361 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/08c5c5302e0fb5987b04e1a55f5d1e7a.pdf ccf38741eb354577e4a537796c1d8c45 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. ncknsy Dispatch Volume 3 V PlntetY Vbpt Wednesday September J 1951 No 37 Mirror j Characters At the Democrat conference i Tiid it week This charafcier died about 10 support was years aqp and ia probably lruman tor known to most of the readers At the Democrat conference BABNEY LYNCH at Mackinac Island last week j This character died a whole hearted support was years aqp and ia prorxxriy pledged to Harry lruman for known to most of the readers, reelection next year Vie Pres I He came from Pt Barrow Ore OUR DEMOCRACY byMr11 Softball Wotes rrentComment ALL, IN A LIFETIME L Lta AAA TliMAAC A PfMU V reelection next year Vie Pres I He came from Pt Barrow lre Berkley, the speaker said No J land and like ,J mnn has worked as hard as people was n In Ireland he icuiuou mw w, wux iiw YAVS coiuviii vv , gmith traae and that is the call ter he would except renomina 1 4 nanaey me speaker saia , AN o land and nice many old country man has worked as hard as people was not sure of his aqe Harry Truman has to prevent Ireland he learned the black war The vice president indica gmith traae and that is the call 6 VEARS A30 THOMAS AE01S0N TV T0 THE PiiON06ftAPH tion aqain Arthur Sunmeriield Repub lican national committeeman was angry when Gov Will iams referred to Nhim as the representative of special inter sts Michigan with 423 percent 1 iii J Q Oil nar ing he followed here He had sharp wit and knew 101 Irish fairy stories which he was ior j ever telling j His hobby was hunting and fishing and acloordinq to him it was me reason he came to thit country His story was that he Micrugan wiui o pwii was out training his spaniel of the population paid 824 per j and hound tone rJ iVio fatlarnl taxes last i thou flushes oi ine popuiauua LAUU K I mm, HULUIU UU night when cent of the federal taxes last, they flushed a rabbit and killyear Toqether with New York, j it He was nabbed by the California, Illinois, Ohio ana game keeper but got away Vetinsylvaria iV paid hell r Wiin his doqS anci laid low th taxes but was seen ana reogmzed At the end of the fiscal year hy ganie peeper at the Bei KrWoan was 41,000 000 in tt iUiI d cam6 to tilis lanc Gieen Oak township has ri a cumpjign o get , in the lownship posted il vjrieen uaic township has earn started a cumpjiqn o get ever j iaim in the r,uvnhi, J WIN FINAL GAME The Piujkne soft poll won their iinui qnie 5un u aeieatinq Cass J c ia aqcunst hunting, ihis is in re a Uqiii qumo b U qivs tola tion fo the recent drastic then, a season reoid ot 12 won actcn of tne siai conserva ana 3 lost tion oomrmosion is leqnizinq The qarne at the lake wui uiq the u oi rifles for huntinq utheru Michigan Of close all the wuy Uassidv qut a devx run tne first on a walk una euci and Picckney on th 2nd on i in sot jAmburqey iaouoie , o ,xaise they have no control of tnoiP jiWiandand the state has 1Pie ildo nniderabie in Green Oai uniuderable in Green Oak in assiuy sred 2 the 4th dujmq Island Lake state park ,on 3 hits, iinknev Qt one thu Ai lhe mass meeting at the the 5th n an enor ana 2 hits the Ureen Qctk town house th 2 hits on a nit reen Oak town house, the speaker said posting was ncessajy tu A 1 oi T ICTIS Tit itCfIANJCAU AtD LECTtCAL REr SOUND IN RAOlOTELEVtSlOf, MOVIES ANO R2C0R0SAt ENTERTAINMENT ANO tNFOr 7, FOR ALL THE WOULQ ,YS Michiqan was 41,000 000 in tast iUiI came to this land the red On June 30, 1950 it to avCid trouble That was his was 23,311,230 In 1948 there IB ft cost him 18 w , moooo OIV cost him 18 to ome was a surplus of 33,00U,uuu her V40 r , e and he landed in Boston Oratinq expenses this Yar,his first shop was at Bunker We 475,300,000 compared After a lew years he to 443,200,000 last year j,ame here and soon had a 443,200,000 last year ame here and soon i Adudtertrtion of sasaqe and flourishing business He rnarr hamburger is incnabsing 12 J Nelie Harris and had 2 childpackers have been taken nito ren Margaret and John court and 13 more ases died several years aqo pending Fat, milk, cerials ana He j a hT sh0p here flour are being used I which stood iust north of the Michiqan Christmas trees areGene Mann heme His father VCUTM from oriire control U m 1903 and he went back ,, an eiiar ana jand tied it up the 6th on a mi batsman and hit by Kelly In the i ,,,, Lil T SHI 7th Jones fhi out Meyer hii a I efu jJ Prote thi farme3 double, Hollis Amburqy s 0l J ,Ui 1 hlP fr him with a triple and came h, jrdlt of DetlaiJh,iS lerm ,18 on Leveys lonqfly Osiay, metms applied to the col went out one two, three in their and foreign speaking pop i ,,i ,i e ,Jlty p08tinq hat was uednoc i J1Vti wen urqey, home on furiouq was at short and Robert K 1 l T 1 here J, 10 , I i L UlO J , ,, , , AUSE