mr an d Mrs Le e Gran t an d chil dxe n spen t las t wtt k i a iOi l PKKNB Y DISPATC EfO R CONGR ECharle s E CHAMBERLAI NNeighboring Note sStockbridg e townshi p ha s adopt Wednesday, Jun e 27 , 195 6g ja B urn , nNote s o f 2 5 Year s Ag oe d spee d limi t o f 6 0 mile s a n hour phj m Guinan 6 Bo n o f th eDonal d Street , th e Stockbndg Guinans rf Dftro t Wftf lnewsbo y wh o claime d t o hav e bee n fa g R ye r a t beate n an d robbe d b y a n escape d co u vict The n repudiate d hi s sioryha B ru HOWELlTHEATREHowell , Mich Ai r Conditione dPhon e 179 6aai n repeate d bi s stor y wit h a fe wchanges H e say s th e convict sHerb Drow n o f Stockbridg e ha dh i 6 ar m broke n Sunda y i n a aut o acA r r TA WT 1 Sunda y o n Whitemor e Lak e Rd tiueatene d hi m i f h e told Evidenc e ,, , rseem s t o partiall y bac k u p hi s story H e too k lie detecto r test and wuliamsttfn Russel l Livermore , Dexte r rura l M mai l earne r complete d 2 9 year s o n Fowlerville ha horse races July4th and a ball game between Fowlerthe job last Tuesday 400 budding peach trees on the EO Falmer orchard on Munith roadwere saved during the recent frostsmudge rectoryat Northfield Saturday by Rev Fr Thomas, Virginia Rane, daughtter of Mr and Mrs John Ran ofWhtmore Lake to Milton Heraheyof Detroit , ChucF Chamberlains roots an deep ia the Sixth Congresrional Disinct He was born north of Webbernlle on the farmsettled by bis greatgrandfather in 1844 Here Chuck is with bisuncle, Archie Chamberlain right, who owns and farms thefamily homestead todayCHAMBERLAINS FRIENDS SAY Chuck Chamberlain is marked for success Hes sUaightand conscientious in everything he does as a private citizen, as a practicing lawyer, and as Prosecuting Attorneyfor Ingham County His overseas record in World War II is outstanding And Chucks worked for everVvhintfhes got Hes the Republican who can win in NovemberCHAMBERLAIN SAYSIt would be a great honor to serve the people of the SixthDistrict as their Congressman, I promise that I will repre sent every group farm, business, labor, and industryin all three counties fairly and honestly, to the best of myability CHAMBERLAINS RECORD Now serving as Ingham County Prc utinc Mtorney Attorney for Michigan Senate, 195354 Former City Attorney for East Lansing Former Tax Accountant U S Treasury Department World War II Veteran with outstanding service record Distinguished success as Practicing AttorneyCHAMBERLAIN FOR CONGRESS Vote August 7 Republican PrimaryGRAND OPENINGTHE SNACK when volunteers kept 52hols burning all night Mrs Don Roberts Laura Riley i o T , cffice Monday He was one of ther i a patient at St Joe hospitalAnn ft o f WwnLArborChpt C D Miles who has beenin charge of the Cassidy Lake TechSchool for 12 years is retiring on from Mar Tuesdav Batteries Pinckney E chief Sneiks Dinkel, ChelsaaMonroe VanGiesen nMisses Audrey Snively and El G W Dinkel finished 30 yean asa rural carriey at the Pinckney postcities Monday He was one of thefirst two carriers appointed Frank Newman was the otherA Pinckney soft ball team beatthe Chelsea Odd Fellows team 6 towasJuly He came therequette prison where he steward Chelsea voters by a vote of 674ito 324 approed a bond issue of2,200,000 for a new high school Neil Beach aad wife of Dexterboth received degrees at the U of M last week He is zoology and shein botany They will both teach atthe Cheboygan biologicalthis summex stationThe Chelsea school board is offering of its bussesfor sale it has retired1 Mile West of Pinckney on M 36THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 at 1100 A MSERVING Dinners, Short Ordrs, Carry Outs,Curb Service, Complete Fountain Service The village7 of Fowlerville audHandy voting machines were delivered June 19 Ilev FT Joseph RSbb, son ofRoss Robbs of Fowlerville, has beenbeen appointed pastor of StMaryaparish at Three Oaks Mayor Cobo of Detroit spoke before a joint meeting of the Howell Rotary and Lions Clubs last weekThe Knights of Columbus of Howell cleared the indebtedness off their hall at Howell last week 14,801 voters are registered in Livingston county Putnam has 83G,Hamburg 953, Unadilla 577, Marion651, Howell Twp 651, Genoa 909, Handy 1345,Brighton Twp879,GieenOak 1064Mr and Mrs Herbert Gillette ofHowell celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by taking a trip toWashington D C last week They started housekeeping in Pinckneyat the time he was employed in the J, W Teepie Bank hereFrank Hattman, supt of Hartlandsclools for 4 years goes to Flintwhere he will head the Carmen school The Kroger Company will build auper market at Bilghton at Grand River and Kissane DriveThe number of telephones in Brighton increased by 400 last year Wed, Thur, June 27, 28George Gobel and Mitzi Gay nor isTHE BIRDS AND THE BEES tm TechnicolorCartoonFriday, Saturday, June 29, 30 Double Feature ProgramScott Brady and Rita GamlaMOHAWK In Color LEE THEATREWHTTMORE LAKEPaul Douglas and John Derek inXHE LEATHER SAINT Carreoa ooooSunday, Monday, July 1, 2Matine Sanaay, 230 p m bant Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones and Frederick MarchbTHE MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUITin CinemaScope and Color Cartoon Fiidlfc Saturday, June 29, SOMEET MK IN LAS TOGAS In CiaemaScopeDan Dailey and Cyd CheriaJerry Colonna, Paul Henrid, Leaa Home, Frankie Lane and MitsuJt Sawamurain CinemaScope and Eastman ColorColor Cartota and Late NwiSun, Moo Tne8n July la 2, 3ALEXANDER, THE GREATin CinemaScope and TechnicolorWithRichard Burton, Frederick March and Claire BloomColor Cartoon and Late NowiAudrey Snively andoise Berquist and Merwin Campbelland Elgin Line attended the Chris,tian Endeavor conference in Flint SundayBorn to Will Darrow ad wife ofChelsea and Joe Gearhart and wifeJuly 1 sons The John Fitzsimmons familyhave moved into the Ed Fainamhouse on West Main St The Fred Lakes and Alden Carpenters have built a cottage nearPortage Lake on McGregor Road While playing at the Howard Gentry home in Marion last jyveek JunDinkel fell down stah3 and had tohave 3 stitches taken in a gash inhis head Eimer Daniels of Dexter took hislife Tuesday by drinking inset ex terminator near the old mill there M J Shehan, head of the ShehanTry Cleaners of Howell died Juo22nd This stoiy is a good one An Oxiord man went to the First NationalBank in Pontiac to draw out 1000 He noticed the girl gave him a lotof bills but did not count it, puttingit in his car After doing some shopping he went home and found his We Will Be Openyard full of bank officials The girl ,had given him 10,000 by mistak WedJ ThurjVJuly 4, 5TARGET ZEROWithRichard Conte and Peggy Castle Alsoin ColorColor Cartoon and Late NewtiCIO DriveJn THEATRE 6 5 8 8 JACKSON RD Rte 3Tuts, Wed, Thurs, June 26, 27, 28 in CinemaScope Walter Pidgeon and Anne Francis ZaFORBIDDEN PLANETFree Quaker Oats Co Childrens Tickets Accepted GnigMan in the Grey Flannel S uiU Birds andBeees, CartoonSYLVANTHEATRE Chelsea, MichiganThur, Fri, Sat, June 28, 29, 30GABYIn Cinemascope and Color WithLeslie Caron and John KeyANNOUNCEMENT StartinsJuly Friday, Saturday June 22, 23LAWLESS STREETIN Technicolor with Randolph Scott, Angeline Lonsberry alsoRANSOMGlen Ford and Donna Reed Also CartoonSunday, Monday, June 24, 25 HILDA CRANEJcen Simmons and Guy MadUonalso GOOD MORNING MR DOVBJennifer Jones and Robert Stack Also CartoonTuts, Wed, Thur, June 26, 26, 28 SEVEN YEAR ITCHin CineScope and ColorWithMarion Monroe and Tom EwallalsoTHE TOUGHEST MAN ALIVEwithDane Clark and Lita Milan CartoonFISH FRY at PINCKNEY MASONIC TEMPLE MFRIDAY, JUNE 29th 500 to 900 PSponsored by Pinckney Assembly Rainbow GirlsSERVING IS 500 TO 900 P M Notes of 48 Years AgoThe Wirt Smith family of ChubbsCorners have moved to Washington State Teepie Hardware were offeringto take down stoves, store them for the summer, polish them and setup in the fall for 250Mrs John White is a patient atthe Mich State Sanitarium Born to Will Nash and wife June23, a sonThe Misses Martha and FaniyMurphy have gone, to Petoakey to work this summerGladys Brown and Earl Tupper ofADtLTS 100 CHILDREN 60cc THE JUNIOR FARM BUREAU INVITES YOU TO A MODERN AND SQUARE DANCE iOWLERVlLLE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM SATURDAY, JULY 7th, 1951MUSK BY J 0 FINLANS ORCHESTRADONATION, TO FARM BUREAU BUILDING FUND the 8th grade were neither absent A true copySTAW OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tor n County of LivingstonU tht MatUr ot tbo Estate tGlenn Hinchey, DeceasedAt a session of said Court held onJune 5 1956Present, Honorable Hiram RSmith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That thepetition of Orla Hinchey, pray ing that administration of said tate be granted to Frank Hinchey or some other suitable personand that the heirs of said deceasedbe determined, will be heard at theProbate Court on August 21, 1956 ten A MIt is Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by publication of a copyTiereof for three weeks consecutively in the Pinckney Dispatch and tbpetitioner cause acopy of this noticeto be served upon each known partyin interest at his last known addressby registered mail, return receipt de manded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by personalservice at least fie W davs nriorto such hearingHiram R Smith, Judge of Probate Sunday, Monday July 1 2THE THREE MUSKETEERS In TechnicolorWithLana Turner, Gene Kelly, June Allison and Van HeflinTues, Wed, Thur, July 3 4 5 JUBALto CinemaScope and Colorwithlenn Ford, Ernest Borgnine, RodSteiger and Valerie French Ye editor called on Dick Wylie atMcPherson hospital, Howell Fridayand found him getting along fine He celebrate his 17th birthday Sunand had a large number of visitors, including his folks and grandparents, the Woodrow Massey, H Mayers etc The women at the Gregory Refrigerator factory where hiamother works gave him a fine wristwatch His cousin, Thomas was uaable to make it due to businesss reasons but will go over this weekwith bis congratulationsPOWER MOWERS FOR SALE OR RENT Mowed Mowers RepairedI BCWHITEJr CEHEWLETT140 Livingston St Phone UP 83149WATER SYSTEMSJLUMBING REPAIRS THE ROUSH PLUMBING Phone UP 8 life or tardy the entire school yearMiss Cecil McKim who taught thegrammer room will teach at Sturgis next year Glenn Gardner is around seeingbusiness men and citizens with aview to establishing an electric ightplant here 70 friends helped Mr and Mrs HG Briggs celebrate their 50th wedd ing anniversary Tuesday night The grade promotional exerciseswere held at the school last Thuraday Gladys Brown presided at theorgan The drills were good and ineluded the Sunbonnet Babies, Over all boys, Dumbbell Drill, MarchingSuns and Merry MilkmaidsMrs Charlotte Dardy Sharland,36,died at her home on M86E June 23 She leaves her husband, WalterSharland,a daughter and 2 brothers The funeral Was at the Methodistchurch Tiiorsday, Rev Iittlejohn officiatingGlenn Tupper of the Dispatch oftaking a week off to help his fathrin the hayingThe Misses Lelia Monks, NellieGardner and May McKeever havereuted a cottage at Lakeland for2 weeksThe Livinfton Democrat dosedits voting contest Tuesday Mrs Leon Wines won first prise, MissLouise Redinger of HoweU 2nd andHerbert Gillette, Pinckney third The Ladies of the Methodist churchwill serve ice cream at the townkail Saturday nightMax Kelly of Chelsea is helpingat the Robert Kelly3 during haying Pingree will celebrate the, 4thThere is 2 ball games, a dinner and firework djipjftz at night4 Helen M Gould,Deputy Register of Probate Bottle GasrOR COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATINGWYLIE L P GAS SERVICEPHtNE 63 HOWELLIs It True ThatOpportunity Knocks But OnceHow bout the income check that comes along every so often Each one is Opportunity,bringing you chance afterchance to getahead, It takes a little plaining naturally You cant do much about grocer and butcher money3utbetween necessities aad luxuries, there is a margin of safety you can carry forwardWork out your savings plan,and open an account at this bank Then steadily build it upwith regular depositsFIRST NATIONAL BankM Federal IfcpodtAH DijwiU HaarW Up toThe Mike Jamala family of Detroitcalled on the Murray Kennedys SondayThe Don Griffiths of Mt Pleasantwere Sunday guests of tht Jo Griff ith family TKSRES A BE5T WAY TO FINANCEYOUR CAR PURCHASE ICaf financing, the bank way, costs less beaotrates are low We tell you the whole cost nohidden extras, and the monthly payments artfitted to your income You establish uttful bank credit, too, when you finance hereTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKINCORPORATED 1915OVER NINETY YRABS OP SAFE H0WELLPMCKN8YAJ1 Deposits up to 10,000 instved by Our Membership b the FtdtrtiDeposit Ingunact Oorprttiom,iri 7 il rPlant Food PayUnbelievableRate A MISSOURI economist re ports that fertilizer paysdividends at a rate almost unbelievable to investors in general or to farmers in particular Gordon B Nance, of the University of Missouris agricultural economics staff, said thatthe rate of return from the useof fertilizer is many times above that of some of the popular investments Nances statement was summarized here bythe Middle West Soil Improvemeat Committee , June 27, 1956Increased yields per acre canpay a 3tol return from ferti lizer investmentCiting returns from some ofthe stock markets bluechips, Nance saidGeneral Motors pays lessthan 5 per cent, Standard Oil of New Jersey and U S Steel,SH per cent, General Electric3 per cent, and DuPont 2 per centPeople bid up the prices ofthese stocks to where the returns are lowNance said it is a differentstory so far as fertilizer is con cernedOn Corn Belt land of belowaverage fertility, he said, thefirst 6 worth of fertilizer returned 291 per cent on a corncrop priced at 120 per bushelm Joissouri teats, The second 16 worth of plant food returned227 jer cent When the rate offertilizer application wasStepped up, they had to useHO worth before the returnsfrom the last addition declinedto per centMbe marvel of the ages is net while almost everyoneknows this, practically no oneacts on it Michigan Fanners Upfertilizer Use te Get Extp Yields per AcreM ICHIGAN farmers usednearly 600,000 tons of fertilizer last year to boost crops per mere, cut production costs and icrease net profits, reports the iddleWest Soil Improvement imittee, in a statementr on compilations of the S Department of AgricultureThe total of 590,921 ton oplant food used on Michigan farms in 1952, says the 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resale LetUs show vou A QUALITY PRODUCT brought te you by AN OLOSMOllll QUALITY DEALERCOMI IN TODAYIIARM WHY NOW IS A OOOO TIMI TO BUY AN OLOSMOBILII214 West Grand River, Howell, Mich MAINfiJPhone 514 sm iieKarvey StiegclmeioH ARVEY STILGELKSIElt61, of Norrral, Ii who sayshigh soil fertility hclei hvwin the soybean champP of North America for the fourtntime at the recent IntnrnraaGrain and Hay Show in ChicsHe had previously won in 11J 1947 and 1950In addition to soybeans, Sttegclmeier raises hybriJ corn anc certified oats rerdStiegmetr lnos hi sregularly and puts en iborai amounts of pbojp ate r full feed of otlor iriiy Good land, he sov greater response to iccxthan basically poor laiv S improvcMjent on t 3jO farm u Chvirp , began more tha r rj when Haxvey 8 fa h r husnj twttt clover u u c Pinch net Students on Ezzsirn Tour with Chaperoned, , jp rmm mPV MW mi iMW m, m M WK AA5 1 FJ i 94y rv a sS is SJL8uprinundent Wotley 1AT with other cfcapwovtj hitvy beenconducting Pinckney high school ttndenti on a tour to points ofifctortat in Ktw York, wuhiagton 2 C, into Virginia, and Ontario, Onada Thia picture of tat group waa takas at LaraC in Virsrtnia Tha atYaiw aM vaUauoua f c Vbeauty of formation, tha result of the action of watar over aestimated by scientists to exceed 10,000,030 year Thia roo feet under the surface of tha earth was one tha ttaaa of Ariver Tht group left Fimxnajr frtdttfttom aadfa 27 , M M MT s r LOOKLOOK COME ON ECOME AL L iFIS H FIS HFriday , Jul yA T ST MARY S NE W PARIS H HAL L STARTS AT 530 F MSPONSORED BT THE GUILDOUR LADY OF FATIMA TAXE STH E P1NCKNB Y VILLAG E TAXE S AR E NO W DU K AN B iPAYABL E A T M Y HOM BMONDAY S AN D SATURDAY S 1UNTI L FURTHM R NOTIC EHELE N REYNOLDS , Villag e Treasure r Soft Bai l Game Th e Pinckne y tea m is in undispu te d possesio n o f firs t plac e in th eCount y leagu e b y virtu e o f a 9 t o 0wi n over Fowlervill e las t Wednes wgtrTo m Houghto n pitching fo rTinckne y allowe d 6 hit s bu t neve rmor e tha n on e a n inning H e walke don e an d hi t one Tomilso n o f Fowlervill e blanke dPinckne y fo r 2 inning s althoug hthe y ha d ma n o n eac h inningI n th e3r d Moriarit y walked , Amburge yscore d hi m wit h a double , Gentil ehi t safel y scorin g Ambursey Wal lac e wen t in to pitc h fo r Fowlervill eth e 4t h inning Amburge y go t hi s2n d hi t Jo e Jeffreys drove hi m in1 wit h a triple , an d h e himsel f score dIo n Gentile s lon g fly I n th e 6t h th e0 5 Eas t Putna m St , Pinckne yPOST OFFIC E BO X 20 3IATE MODEL STOCK RACES7 Event s 50 La p Feature t Firework s4iho f JUL Y NIT Etim e trial s 70 0firs t rac e 83 0Rai n Dat e Jul y 6JACKSO N MOTO R SPKDWA YAdmissio n 150 , Childrenunde r 1 2 50 4erica n childre n toer e no tttsftstqUotuiMQ th e rule s o f only go t on e run , du o t o a mixup 2 wer e one Youn g an d Houghto nbot h go t hit s an d Moriarit y walke dAmburge y go t hi s thir d hi t scorin gscorin g Youn g bu t ra n Mor y of f 2nd I n rundown , Houghto n wa s ou t a tth e plajtev ,i1t ud d pitche d th e 7t h fo r Fowler ,vill e an d wa s bombarded Jeffreysgo t hi s secon d hit Southwel l an dSinge r walked Youn g struc k out Fr y hi t a gran d sla m home r t o th erigh t fiel d fenc e 4 run s scoring 1 To mHoughto n flie d out Pinckne y A R HMoriarit y 8 b 2 1 0Amburgey , 2 b 4 2 3Jeffreys , 1 b 3 1 2Gentile , I f 2 1 0Bum s , c f 8 1 0Southwell , r f 0Singer , s s 3 100rt t c f 4 0 1Fry , c 3 1 1Houghton , p 4 0 1Fowlervill e AB R HW Capeland , 2 b 4 0 0Jenkins , I f 4 0 0E Copeland , c f 4 0 3Briston , l b 4 0 0Lockwood , 3 b 3 0 0Elliot t s s 3 0 2Bessert , c 3 0 1Tomlin , p 1 0 0Wallace , P 10 0Judd , p 0 0 0 REGISTRATIONNOTIC EFO RWis e Use o f Plan tFoo d Ca n Cu t Costs ,Increas e Ne t Incom eD ESPITE lowe r far m prices ,195 6 is not th e yea r t o qui tjsin g fertilizer Tha t wa s th e statemen t otUniversit y o f Missour i extensio nsoil s specialists , in a releas esummarize d b y th e Middl e Wes tSoi l Improvemen t Committee Thes e specialist s poin t ou tthe t th e wis e use o f fertilize rca n cu t cost s an d increas e in com e a t th e sam e time Th e coiiiuiAic report s tha tth e cos t o r pii t foo d ha s rise nonl y I S li t sinc e 1935 ,wherea s th of al l produc tio n item s i uaaie r buy s ha sincrease I J I ticeni Itbase thT s siiiv on statistic scited recent b y Russel l Cole man , executv e vic e president Nationa l iau t Foo d Council Today s fertilize r ha s mor ecropbuildin g powe r tha n eve rbefore , th e committe e says I nth e pas t five years , th e indus tr y ha s increase d it s concen tratio n o f plan t foo d pe r to n o ffertilize r b y almos t 2 3 pe r cent Agronomist s i n iom e Mid wester n state s repor t tha t fer tilize r can retur n 3 i n th e for m f extr a yield s pe r acr e fo rever y dolla r investe d i n plan tfood r Superphospliate HelpsManure Hold NitrogenAddin g superphosphat e t obarnyar d manur e ca n pa y of fin tw o ways , report s th e Middl eWes t Soi l Improvemen t Com mitte e 1Th e superphosphat e give sh e manur e a bette r plan t nu rien t balance 2 It help s th enanur o hol d nitrn n tha t migh f therwis e b e l t 9Th e phojh foe adde c th e n a L lur e i t i ssprea d i n th e field accordin g U Midwester n agronomist General Primar y Electio nTuesday , Augus t 7 , 195 6T o th e OiIfie d Eclor s o fPutna m Township , Livingsto n Count yStat e o f Michiga nNotic e is hereb y give n tha t in conformit y wit h th e Michiga nILJl wli th f fkrk, will, upon any day, registered who may APPLY TO ME PERSONALLY for aach registration Provided, however, that I can receive no names forregistration during the time intervening between the Thirtieth day before any regular, special or official primary lction andthe day of such electionNotice Is Hereby GivenAt My Home Dafly 1000 A ML to 800 P M,Monday, July 9, 1956 Lost Day The Thirtieth day preceding said ElectionAs provided by Section 498,N 116, Public Acts of 1954ASON OPCNCRIM mi m s From 8 oclock am until 8 oclock pm on said day for the purpose of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION and REGISTERINGsuch of the qualified electors in said TOWNSHIP, CITY or VILLAGE as SHALL PROPERLY apply thereforThe name of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT of thaprecinct at the time of registration, and entitled under the constitution, if remaining such resident, to vqie at the next election, hall be entered in t1 o registration bookElector Unable To Make Personal Application PocedureSEC 504 Any elector who is unable to make personal application for registration because of physical Usability or absencefrom the Township, City or Village in which his legal residenceis located, may be registered prior to the close of registration ,before any election or primary election by securing from the Clerk of the Township, Cily cr Village in which is located hislegal residence, duplicate registration csrds and executing induplicate the registration affidavit before a notary public orother officer legally authorize to administer oaths and returning Isuch registration cards to tf Clerk of the Township, City orVillage before the close of office hours on the last day of regis tration prior to any election or primary election The notary public or other officer administering the oath shall sign hi nameon the line for the signature of the registration officer and designate his titleUnregistered Persons Not Entitled To VoteSEC 491 The inspectors of election at any election or prlmary election in this State, or in any District, County, Township, City or Village thereof, mil not receive the vote of any personvhose name is not regr4evJ in th registration book of theTownship, Wrrd or Precinct in which he offers to vot As pro vided under Act 116, PA 1951, Transfer of Registration, Application, Time SEC 506 Any rerj tered elector in ay upon change of realdence within the Township, City or ViiLr cnjse his regiatration to be transferred to his now ad re , uniting to thaClerk a signed request, statinp his presnt address, the date hmoved thereto, and the address from which he was last regis tered, or by applying in person for a transfer The Clerk snailstrike through the last aiess, ward and precinct number andrecord the new address, ward and precinct number on the original and duplicate registration carHs, and shall place the originalregistration card in proper precinct file Such transfers shall notbe made within tie 30 cas next preceding any election of primary election, unless such 30th day shall fall on a SaturdaySunday, or legal holiday in which event registration shall accepted during the next full working day, provided that nosuch transier Khali peniit tny person to vote in any Township, City or Village in which he had not resided 30 days next nceding any election or primary electionMURRAY KENNEDY, Township ClerkVfercen tntlltabettofi times M not rait1tte value tf untrv or cresninafte tacet frcouort intervals MMMJ aoticreA from ti A Uemishu Mafem women tte compfestons because ottan The tirs4 AmcrieMnsettersqopWtrtu rftolttercrciM in iVe outdoors ju5t tq fcxn9ihttr dflk uort Many modem men uAio send UMH6 in offices most planihcir oterdie A awdter work ti v he etrilnt man fcstviai firapentlij riversnd streams Not realizing the huaertic value of tjih he kiicu onlu that m bh 6n nfrsshinaActem nwn Www tvat frciDtnt bsttiin ttl to cteqniiVe and qood health The writ iqqpHaiis clftitied Hieirtetth uoithcrude ticia Utwhes mt6t by freiMq tfce endsof tisias Xven today in some rues areas ofthe Uniied States ptope Mill use fnwed touiqs to dean rhcir teeth Soorce Dr Ues Laboretur y Survs uMan rtaiite d th e ntti for foo t coverin goo o uetr s aoH w firs t jl w cmftrvr2 i UJ MV strsnd o f ree d tofer m th e carriil stha t ioer t t o b t msn t bi j himje H r A mtntmo f family Ai l o f u s art OMI 4 e Y itt ereed far weH fttm g aho o todaj Before ciiiii9tijo,mc i hunted gr4 fbrw dto r foo d dfnfu g pimaril u o n ra w rutt vtosicblc s end fis iic h uer nuttonal Toda o , si kee pi n 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MYRON HUGHE S11 4 Bo Howel l liSnbocnptiof i PncYmrMrs Bernaniin e Lync h o fo o spen t th e week end wit h Mrs Mar y Lync hMrs Edn a Reason , Leot a an d th eta e Ro y Reaso n famil y attende d th eCaipente r reunio n Sunda y a t th eHarr y Ros e hom e in An n Arbor Mrs Bernic e Van G order , aun t of Fo b Ackley , o f Madison , Ohio , ha srente d hi s apartmen t an d wil l mov e Ler e Jul y 1 iComplete Lin e o f numbin g Fixture san d Supplie sElectic , Oi l an d Ga s Ho t Wate r Heater sCOMPLET E LIN E O F PUMP SI C J Clinto n an d wif e spen tda y wit h th e Ralp h Clinto n famil yiu Lincol n Park Phylli s Clinto ncam e hom e wit h them Mis s Jea n Clinton , daughte r kth e Loui s Clinton s o f Detroi t wil lh e marrie d t o Leonar d Monigol d o ftha t plac e a t th e Churc h o f Preciou sBloo d Thursday Th e To m Clar k famil y o f An n A r bo r an d th e Charle s Clar k famil y o fhalkask a wer e Sunda y guest s o f th eMrs Margare t Clar k family Mrs Doroth y Dinke l an d Chri stin e calle d o n th e Curti s Patterson sh i Stockbridg e Sunday Th e Ruper t Garner s o f Detroi tspen t th e week end wit h th e Georg eVunNorman sTh e Rober t Seefeld s o f Josly nLak e an d th e Bil l Baughn s wer e Fr ida y dinne r guest s o f th e Etu i WE SEL L W E INSTAL L SERVIC EPHON E U P 8 311 4 1075 E M3 6ILUMBE R AN D BUILDIN G SUPPLIE SEvryUdn g i n Sherw b William s Paint san d Buildin g Hardwar eCoa l an d Fue l Oi lD EHOEYSON SPkca e H A 6811 9 Dexte r , The Vinc e LaRosas , Mrs Ros eLaRos a an d Mrs Sall y Doyl e cell c d a t th e KeeK n Funera l Hn Dex te v Frida y nigh t wher e th e bod y o lHarr y Marshal l was Th e Willia m Schmidt s celebrate dthei r 10t h weddin g anniversar y a tDine s Terrace , Lansin g Saturda ynigh tA win d an d rai n stor m hi t here Sunda y a t 1030 Som e treees , th ewor k shant y a t th e Congl churc hanue x an d powe r an d telephon e line blow n down Dexter , An n Arbo r an dWayn e count y go t mor e damag ethai thi s section A bar n wa g blow ndow n nea r Independenc e LakeI n th estat e 4 peopl e wer e killed Mr an d Mrs Jame s Cumming s o fMt Morri s Jenni e Knapp visite dMrsaEthe Sprou t las t wee k an dhe r attende d th e graduatio n o f She ry i Scal e a t Howt U hif h schoo l The Merli n Amburgey s an d Ou sMatteson s ar e spendin g thei r vac acatio n a t Lovells Ashe r Fin k o f Detroi t ccalle d o nth e Andre w Nesbitt s Sunday Th e Clar a Miller s ha d Norma nMille r an d wif e an d Mrs Mar y Teepl e fo r Sunda y dinne r guests J Sunda y guest s o f th e Mar k Nas hf famil y wer e th e Jac k Clark s o fDevter , Kennet h Zill s o f An n Arbo ran d th e Bu d Bekkering s o f Howell Laur a Bekkerin g o f Howel l staye d ,fo r a visit ,Mrs Jenni e Devereau x entertai nth e Lesli e MerrittsMrs Fanni e Ka vanaug h an d Mrs Tes s Coyl e a t di ne r Saturda y in hono r o f Mrs Merr itt s birthday Mrs Doroth y Dinla l is helpin gu McPherso n hospital , Howell Winsto n Baugh n too k th e follow n r DeMolo y boy s t o th e picni c a tJackso n Sunday Donni e Baughn , Ho b Wetizke , Larr y Snowgold , Larr y VanSlambrook , Duan e IHaines Th e Charle s OBrie n famil y o fLaKewort h Florida , calle d o n th eGerr y Eichman s Sunday Mr s Clar a Kenned y an d childre nDetroi t calle d o n Mrs Emm a Voll ine r Saturday Mrs Ashe r Wyli e an d childre ncalle d o n th e L J Foster s in Wal le d Lak e Sunday Th e Joh n Boyer s visite d th eJoh n Hellig s in An n Arbo r Sunday Bor n t o Mr an d Mrs Bernar dMenk e o f Pettysvill e a t St Jo e ho spita l An n Arbor , Saturda y a daugh te r ,Christin e Lynn Mrs Murie l McGuir e entertain d2 5 friend s fro m Detroi t a t th e Rea dcottag e a t Portag e Lak e Sunday Fre d Rea d an d wif e calle d o n Dr Stev e Brow n Sunda y a t Universit yhospital , An n Arbo r wher e h e is Hpatient Mrs Viol a Rea d wen t t o Jackso nWednesda y an d go t he r mother,Mrs Claudi a Peters Frida y the y calle dMrs Ann a Pace y an d th e Walte rGlover s in Fowlerviile Th Willia m Darro w famil y a ttende d th e Genera l Motor s Provin ging Ground s picni c a t Walle d Lak eSaturda y Stat e Troope r Patric k Jeffreysan d famil y o f Ba y Cit y visite d a tth e Willia m Jeffreys home las tlas t week Mra , Id a Byer s an d Jane t Fel dlei wh o hav e bee n visitin g th e Ros sRead s wen t bac k t o St Petersburg ,Florid a las t week Georg e Lave y an d wif e o f Jack ,son , th e Jac k Sharp s o f Lansin gan d Mr Ma e Met z o f Howel l wer eSunda y guest s o f th e Le e Laveeys Mrs Edit h Car r visite d relative sin Detroi t an d Walle d Lak e las tweek Th e Doyl e Temp i etona o f Keeg o Harbo r wer e Sunda y guest s o f th e 1Alber t Shirlys Walte r Clar k wa s in Indianapoli sIndian a las t week Th e followin g Bo y Scout s ar e a tBrui n Lake , fo r a week Tomm yRitter , Car l Burg , Jerr y Steffen ,Tomm y Read , Jerr y Reaso n an d Du wai n Hoy Th e Howar d Read s wer e Sunda ydinne r guest s o f th e Dougla s Swan so f Howell Th e Clar e Hende e famil y hav 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car Se e you r nearb y DeSot odeale r today Mak e it a poin t t o driv ean d pric e a D e Sot o befor e yo u decide iWI N50,00 0CASH IN B O SICOND tThat s first prize in you r D e SotoPlymout h dealers ne w Soli d Gol d Licens e Plat e Jackpot Yo u can ente rin 5 0 seconds Ther e ar e 44 6 prize s i n all , 100,00 0in cash Contes t close s Jul y 14 Ente r toda y tli f OTOPCYWOUT H DEALER S P6NT OROUCtfO MARX ON NK RAOtD ANB fVANS MOTOR SALES145 EAST MAIN T Hackney, Mick A,THE FBtCKNEY DISPATCHWednesday, Jos 27, 1966f I ueu Mi rtgta o 900 tavefhncotC OClwcfc iiite o ntw modtl ontpockoge policy pHertd n old rtliobU Insurance compony,FIREWINDHAILEXTENDED COVERAGESTATE MUTUALCYCLONE INSURANCE CO HOME OFFICE LAPEER, MICHLEE LAVEY, Local AgentSAY IT A WITH FLOWERS Iron Personal Notes Mrs Roberta Miller attended ashower Friday at thte home of MnDouglas Miller fpr Virginia GrecuwiJl be married to Burrell Greeley of Ann ArborThe George Meabons spent lastweek at their cabin at LovellaThe Murray Kennedys called onthe Stanley Culvers srat Oak Grove and the Stanley Culvers jr in Deer SundayMrs Sarah Bamum of Unadillaisited her daughter Mrs LieilleCam burn last week10 members of the Ladies BridgeClub attended the races at the Wol verine race track at Inkiter lastMondayDon Rogers sr of Portage Lakesuffered a heart attack and is in StJoe hospital Ann ArborAsher Wylie has bought the MaryHoff house on West Main St Arnold Berquist spent the weekin Grand Haven The Tom Howesjr are risitnig hisparents in East Tawas THE STATE 0 MICHIGANIV Probate Court for the Coumty IHE BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEHjFOR SALEChest of Drawers, Vanity, Hollywood Bed complete for75 Mrs Walter Clark UP 8 3162 i HELLERS FLOWERSMMN284 Novellit44 From where I sit y Joe MarshJjnior Getsfinned Down SPECIAL NOTICEDisc Sharpening Business SharpenDiscs in the armers Yard without Disassembly ing Make 2500 a a day ,Jnnior Ber zr V rue lell get for thrir s fr their adverts dorhood treesThe kids have inStaging the event The biggest was the admission fee Juniorwanted to charge five cents, MrsBaker thought it would be much nicer if they charged five pinsSo Junior held a meeting withlia Directorsthen told hismother theyd taken her adviceChe ads now read Giant Circus h Bakera Backyard ADMISSIONFIVE PINS PLUS FIVE CENTS TAX roni v, here I sit, thats a cuteexample of a mighty important pointif you want things to turnout your way, then you had betterlet the other fellow have hiachoice, too For instance, if your taste should happen to run to,say, iced tea then you owe it to yourself to see that those whoprefer beer, buttermilk or whathaveyou get to enjoy their favo te beverages, too After all, turn abouts fair playiCopyright, 196 Imted States Brewers Foundaiionx T w , m MBBWBM STATE OF MICHAANThe Probate Court fer the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate ofGertrude E Hicks Deceased Present HoBonbte Hiram RSmittoJudge of ProbateAt a sesataa f Mid Court heldJune 12 1956 Notice is Hereby Given That allcreditors of said deceased are requir ed to present their claims in writingand under oath, to said Court, and toserve a copy thertof upoa Rev Ezra Beachy of 749 Putnam Street Pincknty, Michigan, fiduciary of said esstae, and that such claims will b htaid and the heirs atlaw of saiideceased wiil be determined by saidCourt at the Probate Office on August 21 1956 at ten A MIt is Ordered, that notice thereofbe siren by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutivelyprevious to said day of bearing in toe Pinckney Dispatch and that the petttoner cause a copy of this notice tobe served pon each knows party inregistered mail, return receipt de interest at his last known address bymanded at least fourteen 14 daysprior to such hearing or toy personal service at least five 5days prior to such hearing Ilirman R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy Helen M GouldDeputy Register of Probate VanWinkle VanWinkle , Attorneys Howell, Michigan In the Matter of the Bstate ofJuries L Dan Deceased Aia session of said Ourt bald eaon the 7th day of June AD, 1966 Present, Honotable Hiram B SmithJudge of ProbateNotice is hereby given that thepetition of Lena V Dagg, the admin1 istratrix praying that hr final acount Ibe allowed and the residue of saidestate assigned to the persons entit led thereto will be he id at the Pro bate Court on July 8, 19MIt ia Ordered, That notice thereofbe given by a publication hereof forthree weeks consecutively previousto said day of hearing, in the Pinck ney Dispatch, and that the petitionercause a eopy of this notice to be serv ed upon each known party hi interestut his lat known address by registered nail, return receipt demanded at least fourteen 14 days prior tosuch hearing, by personal service atleast five 5 prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true CopyHeiaa M Gould Deputy Ber4tar of Probate The Pinckney SttiUriumlay M Dtffy, M D Pimckaey JlicfaigtaCall 1100 A M to 800 P MExcept Wednesdaysfom Tuok, Frt, Sat 100 to 840 P MLEE LAVEY FUNERAL BOMBDMSvarikMl DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance ServibePHONE U P 81171General InsuranceFflOJiK U P 832UCLAY GORDONLYU3 W MJNSELL ASSOCIATE RBGWTBRFD LANDSURVEYOROffice 211ft East Grand RiverPhone 1561W Howell, Michigan W MimftellDR G R McCLOSKEY DENTISTTelephone Office 935Residence 814fivenings by AppofciUaeat HoweU MichiganBERT WYUE,AuctioneerFABM SALES A SPECIAUTfPbon Fowlerrills GA Arnold Berqmsf m Unodflla 3t piackar, Mlc Watch RapalriaqCold StcunpiJSTATE W MICHIGANThe Probate Court for the Countyof LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate fE11 Niles Potter, DeceasedAt a session of said Court, held onJune 8, 1956 Present, Honorable Hiram R SmithJudge of Probate Notice is HerebyGiven, That thepetition of Merle Weaver, the Exe RADIO TELEVISION SZRV1CButor of said estate, praying that his p ffflj CftLf g, Hnekney, MiehicaBh RapalriaqCold StcunpiWatches Watch BandJeweje Handmade Faathr BlUULRitter TVSalcsServicepartial distribution account be allow ed and the partial distribution be assigned to the persons entitled there to will be heard at the Probate Courtor July 3, 1956 at ten A MA M JIt is Ordered, that notice thereof begiven by publication ofcopy hereofror three weeks consecutively previousto said day of hearing, ia the Pinck ney Dispatch, and that the petitionercause a copy of this notice to beserved upon each known party in interest at his last known address by registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 daysprior to such hearing, or by personalservice at least five 5 days prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith,Judge of ProbateA true copy Helen M GouldDeputy Register of Probate Fred G ReteUwff, Sr0PT0METR1ST120 West Grand River Howell, MichiganPhone 358 incidenceLLOYD HEN0EE Livestock RaulingWeekly Trip Made to DetorGeneral TruckingPHOftE U P 54641Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE AGBEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL STrtnekney Mkh Phone UP 61181 Real Estatearms, Homes, Lake Property Business OpportunitiesLast Your Property Vilth MGerald IteasoiBroker 209 Norfti PeaiT u P 841WDR J E CAMPAU OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationWedsesday and Satnrfay by Appointment9126 Chikon Road, ftmL N of phoa Brighton AC 744liTliD ADYS FOR SALEModem Building at 132Y ANTEDA jeb on a farm or any West Main St, Pinckney, Gas Heat, other odd jobs Experienced Phone Hot and Cold Running Water, Lavat Hollister UP 8 9969 ory, 3,50000 Don McLean, 1721Hoiden, Phone Trinity 41931,VANTEDResponsibe party to take j troit, Michigan,over payments of spinnet pianoCan be seen in this vicinity Write thiCredit Manager, Post Office Box filG,etnvile, Michigan 8o 2 ITT f0 RENTSmaU Aprtmnt ,tonly Box 318, Pinckney, MichFOR RENT5 room upper flat Phone UP 8 5583FOR SALEGeneral Electric Refrig erator, 6 ftMrs Oscar Beck UP 8 5582 I OR SALE8 room home, oU furi are, near postoffice Marion BurnettHowell St Phsne UP 8 6562ELECTRIC Installation OLD AND NEW REASONABLE PRICES RELIABLE SERVICEALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE UP Town 8 6 6 9 0DONCLIFFORD HAINES URBANYAdding MachinesWritersRIBBONS AND CARBON PAP1R REP AHSOUTH MCI MWBLL IPinckneysLivingston Office SupplyPHONE HOWSLL 20MVEGETABLESGROCERIESMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE MAMIIHOflDIRECT FROM MOTORl Refilling and collecting money fromour five cent High Grade Nut mach ines in this area No selling to qualFOR SALEElectric Range and an i ify for work you ,nU8t have car, reElectric Refrigerator George Hauck j feyCnces640 cash secured by invent Patterson Lake, Doyle Sub i ory Devoting 6 hours a week to bus iness your end of perentage collFOR SALESaddle horse 6 years erctions will net up to 400 monthlyold brown gelding Mrs MeAinch i with very good possibilities of tak 8C15 Cadar Lake Rd UP 8 5500 j ing 0Vr full time income increaainraccordingly, or interview, includeWANTEDWoman to clean up two pilone ia application Write Northcottages at Portage Lake Must be American Nut Co Inc 27 Williamwilling to do thorough job Call HA j stieet, New York 5 N Y 6 5802 or contact Mrs Lloyd Bell 6 6802 or contact Mrs Lloyd Bell,7030 Portag Lake Road this wek eadWAN TED Odd jobs of any kind,raking yards etc Phone UP 8 8223FOR SALE3 room house, bath andwater at 9300 Cedar Lake Rd,Pinckney also 1949 Chervolet stake body truck Wayn Bennett UP8 6624FR SALE Chrysler Royal Heater 137 George EnquiitABM AUlo PAATIwilding SupplUs Auto Pert, FOR SALEDUO THERM oil heatr,4 room size, tank attached 1250 Mrs VanGorder 11805 Oak RidgeCt Hiland Lake, PinckneyLOSTBlack uog, part colliewWUpaws and chest, name Spook CaHIP 8 9768 of 8 9967 REWARDMary Lou BryanHouse to be erected 24x 54 on I acres Well and footings in Chryiler Royal, 1947 Georn Engquist, 2829 WM36g pp Auto PeAtttottottv Hau Sbld and b FOR RENT Acreage or on thaiSharel Charles Mattison, 6374 Farley Rd, Tel UPtwn 89631018 bMaGrandHowelLRLSORRELLFOR aAilESRAVSland cmd gravaX amd, also promamm read QtanL 1BADY MIZSD CONCRBTIa 4 l GttAVEL OOMVlUfY , Water Wella4 mUm wmk at Howall at 4850 All Make, ofMcnon Roast Phon UamUl 9SW fttsterPHONB ltll 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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V uisocfir4V V vI H V 1 1HE PIKCKNEY DISPATCHMIRRORbig question is how serious isunemployment This question willtie answereed this fall Despite thefact these ace 207,000 uemployed inthe state the legislature refused toextend the unemployment insuranceperiod and said there was no emefgeay and recessed until July 17th They said the governors plea for axtension of the period was only towin labor votes and only the factthat Mayor Cobo of Detroit came out for a temporary extension ofthe period kept them from dumping the entire programHere are the facta During Marchthe unemployed rose to 207,000 in Michigan Married and single mendrew 34 a week unemployment insurance The national average is2712 The governor wanted to raisoto ,85 a week There is 340 mill iho in the unemployment fund butthe legislature says ths would exhaust it Tfhe unemployment insur auee payment is only paid for soittftny week, are running out at the a day The RepublicansIf unemployment in7, , they are sunk in the falleleetfeiiIf it decreases they are not soiir1 grade oii is forcing many 9961No 26Soft Ball Games , School Election July 9iLOSE FIRST LEAGUE GAME JIt was bound to happen according GBSICMto the law of averages but JHnckneydid not expect it SQ soon After winning their first 4 county leaguegames in which they shut out theiropponents 3 times and only had onerun scored against them Pinckneyfell a victim to Mai Nixon who letthem down with 2 hits and won an 8 to 2 victory for City Service ofHowell Pinckney beat them 3 timeslast year and once this year Pinckney started off as if theywere going places Moriarity led offwith a walk and Bob Amburgeyscored him with a hoifee run That In the school board election EricRose, secretary and Helen VanBlarum, treasurer are not ccandidates jfor reelection Max Russell is a can, i J1MA W DAOAO Q mvam Qfm Anil iflt Marys Catholfcfer ft Albert Schaltt, rasterQday Uaase 800 and 1000flioyejiA devoUoua, Friday evening LOCAL NEWSdidate for Roses 3 yearI jester McAfee and Richard Randallfor the I year term of Mrs VanBlar 10 to icums office I wA little excitement has been caus 1ed here by the entrance of a stickeroi writein candidate for the Pinck jnty school board, Helen Walton ofj Hiland Lake the old Reeves div jtrict Her announcement received here reads that all of the candidates vho filed petitions and will be on j 0ft Masended their scoring Gentile doubled the ballot are from the same area oil wellt to shut down Thiswith a hgh sulphur content is oilwhichis 4tfficffiH process 444 wells in all in Ogemaw, Arenac, Roscommonand TuacolB have shut downMrs Pat Dillon, daughter, PollyMuringham and her daughter ofHowell called on Mrs Emma Dinkel 4 games made 7 misplayson iMrff Emma Dinkel one day lastweek, Sam Singer and wife of Detroitcalled on the Rollie Singers Sunday ErnesG Chaney Aid wile of Detoit are visiting The Floris Clanks William Sanders afd wife of San j PinckneyFernando Valley, Califorina, visit Moriarity, 3bed the Wy Eichmans,Ust week Ambuvgey 2b Mrs Nreen Carr is attending Jeffreys lb ,t Adriftjfe aCnd she i Gentile 11jyjPiwLjLw Meabon rf sett of Detroit called on Burns rfthe Lawrence Carurns Tuesday J Singer ss in the 3rd and Southwell was safeon ai eiTor in the 7th They werethe only ones who got on City Service tied it up the firstafter 2 were out on 2 hits and anerror Houghton blanked then the 2nu and 3rd innings, in the 4th theflood broke loose Nixon struck outGillette was safe on an infield errorWellman and Bailer singled Hum pherys hit a home run 4 runs scoring Southwell relieved HoughtonHe struck out Dunne and Parkspopped to Jeffreys In the 7th Bail er was safe on an error but was outstealing second on a good throw by Keader Meabon threw out Humphveys Haller hit a home run scor Dunij ahead of hfhi Parks struckout Pinckney who has been play, ing almost errorless ball,in the firstin this4 of which figured In the scoringCity Service made 1 error Frdiay of this week Pinckney playsthe General Motors Proving Groundteam at 900 p mNext week Wednesday they play Fowlerville ABMax Russell is from Pinckney andLester McAfee and Richard Randallfrom the Pettysville district Mrs Walton is president of the iMothers Club of the Elementary jSchool here She is a former teacher and bold a B S degree from the Michigan State Normal and taught physical instruction at Marine Cityand Jackson Junior College and for ,2 years has served as Livingstoncounty representative on the WhiteHouse Educational Conference atLansing, n 1955 sfye was invited by Ciaie Taylor, supt of Public Instrucion to be be Ijspresentatiwe in 17tthAnnual Citizens Conference on Ed ucation Her husband, John Walton is employed on the Disabled Persons Ed ucational CommissionShe has 4 sons ranging in age from 6 months to 8years PeoplesFellowship Serviea 00GtmrdiiUv J W Winger, rUn School 080 a mWorship 1045 prayer meetingR H SouthwellFry cHeader ccHumphreys,Dunne 3blialler, ssParks, If Pierce, 2bNixon, pGillette, crWellman, cBailer, lb rfrfMarilyn Gustafson, Roberta Ack j Southwell rf pley and Sally Utley are working at Newport Beach Orland Winslow cut his hand while Houghtoj p,working at Detroit last week and j City Service to have 5 stitches taken, The Clifford Chambers family arespending the week in northern Mich,igan Mrs Mattie Potis,, 84, of WesPalm Beach, Florida, died SundaySurviving are a Brother GeorgeeThompson of Pincltney and 2 sisters,4 Mrs Agnes Fleming of Los Angei eles, California nnd Miss MinnieThompson of Detroit kWe understand tbeome of thelae Murray Dagg at Hilaia Lake bas been sold iThe Ronnie Hoskins fantify of Detroit spent Sunday with Mrs RobertJack 110Q6 0000 00AB R H4 1 14 1 13 2 24 113 0 0 3 Q 0 111333 32 12 13 A GAIN OF 560 CHILDRENThere has been a gain of 560children of school age are in Liv ingston county the past year The vinckneyschool district had the bigest gain 97, Brighton and Fowlerville each 65, Howell 62, Birkenstock57 and HarUand 41 There are now 12,182 children under 20 years oMin the county Of these 756 are twoyear old and 3,20 are 19 year olds26 districts gained last year and 8Jost In 1946 there were 5,937 schoolchildren in the county or 2678 less than now Tfaye following are someof the figure for nearby districts Mrs Robert Jack of Gulfport,Miiswho is at her home here for the summer with Mylo Kettler and wife ofI River Jureiicn pnt th wek endFriday evening after with ie Jsk liohert faaiiy Devotaoaa and Saturdaj from grdney 8U00 9 m and Soaday be Mrs Robert Jaek called on her ousin, Robin Carr, and wife oiI Fowlerville MontayCalvary Mrnuoaiu Chore I Mr and Mr Win Pidd of Dexter,Be Ezra Beachfaatar , jrank French of Dayton, Ohio Sujtf Walter ch and Mrg Sarah Markey of DetroitWorthlf i000ljied on ye edLoir last WednesdayAnother big layoff is taking pltictat the Chrysler plants 6 or 7 from lieio who work at the proving groundnear Chelsea were laid off last weekThe following marriaye licensesvere issued last week Barbara Slone, 18, Pinckney, Gordon Foster,18, Howell Allen Dinkell Pinckney, Audrey Klikott, 25, BrightonWajne Stone, 19, Pinckney, DorothyHead, 17, PinckneyMr and Mrs Ona Campbell spentlast week at Sauatuok and LuddintonMr and Mrs Otto Poulson anddaughter, Grace, who are on theiriiation are on a trip through north cm Michigan and Wisconsin MrJosie Chambers ia with the HenryJohnson familyBorn to Mr and Mis Richard VunSlamhrook at McPhcrson hypital,Howell July 2 a G lb llj oz son,Richaid Theodore JrBom to Charles Baker and wifeCBetty Jarvis at McPherson hospital, Howell, June 28 a G2 lb son,fcOii Charles AJien JJorn to Kr and Mrs Floyd Shylters Barbara Wylio atlosjital Howell Junt 22 a Mr and Mrs ous Jailowsld,ciauyhter, Christine and Karen Shea CurreBt GMnmeot Gov Williams civil rights platform while probably getting aim the negro vote in MJfjgan lost him1 hit chairmanship of theoi the nation governors inat Atlantic City last week Democrat the next It wasa Republican the next It was F Dtmorats turn this year and Gov as vice chairman and thegovernor in terms of offkf was in line but the southerners voting with the Republicans elected the governor of VirginiaTheiQ Republican governors there enriOiLied President Eisenhower for reeKaiion but ignored Vice PesidentNixon National Chairman Hall whowas there said it was an oversightbut later admitted some of the gtovemor do not like Nixonf In thestate of the presidents Health Nix on might have a chance ofchoir piaettee 4ft p ou1Th Powte7 Ghurcd MM West between Main and Bnadiila Btreettkf Keith Ruegaegger, PaalorSmiday School 946 a mMoning Wenhip 1050 AMVoth Group 700 p mEvening Service 800 p mTEctti Prayer Meeilng 800 pmJr Choir Practice Wed 400 p m Si Oir Prartkt WadEDWIN A BOOTHwin Booth, 70, of Lakebnd , at McPherson Hospital,Howell, on Monday of lat week He was thefather of 24 children of whom 21 survive, 10 by his first wife, SkyBacfeus, and 14 by his second wife 1Thefuneral was at Schnackenbm Funeral HomeIlQwell Thursday ajid burial was in Fairviow Cemetery at 1 Howell thewill3 33COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING W L PetPinckney 4 1 800I City Service 4 1 800 HamburgFowlerviJleProving Grounds DOUBLE WEDDINGIn a double ceremony at the Churchof God on the Howell Rd at 230 p BV Jtaly 4th, Dororthy Head toWayne Stone and the latters sister,fefibara Stone to Gordon FostertRevHancock officiating 421 1 112 S3 500333333 SchoolPinckneyBrightonFowlerville HamburgWinans LakeHicks Hartland Green Oak , Under 5279 691 55011066 26 290 109 5 to 2078915881416 26212243847294 HHNDEELyle J Hendee, 58, died at thehome of his son, Robert at Washington Thursday where he had beenvisiting He was the son of Mrs RosNash Hendee ,of Pinckney and tnehue Worden C Hendee and was bom at Pinckney July 4, 1S97 Hegraduated from Pinckney highschool and served in World War 1 On February 14, 1918 he marriedHazel Merrill, daughter of George Merrill of Webster, ohe survives,elso a son, Robert of Washington City last week visiting Irene andTony deFillippi and Chestter Jarlowski A research writer from the SaturdayEvening Post called on Mrs Thomas iomer Saturday to ask her opinionof the future of the Republican aty in MichiganWclton Chamberlain and his mother entertained the follcvin Friday niJit at a showing of his Europeanjictures Mrs Kate Hannett, son, acJc, Mrs Jennie Dcvvreaux, MisFannie Kavnnauh, Mrs Raymonda Moi lis and 2 daughter, Mv andAirs, R K Elliott, Mrs Dow Swar and a daughter, Marian, of Grosse thjiit, Rev Winger and familyMrs Carmen Porter and daughJolan were in Grand Rapids Mondaylure the latter had xray taken The C W Hookers of Ann Arporare spending the summer at theircottage at Zukey Lake, KIWANIS LEAGUEIn the Senior league the Cubs andankees did not play Monday nightToo many away at Boy Scout campThursday night the Cardinals beat the Red Sox 8 to 7 Batteries for the Cardinals John Hoy Terry RowellRed Sox, Mank White Lonnie H uhmanIn the Junjof Eeagrue Monday ReWfnpr team beat Bob Taschesteam to 3 Batteries for WingerMJ4 vtter and Terry Rowell for Tac Jon Barker Paul HowellThursday night Duwain Hoys, team lost to Howard Taylors team 145Batteries Hoy, Somers Henry,Taylor Dennie Singer and Ronnie DarrowThe Kiwanis Girls lost to theGirls Athletic Assn in the countyleague 15 to 9BOB JONES BRASS ENSEMBLE IS CANDIDATE FOR CLERKEivin Snyder of Brighton is a canidate for county clerk in this county on the Democrat ttcketHe was bomJuly 14, 1910 in Traverse City, Michand has resided in Livingston county for 10 years He is now Brighton township supervisor and a memberof the Livingston county board ofsupervisors He U also super isor ofthe Brighton Area Ground ObserverCorps, lad a member of the Board of Director of the Lansing ChildsGuidance Clink Hfs reason for running for this office is that I believein good governmentThe Bib Jones University BrassEnsemble will be heard at 800 PJBfridayjoly 6 at the Peoples church with aa inspiring program from thetho world roost unusual unfversityrGreenville South Carolina, and willinclude mW special arrangement of well taywn hymns and sacred adaptions of classical compositions Compose of 4 young men atdyoung states 4he i all from differentable Is typical of thestudent body Itstate in fee union Pennsylvania 15etyn BragdonAstttrumpeter, Maine Jean Devinend trumpeter, New York, Roger Wairaven ttrombonist, Ohio, RobertMayhew, baritone horn, Florida andRichard Brady, pianist, Indiana 1During the summer months thisbrass ensemble will be heard fn churches and evangelist meetingsthroughout the Central StetesMembera of this group have been feaeturcid in many Bob Jones masial produetips, radio program, Christmas and Unhrersity record KLIKOTTDINKELMiss Audrey Klikott, daughter ofMr and Mrs Henry Klikott ofBrighton was married Friday nightat the Wesljtan Methodist Churchat Brighon to Aflen Dinkel, son OX PointeThere are 3 grandchildrenBe sides his mother he is survived by3 brothers, Lynn of Pinckney, DrCeeii Hendee of Lansing and Clareof Chevy Chase, Maryland Thereare 2 sisters, Mrs Walter Clark ofFhickney and Mrs Max Parkinsonof Ann Arbor Another sister, Mrs,Fern Miller is deceased The deceased lived in Ann Arborfor 31 years and for 20 years operated a Plymouth DeSoto Sales Agency retiring in 1945The funeral was at 2 p m at theMuehlig Funeral Home, Ann Arbor,Tuesday afternoon, Rev LeonardParr of the Ann Aror CongMChurch officiating Burial was inWaqhtenong Memorial ParkcMICH BELL CO TAXESThe largest single payment in ithistory has been made to the Michigari Primary School Fund by theMichigan Bell Telephone , tndfirst half of nearly 10 million in state taxes This tops 1956s payment by 15 million The fcompanys 1956 tax was 9,792,161 TK Irirst Mtsdames Alta Meyer and MaeDaller attendod a White Shrinedinrer at Howell ThursdayWinston Baughri, son, Donnie, andLarry VanSlambrook took part in a DcMolay car wash at Houell Saturday They will have one at PinekneylaterCHARLES HODGECharles Hodge, father of MrsNellie Clark of Pinckney died st Emilys Convalescent Home in HoweU Wednesday The funeral washfcld Saturday at the MacDonald Funeral Home, Howell, Rev Proutofficiating Burial in Fairview CemeUvy The deceased is survivedx bychildrenOLIN ROBINSON ILLFridayOni Robinson sr wholive felt Rush Lajte suffered a coronarytfnbOBis heart attack while at t4e Michigan Ball Tele, office at Redford ivhere he np enpuieer A pulmotorwas obtained and he was given first aid and then taken to the Redfordfirrt half year payment was 4,896, j hospital where he was placed in an161 The second payment will be , oxygen tent Sunday he was ableMade October 31 next This brings 1 leave the oxygen tent He is not all the companys total payments to the owed visitors and will be at the hos school fundto 138 mlllioii since it ital 3 weeks or more He is a 32ndwas organized, m 19O4Undflfclaw the degree Mason, a past master of Ved baft ia Circuit Judge Salmon of Lansinghanded down an important decision iasi week He ruled the Secretary ofSiates office has no right to revokea drivers license for any eauae,That tcre Js nothing in the laws or thebooks that gives them that rtefetThis puts things up in the air as itwas the main curb against bad driv ers and a good many thousand U LdMs are revoked each year bytheOLiftary of state We understand decision will be appealed to therne court and if affirmed a law be introduced, in the legislaturei the secretary of state therihi to revoke drivers licensesoeoWe agree wr, Joseph Raub, headoi the Americans for Democratic Acion that the speeches of SenatorCarthy of Wisconsin and SenatorEustlatid of Mississippi in the senate iast week were arrant nonaense Tfry aaid the UrtTted SUt Sty rent Court has handed down one Coiiununiat decision after another1 h yearMcCarthy rafeired to theirilvi iion that government emiployeecanrot be ousted if Communistcjiciiojs are found unless they are n coniidential position, SenatoriaTilaiid of course referred toCJVJI rights decision againstjicd schools At the convention of Missionary Baptist Churches atLiuJu Ivock, Arkansas, last, weekDean Albert Garner of that churchuanizution in a speech before 3009pcuple called the supreme court members Apostles of Satan He o juped tr othr church oraniations who have come out for de segregation A resolution waa adoptci biandin desegregation ofschool aa ungodly and unlawfulThe civil rights decision was written by Chief Justice Warren,formr Repubijcan governor of California 1Senator Potler of Michigan aspitted satisfaction at the actionoi 1 he senate armed force commifctee in selecting Kakaska forjet air base in Michigan Thealter 500,000 had been spent a Kaivaska switched the aite to MAIListte The tk first selected was CMiliac in Cong Ruth Thompsons district For some reason she didnt walitL it there but preferred Mania tee aJeoin her district While the bickeringwas going on the army selected KaL kaska and went to work Congress man Thompson did not give up btttappealed to the chivalry of theouniern members of congress and1 ney voted to switch it to Manisteetlw y said to help a lady in distress Sciiator Charles Potter said this iano time for community bidding Thif army wants to bed Sown 13 there now That a,ttate tax is earmarked is Lodge Detroit and holds a dualf01 the school if und It is distributed j membership in Livingston Lodge Ithroughout the state according to thecensus figures Other companies un dcr this law re railroads, express horscompanies, companies telegrapn and PujiimanTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The roads, parks, canals andfeathing beach of White Lodge CountryClub are private property Unauthorized entry1 into, or remaining therein is prohibited, Persons desregard CARD OF THANKSI wish to thank my friends, neigh and Che members of the Masonaadtheunletters l ceived while was inMr and MrsAlbert Dinkel of Chubb ing this notice dono at the risk ofComers, Rev Barker officiating I arrest or prosecution for trespass They were attended by the grooms i The Custodian, resident on theetater Mrs Alberta Close and her property baa the where he has been prominent Hoservedone term as District Deputy Instructor, in the7th Masonic Distiet which includes Washtntw andLivingston countisLast February h9 Metropolitan Hospital, DetroHwas elected to the Board of General Purposs, a board that passes on all Masonic legislation Monday Olin suffered another attack but not so severe as the George BruntonMonday Since taking out a membership inof a duly 1 Livingtston Lodge he has directedhaband After a wedding trip north j registered Deputysheriff t enforce the Fellowcratf team given many of Nelson Buzzard hs bought theme of Mrs Marion Burnett onjouth Howeli St Mrs Burnetttent His on Olin jr was per has ugfht the Peter Conlway homemined to see him for the first timeon East Iutnam St Mr Bustardsthe first one He was put back in the 41Hdaughter will live ia the fame house The Francis Shehan famUy iday at the Lundeeajthey will live with the grooms par this notfeuntil their new home it finisheed The bride has been employed at OWxea4 AifomobUe Instnaee eifiee at JkmA White Lodge Owners IncI the lectures atid all the funeral ora Hilwnd Lakef tioi8 and had a part in most social The George Vtj ofTtfinr Atter at 9chulera,David Ahardeem is home from Tuesday lie was removed to thetooghl sdHt H5ghlpd Put Hospital4PITWednesday, July 4, 1956FOR CONGRESS les E CHAMBERLAINChuck Chamberlain, now Prosecuting Attorney ofIngham County, enforces the law with equality and justice He believes firmly in the importance of protecting theInnocent as well as punishing the guihy As head of thisbusy office with five other attorneys servinq under himhe has shown exceptional administrative V Hy gingham County Prosecuting Atioino Attorney for Michigan Senate, 195354 Former Ciiy Attorney for East Lanrgif F rmer U S Treasury Agent if Successful practicing lawyer Veteran, Outsta Jing World War II RecordCHAMBERLAIN FOR CONGRESS Vote August 7 Republican PrimaryYOURE ALWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR OLDSMOBiLE DEALER S DON MAIN MOTOR SERVICEZ14 West Grand River, Howell, MichTHB JUNIOR FARM BUREAU INVITES YOU TO A MODERN AND SQUARE DANCEFOWLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM SATURDAY, JULY 7th, 195MUSK BY J 0 FINLANS ORCHESTRAJWNATION TO FARM BUREAU BUILDING FUNDUSED POWER MOWERS FOR SALE OR RENTLawns Mowed Mowers RepairedB,C WHITE Jr CE HEWLETT 140 Livingston St Phone UP 83149l j Bottle GasCOOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWTUE ighboringThe Galbraith Family Reunionwas held at tha Greogry towa Wl on June 24 f4 attended IThe Ward Tupper family of Dexter are on a trip to Washington DCand Florida Baidus, a Dexter farmer,4 Berkshire pigs to Colum4bia, South America, lat week i A turtle which got in tthe Brigh Jton sewer last week and put part of it out of commission, took 44 man tours to remove fThe 640 acre Ben Hacker farm onj Hacker Rd, Brightton has been sold , to a Now York man and will be ub Notes of 25 Yean AgoJaaaes Leonard of Detroit drowned at Patterson Lake Sunday Fank closings are becoming freSavings Bank of Milford closed itsdoorsSunday Pinckney played a 9 to dtie game with Mumth Johnand Roy Reason pitched forney and Jim Meyers of HowellWashtenaw and LivingstonJersey Cattle Breeders held their annual picnic at the Glennbrook HOVVFUTHEATREHowoU, Mkh Air Conditioned Phone 179We Thura one 26, 27, 2Walter Pidgeos and Anae FraudlaFORBIDDEN PLANETFree Quaker Oat Co Childrens Tickets Accepted ComitgMan in the Grey FlannelSuit, Birds and Beees CartoonThe Brightoa City Council has ap pointed a 10 man planning commitsion Ilu 1903 there were 466 deaths in ,the nation from fireworks, last yearthere was but one The County DeMolay worked 12second degrees at Fowlerville latWednesday 6gtt Harold Rady j and Donnie Baughn of Pinckney , were on the degree team j The will of the late Judge JayPayne of Ann Arbor was filed forprobate last week He left SB estate of 165,000 His wife, 2 sisters and a nephew get the bulk of it buttheie are a number of bequests The JStan Commonwealth Home at AlMOB get 40,000, the National Council of Juvenile Judges 1000 to set up a Judge Payne Memorial, the177th Optimist International 1000to set up a fund for new clubs, theirst Congl Church, of Ann Arbor 1000, The Mary Taft Union 500for temperance work, the 14 acrefarm at Erie, Ohio, where the judge was born, goes to a boys campthis Sandusky, Ohio graduating class of JL915 500 for a class reunion,The judges widow gets the home inAnn Arbor he was building and thecottage at Portage Lake His fam our watch collection goes to a sister Reed Culp who operates a woolbrokerage firm at Salt Lake City,was elected president of Kiwanis In ternational at SanFrancisco last week He is a graduate of the Uni versity of Michigan A gang of 4 youths from Milfordand Pontiac, ranging in age from 19to 22 have been arrested for a seriesof burglaries At Cohoctah theycarried off the safe Fdwin Olds, 37, physical instructor at the University of Michiganhas been hired as supt of the Hartland school next term M H Wirth of Owosso has filedpapers to operate a radio station at IJowell Charles Sutton of Howell hasbeen elected president of the Huron Clnton Metropoltan Authority of th Michigan Jersey Cattle BreedAccording to the Howell paperthe road from Pinckney to Portage Lake is to be blacktopped Eddie Drinkert and wife of Detroit who art at his brother, MattDrinkerts cottage at Portage Lake en lied at the Dispatch office Saturday He is catching for the Firemen in the Triple A League, Detroit, tisyear A couple of years ago he play ed a number of games with Pinek neyThe marriage of Margaret McRobbie of Unadilla and Paul Charlick af Detroit takes place Friday Born to Mark Nash and wife July1st, an 8 lb daughter Rosalie Lem Hedican and wife of Marionwere in an auto acident Sunday She get 3 broken ribs sMrs Charles Bailey, Carrie CoSfman a former Pinckney resident died in Richmond, California Juno22nd Friday, Saturday, July 6, 7Mat Wed 230 p m CoatDouble Fatur ProgramJeeo Simmons and Guy MaditontoHILDA CRANEin CiaeScope and Color LEE THEATREWHTTMORE LAKEFriday, Saturday, July 6, 7 COMANCHEColor by DeLox in CfemaiDana Andrews, Linda CriataiNAVY WIFEWithJoan Benoettt, Mary MerriU and Shirley YamaguchiColor Cartoon and LateSunday, Monday, July 8, tAva Gardner, SUwart Gragr Bill TravtrsbBOWANI JUNCTIONm CiaemaScopeNovelty News CartMaJohn A gar and Mamie VanDoren hSTAR IN THE DUST ta ToehnicolorCartoonSunday, Monday, July 8, 9Matinee Sanflay, 239 p m boat James Cagney and Stephen McNallyla, TRIBUTE TO A BAD MAN in CinemaScope and Color Also THE WEDDING IN MONACO in CinemaScope and Technicolor CartoonH0WH1 Notes of 48 Years AgoThe village council has grantedGknn Gardner a franchaise to operate an electric light plant in thisvillage W E Murphy, Herbert Gillette,I Envin Monks and James Smith at tended the ball game in Cleveland, Ohio, last weekFred Burgess had 9 sheep killdand 14 injured and N Pacey 1 klieldand 9 injured by dogs last week Marion Reason has moved hismeat market across the street in the George Reason store, vacated by HM WillistonJoe Place way is a patient in anArm Arbor hospital At the 4th of July celebration atGregory Stockbridge beat GregoryV to 2 John Mclntyre who purchased theTuomey cottage on Pearl Stof Mrs Frank Moran has remodelled andpainted it and you would not know it Edna Adams of Vassar is a guestat the Dr George Pearson homeMiss Ethel Readin entertainingthe Misses Mable Read Florence Petera and Louise Mann of Ann Arbor Henry Plummer has his hay inHehad 98 big loads At the 4th of July celebration atPingree West Marion beat East Marion in the bali game Stephen Brown of Grand Rapidshas been visiting his uncle JohnJohn CarrMae and Katherine Brogan andFdna Abbott are attending summerschool at Ypsilanti Is It True ThatOpportunityKnocks But OnceHow about the income check that cornel along every to often Each one is Opportunity,bringing you chance after chance to get aheadit take a little plamning naturally You cant do much about grocer and butcher money Butbetween necessities aad luxur ies, there is a margin of safety you can carry forwardWork out your saving plan,and opea an aceount at this bank Then steadily build it upwith regular depositFIRST NATIONAL Bank Tuet Wed Thur, July 10 11,12Richard Burton, Frederick MarchALEXANDER, THE GREAT OsirtooB Tue Wed Thur, July 10, 11,12CRIME IN THE STBEETSS WithJames Whitmore, John CassavetesandJack Carson and Mickey RooneyMAGNIFICIENT ROUGHNECKS Color Cartoon and Late NewsTHEATREVote ForERVIN B SNYDER 6 5 8 3 JACKSON RD Rte Slues Wed, Thur, July 3, 4 5 INTERUPTED MELODYin CinemaScope and ColorWithEleanor Parker and Glenn FordFriday, Saturday, July 6, 7Fodvnl Supervisionof FodoraO ROMTTO COTPnthm ud Federal Ifepodit humrneo Garponttop All Dopotitf Insured Up to 10,006for Sb Deportto Progressive DemocratFor County ClerkHerbert Allyn and wife of LanThe Mike JamaJa family of Detroi, 113 ou the Murray Kennodys Sun ing and Donald Allvn wife and 4 sons of Grenada, Texas called onThe Don Griffiths of Mt Pleasant U M E Damws Thursday Welton Chamberlain left for Oberdaywere Sundayith family of the Joelin College, Maryland Sunday tto attend summer school SLIGHTLY SCARLETin Cinemacope and ColorwithRhonda Fleming and Arlene DahlCartoonWICHITAin Cinemacope and ColorWithJoel McCrea and Ver NileiandSTAR OF INDIA in Color withCornel Wilde and Jen Wallace Also CartoonSunday, Monday, July 8, 9 MIRACLE IN THE RAIN WithJane Wyraan and Van Johnson a4soINVASION OF THE BODYSNATCHERSin SuperScope and ColorwithKevin McCarthy and Dana Wynter CartoonTnei Wed Thur, July 10, 1112 BACKLASHIn TechnicolorWithPic hard Widmark and Donna Reedand4THE SHRIEK withJose Ferrar and June Allyson CartoonGentileHome Center Shelf Hardware, Carpenters,Masons Tools ics andborao Mrs Jeanette McDonnell spent last week in DetroitRoss Road and wife called on tfce hi SowB SYLVANTHEATRE Chelsea, MichiganWed, Thnr July 8 4 5 JUBALGlenn Ford, Ernest Borgnine, Rod Steiger and Valerie FrenchHarold Henry and wife spent theweek end at Salsbury, Pa Mary Wylle has moved into anapartment at the home of Mrs TvaReason The Rainbow Girls were wellpleasod with the results of their Ashdinner hort Friday night They MrrU 107 Sporting GoodsrBafls Qubs, Gloves and ShoesPITTSBURC PAINTS, VARNISHES, STAINSMarquette 20 CIL Ft Deep Freeze 36950PITTSBURG PAINTS, VARNISHES, STAINSAluminum Doors and Windows Made to OrderPLUMBING AND HEATING JOBS TAKEN mPhilKp Gentile Phone UPtown 83143 LOOK LOOKLOOK COME ONE COME ALL FISH FRYFriday, July AT ST MARYS NEW PARISH HALL CONSERVATION DEPT NOTESThe litest deer and grouse countby mail carriers in the upper peninsula showa an increase, 55 deervrevt counted per 10 carrier days Last year it was 26 84 careers inin 1512 days of observation counted229 ruffed grouse and 832 deerBoy Scouts took 6 tons of junkfrom the bottom of the AuSabe River this spring Canoes were usedand the junk dumped at varios points on shore to be picked up bytrucks Grayling merchants furnished the boys food 28 fires burned over 44 acreslast week The dept is building a new classroom and auditoctazn it BlfgiaaLake Dog training and breaking in openopen fields is illegal until after July 15 Michigan will receive 133,474this year from the PittraanRobinfimti This is the tax on firearmsand amunition This years pheasant census slowsa count of 1328 birds per rural routeThe count last year was 1229STARTS AT 530 P MLSPONSORED BY THB GUILDOUR LAKY OF FATIMA 14 TAXESTHE PINCBNBY VILLAGE TAXES AR1 NOW DUE AN PAYABLE AT MY HOMEMONDAYS AND SATURDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICEHELEN REYNOLDS, Village Treasurer POOT OFFICE BOX 203505 East Pua It, Pinckney173V Assembly Returns tolHew York , UiTil OjlillliMlii anflniahed work of its third session which met inParis last fall, the General Assembly of the United Nations is reeonveidng this April at UN Headquarters, New York Here an em ploye Checks signs indicating the seating arrangements of delegatesht eJtfUal fltg of the UniteVNatlaBt, sow tying with nationalaien over the VJf anted Srees in action to restore the peaceKorea h show in this fhotogrsfh The bkgrmnd color of thf M the ttgiu btae itstii with UN ftm tta early daywhite fee etatal SUM Nattm Ml to Mi euloi k la whit jhs mangivedependable delivery ofTHECHRISTIAN SCIENCEMONITOR anfntenvrtloMHousewives, businessmeivteachers, ond students all overTh world reof ond enjoy thi international newspaper, published daily in Bcton Worldfamous for constructive newsstories and penetrating editorialsSpeciol features for the whole familyTht Christian Science MonitorOP Norway St, Boston 15, MaSend your newspaper for tht tinybeckd Enclosed find my cheek or money order yter 16 O 6 month 8 0 3 monthi 4 DRAILWAY PRESIDENTSREETS GOVERNOR DonaldGordon left, chairmajgtod pres ident of the Canadian vRionalGrand Trunk Railway System, tells Gov G Mennen Williams at Lansing of his companys plansfor yard expansions and other projects to serve Michigan industry this year Mr Gordon is a dynamic Canadian figure whostarted a banking career at theage of 15, became deputy governnor of the Bank of Canada when 87 and, at 49, was appointed president of the largest railway systarn in North AmericaPlant Food Poor Econom Farm Prices DeclineJUTTING down fertilizer use v when prices of farm productsdrop is the worst fypd of economy a tanner can make,, says P EMcNall, University df Wisconsin agricultural economistSven though farm trices shoulddrop 90 per cent and prices of fer tiliser should stay th same, MeNail says, the average farmerwould get back 190 in increased City ione stott 1 fc r11FORGeneral Priory Tuesday, , 1136To ie Cczd I fPutnam Township, Livingston Countyite of MichiganNotice Is hereby givvn tnat in conformWv with the MichiganElectlia Law, I, tle ursijfned Ci, wiil, upon any day, extept Sunday ami a kal holiday, Hi dry of any Tegular or epe cial tIon or pnnvy eltion, rccvivc ior registration the nameof any lejal voter in ad Township, Ity or Village not already i registered who may A11JLY TO ME PERSONALLY for such registration Provided, however, that I can receive no namea for jregistration during the time intervening between the Thirtieth day before any regular, special or official primary election and the day of such election itifiMHVHIHVNVHBKn3BHB9HHVHHflHHKSBHMMMHMBMiMMHIHHHHHV Notice Is Hereby Given At My Home Daily 1000 A M to 800 P MMonday, July 9, I5S4 Last DayThe Thirtieth day preceding saM Election As provided hy Section 8,Act No US, Public Acts cf 1J54,Prom 8 oclock am until 8 oWck pm on said day for tho ptirpose of RliVIiiWIXG the V SiT , nJ KiXISTEIUNG suth of the ciuflifiail elect,s O riVrrSHIPt CITY or VILLAGE as SHALL PROPiILV apply ihvreforThe name of no person liui an ACTUAL RESIDENT of theprecinct nt the time of resistrHion, und entitled under the conEtitution, if remairi g such resident, to vote at the next election,ehall be entered in lie registration booki Elector Unable To Make Personal Application Procedure jSEC 504 Any elector who U unable to make personal application for registration because tf physical disability or absence from the Township, City or Village in which his legal residenceis located, may be registered prior to the close of registration tbefore any election or primary election by securing from the Clerk of tite Township, City or Village in which is located hislegal residence, dtijluite rejristruiiui cads and executing induplicate the resist ration affidavit before a notary public orother officer legally author t t admiiml oUhs and returningsuch resist vat ion cards to tfie Clerk of the Township, City or ,Village beiVc the close of offico hours on the lal day of regis trtion pri r to any elrcthvi ov primary election, i v notarypublic or othrr officer admin t rinij t nti shal KTH his nameon the line for the signature of the registration officer and designate his tiieUnregistered Persons Not Entitled To VoteSKC r1 Tiie inspectors of fieri ion at any election or primary clerLiiu in this Sa,, or in jny 11 Lrict, iunty, Township,City or Vilirgz thereof, nil nrt rivo the vote of any personwho3e name is not ic , I i, t ristraf n buok of theTownship Ward or 1 ict ii which he Oifers to vote As uro ilvd under Act lit, i ll v pUnft feod vte jraia irllLcrop value tor each H hftipent for plant food JTests at stfte agricfitural colleges and experience on Midwestern terms have shown that at pres ent pricesLfanners can expect to get a retort ef S for eadfi 1 tovesWd in fertilizer Actually, agronomists at Midwestern agricultural colleges and experiment stations art advisingfarmers to increase rather than cutdown their as of fertilizer These soils men report that heavy fertiliser applications are the mostprofitable a farmer can make University of Missouri agronontsta report that in one test 29 oush4 corn Iffd troduce4 IStousnels per attMMVW pound f nitrogen, flyp Wfd potashfertilizer WM pHlWn r befor ean d Blm starte r f e r g Farmer sUs e Mor e Fertilize rMichiga n farmer s use d 575, 48 1 ton s o f fertilize r las t yea r t oincreas e cro p yield s pe r acr e an d cu t cost s o f production , re 1 port s th e Middl e Wes t Soi l Im provemen t Committee , i n astatemen t base d e m Nationa lPlan t Foo d Institut e compila tions Th e committe e point s ou t tha t1 3 Cor n Bel t state s use d a tota lo f 6,709,95 0 ton s o f fertilize r i nth e yea r endin g Decembe r SI ,1954 Fertilize r us e i n th e variou sstate s was Indiana , 1,161,90 9tons Ohio , 1,008,40 0 tons Illi nois , 897,32 2 tons Missouri , 649, 750 Iowa , 609,868 Michigan ,575,481 Kentucky 574,197 Wis consin , 422,268 Minnesota , 313 , 238 Kansas , 226,041 Nebraska ,191,452 Nort h Dakota , 48,643 an d Sout h Dakota , 31,38 1 tons Farmer s i n th e Cor n Bel t to da y ar e usin g si x time s mor efertilize r tha n the y di d bac k i n1939, say s th e committee I ntha t year , fertilize r us e i n th e 1 3statestotale d onl y 1,048,36 2 tons Th e stead y ris e i n fertilize rus e i n recen t year s ha s bee n du et o a n increasin g realizatio n b yfarmer s o f thre e importan t fac tors 1Plantfoo d help s thn vgrow mor e cor n pe r acre , extr aton s o f ha tnd pastur e an dhighe r yielf t o f smal l grains 2I t enable s the m t o cu t cost so f productio n an d t o boos t profit spe r bushe l an d pe r ton 3Fer tilize r i s essentia l to goo d soi lmanagemen t o r ttITransfer o f ReffisirjJon , ,, tion , Tim eSEC 50G An y n,M n Utii r i , o f resi denc e withi n t v , ii p , Ci y c i r i Tregistra tio n t o b e lv frrt d t o I y, v r r , g t o th eCler k a Kir d ruri , Mtiir i p n s , th e dat e h emove d thscto , n i e n r , i i i t ,as last regis terd t or b y iryin g i n yi for a 1 Th e Cler k shal lstrik e throug h t la t r , war d nn l precinc t numbe r an drecor d th e no w riWn , anr p ci d n mj r o n i e origina lan d duplicat e vica , cm , v i v i plac e th e origina lregistratio n c l i n ,vr pru vi lje SIHI I transfer s shal l no tb e mad e withi r th e CD tl y s wt pcrtim an y electio n o primar y elccii u , ur c , s si h JCt h da y s l fal l o a Saturday ,SurLny , o r I iuu v j i wa ovent rf vfat i n Bhal l b eacctilj d C ,, 1 lie n t ful l wordin g day , provide d tha t n osuc h tran r r jhll p li t n v rc o n t vl p I n an y Township ,Cit y o r Villag e i n wlikJ i h e ha d no t reside d 30 day s nex ttidin g ah y electio n o r primar y election MURRA Y KENNEDY , Townshi p Cler klJV Flag for Unified Headquarters iX v soil A Unlte 4 Naikm s flaff, alread y a letera o f V Jf M t MSkskna , I fgive n t o Ambassado r Warre n Avsti s o f fh o US A Osft y VJiSecretaryOtAera l Trygr e Li e center lo r BS O oto f ttkoaisjuv te n o f th e USA s Genera l o f th e Arm y Dovfla s HAtOwr , sjs BsaadorfaiClitt f o f th e unifie d foroa t actin g i a bohsi f o f U X 1s tKorea LfoUa g o a I s Aibassadd f ArsSud e o f Nonray ,Cossel l PrssHta t fo r IBJJ Th t him itiisjj i pgV ,TH 1 POTCKNZ T DISPATC HThe so m o f 7,000X 0 wil l b e mad e i sf ti fr if1 SUPERVISORS PROCEEDING SJUN E SESSIO N 195 6MONDAY , JUN E 25 , 195 6Pursuan t t o Statut e th e Boar d o f Supervisor s convene d in tegula r ses sion , o n Monda y Jun e 25 , 1956 , a t 1 0 A M an d upo n rol l cal l b y th eClerk , th e followin g member s wer e foun d t o b e present Ervi n B Srwde r Brighto n Twp Clai r Mille r Iosco Twp Ronal d Stuibl e Conwa y Twp W Bur r Clar k Mario n Twp Ralp h Wiggin s Deerfiel d Twp MUto n Conin e Oceoi a Twp Andre w J Sei m Geno a Twp Lloy d Hende e Putaa m Twp Howar d B Spice r Gree n Oa k Twp Le e Gordo n Tyrone Twp Lillia n H Smit h Hambur g Twp Ralp h Glen n Unadill a Twp Ly k Glove r Handy Twp Alber t W Col e BrightonCity Harol d Armstron g Haitlan d Twp Howar d Genfr y Howel l Cit yGfcn n Berr y Howell Twp Fre d G Catrel l Uowe U Cit yHerma n H Hee g Howel l Cit yMove d b y Supvr Gordo n an d supporte d b y Supvrs Snyde r tha t Mar gare t Manle y b e pai d th e su m o f 500 0 pe r mont k a s Secretar y o f th e Coun t y Plannin g Commission , th e sam e t o becom e effectiv e Jun e 1s tCarried Supvr Conin e presente d th e followin g resolutio n an d move d it s adop tion , whic h wa s dul y supporte d b y Supvr Cole I t is hereb y resolve d tha t Mr Georg e C MacQueen , 4 H Clu bAgen t o f Livingsto n County , b e hereb y relieve d o f hi s presen t dutie san d assigne d a s assistan t agricultura l agen t fo r Livingsto n County Thi s actio n ha s bee n approve d b y th e Livingsto n Count y Agri cultura l Advisor y Council , th e Livingsto n Ceunt y 4 H Advisor yCounci l an d th e administrativ e sectio n o f th e Michiga n Cooperativ eExtensio n Service Respectfull y submitte dAgricultura l Committe e o f th eBoar d o f Supervisor sMUto n Conine , Chairma nHowar d B Spice rHowar d Gentr yCarried Upo n motio n o f Supvr Spice r an d supporte d b y Supvr Snyder , th eBoar d adjourne d unti l 13 0 P M AFTERNOO N SESSIO NMove d b y Supvr Gordo n an d supporte d b y Supvr Glove r tha t th eCount y Roa d Committe e is to mee t wit h th e Count y Roa d Commissio n t oStud y th e roa d situatio n o f th e Count y an d repor t bac k t o thi s Board Carried Amendment Move d b y Supvr Hende e an d supporte d b y Supvr Mille rtha t th e Chairma n o f thi s Boar d appoin t tw o additiona l member s o f th eBoar d t o th e Count y Roa d Committee , t a ac t unti l th e Apri l sessio n o f th eBoard Carried Member s appointe d b y th e Chairma n to ac t wit h th e Count y Roa d Com mittee Supvrs Glove r an d Heodee Move d b y Supvr Col e an d supporte d b y Supvr Heeg , tha t th e Agri cultura l Committe e b e authorize d t o purchas e o r buil d a tw o whee l traile r fo riiB use o f th e Count y Do g Warden Carried Move d b y Supvr Col e an d supporte d b y Supvr Snyde r tha t th e Agri cultura l Committe e b e authorize d t o ac t unde r th e Stat e Do g Quarantin eAct , whe n the y dee m it necessary Carried Move d b y Supvr Col e an d supporte d b y Supvr Stuibl e tha t th e Reso lutio n submitte d b y th e Plannin g Committe e b e approved 1 Th e Livingsto n Count y Boar d o f Supervisor s wil l initiall y gran t th eCooperativ e Extensio n Service , Michiga n Stat e University , 2,5000 0 fo rth e purpos e o f employin g a specia l extensio n agen t t o b e assigne d t o Liv ingsto n Count y fo r th e si x mont h perio d Jul y 1 , 195 6 throug h Decembe r31 , 1956 2 Th e Livingsto n Count y Boar d o f Supervisor s wil l the n gran t th e Co operativ e Extensio n Service , Michiga n Stat e Umversky , 7,0000 0 fo r Janu ar y 1 , 195 7 throug h Decembe r 31 , 1957 g Th e us e o f 7,0000 0 wil l b e mad e availabl e Januar y 1 , 195 8 an deac h calenda r yea r thereafte r unti l thi s agreemen t is terminate d b y eithe rparty 4 Thi s agreemen t ca n b e terminate d b y eithe r part y a t th e clos e o f an yCalenda r yea r b y givin g a t leas t sixt y day s prio r notice 5 Thi s specia l Extensio n agen t wil l b e a n employe e o f th e Cooperativ eExtensio n Service , Michiga n Stat e University , an d th e Unite d State s Depart men t o f Agricultur e an d shal l b e subjec t t o th e sam e term s o f employment ,fupervisio n an d contro l a s an y othe r Cooperativ e Extensio n Servic e em ployee John A Hagma nw County Cler k I Glenn Berr y Chairman, Livingsto n Count y j Board o f Supervisor sSupvr Stuibl e o f th e Civi l Claim s committe e submitte d bill s t o th e Boar dwhic h wer e allowe d a s recommended , a s appea r b y number s G359 0 G359 4inclusive Supvr Glen n o f th e Civi l Claim s Committe e presente d bill s t o th e Boar dWhic h wer allowe d a s presented , a s appea r b y number s G359 3 G3599 ,inclusive Supvr Armstron g o f th e Crimina l Claim s Committe e presente d bill s t oth e Boar d whic h wer e allowe d a s recommended , a s appea r b y number s G360 0 G3620 , inclusive , an d G3650 Supvr Wiggin s o f th e Civi l Claim s Committe t presente d bill s t o th eBoard , whic h wer e allowe d a s recommended , a s appea r b y number s G362 1 G3624 , inclusive Move d b y Supvr Spice r an d supporte d b y Supvr Glove r tha t th e Coun t y Cler k an d th e Count y Treasure r b e allowe d thei r necessar y expense s in Iattendin g thei r Annua l Stat e Conventions Carried Supvr Hende e o f th e pe r die m committe e presente d th e payrol l o f th eevera l supervisor s fo r attendanc e a t th e Ma y Jun e Session s o f thi s Board ,Whi c hwa s allow d a s presented , Carried Move d b y Supvr Spice r an d supporte d b y Glove r tha t th e do g licens elee s fo r th e yea r 195 7 b e lef t th e sam e a s fixe d b y th e yea r 1956 Carried, Supvr Mille r o f th e Pe r Die m Committe e submitte d th e payrol l o f th eSupervisor s fo r listin g dogs , t o th e Board , whic h wer e allowe d a s presente dCarried Move d b y Supvr Col e an d supporte d b y Supvr Mille r th e Boar d ad journe d unti l Jul y 17 , 1956 , a t IOIO O A M Countersigned JOH N A HAGMA N Count y Cler k M I Approved T tGLEN N BBRR Y BILLS ALLOWE D JUNE , 195 SESSIO NNO G359 OG359 1G359 20359 3G359 4G359 5G359 6G359 7G359 8G359 9G360 0G36O 1NAMECharle s E , Blac k Clinica l Lab MacDonak l Funera l Hom eRalp h Glen n Spec Com mLillia n Smit h Spec Com mRalp h Gkn n Spec Com mRalp h Wiggin s Spec Comm Floy d W Munsel l Expense Accoun tL C liveranc e Soldier s Buria l 2 Staffa n Funera l Hom e Soldiers Buria lFUKFO6E AMOUN TAutops y 500 0170 01200 120 0120 0113 02083 34000 02000 0 VN to Aid Victims of Korean ConflictE J Keeh n Soldiers Buria l 2000 0Georg e J Trollma n Livestoc k Clai mClarenc e Marshal l Livestock Clai mG360 4 Dwigh t Wegene r Livestock Clai mG360 5 Ott o Poulso n i Tastic e Fe eG360 6 Glen n VanGorde r v Livestoc k Clai mG360 7 Lori s MoCallu m , Livestoc k Clai mG360 8 WiMia m H Mine r Justic e Fee sG36O 9 Joh n Sherma n Livestock Clai mG361 O Wilbu r Herbs t Poultry Clai mG361 1 Stanle y F Peovia k te Justic e Fe eG361 2 Charle s Gauthera t Poultry Clai mG361 3 Harle y Zee b Livestock Clai mG361 4 Josep h Starke y Justice Clai mG361 5 Thoma s Daile y Livestoc k Clai mLawrenc e Gehringe r Care o f Inmate sHarol d M Borde n Coroner Fee Charlott e Lase k Clerk Hir e Sheriff Richar d Stren g Spec Deput yLawrenc e Cambur n Spec Deput yColumbi a Carbo n C o SuppliesG3616G361 7G361 8G361 9G362 0G362 1G362 2 Drs , Ma y Woodwort h Professiona l Service sG362 3 Ronal d Stuibl e Spec Com mG362 4 Le e Gordo n Spec Com mG3626 362 5 Sundr y Supvr s Listing Dog sG3627 G364 7 Sundr y Supvrs PayrollG365 O Joh n C Bur g Livestock Clai m 7600411 5420 020 0100 02650 049 0125 0400 027 040 0440 029 0425 010741 01929 5200 0500 0100 080 0250 0118 0122 0996 04632 0176 5Tota l 369678STAT E O F MICHIGAN COUNT Y O F LIVINGSTON , S S I , Joh n A Hagman , Count y ClerlJ a an d fo r th e Count y aforesai d d ohereb y certif y tha t th e foregoin g is a tru e an d correc t transcrip t o f th e origi na l Supervisor s proceeding s no w remainin g in my sai d offic e o f thei r Jun e195 6 Sessio n an d o f th e whol e thereof ,I N TESTIMON Y WHEREOF , I hav e hereunt o se t m y han daa d sea l thi s 26th da y o f Jun e A , D 1956 While th e arme d force s acgn g o n behal f o f th e Unite d Nation s I BKore a continu e thei r effort s t o reestablis h peace , UN ha s als o take nmeasure s t o reliev e th e sufferin g o f million s o f civilian s lef t homeles sa s a resul t o f th e conflict Here , Dr Kami l Mil , representativ e o fTurke y t o th e UN Commissio n o n Kore a left visit s a refuge ecente r a t Pusan , accompanie d b y Dr M Le e right , Korea n inter prete r o f th e Commissio n an d a policema n o f th e Republi c o f Korea UKRAINIA N SSR SEAL JOHN A HAGMA NCount y Clerk NOTIC EAnnua l SchdS I Electio nNOTIC E I S HEREB Y GIVE N t o th e qualifie d Schoo l Elector so f th ePINCKNE Y COMMUNIT Y SCHOOL S SCHOO L DISTRIC TLivingsto n an d Washtena w Countie stha t th e annua l Schoo l Electio n o f Schoo l Officers YOn e truste e fo r a ter m o f 3 year s On e truste e fo r a ter m o f 1 yea r an d fo r votin g upo n th e following45bpoiition8 VPROPOSITIO N NO I T o provid e fund s fo r finishin g tw o elementar y class room s an d th e purchas e o f ne w transportatio n equipment Shal l th e limitatio n o n th e tota l amoun t o f taxe s whic h ma yb e assesse d agains t al l propert y i n th e Pinckne y Communit ySchools , Schoo l District , Livingsto n an d Washtena w Counties ,Michigan , fo r al l purposes , excep t taxe s levie d fo r th e paymen to f interes t an d principa l o n obligation s incurre d prio r t o Decem be r 8 , 193 3 increase d a s provide d b y Sectio n 21 , Articl e X ofth e Cons t j uo n o f Michiga n b y onetent h o f on e percen t 01 1 mill c sesse d valuation , a s equalized , o f al l propert y i n th eSchoo l Di act for a perio d o f thre e 3 year s fro m 195 6 t o 195 8inclusive , fo r th e purpos e o f providin g additiona l fund s fo r fin ishin g tw o elementar y classroom s ancrtn