OUR 6M4JA O Armotives are iryum v ,ina the school system by reducinq financial support They men ticned io names time Altliouqh he could not read or write he was shrewd 11 in a business deal and nobody THIS HAS COME ABOUT EWV EPSON AND CTHEII INVENTORS 4 OPPORTUNTV TO WORK OUTTHEirt1DcAS,FjEe FRpVi INTEftFEReNCE1 ANK NO ONE TO SAY THEM NAY ANGWA VJEQPLE WITH THRIFT ANO FORESIGHT TNE UNUAMPEJjp CWANCe YOCKSAr rw WEALTH THROUGH INVESTING fNTTHESE CAS, THAT KIND or OPPORTUNITY IS AJ ESSENTIAL PART OF TS FREEDOM IV E MEAf J TO HAVE AMD TO HOLD SO Tt,M OLTi HOPES AND OUR VISIONS CAN GO ON COMING TRUS husband of June Amburqey i third Pinckney Meyer, rf H Ambuiqey, 2b JLavey, A Jeffrey, lb D Amburqey p Kelly, 3b JB Amburqey, ss teader, c Gentile If Jrnes If fCassidy Lake Bolton, c Moke, If lOrrett, rf kpntrick lb mmors 3b wyer, 3 b ai half Due toLabor Day absen 1 ulation oi the , w M ces a now lineup was uedBob nvei 11 i0 percent effectAmburqey, home on furiouaJ ive At iirst taiaeis were requirea to put up signs Then uv M , , Horton law was passed doinc 4 away with signs and makinc AB R H J hunters qet written permission 4 1 1 of iarmers before huntinq on 4 11 taoii land This was seldrm 4 0 0 done, farmers fcannot arrdsl 3 11 tespcsers which was another 2 1 1 weakness as there were never 3 0 2j encuqh ofiioers available in the 3 0 l j hunnq season We cant under 3 0 0 sterna the stubbornness of th 1 0 0 onservatiwn commission un2 1 0 jGSS ey are firmly convinced r i , i thoir iidinq is orrect 4 0 1 2 0 1 4 frfttli AUhouqh production has ever put anything over on mm Aimouq t short, v r, severai lawsuits all o, Social Iums WTII away, Stem cf Deau, ss SDTar7ue ss Brewer 2b i Marshal, 2b Seezburgpr, p 1 1 Sergt Joan Rk e, 33 was killed 3 0 1 i in Korea and brouqht batk to 2 1 1 bioux City, Iowa, ior burialThe 1 0 1 j fun rnl wris held and the body ar ever pui y , , He had several lawsuits an i LAWRNCE CLARK WEDDING I Which fie WOnf I r xvu vuiuvui, v4ivaiu He once made the from paq t in tne presence oi only the , Vinery Mcnigan i of the Detroit News WheJmi membefs tanyoorSkl 4 u Schmitt Pasj Pearson built the town hall he , Joseh RQ clark SOn Sunday Masses i ,,r nf whiskey silver , JL n ii i n Summer b30 800 1000 14 slightly increased a cqs is predicted,, CONSERVATION DEPT oi the Detroit News WheJug members , ti deot wants Pearson built the town hall he fKo vonservaUon dept warn , whiskey, silver M 3000 bushel of red Pin, rc KL0 copy of the Detrot I M Jiuiiii Notes S 3laii Calhciic Uhwnh 41107 Mchigan n w,Ss alout to b lowered in the qrave when a cemetery 1 V Jj j affiial stopped it He said he P 1 V had learned Rice was an Inf n n an anc tie cemetery was re 3 0 hi strir tnd to buiiul oi Caucas ians oiii, This aused an up BAiTINU AVEPGES rol vr the ountrV AB R H Pt Pr0 dent stepped in and 3000 bushel oi rSd pw , , and copy ol the Detro,t and 400 WVP bsheTr Free Press in the corner stcne The will pay 5 tushel 10O E dumed durinq the prored and 6 ior whie , v dQ he hearj Gating 33 invicn ft nds Joseph Roy Clark, son oi W lvfMfi rn in nn , , Mr and Mrs Roy Clark of Pinck erR nb0 , 1000 14 and Patrida Lawrence, th3 mter 8 Ql0 ughter of Dr and Mrs Carl fenn T r i T i f Tidov vtenina at 7JO D m Lawrence of Portage Lake were m j Jun iio ei joe Lau Lon Jones 01 Jcfiy Claik on Mi J V Muluity jjJok Yaunq Jo ietiroys Kein i,avioqe JLII Ambi JW niDiuon yo , , onnnn cords of ne tryinq to diq up jhe whis tober and 80,000 cord 0 , v hm awc,y He pole timber a year 0 the next a ad broken pick as Zecado on stat, land 1SJhe Kendrck Kimball D tomendaaon Ct laie tw j writer came o tion dept ioresters i uuu 4 ,, min uye UJB, wtMw Loniessions ii mDUICe 4t married at St Marys rectory in riday NovePua T,votioiv3ljoe Lams 10 rnday mqnt, Rev Albert Sohmit Saturday 730 o 00 p M D,ob iIOW 5 officiatingThe bride wore a qrey cj,,,, ij on r i W 1 ie bride wore a qrey 5undrTy 8rjC Maf suit with a leathered eap and anied an orcliid corsaqe The 1 T 1 8 3 4 43 iy 19 1 b 6 5 2 2 4b i id Zb 1J 10 43 15 14 J 7 13 4 14 4 6 dereo1 th troit News writer came OUIl bridesmaid, Mary Lou GHner CJongfegational CommunMy r Vlmms to have a took Barneys pictureon qua 1 ako wore Q 8uit Laverne Ontario claims iu ii,, i , f Au xm nan wuv ,, , t lU ,,,, CnurcA Rev Donald Braa, pastor Thur, 800 Prayer p tion dept wfrs have a took Barneys Pure on quaai Q 8uit Laverno Ontario clairev The in front oi the town hall wiv clark cousin of me aroom wa wav ,t0 5fe HPSq and Ss qun and ran it with a write nan smoke them use LLC M in the gunaay edition I Followiocr the oeremeny a re , , H feell them for tcoci H th time o bank rob ticn was held for 25 quests at Literent Giits No blackleq has reen 26 years Q Barney Lawrence home FoUowmq Sunday Church Servire, T pin Michiqan deer after J we jwry eonq in the back of, Q ghort tnp the couple wiil re God 