e purchas e o f ne w trans portatio n equipment PROPOSITIO N NO n T o provid e fund s fo r adjustment s i n teachers salarie s fo r th e schoo l years 41956195 8 inclusiv e an d th e adoptio no f a salar y schedul e base d upo n trainin g an d year s o fservice Shal l th e limitatio n o n th e tota l amoun t o f taxe s whic h ma yb e assesse d agains t al l propert y i n th e Pinckne y Communit ySchools , Schoo l District , Livingsto n an d Washtena w Counties ,Michigan , fo r al l purposes , excep t taxe s levie d fo r th e paymen to f interes t an d principa l o n obligation s Incurre d prio r t o Dece mbe r 8 , 1932 , b e increase d a s provide d b y Sectio n 21 , Articl e X ofth e Constitutio n o f Michiga n b y onetent h o f on e percen t 01 1 mill o f assesse d valuation , a i equalized , tr f al l propert y i n th eSchoo l Distric t fo r a perio d o f thr 3 ytar s fro m 196 6 t o 195 8inclusive , fo r th e purpos e o f providin g additiona l fund s fo r ad justment s i n teachers salariesfo r th e years 1956195 8 inclusiv ean d th e adoptio n o f a salar y schedul e basee t upo n trainin g an dyear s o f service wil l b e hel d i n th e gymnasiu m o f th e Pinckne y Hig h Schoo l i nth e villag o f Pinckney , Michigan , o n Monday , Jul y 9, 1956 Th e poll s a t sai d electio n wil l b e ope n fro m 1PM unti l8 P M , Easter n Standar d Tim e o n sai d 9t h da y o f July , 1956 Date d thi s 1s t da y o f July , A D L ZHiTOMiP j KME BnQJITABA ,POUAV AKWPOBOrPAA lKIRCNOGRAf f A VOROSHILOVGRAD Jp iA v i i POne o f th e worlds greates t granaries , th eUkrinia n Sovie t Socialis t Republi c U alan d o f flat, rich lan d tha t cover s muc h o fth e souther n par t c f th e Sovie t Unio n inEurope Adde d t o he r laurel s f s a foo dproducerth e Ukrainia n S3R ca n poin tt o iner t isinl y importan t industria l de SS 3th eScribe d wit h a gol d hamme r an d sickl eConserv e Water , Us e Plan t Foo dProperl y fo r Goo d Cer n Cro pJB t Fertilised cor n ca n produc e mor e bushel s pe r acr e fo r eac hinc h o f wate r tha n unfertilize d corn P ROPER us e o f fertilizer ,combine d wit h wate r con servatio n measures , ca n mak eth e differenc e betwee n a goo dcor n cro p an d a poo r on e in adr y year Tha t wa s th e statemen t o fDr Joh n Pesek , Iow a Stat e Col leg e agronomist , summarize dher e b y th e Middl e Wes t Soi lImprovemen t Committee Pese k sai d th e soil s avail abl e wate r suppl y ca n b estretche d b y cuttin g dow nslightl y o n th e numbe r o f cor nstalk s plante d pe r acre Thi s is particularl y impor tan t whe n th e subsoi l moistur eis ver y lo w a t plantin g time, h e said Wate r conservatio n measure sca n includ e contouring , terrac in g an d liste r plantin g t o hel pcu t dow n moistur e loss , partic ularl y fro m runoff , h e said Fertilize d cor n ca n produc emor e bushel s pe r acr e fe f eac hinc h o f wate r tha n unfertilize dcorn, h e sai d in reportin g o nvariou s trials Pese k cite d soi l sample swhic h showe d tha t fertilixe dcor n mad e ua e o f wate r tw o fee tdeepe r in the soi l tha n di d un fertilize d plantings Fertilize rno t use d b y th e Cor n cro p ina dr y yea r is no t a complet eloss , h e pointe d out Experienc eha s indicate d tha t u p t o 60 pe rcen t o f som e fertilizer s adde dt o cor n ma y carr y ove r int oth e nex t season Othe r crop s beside s cor n ca nsho w favorabl e response s t ofertilize r in dry years , Pese ksaid Hay , pastur e an d silag ecrop s respon d wel l t o th e adde dnutrients , eve n whe n moistur esupplie s ar e wel l belo w normal Th e Iow a agronomis t stresse dth e nee d fo r farmer s t o hav e inmin d fact s abou t probabl e soi lmoistur e an d averag e fertilize rresponse , whe n plannin g thi sseason s fertilize r program I w 1A r Stc Boar d o f Educatio nCommunit y ENRICHFD BREA DA THB FtNCKMZT DIBPATCH Wednesday, July 4, ISMPeoplesStor UNGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED IIISHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODSKEMSED GENERA STOREVrOut of the freezer or twoinone refrigeratorfreezer and into the picnic basketplump, juicy hot dogs ready for thefire Other freezable picnic delightshamburgs crisp fried chicken, breads and desserts No wonder smart andthrifty homemakers sayFreezer Living is Leisure LivingSEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALERLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIESEverything m Sherwm Wffianu Paints r EOPni P118tmi BtriMmg HardwareD E HOEY SONSHA Will Darter John Boyer and wife called rmMrs Ella Warsh of Webster Sunday Saturday night they attended thewedding of Merrill Gearhart and Ann Mitchell at the Church of GodThe reception was at the Mariontown houseThe Howard Thayer family arevisiting her brother in Wisconsin,sinThe Gerry Eichman family calledon his mother Mrs Ada Urtmsn Detroit SundayMrs Alma Harris and DorothyRohl called on the William flhahaasone day last week The Wayne Wagner IMBJ spentlast week in northern MiiySergt Gene Dinkel is on the WestCoast with Gov GJfeanta JfHUamsMrs Viola Read took bernoQter,Mn Claudia Peters, bade te Jas of aUita 1MYRON HUGHESJI 114 fie Bftvafl tt JBufesi rintiosi Price IM a TawJim and Bill Pawlacyzk, soas ofof White Lodge spent 2 days togethcer when the aircraft earner USSOihikany on which Bill is stationedstopped at White Beach, Okinawa,while on a tour of the far EastJim and Bill had not seen each other in 2 years Bill has been prorooted to Radar 3rd ClassMrs Thomas Bonner atteededthe Thursday Bridge Luncheon atthe Cheraung Hills Country ClubMrs Thomas Bonner and her sisterinlaw, Mrs Asa Bonner enter, taied 14 of the former high schoolclassmates for lunch at Pine Lake Country Club on FridayBilly Miller and Dick Higgs leftfor the Marine Base at SanDiego onFriday Calvin Simonson does notgo until July 6Mark Nash and wife attended thewedding of Merrill Gearhart andAnn Mitchell at the Church of Godon the Howell Rd Saturday nightThe Ralph Hall fmily were Sunday guests of the Stanley Halls atat Marine CityBarbara Baughn entertainedCathy Reason over the week endThe Lynn Hendees, Walter Clarksand Mrs Rose Hendee called on Mrs Hazel Hendee in Ann ArborSaturday SThe Jack Clarks of Dexter andthe Kenneth Zills of Ann Arbor callcd on the Mark Nash family Sunday Mrs Celia Nash entertained thefollowing members of Mrs Rosalie Zills graduating class in her honor I Jane Widmeyer, Lois Mohlman andI Barbara BurnsCarlene Brown could not comeThe Jack Youngs entertained Sunday the D Conklin family of GrandIapids,Kenneth Fry family of Brigh ton, the Ray Burns, Don Burns, JoeBurns families, Mrs Tress Coyleand the Dick Young family of Flint, an Ray Hurtubise family of Lansing Sunday guests of Mrs Edith Carrwere Bob Carr and Miss Joyce Ortendahl of Grand Rapids and theLea Bettys family of Walled Lake The Clare Millers took Billy Miller and Dick Higgs to the Wayne Major airport at Detroit riday fromwhere they left for the U S MarineBase at SanDiego, CaliforniaThe Bob Tasch family arc spend,ing a week at Harrisou in theirhouse trailer Mrs Eloyse Campbell with Mr3Raiph Glenn of Gregory attended a Kings Daughters meeting at Flintlast weekMrs Ella Newman of Ann Arborvisited the Ben Whites last weekfllrs Nellie Wylie anil Kaye calledon Dick Wylie at McPherson hospital SundayLast week Mrs Eloyse Campbellentertained at dinner Mrs Mariooand Mrs Evelyn Keugh of Dexter M J Reason and wife attendedthe 25th wedding anniversary of Milton Hersheys Virginia Ran in Detroit Sunday,I Mrs Dorothy Dinkel worked atI McPherson Hospital, Howell 4 days1 last weekMr and Mrs Martin Ritter jrand Bonnie Strong called at the BoyScout camp at Bruin Lake last Wednesday nightThe Harold Gallup family ofrarpnington called on the MurrayKennedy family unday ,Mrs Eleanor LedwidgeRevKeithLedwJJge and Margaret Brogan areback from Eagle Pointe, upper peninsula Mrs Nan Meabon and daughter,Mary Chris, of Ann Arbor spentSunday with the Kevin LedwidggefamilyPvt Jimmie Amburgey is home from Wichita Kansas for 15 days IHubert Ledwidge of Royal Oak jspent Sunday with his mother, Mra jEleanor Ledwidge IThe Carl Oaterles of Galesburg visited the Harold Porters last IweekFriday night the 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Revoutioa ary War which was fought to sustainit Large numbers of the People whocame to the American Colonies from 16201776 left behind persecution for the legislative bodies which taxedThe guarantees of our Constitutionof the United States are now a part cf our accepted way of life Such ac ceptance is dangerous The foundersof this nation knew that when it wasstated The Price of Liberty is Etpolitical or religious reasons Asjwnal Vigilancecolonists they were subject to taxes txcVectcCm uTTtcxcm Sc7ctmTHE McPHERSON STATE BANK BERT WYUEAuctioneerFARM 8ALE3 A SPECIALITYPfaont Fowlwrille QA SMMArnold BerquistMrs Ethel Sprout and Mrs Phy STATS OF MICHIGAN llaadflla St Pickney, MksHis Soule were in Lansing Saturday The Probate Court tor to Coontr of Watch RpairilijGold Stamps Th Rv J W Winger family are v m ui fi INCORPORATED 1915OVER NINETf TEARS OF SAFE HOWELLPINGNEYAH Deposits up to 10,000 insisted by Our Membership in the FederalDeposit Insurance Corporation General InsurancePHOtfS V P 83221 FUNERAL HOMEDM C Svtrital DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance ServicePHONE U P 8172Fred C Reiekboffff9 Sr120 West Grand RiverHoweli, MichiganPhone 358 usidence 61CLAY GORDONLTLB W MJNSELU ASSOCIATE REGWTERKO LANDSURVEYOROffice 211 East Grand RiverPhone 1551W Howeli, Michigan Lle W Munsell, LLOYD HENDEElivestock ttauiingWeekly Tripe Made to Detroit General ituckingPHONE U P SM41DR G R McCLOSKEY DENTISTTelephone Office 935Residence 814Evening by Appoyiuneat Howeli MichiganThe Rev J W Winger family arevisiting in Ohio this week WHILE THEY LASTTHE LAVFY HARDWARE STATE OF MIOBJGANThe Probate Court fer the County of LivingstonIn the Matter, of the Estate ofGertrude E Hicks Deceased Livingston U the Matter at Ue ftstate 4William C Miller, DeceasedAt a session of said Court held onJune 26, 1956Present, Honorable Hiram BSmith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, Hist thepetition of Beulah E Miller the i , Watch BcmdftjeweiaLadmade Feathsv dttUURitter esServiceT RADIO TELEVISION SERVICEPrompt andPhene UP 866 Courteous125 Webster fliMichigan Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPIET INSURANCE GOTO AGBEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL STrfncknejr, Mich Phone UP 8tlfftReal Estatearms, Homes, Lake Property Business OpportunitiesList Your Property Hith MeGerald ReasonBroker 209 North Peapuom v PDR J E CAMPAU OPTOMETRIST ,Eye ExamiMtioniWedsetday and Saturdayby Appointment126 Chilson Road, Vitni M of Phoa Breton AC 7UMletrude E cks PreentHonorable Hiram RSmith administrator of the iJudge f Probate playing that her finalsaid estateaccount beNotice is Hereby Given, That allcreditors of said deceased are requir hereto will beProbate Office on ten A M heard at theJuly 24, 1956ed tp present their claims in writing It is Ordered, That notice thereofaud under oath, to said Court, and to be given by publication ef a topyserve a copy thertof upon Rev EzraFOR,YOUR ik XX4 Mi ICome ii todai Nows the time to buy I our traderlQ is jflh inyalue now Eeachy of 74S Putnam Streetnty, Michigan, fiduciary of said essta e, and that such claims will be sailYOURE ALWAYS VCCrtt A1 YOUR OLDSMOBIIE DEALERS DON MAIN MOTOR SERVICEZU West Grand River, HoweU, Mich htaid and the heirs tlaw ofdeceased wiil be determined by Court at the Probate Office on August 21 1966 at ten A MIt is Ordered that notice thereofbe given by publication of a copyhereof for threa weeks consecutively previous to said day of bearing in thePinckney Dispatch and that the petitioner cause a copy of this aotiee tohe served apon each known party inregistered mail, return receipt de Interest at his last known address bymnnded at least fourteen 14 daysprior to such hearing or by personal service at least five 5days prior to such hearing Hirman R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy Helen M GouldDeputy Register of Probate VanWinkle VanWinkle , Attorneys Howeli, Michigan hereof for three weeks consecutivelyin the Pinckne Disth d thin the Pinckney Dispatch and petitioner cause a copy of this noticeto be served uKn each known party in 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 04, 1956 Description An account of the resource July 04, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-07-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/25b098e32d26b78229b266e01345cefc.pdf f33c18f5592820cd90d1e02ff20f6a29 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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expecte dYellowston e Nationa l Par e r places and lM M The Jo e Griffith s spen t th e 4t h i n W e d oMt Pleasan t wit h th e Da n Griffiths , nudis t cam p feS devotions , Frida y evenin g Tne y ar e i n Wes t Virgini a thi s wee ise s o f th e day iMrs Eleano r Ledwidg e entertain io n tha t th e Rev th e Ott o Foster s i SMell pdothy Head, daughter oiHotai of Pinckney, Mien, toStone , son of the Lyl Stones el Pinckney, took place July 4th atIM pm at the Church of God on the Bowatt Rood, Rev Hancock ofiieating Barbara wore a white lace overwhit taffeta gown with lace sleeves and veil of illusion and carriedwhite roses The groom wore his ,T S Navy UniformNancy Spittler was her brides,maid Her dress was pink figurenylon and sheer nylon coat and she carried yellow camationsHis brother was iiis besv xoftn NorouFoster was junior Bridesmaid Shewore blue figured nylon with sheercoatDorothy Head wore a white taffdress with a lace overskirt and lace gauntletts and white meshveil headress trimmed with seed pearls and carried white carnationsThe groom wore a dark blue serge suit and white suitDorothys bridesmaid, AgathaHoary wore pink figured nylon withsheer coat and carried pink carnalions James Knight was his bestLlBRAfiY NBW8j ipotnam appo tited Mrs Cacia Cham f th Brd Flower girls were Linda Stone, lister of Barbara and Wayne and Wayne and Darlene Foster, sister of GordonMr Stone gave Barbara away andCectf Vincent, a cousm gave Dorlain a member of the Beard ef, othy away Tfrastees of the Plnckney Commun Richard Debrick sang Oh PromIty Library for a 3 yea term ise Me and Rev Hancock TheWithin 2 weeks there will be a Lords Prayer Robert Foster, RODmeeting to elect officers for the en ert McDuff and Richard White were libwaa at thescol Where thesuing year All friends of theCk ed the Roscoe Yarborough,Jcit Smiifi,UomiMg Woahsf, qchral Peoples Fellowship Berviaa 1100IM100 Ledwidge, Desmond Ledwige famil who has come hereies and Mrs Raymona Morris and against them againdaughters Sunday Angela McMack better have stayed hen spent last week with her, revivals Still be and will probabyMr and Mrs M E Dam and nUJiat front Mra Constance Loomis, son, Dick clogeg them up and dfughter, Cathy called on the peaked through the Bertenhams in Brighton Sunday Mcnroe nuidist The Ed Kito family of Dayton, satisfied got aOhio and Mrs Fred Camburn oiGbircfi Detroit visited the Lawrence Caburns last weakBorn in Canada, , KvOrdained a minister in,dist church he filled sera appotet merits at Lum, Yaleind ImUy Citybefore ccoming here inott37 oh loan as pastor of the Congl church Heremained here 6 yearsThen he wentto Brighton , Methodist Churchwhere he was returned by the conference this year for the 14th time He was a member of Living irtffaton Lodge No 76 F A A Mand a past patron of Pinckney Chup ter 146 OES Last year he was el,ccted patron of the Brighton O4S3He was also a 82nd Degreee Mascnand a Soriner Ren J W Winger, fisterffeMky School 940 a m Merning WaU Sfcara afrnt prayer meeting a tfco etucca atWeoVcteir jcaotfe M4t WesVbopreej, Mala and SneaUla 8tr eettRaTr MtiTVueiseiger, PsatotSunday School t4leMorrfng WersMt , 1040 AMYouth iGfwtp TWO p mEvening Swvtw trfO P TOura aper Mtsttag , p a ili GfcofeifeactjeeWed , 460 p m Wad and took pfctortsaged to take someCreek camp but hadawuy from him and destroyed Bagot a bill introduced la the Mfchigen tent at Highland Park HosnitM U suture banning lUldist cama but his general condition ia better but it died in committed He lS The Asher Wylies attended the ffP Ryan Detroit W agreed toOlin Robinson sris still In an oxtm m wedding of Robert Ryan and Golda ltloduce another simftaf bill at tfae Fraaer at St Josephs Chuxch,Hov next seslon Several Battle Creek ell Saturday and the reception at nuJdlat ve been arrested for to decent exposure This has happenedbefore and the fines are smallCARD OP TttANKSI am now home from the hospital jand wish to thank all my friends and pchoot mates who visitel me andsent me gifts, cards and flowers I hopt1 they will Keep on visiting me Dick Wylie the Marion town house Jesse Henry and wife and Gerald were Sunday dinner guests of the Al Nesbitts at their new home on Myc E near the overhead bridge The Republicans in congress Tte Robert Pikes visited the Murl vhobp it up for PresByingtons in Vernon Thursday er and then proceed to vote July 4th the John Boyers attend, bin policies Voting almost solidlyed a picnic at the Guenther cottage they cut 4,517,00O,QOQftm his fetat Base Lake Thursday they caili eitf aid program On on the John Wrathclls in Ann Arbor, by the aid of the Dem A party was given Thursday nite 000 was restored ThennewlyHi,land last we and hurt hisCON8BRVATION DEPT President R A ORielly d resofmanyl Ann Arbor, Mrs Pauline Amo of i Howell and Norma at home, besidiwcre seryed punch and wedding daughters, Mrs Era Rehideaucake Both couples receivednice giftsft the The newlyweds went north onFresioeni , thtjr wedg trf ftnd their Audohon Society condemns heavy J frienda wish forAlbert Schmitt officialing rspraying of trees wkh DDT to WUthe spruce bud worm He says ivnot only kills the birds but also th and worms they feed on inBrunswick he said oroe iorestsbeen entirely denufjed of pi sw nsh lure that winds up,w hft bee developed at themour Institute, Chicago Also a Mercury worm U1K, Houghton Lake is the Urgest m costume wa8 of wnethe sUU gO,44 acres, wUowed Dy Uxc0 net flow length finrtip Tet Torch, Mullett, Goebic, Cbarlevioiu, ed in lace Bemitiara headpieceBurt,Manifltique and Black Torch,is the deepest 285 ft116 members of Zal Gas Grotto,Ann Arbor have formed a MichiganUnited Conservation Club wore a satin and net light blue floorThe rains of last week cut down heftd piece gfthe fies5 fires burned oVer 9 acres yong md bouquet of semi The dept received another smp ,cmcent carnation8mart of Montana grayling sggs,iw Micbael Heath ftK was 000 llie first shipment spoiled m beafc roantransit I The reception was at 200 pm at es Chuckle There are 3 grandchild,drenThe funeral wiU be Saturday at2 p m at the Brighton Methodist Church Rev Charles Bragg ef theDundee Methodist Church willwill preach the sermon Other minIsters wiU taKe jart Burial will te in Fairview Cemetery, BrightonSteven James Souris of Houghton Livingston Lodge No, 76 will givebora, relatives and friends wish forthem a happy long life together x WILSONSORIS WEDDINGMiss June D Wilson, daughter ofMr and Mrs John C Wilson qtjPinckney was married Saturdaychurch here The Gilbert Skinners of ChubbsCorners spent last week in NewYork stateKev Hancock and wife of GodsChurch were Sunday dinner guestsof the Bob PikesTuesdaynight the South Marionfarm Bureau meet at the townhouseFriday caHers of the John Boyerswere Florence and Vincent Walsh of Webster and Mr and Mrs FransDyninger of DetroitThe Fred Reads had Dr SteveBrown and daughter, Marilyn of ing with southern Democrat theMl led his school aid bill which halabelled as a must prograaul MJctd gan Republicans voted against tfcbill and 2 Democrats This iTeapect ed to cost the Repjubicaos votes Eftnegro districts The fill nliiistjSjT expect the presidpot 4to cooperatewiih them by running for a seos4term irrespective so they can ride la victory with him but hav no ntaation of cooperating with him W vsing for any of hi bills, latime the segregation issuerages in the southThe hlast week bjr 8itaand her flowers a crescent bouquetof stefanotis red roses and earnations a The bridesmaid, her sister, Clo,nsitThe Michigan quail population,United mostly to southern Michiganis increasing This year the count was 16 birds per rural mail carrierLast year t was 131Several pond have been steckwith tigar uflrellaMe and they will be planted whetf they reach i garfev i sUnlawfully killing a doe Wt of cost 2 Bonn mm 80 iMcoU plus 7 days ia jaUAnonsi SchoolElktuF 188 Votaa were cast at ifcp chool i hi ny The rtsoltaolaction heriwere as foflowsUt The rtsoltaTermMax RussellRkhard i UwHajan WaHon Trostaa 1 YearLeeter McAfat JHaka Walpn JfProposition Np 1 , To raise one mill W finish 2 class the Pinckney elementary schoolThe brides travelling dressf waa pink princess style travelling itress with white accessories The groom is a student in the engineering dept at Michigan TechCollege at Houghton where theywill live thu Masonic committal service atthe grave Hex Sackett of Detroit will givethe funeral oration The body will be at the BrightonMethodist Church Friday may call Friends4WO SOFT BALL GAMES HERE After a lapse of 2 years 2 soft ballgames will b played on the Pisck ney light field on Friday nightjuly13 In the first game at 780 thePinckney Klwanis Girls of thepunty league will play SuttouV Hardware of Howell In the 900fame the Pfndcney county league team will meet the Mill Creek Sporting Goods team of Dexter who piay in the Ann Arbor league An ad mission of 26c and 16c will becharged to pay for the lights If theattendance warrants more gameswttl be played Both team have taiforms AUTO ACCIDEIT TRAGEDYDonald Standlick, 32, of BtntleyLnke died at St Joe hospital Friday i, t in Ann Arbor from injuries 1 oeived in an auto accident early 1 evening on Gawley Road near ,ae old Coiniskey farm when his carcollided head on with one driven by Don Ledbetter of Cedar Lake RoadDonald LeRoy Kelly of BentleyLake, was with Ledbetter Stanftlickswife, Ella, 27 and stepson, Richard Kranjanic, 10 with Standlick Mrs Standlick suffered a broken jawTfceothers minor injuries They were taken to the hospital in the Swarthout ambulance and the Keehn am bulancc from Brighton Ledbetterand Kelly work at the Detroit DieSet here Kelly has 4 children Stand lick was employed at the Livingstonlfeiih d ANOUNCEMENTThe engagement of Dolores Bokros to Lawrence McKenzie ia announced She graduated fromPinckney high school in June He is in the service No date for the wedd ing has been setCELEBRATE 35th ANNIVERSARY On Saturday evening, June 30,about 200 invited guests gatheredftt the home of Mr andt Mrs John D Donohue at 19723 Spears Rd tohonor Mr and Mrs John LDonohueparents of J D oh their 35th wedding anniversaryA beautifuly decorated weddingcake le was ycentered the serving tab Tetroit as SundayKenneth Meyers and Dick Campbell of Alpena, AJma college chums of Rickie Miller and Jerry Mrofka spent the week end with themNorman White underwent a her,nia operation at McPherson hospitalit Howell last week but is home nowA large attendance was presentat the fish fry at St Marys schoolInday night by St Giranfs Guild 248 was taken in aThe Jack Follick family of Detroitcalled on the Henry Haucks Sunday The Haucks returnedwith them for a visitThe James Brogan family of Lansing called on the Stanley Dinkels Saturday The Frank Sowers of AnnArborcalled on the deny Eichmens Sunday and the Russell Glovers of Web berville called ThursdayThe Harold Homings of Ann Ar to Detroitcut and seryed by Miss Sarah or y4th with the EdwinLiwing while punch was served ty hWnt faly g pShirley Lining and coffee by MrsGeorge PresinerThe ice cream wasfterved by James Donhue The Misses Norine Grumelot andJudy Donohue had charge of thetruest book ovMrs Bthel Sprout visited theGhn Gardner family in Stanton er the week endVisitors of Ben White and wifelast week were Mrs Ella Newman,Mrs Joie Fonfcr and Mrs CharTesounty Prets J andplae maker He has, 8 children, ags1 to 10 years Last spring lie lost aneye in aa archerNo PropotitioTi No 8 To rake one mill to equalise teachtat 106Na 196A number of writata ballots wartld inA number of writhrown out as no x was placed in J CARD OF THANKSW wish to thank everyone whohelped make our wadding annMr sary such a happy occasion jSincerelyJohn and Lucille DonohueWilliam Golden 68, who operatedtht Marathon gas station hara whliand later the ftw Lodge at Brlghton died at Veterans Hospital a Srffvg are lis wife and 3 ehiWrens, Richard 10, Nancy 6 and Deb,by 2 Also his father, Edward Stand lick of Brighton , 5 brothers, Joe,Phillip, Arthur, Rex ewT Williamand C sisters, Mrs Vivian Darww,Pinckney, MrsJtorothy Zimmerman, Mrs Ruth Trantsome, Lillian andand JoyceThe funeral was Mondaynoon at the Keehn Fftmeral Home, Brighton, Be A L tartar of ftWeslyan Methodist Church oflfidating Burial in CaJtary CemeteryWILLIAM WlUBBpNWilliam Bnrlaooa, St,ded at TibMcaday Ba leaves his sister a Mr atd Mrs Donphue are the par Foler of AnnArborof 4 cMldren Joanne of Ann ttrDion , Swartthout brought DickArborames and Bill at home and J ylc nomt McPherson hoapkbSpho with his wife planned the f1 W the ambulance and he irty has had a large number of visitorfh honored couple received many were Roy Clark, Jackgffts Guests were prwent from 0Jle Jme Campbell and James banned all athletic conteststeams with negro playenIllJs ia as peeled to affect bigwhe train there in the spxig football games, such at the Bowl, where teams tfUtfiNB frera have previouslyOne of the ntoitragedys took place last week two planes crashed in theyon in Arizona with a Utos of Iff lives The planes ity4n oppoattedirection seem to have crashed lateeach other Various means to pfavent another such di irbeen discussed but ho solution rived at Railroads have electrle ifnala and light, anil cities traffic copi and Iights,none of which would watk in the air Something wiiiaare to 1stwoiked out as the air traffic la lacreasing each yearOf the 4 ahfridmentato be voted on tMs fall all but oafell by the wayside as the sponsora did not get enough signers to theirpetitions asking forThe only one to bl the one setting the minraun age U legislator at 21 year and fllying all persons who have victed of a felony or breach of ydslie trust The sponsors of the lan to have Supt of Pubik i it the MissoPoWlttvtflelJaoweli, Stufgte, Detroit, Mssey Ftoclrbridge, OwWto, Ioscb, Unadill j Dr Harlow Shehan andYpsilanti, Pracirasy and GregoryCOUNTfcT COOKS 4H CLUB The Country Cooks met July 5atttrifwibiey high school for fe potlock dinner Mary Menkt calledthe meeting to order and DorothyOoyfe read tfie mmutes of the last We Voted to hold our nextat S0vrr Lake Bach andnave nWdog roasthe doentry Cooks are dividedfftto4 gfbttpe TO Mfa4ets are Mrs 3nnman andMr Singer T are enrolled ia 29 At tie June 21st meeting wife ofnd wife ofJackson aad Gerry Eicbman calledon the William Shehans Thursday Sunday guests were AJex Carishoa4 oVagfeteW 6t Uetroif feilfyand Alfred6tof Ann ArborPfau of HowelL Mr Florence Ryer and Mr Beatrice Thornton and children ofGrand Rapids spent July 4ta with with the Asher Wyliesfomer Mrs Carl Lee TIplady and Mrs, Marleft Roseel wffl attaodat rm SPEHAL NOTICEDije to the special evangelisticmeetings to be held July 22 tto 2 atrt w the Peoples,Church there will oeat Ws aa mowing officerlno family Night Saturday, July 15 Instead there will be a cottage prayer meeting at the Leslie McKlnkyj at 8 p, m oa that ftigat You atJewFftafaWf Sebttnan Secrt ction appoint the Missouri plaito have all judges appointedget sufficient signatures topetitions Neither, who sponsored tne ie bingo Thy only tSfr45MO 4218000 were needed The bOMisupervisors asss, also failed to enough, signatures to thetrment to return to the eoustyi Ration plan A coured them to use the stateun planJhjb year wakh ts than the countyF A A M onLodge willoccasion s tof mrai jfeRe Jolih Ifhave , iThere willof ttvThefuntrml odist Chi FairviewoutxftL ZuxfctAV t Wednesday, July 11, 1966Chuck Chamberlain whose family has lived in the of the Sixth Congressional District since 1844, knowgovernment at every level through years of experiencefee earned the respect of the Michigan Senate as legalejpunjel lo its important Judiciary Committee in 195354jUf he became thoroughly familiar with legislative operations CHECK HIS RECORDif Inghaxn County Prosecuting AttorneyAttorney for Michigan Senate, 195354 Former City Attorney for East Lansingit Successful practicing lawyer if Former U S Treasury Agent if Veteran Outstanding World War II RecordVote August 7 Republican Primary Pol AdvTHE JUNIOR FARM BUREAU INVITES YOU TO AMODERN AND SQUARE DANCE FOWLERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM SATURDAY, JULY 7th, 1951MUSIC BY J 0 FINLAND ORCHESTRADONATION TO FARM BUREAC BUILDING FUNUSED POWER MOWERS FOR SALE OR RENTLawns Mowed Mowers Repairedtt BC WHITE Jr CEHEWLETT140 Livingston St Phone UP 83149Bottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING ANDHOME HEATING WYLffi L P GAS SERVICEPHfNE 63 HOWELL I Neighboring Notesf Burney E Brower, 76, one time btockbridge lawyer and later Jackson city attorney and member of thlegislature died July Dr W T Wright, local tetbthas an office in the WinkelhausHotel, Hamburg, on WednesdaysA party of 13 from Ohio are camping at Patterson LakeRey Commerf ord took sevenlads to portage Lake Monday for aj swimming party, Dick Clinton has finished gettingID his haycrop He had 213 loads and waJi 14 yg getting it it from 30At the school board meeting Mnday night Cornelius Lynch was elected to the board to succeed himselfBorn to John Dancer and wife ofStockbridge June 28 a daughterAn examination for postmaster atMunith will be held July 24tb Donald Keugh of Dearborn, oneof those killed in the plane crash atgrand canyon had a summer home at IiaseLake The Chelsea school census shows585 chlidren of school age in the district A pair of rare sandhill craftejrenesting on the Gotleib Rothman nB Waterloo Laura Lavey went to Chicagoe for several Monday and signed to teach the 8thyea Only 2 egg year are laid t Whiting, a Chicago suburolULround again Over WfflUm Bro who , , woa Antto tn for Teeple Hardware a number of2,000 in damage was done to xi , a a j i, fL T flVfl years, started work for Bennettmonuments and markers in the Lake , MAir J o am Haraware m Howell MondayOron Cemetery last week and a aim Anna Wilco en JJof friends Tuesday on her 6th birthilar amount of damage in the Webberville Cemetery Emil Lambertson who graduatedfrom Lansing Business College hasGeorge Seaman, mgr of the By accepted a teaching position inerly Market at Brighton has resign Scnectady, N Y ed With Kenneth Schwartz he haspurchased a super market at BeaverThe Michigan State Fair this year HOWEUTHEATREHowelL Miek Air Conditioned Phone 1796Bkfcard Burton, Frederick MarchALEXANDER, THE GREAT GartooaFriday Saturday, July 13, Doable Feature ProgramDonald Carey and Patriccia Medina isSTHANGER AT MY DOORAlsoTony Martin nd Peggy Castle faQUINCANNON, FRONTIERscourfa Technical LEE THEATREWHfTMOKE Saturday, July 13, 14GOOD BYE MY LADY WithWalter Breiuun, Brandon deWilde A Warner Bros PicturealsoRages to the ScreeTHE ANIMAL WORLD in TechnicolorColor Cartoon vSunday, Monday, July 15 f Robert Taylor and Dana Wjrnter laDDAY The Sixth of June,In CinemaScope and DeLuze Color Novelty News, Tue, Wed, Thurs July 17, 18, 19 UG A BYWithDr Royal S Copeland of Ann Arbar has accepted a position as dean at the New York Momeopathic Hoswill feature Faye Morgan, Juliusj piial at 6,000 a yearLaRosa and the McGuire Sisters Ground for the new county hospit Hu AMrfh Jf , HoweI1 al at Howell will be broken July f J SUte Nma1 Jimmy Lobdell has finished his J4 weekHjll be tenor soloist at ,navy enlistment and is working for e Ann Arhorj Methodist ChurhI the General Motors Coach Co at 1S summer and enter the Umver Pontiac He wiU enter Michigan ff Michigan this fall State University Sfcisfall A marriage license has been issued tto Stephen Sowrie, 21, Houghconand June Jeanna Wilson, 19, Pinckney Mrs Lola Lobdell of Howell is ona trip through the western states Rev Silas Fultz of Kanesville,111, is the new pastor at the SouthLyon Methodist church C000 Girl oouts are expected thisweek at the 10 day convention of Girl Scouts at the Highland Recreation Area near Milford Not onlyfrom this conntry but from GreatBritian West Indes, Norwaymark and Columbia LenNotes of 25 Years AgoThe Ben Hur Life Insurance Cohave purchased the 143 acre Hynofarm near Brighton The Pinckney soft ball team lostit Chelsea Friday night 6 to 1 EattoriesPinckney Sheiks, Kinney and Dinkel, Chelsea Monroe and MeIirideAgnes Watson, 26, died at thehome of her mother, Mrs Claude Rose in Unadilla July 8 of TB Be ides her mother, she leaves herfather, A C Watson and a sister, Rjth The funeral was SaturdayAttorney General Voorhees hasruled that the resolution passed by e Barton and Or W Eaton ofKansas City, Mo, visited here last week Joe Pressley of Belding will be atthe W W Barnard store July 16with a line of mens suits Sunday, Monday, July 15 ,16Matinee Smnoay, IM p m Ooat Robert Taylor and Richard Todd Lcslle Caron sir Cedric HardwJckDana Wynter and Edmund OBrien , m CwemaScope b DDAY, THE 6th OF JUNE KING 0F THE CORAL SEAin CinemaScope and Technicolor WltnCartoon Chips Raffefty Rod Taylorand Imla AdeyTut, Wed, Thurs July 17, 18, 19 Laurence Harvey, Anthony Steelin CineScope and ColorSTORM OVER THE NILESYLVANTHEATRE Chelsea, MichiganTWO MEN WITH THE SAME INCOMEOne man goes ahead and spendsTheother looks ahead and saves Itsevery persons choice more luxurynow or more security later IWe dont advise scrimping to save There are more logical limits What wo do advise is moderate, regular thrift saving as soon as possiblaMake a simple calculation then cqpne in and make adown paymenton peace of mind fFIRST NATIONAL Bank Tues, Wed, Thur, July 10, 11 12Mid Week SpecialAlfred HitcchocksThe MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH in Vista Vision and TechnicolorWithJames Stewart and Doris DayFriday Saturday, July 13, 14 THE MAVERICK QUEEN THE MAVERICK QUEEN jin the New Naturama ColorwithBarbara Stanwycck, Barry Sullivan iCIO Drive Jn THEATREC 5 8 8 JACKSON RD Rte 3Iriday Saturday, July 13, 14 FORBJDDEN PLANET WithWalter Pidgeon and Anne FrancisGHOST TOWN with Kent Taylor and Marion Carr CartoonSunday, Monday, July 15 ,16 BACKLASHIn Technicolorandi Richard Widmark and Donna Reed1 and WORLD IN MY CORNER withAudie Murphy and Barbara Rush Also CartoonFederal ftupei vtsfcttMember ef Federal Deserveporatiea sad Federal Depodt laearence Corporatitta AD Depoeiti Inrared Up to UMM fat fieek Depositorday The Don Griffiths of Mt Pleasantwere Sunday guests of the Joe Griff ith familyRom where I sit Joe Marh If yoo Mem Ma JohnsontUt irtek, ekaneee are hes toMM hit wmftreat ftery For those ftowrt kearit iimP jeeently stopped at an dinr, He ordered ipettaland his waitMir on the job intuit 1 ntotake She cotf , spilled tU soi i, bnVraas u H aff, Mac i a ft more tiiftn I nve, she iadFrom yhere I sit, that girl deJeerres credit for admitting hellhortcominf s something aoteveryone br big enough to do Per,teiatfee, Im convinced lota etfflb kaow theyre wrong vheni they deny me the right to a jfaufiel bee with my sapper JartjWtauflo they happen to preferme other beverage TheyW0ttfdnt like me ordernir themo icrfTt Choicem baclfeore the county board of supervisors regulating and licensing motor boats is void He said Jakes and streams arestate property and only the statean pass laws regarding them Only 20 votes were cast at theschool election For the first trustee Roger Carr and M J Reason eachgot 10 votes Mr Reason withdrewFor the second trustee, Alta Meyergot 16 votes and M J Reason 4The James Pelham Post VFW ofDetroit will hold their annual picnisat Hiland Lake SundayThe ShehanMcQuillan reunionwas held at Lake Chemung Sundaywith a large attendanceSecretary of State Frank Fitzperald has ruled that motorists whocannot read or write English cannotobtain drivers liensesMiss Lillian Swarthout of Almais visiting the S E SwarthoufsBorn to John Lynch and wife ofSt Louis, Mo July 9th, a daughter,Mary AnnMrs E Enterline of Alma Is visiting Mrs Mary LynchBorn to Bruce VanBlaricumwife July 8, a son, William EdwaH Virginia Baughn is visiting JeanBennett in DetroitNetes of 48 Years Agt Born to William Harris and wif,Wednesday, a son Pinckney played Dexter thereMonday and as usual the game ended in an arguement in the 8th inning over Umpire Sharpens calling oia foul ball Dexter was ahead 5 toS The lineups Pinckney, Lavey Af Moran, p, Cadwell, lh, A Lavey,2b, F Read 3ba F SwarAoutsoutfield, Harold SwarthoDt, Roy Mor 1 antBert Roche DexterRoy Snay,c, Roseell McGuiness, p, Ed Day, lbjBob Fitnimment, 2b, Gxxi Sek 8b,M Eck, M, outfield, Mitkjr XUanor, Dr Phelps, George Stebbins, Mrs 0ede Hineney wbo baa beenteaching in Indiana is botte for tbt Vote ForSNYDi Sunday, Monday, July 15 ,16S A F A R Iin Cinemacope and Color WithVictor Mature and Janet LeighTue, Wed, Thurs July 17, 18, 19 By Popular RequestSTREETS OF LAREDO in Technicolor WithWilliam Hold en and McDonald Carev Extra Sportting Dogs AfieldEASY WAYTO WIN10,000ENTER THE HOWS YOURHOUSEPOW6R CCNTSSTJust read the feet sheet,then take a minute to complete entry blank Grandprise 10,000200 otherprizes every month throughSeptember, For fret sheetand entrv bianks See your appliance dealer Of DETROIT EDISON Tues, WTedt Thurs July 17, 18, 19 ALEXANDER, THE GREAT in Cinemacope and ColorWithKichard Burton, Frederick March alsoFeaturetteWHITE TAILED BUCK CartoonSTATE CHAMPIONSHIP RACE The state championship stock carracos at at the Jackson Motor Speedway Saturday night, July 14 at 830p nil, 24 cars are entered with a guaranteed purse of 1000The following drivers from thissection are listed Joe Marsh, AlLovely, Ann Arbor Jack Conely, Brighton Earl Wilson, Bud WilsonBob Pingston, Dexter Chuck WinkleChelsea Jack Ranck, StockbridgeMicky Katlin, Howell, Ekrane Bator,Whitmore Lake, Bob Valintino,HamburgKarschke of Pinckney issupervising the renovation of theMariners Church in Detroit, recently moved to a new locationAn 80 0 tower has been added to thte north,west corner and construction has startedAn EasyProgressive Democrat Way t0 For County ClerkSTATE CHAMPIONSHIP STOCK CAR RACEA 50Lapper with 24 Cart Plus 7 Other EventsSAT Hin, JULY 14Tritk 700, lit Race 830JtcltMi Motor SpwdwoyMtrtfc tf ittboi n M50Rjcei Every Sat NiteRail Date Swidy Nile Let your nearest mailbox help you BankbyMailNo special trips, no standing in line and youget that extra money safely deposited before youre tempted to spend it Youll like our BankbyMail service and when you get a chance to visitus youll like the friendly people who are hertto serve youTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKINCORPORATED 1SNINETY TEARS OF IAFB OWSLLrMtCKNBT lo 110,000 JMUiiJ by Per Ifrmbttfltfp fa tht FtdMtl,, irkkfZtHffMGKHB7 DISPATCHWednssfty, July U, thrill of nmmmmnttimBWm0 k Tlier no feeling like tbe secure feeling of piloting an Oldsmobile Theres no investment like the solid investment of owning an Olds IAnd there no time like the present timeto get the most for your tradein IM HOUOAY SCBAM THI THE FIGURB8I OSTT OUT OF THI ORDINAfVLDSMOBI L A OUAlffY MQDUCT t yee by AN OlMMONU OUALJTY MALM III CARIFUL DRIVI IAPILYIi K t DON MAIN MOTOR SERVICEZ14 West Grand River, Howell, Mick PhoneNOMINATECharles Gatesman Pros ecu tag AttorneyON THE REPUBLICAN TICKETPRIMARIESWheat Profits Are Boosted byAdding PlantFood in Spring M IDWEST farmers can makemojiey through the use offfeiiilizer da their small grain crops this spring, reports theMiddle West Soil Improvement Committee, The extra bushels per acrePer Used wheat develops fnller Leads, plumper kernels 0can ay for the coat of the plant fd d l bttilc ay ffood and leave aproLt besides, says psubstantialResearch, by igiejuiiiHti has that ready well supplied with phosphate and potash, a topdress ing of nitrogen fertilizer can beprofitableWheat yields Increased an average 53 bushels per acre foreach 25 pounds of actual nitro gen topdressed per acre inearly spring, reports R K Stivers, Purdue University agronomist, in citing nineyear Indiana testsFarmer experience in someMidwestern states has shownthat it often pays to use from200 to 300 pounds of a complete fertilizer containing nitrogen,phosphate and potash, such ae101010, the committee pointsout, especially where new seed ings are being establishedSpring seeded oats respondswell to fertilizer, particularlywhen nitrogen is added to phosphate and potash fertilizer, ac yieldsto 12p d pas ,cording to Stivers Oats yieldsin India id to 12bushels jer acre henpounds m nitrogen was addedt 0121S ftili lid t to Stivers Ona increased upbushels jer acre when 36pounds m nrogn was adto 0121S fertilizer applied at the rate of BOO pounds per acre Nitrogen to fertilizer, can bedrilled with oats at seedingti tpdd it ti dtime, cc after mivJVftff MQfl a wimpetf lssex or theto the and e MeBety UJl to e yagaiasft tysfrw, typMH u chelert wfc H Pays to Fertilize fafl Seeded Wheat ftI T will pay farmers to fertilizethe wheat they seed this fall,reports the Middle West SoilImprovement Committee Well fed wheat will delivermore bushels pei acre next year, says a statement madepublic by the committee Higher yields will mean Uwerproduction costs and more nei profit per acre Midwestern agronomists estimate that wheat vields per acrecould be at least iubled m most states suys tru commit tee, by better managementpractices, inciudn the Use of fertiliztThesethat it is pwhere from 30u To 500fertilizer oer acxt on gjitvmists point out Above, pileups of waitingtrncto at fertilizer factories ao4lastminute scarcities of supplies can be avoided if farmersorder plant food early Left, big wheat yields come from plentyof plant foodsays the committee Topyields per acre are just not pos sible on most farms without theuse of plan food Farmers aiming at highwheat yields per acre were ad vised by the committee to contact their fertilizer dealers nowto make arrangements for delivery when it is advisableThats the surest way to getthe exact grdc and amount of plant food you want, says thecommittee Waiting until thehtst mnute is hazardous Farm ers who remember the scramble for scarce supplies in lastsprings rush period will see the visdom of ordering early forthis falls needsThe committee points out thatmanufacturers report that it isnot MISS 11 to produce and deliver ii ihu fertilizer farmerscan r fiMy use on wheat ina tout period this fall Their,vnTi 1 1 jrtilizer will haveu Hrrrrfover a longer n I tn 1 q in August and lTen Top Corn Growers Tell,Secret of 200Bnshel Yields Good management practices build top corn yields per acreT EN TOP Indiana corn growers, whose 1954 yields rangedfrom 175 to 214 bushels per acre,had these practices in common,according to studies by Purdue University agronomists1They believed in pouringon fertilizer 2 The champions suited their planting rateto the soils fertility level 3A1J of them drilled their corn, with row widths varying from 35 to 40 inches 4All growers planted hybrid corn mM O Pence, Purdue agronomist, says that all 10 growers used high analysis row orstarter fertilizer, varying from200 to 400 pound per acre Nine of the 10 either sidedressedwith nitrogen or broadcast andiplowed down additional ferti uizersuch as 101010 or 151515The two top growers used 3,1000 and 1,300 pounds of ferti lizer per acre, respectively ingetting their high yieldsThe champions are firm believers in growing1 Iegiifries orlegumegrass crops regularly inthe rotation Six of the 10 top yields were produced on fieldsthat had been in alfalfa, sweetclover or blue grass pastureOnly two growers followed cornwith cornThe stalk population on thevarious fields ranged from 16,000to almost 30,000 per acreSeven of the 10 growers usedcertified seed, ana three used pedigreed hybridsIt will pay corn growerseverywhere, says the MiddleWest Soil Improvement Committee, to brush up on the goodpractices used by these champions and by other growers intheir states who get nftfh yieldiand cut their cost of productionper bushelHOW TO CAPTUKt A MERffiAiPi Kpitotef vSt or girl the modelfi gumour picture, from the beach this summer is to shoot m the K V iWPAICHIBB FQffBTBT TLAG1 TAXBi ABB NOW MB AN rATABLBATMT Mi MONDAYS AND SATURDAYSHELEN REYNOLDS,5 East Pataaa SU ttnekaer FFItl MX1 Soft Ball GSBSSPiSckney continued in their hittslump and dropped a league game 9 to 1 to General Motors Proving Grounds of Milford Friday nightPfockaey could not get a hit whenthey seeded one They only got 4 inall Milford hit Southwell rather freely, getting 12 hits but could nothit him with men on He fanned 7 They had 12 men left on baeea andFinckney 4 Jot Jaffryfk Tosjpf Bay Moriaxitj Kenneth Pry Donald Burns Max SouthwellTurn HbughtonFred Singer, Bob Meaboa Wesley ReaderJack Jeffreys Geopge Daisy 11 I 7 8819 1 t 400 12 7 5 2 7 72 JW 16 6 4 210 11 181 N 13 0 143 17 S 2 111 13 1 1 077 8 2 2 000 4 0 0 0001 0 0 660Pinckneys lone run came In the6th, Bums led off with a hit, Singertruck out Young doubled Burns inBeader was hit by apitched ballBe wnt to 2nd when Southwell 210,000th KIWAN1ANThe 2f0,000th Kiwanian was officially recognized at the 48r4 annualconvention W at San Franciscogrounded out Moriarity hit a line j in June He is Claude Taggftrt, 38,drive through the box which the j of Rialto of the newly formed clubpitcher hit with one hand deflecting it to the 2nd baseman who threwMoriarity out by a step for the 3rd there, and is employed by the Federal Social Security Administration At a breakfast at the Hotel Whiteut Moriarity and Jeffreys both hit comb attended by 800 glub preaiin the 4th Amburgey flied out Jeffley was out stealing,Gentile fannedIn the 6th Gentile hit a drive to tbethe left field fence which the fielder managed to catch after juggling itMilfords runs all came in the 3rdpolzer hit a high hopper to SingerWho juggled it Hilton and Minockflied to Amburgey Hagman hit tofiinger and beat the throw to first got a hit Deaa and Nelsonhit 3 runs scoring Southwellthrew out Brigham to retire theMeIn other games Hamburg lost toFewlerville and the City Service Powlerville game was postponedPlnckney plays Fowlerville at Hew U at 900 tonightPinckney AB R HMoriarity, 3b 8 0 1Amburgey, 2b 3 0 0Jeffreys, lb 8 0 1 Heughton, rf 10 0XJentile, If ,,, 2 0 0 Burns, ef 8 11Singer, st 3 0 0Ypuag, If, rf 10 1Reader, o 10 0ftovthwell, p 2 0 0General Motors eflbKelson, lbBrigham, as Kanitc, e If Sb ,Sbeffler, rf dents he was presented with plaqueIt was also announced the Kiwanis International has purchased realestate in down town Chicago andwill erect a million dollar buildingfor the organizationmmhdUvry ofCHIUSTIAN SCIMCEMONITORHouitwim buteoehert, nd tfudents ell ovetthe world reewl enjoy this newyoper, pubdolly7 In ioston WorldM4 1 1Minock, p 4 0 1BATTING AVERAG1S RE lcsPhillip Gentile 15 5 7 446 Boh Aanbugey 18 5 7 3ft fpr,,fpstliiejni newtttorit oiWeiHroH odttorialt Specia l feoturt i fiTh I vta r 1C Qti 3 mertim Sfer dfrotect milkcrea mfro m liqht ,hwtorsun im r Tlr3i , July 11, 2M0MINERS CASTLE U i LAKE SLTERIORFull Color Reproduction suitable for framing tentDiscover tlie natural beauty of Michigan ertjofihe natural goodness ofMichigtth breweAlirMgan b rewersAssociation350 Madison Avenue Detroit 26, Michigan9nkmmuth Division, International Brrwie, Inc Goebel Brewing Co National Bmdng Co of Michigan Pftifftr Brmoing Co Sdmxxinf BmvingCo Stroh bREDUCMC5 AT THE PINCKNEY LIGHTED FIELD Two Games730 Pinekney Kiwanisvs Sutton Hardware Girls, Howell9QPinckney v Mill Creek,Dexter EASY WAY TO WJN1C,OOQNT1R THf HOWrVOURHOUSCFOWCr CONTISTJust read the fact sheet,then take a minute to complete entry blank Grandprize 10,000200 otherprizes every month tluouhSeptember For fact rbvtand entry blanks July 13 iRemoving StrawlAfter Graint Aids Legume Grewtfe atteekmake clover ff not present summer Getting rid of the straw crop is helps getrM of the danger from fungus and flop encottt your appftonce deolet or DETROIT EDISONKJnchke of Ptacktrey if f hthe renovation of wiikarifters Church in Detroit, recentW jgbved to a new locationJVn W 0 has been added to thte aorth I4HicVi oatstnpMoa kail h pwhere the of sweetd itti tadsays the Middle West vement Committeei s and molds cansometimes destroy the new mm jian Jill II W m , straw, you hading and 4here is exceptionally heavysir to reach 7th the new JJfherwise,, can weakenthelower their winter Especially tlw nc houid notOctober 10 new ScASOW Gf uNIThe George Itaaleiii and Rral Maabon atteM the Iteabonreunion Sunday at the Cerilhonfi at FarmingtonM Aadww OampbeUrChris CampWn family f5 r StorDRYGOODSJTHBpmCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, July U, 1956JUtter at PoafeoffkDtspatoftas Second Qaaa T4 UTt HiSo Hoett 8t fiviMr Mksk Sobecriofaoevfrico fiW a r if11 ii f,,Mr and Mrs Thomas Jnrer jvhost and coboaters at u July y pot luck diiuur a tbe jHills Country Club Tbe Ralph Hall family spent tlu, 4th at the James Hll home in Mar1 ionMrs R Lesha of Birminghamcatted at the Ralph Hall hoic Tiiuia day Deanna went home with heior, a visit Sunday guests of the Mark Nash ijjy were the Jyck Clarks of De , VGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED GOODSGROCERIES Iler, Kenneth Kills Mrs Emma Jackobs and children and Virginia liirriie oi Ann Arbor Sunday David, and Nancy Nash dnd Harley Gearhait went to Farmintpn to heai tho Job Jones Univ MJJrass Ensemble Jail IToriileLi and wif1 of Ouossu,the Ruperts of Howell Hid theIJendi v,rt Sundayof the LvM Ifil cstf ENEHAl STORE MYRON HUComplete Line of Plunbng Fixture and Supplies Electic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL WE INSTALL SERVICE PHONE UP 8 3114 1075 E M36sr ThoRoad TonveraTheaal IWares JaiiiLi liaunay fJnilyuny Rod nortli fishi Fisher10 uncthho Mae speit Sun withof ii of LansingLthe Kobe itPorUxe LakeInst week DrLorings of HovvellLoiiday n of Boston,with the Tom ,V The Lester McAfee familyhint week at Cuitis, neir Newberry, in th up,er peninsulaTiio Harold Porters entertainedthe 1incline,1 Assembly of Kainbov in thiir home MMidax at a Kand swimming partyjol spent the weekj Julie Kran ad Juiiji Iaul VVci Jj uli be iairitLi Juy tJi I h y ha e bought the Lily WhLe lytoy Sitvmoa AiJorJ Mfijiijjs a,id iUy iuni an I uwe iUtonued a picnic at Portland Sun lay ffii iftius of Aniiea on the Mrs MaigaieL Wagoners Grocery 6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOWPRICES ,Beer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2For the lunch pail brigade sandwiches,cake, fruit pies, prepared in advance and kept fresh in a thrifty home freezer or twoinone refrigeratorfreezer Its a wonderfulway to save precious ekrly morning ninutes No wonder smart homemakers say Freezer Living is Leisure Living9 at iioveIJMrs VVynoe Ate ijtle Cy AtiCi ai iiaci M, h iiuwari Jvoui, wereKu sts of tlnJ Del lJc,aii ni Uuchcaer iJrs Jaiiis iiakci uml fainily ofSyiacuso, N Y, is luie viiliny horher mothw, Mrs Editta ,rr rKailiy Fisher of Ilulfao, N Yspent last wck with the JaiiKWiiiUeysliaibara Uauhn an 1 Pamela Seefeld are vLsitin their grandpareiui, the Eavl JjauhnsWeek end visitors of the GeorgeVaiAoimans vcvt the Kd Tara,1 ayof Ann Aibor, tre Jim Wixst iI and Bob Sekeels of DetiviitMiis ELa ioc uiideicMit an operation at University liosital Ann Arbor last weekIlex Noygle of Ann Arbor is apal lent at St ,Joc ho pial, Ann Ar bor The Frank Abei cn called unlim SundayThe Harold Porters entertained42 rjSt matrons and nartron of ti1SEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER LBLUE WATER LAUNDROMATAT LAKELAND, MJC , ACROSS FROM COBBS COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE FAMILY WASHSOFT WATER and SAM DAY SBRVICBDRY CLEANINGCOTlOX RUGS WASHED AND PLUFF DRIEDPHONE AC 9 6257MRS TAPPAHE Ukeland Mich,Daily To 700 P M Men, Tut Wed Thur Pri SatIinckney Chapter No Jr O,K,S, atat their home at Porlairc Lake Simday at a picnicEbter Radtke jr and wife of Phil , ,udeiphia, Pa , arc visiting thec An drew Nesbitts jLonnie VanSlambrook, Menvin jCampbell and Harold Porter ceajltdor Don Refers sr at St Joe hos,lital, Ann Arbor hit week He isbetterThe Keith Bradburys of Chfisa NOMINATEFRANK ZIEGLER L Candidate forSHERIFFoi Livingston County on th Republican ticketWELL 24 YearslortMt Deputy JudLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIESm m Sberwin Wffliams PaintsD E HOEYSONSHA W1M Dexter of Detroit spentend with Arnold BerquiatOna Campbell and wife were en,ttitanied ai dinner Thursday at Sauriders at Northland bythf L CGorliams Tlxi Herbert Palmer jr family ofMint were week end guests of hisparents here Mr and Mrs C J Clinton wereSunday guests of the Ralph Clintonsat Lincoln Park Walter Clack and wife vigitodth Tom Howes at East Tawas overthe wefck end The John Boyers and AlbertDinkels atteended the Ryan Fraaer wedding Saturday and reception atthe Marion tofpnhouse Martin RitUr and wife attendedthe hot rod races at Jackson Saturday night Mrs Irene Aok is visiting the Orvai Goodes in Jackson who have a W H jfeyers and wife called on ,Uhn Roberts Sunday at the Ilussell Roberts home in GieoryWrs Vivian Lerfwidce hato trach the Anderson school neathe Mich State San next WATER SYSTEMS,PLUMBING REPAIRSTHE ROUSH PLUMBING Phone UP 8 6607Linda Lee is wUty Fair Shop in Am Ahor Mrabon and wif amendethe funeral of Ernost Mtabon at IIovell MondayAria Jatfuish and wic of Byroncalled on the John Uoyrrs SundayThe Georjjro Meabons and MiAlma Mcabon attended the Meabon reunion Sunday at the Ceril KeWctgghome at Farminton Tlje Andrew Campbells and thpChris Campbell family visited the Detroit Zoo Sunday Olio Robinson was much better onTuesday and able to bt out of tbe ox gen teot 2 hoars , SAY It A WITrLFLOWERSfrtslS FLOWERSwm rwyXvp TifnriSTO11,Window Fans 1475Thethat 1 will the duties of theof my ability to I wish to anaoaee IUIcidate for Teectioa to the office of Probating Attorney 1 believe that my pat record erits your rapport at the coning PriProsecuting AttorneyWilfred H ErwinSTATE OF MICHIGAN9TATB OFThe Probate Court for the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Bstate ofGertrude E Hicks DeceasedPreeestsHoBenMbie Hiram BJunitoJude of ProbateAt a seaatan af aaid Court heldJune 12 lM LivingstonII e Matter William C Miller, DeceasedAt a session of said Court held oaJune 26, 1956 Present, Honorable Hiram BSmith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, that tfaejpetition of BeuJah E Miller PROFESSIONAL COKKI1ha trtsy IL Mfc K D Kafkaey MkUCall UitfX M to Ixeoa W iiM to im t MLEELAVEYGeneral IzpunnctfUQXM U PCUY GORDONLYLB W MMQWTSUBOffice ftUtt iMtPhone tfolW Howell, Michigan LANDORGrand B4vorLrle W MoaseU AtnelatDR d R McCLOSKEY DENTISTTelephone Office 935 nfftf 814fiveaiBav by ppHowetl MiehiguBERT WYLIE,AuctioneerFAItM 8ALU A SPKULirTrfcon FswUrrala CA 1MMWHILE THEY LASTTHE LAVEY HARDWAREVOTE AUGUST 7thFORMER MEMBER OF THE MICHIGAN LEGISLATUREA PROVEN RECORD OF H0NE8TAMD CAPABLE PUBUC S01VICEDBDICATED TO THE PRESERVA TION OF CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENTWW1N WITH JIM6th District Committee Notice ie Hereby Gift That all administrator of thecreditors of said deceased are requir praying hw final account ed to present their claims in writing 1owgd and rtfWu Mi,and under oath, to said Court, and toserve a copy thertof uioa ROT IzraBrchy of Tilmy, Michigan, fiduciary of sid eastae, and feat such elates wiH bo heard and the heirs atlaw of saiddeceased wiil bo determined by said said estate Wbe Westate assigned to the perseji entitledhereto will be heard at the obate Office otT July ZT 1956y tn A M Arnold Berquistthe m VaodOOa 8t PJndmey,It is Ordered, That notice there j Pfreae UP bo given by publication of a opyhereof for three weeks conseoutiveiyis the Pinckney Dispatch and tha j petitioner cause a copy of this noticeto bfrTerved upon each known partyin interest at bis last known address RADIO TELEVISION SBRVICBCoarteon18 Wedeter 8MiehliraaCourt at the Probate Office on August 21 1956 at ten A M It ie Ordered, that nottee feereofBO given by aohttcatioa of a copyhereof fr three, weeks eeasecutively by registered mail, retmm receipt de previous to aaid day af jhsarlf in the manded, at least fourteen 14 days Pindaey Dispatch and that the pet prior to such hearir, or by personalHaner ranee a copy of Wk nottee to service at least five bi davs nrfare served npon each known party to such hearing PinekneyCLAif SALEPair1000 rOKJBALDirectorModem Equipment Ambulance SenfoaPHONB U P M1TSfrM 0 Rticttoff, Sr A IBTRlTLLOYD LivestockWeekly Tripe Made ,General lruck JPBON1 U P MfefRoger J Carr AgencyCOMPLET NDfl B COMPLETtf yINSDKANCfl 60VB1 AG1Edith R Carr 14 2 MILL ST Mka Phone UPfleaJ Estulerarma, Homes, Lake Business OpportunitiesList Your Property Hith MiOerald ftewpBroker 209 Norn u p 8aiaDR J E CAMPAF OPTOMETBISTEye ExamiaatioMWodaeodar and Saturday by Appointment126 Chilson Road, ftaiL N of Phoa Brighton AC 7UMlFOR GeeseShan GriLa of matchedSt PierreBass Lake, Lakeland FOR SALEJleasant fiVehome on corner lot in good locationin Pinckney Call UP 8 8271 for anappointment to see propertyWANTEDA job on a farm or anyother odd joba Experienced Phone Billy Hollister UP 8 9969registered mail, retarm receipt debrterost at his last known addras bf mnnded at least fourteen 14 daft Malen M Gould,pror to fuch hearing orpersonal service at least fivedays prior to such hearing Hirman R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy Bale Jt faDoptty Sntor of VaaWinkleWm Schmidt and family visitedthe F C Reickoffs in Saline Sunday where they have purchased a jewel ry store and moved from ChicagoHe is the son of F C Reickoff sr,of HowellMrs Clara Kennedy and childrenof Detroit and Mra Herman Eiscleand 2 children of New Jeney sptSunday with yfs Emma VolhnexuThe Jack Sharps of Lansing anMrs Mae Metz of Howell spent Sunday with the Lee Laweys Hiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copyBputy Register of ProbateELECTRIC InstallationOLD AND NEW REASONABLE PRICES RELIABLE SERVICE L WORK GUARANTEEDPHONE U P 86 8 0 WANTEDResponsibe party to takeovei payments of spbnet pianoCan be seen in this vicinity Write thiCredit Manager, Post Office Box gl Grutnvile, Michigan FOR SALEModern Building at 138West Main St, Pinckney, Gas Heat,Hot and Cold Running Water, Lavatory, 3,50000 Don McLean, 1721 Holden, Phone Trinity 419S1, Pa troit, MichiganJ FOR RBNTSnaU Apaly Furnished until Sept 1 only Box 318, Pinckney, MiebFOR RfiNT room uaptr flat Mrs Oscar Beck 1631 East M 36DONCLIFFORD HAINES UR1ANYPine VEGETABLESGROCERIESMARKET PRICES QUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE Adding MachinesTypewritersRIBBONS AND CARBON PAP1R MACBINBB SALES RIPAfllIivingstoH Office Supply Ml SOUTH VOL SWBLLPHONB HOWBX MMLOSTPair of blue frame glassesin brown leather case Reward Mrs Shenden, Alpine 62431around Co,taftFOB RENTYearat Portage LakePhone Howell 1535M11FREE Chow puppies forhomes Howard Haines good Refilling and collecting money fromour five cent High Grade Nut mach ines in this area No selling to qualFOR SALfl Electric Rangs and an ify for work you must have car, re Electric Refrigerator George Uauck j feiences640 cash secured by invent Patterson Lake, Doyle Sub j ory Devoting 6 hours a week to bus liness your end of perentage collFOB SALESaddle horse 6 years j enctions will net up to 400 monthlyold brown geldbg Mrs McAinch j with very good possibilities of takK6 Cadar Lake Rd UP 8 5590 jing over full time Income feereng accordingly, or imterview, inoiadeWANTEDWoman to cleaa up two phone in application Write Northcottages at Portage Lake Must be American Nut Co Inc 27 William willing to do thorough job Call HA I Street, New York 5 N Y 6 5802 or contact Mrs Lloyd Bell, j7W0 Portage Lake Road this weakFOR SALE DUO THERM oil heat I 4 room size, tank attached 1250 Mrs VanGorder 11805 Oak RidreWANTEDOdd jobs of any kindjak f X Hiland Lake, Pinckneying yards etcPhone UP 8 8228FOR SALE3 room house, bath aniwater at 9800 Cedar Lake R4Pinckney also 1949 Chervolet stake body trick Wayne Bennett VP8 6634FR SALS Chrysler Boyai Heater17 George InqubtLOSTBack dog,, part collie,whit,paws and cheit, name Spook CallVP 8 9768 of 8 9967 REWARDMary Lou BryanKK sALJ House to be erected 24 x 54 on I acres Well and footings in Chiyiler Royal, 1947, George Engqitist, 2829 WM36 5SFS1011 tat Gfcosd mflbld1MFOR RENT Acreage or on shutSharel Charles Mattison, 6374 Faxley Rd, Tel UPtawn 89763 ELWANTED Trencfcings, Foottogtand Septic Taaks to installMike Hamaak jr phone UPS S260Water Wefls and PnaniAH Makes of Pomps ServieoJ agss Phone HA 09O4 in,X UnkSmmuttitfftMHlf mil MOTttt ORDER YOURChick FeedFOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOWSeedCERTIFIED OATS AND BEANS FOR SPRING PLANTINGFARMERS FffiD SUPPLY COMPANYA Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 11, 1956 Description An account of the resource July 11, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-07-11 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/93e73eb1843a9bd8e0811247faae4cce.pdf ba81926298f82d8a0f7cc8dba54ed699 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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Cavesfaeto r j g, j2 daughter s wh o hav e bee n in Japa n kille d b y th e member s o f hi s3 year s arrive d a t Willo w Ru n or At the present session two ejfMonday night and are at the Curltt b most favored measures, foreigahere j d aad school aid were killed bf tli em The Detroit Free Presa wFrancis Clark, local Detroit News Jnarks His personal popularityWalwr ca carrier and son of Mrs Margaret wliCh is his parties mainl00Oj is enjoying a 2 day vacation trip frfciy e available to allMooting W Sf ntUjl VTu Tf Uilh0Ut any reciporal gation c t intir part, ao Republicans opposedipaid by the Detroit News He800 for the Detroit News build with C C HollingsworthMr and Mrs Clare Miller and, gion 50c, grand stand 75c,car parking 2JC SchoolWioser raiof i Mr Eherliowor vant him fpfrI resident being under no obligation to follow him The president had H CaroJ visited Mrs Millers motiicr j NVichin his power to exertj in Dtit Snd d l th in Detroit Sunday nd also the zooMrs Clara Kennedy and childrenthe Peenfes UiiurcnC KOUND BREAKING CEREMONY Wed choir yctaceThe ground breaKing ceremonitsfor the new county hospital at Hovell were held Sunday Joe V Bradywas general chairman The 125th infantry Bugle and Drum Corp and Sunday School 845 a nvMrs Loretta Schafeis accctfdian I Morning Werahip 1050 AM band furnished music Rev Gilbert j Youth Group TJO p m9JtQ m,Worship 1046 a inihura ojgLt prayer meeting I of Detroit visited Mis Emma Voll thfrJ cannot win withoutat th cfeurch at 100 mer Sunday and took her to visit ho could have made ship in the present session but 4Knot do so The Republicans Jcnowth1 the Charles Kiseles at FowlerWeat itween Main and lnadilla Streets,RT Keith Kuegdegger, PastorSunday School 946 a nvDick Tasch and family and MrsAnia Tasch of Ann Arbor called onthe Hob Tasch family SundayThe Dick Voting family of FlintipLUt Sunday with the Andrewj Ardrew Campbell family i of renorrination contingent on thf11 support of his policies This he U4 not do Other presidents hav withieid patronage and appointauntg from rebellious senators and thco Jig res men who did not support themTh he did not do either, fiato be perfectly content to be agave the Hivocation RotetfveniaiS enrtcAkin gave a resume of the0 years activities,James Murphv,uilding chairman, gave a descriptionof the hospital, the boari of tijstes were introduced, Howard Gentry Gentry, mayor of Howell and kothallizing bingo and appointment Marinac, ss 3 0 leis judges and supt of instruction art Iockwood, 8b 30 0 imea M Hare representing toyt by the wayaide Buweau, lb 3 0 1 wxlhoms, gave a short addresn Wallace, rf 3 0 0 Cufljccessma Don Jtiayworth of 4i Choir Fiactici WeSr Puir Frartice 400 p m mSiOCLp, nkl TlL fire enine was ealled t0 TV paw and let them shove hi800 p BVlaZIi Road Sunday by a grass fire j without any return obligationMrs Albert Shirley accompanied tluii part,the Leonard Loos to South Ha vim Russell, pRussell, pCONSERVATION DEPT NOTES Tomlin p Th dt yin pro The depta summer spraying projjram, ccovering 4000 acres will be fbisrhed this week It was done byplane mostly over aspen and willprovide deer brovseTh placea were 2000 042 0 0lOPinckney lost to Hamburg 4 toe pShiawassee FFlats, Swan, Creek Hamburg 4 to 0 Monday when Gerryfc Fih ithd hit East Lansing was the speKe gave a history of the Uoapii,Livingston county and the elmade to achieve itIn the ground breaking cerBch Akin, chairmanJames Mubuilding chairman Dr Louis M D and Dr OHn Wilkinson,path each turned a shovel of eand GratutSaginaw area Afco 2000 Fisher pitched a no hit game,acres in the upper peninsula Hamburg got all runs the first ftwf Dogs may be tried in opn flrA fugafterT were out on 3 hits andTnow between sunrrse emd sunsetThe errors, authwell allowed no runtrainer can carry no fireajms except iuns the, last 6 inningB pistol and blank cartridges Tne Pinckney Kiwanis beat the gQ corp Questionairs are being sent to Junior Farm Bureau of Fowlerville j1100 farmers in southern Michigan 14 to 8 Fancis Higgs pitched forto find out how many nesting and Piekney broods of pheasants they sv at Friday, July 20 there will be two John M Mciucas was bom inplowing time nmes at the lighted field here At Mehn county, Ireland November 21,Continued wet weather held fires 30 Dick Kennedy Teeners will j WOO, the son of James and Pauline ere hoJdilltf thti annual revivalto 2 which burned over 3 acre3 last play St Josephs Church team of j McLucas and died at Calgary, Albcr Juy 2 2y wlih cdllc Sears oi the invocationThe color guard then retired and followed by the drum and bu OBITUARY Sunday where they took Bonitai to a camp j An army Private, Jacic Vining, ,Veek end quests of Mrs Edih on leave, was shot twice last week ti wen1 Hubert Cirr of Grand bY negro hitch hiker he picked Up1 aiids, the Leo Hottys family f ivar CiLy of Ann Arbor The negroi Wilied Lake and Mrs Janis Uakci the uniform of an air COrp ndchiiden of Syracuse N YTlie ifiyoant, lie then stole Vininga carijakers went hack Monday j lnd purse The car was later founi lanioy Diiiksind wiie and Ch bMdoncd at Flint The soldier vio tine spent Suntfty with th To y laLid a rule of the road Not te1 efiiiies at Tawas and called on j pick up unknown hitchhikersThl th Tom Ifowcs it Flast Tawas J ih jirovc fatal in many cases W Ray Moriarity and wife spnt the , suijose hecause he wore a uniform,eek end in Detroit nnd Centerline lJ thought he was all right It prob iuv Tom Ciurk family of Ann Ar ly was stolen The rulePick Up DO v t1 vl on Mrs Margaret Clark j lnnwn liitchhikers is an excellent family Sunday, j w to low althoueh we admitHAL KEVIVALlhe Peoples Church of Pinckne JO,ex Lurk huH ms trmtToTftnatM Incison hospital last week Ed Clark fc family of Ann Arbor icnlil on the luk families hereNil oa Tin Wcstlcy DeClinos of Mnnchostor and the Ted Fishers of Bridge,Walt T CIUJ kHowell At 900 pmPinckney takes j ta, July 9, 1956 while on vacation Chicago as xj,,,ii In 1921 he married Mary Gibson vicoa are at oclock each The serevening,has been on City Service of HowellSCHOOL BOARD MEETING The next ceunty league game is To tnis union was born 3 daughters lhat weeKl Mi Sears July ii, 1956 with Hamburg at Howell July 27 at Eva, Pauline and Norma Jean MM a Ytuth for chrial evangelist for a srMs Elsie VanVleck of Ionia Wl in justice court last weekto ive up a party tetoihone liiK thus preventing a fll9Special meeting of Pinckney 800 p meehool board at 700 p m at the high ,school The following officer were elected Pres, Howard ThayerTrea3urer, Murray Kennedy Secretary,Theories Bonner, Alfred Gross of Dexter bein lowbidder , waa awarded order for twonew 54 passenger school bussescosting 10,19000 JResolution adopted to have meeting the first Thursday of eah month at the high school at 700p m THE KIWANIS LEAGUEir the junior league RevWingersteam beat the Taylor team 16 to 4for their 4th win The Bob Tasch team beat the Hoy team 16 tol In the senior league, the lied Soxbeat the Cardinals 7 to 6Cubs the Yankees 14 to 4 and thectMembers present Thayer, Russell, Kenneth Fry BATTING AVERAGESAB R H Phil Gentile 23 5 011 5 4 JG3iVcLucas died in 1937In 1938 he married Ruth Prattof Yale She survivee Also the 3daughters and a son, Charles number of years and has preachedJ1 over America and in foreign countries There will be special mu Sunday He is running3ic by the choir, vocalists and instru Scrice Station there water called on lhefviiy FridayMir, Eieanor IxMlwidt and Mrsrudder were in Ann Arbor Friday Mis Ora Haines suffered a heartairuk Monday and was taken o fUiib inic McFhirscn hosital in Ssvarthouts Joe Singer, wife aod son of East Lansing viitprl his brothers here j a Mhill dtpt call fromthroughITusing a 2000 fire loss Shefined 110 but has appealedodds are against her Therew vvv other convictions alongline and the higher ourts haveoi them ttbiHis Masonic memberships were Kientalists George Martin, Detroit, Mrs Fred Shirnke and 5 childrenev tensive He was a member of Livingston Lodge No 76 of PinckneyjBrighton O E Sk Chaptei, HoweliRoyal Arch, Council and Commandry, Detroit Consistory and MoslemTemple Shrine The funeral was at the Brighton Methodist Church Saturday, Rev1 j Chailes Bragg officiating, assisted by Revs Backus and Ryan Burial will direcct the singing The public of Ittroit have moved into the Mrsis invited Burnett house on SouthRepublican Chairman Hall returnedfioni his first political interview withPresident Eisenhower last week fullo optimism He said the presidentwill fly to the Panama conference on July 24 and will also attend thenational convention in AugustCOUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Howell St Mrs Burnett has moved San Francisco That he will takeinto the Peter Coniway house onJLentedy, McAfee, Bonner Adjourned 930 p m Taomas R Bonner, SecNOTICEAH ladies wishing RepublicanVoiuateesr Workers Cards,, please, ccootaet the followingMrj Mae Daller Pinckney Bob MeabonMrs Carl Kurkowsky v Howell Wesley Readerton Ray Sargent Brighton Please return cards to me bySeptember 8 Kob Amburgey 28Joe Jeffreys 26 17 24 19 2515 16 25 12YoungDon BumsRay MoriarityFred Singer Southwefl Tom Houghton 5 294 regalia About as many people were7 291 i outside the church as insideThe pall56 2632406 10 357 Fairview Cemetery , Brighton7 9 846 i Over 100 Masons were there 2885 2122 iabearers were 3 Brighton Masonic memberschurch and 3 fromPrea Livingston County Repub, lican Womens ClubTimothy Ares, Pinckney, Mich, withBO AD CONTRACTS The Mlcnigmn Stat higkway hasJet the contract to resurface 3463 miles of roads oh M36, M47 and M92 On M36 from U S 23 to the InghamLivinston county line ex COUNTY LEAGUEWCity Service 5Pinckney 5Hamburg , 2Fowlerville 2Proving Grounds 2 3 200 i M Novi church affialited with the2 125 i Northville lodge There were six 120 I kottorary pall bears, 5 from Brigh000 i ton and ye editor was the 6thThe floral offerings were very extensiveRex Sackett, Rt W J W of th30L 124 5 5 Pet825,714333285 285 Pinckney, Mich July 10, 1956 Kast Putnam StRegular meeting called to ordr The Asher Wylies moved into the week,havo active part in the campaign andmake speeches in various parts olthe nation This we doubt he will doto ny great extent This is a sopthrown to the senators and congrwtmew who know the only way he caa2 help them is to make speech ii their district We doubt thatg g clled he will do any whisle stop speakingutreets and prepare notices for pub on Mrs Emma Dinkel one day last His campaigning will be mostly by Acting President Read Present Mrs Mary Hoff house lastSwiirthout, Shirley, Lavey, Kenn TJ Don Lovells dT Detroit ed, Tiplady and Read, AbsentNonc moved into the S H Carr house va Motion be Shirley, supported ly a ted by them The Lovells have 2fcwarthout to adopt resolution per children 2 and 4 years oldtaining to closing the following I Mrs Kate Ifottle f JlMichigan Grant Lodge F at A Mpave the funeral oration The Brighton Chapter OES puten their funeral service at thechurch Friday night 53 membersof the Pinckney Chapter attendedccpt the of Pinckney, M47from JUS 16 to the lnghamShiawaM county line, M92 from M 10 tothe JacksonWaahtenaw sounty lineMOVE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL The State of Michigan nas takenoptions on 277,75, acre of land at the junction of the Grand TrunkHaifroad and U3 at Whitrtliore 90,26875 and acpired 90 acresthe state highway deftt andfoort the Boys VocationalSeheol there from Lansing The landFred Loece, Loce Lenwo, Stanley ta Sato CARD OF THANKSThe family of the late Rev JohnMMcLucas wish to thank the many weekBert VanRlaricum if Lansing nisbrother, BrucThe wedding of Miss DorothyParkeT and John Sprout takes place August 4 at the home of the bride RevFrMcQuillan of Detroit, MrsPark Street lying and being Northof its intersection with Hamburg Street and all that part of Pondstreet lying and being between theintersection of said Street with Main and Putnam Motion carriedAlbert Shirley was appointed totake charge of repairing flag pole Motion by Swarthout, supported Robert Carr, son of Mrs Edith , haXC no clews except the note leftby Tiplady to pint street parking Can of Pinckney will be married to Jn tie cftt by the kianappers the William SShehans Sundayover radio and TV which may notratisfy the Republicans who are opfor relectionOfKThe New York kidnapping of Houby of only moderate welltodo Jewish parents from a baby cab in theAlma Harris and Merlin Lavey call I paj0 of his home is still unsolvedand the police and FBI admit they y ppj JJCfc Ortendahl of Grand Rapids inen on a drinking spree and aLavey there on August 11th j ly unbalanced woman who triedLavey Ins Aprencytreasbond 3200VanWinkle VanWinkle, fee 2000Joe Sinai, oil for street 558r0 13 00KIWANIS NOTESLast night Duwain Hoy describedhis canoe trip down the AuSableRiver with 21 Boy Scouts from Grayling to Mio Next Tuesday mteMajor Thomas Young just backfrom Japan after 3 years will be the , T guest The following week HCVedd odlM Church Livingston Lodge No t,Yman Miller, trucklaborer will show travel pictures The 76 F A M Es 145, Piackney, Cob Egeler, marshalinext week Judge Francis OBrien, Es 431 Brighton Brighton Don Winger, care of flagof Ann Arbor will talk I Ude 247 P A M,Howell Comm Motion carried I niandry Royal Arch and Shrine for their many nets of kindness duringour bereavement lines CarriedHoward Read and Merlinwere appointed to place street stop signs l Rosalie, of Phoenix, Arizona visited rv rested but it was proved they httMotion by Swarthout, supported the Albert Dinkels one day last nr,tbinjr to do with It and were oalgby Kennedy to allow following bills j week , tryinflr t0 cas, in on it This ttSTlMr and Mrs Hcnrj Klikott of jy happens in an guch j yi Ray Reason, wife and daughter, cxtort mOney from the parents l Rosalie, of Phoenix, Arizona visited rv rested but it was proved thefriends and relatives and a the or C,eorge P Johnson flagfcaniaations of the First Methodist IavPy Hrdwre supplies 1192Church, Brighton, and Novi Meth Vaii8 Mottor Sales, miscc Bb25500125 00 600Wesley Reader and Lonaie HuVman are spending a week at Newb fihiberry fishingMazer, called at the Dis Motion to adjourn ccarriedMildred Ackley, village clerkMARPRED SATURDAYPaula LaPrad, daughter of theHt Pehton here he has bnilt patch office Tuesday He now liveft w LaPrads of Unadilla was marr i ied to John Green of taninjr at St utiness andMajys Church Saturday by RevFrSchmitt Reception was at the biides homeI SPECIAL NOTICEAll people who would be interestin working with a summer drama Brighton gave a shower for theAlien Dinkels Saturday night The East Marion Farm Bureau lack of contact with thehas inclined the authorities to the baby may be dead There Mipicniced at Bishop Lake Sunday I rlimerous unsolved kidnappings Ifctj50 were tthereThe Gene Dares RSunday at the Albert Dinkel homo , ,earp ag0 niot famous was that of CtallfttDetroit spent , RosR in New York state 6vr was in theThe Murray Kennedys entertain anJ buggy daya and t, ed Friiay night in honor of their on was ever found A burglar shot Dicks, birthday Refreshments were j holdup on Long Island whoseived and the guests danced in tthe ni wounjt claimed thKartte I dead bat his story wmsThe Ross Reads entertained the en The boy had a helrtttfeGeorge Wildes sr,the George Wildes u nim whteh causedr and the Howard Reads in honor The Charie Hoder ianily of Detroit spent Sunday with the Lester art work ot Howards birthday Friday nightLeslie McAfee spent last week at itors to turn up over thea card toKiabell Drive, PitelneyBefrert Tmtk Ptedney are Jnvitel toOtwclLr Mrb Winans Lake with Margaret Leach,Mr Elsie Fink of Farmingtoa visiud her uncle, Fred Wylie, Moaday ORDER CHEBRIB8 NOWtI am going north after go 7wm sBiBt PWCKNB DISPA1CI Wednesday, July 18, 1M6ONE OF THE PLEASANT excitements that never seems to wear out isspeaking Long Distance with someone you missAnd once you decide to make a call if youre likemost people you can hardly wait to be con nected, if you call by number youll be connectedmuch faster That way Information wont hdVe to takeyour time getting the number So keep handy those numbers you call often Wed be glad to send you afree alphabetized personal directory for the purposeJust call the telephone Business Office NATURALLY we think telephone women areamong the nicest peoplethere are Thats why were so glad when one gets singled out for anhonor Mrs Herman Gibson, one ci our customer representatives at Flint,was one of two Flint women recently selected to represent Genessee County as ambassadors to European countries this summer Thevisits are part of the Experiment in International Living Program sponsored by the Flint Junior Chamber of Commerce Mrs Gibson will live with a family in Sweden for a month and spend another month touring thatcountry All of us wish her a happy voyage ITS TELEPHONES threeto one Back in 1946there was one telephone for every five persons inthe US Today there isone phone for every three Why the boost inphones Because the public wants more andmore telephone serviceTelephone growth also reflects the general prosperity and an increasing dependence on fast communica tions Incidentally, in ratio of telephones to people,the U S ranks first Sweden, Canada, New Zealand, Switzerland and Denmark follow in that order ighboringPolly Joyce Mitteer, daughter ofte Robert Mitteers of Stoekbridjfe,was married to Ray Vance Dancer atthe Presbyterian church there lastweek, Rev Dr Behner officiating Only 35 votes were cast at theLtexter school election Earl Doletskywas reeelected to the board Therewere 28 votes in favor of sellingthe 6 district school houses and 7against it Dexter ie replacing the sidewalkon the south side of Main St in the Miss Agnes Harris of Websterhas been very ill at St Joe hospitel, Ann Arbor, but is better The eontracc to bnpd the newcounty hospital was let to R C Hendricks and Son of Saginaw DardInc, Landing got the mechanical work Electrical Service, Ann Arbor, the electrial, Detroit Elevator Co,i the elevators and Peninsular Diesel,, the generators It will be ready by1 the fall of 1957 Jack Hassencahl of Plainfield en listed in the air corp and gone to Texasi Only 60 votes were cast at the1 How ell school election Robert Me Donald and Charles Ward wer elected to the board The wheat suota vote for thiscounty is July 20 Brighton has started their new high school building They expect tohave 5 class rooms ready for use byl the end of the year 175 vote were cast at the Brightonschool election Ralph LewAllenwas elected to the school, board Heworks for the Citizens Mutual Auto Irsurancce Company of Howell Before that he was a state trooper Notes of 25 Years AgoRoy Reason pitched and won bothfames of doable header here Sunday He beat Albert Pelham VFW Poet ofDetroit im the first game 8 to 2 and i Ann Arbor Michagamme in the sec ond 4 to 0 The lineup GJJWFard, cC Hendee, lb, B Budd, lb Kinney, bell, Grant Ward, Harold Maycock outtfied, Care Miller, Springman,Vorm Campbell, Mike BladesHenry Plumraer, 87, died at hVhome at Pinrree July 18M auric Kelly, Andrew CamWll, rant Ward, Harold Maycocknrui Rayinonu ucintjre are on tthcorn borer patrol at Iroa Mountain eean Reason has beee at GrandFaven Alice Wolfer who ha beea staymg with her grandmotther, Mrs Hetty Teeple was married, to HowardWilcox at Minneapolis, Minn July16 Floyd Weeks, former local drugsist has been appointed business mgrof the Mich State San at HowelL Jay Brigham, local milk man haidised the price of milk to 8c a qt The Rex Read family of Pelham,N Y are visiting here St Marys annual picnic is Saturday, August 1 Big Chicken Dinner Program, Frank Shields, toastmavter Fowlerville high school band,the Ionian Sisters Quartettee, Mac, theMagician Ball game Pinckney vs Fowlerville Dance in the eveningt Joan Goldkettes Orchestra, i The Dr Lloyd family of SharonJ and Dr Hossall of Youngstqwn, Pa are visiting the Rev Berquisht fa aBy HOWELLTHEATRElUwtll, Mica Ak CwiaBttoasdWL, Thar Jmly 18, 19 Laureate Harvey, Anthoay SteelSBi CbeScope M4 ColorSTORM OVER THE NILEFriday, Saturday, July 20, 21 Deoble Feature ProftraaaWalt DiaaeyaTUB UTTLBfT VTLAW Is LEE THEATREWHTTMOULAUFriday, Strej, Jaly Jt, IILONB RANGBBTi Warmer Ceser witaClaytea Moore, Beate GrasttileCA3H ON DIUyY WttfcSaeOey WfaatersNevett NewsThe Truth About Flying SaucersUNDENTlftBi FLYING 0BJBOT8Sunday, Monday July 22, 23Matinee taaay, sOt ps Van Johnson and Vera Mites in23 PACES TO BAKER STREET b Cineanaeope and Color Cartooa Mo, Toes July a, tt, 24LOCOMOTIVE mjJOPin Techmieeiorin CjuMsSeom fWithFees Parker and Fees BanterColo CartoaA and Late Hews Wed, Thure July 24, 25, 2Dan Daily and Cyd ChariaeeIBMEET MB IN LAS VBGAS b dnemacope and ClorNotes of Years Ago The Gue Teeple family and MrsNettie Vaughn and daughter, Norm a,spent last week at the Teeple cottage at Portage LakeAugust 16 is sports day at Stockbridge Pinckney plays ball thereGovernor Fred M Warner and LtGov Pat Kelly will tour Livingtoncoupty July 27 They will be at Pinck ney at 1000 a mCharles Teeple, Carl Sykes andJoe Pressley caught 24 bass castingThursday at Portage Lake, weigh injr from li to 3 lbs They used Dowagiac tackleHelen Green, daughter of theiicrt Greens is ill with typhoid fever at StockbridgeHelen Monks was operated on atthe Pinckney Sanitarium Thursdayfor appendicitisGuy Teeple of Teeple Hardwarehas been putting up quite a few window awnings this summer St, Marys annual picnic is Aujr18 this year Mis Thomas Murray of Dexter township holds an auction July SC E W Daniels, aijcWneerThe P G Teeples of Marquetteand the Bruce McPherson of Howlare at the Teeple cottage at Portage Lake ths yearThe Alfred Morgans of Olivet areI visiting the Fred Burgess family Miss Joie Harris will teach inj Dundee this fallj The Millen Cement Company at Four Mile Lake want to hire 50 men fLast Tuesday the horse driven byi the Misses Devereaux of Pinckney i ot frightenel near tho Bennett icei house at Lakeland and ran away away They escaped injuryWill Cadys team ran away lastSaturday but did not do much damli SYLVANTHEATRE Wednesday Thursday Jaly M, 26SEBBNADBip Warner, Color withThrilling Marie Laasa sad Joan Feantata 3C1Q DriveJn THEATRE 6 5 8 8 JACKSON KB Rte 8 Friday, Saturday, July 2f 21 j RED SUNDOWN la TeehaiseierRory Calhoun and MarthaalseTHE KILLINGSWithSterling Hayden and Celeen CpayChelsea, Michigan fTWO MEN WITH THB 8AMB INCOME tiOne man goes ahead and spendsTheother looks ahead and saves Its j every persons choice more luxury now or more security later We dont advise scrimping to save JThere are more logical limits What we do advise is moderate, regular thrift saving as SOOJI as possibleMake a simple calculation then come in and make adown paymentou peace of mind tFIRST NATIONAL Bank Friday, Saturday, July 20, 21BOHAWANI JUNCTIONin CinemScB and CoJer WithAa rdner and Stewart Granfer , Sunday, Monday July 22, 23 THE LONE RANGER in ColorClayton Moore, Jay Silverheela Tonto, and Boniu Granville jTues Wed July 24, 24 t days only By Popular RequestWHISPRING SMITH in TechnicolorWith VaJan Ladd, Robert Preston Federal Reserve Catporattoei aad Federal DeyoeitAll Deposit Insoxed Up to XQJ fer lat h Depoaho tday Th Do n Griffith s o f Mt Pleasan twer e Sunda y guest s o f th e Jo e Griff it h family Starting Thursday , Jul y 2 6Bo b Bep e l a fTHA T CERTAI N FEELING f Georg e G ardne r an d wif e spen tI las t wee k i n norther n Michigan H e Want s t o Mee t You , Too VOTE FO R EASY WA YT O WI N10,00 0ENTE R TH E HOW S YOU RHOUSEPOWER CONTES TJus t rea d th e fac t sheet ,the n tak e a minut e t o com plet e entr y blank Gran dpriz e 10,00020 0 othe rprize s ever y mont h throug hSeptember Fo r fac t shee tan d entr v blank s ,Se e you r applianc e deafe r e rDETROI T EDISO NSender, Monday , Jul y SI , 2 TKETTLE S I N TH 1 OZAHattV Wit hMarjori e Main , Artha r lanatat talso KIS S O F FIRS wita i n Technieelo rIfl lJac k Palanc e an d Barbar a Rus aCa nTue , Wed , Thure , Jul y 24 , gf , MTHERE S ALWAY S TOMORRO WCarbar a Stanwyck,Fra d MaoMursa y A BULLE T I S WAITING i n Teehnieole rWHI iRor y Calhou n an d Jea n Skaaen iFranci s ShehanMrs A4m a Sanis ,an d Willia m Shena n ealle d e n ta eDeal s i n Danavill e on e da y las t week Sunda y guest s o f th e WtMie mSnehan s wer e Franei s Krva a an dan d famil y o f Detroi t ai d Mrs ,Eunic e Schuchar t o f Howel lTh e Fre d Read s ha d fo rguest s Dr Stev e Brow s an d jter , Marilyn , th e Joh a MeCiire s e fDetroi t an d th e Bo b Rea d Jaattt rTh e Dal e M i Her a attende d tikeweddin g o f Virgini a Gree u ai d Bu dGreele y s t St Joseph s tatiro AHowelI,Saturday Th e reeeptie a wa sa t K o f C hall , Howell Mesdame s Ethe l Spreu t an dPhylli s Soul e wer e i a PeatU e lax tFriday Davi d Carve r attende d a pert yFrida y afternoo n give n fo r Joh nDavi s a t Portag e Lakee firERVJ N B SNYDERProgressiv e Democra tFo r Count y Cler k HeresA n Eas yWa y t oBan kChoc k Chambarlain s rid whit e an d blu a Victor y wagon i t a familia r aigh i al ltAXOog h Xngham , Livingsto n an d Genese e counHaa Ha s ou t t o mea t personall y al l th eroter s 1 M can in th e Sixt h Congressiona l District t o lear n thei r view s an d discus s hi sprogram Watc h fo r thi s car in you r neighborhood It s you r opportunit y t o ste p u pan d mee t Chamberlai n facoftoface i Iagha m Count y Prosecutin g Attorne y 9 Mv if Forme r U S Treasur y Agen tAttorne y fo r Michiga n 9enaie , 19535 4 if Successfu l practicin g lawye rp Qiy Attorne y fo r E Lansin g it mJl y settle d i n 6t h Distric t i n 184 4 Vetera n wit h outstandin g Worl d T tr I I recor dPrtaat y A a t EASYT O WI N10,00 0INTI t TH f HOW S YOU KHOUStTOWER CONTES TJus t rea d th e fac t sheet ,the n tak e a minut e t o com plet e entr y blank Grand ,pris e 10,00020 0 othe rprise s ever y mont h throug hSeptember Fo r fac t abee tan d entr y blank a ic e eleaie r e rDETROI T IDISO N Let you r neares t mailbo x hel p yo u BankbyMai LN o special crips, n o standin g i n lin e aa d yo uge t tha t extr a mone y safel y deposite d befor e your etempte d t o spen d it Youl l lik e ou r Bsnkby Mai l servic e an d whe n yo u ge t s chanc e t o visi tu s you U lik e th e friendl y peopl e wh o ar e be tt o serv e you TH E McPHERSO N STAT E BAN KmOOBPOBATi b W iN1NBT T TBAJt f O P 8AF BA S Deposit s o p l e IftM O Uws d b y 5u r the Feosrr f0 t1 TBSDISPATCHWednesday, July 18, 1966 asiw 38f JL 1Tmpu t o 88 HOLIP V DANany longer Come in todaywo can show you why ttiis is the month o buy i EEN PLAYING a waiting game Youll that says worlds for the action