1 Father Adult Choir wii nvestiqaHion ,, , 0D e heard the dynaj , apartment en Moron sing 1418 fox 70 coyotte 31 bol I snop n he side in an p Both younq 11JO Sjanday Schorl Fialm cat and 2 wolves werejjount jute Jott The robD AjeAnn d pinck 1193 iey nea iei 2b 6 rroa lAei b 2 Jack jeiiieS 5 0 1 riitiS Amburqoy G 1 Phil Gentile 35 5 One Game Only Mike Coir 4 0 3 0 3 7 b 2 1 i 5 3 2 Amburqey 3 0 1 GO TO TOURNAMENT Joe Joflres end Don Jones j wont to the B ttlo Cieek lxisj ii 1 t the , or500 iV l veterrsn buried in the J iAiiVinqton Nattanal Cemetery, y Wasliinqton, D C Tins is the iUu cxnd time Mr Truman has uyi I rine thlSi e rst was m he 3ou ruse aMexican veteran who r I was reused burial in Texas itei I e wmer i this Caucasian jl i I laSe woulfi citond up in VMJJI r ut It h s not in real estate , deal, Motiy subdivisions on 0 j the market i civo clauses that ,11 ttie it is ran only be sold to 2Ju 1 v tc people This hass been iooj overruled in ourt The con,ii 1 ntion is that if you have a deed j o a emj tery lot you axe the 71J boss Years aqo a Pmckney bhij man boned his dog on his lot 3J3 n re Hnokney Cemetery It caused cm uproar but the doq is still there wont to the Buttle Cieek lxisei iXll tournamont over tue weoK We ant understand 61 end with the Labor team of i inq oi Attorney General rviillRnn Arbor Toe Ann Aibonoiu m banninq binqo and all jm lost both qames, fallinq tot qamc of ohance at the Mih mtiao 5 tc 3 and Torn LaKe to 6 Jones pfched me las T 1 H,i River to Ocilandj name f a nrSS 11 BAISBOW GIRLS ECT state fair when he has mad M , ,110 mve to ban them from the nnnq of the imal qarne and j county fair, lodqes and veterans owed one hit Jeffrey, did 1 un tions where they have not qet in Qujishod tho present year Now fair oiials only tolerate Pvt James Gardner of tho these anrneEbeacni6ehe ievinqi and an earth aike church 800 p m The wdciiof William Kuhni Calvary Mennorue ch air cop has been transerredj enue from tnem mujr and Marilyn Himm oi Greqory , a 0 n lon, VermonSto foir PibleArhr onier to GrSTtctotS7sjAStUPt pSftSSi Caliicrnlar HS parent Mrana j qone JZ rnominq, Sept 8 at St Mary, ig V13 SSfli, S i 11 ChOn Friday niqht, Sept 14th at, Sm day School ll0 to V Un rnaay JH wnrv and miJi Howr morninq, Sept 8 at St iviaiy , Aftfil3an, TVPou i and MroGcorqe Garaner wont I to soil raliie u Sh , uth ctT2w illoO I to Vermont over the week end I penalty of beinq sited on qam On Friday niqht, Sept 10 ll45 to bririq his car home blina charqes 800 p m Kathryn Henry and chlldreis rtorr HamQck jr who pViv Rmdburv will be raumeci Young Peoples Meeting ar , un f D nnV m Kathryn Henry ana childrens now r rtoruHowell Assem iP Badbunr will be marrieci Young People Meeting 730 w oHnTlrTTEOP, a7 id an earth dike bl f gainbbw for Girls held an pSey Conql church EveaJna Wouai 815 wa, m tLe arm mt pe, cappUccttions covennq 7b, J of oflic9r3 at the HoweUj e Fmcimey FeUov,PSemo crsre have been received Masonic temple Saturday mte ,r vne WUliamston oooperat foUowinq were elected a iv3 hunting plan Worthy Advisor Barbara Miller SCHOOTOPDIS MONDAY j Wriwdq feOO P School opened her Montoj ened ner iviouuuj Worthy Advisor flarDara u for rades 7th to the 12th j HOW TO SAVE AN iUsoc Adv A KayvS These in the old buildinqThe ALCOHOUC MASONIC PICNIC J, Charity Mary Jean Kirhkej Theserem ,, TuraQftNin PICNIC Charity Mary jean rarsiuw ann wm MI VJKL 4 ior and iunior hiqh ahool en Fcdui Ann Shirley Re ciiiAjriY SUi ZisnBw I Recorder inien j,,iior and iunior mqn nnvi OTWWnlSrT Tov 00 oCnwas about 180 rirm Mat and Drinks will be Chaplain Jov 1 3eora VanSkiver resigned as J W Pteaw brinq the ne Drili Leader loan MacDona d 0 and Rav Burns reroeShlokdequir, Assoc 6 BethAnesGs ptaced hfm Another bus has OT LUCK DUWBA1r PM iw mi verity hospitnl, Ann Arbor i These ore m me uw , ALCOHOUC HUSBAND i Bill Otterbein USN who has other qrades except the kinder j See in is Sundays Sept 9 home on furluqh roturn1 qarton are in the new buildinq , JBBJie o te American Weekly eci to th naval bs at Flor cnH will start Sept 10 The sen cejebrated real life magazine, vi 11 ,V V TV,Tr it Pnn , Qn Thp rv Harold Hamilton of javed heme last week on J J oldwater Baptist Church day furlouqh His wife, Jon, srlVed notire that he will j was injured in an auto a, ir 1 t no m0re weddinqs ent is still in a ooma at Un l Mature Carolyn Doming 7tp,mne Immemortality Marda Haqni fter IT emmina or Fidplitv Lawrene Dietnch GTnoda Pwrioto Jt Albriqht lust stand T1 , rvir Beverly Hoel irst Deqrees on Sept J8th cond DegBeea on Sept na piacea mm i , jA been bouqht which Woodroe Massrv will drive Football practiso fa the hiari chrvol started hpre last veek wiierr intoxicants are served XLCOHOUC HUSBAND i BillOtterbein USN who has I at the reception foUowinq the in this SundaysSept9 heen home n furiliqh roturn weddinq or the parties nav