youll enjoy know the time for wait in is over Youll find all the features to hold ourthe time for action is here when you try investment in driving pleasure high an Olds 88 Its the car youve waited for the smart time to get it is right now Surely now the time to tratIe now 4Vffeile thvaUif your prseut xr has hit PRICEDW your like most wideawake folks, its summer high whif there are soyoull be pleased to see how little it takes many weeks of pleaant M, r to drive this Oldsmobile home Especiallyafter you sample its bigness For theres no So why wait iiii acompromise with power, comfort, and per money and enjoyment Common sense formance in this one hen you step up to says its smart to get a Rocket Enginean 88, you rate a Rocket tngiue, and Olds and srt it noteO LD I HsdESEVrOt ftul of th Ordinary trii lummrM Altt CONDITIONED OLDSMOBILIIBE CAAIFUL DRIVE SAFELYIDON MAIN MOTOR SERVICEZ14 West Grand River, Howell, Mich Phone 514NOMINATECharles Gatesman Prosecutng Atto neyON THE REPUBLICAN TICKETAT THE PRIMARIES AUGUST 7, 1956 Forestry Parley Meets in Genevaarvidthe tttsrt of epidemics the United Nations is cnv,UKSS lnuta oumpaJgo hi Korea Inoculations a of Use pprrofctttwwi offiydhon nnd Sconl vti htvt fcej rrby ttMnd oi OctoberUN b also carrying vnccinalion tyjuiokiaiMl eholera with iwttre doctor onder theI UMI UaAAoi fwrniiri wkWi MJtoertry anthoritles of Europe recently concluded aof dfeetmiofif at Geneva to coordinate Europes forestry poland inereaM production of timber on an overall basis The2S5Si5iCrood wKare OrrankaUon of CAO Here, a Swiss Forestry Inspector exSS 9mmrnUM to a c 4k ANNUAL FNANCLPINCKNEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS July I, 1955 July J, 1956GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS 60,446616,613883401914,71725 97,6663520,00000 4,829791,297651,210539600 2,56284 1,10295117198,032932,02852Balance July 1, 1955Current Tax Collections Delinquent Tax Collectionsinterest on Delinquent laxei Primary hund State School Aid, 195556School Aid Advance on 195657 Sales laxLibrary Fund Rural Agricultural AidVocational hducationTuitionTransportation FeesTransler irom Bldg die Site Fund Revolving Fund ReceiptsOther NonRevenue ReceiptsTotal General Fund ReceiptsTotal Receipts plu JuJy 1, 1955 Balance GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTSSalaries of Board of Education 52500Census and Compulsory Attendance 26855Administration 12,22142School Library 2,39791Instruction 113,24219Operation of School Plant Wages 13,35766Fuel and Utilities 13,22746Operation Supplies Expense 2,82601Maintenance of Grounds 73610Maintenance of Buildings 11,10495Maintenance of Furniture Equipment 1,23193i 3,0032120,60270 5582724,08154 20,72378221,95271242,67649TransportationRecreational ActivitiesCapitol OutlayTransfer to Debt Retirement 1,30000Rev, , Fund 11,78851Total Dioui sementsBalance 1, 1956j Disburints plus Balance 232,4734110,20308242,67649BUILDING SITE FUNDBalance July 1, 1955 Transfer from Debt Retirement FundTotal Receipts and BalanceBuilding Disbursements Furniture EquipmentTransfer to General FundTotal DisbursementsBalance July 1, 1956 232,585262,74460235,32986221,58838 13,64048 10100235,32986DOOCBalance July 1, 1955 Current TaxesDelinquent Taxes Interest on Delinquent TaxesInterest on Investments DEBT RETIREMENT FUND 36,007812643791252022500Transfer from General Fund 1,3000020,04283Total Receipts Receipts plus balancePrincipal on Debts 16,00000Interest on Debts 8,47500Other Disbursements 4520Transfer to other Funds 2,76079Total Disbursements , Balance July 1, 1956Total Disbursements plus BaUic 40,301060,3446327,28099 33,0364 60,34463Me TH KUTfrl Ik IN VITYTHEm i If MKMiiof iff V3 ACITY FIOJK OF HOWVX f,II t ,Iv THX PXNCXMST DUFATOBWednesday, July 18,TAXESTH PWCKXBY 1TDLLAGB TAXES ABE NOW DUB AND PAYABLE AT MY HOMSMONDAYS AND SATURDAYS UNTIL FURTUR NOTICE Plant Feet1 Cut BackPear Ecentmy When Farm Prices Decline CUTTING down fertilizer uiv when price of farm productdrop is the worst type of economya farmer caa make, says P McNall, University of Wisconsinagricultural eceoomistUra though farm prices shoulddrof 9 pr ent and prices of fertilizer should stay the tame, McNaD says, the average fanner wouJd fet back 150 in increased THE ANNUAL FOWLERVUE JULY 3031 AUGUST L 2 3 4HELEN REYNOLDS, 605 East Putnam St, Pindkney POST OFFICE BOX 203TWO NIGHT GAMES HERSPisckney played 2 games here atthetr lighted field laat Friday nit The Mill Creek team cancelled Thursday and the Brighton Conservationteam was secureed to replace them Pinekney had little trouble winning15 to 4 The conservatiom boya NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGA a regular metin of the ciJ of the Village of Pinekney, Living1ston County, Michigan, held in the Council Rooms in said Village onJuly 10, 1956Present Howard Read, Albert Shir Irvintouched up Tommy Houston a little , fnt in the 5th, scoring 3 run on 4 hits, ey Merhn Irvin Kennedy,one of which was a home run Pincc , T TlpUdy and Don Swarthout aey had 6 mna the first, 4 the 3rd ent Noneand 5 the 5th , Tne following resolution was madeby Albert Shirley and its adoptionmovedPicckney AJB R HSinger, ss 4 2 2Amburgey, 2b 4 2 1Jeffreys, lb 2 1Clark, If 1Gentile, If 2Bums, cf 3Youag, 3fe , v ,4 Fry, rf 3Reader, c 2Houghton, p 300 1132 3Conservation CampJordaa, ss ,, ISnyder, rf I 3Morris, cc 2J Jones, c 1Carjfyle, 3b 3 Outz, 2b 3Green, lb 3Evans, cf 3Hoay, if 3Birmingham, p 2C Jones, p , lIn the girls game between AB R H000 0011 11 110 01110theVinckney Kiwanis and Suttons Hardware, Hewell the Howell girls mannged to win a seesaw affair 14 38 vhen they broke a 14 to 14scoring 4 runs the last inningSome of the Pinekney team wereabsent Midge Higgs and Cherri Gudith each got 4 hits for Pinokneyand Mary Ann Jeffreys and JanetShirley hit home runs Betty Cousinsof HoWell hit 2 Mildred Kellenberg 2 Mildreer of Pinekney made a star catchin right fieldKiwanis Girls AJB R HJ Shirley ss 4M Higgs, If 4C Gudith, cf 4V Amburgey, p 5Jeffreys, 3b 5J Rutledge ,c 4M Kellenberger, rf 2 Krahn, rf 2M Pena, 2b 4Wiltse, lb 22322 1100 10 Whereas the Council deems it advisable to vacate, discontinue andabolish all that part of Park Street lying and being north of the interections of said street withMairi andPutnam Streets, be it therefore re1solved that it is advisable to vacate, jdiscontinue and abolish all that part of Park Street lying and being Northof its intersection with HamburgStreet and all that part of Pond Stlying and being between the intersection of said Street with Main andPutnam Streets, and that the Council shall meet on August 14th at eight oclock p m at the Council Reomsin the Village of Pinckney and hearobjections, if any there be, to the vaeating, discontinuing and abolishing of that part of Park Street and thatPart of Pond Street heieinbefore described, and that following notice be given of such public hearing by publishing the same on July 18, 1956,July 25, 1956 and August 1, 195the Pinekney Dispatch, a newspaperpublished and circulated within theVillage of Pinekney, towitNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that theVillage Council of the Village ofPinekney, Livingston County, Michipan will hold a public hearing on Aug ust 14 at eight oclock p m in theCouncil Rooms in said Village, tohear objections, if any there be, tothe vacating, discontinuing and ab dishing of all that part of Park Itreet lying and being north of its intersection with Hamburg Streetand all that part of Pond Street lyingbeing between the intersection ofsaid Street with Main and PutnamStreetstotic5 66Suttons GirlsSpare, 2b, p Sawdy, lbCcusins, 2b, pClirwson, 3b QFoster, ss ,,, 3 Poma, c Campbell, rf , 4Wessengor, Cf 2Hoibeen, If ,,, 4 AB R H334 210 112 Be it further resolved that a copyof this resolution with said Noticeof Hearing be published in PinekneyDispatch on the dates hereinafter out Adding plant food via grain drillcrop value tor each It he spent forplant foodTests at state agricultural colleges and experience on Midwestem farms have shown that at present prices, farmers can expect toget a return f 3 for each SI Invested in fertilizer ,,Actually, agronomists at Midweitern agricultural colleges andaxperiment stations are advisingfarmers to increase rather than cutdown tfceir ate fertiliser Thesesoils men report that heavy fertiliter application are the mostprofitable a fanner can make University ofMissouri agrenomiite report that in one test 25Dushel corn land produced 124buihels per acre, when 1,100 pound of nitrogen, phosphate and potashfertilizer was plowed down beforeplanting and a complete starter fertilizer wai added at planting timWinter Storage ofPlant Food AssuresSupplies for SpringT HE Middle West Soil Improvement Comrnittee listsfive suggestions for storing fertilizer on the farm this winterso it will be in good conditionwhen it is needed for springcrop operations1Keep the fertilizer bags offthe ground or off concrete 2 Store the fertilizer in the barnor some other dry building 3 Put the bay on 2 x 4s or cribbing above the floor Then the fertilizer wont soak up moisture and get Jumpy4Preventoaking by piln bags only seven or eight hiii 5Keep broken bags separate from the mainpile Loose frrtilizer soaks upmoistureBuying and storing fertilizeron the farm now is particularlyadvisable, says the committee, because of the tight situ ation on railroad freight carsneeded to move phosphate andpotash from the mines to fertilizer factoriesIf this car shortage becomesmore critical as spring approaches, fertilizer manufacturers may have difficulty gettingmaterials for the big volume of, plant food needed by farmers,Every ton of fertilizer movedIn the weeks ahead from facto1 ries to farms vill help manufacturers maintain production 1schedules this vinter and prevent serious local shortage later on, the committee sayi, x MbNDAYA Black and White8WP JL Wrestling TUESDAYEntr Dy8to P M Dog RacingWEDNESDAY93e A M Judging 4H Mterfat 130 P M Haroeaa Racing130 P M Fat Stock Show200 P M Base Ball Gaste00 P M Tommy BartlettTHURSDAY1000 A M Judging4H Emeries 130 P M Harnew Raefef200 P M Base Ball Came 740 P M Stock Auction Sate300 P M 4H Talent ShQW 130 P M Stock Car Auto Rac00 P M Base Ball Game730 P M Livestock andParadeK00 P M Ward Beam TkrillSATURDAY130 P M Big Car Auto Raeif800 P M Kleins Variety ShowADMISSION PRICESSeason Ticket Person, CarGeneral Admission, Gate S General Admission Gxandataad 7Children, GrandstandReserved Seats, GrandstandCa ParkingIASY TO WM 0,000HOUSfPOWEK CONTENTJast read the fact shec, then take a in in u c to complete entry blank Gn 5prize tO,0002CO otic prizes every month throw i fSeptember For fact eh c uand entry blanks REELECTI Lawrence GehringerSHERIFFREPUBLICAN TICKETSee yor appliance dealar or 1DETROIT EDISON j YOUR SlJPPORT APPREBCIATEDIELDResolution supported by Trustee3warthout,Pwrfmously adopted tJS I3nkeI VilIaee sidenMildred Ackley, Village Clerk Cars Mav HamperFertilizer JlovementBottle Q serious shortage of freightI cars was ctjd as a reasonS hy farmers should act imrrelately to or and take deflivery of fertilizer for their 19561 rops,FOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND his man cni giydependabledelivery ofME THECHRISTIANSCIENCEMONITOR anflairWYLDEPHftNE 63 HOWELLUSED POWER MOWERS FOR SALE OR RENT Lawns Mowed Mowers RepairedB C WHITE Jr C E HEWLETT 140 Livingston St Phone UP 83149 Housewives, buiinessmiteochers, end students all ovthe world read and enjoy this fnternotionol newspoptr, published doily in Boston World famous for constructive newsitories and penetrating editorialsSpecial features for the wholefamilyThe Christian Science MonitorC Norway St, Boston 15, MoSend your newspaper fo rh tinychecked Enclosed find my check ormoney orderI yeer 16 Q monthi SS O i months 4 QNome Two Games730 Pinekney Teeners learnvs St Josephs Church Hoivell9QQPinckney vs City ServiceFri July 20 Admission 25c, 15cTrusteesmp Council Opens Sessionati SEASON OPEN SAT , f The Unite d Natioa i Trusteeshi p Council , no w holdin g it s sevent hannua l sessio n a t Lak e Succes s wil l dea l wit h suc h question s a tprogres s i n UN Trus t Territories , proposal s fo r a n internationa lregim e fo r Jerusalem , an d protectio n o f th e Hol y Place s there Here , Dr Victo r Hbo , UN Assistan t geeretanrGeneral , talk s wit hRoge r Oarrea a Tn tptftts fijj 4 C The Dal e MiUer a attende d 1weddin g o f Virgini a Gree n an dGreele y a t S t Joseph s Chare HHowellaturday Th e titeeption wlla t K o f C hall , HowtJ LMesdame s Ethe lPhylli s Sool ePridajr TWSSWDWATCH Wednesday, July 18, 1966v Peoplestore LINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGS CANNED GOODS SHOESGROCERIES DRYGOOOSENEKAl STOREWhy not buy inquantity when yourgrocer has specialson frozen foodsDoing so amounts to adouble saving You spend less money perpackagespend lesstime shopping And frozen vegetables, liketencLr green peas,stay gardensweet formonths in a homefood freezer or twoinone refrigerator freezerSEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DSALBt jLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Mrs Richard Loomis jr and soa,Dick, visited fee Bkhard Loomisesr in Detroit last weekThe Bert Davies areHowell this week fromDoyle apartment moving I othe JunicrI Lat Wednesday evening MrsEdna Spears, Mrs Francis Shehan Miss Helen Tiplady were at theBrows Funeral Home Flint, for theBoaary Service for William Burle SOBMraElla Walker of Chelsea spentIllast Wednesday with Mrs Ethel SproutThe John Boyera visited the FredSchaufels at Stockbridge FridayBob Pike and wilt were Thursdayguests of the Enton Clarks inUnadillaMrs Cora Wright and FlorenceTupper of Flint, Mrs KatherineWhitehead and Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory were Sunday guests ofJesse Henry and wife MYRON HUGHESComplete Line of Plumbing Fixtures and SuppliesEJectic, Oil and Gas Het Water Heatersf 1075 E M36COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL WE INSTALL SERVICE PHONE UP 8 3114 Pat Umphrey and the Rupert Gar ners of Detroit spent the week endwith the George VanNormansMeadams Flornce Baughn and Virginia VanNorman of Howell calledj on the Dick Amos of Howell Friday The Elmer Radtkes jr of Philadelphia who have been visiting the AnI drew Nesbitts returned home lastweek,i The Andrew Nesbitts visited the Irank Naylors A Clarks in EatonEar ids last weekThe Don Brooks family, MrsJtniie Shankland of Ypsilanti andMrs Florence Covert of Ann Arbor called on the J H Hooker SundayThe Jack Clarks of Dexter spentSunday with the Mary Nash family Mrs Bonnie Henry and Mrs LoisKimberly gave a shower at the form ers home Friday night for MissJulie Krahn 38 were presentTh L J Henrys, Tom Wares, theEarl Kimberlys and Julie Krahn attended the Schoenhals reunon Sun Lake Chemung WH Myer and wife were Sundaydinner guests of the Edsil Meyerfamily at Portage Lake Tht Ralph Halls with the PerryBrowns of Ann Arbor had dinnerSunday at the Colonial HouseRay Sullivan and Paul Singerare building second stories on theirhomes The Mark Nash family atterldd jthe picnic Sunday of the Farm I Bureeu at the Ed Fritch home atLake ChemungThe Frank Clarks of Milford wereSunday guests of the WinstonBaughnfJames Whitley is on a road testthrough several states for the Gen eral Motors Proving GroundsThe James Whitleys attended thefuneral of his grandmother, Mrs Sylvia Whitley at Ann Arbor lastTuesday Wagoners Grocery6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICES ,Beer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2BLUE WATER LAUNDROMATAT LAKELAND, MICH ACROSS FROM COBBSCOMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE FAMILY WASHSOFT WATER and SAM DAY 8BRVIC1DRY CLEANINGCOTTON RUGS WASHED AND FLUFF DRUUPHONE AC 9 6257MRS TAPPATTE Lakeland MihDaily To 700 P M Men, Tu Wd Thur FrL Satm Sherwm Wttams Paints and Fuel Oiland Bidding HardwireV D E HOEY SONSHave HA 68119 Dexter B BUT th office, of Prosecutoris handled by of experienceabilityVote tw Wilfred XJQrwinAugust 7thTimmie Bidwl of Brigkttoo visited the Ben Whetia lastWhites took him taocne 8naday andhad dinner with the Kdwells The iawreace Baugtoa celebratedtheir suitrtnary Thursday nite witha party at their new cettaft att Pircage Laka The Thomas Bonne family wereSatxurmy dinner gnmt of thf Lam ar Nolat of ngmh Callers f Diek WyUe last weekwer Alaa Rose, Jack DoyWanjesCampbell, Bob Klute, Dr and Mrs Wylie, Dr and Mrs Drode and tinBrtti WyUe family and of courseCoastal Thomas Wylie Diek sayson of Toms visits are better than 1a bottle of The Baatt Whit a Upon J Dawaia Hoys troop of Boy Scoutsj The Explorers took a 21 mile can oe trip down the AuSable River lastweek, starting from Grayling They left here Wednesday The scoutswere Donnie Baughn, John Hoy, jDwain Haines, Gordon LaBelleJohnSt Pierre, Gordon Hoyt, Peter Bobon, Douglas AtkinsTommy Read visited Lynn Fisherat Bayville, Ohio, last weekThe Harold Gallups of Fanning,ing ton visited the Murray Kennedys ilast week 1Mrs Kan Meabon and daughter jof Ann Arbor visited Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge last week Mrs Vern Kennedy of Lime Lake suffered a heart attack last weekand was taken to McPherson bespit,al in the Swarthout ambulanceAmbrose Kennedy who has beenemployed by the Detroit Edison Cofor 11 years has been transferred to Pontiac where he will be supervisorin the tree trimming dept He willmove there and rent his house atChubba CornersThe Harold Fairchilds of Birmingham calledon the Frank Aberdeens Sunday Rex Noggle came home from StJoe hospital, Ann Arbor ThursdayThe Harold Porters entertainedthe Vivian Shrine Club of Detroit at their home at a picnic Sunday 17were thweRex Sackett and wife and JamesLunsford of Detroit were week ead callers of the Lawrence CamburnsThe Wayne AtLes entertainedthe anniversary dub Thursday nit 17 were therelira Howard Read entertainedthe Del Packards and Albert Briggfamiiiea of Manchester and thehonor of NOMINATEFRANK Z1EGL L Candidate forSHERIFFof Livingston County on the Republican TicketWELL QUALIFIED24 Years ExperienceFormer Deputy and UndersierirtWATER SYSTMS,PLUMBNG REPAIRS THE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone UP 8 6607SAY IT A WrTK FLOWERS frsaHELLERS FLOWERSMl ILXTHE PINCKNBT DiflPASPECIALWindow Fans IDE BUSINESS PROFSHMjfflCORNE114,75 The Pinckney SoaitariumKay M Dotty, M D Piackaey MichiganCaU 1100 A M to 200 P LExcept WednesdaysMoxu, Tues, Fri, Sat ta 800 P MLEE LAVEY FUNEBAL SORBDo C SvarisetfModem EqujprnectAmbulance SiPHONE U P 88178General InsurancetHONfi V P 83221CHECK HIS RECORD FORMES FBX AGENT OFATTORNEY Reeled STATE OFThe Probate Court far the County of LivingstonIn the Matter of tha Estate ofGertrude E Hicks Deceased PresentHoaaiabte Hbam MmttfeJudge of Probate At a session f said Court heldJune 12 1956 Notice is Hereby Gives That allcreditors of said deceased, are requir ed to present their claims in writing and under oath, te said Court, and toserve a copy thertof upon Rev EzraBeachy of 74 Putnam Street PBESNTPBOSBCtTORLIVINGSTON COUNTYA GOOD RECORD IN OFFICEAttorneyCLAY GORDONLYLE W MJNSELL ASSOCIATE RBGWTERKD LANDSURVEYOROffice mitt East Grand River jPhone 1551W Howell, Michigan ijrle W Muafiell, Associate Fred 0 RMhtff, SrOjPTqMBTKIST120 West Grand Rvr Howell,358LLOYD HfcNDEE livestock HaulingTripe Made to DctriSTATE OF MICHIGANThe Probate Court tor mo County of LivingstonIf fee Matter ot tbe EstaU oiWilliam C Miller, Deceased At a session of said Court held onHiram R jSmith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given That thepetition of Beulah E Miller the Iadministrator of the said estate Jpraying that her final account beallowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons entitled hereto will be heard at the DR G R McCLOSKEYDENTISTTelephone Office 935Residence 814Evenings by AppdinUneat Howell MichiganBERT WYUETAuctioneerSALEi A SPECIALITY CA S9IMArnold233 imadiHa St Pfnskar, MIcWatcE HepcdringGold Stajipi Wptches, Watch Beau1 Handmade Feather Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPVETK nkINSURANCEAQEEdith R Carr 14 2 MILL STinckney Mich Phone UP ttlftfteal Estate armr, domes, Lake Bafeiness OpportunitiesList Your Property HlthGerald RenmBroker 209 Nof 1 U P 8414cy, Michigan fiduciary of sid es Qn jsta, and that such claims will a A , heard and the heirs atlaw of saii 1956WHII THEY LASTTHE LAVEY HARDWAREVOTE AUGUST 7thFOBMER MEMBER OF THEMICHIGAN LEGISLATUREA PROVEN RECORD OF HONESTAND CAPABLE PUBLIC SERVICE DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVA TION OF CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENTWIN WITH JIMDistrict Committee TV,Sales3ervicThat notice thereof RADI TELEVISION SERVICBdaceaud wiil be determined by said ruioTot 1 , ptoM ft Court at the Probate Office, en Ang, htreof for week consecutively FtDn UJi5iust 21 1966 at ten A M the Pinckney Dispatch and thaIt is Ordered, that ttotiee hereof petitioner cause a copy of this noticebe fhren by publicattoa ox a copy to ierVed nion each known partyhereef for three weeks consecutively interest at his last known addressprevious to said day of hearinf la the by refistered mail, return receipt de Pinckney Dispatch sad that the pet maded, at least fourteen 14 daysdenei cause a copy of thU aotice to p,ior to such hearing, or by personalbe served ipon each knows, parly in service at least five 5 davs nrior registered maU, reum receipt de te such hearingSmith, Judge of Probatege mail, reum cipt deinterest at his last known address bj 125 Webster 8iPiivkney MichiganADYSTTVolt RENT One vacant room, new ly decorated Phone UP 8 9732FOK SALEA good 20 gal DuoTnjrm water heaterreasonableI hone UP 8 3225 OPTOMETRISTEye ExaminationWednesday and I by AppointBMat0126 Chilson Road, ftatf N ef 1M Phou Brighton ACmnnded at least fuurlsjsjn 14 daysjior to such hearf or bypersonal service at least ffvedays prior to such heariagHirman R Smith, Judge of A true copy Helen M GoildDeputy Register of ProbateVanWinkle VanWinkle , Attorneys Howell, Mch5ganFOR SALESectional Davenportiiood condition Reasonable1Mr Strong 24 Pearl StPhone UP 83176 inFOR SALE6 room house in bnrj, small down payment Total1 payment 7,000 Inquire at 7845 Mi 35, H mile east of Hamburg Mrs r StapletonFOR SALE Small year arounfLome or cottage with garage, bassment at Portage Lake, Swarthou Cuvu Immediate passession A true copyHelen M Gould, Deputy Register of Probate LOSTBlack and Tan Hound, 4ninths old, namec Toby Childspett Reward Mrs Kevin Ledwidge Phone UP 89910ELBCTRK lmlalktiun rf FOR SALEPleaaant five rooLome on corner lot in good loeatiea in 1 inckney Call UP 8 3271 fer aarppointment to see propertyFOR SALEModern Butldlttg at 131West Main St, Pincknty, Gas Heat,Hoi and Cold Running Water, La vat ory, 3,50000 Don Melanr 111H olden, Phone Trinity 41081, De troit, MichiganFOR RENTSraaU AfMurtneat, partly AI Geese 1000 St Pierre onh Box 318, Pinckney, MkhOLD AND NEW REASONABLE i ShaurriLa Bass Lakeland Refilling and collecting money fro PRICES REUABLE SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE U P 86 6 8 0DON LRBANYCLIFFORD HA1NES W ANTEDA job on a fann or any ines in this area No selling to qualother odd jobs 2xpemnced Phone ify for work you must have ear, eBilly Hojlister UP 8 9969 feences640 cash secured by iaveoi i ory Devoting 6 hours a week te buaWANTEDResponsibe party to take iness your end of pefffentafe collPinckneys Adding MachinesTypewritersRIBBONS AND CARBON PAPER MACHINBB SALES REPAIRLrvingston Office Supply Ml SOUTH MIOL, HtWBLLPH9NE HOW1LL 20MLOSTPair of blue frame glassesin brown leather case Reward Mrs Shenden, Alpine 62431 i FRUITSMEATS VEGETABLESGROCERIESs FISHFOR RENTYear around Cottageat Portage LakePhone Howell 1535M11FfiEE Chow puppies tor H8ras Howard Haines over payments of spinnet pianoCan emotions will net up to 400beseea in tnis vicinity Write th with very good possibilitieg ofCredit Manager, Post Office Box gL ing over full time Income iaereastegGreenvile Michigan accordingly, or interview, iaeiygt phone in application Write NertkFOR RENTb room uptr fiat American Nut Go Inc W WttUsiMrs Oscar Beck 1631 East M 36 i Sweet, New York 5 N Y 1FOR SALE Electric Range and an fOR SALEDUO THERM oil healElectric Refrigerator George Hauck PVA room size, tank attached 1860Patterson Lake, Doyle Sub Mrt VanGorder 11805 OakCt Hiland Lake Pinckney RidgeFOP SALESaddle horse 6 years old brown gelding Mrs McAinch L0STBlack dog, part ccilie,wfiuSC15 Cadar Lake Rd UP i 550u I paws and chest name Spook OaU lWANTED, Odd jobB of any kindrak jihg yards etc,Plione UP 8 3223 pliJ 8 9768 of 8 9967 REWARDFR SALE Chrysler Royal Heate George Enquiitgood House to b erected 24 x 54 on f acres Wei and fool ings in, Chisler Royal, 1M7 CHotM ,1Engquist, 2829 WM36 IjLxvt J PJL ATS WSidii7 Suppliw Auto Poij Sharel Charles Mattoji, 6374 Fai Automotive G1O88 Stold sad jIe Rd Te1 UPtown 89 2nsted2dI Sis LI PRICESQUALITYCOURTEOUS SERVICE 1018 East Grand RhsPhom 1W WANTED Trenchingt, HowqlL Mldttiqcm tnd Septic Taanks to install F1H SftPPAYElii waaSS e Harnaak jr phone UPI 8M0 j land and qraveL crtadecl or mis r also processoei road gravelREADY MIXED CONCRETB JXtl GEAVEL COMPANY t4 mile wast of Howell at 49501 R L SORRELLWater WeHs and Pnapt4 Hl 4951 All Makes of Pumps 8enrt4Mason Road Phone HawelM 9S85 Dexurfindey fM,PHONE 1 S 8 9 HOWKtt Phone HA 69O4ORDER YOURFOR YOUR EARLY BIRDS NOWMfSMIMESJIIECT FMM f AttTORf SeedCERTIFIED OATS AND BEANS FOR SPRING PLANTING vFARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANYJACKHANNiTT Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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VPinckney71 1HE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, July 26, 1956MICHIGAN fiURKOk Soft Ball Games WIN TWO GAMESPinckney won both game playedTLc number of men in Michiganprisons is at a new high of 10,129increased populatioa i Michigan ia at the lighted field here Friday night,vae of the cause There are now UQ Dick Kennedys Teeners won from yiiaea maaw Ifci every 100,000 l Josephs Churah team of HoweUpeople, during the past 6 years the 7 to 4, and Pinckney beat the Cityaficnigaii population has increased at league 12 to 1,giving them a regultne rate of 150000 a year If this ar going over, increase continues a yearly increase This wu the first soft ball gameoi 210 prisoners a year could arise for the Teeners who played quite aPresent prisons held 9,375 men the lot 2 years ago Dick Kennedy,pitch SOCIETY NEWSNo 80tiattMUi Churchquiantine and segregation h 800 bt th thecells ing for them allowed 4 hits, walkedcould hold another 800 but they are , 3 and hit one He also hit a home cot considered usable cells A tiUOman prison under construction ationia ia fetfd up by labor trouble,Gus Harrisonprisup director wantsa new prison built for youthful offenders, epiletics and handicaped prisoner There has been much talk, ofthis but no action If you think you have finanicajtroubles think of the job of JamesMiller , state controller who has toprepare the budget which includesbuilding construction, management ofstate Buildings, institutions, vehiclesand a multitude of other seiwieesEach dept ed him their budgetthey require for the coming yearThese he put together and sends to the legislature who usually cutsdown most of apprporiations askedfor Then he has to revise the budget so it Will fit the appropriations GOT Williams appointments forontrolier have been high class Dr from Michiganpredecessof Wayneederle of theNone of theseand all were run as did Denny Clark Bailer hita triple for the church team Ths Teeners got 3 run the 2nd on 2 walks,a hit by Carrigan and Kennedyshome run Clarks home run was inthe 4th Pinckney got a run the 5thon Wilkinsons hit and 2 long flys,the 0th on 2 walks a hit and a longmyThe church team got a run theiirM on Seims double and 2 infieldout, and tied it up the 5th on 2 hitsand an error Pinckney TeenersClark, 3b Inuis, 2b , 1JL MeCleer,lbV Wflkinson, IfBurg, cKennedy, pJ Davis, cfCarrigan, rf ,Rush, ssHi Josephs ChurchScim, 3b Bailer, c ,I3kunt, cf Gostic, p MeShane, ss Spare, 2btheir teaching j xska lb 3jsodick, Iff Brotz, rf A334343131AB 342833 332 R20010 1111R1 111100 000 H110 2 01010H 110 100 0J0DHT NOTESMore than 2,30000 numting andfishing licenses were issued in Micaigan in 1955 This does not includewrvef and children under 17 who doact have to buy licenses There were 1,150,000 fishing licenses, 226,000trout stamps and 1,213,000 huntinglicenses Hunting licenses increased32,000 ever 1954A new directory of Michigan sawmill is available on request from this deptOak wilt is prevalent and has beentaking 2 or 3 trees from many weod back at litwell who knocked themout of first place in the county lea gue by beating them 12 to 1 Theygot 10 hits including a home run anddouble and the Howell boys made 7errorsPinckney got 2 runs the second onhits by Young, Burns and Fry, 5 tha3rd on 3 errors, Gentiles double Singers home run and a hit by Fry2 more the 4th on errors and 3 the6th on hits by Moriarity and Amburgey and 2 errors Howells lone run came the 3rd on Dunnes triple and Pinckneys only error lots The onjy way to get rid of it is Tommie Houghton held Howeli t0to destroy thg infected trees J g htg ftft Mary r Albert Personal Notes J and 100eao friuaytonieaaioa, Friday evening afterMove jeotkas and SaUirdj ire730 to 900 j m and Suadaj be oi the 8Wtihutihftv tas bmctij, PastorS SupU WaltvrWorsirif 1000Sciy ol 1100Peopits MeeUAg 1d0 Fellow ship brvio d 100ANNOUNCEMENTMr and Mrs Clifford Miller anrounce the engagement of theirdaughter, Agatha Henry to JamesKnight of Hamburg The wedding will take place in the winterPINCKNEY LIBRARYThe Library has on loan for summer reading books for all ages Some from the state library and the Howeli Carnegie Library The Library isopen Tuesdays 12 to 1 pm, 2 to 5p m 7 to 9 p m and Saturdays 1 to 5 pmNew books are Cash McCall byHawley given by Mrs Robert Tasch, ICharmed Circle by Ertz and j Cuuntry House Burglaries by Gil bcrtMemorial books Panzies and Waterlilies by Louisa M Alcott given by Miss Helen Tiplady in memoryof Mrs Hattie Haze Decker Two base ball books in memory of AdrianAdeLavieyand LoPatLaveyandthe books from the Mary Hoff Es tate Rt j n Wingtr,Sunday School 9S0 mWrrabip 1046 a, mtagtA pxayr nettingat the cborcfa at 100Wed choir ptactte 1M p ofcTin PMples QhidiAkU Wt between Main and tfnadiUa StreettRet Keith Ruegaegger, PastorSundaySchool ,, i4l B Moraiffg Werahip 1050 AMYouth Group 700 p mEvening Service 800 p mThuia Prayer Meeting 800 p mJr Caoir PracUc Wed 400 p m Sr fir pVartkt Wed 1JM p a The Ralph Hall family visited thej Lahos in Birmingham Sunday1 Kenneth remained for visit Also on ihe Ia id Curtis family in Livon ia here KLaren it visitingThe Rush LaKe Property Owneersheld a meeting at the Lynn Beattyhome there SundayMrs Lester McAfee and daughtersueie in Ann Arbur FridayMrs Mable Suydani of Jackson, isvisiting the M JReasons , Mis Edna Reason, Leota, Bobbyand Fannie have gone to PalmetU, Honda, to visit the Eddys for 2weeksThe Andrew Campbells spentSunday with the Dick Youngs inFlint Mrs Hetty Lou Strong and twochildren of Whitmore Lake called onthe Martin Ritters Thursday Current CommentBumurn Baileys and SinglingBros Combined Shows folded itstcnrH in New York last week and went out of business Increased costsof operation, labor troubles and smallcrowds were given as the uaiB resons This show had been oa the road nearly 100 years and was billed athe Greatest Show on Earth andno cost was spared to secure theworlds creates attractions We think the main reason they are quittingis they have lost their glamor Theyappealed to the people of daya goneby who seldom went anywhere andsaw little outside of their own orbitThey can get the same thing now byturning on their television Like thetown base ball team, the town band,the county fair and the torch fight parade they are outmoded and havelojt their appeal We must haveHay Hums and wife, the Kenneth heen 7 years old the fir8t timefamilv J saw this show The last timeFrys and the Jack YounyMRS ALT A HAINESMrs Alta Haines, 74, died at the, McPhersnn Hospital, Howell last Wd nesday niht, following a heart at tack She was the daughter of Jotnand Orio Clarkof Marion and was j obni in Marion township, June 218 2 She married Ora Hiiines of Marion j spent Sunday with the D Conklin family in Battle CreekMrs Edna Campbell and Craig andMis Vivian Ledwidye and JennyLynd called on the Doiuthl Bennettsla Jackson Fiiday HaAvill teach in the new Jackson agriculture schoolJack Young and wife went to Detrot with Major ThomaVYoung andMe ThursThey had dinner at Topinphikas and supper with the Bob Young family in ClarencevilleNancy Nash has gone to the Fairview C for 2 weeksJinn c ,ash ol Coldwater spentlast wii with Tommy Ritter I moth Zills and Mrs BirnieA i rbor spent Sunday at ttheu sh home Tlie Robe it Grainger family ofTwo men were fined 10 each atAdrian laat week for driving moterboats with out mufflers Two Bluebill duck banded on theDetroit River in 1952 and 1953 weiekilled recently, one at Comegev, Cuba and the other in Venzula Frem new on state police will patrol 3tate parks to prevent rowdyism and vandalism42 recruit conservation officerswho were at the Higgins Lake school2 weeks are taking part in the 6month field training program November 24, 1010 and they live Jon,their farm in Marion 16 yearsAbout 30 years ago they niovd toPmckney where they have since live 1 Surviving are 2 sons, Edmund andCiifiord of Iinckney and a stepson,Stsrley, of Tuscoa, Arizona Thereave 7 grandchildren The funeral was from the Swarthout Funeral Home Saturday after noon, Rev J W Winger officiatingAB R H 344 4444 S3 12111 22 11AB R HWINS THREE RACESBillie Ellamar, the race horse owned anddriven by Everett Hammel of Pinckney has won 3 races at theNcrthville track so far this year Hewon again laat Wednesday night His time was 28 Stanley Dinkel,RoyClark, Clarence Bennett and MrandMrs Howard Read saw the raceBANK ROBBER CONVICTEDThe trial of Robert Davidson,for robbing the Pinckney Bank of14300 last March 13 took place in the federal court in Detroit last weekbefore Judge Ralph Freeman Thetrial started Tuesday and the guiltyterdict was rendered Thursday Hewill be sentenced a soon as the jfro batfon report isjeeivedHis 2 accomplices to the robbery,Charlea Howard, 26, and James Walling, 21, also of Ann Arbor pled guiltyend art awaiting sentence Wallinghas a wife and child, Davidson eommmon law wifeAlbert Fredenburg, cashier of thebank, Mike Kaiser and Bob Wietzkef Pinckney were witnesses , TinckneyMemrity, 3i Anburgey, 2bJeffreys, lbGentile, IfYoung, rf ,,Bnrns, cfSmirer, ss Fry, c ,,,Houghton, p ,City ServiceHumphries, rfBailer, c ,,jParks, If ,tiQrce, siNixon, 3b, cf Lawson, lb Haller, 2bWellmaH, cf ,3b Dunne, p Pinckney plays Hamburg at Howell Friday night at 9 p m The Pinakney Kiwanis Girls gamear Howell Friday night with the GAA was rained out 383 2333 2 000 00 00011 MORE VANDALISMVandalism brok out here againaat Friday night whene someonethrew a beer bottle through thefront window of the Jack Hannettnouie on South Howell St ore k Burial was in the Pinckney Cemeterytwo windows Thi8 waa at n U a The state police wre called and we understand they got some goodYnLast summer the town hal wassmeared with yellow paint, windlw the ichool broken and monuin the cemetery smashed The first jobs were cleared up but not the cemetery jobs althought several juvomles were taken to the East Laang state police post to take thelie detector testBATTING AVERAGESKenneth Fry Phillip Gantile ,Bob AmburgeyJoe Jeffreys Ray Moriarity Jack Young ,Fred SingerDon Bums SouthwellBob MeabanTommy Hfoughton Wesley Reader AB1429 30 30 21 21 2931 15 25 19 12 R668873710 222 2 H6111110 666833 20 Pet4283793G6333285 285262258200120105000O E S VILLA PAYSunday, Augutt 5 U O JSS VillaDay at Adrian Pfockaey Chapter14 wauta to have good delegation tart Planned pot luck dinner ataQB For transport phoie MrFraadi Robinson UP85J92oBarn to Dick Gallup Gallup andwife of boo Mt today a son William Ketcnam suffered HUGH MILNERHugh Milner, Stockbridge under,teker, died suddenly Monday night He has 2 daughters, Louise Bartlett in Germany and Mrs Harold Haywood,Clevelane There is eisterMrs Harvey Sckett in LansingHtfather, Louis Milner founded thefuneral home in 1898, Neigbborihg NoteThe widow of Roy McCloud, ruralmail carrier at Stockbridge from 1925tc 1056 who recently died, receiveda ci ition from the government,sign eA hy Postmaster General Summerfiei Mr and Mrs Ray Lavey of Greg,ory left by plane for Florida lastweek to visit relatives The Red Cross Blood Bank is atStockbridge July 30 The Ernest and Jay Hopkins families with Mrs Ella Clare Dixon attended the Dixon reunion Sunday atCiark LakeDexter LeaderDexter has organized a Girls SoftPall team and is playing outsidrteamsThe Wallace Contraction Companyof Fannrngton whose bid of 97,500was the lowest, was awarded the contract to build the new Brighton 5 room high school additionKenneth Matteson, a graduate ofPinckney high school is now in Cubaat the naval base as a medical corps manThe Chelsea Kiwanis made 1290on their rummage sale MRS IRENE LEE Mrs Irene Lee widow of the late Hubbard Lee died at Harper llospi al, Detroit Sunday, just 6 weeks aftter the death of her husband, She is survived by her son, Hubbaid jrand a grandchild The funeral is atHarperMulligan Funeral Homo today at 200 p m The body will be eremutedCARD OF THANKSWe wish to thank ail our friendsand neighbors, Rev J W Winger,and the Rev Fr Albert flchmitt forfor their many acts of kindness durness during our bereavement Yourthoughtfulness is very deeply appreciated by theFamily of Mrs Ora HainesCARD OF THANKSI wish to thank all the DetroitNews subscribers who made my trip to Cedar Pointe possible Also MrHcllingsworth who was so kind inlaking me to and from the Detroit building, in DetroitFrancis ClarkTHE KIWANIS LEAGUEIn Junior Circuit Rev WingersKeii Sox oat the Cubs 5 to 0 Dennic Clark winning over Dick KennedyIu the Junior Circuit Rev Wingteam lost their first game to the Bob Tasch team 7 to 3, Micky Ritter whohad won 4 straight bowing to DonBarker The Taylor team won fromthe Hoy team 12 to 10, Howard Haines getting the nod oer Timiny ISomers In the County League Mondaynight the Pinckney Lansiny and William Whistler andniid wife of Detroit were Sundayfeuislrf of Mrs Theresa Coyle Hesick Moon, a Korean boy andGary Crumbauuh spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home Mrs Ralph Hall was at tthe HomeMakers Convention at East Lansingall last week Ralph Hall and Rev and Mrs Winder came up ThursdayThe speaker was Thomas Geyer ofJiiuiiy, Ohio, a college mate of KevWindersMesdames Mary Eichman and Elizuboth Colone called on Mrs Irene Lee at Harper hospital, Detroit onFridayLee Carihh of Detroit alled on th2William Shehans Thursday und BiPyShehan of Ann Arbor Sunday25 members of the John Whiteiai lily pave Ernest White a birthday dinner at the Marion town houseSundayMike, Pat and Cathy Glover ofVwbberville visited at the Gerry Eichman home last week Karen Eichmanvisited at the Glover homeCathy Reason spent the week endwith Kaye Wylie Dick Wylie is getting along finoHe goes back to the hospital forxrays August G His callers lastweek were Jack Doyle, Jim Camp bell, Jim Massey,Bobbie AckleyJanet Shirley, Mrs Elizabeth Wylie andiorr, Tom mi e and BillieCallers of the Jesse Henrys Sundaywere Gerald Herry of Detroit, MiKatherine Whitehead and Beatrice Lamborn of Gregory and Mr aniMrs T McCallum of North Towanda,New YoikFrancis Mumingham, 85, died atthe Cassie McDonald Funeral Home Howell, ThursdayHe was a painterand decorator Surviving are 2 sons and three daughters The funeral va at the Shnackonburg FuneralHome Sunday, Rev Prout officiat saw it it still had some of the attractions of the first show, notably thdtalking pig and the stilt band towhich each man is a foot taller tnntlie man next to him There were many big slidwsbn the roadin theold days such at Forepaw Sells,John Robinson, Hagenback A Wallace, Sun Bros, Buffalo Bill, Pawnee Hill ,101 Ranch In addition therewere many shows that toured the mall villages like, Wixom Bros,,tae Whitney Family, Bentleys, VanFee Perrines, Belle Barcus,HuntSitock, Uncle Tom Shows and Medic ine shows All are now only aory Their passing will bewith regret by many elderly people who still remember how they used tGSHVP their pennies, nickle aad dime so they could take in the big circusand see the parade with its mightyelephantsOfOwing to the great nunflishermen and the demand for then is said to be a serious shortageof minnows Port Huron at the gste wiy of the lakes, which is one ofthe bait centers reports it is only shipping 200 gallons of minnow aa week where it waa shipping 30OThe same thing is reported all O the state Dealers cannot explain5hortce unless it is the big minnowdemandClare Luce Booth, womanudor to Italy has been sick from ar senic poisoning Her apartment waapapered with a green paper in whichiisenic paint had been used Someit flaked down ia her food MichiganState University did a little researchon the subject and found that Prof Kedzie of the chemistry dept wrottia book on the subject in 1874 entitled Shadows from the Wall ofDeath He studied over 100 wall paer sample books and also letters frompeople who had been poisoned bywill paper Through his efforts thethe use of arsenic paint was outlawedin this country This evidently waanot done in Italyi The Robert Pikes were in Comma Friday Mrs Alice Bruff stayed inO WOP so for a visitDevie Hammer has bought thei Murray Dagg home at Hland Lake The Lloyd Warners of Ypsilanti The legislature met in special setaion at Lansing last week and again their results were nillThey again refued to extend unemployment insurance although layoffs are increasingand there are still 230,000 in the state out of work The committeerefused to report the bill out A vote to take the bill away from the committee carried 51 to 49 but 66i votes were needed They also refuted1 to give the secretary of state the riftht to withhold licensee from bad drivers However we read this itj still being done, and drivers who lot their licenses have to go into courtto regain themThen the legislaturerecessed until August 8This constant bypassing of the extension of unemployment insurance is because it itbit a home run, her 4th of the seasonKIWANIS NOTESMajor Thomas YoungJapan talked on Kiwanis GirlsTtie Howell merchants turned down i bat the Citizens Mutuol Girls of ja proposition te close their stores j J011 n to 2 Mary Ann Jeffreyhall a day a week Donald S Leonard, Republican candate for governor, spoke before the i Howell Lions Club last week I Mrs Bert Hoff with Miss MreSwitzer of McPherson BankJIowell,huve left on a 8 weeks trip to Alaska APpRichard Clark, son of the Emmett I 7 Clarks of HoweU is home fronvPord Kimbal SrfThospital Detroit h h wa a R SPECIAL NOTICEpeople whe would be interestlurking with a summer dram, including 8taKing,art workacting are invitel to Otwell,mbahospital, Detroit, where he was a Robertpatient since July 4th la and showed pictures last Mr Theresa Sloan, 87, widow ofNext Tuesday night H C Patrick Sloan died at St Joe hospitalVeddtr win thaw travel picture, hospital, Ann Arbor, Saturdaycttiok and it toafiacd to hit Tht rummage sale m for July 28 She was the daughter of John Croak jhu bttn pottpcotd lh,bnm Dntor bosfeen ma or MrsPrL d the Clarence Pratts of Ann Ar VtOV Williams baby and they do notwan to do anything for which htvil1 receive credit All this by playshoud not esteem the plMature with the workingwife and Robertweak and at Lovells, j antor were Sunday guests of the John Ioyers Jack Hannett and his mother werein Canada Monday The Demolay held a car wash onthe square Saturday Owiny to thefact it was little advertised theyvashed but 50 cars Mr and Mrs W J Paylaczyk andj,on, Fred, spent the weeek end campin at the Irish Hills with the F Rylance family of Royal Oak Dunne DeBarr of Comma is visitiijj the Robert Pikes Mrs Russell Miller of Howell gavea shower Saturday night for Mrs Audrey Klikott Dinkel Mark Coon of Royal Oak ii visittag tha Homar Abntys We see Kit Clardy,candJdate forthe legislature who as jkwalloptdi by Don Haywprtfr 2 running on a platfortif ttaxeaL The Jftumhor who have run on taxforms numbers way flfhtftions but the number whodured taxes after they got ift It 0 ReESect Erwinmary August 7th Wehon Chamberlain Proeeootor Ptifinished hfceer school at Obrtta nnlkjl rrsrf 1 Nrtes of 48 Years AfeNext week is Old Boys and GirlsDay next week we will go to presson TuesdayJudge Kinae is circuit court lastweek signed an order ordering the sale of the Glazier Stove Works atChelseaThe cement sidewalks in the village are all completed except thec IOSS walks Harry Going lost the end of hisfinder in his threshing machine last HOWELLTHEATREBowell, Mick Air ConditionedMichigans Sixth Congressional Diarrlcl IB on of theSaoei important areas in our Nations economic Ufa Itspeople deserve youthful, aggressive representaiion ia engross fcy a man who believes in the Eisenhowerxogram Charles E Chamberlain measures up toqualifications Check his record Now Ingham County Prosecuting Attorney Attorney for Michigan Senate, 195354 Former City Attorney for East LansingSuccessful practicing lawyerFormer S Treasury Agent if Veteran, Outstanding World Wax II RecordREPUBLICANFOR CONGRSS Bora to Bugn Cmpbll Friday lat a sea Plans are completed for the Old Boy and Girls Days here Tuesday, i Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week The Unadilla Band will play all 4 daysTuesday, Gregory willplay ball here, Wednesday Brighton pjys and Stockbridge plays here on , Thursday and Friday Dexter was to have played Friday but due to the recent dispute it was cancelled1 Wednesday night is the reception at the opera house, Thursday the picnic across the pond in Hazes Giove Friday a program on the sauarei Durand has bonded for 6,000 forsewer system The William Mercer family spentthe week end in Toledo Mrs John Harris has returnedfrori Cripple Creek, Colorado where he visited her son, Henry The Pinckney team played at Stock Lorraine Drown and Tel Bourbonnbridge Saturday and won 4 to 5 j ais are at the Boy Scout camp atFloris Moran pitchedThey play att Brighton today Iiam Ledwidgewill pitch, Buffalo Bills Wild West will bat Jackson August 8 Wednesday, July 26,1966I Otto Rohn of Ypsilanti, conserva vation officers for 29 years has beendropped by the dept Friends are drculating petitions to get him restoredLivingston Lodge was working FCdegrees Tuesday evening I Mrs Celinda Bennett Carpenter of Tue Wed, Thuja, July 24, 25, 26Iettysville died at the home of her Dan Daily and Cyd Charieae daughter, Mrs Claude Reason July 25 She married Eastman G Carpen ter in 1774 Bescides her husband Iart 5 children Funeral was at theCongl church Tuesday with Rev Berquiat officiating Burial in theNorth Hamburg Cemetery Pinckney soft ball learn beat Dexter there Friday in an 11 ianinggame 5 to 1 LineupSheiks, p Battlec ASinger,lb N Miller, 2b R Singer 3b Kinney, Is Dinkel, rsOutfield, Muiray Kennedy, Bob Smith, RollieShehan and Glenn SlaytonT the house of Mrs Mary Conners atSilver Lake caught fire Friday butwas savedLouis Clark, son of Oliver Clark,was married to Pansy Brenniagstall of Platt July 22 MEET ME IN LAS VEGASin Cinemaeope and Color GartMteFriday Saturday Jnly 27, 28 Double Feature PrecraiaDana Andrews and Rhonda FlemingWHILB THE CTTY SLEEPS AlsoValeria French and Raymond BurrSECRET OF TREASURE MOUNTAINCartoonLloy McCleer is building a new Sunday, Monday, July 29, 30Matinee Sanaa, p am James Stewart and Doris DayTHE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCHv This is Dick Kraus,famous HollywoodStunt man, who hopes that h willlive long enough to appear with DICK ItOLKiER All American motorManiacs and compete in the Inter,national Auto Daredevil Champion, sluy Contest at the Fowlerrille Fair,Friday night only, August 3rd DICK ha died a hundred times onyour movie screen when he appearedas a doublefor such groat movie stars as Clark Gable, Tyrone Power, James MasonWilliam Holden, Rober Taylor and many others His EHCK ROGERS All American Motor Maniacs will compete in 23different thriller events ainst Billy Greens Canadian Aces, and Waid Beams World Chamjioii Auto DaredevilsTHE ANNUAL 0 E S BAZAARSPONSORED BY PINCKNEY CHAPTER NO 145 0 E S bouse on his farm at Andersonta TeduaieelarCar tooHelen Schoenhals of Brighton was D3yi FLY1NG 0DJECTSA w annnAiia fh i Tues Wed Thur July si,operated on for appendicitis at the T1 inf uiy U81D , , m, j Ava Gardner and Stewart GrangerPinckney Sanitarium Thursdae Arnold Berquist, Floyd Haines,200 people paid 25c each to pickhuckelberries in the Steinackerswamp in Cohoctah one day lastweekThey raised the rent on poetofficeboxes at Holly and over 100 people r w up their boxes and get theirmoil by general delivery HOWThe board of supervisors is con,feidering the purchase of a bloodhound for use at the jailLillian Boyle spent the week endwith Florence KiceMiss Bessie McQuillan is visitingGladys DaileyThe John M Harrises entertainedthe W E Murphy and John Whitefamilies Sunday Vera Isham of Chelsea is viiitingCarmen LelandMinnie VanBlaricum is workingfor Mrs Arthur Sehan The E G Fihs entertained CarlBoHinger and Ruth Worden of Greor3 over the week endWilliam Moran was advertisingcement blocks for 8 each The following attended the Ringling Bros Circus at Lansing MondayBetty and Helen Devereaux, Cliff BHOWANI JUNCTIONin CinemaScope and Color CartoonSYLVAN THEATRE , Chelsea, MichiganTJ ur, Fri, Sat, July 26, 27, 28 Bob Hope and Eva Marie Saint IsTHAT CERTAIN FEELING in Vista VisionTchnicokr LEE THEATREWIOTMOULAUFriday Saterdajr Jaly 27, UTHE PROUD ONBSia Ciaaiaeeaa aad Gets WfcSfcRobert Ryaa, Virgkia Maya aad Jeffrey HaaterEMERGENCY BOSFTTAJ la CfcuangJDiatColor by DeLaxa WithMargaret Lkdaay aad Bjrraa Palmer ISan, Mon Taea Jaly 29, 9, tl Bob Hope aad Era Maria SalatGeorge Saadata aad Paarl BaflajTHAT CERTAIN PBELQfGin Vteu VkionTeamkoiorCartoon aa4 NavaitjWed, Thura Aagiut 1, SLfGHTLY SCABLETin SoperScope nd Tecanltefer whaJohn Payne Arlenc Daal and Rhonda FlemingWICKE0 WIFIT WrthNigel Patrick and Moira UatarColor Cartoan LaU Wara6 58 8 JACKSON RB RW Saturday SURESATURDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1956 AT PINCKNEY MASONIC TEMPLfl II PLATE DINNER AT NOON FANCY WORK BOOTHThe Public 1 Invited FISH PONDVEGETABLEBABY WEAR BOOTH Notes of 25 Years AgoA Pinckney man was defrauded of30 last week by a spectacle sales man Better buy of reputable eyedoctorsThe Martin family reunion washeld at Bently Lake Sunday with H5 presentThe wheat yield is good this yearLynn Hendee had a field that went 40 bushel to the acre and Ed Webbof Marion one that went 56 bushel ord Miller, C H Kennedy and daugh terb, Don Swarthout, Wilhelmina jBourfconnais C W Hooker, MarjorieAUison Miss Marian Lemen of Dexter wasoperated upon at the Pinckney San itarium MondayWallace Walsh of Dexter townshipwhile working ior Anthony Gallagher last week fell from a load of wheatand broke his legKex Burnett reports his huckelberry crop is only half a crop thia yearMr and Mrs C J Clinton visitedthe Louis Clintons and Gerald Clin J tons in Detroit Sunday Geraid Francis Clark was one of the was recently married to Mrs Verna Detroit News carriers who Sunday, Monday, July 29, 30John Wayne and Susan Haywahl inTHE CONQUEROR y ulyTREASURE PANCHO in SuperScope aad Color yfukory Calhonn andf ShellyabJOHNNY STOOL PIGBON Wha Tony CurtitTue, Wed, Thur July 31, Aug1,2 Ann Sheridan, Steve CochranSunny Tufts and Walter Brennan isCOME NEXT SPRING in Color250en LOOKLOOKLOOK COME ONE COME ALLFISH FRY AT ST MARYS NEW PARISH HALL Tedder of Detroit She has a 4 yearold son and 2 married daughters Murray Kennedy attended a meting of the Livingston County Demo crat Club at Hartland Friday night Mrs Eleanor Ladwidge is spendinga veek with the Hubert Ledwidgefamily at Williams LakeMrs Nan Meabon and daughter,Susan of Ann Arbor were Sundayquests of the Vince LaRosasMrs Gerald Kennedy of Howellspent Wednesday with the Irvin Kennedys Bob Kennedy and Oria Jones fof Detroit called SundayThe Howard Read family leavethis week for a vactian at Newberry David Merry, the race horse raisedby Wayne AtLee and owned by L Klein of Fowlerville, won 2nd moneyat the Northville races last weFkThe Golden Rule Masonic CraftUam of AnnArbor held a picnic lastFriday night at the Ross Hollowellcottage at Patterson LakeTheJames Shirey Jr family hasto Ann ArborThe Claude Rovers of Detroit wereweek end guests of the Wayne AtLees The Frank Naylors of Eaton Rapids and the Gordon Hesters of Tpsilunti were Sunday guests of the Andrew NesbittsJack Teuton and wife of Roches,ter spent Sunday at the George Mea bon heme joyed the 2 day trip to Cedar Pointelast week They stayed all night atthe Baker hotel and spent tht day atamusement park Sunday, Monday, July 29, 9THE CONQtROBin CineScope and Teeaaiaolaf WithJohn Way and Suaaa HawardlCRIME AGAIN8T JOBwiltJohn Bromfield and Julie Adaaui CineScope and Color withJane Russell and Ricfcard figmTHE KILLER is LOOSEJoseph Ctton and Rhonda CartooaLawrence GekmgerSHERIFFREPUBLICAN TICKETYOUR SUPPORT APPREECIATEDaf TWO MEN WITH THB SAMEINCOMEOns man goes ahead and speads,Theother looks ahead and saves Itsevery persons choice, more luxurynow or more security laterWe dont advise scrimping to saveThere are more logical limits Whatwo do advise is moderate, regular thrift saving as soon as possibleMake a simple calculation thencome in aad make adown paymenton peace of mind J HsresAn EasyWay tojrXm 3 msi NAnNALBank iSTARTS AT 530 P MSPONSORED BY THB 6UILD UR LABY OF FAWMA a let your nearest mailbox help you BankbyMaiLNo special trips, no standing in line aod youget that extra money safely deposited before Wtempted to spend it Youll like our BtnMail service and when you get a change ib Viatf us youll like the friendly people who art bertto serve youTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKThe Don Griffiths of Mt Pleasantwere Sunday guest of the Joe GM ith family INOOBPOEATSD HiVBt NJNBTT TBAlt OF HOWBUWKstOTTin litTJTEB PXHCKN17 DISPATCH , July 25,1956A rented Couacil f the Villa of Pinckfiey, Livingrton geonty, Mfchin, held in the Council Booms in laid Village 01July W,1W6PreMBt Howard Bead, Albert Shirley, Merlin Lavty, Irvin Kennedy,Lee Tiplady and Don Swarthout, Absent tffone tThe following resolution ifa madeby Albert Shirley and its adoptionmoved Whereas the Ceoncli deems it advisable to vacate, discontinue andabolish all that part of Park Street lying and being north of the inter jections of said street with Main and Putnam Streets, be it therefore resolved that it ia advisable to vacate, discontinue and abolish all that partof Park Street lying and being Northof its intersection with Hamburg Street and ail that part of Pond Stlying and being between the intersection of said Street with Main andPutnam Streets, and that the Countcil sall meet on August 14th at eight oclock p m at the Council Reomsin the Village of Pinckney and hear objections, if any there be, to the vaeating, discontinuing and abolishing of that part of Park Street and thatPart of Pond Street hereinbefore described, and that following notice be given ef such public hearing by publishing the same on July 18, 1956,July 25, 1956 and August 1, 195the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper published and circuluated within theVillage of Pinckney, towitNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that theVillage Council of the Village of Pinckney, Livingston County, Michican will hold a public hearing on Aug ust 14 at eight oclock p m in theCouncil Rooms in said Village, tohear objections, if any there be, tothe vacating, discontinuing and ab olishing of all that part of Parktreet lying and being north of itsintersection with Hamburg Streetand all that part of Pond Street lying fbeing between the intersection of Isaid Street with Main and Putnam Streets Look at what only Plymouth offers youi ru other lowprice car has these value featuresLARGEST SIZE In ff lowprk 3 Plymouth is biggest, longest, roomiest of all 3 with thesmooth ride only a big car can givenLARGESTTKUNK SPACE in the lowprice 3A full 338 cubic feet Lowprice car Ahas only 20 cubic feet lowjpriee car Bhas onl 27 cubic feetPUSH BUTTON DRIVING, exclusive in the lowprice 3 This positive, mechanical control makes all other formsof driving oldfashioned Optional on all modelsGREATEST VISIBILITY in the lowprice 3Note Plymouths sweptback design Nocorner blind spot right of dotted line,as results from straight upanddown, posits on the other two lowprice carsSAFETYRIM WHMLS, exclusive in the lowprice 3 Protect you from accidents by helping to hold tireon rim in case of blowoutTWINCYLINDER FRONT BRAKES, exclusivein the lowprice 3 TWO hydraulic brakecylinders in each front wheel give you safer,surer stops, reduce the chance of accidents NEWEST STYLING in the lowprfce 3 AllnewAerodynamic Design, exclusively Plymouths,brings you tomorrows look todaytOP PERFORMANCE in the lowprice 3Plymouth holds official NASCAR speedrroord for oars In its class, accelerationrecord for all U S stock carsThe brUliani Plymouth Belvedertdoor Hardtop VS or tfNEWEST V8s in the lowprice 3 New airplanetype HyFire V8o up to 200 hp from Plymouths new 50,000,000 Qualimatic engine plant Andin Plymouths new Furya blazing 240 hpNow discover firsthand the rest of Plymouths valuedrive a PLYMOUTH today VDOn145 EAST MAIN ST VANS MOTOR SALESPinckney, MichBe it further resolved that a copyof this resolution with said Notice of Hearing be published in PincknyDispatch on the dats hereinafterret outResolution supported bySwarthout TrusteeUnanimously adoptedStanley Dinkel, Village President Mildred Ackley, Villas Clerk The Tom Clark family of Ann Arbor were Sunday gruests of the Mrs Margaret Clark family Francis Clark was one of the 250r Detroit News carriers who en joyed the 2 day trip to Cedar Pointei last week They stayed all night at the Baker hotel and spent the day atI amusement park ELECT ABottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATING WYLJE L P GAS SERVICEPHtNE 63 HOWELLFrom where I sit Joe Mars AConfused SifuationI meaning all week to tellat Curley Lawsoris baby experience HifMrs left him in charge,kbout seven pm, with instruc the children comeCurley read hisJtaper and whenever he heard footsteps on the staircase he or lered the culprit back to bed happened three or four times Little while later, Mrs MillerJfrom next door car, a over to i1laire if Curley had seen her J3onny Here I am, Mom came Toice from upstairs, But Mr Lawson yjPft let me go homeFrom where I sit, jumping toconclusions like Curley did, doesnt always make for an amusing story m reminded of the people whowithout due considerattonhare concluded that Imwrong to Hke an occasional j,rbss of beer Well, to my way of thinking, thats not only intolerantbat, whats more, minding the other felowa business r nfc theAT VK r,iy ProsecutingAttorney FIRSTIN ADECADEChasBGatestnan Prosecuting AttorneyON THE REPUBLICAN TICKETI have Lived in Livingston County for 24 year and have a genuine desire to serve the county with sincerity and tc the best of my ability I AM A MEMBER OFHOWELL JAYCEES TOASTMASTERS CLUBBOTARY CLUB AMERICAN LEGION LIVINGSTON COUNTY BAR ASSO CIATIONMICHIGAN BAR ASSOCIATIONAMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATIONMrPKERSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BOARDOVERSEAS VETERAN WORLD WAR II EXPERIENED AND COM PETENT ATTORNEYCREAMa ENRICHED BREAD voteAT THE PRIMARIES AUGUST 7, 1956 YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATEDvote Charles Gatesman Wntotoday, Joly 25M HOUOAY COUfCPowered u with the d to lead today and tomorrow sYOURINVESTMENT MOLDSWHEN YOU GOOVER TO OLDS I Just think of the pure fan of owningun Olds this summer tPut thats only half the story of thfeg, beautiful, budgetpriced Rocket rine 88 Right nvw yonTl be getriu high tradein for your old car Addtiiis to Oldpmobiles high resale worth heres your smartest investmentYes, and therm a whole svmmmrtdriving ahead It you bvy mowlThe 88 will gre you more pleasurethan you ever thought possible in a ear When that 230i it jpo lng Rockei Engineg, youll singiidjff it jpowlgl8ojig, y gright along wi JlfpAt cruisingspeeds, Roeket ftiel eeonoaajr it ovUtandinfcbecause onjjr a fractfen of potentialpower U being used But 175 horsepower in reserve is ready for you tocall on to meet any safety situationLets talk it over Well show you factsand figures which make it clear that an 88 i the buy in Julyh0 hp in NinetyEight tnd Super SiIN1A QUALITY PRODUCT brought to you by AN OLDSMOBILI QUALITYFRU 7 9ide o HiPOLITICnmemt BE CAREFULDRIVE SAFELYDSN MAIN MOTOR SERVICEZ14 West Grand River, Howell, Mich,THE ANNUAL FOWLERVILLE FAIR JULY 3031 AUGUST 1 2 3 4 ProgramMONDAY1000 A M Black and WaiU Show8 00 P M WrestlingTUESDAYEntry Day 800 P M Dog RacingWEDNESDAY930 A M Judging 4H Bnteriea 130 P M Harness Racing130 P M Fat Stock Show200 P M Base BallameP0 P M Tommy Bartlett Show10130 THURSDAYA M Judging Open Claai andEntering P M Harness Racing00 P M Base Ball Game 730 P M Stock Auction Sale800 P M 4H Talent Show 130 P M Stock Car Auto Race300 P M Base Ball Game730 P M Livestock and MaehleryParade 800 P M Ward Beam Thrill Show SATURDAY130 P M Big Car Auto Racing800 P M Kleins Variety Show ADMISSION PRICESSeason Ticket, Person Car 20General Admission, Gate 50c General Admission Grandstand 75cChildren, Grandstand 25cReserved Seats, Grandstand 125Cat Parking 25c VOTE FORERVIN B SUPERVISORSBrighton Twp Cohoctah TwpConway Twp TwpRalph GlennTUESDAY, JULY W,Board met, roll called by the Clerk and the following member wttlvfound to be presentErvin B Snyder Marion Twp WCarl W Raddatz Oceola Twp Ronald Stuible Putnam TwpRalph Wiggins Tyrone Iwp Genoa Twp Andrew J Seim Unadilia Twp Green Oak Twp Howard B Spicer Howell City Hamburg Twp Lillian H Smith Howell City Handy Twp Lyle Glover Howell CityHartland Twp Harold Armstrong Howell City Howell Twp Glenn BerryMoved by Conine and supported by Supvr MHJer thstt this1 Board1 4propnate the sum of 250000 to the Cooperative Extension Service extension agent, forW Harry GartretfHerman HCarried Supvr Conine presented the following resolution and moved itstion which was duly supported by Supvr RaddatzRESOLUTIONThe Agricultural Committee of the Livingston County Board ofvisors wishes to submit the name of Mr William Bortel for the position4H Club Agent in Livingston County and recommend that he be appoiflteto that position Mr Bortel has been approved by the Cooperative Exten sion Service, the Livingston County Advisory Council and the AgriculturalCommittee of this BoardRespectfully submitted,Milton Conine, ChairmanHoward GentryHoward B SpicerUpon motion of Supvr Snyderwhich was duly supported by SupvrWiggins, the Board adjourned until 130 PMAFTERNOON SESSIONSupvr Armstrong of the Criminal Claims committee presented bills tothe Board which were allowed as presented as appear by numbers G3893 to G3899, inclusiveSupvr Heeg of the Criminal Claims committee presented bills to theBoard as appear by number G390O Supvr Stuible of the Civil Claims committee presented bills to the Boardwhich were allowed as recommended, as appear by numbers G39O2G39O5, inclusiveSupvr Raddatz presented the following resolution and moved its adoption, which was supported by Supvr Conine T1 Finance Committee recommends that the sum of 50,00000be t ails erred from the General Fund of the County to the County Buildinj Fund, the said 50,00000 to be applied as a payment cm theleas oi the building located at the corner of Court Streets and jrandRi , ve and the finance committee be authorized to make suchpaTVat on August 15th, 1956 to the Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance CoSigned FINANCE CQMMITTBBCarl W RaddatzLloyd F HendeeHarold ArmstrongCarriedSupvr Glen of the Civil Claims committee presented bills to the Boardwhich were allowed as recommended, as appear by number G3906G390,inclusiveMoved by Supvr Armstrong and supported by Supvr Hendee that thefollowing notice of the County Agricultural Committee be adopted1 and published for a period of three issues of each newspaper published in the CountyNOTICEDOG LAWThe Livingston County Board of Supervisors has received compteiatthat many dogs are running at large in the County In order to adviie dogowners of the state law concerning dogs the following notice is given1 All Dogs must be confined upon the premises of the owner fromsunset to sunrise each dayDog license tags must be attached to dog at all times except whenbunting and accompanied by the owner Any person may kill any dog which he sees, in the act of pursuing,worrying or wounding any livestock or attacking persons Any dog that enters any field or enclosure, outside or an incorporated city, unaccompanied by his owner or his owners agents,constitute a private nuisance and the owner or tenant ot sucrj fj or other enclosure, or his agent or servant, may kill such dog whileit is in the field or other enclosure without liability for such killing Except as provided in the section it shall be unlawful for any person, other than a police office, to kill, injure or attempt to kU orinjure any dog which bears a license tag of the current year It shall be the duty of every police officer, upon complaint, to killany dog or dogs which are found outside an incorporated city,running at large and unaccompanied by owner or keepec The justice courts have authority to order a dog killed or confinedto the premises of the owner, upon proper complaint being filed and a hearing held, whenever a dog over 4 months old i runningat large, or has destroyed property or habitually trespasses in a damaging way on other persons property,, or has attacked or bitten a person or a dog which shows vicious habits and molests passers by or anyjdog which is running at large contrary to the provisions of the dog law ALL DOG OWNERS ARE REQUESTED TO TAKEIProgressive Democrat For County ClerkTHE LAKELAND DRESS HOUSEANNUAL SUMMER CLEARANCE SALEOn All Ladies and Childrens Dresses Sports F Wear Bathing Suits Phene Brighton 72989 Percent QflShortie Pajamas and Gowns AH Ladies andChildrens Hatsoff Off GLAMOMZHANNES BEAUTY SHOP ANNE GOOD, PropV All lines of Beauty Culture7845 MS Hamburg, MiehA U U 9m P M M1BLAND DRIVE7MU Glenn VanBeuran and wife ofByron called on Mrs Emma Dimktl lutMr and Mrs Martin Ritter attended the night tail game inTuesdayJanes Whitley exn cts to return Rev Keith Ledwidge of Davisonfrom hit 0 weeks rol teat Thura visited his mother, Mrs Eleanor Led day tv tte Gtatrai Mofe widgt lut 234564800THE ABOVE AND TO TAKE STEPS TO KEEP THE1RDOCSFROM VIOLATING THE PROVISIONS OF THE DCtffrUSigned Livingston County Board of SupervisorsCarried Upon motion of Supvr Snyder, which was duly supported by SupvrConine, the oard adjourned until Tuesday August 21st, at 10 AMGLENN BERRY, ChairmanJOHN A HAGMAN,derkBILLS ALLOWED SESSlbN OF JULY 17, 1056Name PurposeRoy Davis, Poultry Claim Harry Morlock, Justice Frank Lyerla, Poultry Claim 640QeHenry T Mueller, Livestock Claim 7500Forest Huff, Justice Fee 25ft Robert Avis, Livestock Claim 1000 George F Trollman, Justice Fee 20ft Sam Delapp, Livestock Claim 5010 Lawrence Gehringer, Care of InmatesSheritf 57660 Edna C Schild, Soldiers Burial 2000ft Robert J Aiken, Insurance 20239The MacDonald Funeral Home, Ambulance 800 Claire W Schnackenberg, Soldiers urial 20000Milton Conine, Spec Comm , 1085Howard Gentry, Spec Comm 1010 Howard Spieer, Spec Comm MCheck NoG3892 G3893G3894G3895G3896 G3897G3898G3899 G39OOG3902G3903G3904G3905G3906 G3907 G3908147214STATE OF MICHIGANCOUNTY OF LIVINGSTON S S I, John A Hagman, County Clerk and Clerk of the Circuit Cowl jand for the County aforesaid do hereby certify that the foregoing is t tMand correct transcript of the original proceedings the oard of Supervisorin and for said County and of the whole thereof now remaining in my JJoffice IN TESTIMONY WHEREOFI have hereunto set my hadthis 18th day of July A D, 1956 SEAL rJOHN A HAGMAN, I DISPATCH Wednesday, July 25,1956 UNGERIE GENTS FURN1SHBWSCANNED GOODS 4HOESGROCERIES DRtGOODSKEWED GENERA3 for the familys favthen freeze bell Ittays fresh and savory for months in ahome food freezer or twoinone refrig sratorfreezerchili, soups saucesr do,too No wonder smart homemakers say ftFreezer Living is Leisure LivingSEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER MYRON HUGHESGeorge Clark,Norman Clark anddaughter, Norrna, Jaaa and Rita is ited the Straits of Mackinac lastH week and saw the naw bridgeLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Walter Clark WM in Denver, ColorhEverything m Sfaerwm Wfiams PainU Coal and Fuel 03 Mm mand Baiting HardwareDEHOEYSONSftaat HA 4119 The Maynard Clark of Milanand Wesley Deltleina of Maacfaatter called at the Walter Clark home onFriday aighttTie Charlet Cavern family ofYotmfttown, Ohio, gpant the weekend with the If erwin Caapbell tonThe Merwin QampbeHi and ArnoldBerqui wire called to Graad RapMi Saturday b the death of FloydMaycroft Thayattendtd the funeral there Mood St Ifarki church lift WHntadfcy the Jfeyan Hughefamily who W at Rush Lake U 2months eajki m tha Walter Clarfa Mrt HuWhai fa the fotmer PaulineMiller, aeiee of Mr Clark The Tom dark fanriljr of Aaa Arbor wtrt Sualav ftpec 0 Mm Mn The Town and Country Garden Clubmet at the home of Mrs E D BrudyMonday Mrs Thomas Bonner was ccf hostess The following ladies from Pinckneyattended the Desert Bridge at the Cbemung Hills Country Club on Tues day Mae Daller, Louise Cantrell, Ethel Gustafson, Ellen McAfee and Lecna Bonner Ray Moriarity and wife and JoeI Jeffreys and wife left Saturday on a two weeks trip to Colorado The Winston Baughn and Clifford 1 MiJier families spent th week end at their cabin at Lovells The Abner Watkins family visited jhis sister in Detroit Sunday The Pinckney Rainbow Girls board Iheld a picnic Monday night at theHarold Porter home at Portage Lake The Frank Aberdeens entertainedSunday Jack Fairchild and JamesFord of Buffalo N Y Dale Hoskins, Frank Kusava and Mrs Brooksmithot DettroittMr and Mrs Dick Amo and children of Howell cllaed on the Earl Eaiighn one day last weekMiss Elsa Bock returned homefrom the Ann Arbor hospital last ThursdayThe Louis McCollums of NorthTowanda, New York, visited the L Henrys last week She is the formerLucy Mowera Olin Robinson who is at Highlandiark hospital is much better He isnow able to set up a few minuteseach dayThe Tom Wares attended a fare,well party Saturday at Davisburgfor the Fred Wares who are moving to CaliforniaMrsLois Kimbler and Maty Kralingave a shower Sturday night at theformers home for Julie KrrJin whowill be married toJohn Paul Warejjuly 28 14 were thereThe Richard Loomises sr of Detrolt spent Sunday with the M EDarrows Dicky Loomis who haa oeen visiting them tame here withthen and Cathy Loomis went to De iroit witth them Steve Francis Mrofka and BobbieKerr of Pinckney have enlisted inthe U S Navy and went to theGreat Lakea Training Station ThutadayMrti Steve Mrofka entertained theJ following at a 10th year old birthI day party for her daughter, Florence Sunday Valeria Parker, DonnaReesler, Catherine, Christine,Camile3uda, Angela McMacken, DianeGubachy, George Colone, Carol Froh lich, Cheryl VanNorman, HowardSinger, Benny feegura, John Wilson, Chiquita Amburgey Florence received many nice gifts and all had a goodtimeMcsdames Skinner and Langviesvof Chubbs Comers gave a dinner onThursday night at the formers home for the Allen DinkelsMrs Allberta Close attended ameeting of the Linden OES pastmatrons last Wednesday The Lynn Hendees,loyd Hendees,Hex Hendees and Gale Hendees and the Dr James Nash family of Cold,water pieniced at Portage Lake in Jackson couaty SundayJeff Hendee visited the Dr JamesNash family in Coldwater last week Mr aHH Mrs Fred Read entertainthe following at the cottage at Portage Lake Sunday Dr Steve Brown and Marilyn the John McGuires ofDetroit the Joe Schossers of Ann Ar bor, Dr Burseau and family of Muskegon, the Robert Reads and MrsJames Whitley and childrenThe summer school class in whichMesdames Rene Miller and JennieKellenberger are in at the Michigan State Normal had their graduatingdinner at the cottage Ann Arbor on ThursdaySarah Wylie underwent an opera,tion for appendicitis at McPhtirsonhospital, Howell, SundayThe Jack Sharps of Lansing spentSunday at the Lee Lavey homeThe Ronnie Hoskins family of Detroit and Mrs Gladys Lee were Sunday guests of Mrs Robert JackAlbert Shirley and wife spent Sunday with the Doyle Templetons ofKeego HarborTommy Ritter is visiting JimmyNash at Coldwater last week Glenn VanBeuran and wife ofByron called on Mrs Emma Dinkellast weekRev Keith Ledwidge of Davisonvisited his mother, Mrs Eleanor Ledwidfe last week Mr and Mrs Martin Ritter attended the night ball game in DetroitTuesdayJame Whitley expeoti to returnfrow hit 6 weeks road teatday for the Otnml Jfoton Complete line of Numbing FixturesSuppliesElectic, Oil and Gas Hot Water HeatersWE INSTALL SERVICE1075 E M36COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL PHONE UP 8 3114Wagoners Grocery 6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICES ,Beer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 70SJ2 JBLUE WATER LAUNDROMATAT LAKELAND, MICH ACROSS FROM COBBSCOMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE FAMILY WASHSOFT WATER andDRY CLBANLNGCOTTON RUGS WASHED AND SAM DAY 6BftVCflFLUFF DRIEDPHONE AC 9 6257MRS TAPPATTE LakelandMih,Daily To 700 P M Men, TUMI Wed Thur Fri SaLNOMINATEFRANK Z1EGLER L CaadidaU forSHERIFFof Livingston Comity on RpubHtn TicketWELL QUALIFIED 24 Years Experiencaformer Deputy andWATER SYSTEMS,PLUM6ING REPAIRS TOE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone UP 8 6607SAY IT A WITH FLOWERT frtaHELLERS ROWERSvl7wT J i iff f iDW r e147 5 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 25, 1956 Description An account of the resource July 25, 1956 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1956-07-25 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1ffe5dbe14a29c1f9b70fd5a7faa6d3a.pdf 07447c3ddfda04d1ba74998ddaec12b7 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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TV ,J I t WvrMIRRORGbvWflBan dilutes bion, arrived at toy Republicanate dominated committee on busi taxes They said that high bustaxe were driving industrial out ofA Michigan H saysloesst, true and that itng for Michigan badmorelosing, and thatigan acording to the Depjt omicomic 1955 Michigan reports the Commission a SoU Econ andhaveptax Pai by Michigan t oemPfor unemploymentsation was nine tenths f oe percept During age tax f twas 12 Pw9 , , , year the avfor the nation as a whole Soft Ball Garnet 45 YEARS SERVICEPinckaey lost to ftamburg in thecounty league Friday njght drosp Miu Nellie Gardner who has ednesday August 1 1956Ho ving them to 3ud placti with a 5 A 4 record City Serviee leads6 and 2 record Hamburg62 out withhashas lost orgaaist nd soloist at St MarysChurch for 45 ears, was honored Neighboring NotetThe funeral of Hugh Milner, Stockbridge undertaker was held thereFriday wtth burial in Oaklawn Cemetry Person Notes Current CommentMrs Ethel Sprout had Miss Doro Xhe HoweJl Chember of Covunarcfthy Parker and John Sprout at Sun js spearheading a driv to pon Thursday nifht at a party at the fhe Community Class of Unadilla attended by ayar , m ahower for Peggy Harmond fid I ill b mdrewbeaten 100 ar4tbienei nd friendfit Saturday night who will be married with ead, City 8vic nd,Icoying Grounds, liiey have one PerryAugust bres 12 P9 vThe percentage offlwhiganue obtained, rm lfl te l055 was 12,7 percent The average 140New York paid sylvania ft 30fleseent the A9t o industrialfefeice 1940 population 1m increaMCCwf L A, than flflV Otnett, rovre gae each wM ity Service,Fowlerville and Jroviag GroundsPinckney was abort 4 players withMoriait and Jeffreys in Coloradoand Meabon and Fry in norhernMichigan T Pinkny got a one run Jead thelth when Singer walked and scoredon wild throw Hamburg tied it the 2nd on Raymentff hm run In the3rd Hambggot run on 2 walks2 errors and a hit another the 4 th on 2 hits an4 Jng fly and one eachthe 5th and dth byJvme runs Thesewere shortHea got past theoutfield BJms gtojiblad the 2nd butleft teMnded aontbwll waswashit the 3xl and Amburgy safe on afielders thotee butwhen thecatcher mipd ilia thirdstarjk and Don Burns was kit in the headTheywere also stranded Singer got aperent mor than any other, j hit tbg BtiLlll 7ttt pee Clark struckMrf,WoiB 0th in population tTh etcher missed 3rd strikeptate mrcmgOTw w in population outThe catcher missedbut 5th in fcbm The people wh fctrike and 8 survey fof the senate t wild ka to the fence and Clark WMa thea floor lamp and Rev FTfor the parishioners with an over stuffed chair She was also present,ed with a history of her life writtenby Mrs Helen VanBlaricum and Mrs Janet Shehaa read a peezn written in her honor by Mrs ReneMill,er A dinner was servedThe evening festivities ended with square dancing, Abe Haines and daughter,3k Mikired Parks and Mrs BarbaraSuras furnishing the music withCure Swarthout callingNellie Gardner was the daughterof 2 pioneer families of this commonity Dr Charles Gardner andSarah Eleanor Harris who weremarried by Bishop Borgees of Dtroit April, 1880 Nellie was bornat Maybee February 19 the follotv ing year whrher father we prae tisingHer mother died when shewafep day old She was raised to woman, hood by her fathers sister, Mrs Margaret Gardner Monks, wife ofDamascus Monks who brought her up with her own two daughters,Fannie and Minnie She became inter Spiegleburg schools at auctionSaturday last 1300 attended the recent Home dinner guestsThe Albert Dinkels bad an at home jfor the Allen Dinkels Thursday nite85 were there Mrs Cariie Cameron of Calif orand Mrs Musa Ayers called on the Albertlast week Mrs Mable Dinkel spent Thursday there The Ray Languway and Giflfert School bleeitionthe Boys Vocationalmoved from Lansing to aGreen Oak near the Wpijitlinswcounty line where the state las aiready purchased land Thegiven is that location is in ly populated area One morevouid be better The people there donot want it The land pprchaedshould be used for other pu0Pfte oragomakers Conference at East Lansing Skinner families of Chubbs Corners put up for resale Some yeaCoye Allen, former member of tlio spent Sunday at the Detroit zoo j foJiowng the escape of an inmateLivingston county road commission Ray Reason and family called on froni the BritrJiton prison and board of supervisors died at the Albeit Dinkels last Wednesday nioVe was started to get thafed to bring put these facts lhel acoiedSinger doubled but Bob Amnews release VaUtJtfcal 5fcttrey and Gentile did not connect Bob Darrow was tossed out the 4thfjjr the umpire 4ecieoaAboutre thriving ground beef Mvei They will be,plant ed inMichigan lakes They are t theWolje Lake hatchajjy now pert got46 eoyottefoxes Tom Houghtoa replaced himrimP a Pinckney had 7 men left on bases U b lnt 1iountfc8 hi and 41at a fH compaiv As many as 1 have beenaMuelie As maycounted there Bumping was disoesjtifiuad ihtrt taisr year and 14 cabinsbaye broken intoonelvalue to waterfowl banded 7 Sepnear1 Saginaw was shot Dec IB, 1955 atPorto Rico Another banded Oct 6, 1065 was sat at Lot Villas, Cuba 4 Wnckney madeHamburg 4Pinckney plays City Service at toJJight Friday they will Fowlerville last week Miss Sarah VYylie came home fromNorthville races Aiiaman, Everettj ThursdayKanimels HillyhorseBrighton is making a survey of J ,pherson hospital, Friday followits elm trees to see if the Dutch , ,,,, an operationElm Disease exists , Roy Clark, Stanley Dinkel autlTom Anderson, a graduate of tho j rjUrence Bennett attended theveterinary dept Mich State Univrsity has located in BrightonAfter a lapse of 4 years in which j , ori again and so did Black Sam,aacting postmsters functioned, Alfred j hIse owned by Billy Sheliun of Ann Bosworth has been appointed post iLolmaster at BrightonMr and Mrs Lawrence Quealwho have been visiting at Bob returned to guests of Fred Keuils wereremoved from the county If tis waajmpcsible they demanded UMS placebe fenced lighted and guarded andilie boys there wear a priso garb rwilling ever came of the moveLater it w, rumored that bunchat merrvho, owned a tract of 4and inGenoa were trying to sell it to thestate for the site for a aew prison Numerous petitions were circulatedThe Howeil board of education ifasking for bids on 17 district schools buildings who have consolidated j1 with Howell Included are Chubbs Corners, Harger and Marion Qenter schools Henry Perry , Howell, former big , Join, MeUuires of Aim Arbor, od an1 Governor Williams appealed,a Whitleys sr of Am, Arbur and t0 H said Paon had bean decid ed on and no site chose Theiiion wus latex built at Ioniaisxie Miller and family called oner mother inDelfoit Saturday and 1 Ulin liobmson at Highland Parkincpital Clare and Kick also touk in tin ball tfame Tiu Tusch family, HowardTiayer and wife visited the Harryosted in music and took lewonayn league base ball player died at , aL Whitmore Q Bundayinconservatorylearned the millinery to esson Jn league bas pyAnn Arbor fie J Tontiac hospital last week trade with John Hagman, county clerk, On President Fiaaniioin Panama last week SLessen of his cabinet Btirred up aIjurnefs nest by suggesting thatRkhard Nixon be dropped vas a can date lor vice president and Govwas Mik1 vey and wife of Jackson, J Christian Herter of Massachusetts h d i hi tVFh RbliHamburg here at900 p mThe Vseaeoi psaitiaenli MiUwall sxirned to Pindqtay where sfiaof HoweH at 780 ed c millinery store ftrst in the teleMiss Georgia Martin, a sister pi elected vice pres of the countyMr Thomas Read and worked in i clerks at their meeting at Port Hurstores in Ann Arbor and Jackson j on lant weekwhere she was buyer and journed to vick L10 of PJnckney is secreneny cities for supplies InJltfoDamascus Moaks gied and the gl oving year they nioved to Pinckiteyin the home where they tii3 lireHer aunt died in 19W and she re J k sharps of Lansing and Mrsweek they play PrevingGround M HoweU Wednesdayand lemrierville tkere Friday BightPinckneyAmburgey, 3bGentile, If oung, lbDarrow, 2b Houguton , rf Claris, rf, 2bkeader, e H433 21 006 001 12000 for William Bortel,new county4fl agent The Kelly JUillor Bros Circuswith 20 elephants is at Howell on August 9 Mrs Clara Avery, 88r widow ofUP Krneet Avery Howell dentist and mayor , died July vZ of liowell wereof the Lee Laveys Sundayphone building and later in the op The leUoing marriage licenses era house building She was here ua were iagued Ia8t week Trcnce Bittil 1938 whenehe became assistant iett 20, Gregory, Virginia Driver,20, poptmastet which position she held Fowlerville John Paul Ware, Zl,until her retirement 1951 at which t Fmckney, Julie Emily Krahn, 10,time the postal employees gave her pinckney Marshall Kumclman,23,a wrist wateh Gregory, Anne Brabe, 23, PinckneyA fine soloist she was on many pro iKUwin Carroll Stapleton, 22, PincKgrams here During the 45 years ney Donna E Swarthout, 18, Pinek she has been organist at St Varys neychurch she has suag and played athundreds of masses, weddings and The Leo Bettys family of WalledTuko spent the week end with Mr fidiHi Carr ihr Dale Miller family apent the cfk end at Harrison Mrs Edna Spears waa in Jacknun last Wednesday r Harlow Shehan and chUdreeof Jackson called on the Win She Thursday The Asher Wylicsrl SundayMrs Ethel Sprout had dinner wjththe Hex Fineouta at he named in his steaeVFhe Republiccn national committee arid conhit the ceiling Tfcey delanded the presidentat orce which Jie has nodofte Thrfthfnf about it which h not yetLeon clearer up iswho was informed of SteMS in ten turn by him before t0 president y pwent to Pansma, did not stop hlw if to favored Nixon He m avSvstopped Uie move if he hswhwantedt The office of vice president i0 1 funerals200at St Joe hospital early Friday7rem injuries received that morning wher he crashed at Dead Mans Curoppos sc PinckneyDexterfarm,ftdthisopposc hSide of Fleming Rd scene of numererous fatalities Accordhvg to the story he had been at the Dale MattLake and returning home passed the scene of a minor auto accident atPintneyDextei and MdGregor U4iiL,J3iof , Ped Thethere followed him until Vf, jvuuci, He was a graduate of Annf Arbor high school and waa attendIng the U of 14 He ha4 served in in Japan and KoreaHe married Bar HamburgRowland,3 11Waterbury Sb lb Winkelhaus, lb D asD JBeniett, cJ ODHerty Kapp, rfLUyi, If 2242 24 33 0013 0200 For many years she was villagecierk A staunch Democrat she served on the county commitee and has been delegate to state conventions Shts was one of the organizers of theTreble Clef Music Club which included Norm Curlett Sadie Cooper,Joie Harris, Florence Baughn, BlancheMartin, Marion Pearson,Lila Swarthoot, Ruth Poterton, Esther Campbelt and others During the centenn ial in 1937 she was an several com and helped stage the pag RECEIVES AWARDJudjo of Probate Hiram RSmith,baa juat received the following certificate of appreciation from the resident Tho Pregident of the United Statesids this Certificate of Appreciation io HIRAM R SMITHin grateful recognition of five yearsof service to the Nation as an un OLinpensated member of the Selec bfiAGUB STANDING1950 W L Pel,0 2 7506,,jin Japan afar3rown of Ann Arbor illare no children HisBiie, also 3 brothers and a sis ter The funeral was at the MuehtiChapel Monday Jndtny,Proving Grounds 3 6 organists who preeeeded herjje Service System Awarded at Washingtotf, Districtof Columbia, this 1st day of Septevn ber, 1955 G Mennen Williams, Governor organists who preeeeded herja St Marys Church were Mrs Bad jAvtnur Holiwas Dir Select SenTee h Blh Pidt f Murdock of llalluis Corncrs and Donna DeJJarr of Oorrunaare visiting the Robert Pikes The Jense Henrys spent Sundayat the L J Henry homo The Ashfy Wyhe children viited the Elgin Lines Friday and attendedthe, meeting at tthe Church of Godthat night MrandMrs, Maurice Link of RushLake called on the Roy DillinghaniiSunday Roy Dillingham entered Footehospital, Jackson Monday whore h was to be operated on Tuesday forcateractsThe George Helligs of Ann Arborand Wesley Morrisons of Chelseacalled on the John Boyers SaturdayThe Misjies Nellie Gardner amVatuiie Monks witMrs Aria Caulk called on the Russell Gardners Sun lay at their new summerhome tic Cooper aad Miss Kate RuenBATWN6 AVERAGES PINCKNEY LIBBART NBW8 Hanis fsawibooks andot,Bobin Hood r family Kenneth Fryboo Ab f tfcs late Rev Mor gave a large box of books for allages Please return bookaajriptheri Phil 5entil Joe Jtffreyf , DOB Brna RayVl6riaiM want to read them If anyone maItookcasas needsthem for childrens boo has been given SingefJaci DenfiistMai Sputlvwett ABRHH 092 I 106 98 108 97 688 6 8t0 6 861081 455333 250Pet ,428,854 346333 30745 KRAHNWARS WEDDINGThe wfcddin of Jtxlfe EmilyKrahn, dafhtr ef Ut and Mrsf Henry Krahi to John Paul Ware,son of Mr and flr Thenaa Waro took place ,turday aehmat Dwight D Blsejihowr, President ofof the United StatesLewis BHerahey, National Directol of Selective ServiceSt 5Potter Af orvaA demoing haU vrt , mttosTf Bfv, Albertofdsng Hiey were attended by Mary Donna Quinn of K1WANS SOTESH C Vedder showed travel picturer last night Next Tuesday nite Judge Francis OBrien of Ann Ari ilbor talks oilThursday trafzlcstiwanis takesDetroit Pen Casannee,uThe brides costume was whiteiace over tkitton, wait length with finger tip eeflSBie carrfed yellowt,ma white craattons,The bridesmaidy tp 5Ufd Sendee SupvsrofUD, and Faanie BoseIrmb She leav 4Hby tesa tied Mondayft ttt 11 Taawday nifht team beat the Hoy team IIIn the senior circuit the Cardin beat the fted Sox 7 to I and the yello aqua