f thp American Weekly ed tr, th, navai at Flor had qbrar before hecereceieoiuicu iwi mr, , IQ jast Wednesaay, exclusively with the Detriit Sun , aay Times, the story of one CURRENT COMMENT Cont womans couraqeous battle to in ommentinq on many ro i i i nt pLme cxcidents the Detroit Free Pr PS observed last maybe it would have been better if th Wriqht Bros, had met Afiriaht Ahrol started hpre msi w jntial 0,1 after AlWOOTOMENT pKbser, Marimne Tenninqs hool ita i,, JSW Sf Paula Curlett reaoue her husband from aloo hoi sm The woman offers 5 rules as a quide for other wives of alcoholics Get Sundays Do iroit Times had a orairer uc o xnonyUndoubtedly a Jot of vuacontrolled drinldnq does take plate at these functions and it SS from time immemorial We LTer 8 ilr y have had a bracer when better if th Wriqht Bros, had they nav Il him to qt stuck to the bicycle business they rome before mm This is bunkMany others were spliced crt work on planes at tho time and the Wriqht Bros, laim to emu n Arbor announce the enVorqarettc Cpl Rhard T Prompter Carolyn Oiubb Choir Members Carolyn Dyce, Judy Kniqht Jean Greqory,Scm MARRIAGE LICENSES Bert rounq, J3 BriqhtonGerHarry Heeq tt3 Fowlervillc, CARD OF THAW We wish in this way to j me Fwftnretlterel, bs 510 Carl Furillo,Brooklyn outfield lives, friends and neiqhbors tor Wr5S Widoly disputed even m Drominent notice last week card floral offorinas qnri acts c ru that, cr prominent noue last wes of kindness, to Dr Siqlr and Dr Duffy for their services, to Rev Chrrrles Smith Rev Joseph Tho papers all qave the feat J i J , vn in Carl Furillo, Brooklyn XJt w w,d v dPuen thS cr prominent notice last this country So m K SO that v thoy qave tlvur first plane ta the British museum and it was ri nirharii i miay lum, J Harry Heeq Fowlerville Rev Charlc Smith Rev Joseph cnly rntly the Smithsonian rqaret to Cpl Q 1 ShUler Beverly CulverMcm 1rX Greenboum, 19, Howell Coyle and Fr Alcum for rher Institute r pw oi T nf HcSbaS Tha OLone, Betty Lou Shelters aylito Radiord 23 East Lan vnH wordnf sympathy and h , Uoehl, of 2a,,yq, n , Installation is at Howell on the ,iaq joseph Roy Clark 19 ddhVT iiite hai not w Q g 15 j Pinckney Patri ria Mario Law 1 rence, 19 Pinckney Orin O vnH word nt symparny Swarthout Funeral Home for the S6TheC Family of Rose AHoward , j rence, 19 Pinckney Orin Os The Family ot Hose na rk r ftMOTlCE Dr and Mrs Ray Duffyattend man, 79, Fenton, Ullian Benton, f i family w LSiey O ed the Dexter Labor Day pitmia j 69, Fenton Wutiam Hubert Gerald J PincSev JK8tttnllltbM 27, Greqory, Maalyn rooveoback toncBier nite422Pt sJVKr Wutiam Hubert Gerald veaaei auu Kubn, 27, Greqory, Marilyn xnoved back toncBier Shirtev Kimxn 21 Gregory irom Bethan Oklahoma i or pjummtJiu UUXAJV IUSI ww when he threw out 2 men at first base on around hit balls We have seen it done in eand lot base ballIn 1908 Harry Buwq Hoey, play inq riqht field HELD IN CALIFORNIA or Dexter aqainst eAnn ArAccordinq to the radio this bor Dairy Lunch threw out 2 mST Mrs Violot Stone, prop b at first bow on ground rietor oi a Howell Convalescent balls He had a rtronqm number of worthless checks, has I and undoubtedlv the bBttW Home who left after writinq a loafed a little thuuduq mv beep lrked up in California SUM hits r 45 y, V ,, JPERFECT PITCH lFOfc THE Good Food and an Range w together, DECLARI THE HUTCHIN50NS B0UED SAIWON Wednesday, September 5, 1951 Howell Ilia nOiiwa snooper m unaana wu uijuifca ui wee wueu Tsee, , Sept 4, I 44 wuffl iua away uom xuw Glenn Fowl Gene Tleroev fcveiui suicnes aua IO M IUX Ethel Barrymore, Zachary Scott Dexter Theat i J W S s S r I like my electric range, says pert Patty Hutchinsoo I wouldnt want any other Just sample Patsys salmon, interrupts Fred, nothing more need be said Patsy laughs, There are three other hungry bears like Fred in our family Rick, Jack and Patty Jo Thats why we have a twooven range If things didnt taste so good, w wouldnt eat so much, adds Fred, i And if meals werent so easy to get , with an electric range, I wouldnt cook so much, finishes Patsy Get an electric range and ycmU f notice a wonderful difference ssi, your first meal Sec year appliance dealer tomorrow t Uimu iui in ms nip iuty t n jououutt oas aoAaiea a piano i me unaoLoa kAuanuuiiy nuu vriuium u ivieyer 6tf, wen known icyjo noise owner ana Wiver oi jowiervuie, cut OJ a neari auuacrvug aotti iJd people were present lart 1 fcjunaay wnen tne new ranter I Cornell tociiooi was aecucaiea lae rowierviile school nas 4 busses una na oraerea a oui one in Brighton area school dis trict noia a special election ioaay to vow on sening ineuage and Ueuiei scnooi Dungings bill ration, lonner nnqntan Bngnton ugn scnooi stca is capican oi ine Western btaie potDaii team tnis year ine varuuam noiei and bar I at brghton nas been sold to uirc vnn Axoor men haiph i iviaoK, Lugene 1 owner