dress and herflowers were carnationsThe reception was at theNeighbor Glob, Portage Lakej lira,WJtb Qtlispjp assisttd by llnr AWChUbeCfcrW and Jack CoeteaMiSr Tony Shirsnm tut the oake,coupJe hit on atrip on their returnWhite PoultryANNOUNCEMENTMt Lorea Xflea ofas announces theher sister, Miss 0 An Arbor to Georgebi twobus loads fron 4e Senior and Junior base ballleaguea to the Detroit Boston base hJLgameHAZEL PARK RACES The Haiel Park races start Au 6 and run to September 22 nightlyGEOKGE T FISHGeorge T lish, son of Elbridftcand Charlotte 1ish, was bom on the fan on Farley Rd where he hi lifetime on February 23 dledJuly 28, 19ML H wasc fajncr,y profession ixceeor afew yeaT when heold wilrSkaps itile Oailaghr LakeA ear eariven by Robertki of Detroit and also contaningJohn Pawlak of Detroit headed west on Patterson Lake Rd, went in themarsh opposite the Leo Davis farm i important hi ytfap tbefore due to the state 4 tle presidenfs health This office fs ot us vially considered important and thernominee is usually pulled out of theg ab bag That is hW Nixon waschosen 4 years ago After Eisenhew er beat feimator Taft theie V a tnovf started to nominate SenatorTaft for vice prestttft birtr hover leaders, Gov Dewayrcto would not listen to iWlooked for a man who would Joeepluble to both liberal and vativc Republicans it same upSenator Nixon He had been, ox Aler Hiss case, and waswiiti Senator McCarthy wjjfelfcthey were disposed to peuce pipe with Nixon has avof getting in wrong Two yhe called the Democrats the of treason and Communist doraination which assertionnad to repudiate Many liberalSunday night No onfcjvas seriouslyhurtThe Jack Yountf, Fred Singer andVal Kaiser families attended theYoung reunion Sunday t the Vincor Young home In Gregory J3were theree f Mrs Dorothy Dinkel Johnny andChristine attended the Huttentacker1reunion Sunday at Portage Lake inJackson county The Curletu held open house Saturday night for their aret Curlett Young for a numberof schoolmates and friends The foil owing were there Mrs Willa LamD,Ann Arbor Mrs Betty Bettes,Walled Lake MrsMary Jane TaschMrV Dorothy Kennedy, MrstMatyvman, Mrs ConstanceMildred Ackley, Mfk like to dump himbut feur a party splitChsirmanhJallimmediately after Stassens ouiburst called up Herter and asked him tonominate Nixon to which he asreedproviding the president wanted nint So far the president has refused tocomniitt himself At one presavcon,fei eiice he said it was up to tit COvent ion to nominate the vice freatheCar, firs I when heiold wgrfeap Surviving are a brother Fred, and J one, Mrs Elizabeth WylieSsd Mrsraster, Clella, at home, a aisterMrRMaine Sloan of Howell and a sister, Lulu DarrowThe evening was spentin reminiscing Refreshments were ident At another that hedelighted to hM Nixon ticket witJumut he refused aa outriitThe trial of Sergt Miewfe itFan Island charged with marrhtagai green bunch of marineiatea swtktnp in which 6 were drowned has us pulled Italso testified he was ka when he gave the fatal defense hfl jjfjgd toswaall rout nec 1Mrs Mable Backus of Chelsea A served , Ernest, and a sister, o,ofare deceased The funeral was at the Swart1 J Home, Monday, Rev 4W Burjaj FLURIDE PROGRAM v Fiottrlde PrtXtram wiU startI iay y t 3,t 900 a m at dcubt that marines OsYltanpractiseof being that a system whichles drowning is neeatsanr ta them the proper degree eftreFX Testimonyalso showed Sergt McKeoa familiar with thx1 JTHE PBJCKNBY DISPA1CE Wednesday August 1, 1956Supporifkhr Notes of 48 Years AgeA K Pierce has suld his Millingto a paper and is looking for a locai ionVhe following are already hereui iho Old Boys and Girls Days Poole of hlugne, CFergusons oi Lansingof Nebraska E L Markey Chicago, JE Conklins of DeLrou j Mrs Wm Cmner of Parshlvio u 110 canary birds, all raieo this ur iFinckny won the ba tame atvijtn Thursday 7 lu HOWftlTHEATREttowell, Mich Air ConditionedTbr July SI Aug1,3The Sixth District deserves youthful, tigqresshe representtation in Congress by a man who bvt in the Eisenhower program ,t wlets Send Ingham Countys PCHARLES ECHAMBE TO CONGKftJfrttCAN AtfcneyTo lv AM A j bur nspii iasc week Lverr Reaoii , wiic L tiuc visliiriy hnv Mr K fcuh f Vtks Cetr, XV, and M rttt Diawiid of i fivoir visited at the Aurge oilier George Siglerhome lat week Jacob Vollmer of VaseOjphio, isIacob Vollmer of Wasseii, Ohio, is,getting in sonu fishing,Dr Cyrus Gardner has bought thuhotcj at Riverdale and will remodelit into a residence and officeThe Lucius Wilson family of DeMoine, Iowa and and Mollie Wilsonof New York are visiting the AlbertWilons ,, , jMiss Florence Younlove of Le troit is visiting her aunt, Mrs Lynn Gardner Phillip Makinder of Toledothe week end with his mother here, j SrMaiys annual picnic is at Jacksons grove August 13 The speak ens are Frank Shields, Dick Roche ud Nicholas Whelan, speaker of the house of representatives Ball gamys Pinckney vs Anderson, Unadillahand will play BHOWAM JUNCTIONin CinemaScope snd ColorCartoonFriday, Saturday, August 3, 4 Doublt Feature PrtgrauRobert Mitch urnfeFOKEIGN INTR1GIK In ColorAlsoTom Trita and Jan MtrlininS UK A MING KAGLES CartoonSunday, Monday, August 5, 6 LEE THEATREWHTTMORE lAUrFriday, Saturday, Assort S4SUNDOWNCaJhoun, and Martha HyerJohn Wayne and Susan Haywara inTHB CONQUERORin Cineraacope a ad Color Oar toon EoryWORLD WITHOUT in CfeemaScof IWithHugh Marlowe and Nancy GatesColor CartonDays,Sun MooTues WeH Thwr 5, 6, 7, 8, 9TRAPEZECinemaScope 5Cukir by UeLuxvTut, Wed, Thurs, Aug 7, 8, 9 Jeff Chandler and Loraine DaylaTOY TIGERM Gety waittodays highest tration your present carlorp AT YOUR OLDS MOBILE DYOURE ALWAYS VcSorDON MAIN MOTOR SERVICE216 West Grand River, Howell, MichranMdame Elizabeth CotoneMaryEichman attended the funeral cfMrs Irene Lee in Detroit Wednes day On their way home their carwas hit in the rear at Schoolcraft and Beech by another car They escaped injury but 200 in damajrewas done to their car The driver of the other was givee a ticket forxecklesB driving Joan Marie Eichman isthe Ambrose Eichtnan familyDearborn The Roune Hoskins family ndMis Madge Howe of Detroit wer Sunday guests of Mrs Irene Jack Dick Young and 3 childre spentSunday witth the Andrew Campluil Jenny Xynd Parmal went home with them iBorn to Dick Young and wife Susun Campbell of Flint July 28 a71 lb son I 1 I, Rone Millers summer schoolclass had dinner at Turneya, Stock iile, last Monday Thu Ralph Clinton family and Gersild Clinton, wife and Mm of Dttroiis junt Sunday with the CJ Clintons Vhe C J Clintons with the RalphCiuton children left jNion to visit the Walter Clintons at Clack Lake IaUy Palmer and Bobby Acklyinnd friemU took the boat trip to Bblo Saturdayvih Sharon GriffithRev Keith Ledwidge of Davisoniy visiting his mother, Mrs Eleanor I cdwidge Tiic Ambrose Kennedys were Sunday guests of Irvin Kennedys Tiu Howard Reads are at NewKerry this week Mrs Anthony of Ann Arbor is taking eare of the3 children John Colone and wife were in De SYLVANTHEATRE Chelaea, MichiganNOTICEThe Past and Present Presidents the Kings Daughters picnic wille held at the home of Mrs George Saturday, August 3, 4SLIOHTLY SCAItLET in TechnicolorwithJohn Payne Arlene Dahl and Rhonda Fleming Lurt Curtis, Tony Lanca1r andGina LollobriklaNovelties Late News Cartoon3CI0 Drive Jn THEATRE 65 8 8 JACKSON RD Rte SFiiday, Saturday, August 3, 4 CLORYin SuperScope and Color WithMargaret OBrien, Walter BreananalsoQUINCANNONJFRONTIER SCOUT in TechnicolorWithTony Martin and Peggy CastleSunday, Monday, August 5, 6 THE TRIALwitbGlen Ford and Dorothy McGuiiealaTEXAS LADY SuperScepe and Technicolor WithjCIaudette Colbert, Barry SullivanIiMarcwaky ul 10185 Iiickoi7 Drive, Sun, Mon, Tues, Aug 5, 6, 7Lakeland on August 6 ifc I THE EDDIE DUCH1N STORYin Cinema Scope and Technicolor WithTyrone Power and Kim Novak4H NEWSThe Country Cook met this weekvrh Neil Hull presiding Our next meeting is at the hih school Aup8 then we go roller skuting1 at Island Lake It was decided the first yeartis take muffin j to the Fowler iiJt Fair, 2nd year cookies and 3rd cup cakeu Hope we wiii lots of ribb , Tues, Wed, Thurs, Aug 7, , 9PICNICin CineScope and TechnicolorwitliKim Novak and William HoldenWed, Thurs, Aug 9 8 By Popular RequestML WORE A YELLOW RIBBON WithJohn Wayne and Joanne Dru KILLERS KISSWithJamie Smith and Frank SilversFieda Kaye Fletcher, 11 montiis daughter of theAlfred Fletchers ofAPPRECIATION AND THANKS kbridjfe was killed Saturday 1L is with true sincerity that I ex whfer a Car dnven by her clePaul j jlliams, 19 backed over her at theSt,myMrs Ethel Sprout spent the weiJc Sunday to bring their childrenend with her sister, MrsVina Beach home who have been visiting their i Michigan Center auiir Mrs Irvin KowalskiThe Andrew Nesbitts visited DrWylie and wfe in Dexter Sunday Tne Asher Wylies called onthai night, Mr and Mrs Max Nickell of AnnAhor, Lee VanHom of Californiathem ar,d MrsGeorge VanHorn of Howell called on the Clifford VanHom lastweek LOOK LOOKLOOKCOME ONE COME ALL FISH FRYAT ST MARYS NEW PARISH HALLFriday, Aug tend niy thanks and appreciation to our pastor, Rev Fr Schmitt and j HIM parishioners f St Marys for jthe honor bestowed on me at thelist parish paitv, in th newMarys Hall in recognition ofmany years service UK organist The bountiful dinner, beautifulgifts chair, lamp and corsage, the book written by Mrs Helen Van, I 1iaricum the, poem written by Mrs Rene Miller and read by Mvs Jaiet Shehan and the music byttho1 Haines Orchestra all served fco makethe occasion a very memorable onefor me Your FriendNellie E GardnerCARD OF THANKSI wish to thank my friends andneighbors, Rev and Mrs Winger, Congl Ladies Aid, Pinckney OES145 for the many cards, flowers,fifts and visits during my illness,, lYour kindness and thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated Elsa H Bock grandfather, ErmieTWO MEN WITH THE SAMS INCOMEOns man goes ahead and spendsTheother looks ahaad and saves Itsevery persons choice, more luxuryaow or more security later,We dont advise scrimping to saveThere are more logical limits Whatwe do advise is moderate, regular thrift saving as seoa as possibiaMake a simple calculation thencome in and make adown paymenton peace ef mindFIRST NATIONAL Bankporatfea tad Federal Deposit sic CorporationAH Doposrfts tasvW Up to The Misses Anita Shirty, NancyNash and Nancy Bower of Dextaf returned Monday from a weeks stayFt Camp Barakel, Fairview, MichMr and Mrs William Hildebrandof Chicago are visiting the Herbert BryansThe Basil Whites of Mason Roadand Ray Lavey of Gregory calledon the Ben Whites last weekLawrence GehjingerSHERIFFREPUBLICAN TICKETYOUR SUPPORT APPREECIATEDTake f cthat f JiFIRST STEPtoSECURITYOnce YOU take that first step tad open, tsavings account youll find it usy oif from therein Make deposits regularly to your savisfrom each paycheck tod see how much fun ftttdy STARTS AT 530 P MSPONSOREB BT THB GUILD OUR LADY OF FATIMA dayThe Don Griffiths of Mt Pleasantwere Sunday quests of the Jot Griff,ith family saving can be Open your account with ft convenient amount thats the first Youll liktjour irifodiy iTHE McPHERSON STATE BANKTbt Beb Efhn aprot lat WMkin cortha MkUfn SJSmf TBABlk the vff, TlftaWrTIB PIMCKKBT DISPATCH Wednesday August You KnowA GOGETTERFor Governor ELECT AOnly A GoGrtw Uk COBO by working together with others,could AoW tfte line on taxes as he hasdone in hissix years as Mayor of DetroitOnly A GoGetter like COBO by working together with others,could reduce the bonded debt of Detroit by over 5,000,000 and still complete or have under constructionpublic improvement projects totalling 688,926,140Only A GoGetter Like COBO by working together with others,could put through a 14year expressway program in 7 years by carryingDetroits fight for better highwaysto Washington and Lansing andcoming home victoriousOnly A GoGetter like COBO could win his way to victory eveiytime he ran for office7 times as City Treasurer, 3 times as Mayor,Only A GoGetter like COBO By Working Together With Others,Can Give MichiganBUSINESSLIKE AdministrationHas Given His CitylLETS GET BEHINDTHIS COOPERATIVE GETTER FOR GOVLx riRepublicans SVott F The Mas Who Cai WiN In NovemberVOfE for COBO forBottle GasFOR COOKING, WATER HEATING AND HOME HEATINGWYUE L P GAS SERVICEPHONE 63 HOWELLYOURE ALWAYS WELCCig AT YOUR Ci, DON MAIN MOTOR SERVICE216 We Grand River, Howeil, Michigan AttorneyINDECADEChasB manREPUBLICANThis message is for those of you who have not met me face to face I have visited hundreds of good, solid Livingston County Residents such asyourselves during the past several month, many of ycu friends and rteiqhbors willremember the ea nest yourg aorrey who eekod on thvr door and krscjtjccdhimself as CHARLES B GATESMAN,CANATS for PROSECyTING ATTORNEYThy know that I am a native sn, raised end ertuccited in Livkgsfon County, and a Veteran of WsHdl War II Others wlJi rccolz rrte as the young lawyer who haspractised In this County since early 1952In the event wfedoilt meet during thenext few days, please consult ourmutual frionds before you visit the peTIs Pmurrffieyit pat m a good worformeTime is running out The Vrswry Election wiH be held Tuesday, August 7thI am running for the office o ProutiRg Attorney I want your voteSincerely,CHARLES B GATSSMANyour Support Will Be Appreciated V 1vote Charles te sman voteNOMINATEMURRAY KENNEDY LIVING5T0N COUNTYSHERIFFDEMOCRAT TICKET August 1, 1956FURNITURE AUCTION SALELocated 1 miles west of Hamburg on M36, then mile South at10446 Merrill Road on old Ball farm Starts 1100 a m Sharp LmnchSATURDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1956 TO THE VOTERS OF LIVINGSTON COUNTYDunrq recent weeks a young man, CHARLES B GATESMAN, has leaned to many of you personally Many mbre ofyou have road hs eds in this and other papers He is aRcPUSLfCA candidate fcr Prosecuting AttorneyCharles is the son of Calvin and Lillie Gatesman, whomoved to ivingston County 24 years ago These who knewCalvin Gatemai respected him as a man expressing interestin his cornvsmty through civic and church activities He wasa man rss ced by every person who knew him We poinl this out because we feel that CHARLES GATESMAN is such amanlike his father he has the rospect of those who know himbestCandidate GATESMAN is the type who doesnt talkmneh ebru hinsof We feel that you should know a few morethings about tvs rQRclidatethings that he would not te you Here is a young nn who has served his country fa the fullestHe was one of thes Americans who fought fcr us in Germanyat the Battle of the Euge He was a prisoner of war following that breakthrough He returned home to study law andsince has been a practicing attorney for four years in ourcountyHis derire to serve you now as a citizen has been provenby his many weeks of travel throughout the county so that he might have the opportunity to meet and talk with the peoplehe hopes to serveWe know CHARLES GATESMAN we We like him Weknow that he can and will serve you efficiently, if elected Wourge you to elect a new PROSECUTING ATTORNEY our firstin ten years JERVIN B SNYDERStov, RefrlgiBmtoTWash 1 Progressive Democratfag Machine, Living Room Suite, Dinette, Tables, Chairs, Rugs ettcTypewriter Antiques Free Prteea Given AwayNot Responsible for AccidentSTANLEY BATES, AUCTIOMUULPhoM Brigate I SignedGATESMAN FOR PROSECUTOR COMMITTEEof Livingston CountyThis politico ad paid for by h above named coffimiMee For County Clerk mTHE PlKCKNIf DISPATCH Wednesday August 1, 1959 ITS TIME FOR A CHANGE AT THE COURTHOUSE1SE rfc Democrat VotersNominateAt Primaries August 7 MURRAY KENNEDYCLERK OF PUTNAM TOWNSHIPER V1N B SNYDER Supervisor of Brighton Township SHERIFFCLERKLENZOMURMY REGISTER OF DEEDS Assessor of PinskneyFormer Supervisor Putnam Tow shirMARYKOCIi Treasurer of Genoa Township TREASURERRALPH WIGGINS DRAIN COMMISSSIONER Supervisor Deerfieid TownshipThese Candi latcs have been elected to Township Offices on tbe Demo oratEndorsed y Leadiner Democrats throughout Livingston CountyATTENTION VOTERSWe urge you to vote on August 7th torenominate and reelect Wilfred H Erwin asProsecuting Attorney of Livingston County His record in office has been good He has conducted this important office in a fair aid im partial manner at all times He has emorcedthe law and has made no deals with anyoneHis record speaks for itself and he should beretained in this officeSignedCITIZENS COMMITTEE TORETAIN WILFREB H ERWINAS PROSECUTING ATTORNEYAT THE PRIMARIES AUGUST 7, 1956 G5NS3AL PRIMARYSCHOOLSDRIVINGr A To The Qualified ElectorsXOTIC IS i Y GIVEN7, That a General Pri vdvy fhciiun vijl fcjfijaja in the Putnam Township, Livingston CountyState of MichiganONfe,Jgiist7,1956the Place or Places of Holding the Election if Said City as Indicated Below, VizThe Putnam Township Notes of 25 Years AgoA large crowd attended the anni ual St Marys picnic in JacckT Grove Thursday The Kowlervilte 50 piece band playd and the Finiansisters sang, Mac, the magician, didhis stums Jcan Goldkettos Orchtstia jlaycd ior the dance, Pinckneybeat Fowlervilie in the ball Mame 10 to 5 BatteriesPinekney Jim Moranlluu Lee Ed Brow a, b,, Johnj Kiancy, 2t Bruce lleid, ObJoj Dim s Outfield, Ausmuker, Jleadlee and 11 oy Kenson lovlorviU batteryPet erson Finian The days receipts 17i0 jt Jlyp Cks 22, divned at Por f v tae Lake oiiiuliiyYork township near Milan hasbeen chosen , thu sic ior i, r Judoill prison Gerald McFadden, 42, died of abroken neck receied while diving at Lake Cheniung, Out, lal week ,He married Mae Kennedy of Pinckncy who died in 1928 There aT liv1 children C II Kennedy and GeraldKennedy attended the funeral jThe Anderson picnic will be heliat Howell city park Sunday The Kings daughters hold a baaear Saturday c ning on the publicsquare The DexiPincknc road is being blacktp i Dean rrr a underwent a sinjsoperation a Ann Arbor last week j Mrs Nellie Lynch and daughter, Margaret, of St Louis Mo, are vis ting hereDon Cushing of Dexter had hiscar stolen ill Ann Arbor last week Thomas Howlett underwent a sinusoperation at Jackson last week Charles Cele who operates a lunchstand at Brighton was raided last week by prohibition officers and is out on bailCongress in its final days of sessiim indulged in a lot oi horse play ,They passed Uie bill banning sail of liquor on commercial air liners know irp the senate would not have lime toact on it and also the civil rights bill 246 to 128 knowing it would ncv crget past the filbustering southera scnatoisThe first was to mollify the Ihys and the second negpros voters2v , SEASON iiSATNITL,A ia 70C pdorth orJackson on MSO For the Purpose of Placing in Nomination tyr all Political Parties participating therein, candidate for tin Following Offices, VizGovernor, LieutenantGovernorRepresent in Cof resiLEGISLATIVEA AID airifUUUSllY stateRepresentatrwiProsecuting Aiiorneft Sheriff, Countr ClertCounty Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Auditd nCounties electing same, Drain Conimissioi erCoroners, Surveyor, and suth other Officers afare elerM at that timeAnd for the Purpose of Placing in Nomination, Ctaidate uticipatin in a NonPartisail PrimMtliection for the Following Offices, V4zPROBATE JUDGECIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERSAlso Any Additional Amendments or Rtefere dums That May be SubmittedNotice Ftstive to Openingi and Closing of the Pollsj ELECTION LAW, ACT 116, P A 1954 SECJION 720 On the day of any election the polti shal be open1 at o clock ia the forenoon, and shall be continuousopen nntil 8 oclrck in the afternoon and no longer Evertjuahiiptl fleitor n roju and in line at the poils at the hor or scribed for tise riosH thereof shall be allowed t roUi lUUMijTie TOLLS of sd cleclien will be open it ocirk aii nnd vil ieiin open vniil 8 ofi C MURRAY KENNEDY, Townshio ClerkAUCTIONHaving sold my farm, 1 will sell the following at Auction at 640 HowellPnckltRoad in the village of PinckneySATURDAY, AUGUST llh I P MEdward Sottschalk, AuctioneerPhone Howell 101027 Head of Cate jHolstein cow, 3 years oid Fresh 8f weeks, open 51 eunp pojg pjo SJPSX y MOO ut9Sop j Holstein cow, 4 years old, fresh Calf by sideI Hotstein Bull, 5 mos old, eligible to registerHolstein cow, 3 years old Due Aug 12Hofstein cow, 2 years ofd Bred June I IHolstein cow, 4 years old, due Sept 14 jHolstein cow, 3 years old Due Aug 4Guernsey cow, 4 years old Freh Calf I by side iHolstein cow, 3 years old Due Sept 16Hltein cow, 2 yrs old, Due Aug 7 Holstein cow, 2 yrs old Due Aug 9Holstein cow, 2 yrs old Due Octi2 yr old Hofstein heifers due inwinter Hitm bull, i yr oldHolsteln cow 2 yrs oW, Du Aug 52Holstein heifers, S mos old NOTE These are all young cows and milky herd Some are artificiallybred and some calfhood vaccinatedDciry Equipment8 milk cans International milk cooler 4 camConde Milking machine complete, pipe line pump and motor200 bales Hay 6 t6 12 mos time will be given on bankable notes bearing 6 intonrf BERT WYLiE, ProprietorNot Responsible for OccidentsAOYD KEHRL, Clerk Firr,t National Batik of PlymouthWilliam Henry Groomes DEMOCRATFOR STATE REPRESENTATIVEPledged to Honestly Representthe Peoplein the LegislatureXT DISPATCH Vtdnoday August 1, 1966The StoreLINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGS V 4 CANNED G IIISHOESGROCERIES DRYGOODSKEMitD GENERAl STOREDouble your recipe for the familys favorite stew Cook I then freeze half It lays fresh and savory for months in aiome food freezer or twoinone refrig eratorfreezerchili, sous, sauces do,1 oo No wonder smart Homemakers sayFreezer Living is Leisure LivingSEE YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALERLUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Everything m Sherwm Wffliami Paints Coal and Fuel Oiland Building HardwareD EHOEYSONSfleae HA 68119 Dexter George Thompson ia a patient at theVeterans hoapital, Ann Arbor, willi a heart ailmentThe Clarence Oliver family oftioit spent Thursday with the Murray Kennedy familyJ The Deerfield Democrat Club i bold their annual chicken dinner atDecrfield town hailAuguat 2 Gov G ileuneuviij speak A delegation, from ucr will attendThe Wbstnr Siroujrsa fravuiheu home oa Peiul ju to the Kobert Seefeids of Joslyn LakeGeorge Aschenbrenner has rentedthe Junior Doyle parment on Uaadiila StJames and Alton Hollingsworthhave returned from Washington D C via Northwest Airlines wliero1 where they spent a pleasant fewj lew days with tinir fobbtrXfee Hollingswortht, an Alma College Junior, has been notified of hisselection by the Dow Chemical Co of Midland, Mich for a merit scholarhip in the amount of 50000Mr and Mrs Clare Reid of Portage Lake called on MrsTress Cole SundayThe Lloyd Hendees and LynnHendees attended the AppletonHill iker wedding in Detroit SaturdayMrs Aria Caulk of Ann Arborspent Sunday with the Gene Dfnk elsMesdames Eloyse Campbell andEva Enquist were in Jackson Friday Kirk Sims and wife attended tthereunion of his graduating1 class atLima, Ohio, last week There were44 thereOlin Robinson is now able to setup a little in wheel chairlf he getsi so he can walk a little he may be be brought home Saturday The Dr Charles Hoder and AlbertTedder families of Detroit called on the Lester McAfees Sunday AlsoRoger Hamilton of Hamburg Leslie McAfee is with the CharlesLerch family in TawasMiss Ella Ruen and Dr Shellhamof Detroit attended the party for Nellie Gardner here Friday night Roy Carpenter of Ann Arbor called on the J H Hookers SundayThe Carl Lentz srs of Nashvillethe Carl Lentz jrs of Lansing and ,Mikcy Cox were week end guestsof the On a CampbellsMrs Iola Hall attended a HomeEx tension state board meeting atEast Lansing Tuesday Dr Miller,the president spoke The Louis Swarthouts, the HaroldSwarthouts and Mrs June Johnsonof Dexter spent the week end in LoveJIsThe Lawrence Baughns spentSunday at the Earl Baughn homeThe Rupert Gamers of Detroitwere week end guests of the Georgo VanNormansMrs Virginia VanNorman gavea shower Saturday night for MissPat Umphrey who will be married1 to Neil Baughn this month 20 were thereRoland Service and wife of AnnArbor called, on the Frank Aber deens SundayMiss Donnalee Swarthout andI Edward Stapleton will be married at St Marys rectory SaturdayThe Robert Reada spent the weekend at East Tawas with the TomHowes Complete Line of Plumbing Fixturesand Supplies ,Electic, Oil and Gas Hot Water Heaters COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL WE INSTALL SERVICE PHONE UP 8 3114 1075EM36 VWagoners Groce 6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICES ,eer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2 aTHE ANNUAL 0 E S BAZAARSPONSORED BY PINCKNEY CHAPTER NO 145 O B 5 SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1956 AT PINCKNEY MASONIC TttMPLEPJJlTE DINNER AT NOON FISH POND VEGETABLE FANCY WORK BOOTH BABY WEAR BOOTHThe Public Ii Invitedy NOMINATEFRANK ZIEGLER L Candidate forSHERIFFof Livingston County on th j Republican TicketWELL QUALIFIED 24 Years Expertwieeformer Deputy and UndenheriffJacksonMrs Viola Read was inSaturday The Marvin Shireyt were Sunday jdinner guests of the Merwin Camp, bellsIN AN OLDS 11 ws e best time to buy ri t rodeiii vdlues bre hiqhjYOUtt AOVATt REPAIRSTHE ROUSH PLUMBING310 Webster Phone UP 8 6607SAY IT A WITH FLOWERS fromHELLERS FLOWERSPh0M2M HtmlAl Johnacm and wife of Detroit MrsBlanch Clark was in Detroittwere Sunday guests of the Law, lart week with Mrs Lyle Htnte icnce Cambtxrns The Verb Clarks attended the HotWayne AtLee and wife viiited the ler reunion at Crooked Uki flyueVayrt ScotU ef Grass Lak Sand Lindy Nash apwt ttfat Wk siMrITHE PINCKNEY MSPAXOfcS 1956PECIAL MFESSIONAThe The Fincioaey SfyRay M DaMyll DCall 11OQ A, wLEE LAVEY FUNERAL HOMEBoi C Svartketi DirectorModem Equipment AHfoularce ServVwPHONE p p GeneralIONS U P S2S1 Fred CJUicklieH, St120 WW Grand Rir Huvveii, MichiganPiioue 358 kaidence 61LLOYD HfcNDEEvReeled Willed H Enjfi FORProsecuting AttorneyMORE THAN A 1 A GOOD RECORD IN OFFICE Phone 1551WUle WCLAY GORDONLYLB W MJNSELL ASSOCIATEsTOTimSK1 1U Pettily Trips Made to DetroitOffice 211 Eaat Grand Rivtr j Geoerai TruckingEowell,AaoUte U PDENTISTTelephone Office 935 Residence 814byHoweilBERT WYLIE,AuctioneerFARM SALE3 A SPECIALITYPhone FowlerviUe CA VMM encjfeovaAC1Edith RCarrS41flWHILE THEY LASTTHE UVFY HARDWAREf VOTE AUGUST Tth FORMER MEMBER OF THEMICHIGAN LEGISLATUREA FROVBN RECORD OF HONESTAM OAPAB PUBLI C SERVIC EDIDICATE D T O TH E PRB8ERV ATIO N 0 P CONSTITUTIONA LGOVERNMEN T WI N WIT H JIM 6t h Diitrk t Committe e THE PINCKNE Y VILLAG E TAXE S AR E NO W DU E AN DPAYABL E A T M Y HO MONDAY S AN D SATURDAY SUNTI L FURTHE R NOTIC EHELE N REYNOLDS , Villag e Treasure ri50 5 Eas t Putna m St Pitne y POST OFFIC E BO X 20 3 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Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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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. spatcxit tI i , Aagust 8, 11956MIRRORmet and Soft Bait GnusPincney got back m tJe race SOCIETY NEWSPARKEBSPjRQJJThome tf the Pjf wWUliB, t f 1 of the legislat wneil ey bumped off City Service,adopted A new unemploy wh9 jg jn first place 5 te 2TheyVTompenUfenpWiisub now only a game out of firat 0 Porte 2Lnvent compeiuww , g ygt y, Dorothy, was united in marriage to John E Sprout, son of Mrs EthelIiuviiig uiauuuj wujji dov warSieuitaw tt ta Dla and have 2 gm yet to play, mi Jkhaitt,890 au4 1 Fridayiswill aid that ev first inniskg whiB Parks the by hommared From thenfrvone will 1W election day They are not sure but ercj of the gam Southwell only all to wait and see what happ Owed 3 hits Pinckey went ahead thet hik bthensins ng to wait ai before extending unemployment jjnd when Kennedy and Thirack bothranee In this frey are going hit safely and Singer scored thentcontrary to both candidatest for witn a double City Service tied it up governorship Govr Williams wants the 3rd when Parks was hit and scorto extend it permaently and Cobo , ed on infield oats The count stayed jCobo temporiarily, j knotted up to 6th when PinckneyThe legislature appropriated 831 Went to town Bums hit to Nixon000 for polio acine making 3rd I and was safe when Bailer dropped shots available for all children from the throw Gentile hit over 3rd but wasthe wnite cotton fitted dress with flounej ed ruffled skirt, small nylon hatwith white hat Her flowers were white orchjds and gladiolus The bridesmaid,iis5 Arlene Hansoi of Mfc, Clemens worea gown ofbine cotton with softly pleated skirt, with white ha Her flowers were igladiolas Edwin Sprout, brother of the Primary Election Result J Current CommentAt the irimaries Tuesday Mayor The annual cleanup rf college Cobo of Detroit beat Don Leonard J leties has started in the uselmforme police com for the guberna fort to make them as pttre as ttoiial noiiiination 2 to 1 Gov WilU freshly fallen sow In Californiaafew college players have been ruledntlible and at Michigan it is nowrhfr ed that Ron Kramer, Htehl n athletic star got too much tf il iwas unopossedlor Congress Cliatiea Chamber tvnaCaJvaiy Htioaeaite ChuckBm fiwa Umtbj, faatorS Supt WaKerSpiral Peoples Jttteg1 to 14 years Bums was ou at 3rd trying to get 2Construction worker have refused Bums was out at 3rd trying to get 2 it Ionia prison if Kennedy forced him at 2nd but the I throw to complete the double play to workinmate labor is used,imat There are exception to the 65 day Was wild Hough ton beat out a slowand 55 at night speed lawVehicles grounder Reader doubled, Kennedy 50 ani Hougbton scoring Bailer got a hit the 6th and so did Humphriespuilirg a trailer can only gomiles an hour Both Republican State Chairman but Houghton threw the later out atChi i 2 bFaikens andCUelOcrat s State Chair at 2nd when he tried to gt2 basesman Sabler have condemned candi On it Pierce popped to Singer, anddates who try to Wift fanning rac Dunne struck out In the 7th Cityial or religious prejudice Service went ou in order, Gillette Flourinationo water to prevent popped toSinger and Fry threw out decay received a big boost Haller and WellmanGrand Rapids who has tried Pincktey AB R Hit out for 10 years said it had re re Singer, ss duced tooth decajTpareent The Amburgey, 3bAmerican Dental Asstf in favo r Gentile , I f o f it Burs c f 0J Fry , 2 bCONSERVATIO N DEPT , Kenned y l bTh e dep t at meeting va t Higffin s Thirac k r f Lak e Augus t 91 0 wil l conside r th e Houghton , r fpurchas e o f 50 5 acre s o f hiintin, Reader , c 3tend and fishin g site s in Qheboyga a j Southwell , pChippewA , ecosita , Alkga n an d Cit y Servic eLak e counties Also , a r4e addfcio Parks, If addition to the Waterloo rea I Batter, lb The dep Willalso revise the oil Humphriesand gas regulation,, j Pierce,, SBl,035,00v6eedlings have been ship Dunne, 3b 2ped to 922 farmers for game habitat development 001 1 0 1 0 12 11 11 1 0 12 0 0AB R H 2 13 0 1 3 1333 3 3321 groom w begt japanThe reception was at the home ofthe bride, Sherrii Soule, neice ofthe groom cut the cake and James Soule, nephew of the groom servedthe punch The bridal couple lefton a wedding trip through Canada The bride is a graduate of Pinck,ney high school and has taught school 7 years is , Pinckney, and MtClemens The groom graduated from Pinckncy high school, served in the army Iand is now attending college in Pitts burg, Pa Br10001100100coal Ckorchbol 80 mm9 fthbol 80 Merning orabip 1045 a7f wit i itifct prayr meetingat fjp ctocb at 100 cfcbir juautfe VM asThe hfcpte s churotoMM We between Mais and Pnadilla StreetsRev Keith Buegsegger, Pastor8naday School Ja Morftp Werahip 105 A Youth Group 70U pService sin ui irs Cacia Cnainbeiiain wasua winner over iut ClardyJJou Hawoth, incumbent easily defeated acuuple of Flint unknowns Cycle Corbm Democrat won thenomination lor the legislature Ad riun deiioojn, incumbent was without oppositionIn the county Wilfred Erwinprosecu tor over Charles Gattsmaa by 20ol,to 1534Sheriff Ciehriiigr 2480 Zieler 1093Democrat, Kennedy 933,, DouglasPavmenter 338, Register, Lorenzo Ellen McAfee Sl,ForMartin Lavaii 1110Ckvk, Efvin Snyder 707, Sadie liuikc o08 Drain Com, Ralph Wiygins 8U, Friend Jryslr 380 Treus cial assistance Now the Michialumni who make up the bulktu football game attendanceo there to see their alma viampled in the mud They ,i a winning team If not they teaches sculp The collegesniuhave winning teams to pay for dollar stadiums,business Now a coachfield a winning, team unless he haaHist class material In the snorttraining period it is impossible tosnake players of boys who never This is where the alumnicome in They are supposedsupposed to tip off the collegeiemtts on the star football players m their high schools and provide ,aj fund to get them through collegeiie Thoy are supposed to work lnto yet this fund but this is more,orMARRIED SATURDAYSt Marys rectory was the scene Practice Wedpractice Wed8fRS MARY CULHANEMrsj Mary Rebecca Culhane ,71,of a simple double ring ceremony at daughter of Mark and Ellen Fletch Mvy Koch 1017, Iva Lyberg 380Democrat primary was enby a fight between Martin j Iess mythical I knew on boy whoS00 p m Lavan and Douglas Parmenter for j,ot Un athletic scholarship He wa eonuol of the Democrat county supposed to pick, up paper and4ittorganizatioi which the candidates er on the campus but there were soelea Both had slates of candidates , many other athletics doing it he ha4 PjiaenUr has been representative tu work only about one day a mofttfcfor Conjv Ihiywonh The entire , J C Caroline, a star negro playerLivan si most of vhoni are Deia in South Carolina was sent to Illin4C0 p up m y ,p m Saturday when Donnalee1 er of Pinckney died at St Joe t f M b ThdOnt towsnip officers holders wonlarmenter date was little knownThe lisheriff lean candidates exceptprosecutor hud no opdaughter of Mr and Mrs Don Swar Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Thursdaythout and Edwin Stapleton son of She was married to Ray Culhane at i and Mrs Werth Stapleton were i St Marys church, Pinckney in 1904united in marriage by Rev Fr Al ad they celebrated their goldenhurt Schmitt j wedding in 1954 Bsides her husband l Putnam, used voting machines forOnly the immediate members of there are 7 daughters, 2 brothers thi first time and had littlc troublethe families were present Follow, i an a sisters She had livedat Chel ois For years Michigan State hasn getting the cream of the Haming a reception was helhome of the bride for families and intimate fiprmu ihQ couple left for a5 fires burned less fchan one arc Gillette afHaller, 2bWyllman, clast week Niyon, pThe deptv is looking fr sites topant wilierttlifiites now being hatch, ed at the Mason game farm Thosehatched las year te doing ail right i Ann Arbor has been named home 333 3 00 000BEAT HAMURG 6 TO 8Max Southwell threw a 3 hitteragainst Hamburg here Friday nightandPinckney won 6 to 0 They scor all the runs in 2 innings, 4th and trip to the Howe Cabins at EastTowas The groom is scheduled for army induction August 8th sea since 1925 The funeral and burial were at Chelsea MondayHARRISEmmett Harris, 70, a rural mailearrier at Howell for many years died at McPherson hospital, Howell votJs were cust, 48 absent, comtaamack high school players whousually rank high in high school,football They are usually negro or FolLsh College amateur athletichavo been a myth for years but we Mippose periodic cleanups ups arenecessary to prevent them from goig too far over the boundary lineThe Republican vice presidential4 question is still front page tieCongress, Hayworth 113, Ortlieb moe and more new8 1GO, Cronin 40, Chamberlain 81, Kit t1 in irii the pared to 199 2 years agoF r Kovemor Cobo 100,63, Williams 269 lit Gov Hart 167,base for ihe Great Lakes Fisheries the 6th Lupi pitched 3 innings for Ccmissiotfi Hamburg and was not scored on Donnaleees class were portrayed by i on the radio The dept is trying to eradicate jjre pennett went in the 4th and th brush 8nd skiI f p t Thft The funeral was at St Josephsthe lampreys by use of electric XR 3 runs scored off him on hits byweirs It has put in 97 in Laks Mich Young and Reader,a walk to Kuarpiga Huron and Superior, and will put ancj an error Bennett got by the 5thin 65 more j without being scored onFisher pitchAttendance, at Micnigans 58 state 0j the 7th and was wil6, Pinckneyparks is less than last year 7,272,000 getting 3 more runs Young was hit, Miss Francis Higgs was brides Saturday He was the son of Jamesmaid and David Haines best man, f an Eleanor Conklin Harris aiui Tie bride wore a pale b,lue princess wus orn on the Harris farm atdres of nylon dot and a halo hat of nubbs Comers He married MaeMiii velvet mesh, Her bouquet was Farley There is one daughter, Mrspink rose buds, and white honeyauck Marguerite Cooley and one grand child Also a brother, Eugene, ofhe brdesrnaidwore a pink orlon Crreenville and 2 sisters, MisJoseph dress and her bouquet was ne ausneer f Ann Arbor androsebuds and honeysuckle rs Elizabeth Reid of Howellthe art works that go exemplified The deceased was a fine singer ,en McAfee 36, Arthur Lyberg nalees class were portayed by an appeared on many programs Coroners,Attarfan 160, Barton 200Unrden 135, DibLe 140Surveyor, W Miller 210, J MilleJsClaidy 42, Gardner 36,Mace 1MState Senate, Dunning 200 Kittle100 Legislature deBoom 100, orbin178 Groomea 11 Tisch M5,Kurki18 CSrrk, Hagman 200, Snyder 17J,Uurke G3 Wildes 21 Tjeasurer, Mary Koch 215, IvuLybciu 22 Jennie Eastman 204 Lorenzo Murphy 102,visited the,m up to July 16 this yearcompared, to 9,048,000 the same time last year The belief that migrating ducksfly straight suth in the fall is notso Banned, ducks which are later shot shw that many go by way ofChespeake Bay and Atlantic coastFishing without a license is themost common conservation law violation jOf the 112 violations lastmonth i were, tot t AB R H GROUPThe SummerTheatre Group motat the tymeoffMr and Mrs Oll Ten persona, weepresent, However total enrollmentis fourteen Ni formal business was conducted other Uian discussions on various phases of the, theatreA visitothe round barn fihe Otwell homewhkh,will eventually be the little theatreioHowed A volunteer commiee jplarmed on a visit to the Molody Theatre at Northland and wiNreport at the next meeting which is with lfi IaneTasch August 21 atPbteknejt when, officers will be elected as well as a play committeeRenortf on the progress 021 apIn the pispatch Watch for themMae Koien, Sec pro tern 432 433 11 3Kaump and Reader tfaiiceoVand Amburgey and Burns hit safely PinckneySinger ss Amburgey 3bBurns cf Gentile, If Fry, 2b Young, lbKaump, rf Reader cSouthwell pHamburgRowland, 3b e0000 22 20 and her friend in decorating the gettlway carHARMOCOOPERFriday nightf Anne Marie Harmondaughter of Franjk Harmon of Wood land was married to Perry Cooper, son of Mr and Mrs Harrisoi Coopei of Unadilla, at the Souih Lyon Presbyterian Church, Rev OrvilleRvh of Pittsburgh Pa,, officiating Howell Tuesday morning,Rev Fr Day officiating Burial wasia iSt Marys Cemetery, Finckuey3 0 1CDhertyr 2b lavment, ss 3D Bennett, c 3 Fulkerson, cf 3Wmkelhaus, lb 3Kapp, If 3J Bennett, rf p 3F sher, p 1Lui, p, rf 2LEAGUE STANDINGS 00000 00 0 600 0 00L PetCity Serrice The brides, dress,, was whita embroidered French, organdy and themaid of honor, Lucille Cooper, worepale blue embroidered organdy, waltz length Their, flowers wereforgetmenots, white carnations and crysaijthemums Francis Richmond was best manand Woodrow Choate and MelvinRichmond were ushersThe reception was at the churchafter whichthe couple left on a trip to Florida They wjU live JnAnn, Arbor where the groom will teach at the Slauspa Junior high school,AVERAGESAB R H PetKenneth Fry 26 6 7 366Don Burns7 3 700 Joe Jeffreys Albert Thomas and wife and Gus called on the BobPikThe Frank Boyers of Aim Arborand the Wesley Morrisons of ChelSunProving, GroundsFowlervtile 763 447 6366003002 7 222MrsAlbeit Shirley etertained tier 3130Dick Kennedy, v 3 Kay Moriarity Ait ThirarkBob Amburgey Phil GentileFred Singerchildren and their families Mondayj Jack Youngnight at dinner in honor of her hus TOTO Hough ton bands birthdayWalter Clark and wife were inDetroit Saturday and visited the Dennis ClarkBob DairowMax SouthwellBob 8 118 10 2 17 6 1 16 126 1233 6 10 28 3 619 5 20213383356 311 353333 333285 333315315305272158,200166Wley inSu, 202519 6 150 PINCKNEY SCHOOL BOARDRegular meeting of the PinckneySchool Board held at high school at700 p m August 3, 1956PvesentThayer and BonnerAbsent Kennedy, Russell andMcAfeeThere not being enough memberspresent for transaction of business,meeting was adjourned Thomas R Bonner, Secy LIBkARY NEWSA story hour at 115 p m onTuesdays, August 14, 21, 28 will beheld aiT the Library by Miss Gretchen TaschSeveral books ha ve been recewed from Ella M Campbell of AnnArbor Amciig thernOne World hy Wendell Willkie andHead Huntingin the Solomon Islands by CarolineWytingerThe Library has one copy of theHistory of Livingston Countygiven by Mrs W J Nash as a mem orial gift If anyone has a historyto give as a memorial to their fam ily it would be appreciated er 130 Delegates to county, convention,Democrat, Murray Kennedy,LorenzoMurphy, P W Curlett, Judy Aschcnbrnner, Helen Walton Republicans, 9anley Dinkel, RossRead, Oscar Beck, John Burg, Mae Daller, Alta Meyer We understand Murray Kennedycarried every township but HamburpThe Lloyd Hcndees spent Sundayin Holt with the Ed Nuifers William Shehan, Mrs Alma Hairis, Mrs Madeline Shehan, MrsAMce West and Billy Shehan attend ed the Powlerville Fair ThursdayBily Shehns horse, Black Sam,wonsecond money Personal Notes ,ihe Martin Ritter family spentSunday with the Dr Jim Nash family in Coldwater Tommy Ritter whohas been visiting thare came homewith themRobert Carr and Joyce Ortendahlwill be married at Shelby Saturday Airs Edith Carr, the Wayne Carrs,Leo Bettys family and Ralph Carr of of New York will attend Also Lncius Doyle jr and wifeMr and Mrs M E Darrow spentSunday with Dick Loomis sr in Detroit Cathy came home with themand Dick In stayedKenneth Darrow of Three Riversvisited his mother, Mrs Flora Darriw Sunday and took her to dinner atilollie Ellises Lakeland InnThe Cy AtLee family of Gladwinspent the week end with theALees They visited the Detroit zoo MordayNeil Baughn and Pat Umphreywilt be married at Detroit Aug 25 to be inclining to the view thatMasisun may be a hatchet man torlYtu president The president couldhiVe stopped KStassens move if he had wanted to but he did not At hisnews conference last week he againrelumed to endorse Nixon H repeatcd that it was the duty ot the con, ven iun to nominate the vice,preidad JKt his place to dictate to them Chairman Hail who tried toroller Stassen now steamseems inclinedto straddle and also says it is up tothe convention to select the vicepn sident The old Taft wing of theparty to whom Nixon was thrownas an olive branch 4 years ago are still 100 percent for him and threat on dire things if he is not renomina ted All this discussion stems oftourae from the state of the presidents health If he was in goodhealth there would be no free forall for the vice presidential nomination40 convicts in the state prisonat Buford, Geofffeia, broke their legswith sledge hammers last week over whrt they call inhuman treatmentand bad working conditions The nrison authorities den this but tbtrecords of the past years do ootbuuv them outMost cf the road workin the south is done by convicts who live in road camps and the workingconditions and food there has beenheen under criticism before 2 2 33 Miss Florence Tupper and Mra Tie Ona Campbells visited MJS Cora Wright of Flint called on the Musa Ayeis at Plymouth Sunday,j Jesse Henrys Sunday McKeon at Paris, S C wascleared of most of the charges against him in the recent deathmarch in which 6 mariae recruitewere drowned He was found guiltyof negligence and drinking while onduty, reduced in rank, given 9 months labor, 300 fine and adishonorable discharge from the US Marines From the tone of the tetirrony the marine command teem to think the entire training system of marine and not Sergt McKeoawas on trialNOTICEThe 1956 Class reunion is at SUvar Lake August 11 at 10Mark Ayers family of Florida werein WbtUr on ofof MrsIrene Jack IPat Thayer enterained a number Iof young people uiriay , night lhonor 120 Tbe Robert Pike family were in aho thereCorruna Friday David Murdock and MrsNoreen Cart has finished herDonna DeBarj came home with summer school in Adrian and she vWt and Molly are back in Mark Coons observed hisbirthday last week at the betne1ns daughter, Mrs ney The Chester AbneyjConns of 1 inJa Lentthe Ona Gampbeilt Allen tad wife July j fail , teach the 7th grade hart Sha want horn JiS,fJTO FBfGSNSY DIflPAlCL Wednesday, August 8,34 NOTICEDOG LAWThe Livingston Couaty Board of Supervisors has received complaints ipany dogs are running at large in the County In order to advise dogowners of the state law concerning dogs the following notice is given 1 All Dogs must be confined upon the premiss of the owner kornsunset to sunrise each dayDog license tags must be attached to dog st all times except whenbunting and accompanied by the ownerAny person may kill any dog which he sees in the act of pursuing,worrying or wounding any livestock or attacking persons An dog that enters any field or esdosure, outside or an incorporated city, unaccompanied by his owner or hi owners agents, shallconstitute a private nuisance and the owner or tenant of such fieldor other enclosure, or his agent or servant, may kill such dog whileit is in the field or other enclosure without liability for such killingExcept as provided in the seclioa it shall toe unlawful for any per son, other than a police office, to kill, injure or attempt to kill orinjure any dog which bears a license tag of the current year It shall be the duty of every police officer, upon complaint, to killany dog or dogs which are found outside an incorporated city,running at large and unaccompanied by owner or keeper The justice courts have authority to order a dog killed or confinedto the premises of the owner, upon proper complaint being filed aad a hearing held, whenever a dog over 4 months old is runningat large, or has destroyed property or habitually trespasses in a damaging way on other persons property,, or has attacked or bitten a person or a dog which shows vicious habits and molests passers by or any dog which is running at large contrary to the provisions of the dog lawALL DOG OWNERS ARE REQUESTED TO TAKE NOTICE OF THE ABOVE AND TO TAKE STEPS TO KEEP THEIR DOGSFROM VIOLATING THE PROVISIONS OF THE DOG LAWSigned Livingston County Board of SupervisorsCarriedUpon motion of Supvr Snyder, which was duly supported by SupvrConine, the oard adjourned uitil Tuesday, August 21st, at 10 AMGLENN BERRY, ChairmanI JOHN A HAGMAN, Clerk J56 Will Rate of New York, HerbertKatz and Mae Ratz of Howell arethe guests of Florence Andrews atthe Andrews cottage at PortageLakeWm Moran is building the abutrnents for the new bridge over Pinckaey Creek sooth a townCards are ooi announcing thewedding of Ethe Read of Pinckney to Charles Smoyer of Akron, Ohio,On August 26Mrs Allie Mclntyre Hal diedher home in Hamburg last weekShe leave her husband, a son, Leonard aad daughter, Mildred, Tke buriul was Rere Sunday Charles Grimes who attended thethe home coming will teach at Dill er, Nebraska, this year The Gleaner picnic is at JoslynLake Sunday Rev H W Hicks of Carleton, aformer pastor, preaches at the Methodist church Sunday ,The Third Old Boys and GirlsDays last week were a success EdKearney waa chairman at tke reccption at the opera house Wednee day nigh Melvin Burgess and wifeof Hartland furnished music Thote 5 to 2 MoranMeCann and Berry were the Stockig batteryLeo Lavey caught allgRme6 forcaied on were Frank Brown, Chfc Ira Cook Brighton FrancBuich, Cleveland George Cotty,Sbaftsburg Lute Rose, California Geraldine Reason of Pontiac recitedOthers called on at the picnic on Carl Sykea is working in OtaegoJohn Mclntyre has purchased ttheSite Barton farmW B and W H Gardner attended the Buffalo Bl Show in Jackson Saturdaysellie Gardner has gone to NewYork City to buy millinery suppliesfor Mrs Ruasell of Ann ArborGround ha been broken, here fortbe Gardner Electric Power Cossew plant jurt north of h Polatcbbuilding HOWELLTHEATREHowell, Mka Air Conditioned Hi THEATREWed, Thurs, Aug 7, I, 9Jef Chandler and Loraine DaytoTOY TIGERNotes of 25 Years Ago Pinck ey lost to Sowei 6 to 3Sunday with Roy Reason pitchingMcCollum pitched for Howell 5000 people attended the motorboat races and Beauty Contest at Newport Beach Sunday Leslie Collins, Detroit, 0 Parsons ad JAParsons, Wyandotte and HaroldBeitz, Lansing woa the races aadGenevieve Anderson, Ann Arbor thebeauty contest with Ruth Clinton ofAnn Arbor setond A torch murder teok place earlyTuesday morning at Willis near Yp eilanti in which 4 young peoplewere killed aad their car burned up them In it No clues yet but dCartoonFriday Saturday, August 10, 11 Double Feature ProgressRobert Ryan and Virginia MayoTHE PROUD ONESia CinemaScope and ColorArthur Franz and Jean Willes inBOBBY WARE IS MISSING Cartoon Friday Saturday, August 1 UDouble FeatureFramk Sinatrahi his first Western aadTHE BRAIN MACHINEWWiPatrick Barr and Elisabetfe AHftSunday, Monday, August 12, IS ig anaj, P OoDean Martin and Jerry Lewi Sun, Mon, Tues, Aug 12, IS, 14 The Drama of a Woman BetrayTHE PROUD THS PROAJOP Tlato TOetaaWitkWilliam Holden aad Deborah let Thelma Hitter and Dewey Mar4 A Paramount PictureNovelties Late Newt CreICartoon GARDNERSin Technicolor Variety Wed, Thur, Fri, SatAug 15, 16, 17, 18Lifes Inspired ThrillerSOMEBODY UP THKK UKB8 MBMusicalThursday were W P Van Winkle, JHowell Revs Commerford, Gates, j numerous suspects have been roundLittlejohn, and Hieks,Lucius Wilson nn y the policeCARDS OF THANKSI wish to thank all my friendswho gave me their support andworked for me at tke primary election TuesdayMurray Kennedy Dan Markey, E L Markey, GeorgeSykes The officers for next homecoming are Pres, E LMarkey,Thecommittee s WEMurphy,MrsFloydPeason, Frank Johnson, C L SiglerJ and Mrs Ella Jacksonjeiif MoMqMSsfTrvMfil Tuesday Pinckney ball team beat Brighton 3 to 2 in 11 inning withLi am Ledwidge pitching Pinckneymade a triple play engineered by Mrg Fred Read at 3b Austin andCrippen were the Brighton battery Wednesday with Floris Moran mtlc box Pinckney beat Gregory 12to 4 Collins and Collins were theGregory battery Ledwidge cameback Friday to beat Stockbridge 2to 1 Hines Berry were the Stock,bridge battery Friday Pinckney again beat Stock at PortageAnn Arbor JCIWANISRummage Auction SaleSAT ,AUG 17 ON THE PUBLIC SQUARE 700 PMMThis is a Yearly Project Sponsored by Our Local Kiwtnis Club to Sup pert the Various Youth Activities Namely the Little Base Ball LeagueBoy Scouts, Cub Scouts, GirU Soft Ball County League Team Your Whole Hearted Support of These Community Projects Will Insure Continued Success wCheck Your Attica, Basement, Gara gee, aad living Rooms for SurplusArticles and Call LLOYD HENDEB phone UP 95547 or HOWARDBEAD Phone UP 85281 To Make Arrangement for PickupAid Kiwanis Youth Program Sheriffs officers raided a too noisyparty Saturday nightLake aud arrested 4youths Floyd Reason celebrated his birthday Sunday at Patterson Lake Sun day by entertaining all of his children and their families Norman Reason and wife are ona mctor trip through northern Michigan and Wisconsin The auditors at the Michigan Sanfound no shortage The only deficitwas in the store run by employeeswith which the state has nothing todo Dr Leslie, supt of San is tryingto fire Dr Huffman who iis a warveteran and has been there 4 yearsMain Street is being resurfacedwith tarvia Tues, Wed, Thur, August 14,15, 16Sob Hop and Eva Marie SaintTHATCartoon CERTAIN FEELING in Technicolor Sport ShortSYLVAN Chelsea, MichiganWed, Thur,Fri, Sat Aug 8,9,10,11 THE SEARCHEHSin Vista Vision and Color withJohn Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Vere Miles and Ward Bond WitaPaul Newnaa Pier ABge, Scan, Edwia Hecart, el MlFeaturette Novelty Cartoon3CIO DriveJn THEAltl 6SS 8 JACKSftN ftD, BU IFriday Saturday, Aagttst It, 11 DAY OFJPUWT WithDale Robertson and Mere CaretsdeWildeSunday, Monday, Jtwti tt II THB feWalter BreanaaSun, Mon,, Tues, Aug 12, 18 14THE PROUD THE PROFANE WithWilliam Holden an Deborah Kerr Thelma Kerr John Wayae atf Ward Bond Neighboring NoteThe Pleasant Lake school has annexed to Manchester Chelseea used voting machinesfor the first time this year Forest Dixon has been elected totae Pinckney eehool board to replace Robert Titus who resigned to become school engineer 98 pints of blood were contributel at the recent Red Cross Blood Bank a Sttockbridge Thomas Howlett has sold hishouse at Gregory to Bruce Reid Ann Brabe of Pinckney was married to Marshall Kunzleman of Gregory at the Baptist parsonagethere last week Two new houses have been buHton the old Dexter estate at Dexter for University of Michigan professOlfi The Dexer Ugh Jcfaool tend is toplay 45 minutes at the Mich StateFair this year 96 more dwelling units have beenerected in South Lyon since 1950 The move to block the location ofthe Boys Vocational School in Green Oak township this county by theHowell Chamber of Commerce has been postponed until after the school heads bave had a chance toexplain their aide of the questionBrighton expects haouse to housemail delivery around January 11957 Edward Stapleton of Pinckney andRobert Toy of Brighton were induct into the army todayTho Fowlervflle Tillage councilkat voted to Install parking meter Hafold Radf Jr ef Pinckney whois in the service will be married to Dolores Porter of Durand in Color,ado this month Duane Chubb of Marion was married to Betty Jttchter at LuddingtonJuly 28Joseph Brown, 101, retired farmer, died at the Mevis nursing homein Howell SundayDon Burns, wife aad daughter andJanice Burns left Sunday to spenta month in California with the Jack Haines and Bernard McCluakeyfamiliesMrs Constance Loomis who hasbeen visiting the II E Darrowsj returned to her home at Roslyn Heighths, New York last weekThe Charles Heath family hismovtd to WiOaw VillageR W Wylie, first cititen of Anderson is not able to get around on crutches and called xm ye edttorlattWednesday and exchanged feUdtat4, Wed Thurs, Aug 15, 18MidWeek Special SATELLITE IN THE SKY ia Cinemacope and Color AleeKieron Moore and Lois MaxwellThe Earl Baughns and RobertSetfelds visited Mrs Guy Smith inLakewood, Ohio last week The Seefeld were also ia Columbus, Ohio NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGJuly 10, 1966 A a regular meeting of the Council ef the Village of Pinckney, Livingston County, Michigan, held to the Council Rooms in said Village, to Present Howard Read, Albert Shirley, Merlin Lavey, frvin Kennedy,4e Tiplady and Don Swarthout Absent NoneThe following resolution was madeby Albert Shirley and its adoptionmovedWhereas the Council deems it advisable to vacate, discontinue andabolish all that part of Park Streetlying and being between the intersecectioca of said street with Main and Putnam Streets, be it therefore resolved that it is advisable to vacate, discontinue and abolish all that partof Park Street lying and being Nortaof its intersection with Hamburg Street and all that part of Pond Stlying and being north of the iater tion of said Street with Mais amdPutnam Streets ed tfeat the Counell shall meet on August 14th at eight oclock p m at tke Council Roomin the Village of Pinckney and hearobjections, ft any ther be, to the va lating, discontinuing and abolishing THE BRAIN MACHINEWftiPatrick Bart aad stfbeth All CartelTues, DDAY, TOB OFia Cteeitee and Celer withHobert Taylor, Daa Wyttter aad Richard TodlOUR MISS BROOKS WithEve Arden and Galeof that part of Park Street and that Part of Pond Street hereinbefore described, and that following notice be given of such public hearing by publishing the same on July 18, 1966,July 25, August1, 8,1956 in thethe Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaperpublished and circuluated within theVillage of Pinckney, towit NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGNotice is hereby given thai theVillage Council of the Village ofPinckney, Livingston County, Michipan will hold a public hearing on Augnst 14 at eight oclock p m in the Council Rooms in said Village OBhear objections, if any there be, trthe vacating, discontinuing and ah dishing of ell that part of Parktreet lying and being aorth of Haintersection with Hamburg Streetand all that part of Pond Street lyingbeing between the intersection of said Street with Main and PutnamStreetBe H farther resolved that a copyof this resolution with laid Notteeef Hearing be published in Dispatch on the datearet out Seeolation luppertad hf Trite Stanley Dinkel, Village PresidentUnanimously adopted Mildred Aekley, VillageBeverly Campbell is at theawnna Camp at Hastings Merwtn Campbell and wife ccaUedon Olin Robinson sr at Highland Park Hospital Paul Slick, brotherinlaw of thelate Murray Dagg has been in Detrrit hospital, following a heart at tuck The Dick Youngs have namedtheir new baby, James Richard JameWinkler and family of Detroit and the Larry LobdcUs calledon the Roy Reasons SundayAlbert Shirley and wife spent theweek end with the Ival Shirleys at DeerfieldThe C J Clintons returned fromBlack Lake Thursday Friday theytook John and Phyllis Clinton backto DetroitThe Ona Campbells visited theRackham Art Gallery in Ann, Arbor Saturday where Mrs Carl Lenta srof Nashville has painting on displayDrain Com , Ralph Wiggins 818,Friend Crysle 40, Woyd, ifunseU 170 TWO MEN WTO TIB IAMB INGOIOIOne man goes ahead andother look ahead aasf sttvat, Itfevery persons eke more luxuryaow er more lootnltj laterWe dont advise tcrimflag to save,There are more logical limits Whawo do advise ia moderate, regularthrift savingas seon at poesWe Make a simple calculationcome in aad make edown oa peace of mindfFIRST NATIONAL BufcD1A3CB WtdneiiUyHARgY 1 B0TSFORD,Tile for, FloorsWalU, Mantels2415 W Sfidium Wvd New OwnerBathroom FixturesAnn Arbor Me ft864Wall and floor tile will be installed in an expert manner by this reliable firm which is wellknown to many in this area THE MANAGEMENT INVITES YOUR IN QUIRIES and will be glad to giveinformation and estimates with noobligation involved This firmhandles tile of highest quality Its experience in the tile business enab Ann Arbor Paint Body ShopWftGCJCS MBUJLTFtflST CLASS WORKles them to offer you top notch at the best pricesIn this, our annual business review of Ann Arbor, we are glad to tell you of the outstanding facil ities of the Botsford Tile Co No Ifirm is in better position to solveyour wall and floor tite problemsIt 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Good roofing and siding increasethe value of your home and make this reliable fitm to you You willbe sure of getaga preper job ata very reasonable figttrerCHvethfirnt a riagr In dealing wife a wefiwestaeiithed firm such a tut,whose reputation andbusiness has grown with a host ofsatisfied customers, you are sura ofgetting satisfaction Welch Sanitation ServiceSEPTIC TANK INSTALLATION AND SERVICE4765 Jackson Rd Ann Arbor NO 32520This firm is prepared to build given upon request,and install septic tanksthat will Welch Sanitation Service if be approved by the Health De cleans tanks with the most modem partment of the State of Michigan, equipment There is no fuss or deThey are practical and priced with1 lay So, for the best in septic tanks in the means of all These tanks and servicecaH this firm Thef are available in various sizesand will give you complete satisfadware made for your specific require as well as fast and efficient servicements This firm knows every phase at moderate cost We are glad toof this business thoroughly and has refer it to you in our annual districtan excellent background of exper reviewknee Estimates will be cheerfullyRobertsons AluminumWindow Company111 S 4th Ave Ann Arbor NO 3W6To Mr and Mrs Homeowner We welcome this opportunity to acquaint you with what we are doing in Ann Arbor We are manufacturers of custom aluminum stormwindows and screens of all types We also specialize in fine porch enclosures and individual window problems that are normally beyoad the scope of most dealers We always welcome the chance to discussyour window problems with you and acquaint you with our low prices which are made possible by our factorytoyou policy If you areinterested in anything along our lines, it will be our pleasure to send afactory representative to you in the near future We are also dealers of the ALUMAROLL awnings that roll up and roll down the veryfinest in America today Looking forward to meeting you soon, Sincerely yours,Bruce and Duncan RobertsonOFBUYIWa ItflE FOR YOVTH8TEP UP TO IOCAR POWER AND iat ,ROCKET ENOINB 88 IHotelWHf You Qo Ovorto OUt I Youll be making tummtri smartestmovel And thousands of wise buyers aremaking it too the move tip ta a ite,beautiful, Rocktpowered Okte 88T Smartest of ail, yull be ftuymg whenycatpresent cars value is highand youll nave plenty of sutnmer dewing abettLAnd who rWirtg ptettew there is inan 118 Wait umij tfatttfrfce RodufcEngine shows you its might Heres highcompression power to level the steepesthilla , over 175 bp inretd tefeive, 4safety reserve you can always cufcanj The OtdimobfteW1s er Wtf w soyoull Have all1 tfce roomy ofart d Cit t theeefc MMD V a gf eUkm wrve s i n roadholdin g stride e lbeeft ofor if yo u 1men t hoiderhcf twait Cm e Hijfi kp in i qmtx toi t over POLITICAL CONVENTION YOURI ALWAY S WILCOM I A Trmouu QUALIT Y i cMtm DONMABtMe T1 6 Wes t Gran d River , Howel ,Bottl e Ga s FO R COOKWG r WAlH t HEATIN G AN DHOM E HEATIN GWyU E L GASSERV1C EPltN E 6 3 HOWEL L 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ag oha n a creatur e Wit h eyc H e that , UGK D o f GOiij , th e So n o f Ooci , bee m e a man Th eha s ear s tha t hea r word s an dve n mor e h e ha s a min d tha tinderstand s word s an d th eihlng s h e sees MA N HA S A MIN D tha t I smad e fo r truth H e mus t se eth e trut h I n th e creatio n aroun dof Ooci , beem e aWOH D o f GO D cam e t o brin gt o al l me n God s word s o f sal vation TODA Y W E CA N hea r thos esavin g words w e ca n follo wthe m an d fin d happiness Bu tth e trut n i n m e creatio n aiwun u n rhi m an d reaso n t o th e fac t tha t w e mus t ope n ou r mind s an dDo d is and tha t H e is man s heart s t o thes e words , th e word s 4l oi n th o trut h hroUKh ttupport I n existence Bu t man smin d I s capabl e o f mor e trut htha n this that contai n th e trut h brough tt o th e worl d b y Jesu s Christ ,tru e Go d an d tru e man t Ptul M rmut StrviM , Wi 11,TH EGod Gav e U s A Yardstic kB y Rev Vincen t F Holden ,O f CONFLICTIN G MORA L STANDARD S ftn elM fBUREA U O F STANDA lis t ,, ARB S I n Washington , D C , i simportan t i n America n life Whe n yo u bu y a yar d o f wire ,th e storecler k reel s of f th e wir et o th e lengt h o f a yai d measure Ho w wa s th e lengt h o f tha tyardstic k decided I t wa s ul timatel y base d o n a carefull yguarde d ba r o f piatinumlridiu mth e standar d yardkep t l ath e Burea u o f Standard Ho w confusin g I t woul d b e ather e wer e n ostandar d meas ure 8uppos eth e electricia nmeasure d h i swir e usin g 4 0inche s a s a yard ,an d th e carpen te r sawin g hi slumbe r estimat Holde ne d 3 0 inche s a s hi s yard I f th ehous e the y wer e buildin g wer eeve r finished , i t woul d b e weir dt o loo k a t an d dangerou s t o liv eIn BU T I T ISN T onl y h i weight san d measure s tha t w e mus t hav e universa l standards W e mus tlhav e the m in th e fiel d o f huma n jconduc t o r morals I f w e allow e d ever y huma n bein g t o decid efo r himsel f wha t i s righ t an dw e woul d hav e a a muc hdall y lif e a s w e mighty God Afte r all , H e mad ma n an d gav e hi m hi s huma nnature H e know s wha t i s foo6 an d ba d fo r tha t nature ISN T I T ALWAY S tru e tha twhe n a perso n make s something, ,h e make s i t fo r a reason Atamf c scientist s wh o hav e perfectedtHr Abom b kno w exactl y ho w eexplod e It Wha t a traged y If twoul d b e fo r an y amateu r t o to ywit h a n ato m bom b to se e whtl woul d happen Ye t ho w muc h mor e 0 l a trtt ed y i t i s fo r ma n t o to y wit h ta tcomplicate d huma n natur e thrt Oo d ha s made Oo d cresle ima n i n a particula r wa yachiev e a particula runio n wit h Go d i n h eGO D KNOW S HO Wshoul d us e hi s natur e t o fftt aheaven H e ha s writte n tiein struction s o n th e flesh y tabkt lo f ou r hearts , an d thi s I s th e U o f nature , o r natura l law H ha mad e th e natura l la w mor texplici t i n th e Te n Comffltn dments An d i n th eth e Godman , Jesus ,hi s give n u s Hi s fi nattainin g ou r destiny Th e natura l law , Commandments , an d th e ttMto Ing s o f Chris t ar e th e sourc e th e unchangeabl e standar dhuma n conduc t W e mus tthi s standar d lus tth eth e yvr , i istrict Business Reviewf NAGLERS FUR SHOPWill Remodel Your Old Fur Coat Into a CAPE STOLE, CAPE or JACKETPrices Range 2500 and up318 S Main StreetIf your furt loet datedmay kavt them restyle at Fur Shop m Au Arfcer Tbia earnbe dont mere economically duriag the summer months Old furs maybe repaired and brought uptodate by this shops skilled furriers and at moderate costiIf your choice be a new coat,jacket, or accessory, readymadeor custom, this shop has advanced Ann Arbor NO 22619stylet fre wfciefc to yawSTORAGE PROTECTION fortheir fun, Naglers Fur Shop ha adequate facilities for suchIn this business review, we wishto suggest that you make this shopa must to complete your fall and winter wardrobe NOW is thetime to make your selection f , v, Singer Sewing Machi Co Sales Service Rentals0MARY WOLTER REAL ESTATE7421 Portage Lake toad Dexter HA 68188114 S MainThis sewing center has a wideselection of Singer Sewing Machines and vacuunjs on displayThey embody the latest imprbve ieii a real boqp to tht thrifty kouatwife and motherTbe staff are experts in fMTfUfiffyour sewing machine or acfimi For your convenience, simply bydropping a post card or by telephoning their office, tfye SingeESewing Machine Co will arrangeto have their representative give, your sewing machine or vacuum afree home inspection the next timehe is in your area By stating themost convenient time for you, a Ann Aifeor NO 24222suitable appointment may be made Singer Sewing Center has alwaysbeeg a popular sf oti With the ladiesMany women 14 tins area are tak ing advantage of tfte home sewingclasses For thott vho have not asfof riy wteatyou contactthe managemetit our inquiriesare invited Supplies including needles, rnachiaeoils, bobbiw, belts, shuttles and accsspries available in awide supply here Hemstitching,the makipg, of bgta, buttonholes,etc are other ltfenestkig featuresof this firms service which we areglad to include in Ms review Ann Arbor Bedding CoFREE PICKUPDEUVERYESTIMATESO oHere are some Of the reasonswhy Mary Wolter is so highly re garded in the real estate field Sheis a real estate specialist She willsell your property at the highest possible price She will not peddle it It will receive preferential rating She has carefully studied thedevelopment of this section and offers both the buying and sellingpublic the highest type of service At present, Mary Wolter has listed some fine properties Her fam iliarity with the local area makesher an authority on true valuesThus you may consult her with confidence when you desire a dependable medium through which to Duy or sell propertyHer servicesmeets demands of person seeing action and results It is OUJextreme pleasure to include Mary Wolter in our annual business reviewand t tell you of her servicesIKays Childrens Shop Boyss Wear 3 to 14 YearsGirls Wear 3 to 6x 7 to 14 8 to 14 Subteens206 S 4tft Ave Ann Arbor NO 32326This shop carries a complete limeof childrens clothing Attendantsareready to serve you who havemade an extensive study of this feature of a modern clothing houseand know how to fit out children so that they will not only have serviceable clothing at a wellwithinthe family budget price, but willhave a neat and trim appearance The stock at Kays ChildrensShop in Ann Arbor is very largeand has been purchased at pricesthat make possible their sale at very reasonable figures The service is very modernGoeds are well displayed and theclerks are always willing to aid thecustomers IN FACT, THBRE IS NOTHING IN MODERN SERVICE and CHILDRENS CLOTHING THAT CANNOT BE SECURED AT KAYS CHILD RENS SHOP MAKE THISSTORE A MUST STOP on yournext shopping trip You will besure to find just the item you needto complete your childrens sum mer wardrobe ANDERSON PAINT CORental Items Include Tools, Floor Sanders, Hand Senders, Torches, Paper Removers, Rug Scrubbers, Floor Freshers DRIVEIN PARKING LOT300 E Washington Ann ArWNO 21350Rooms take on new warmth j more inviting if jou freshen it upwhen papered in heartlffting pat j Why not give it fie extra specialterns The Anderson Paint Co touch which color makes possible in Ann Arbor is prepared to help In puf businefi review iwevareyou with all your decorating prob pleased, to tell you that Ihe Ander lems They will show you delightful designs in plain, floral or brightgeometries in the latest and love liest ideas in wallpapers, and a perfectly harmonizing selection ofpaints Color suggestions are partof their friendly service There is nothing homey or attractive aboutwallpaper or paint dulled by wearYour home will look newer and 1003 BroadwayA horaemaker should be sure ofqualky and construction beforebuying a mattress Only if she goes to a reliable firm can she besure of what she is getting Thematerial, coil design, insulation, padding, ticking are all importantpoints to note Good ventilation,and tailoring are aho important That is why we tell you of this reliable firm They are preparedto offer you the finest in newMATTEES, PILLOWS andBIP, and it is our plea Ann Arbor NO 84652sure to tell you of their services They will do a like new renovation job on your old mattresses They can convert it into a moderninnerspring covered in best quality ticking May we suggest youtake advantage of this winderful op portunityAnn Arbor Bedding Co is equipped to solve any bedding problem for individuals, motels, hotels, institutions, etc in fact, anyone with bedding needsIdeal Television Radio GENERAL ELECTRIC SALES SERVICE1521 Miller Road Walter Schallhorn Ann Arbor NO 23660Satisfaction is more often measured in terms of service rather thansale Television and radio setssottiefimes need slight adjustmentsIdealray of materials it reasonableYouespeciwork yourself by an early visitto this fine store Promptness andcourtesy are part of this firms serviceThey woteome ,our readers from Pinckatf md aeighboringcommunities tpfetfnwiU Highly skilled servicemen, trained in servicing all typesof television and radio, are ready toserve you You may ask their satisfied customers who number in0 oFISCHER HARDWAREGLASSWAREDINNERWAREK1TCHENU11NS1IS ELECTRIC SUPPLIES APPLIANCESOne of Ann Arbors FinestGft Oepartmonts221 East Washington AnruArJrNO 23295 the hundredsThis firm has a reputation tomaintain and an obligation to the people theyserve To that end, themanagement has spared no expensein adding the newest and most precise test equipment and parts Withthe necessary equipment and skilledservicement there is nothing moreto be desired Whether it be anew television or radio, or repair,this firm in Ann Arbor will serveyou well0 oThe housewife will surely findwhat she needs in the Fischer Hardware store Its departments are conveniently arranged for her easyselection Kitchen supplies in thelatest models and designs are on display Every item has been carefully chosen with the homemakerin mind 624 South MainWe congratulate the management anj staffof Fox SportingGoods on its firie record of servYou will maml at this ores tVJj all time,cOmfleM8ift Mf meat 11 carries 5e rellM uPn to just about erytfiing to meet the jknowing ejael For a small or larg j er girt, the wise buyer hies herselfto Fischers where i ariety and price win highestapproval from theshoppers in AMI chaff and vicinity Fox Sporting GoodsCamping Equipment Outdoor Summer Furniture Tents Camp Stoves Sleeping Bags CotsOutboard Motors Canoes Marine Supplies0 oColonial Manor Hospital Quiet, Restful Surroundings236 E MiddleWe are pleased to tell you of theoutstanding care given to patientsat Colonial Manor Our congratulations to Mrs Flood on the excellent work she is doing for tht people in this vismity who requirespecial care Hers is a hospitalwhere efficient nursing care is of fered Rooms and wards are available with free circulation of air and a maximum amount of sun shine They are scrornilously cleanand sanitary Special diets are ad Chelsea 6R 91491hered to with the utmost careI The general satisfaction express ed by many patients in this district and in the neighboring com munities is a well merited tribute tothe competent staff and their conscientious effortsIt is our pleasure to tell you ofthe facilities and cars available atColonial Manor, within the meansof all When its services are needed yon will be helped towards a speedy recovery MCDONALDICE CREAM COMPANY SPECIALFlavor of th MonfflEvery Month in Half Galfeft Container fo 79c1039 S Main Ann AW NO 22553 Thisis anxious and happy to serveyurfrom year to year as is evidenc ed by its unexcelled policy in faitdealing Its present stock includ Ann Arbor NO 24407es the finest in camping equipment and outdoor summer furniture ACOMPLETE RANGE OF TENTS FOR CAMPING PICNIC PURPOSES IS ALSO AVAILABLE IN WIDE SELECTION so, hie ourselves quickly to Fox Sportrig Good They will solve your amping equipment problem forou to your complete satisfactionBALMERS BRAKE SERVICE AAA SERVICEvVrecker Big Tandem for Heavy Type JobsChelsea GR 55131Ice cream today is considered serve McDonald Ie Cream Coone of the most healthgiving foods products The ssuirt hostess will for grownups and children Me j find theni a popular frnish to anyDonald Ice Cream Co products are meal or as a special treat in,be finest in quality and flavor Better j tweerf meals CfrPdren, too, willproducts make better ice cream and prefer them, the public has the assurance that We are happy to remind you of only the best ingredients are used j this popular firm when desiringSERVICE FINANCE CO IN THE FINANCE CENTER401 E Washington DONT BORROW UNNECESSARILY, but, if you are short olcash, why not pay a visit to the Service Finance Co in Ann ArborThey are prepared to assist you with the necessary financing, ALLBUSINESS IS STRICTLY CON FltENTlAL friends W relatives need never know Many in this vicinity have been helped overthe hump by a convenient loanReliable person may discuss any worthwhile need for immediate Ann Arbor NO 23281cash wkh this company and are assured courteous and prompt atten tionIn behalf of Mr Bill Rose, genialmanager of this firm, we invite youto phone or stop in at the ServiceFinance Co office and talk overyour needs with them They are anxious to help you just as theyhave helped many others in the past Theirs M a truly convenientsystem about which we are gladto tell youCURTIS RESTAURANT CHICKEN in the ROUGH307 S Main St Ann Arbor NO 23747It is indeed la treat to eat al theCurtis Restaurant in Annrbor Chicken in theRough is its specialty where Every Bile A Tender De ttght is no exaggeration Herje you will fmd an excellentcoitine and Courteous quick service BreakfaJts, hiacheons and dinners in t homelike atg,jonditkned for your ate pupaitd tofonrtHte ICurtis Restaurant food is an epicures delight Its wholesome foodis a payment on your health installment plan Bring the whole fami ly Youll enjoy the oldfashionedhospitality and delightful surround ings of thiajavorite restaurant Andtoo, price KMt your budgetFor a real treat remember Curtis ResUurMt is the pUee to in the process of manufacture bythis wellknown and reliable firm Enjoy an ice cream dessert inyour own choice of flavor The entire family will enjoy it if you first quality prodwts Dealers inthis vicinity know that their ice cream, is consistency good, so askthem to serve it to fou in small orlarge quantities 140 W, Middle l In this review, we are happy totelkyou that this firm will do a topnotch job for you at reasonable Pleasanter, easier, SAFER DRIVING will be yours after a scientific brake adjustment at Bai mers Brakt Service They areJitfiroughly familiar with all typesof brakes mechanical and hy draulic Their speciality in turning out top work includes a service code of car, courtesy and com OARCURE MOTOR SALES617 Detroit STUDEBAKER PACKARDAnn Arbor NO 33309This firm is adequately staffed,stocked, and equipped to bring youthe finest sales and service anywhere in the area If you are in the market for a new car, it is prepared to handle your requirementsin this line with a fine Studebakeror Packard whichever one meets your purse and purpose On a newcar, Arcure Motor Sales has the finest selling policy The price you pay is the delivered price thereare no Unwanted accessories to increase that price Highest tradein values that can be rtfered for yourused car are give Arcure used cars are certified dtnSo,, for tops in SERVICE, NEWOR USED CARS, look to ArcureMotor Saks this year and for years to comd Saafeoa is assured mon sense which ultimately save3you time and money Their skilled management and xnodern facili ties are responsible for promptnessand efficiencyWe are pleased in this reviewf tell ear owners of this firaasoutstanding service Its the ser vice in any field that counts and aere you will get the best See themfor your next brake jobPeters Sausage Compqny227 U Summit A ArbNOiMSOFRESH MEATSWHOLESAl ,,The frame of this wholesale company is wellknown to the stock raisers in this section, its modemplaint is open to the public for inpection It pays fanners andstock taisers top market prices, profiles fresh A iiperiorto the small retail trade, thus Serving the public in a double capacity It merits the patronage andsupport ef all ia this section who desire the best mm Ismve localfeewsts at heart It MAYNARD SEEGEROrnamental Iron , RAILINGSGRILLSTRELLrSESGRATES BlacksmithingFabricating109 S Ashley Ann Arbor NO 87403ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK Seeger offer are well worth knowOF ALL TYPES is this firms spec ing about Their designs embodyality For your interior and exter the newest ideas, and an installation ior requirements in this line, this by them can do much to add to thefirm is equipped to offer you the attractiveness of yeur home Wehighest type of service All work suggest you pay this firm an earlyis done to your specificationsThe visitor call them by telephonemanagement considers a satisfied they will be glad to give you anycustomer their most valuable asset information you may desire conand they turn out work, RIGHT ceraing your needs in this lineIN MATERIAL and WORKMAN j They welcome the people from thisSHIP i vicinityServices such as Maynard KILLINS GRAVEL CO, TransitMixed ConcreteWashed SandGravelPebbles 3305 Liberty Rd Ann ArborNO 87112, NO 22515, This firm has met the increasingdemand for transitmixed concreteAwnoksafc ias Peters Sausafi Co is essentialto the progress aI growth othtcommunity InAlncfiewtlwof the leading bwraeipet wedmprtment the maiaaaynf nroti thecontinuous high quality of tpducts which are so familiar to usLTdwis4i tha otiayrl tiftcatf offering the service possible, its transitmix units ot the high discharge typeallow a chuting which eliminates mostly wheelingr A PHONE CALL or a POSTCARD 40 fte firms office in ,tA Ann Arbor, will assure our read fl arpm c ptopft and efficient serv ice QUALITY TS HIGHERTHAN THE PRICE when DEALING WITH A WELLESTABLISHED FIRM SUCH AS THISWe are pleased ia this reviewto tell you of the superior product,, 1 rtr in ddn to theirand service Ii ,frWednesday, August 8 11088esStore LINGERIEGENTS FURNISHINGSCANNED III SHOESGROCERIES DRYGOOOSKEMSEDl GENERAL STOREIs there an octopasoutlet lurking in yourhouse Then you needmore HOUSEPOWEBi That is, more outlet another circuit, or larglrelectrfeaHiireB toproperly handle yoyf electric load Your elec trical patttractor willgladly make a free imiiMH nil iiil ninmsurvey for you, AxtfJ h can tell you exactly wlutimprovements youll need Call four electricalcontractor ertEdiaon office iAnd enter the HOUBBPOWfRcontest Entry forma TiUbe a,yourEdJnnvry naoathDETROIT EDISON MYRON HUGHESIAbout 400 atttended the dinner at Ithe Deerfield town hall Thursday night given by the Democrats thereGov Williams, Cong Hayworthpoke and all the county candidates were presented Irvin Kennedy andwife, Murray Ktunedy and wife, Lorenzo Murphy and ye editorhere from hemMr and Mrs Earl Baughn vftftsdHrs Guy Stnitii in Lakewood, Ohio weekBorn to Max Rynolds ami wifeHelen Reason at St Joe hospitalAnn Arbor July 80 a son, GeorgervmBilly Shehaa hae gone to Ohiowith his horseClarence Walsh and wife of Redford called on the William ShehansiI John Read of Pittsburg, Pa, isI visiting the Boss Reads Irvin Kennedy and wife called attne Staifan Funeral Home Sundaywhere the body of Mrs RebeccaCuhane wasMr and MrsJohn Leasing EthelSprout of Villa Park, 111, and Mrs C A Brundage of St Lguis, Mospent the week end with Mrs Ethel Sprout and attended the Parker Sproiit wedding Mrs Ethel Sprout and Mr andMrs Johm Lessing visited their cou sins, the Wirt Bartons and Lyle Gorttors in Durand Sunday aad calledon Mrs Pauline Burchfield in De Complete Line of Plumbing Fixturesand SuppliesElectee, Oil and Gas Ht Water Heaten COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPSWE SELL WE INSTALL SERVICE PHONE UP 8 3114 1075 E M36 ttroitMrsh, John and Eileen Glover ofWebberville are visiting the GerryEichmftnsRita MillerJane Kellenberger andSarah Maycock are attendeding the i on Collins Camp at WamplersLakeMrs Mary Jane Tasch entertained the following at tea last Wednes day night Mrs Margaret Young,Mrs Mildred Ackley, Mrs MaryEichman, Mrs Dorothy Kennedyand Mrs Elizabeth ColoneThe Thomas Young family andPaula Curlett were at the North Uuid Monday The Young were dinner guests of the M E Darrows that ht Wagoners Grocery6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality Merchandise LOW PRICES ,tBeer and Wine To Take OutPHONE HOWELL 705J2WATER SYSTEMS,PLUMBNG ,RfTOE ROUSH PLUMBINGIMBER PLIESWiliami PaintsW and Fad Oilaad Building HardwanD E HOEY SONS Mrs Treat Coyleahower Saturday Bardine Bunas Fry MrsMisat St Joe babyfar Mrt Ber therePoJeOlin Robinson srxame hone fromHighland Park hospital Sunday Ue is run able to walk a littlehe Lester McAfees and Lynuettys attended the Democrat cnikes dinner at peeffteld Thursday The Lester McAfees, Barbara aad Leslie Sarah Beatty aad Kargaret Leach attended the FowlervilleFair Friday Margaret Leach speat the weekm6 with Leslie IfoAfee Meadames Louise Hamilton and The John Paul Wares have returned from their wedding trip and are living at the Lily Vhit Poultry Jfarm The Lambert Henrys of Detroitspent Sunday at the L J HenryhomeThe Earl Kimbler family arevisiting in Fairhope, AlabamaThe D Conklin family of GrandRapids and the James Bums family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guestsof the Ray Burns familyMrs Rene Miller and Carol are atthe cabin at Douglas Lake this weekClare is going up todayMrs Morda Morris and daughtersand Mrs Mildred Parks attended the Fowlerville Fair Friday TheVinee LaRosas went ThursdayMrs Eleanor Ledwidge attended a bridge party last week at the home of MrsFred Teepie in Howe1 Lawrence Cambura and wife wereSaturday dinner guests of the Don McCulloughs Qt InvernessThe Clifford VanHorns spentSunday with the Duane Crittendensat their cottage at Crystal Beach Saturday night they attended a party a t the George Parker homeThe George VanNormans andScott and Mike had dinner at Frankenznuth SundayRusty and Cheryl Van Normanaw in northern Michigan with their motherHike Carver visited the RupertGarners in Detroit last week andMike the Rex Noggles in Ann ArborJohn Lundeen and wife of Berk,lay, John Wesseau of New York and Bob Gannons of Redford were Sunday guests of the Francis ShehansMrs Alta Meyer has finished herI week course at Ypsilanti and a course at Stockbridgew Meyer family of Bad 310 WebsterPhone UP 8 6607SAY IT A WITH fromHELLER WERSPhone 284 HomHMake a Note toSave Every ydayAxe and the Cy At Lee of GladwinI at the W HSaturdayWhitleyshZ rl JiD1 turned Jft hia road te Thursday took him a fr as lYRay Remind yourself to SAVE a lit out of incomeregularly The best way to reach the goal youreworking for whether its a new home, new car,television set,or a winter vacation is by savingfor it Stop in and open your savings accountsoon anc make a note to add to it regularly Ask about our convenient bankbymail planTHEMcPHERSOl BANKlues Martin of Laaaiag were ,of the Irrin Kemedye one day laatDuter aad dathter,Pat, of Battle Creek and Ms,Luell of 3totkaiae fromadoBorn to y loruirtttes and Joe Jeffie returned home Satur 2 weeks trip to Coloral The WilteeU , Stephen Michael Lavys of Jacksonthis Lavey homeMeabona are at INCORPORATED 1918OVER MWBTY YEARS OP SAFXAll DepesiU up to 10,000 insisted by Our Membership iiDeposit Insurance Corpsratiosi BOWBUPCKICRs thenr Frat Reads, Steve Browns,HArold Swarthouts,Fred Swarthouiand Ward Swarthouts were weel end guests of the Larue Morans attheft cottage at Saginaw BayMrs Gordon Hester of Nesbitta The Wayne Carr,Val ,Singer and Thomas Youag fsmUinattended the Kuhn reuaion Sunday at the Jack Young,home attho Claude Fawcett aoaat kSundayfTtedneeday, Afigost 8, 119ML JOHN DEEREPOWER STEERINGNow, John Deere often you entirely newfreedom from steering effort and driver fatiguewithfactoryengineered power steering for new Models 50, 60, and n70 Tractors Its a great new featurethat will make your farm work easier, faster, safer eveiy time you take the wheel, everywhere you use a tractorStop in today let us demonstrate new John Deere PowerSteering and you judge its value for yourself Optus at ntraYT WANTED Washings and Ironings vmjwWill call for and oVtUyer 1HLHamilton 69548 i PROFESSIONAL CORNElWANTEDReKaWe evenings in restaurantCall at Haddeas Best to workRay i NRli V Flicka MilCall 1140 A M P MFOR MODtSw5Or6Oandw72 TRACTORS VTHE HARDWAREDEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENTGRAND OPENINGBETTY Ul SLENDERIZING STUDIO AT BETTYLU BEAUTY SSALOXTHURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AUGUST 9,10 FREE TRIAL TREATMENT0 4 EAST GRAND RV ER AVE PHONE 518 Howell, Mich FOB SALEMen Winter Overcoatsalso Ladles Blair SteelHA 945L S00 P MFOK SALE35 Acres of Hay35 acres of OatsPhone UP 8 9728 or call at 8381Pingree BAI OR SALERattan Living Room and Dining Room Suites, Electric Range, Space Heater Wringer,WashJ n Johnson 1946 Pleasure Drive 0or, Pictures, Large MirrorSwarthouts Coves off Darwin RdPortage Lake Phone UP 83234 LEE LAVEYGeneral Inaurancraon 17 PiLOST Diamond Necklace i Prnckand Rush Lake area 100 RewardCall Broadway 34930 Deroit John IesattWANTEDJtesuonsibte party to take over low monthly payment on spinnett piano Can be seen in vicin Iity Vrite Credit Manager Office Box 81, hLOST Black and Tan Hound, big Dog Phoie Pinckney UP 85530 Reward EASY WAYTO WIN10,000fNTER THE MOWS YOURHOUSEPOWB CONTESTJust read the feet sheet, then take a minute to compjete entry bFank Grand Jprize 10,000200 otherprizes every month through jSeptember Fcr fact sheetand entrv bJnJB, See our ppplionce deofar or DETROIT EDISON CLAY GORDONLYLJi W MJNSELL ASSOCUTB BBGIftTBRg LANDSUBVBY6ROffice ll aat Grand FUNERALDirectorIfaden Eqvwnaat AmbolMK Servtotnonmv P tttnfni C RtMMf, ir l120 West Grand Bivwr Howell, MichiganPhone 358 ldPhone liflW Howell, Mkhigaa W MnweU Livestock iraqgWeekly Tripe Made to DetronGeneral TruckingPHOHS P MittDR G R McCLOSKEY DSNTISTTelephone Office 935 BsidBO 814by AppduaeatBowtilBERT WYUE,AuctioneerPABM MALES A 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