ana nuext inoxnpsojL nponea I purcnaae pnce fe5,0Ou interest in tne Dngnton dam i has dwindled to tne extent mat u br xghton auti dealer is oil THU SECHEi Of CONVICT LAKE Aevelry Ccntoa MrCWGAN Air CoMtttead Friday Sautxday, Sept 7 8 Randolph Scott in THE DOOL1NS OF OKLAHOMA also Pier AngelL John Ericson in TERESA Friaay Sautrday, Spt 7, 8 Deluxe Double Feature African packed drama FURY OF THE CONGO Sunday, Monday Sept, 9 10 1 Matinee Suador 2j3fl 9 m centtnnora Clifton Webb Joanne Dm Hugh Marlowe Zero Mostel to MR, BELEDERE RINGS THE BELL Novelty Cartoon Nows Johnny Weiamulier, and Shirley Moreland PiUt LITTLE BIG HORN A Super Wetiern Starring John Ireland Marie Windsor iauraay ooaay Sopt, i, 10 AhowB 700 and 900 tundoy Shows 3 5, 7, 8 HALLS OF MONTEZUMA A War Drama StajTng Nev t i Tues Wed, Thur, Sept, 11 12 13 The picture that lakes a new look at life Cory Grant Jeanne Crain to PEOPLE WILL TALE with Finlay Currie, Hume Cronyn Vovelty easo Cvutooe ennq pxues in an essay contest 75SS,U rirTL MJ oy scnooi xuldren on How io i 2 i Me After the Show, Hard and Beautiful te oy get trie dam rebuilt o cows were laiied by lightning recently on me nossman Juixm on tne noweuruicKney noad narxy Young and Ruby Wal drou oi Uiiynion were married an ringoia, uiu Aug oin JVus, Violet tone 4Zopeca tor Oi ine oione Uanvalescen , Friday, Sautrday Sept 7, 8 Fast iu3 vva Thui, Sept 11, 12 13 RAWHIDE A Super Western Starring Susan Hayward, Hugh Marlowe latest Wows Two Cartoons ComingBird of Paradises I Can Get It for You Wholesale SYIAAIS i HEATER Chelsea AflcJv AVOW XiicAiiji 3tothH4q MJchiqp , y v s VSC h at tf i 0 t RANGt LCV w vt Ut i 4it, WJUW JCE YOUR DEALER or Detroit Ecfiscn ItiO a Cvife in toliowing is the Pinckney BCUIUOA eiiroiimUH mqa riome at rioweii lor a uurnoer ut yeurs nas disappeared witn jici two soii uHtu o and 1U yeuii aner wiiuiiq Daa cnecKs t is chaiqea rai ancuiLey oi iAlvjUin cuaXlU Olid 101 OVei ana tne beaisxeobucic iiiUi auur aiiuaici Uwauxq ivxib iw wvci, iiutjji ud ivinq i upuuc tuLiium id now iU Ciyv ui iiij iOiii j Tii vvuiiis VUYWJU oot j Uii kCi it 4aiiAcj at the iiiiyluOu iibtlteaiUOri UimP , Tiie ioxitei uiuux sueei is be anq resurxaced with bkxktop Webster Congl Cnuih Willi hold its homecoming Sept 9th Cpl Wallace Jeffrey who TARZANS PERHL jungle adventure with Lex Barker Virginia Huston l Friday, Saurday, Sept 7 8 BEDTIME FOR BONZO A deed Comedy Starring Donald Reagan, Diana Lynn and Walter Slesak lori Cartoon Mewri iukjy, Monrjy, i , a, 10 ABBOTT COSTELLO MEET I THE INVISIBLE MAN Bud Abbott 6 Loi Costlio and Nancy Guild cartoon, Chincrtowa Chump J Cartoon IiclrfTTn Pn FootLirs Mighty Mustangs I P Tu5 MA Wed,, AND ON a THE Sept, 11, 12, FKTTrE rARM 3 rT 13 BACK Sunday Tuesday, Sep 9, 10 KING SOLOMONS MINES rnjcoler in c vk33 Airca wih Deborah Kerr Stewart Grainse Dont MIES It Its Great News SngiGasoline Alley aBuro islcad Mis Jack Teuton and Schiel , , iMaledon of Rochester visitea he nnual Pearce Familv reMrs Alma Meabon Satuidny ulon wa held a he Glenn Mcrrorv Mrfin, Pcy Kilbride, j PlchrirJ 7 am rrrc Meg Randall rhowe 715 905 iMrs S E Ketcham of Masoa railed Monday bpaooi a, Urammer lb, inter I graduated trom Pinckney high mediate d rTimarv 31 lha rfhool in 1949 is now at the 4 vv wv teachers aie uaytan iviuier army air base at St Johns on a trip to Yellowstone Nation supi, ueile Kennedy, grammer, New Faundiand al PaTV Leia Monks, intennediate, jess j , r , j ie Green, There are amy 6 xr I Editor Frank Ames of the, eign pupils Dexter Leader was one of the n h iowarthout is building a 15 Michigan editors picked to new barn on Putnam bt , attend the naval maneuvers While playing nail on the at Norfolk Va square Monday a ixdl was Roll Beikly, a patient at tne hit through the window of the Mica State San, has Just rePinckney bank cedved the Purple Heart andSt riev Fr Commerford has ihiel medal from the made arrangements for a lee goverament He was wounded ture xuqse nere this winter at St Mihiel in 1918 Mrs Flora Grimes has shipp ed her household goods to Lincoin Neb where BLIB will re sidie1 jtijAt We vthank Mrs LymazTPeck Last night at 1100 p m on i for several messes ot sweet his way home from the Pinck cori ney Sanitarium where his moth , State Fair at Ponnau Sept 12 er is a patient Walter Mowers to 14 MM struek and JdUed a horse be Saturday night Bonnie, DiC lonq to Bert Harris at the windI Sigiers pet black hojse got ing hilL His car was smasn cast in the stall At tot it was fed to Junk and Walter was ren thought she was a goner but jered uncanciou,The J after being lifted in a siing got Jiad to pull the car off the dad stronger and may come out all, horse Kin qsley heme at Chubbs Corn srs Saturday with 40 present The same officers were reelectArnold Berquist and sister,Mrs ed Walter Craft, pres Susan Campbell sectreas Dinner was served on th lawn Vttlffge Ta Notice VlUages Taxes Are Now Due md payable at my home on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL OCTOBER 1951 HELEN REYNOLDS VUlagt Treasurer 545 Last Putnam, Pinckney 25 Years Ago STYU 1930 ITS TIME TO CHANGE YOUR WAYS Every woman has a right to ha fickle and this rayon trheck suit tiocfl women of many moods Is especially made for the pracCheck jacket with three covered with cuffs and lapels for contrast Wear your jacket with a slim chaA skirt orfor an exciting changewith the narrow solid skirt More, more changes with the reversible vest check or solid when you want to show off your new long sleeved blouse Brown or grey Sizes 10 to 20 PEIRCES IOWf Howell Men uy wag COHITDBiC i ght She was given to DrCL i Sigler when he graduated from medical school by his grand mother Mrs C W Haze I The M E Church is holding j services in the opera house as I the cnurchis being remodeled t Mi Carrie Qrwin daughter JCxf Bob Erwin, former Pinckne miller died at Alma SundayLTEggleston has opened up the Anderson blacksmith shop The Republicans nominated the following at their convention Monday Judge of Pobate, Arthur Montague Clerk, Willis Lyons, Regisler A D Thomp son, Prosecutor, James Greene v Sheriff Ed Pratt Representa tive, Charles VanKeuramSiiri veyor, Miles Bullock Coroner j Cartin Foster CLGrimes is teqhing schcol In Dexter township, j S TGrimei has gone to Topeka, Kansas to work in a i store Fannie Murphy is teaching in I the Reeves hool and Mame Brady in the Burgess WoReT Dinkel is spending 10 4ayt Jt Pfttoskey for hay fever Herman Mererof Garden Row, j Calif, left Monday for BerUn, Germany to take treatment for adiians paralysis He is a brothi er of W H of Pinckney ftr r h PARTY KNOWN Who Stole the drinking fountain from the new Pinckney school If returned no questions Mr and Mm Prank White, Hazel Smith and William Van Blacum have returned from cm auto trip to Niagara Falls New York, Perm, and Ohio Jim Rahe won the 217 trot fctt Ana Arbor with Morgan i Dewey and was 3rd in the 2 27 wim Cremona Forbse 150 fci of dynamite opened 4ip the new 800 ft canal on Mafk iSwarthouts1 exibdavisioli at Portage Lake Friday The Hiland Lake Land Co, put on a parade through Pinck aey Ixxbor Day It included a trained bleak bear The Austin Family reunion was held at the Charles Camp bell home Sept 4, with 81 present The oldest was Mrs Geo Austin, 92, and the youngest was Gilbert Grainger, Chubbs Comers, 3 years Bom to Walter Clark emd jrlfe Sept 8, a lb daughter WW Hendee has his sheep at the Detroit state fair this year John Hhum has sold the fHenry Harris farm to Mr HalIne of Detroit Supt J P Doyle was called to Lexington this week by the death of his father in Mrs George Holben and child ren have returned from a trip Boston Mass and New York where they visited her daughter, IVTbeL and fezniry The Andrew Campbell fambeil famu spent the weekend, 7 ta the Merwin Campbell cottaaei The Robert Gramder foffitty at Korih Lake Jsmsing w Sunckrr caHeja at the Louis Coyle borne Salty Wollenhmipt ofOf spent last week at the Nash home fagm Ly 7,,rvfmpjVM VyjJfWW wp m m The Peoples Store Groceries, Da ygoods Canned Goc, fhoes Gents, Furnishings Linyerii Iteiaiie i HOWIES FICI EVER Special to luxe PHILSAS1APPAN Ranje K PWATOT WednedaySiFtember 5, 195i Plndq Dispatch tared as 2nd class matter crt postoifice , Act March 6, 1877 ci56 StPinckzieyMich Suscnption Price 150 per var Paul W Curlett PuhJshJ in in 1 Is family Gei Store tt,r c, InsUlKrllrfttfalff farmers retnov ti aip iyt nhs ock rfck kvTtin Si i 4 fe hi igialicoofrnt J minute otinaeaudUB V v otire top J UBERM TRADEIN ALLOWANCi ON YOUR OLD RANGEI Vow Is fee time to modernize ytur kitchen with Philgas the thrifty feottlcd gas for farm and town hornet ou can hut far and wide, but yot wont find bigger value anywlere than thif beautiful de luxe wge ftemerslwr, too, we will give you generous adein allowance on our c3d range regardless of type, make, Sff coneiition Ey erms, if you wistH ANY OTHER PHILOAS AfPtlANCIS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSEI Davici Aberdeen is visiting airchild iamiiy in Now York Mi and Mrs George kn er e stained a numb or m Iitendb iriday niqht at a beaci party at Portaae Lake ie LjHenry and Tom Waro families attended a shower on Sunday night given by Mrs Wm Qaddes and Mrs Paul I Paul Kalmbacoh of Chelsea four Kathryn Henry it was a Mr and Mrs Shower Mr and Mrs W H Meyer spent Sunday at the WmLamb home in Ann Arbor Mrs Alta Meyer and Mrs Mildred Miller were in Lansina on business one day last week The Mark Nash family attended the Mich State Fair at Detroit Sunday Mr and Mrs Gerry Eichman are entertaining their neice, Kathy Ann Eichman of Detroit while her parents, Mr and Mrs Dani Spears are in northern Michigan The Younglove school started Friday with Mrs ChasMcRorie as teacher Mr and Mrs Roy Dillinqham were in Jackson Saturday to ae Vend the wedding of his neph ew, J C Birkio Al Dewey and wife who have operated a lunch room and a ssouvenir shop at Hi land Lake this summer return to Phoenix, Arizona, this week Rita Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale Miller spent last Earl ana Krwin Mann of De I Pnt last Wednesday I wttn Gene Mann and called on tnends It is Earls first visit I here sarwe he fell and broke his i snour last winter weJV8 the1 CenterSe 6 m Jack Young ana family of Portage Lake spent the week end in northern Michigan Ummie Axnburqe and Chas Barrett visited the formers fa ther OrviUe Amburgey in feckscn last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Wm Brash leit rnday to spend a few days in ttawas Mr and Mrs Walter Riqqs of LpusviUe, Kentucky, visited at ene Riggs home last week XT iw,is qqs ia the LFSN Norfolk, Va Pete Stackable and wife of Lansing were in town Monday Jack Clark spent the week end at the Edsel Meyer home in Ypsilanti Mrs Jean Meyer and children brought hirh home Sunday Word has been received by he Walter Clark family that PLx Donald giark landed Japan Aug 25 and is now Korea The Robert Tasch Were Sunday guests of his mother Mrs Anna Tash in Ann Arbors Mrs Barbara Bekkerinq came home from the South Haven c mp Moudayl but hrts to qo back again in 2 weeks Leon Armstrong ot Detroi is spending th week at the Les ter McAfee home Mrs, Lucille Comb urn wil teach the North Lak school again this year Mrs Ethel Pernert of StLouis called at the W C Miller homo lait week Bom to Mr and Mrs Roscxn Yarbor uoqh Francis Ledwidae of Berkley last week cm 81b Ron Week end guests of Mr and Mrs Lorry Camburn were John Camburn and wife, Rex Sackett and family, Al Johnson and wife and Frank Maupett and family oof Detroit Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Mercer were Mrs, Helen MGregor of Brighton and Ray Reason and family Some 20 people gave Mr, and Mrs, Grant Ward of Coon Lake riod a house warming Thurs day night in their new home Among them were the Asher Wylies Elgin Lines, Dale Mill ers, Bob Pikesjoe Gearharts ano Fred Wyiies Mr and Mrs Arthur Maynara of Grand Rapids were Thursday guests at the C J Clinton home The Joe Griffithfamily and Mr and Mrs Otis Matteson spent Sunday at the Detroit State Fair Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy were Saturday quests of Mrand Mrs Victor Rokas in Detroit Mrs Eleanor Lodwidge Mrs Dense LaRosa and Mrs Monda Morris and children wert Sun day guests at the William VAz IcMacken home , Mr and Mrs W C AtLee at I ended the 500 club meeting last LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AT RUSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED OF Plumbing Pumps Bath room, FKlures anf Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SECIAJWT COMPLETE LINE OF FUTURES, COLORED WHITE PUMPS Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER PHONE PINCKNEY 157F11 i Crad or Alive FA iM ANTMJJLLS COLLECTED PROMPTLY COWS 300 HORSES 200 HOGS 10c per Cwt WF BUY HIDEb ni,D CALF SKINS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMERS ELEVATOR 8F3 OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVA TOR PHONE 1311 Central Head StocKCO PluoMng Water System c irlJV DtnRe MAS0MSH0K REALtY FIT Vour Moiorv Man givej you perioiial fitting strviM, betfaute YOUA osurementf go to fhe ACTORY whero yoiy host ore mado ronal Fitting Serviet In tbt orlvtcy of your home or offic,1 Stvtn without charge by your Mason Man gives you an utterly ew idea of shoe comfort He the ircctroyou Facv bry Representative of the ading manufacturer of its kind in the word Hell be glad to call and giv you Demonstration of 2 50 Ji yl of dress, work, or sport shoes, including the amazing VdvetEez AirCushion Insole Shu which cradles your foot on 10,000 tin Air Bubbles Drop a card and well have nim call No charge no obligation to buy rAVC week at the Doyle Templetonj Wednesday at the Borton home home in Keeqo Harbox at Strawberry Lake Don Wiltse and Sonny Fuhr M and Mrs Andrew Nisbettj man returned Saturday from 2 were auests ,f 8, Snc Nay I weeks encampment wltTthe Ur of Eaton Rapids naval reserve at Grosse llie wThe James Whitley family andl ,A letter from Jerry Ledwidge d MS who pitched for Yakton, N D An jSr tiiis year, says his last game is i Wm WhiUey m , Sept8 As Notre Dame Univer1 rvAand L TfTBover had sity starts Sept 12,his stay at I JtS home will be brief dinner at FranksjFenton bow The Charles Eisele family oil urday niqht, , FowlerviUe spent Sunday with ina anmversaryof the Shauties Mrs, Emma Vollrner Mrs Ethel Pernert of St Louis t was a Friday dinner guest at the Ona Campbeh home Ronald Kenneay and wife of Seattle Wash, spent last week at the Ralph Hal home Fallot the Ona Campbell home The Misses Lois McDonnei and Rosalee Nash attended the , Mich State Fair Saturday, i Abner Watkins and family of Detroit spent the week end at their home at Portage Lake SPECIAL SHOES FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN FEATOPro Phone 111 JACK HANNETT, Agent 318 SHoHrelL tm With fohTyerand witeattended the Boyer picnic Sunday at uev Js Lake near Hillsdale Cpi John Sprout of OHare In ternational Airport, III, and his friend, Robert Stone of Texas Sbent the week end with his xor I ents, Mr and Mrs Phillip Spruot Mrs Charles Soule and her daughter, Sherril Mrs Phtihp Sprout and Mrs Jom Johnson were in Lansing Friday Miss George Crane and Mrs Phillip Sprout made d business ma8MWW SEE US TODAY Wl NANOtt AU INSTALLATION 1ETAIU c k warthu RoTRoSeUZd wST5 De j mP to LSinqsbe Owosso and troit spent Sunday at the Latson Durand last week home Fobert Amburgey of Scott Field Mrs Clifford VanHorn spent HI, Dick Singer of Ft Devins the week end at the Floyd and Tom Goode of North Carol I Weeks home at Grand Ledqe ina were here over ihe week Mrs Rose Hendee was a Sun end day guest at the Lynn Hendee The Wayne Can family is mov hotte tog to Royal Oak Mrs Carr will George Webb who has been I teah at Novi thiss year in rx went to McPherson hos Le0 Bettes is building a house pital Howell Monday for a at Walled Lake VheuT u i k ow spent the week f Mfand MrsLawrence Bcruqnn j end in northern I Michiqtm, and Mrs Virginia Carver return H C, Vedder and wlte were L Simdav from Buzzards Bay, northern Michigan ovor the i WW To t1 American People Probably never before has there been so much atstake in the preservation of the freedom which we have enjoyed sinte e birth of our republio All of us that possibly oagjo so should participate inits de, fense and this we oan do by regularly purchasing Defense Bonds, thereby maintaining a strong economy essential to our free cy of life Faithfully yours THE MKSfcV MJEATCH Wexmesdoy,September 5, 1851 George Brooks and wife of Spff0 Flint were Sunday guests of Mrs f JMary Hofl J J l 1 Walter neason of Detroit won the shotgun given away Saturday night by the Pinckney fire men Mrs Alice Wilson of Brighton called on Mr rtn Mrs Don J Swarthout Sunday Mrs Jennie Devereuux and Mrs Fannie Cavanaugh were Friday dinner guests of Mi and Mrs, Leslie Merritt ctf jfowei I i PROFESSIONAL CORNER I t REAL ESTATE WASHER With famous Quickclean Activator washing actionwashes each piece individually if Quickemptying Pump if Full 8pound Capacity if Adjustable Wringer if Oneyear Written Warranty Nus Laura Gradweil returned to her school work at Chicago Saturday t Bob Young and family have moved in the d Parker house on Main St The Clare Miller family stopp ed at Niagara Falls on their way home from Philadelphia , The Vincent Shields family of Ann Arbor and Mrs Mae Metz J of Howell were Sunday guesst3 at the Lee Lavey home The Doyle Ternpfcton family Keego Harbor spent the week end at the Albert Shirley home Mrs Margaret Clark and chil Hren called on Mr and Mrs j Vin Kennedy af outh Lyon bun day i The Herb Palmer jrl family of m Flint spent the week end with J his parents here Roy Dillingham and wife were Sunday guests at fhe C WHook er cortaae at Zukey Lake i Mrs Hazel Bland of Obeolaj was a Wednesday guest of Mr j and Mrs Albert Dinkel Hov quick twdiirtf toft wafer ear easie dihOthing, whiter wtihii, g lerie wt tKompoot, delightful bothing 0t complete dtgU on thit omeiing now outemeMe watr ieftnr PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER Cosfs 43 ess than prewor automatic modelt Ask for HU home trial GEORGE ROUSR PlumbixQ WATER SYSTEMS MO North Stewart St Pmcknw 1MF11 REAL ESTATE Farms, Somes Lake Properuei and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 North Peas Pincknoy, Mich Phone 13 3 jPhone 157F11 Repairing I MYSON HUGHES Den 1st I Flumbino and Heauna 112 North Michiaan Ave j State 8717 Lakeside Drive Telephone i License Rush Lake Office 335 Residence 814 THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM t Bey M Duy, M D ackny s Michigan Tuly 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays Moo Tustu FrL Sat, 7 to 6 p jn DR G 0L McCLUSKEY Evenings by Appointments Howell Michigan HERJTSNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michigan Real Estate, Irsurance, Brokerage City, Lake and Fasm Property A Speciality jst Your Property With Me LEE LAVEY P a SWARTHOUT SON funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Pmckney, Mid FRED C REICKHOFF dr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave He well Michiaar Phone 358 Residence 6 If Geesrrl Insurance Phone 59F3 AUCTIONEER WHEN COMES THE MILD SEPTEMBER Farm Sales A Speciality BERT WfUE Phone Pinckney 78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD R2wf Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinci aey 1S4F3 DJt C I TOWNER L Dentist J044 Portage Lake Road, natter iPhcne Dexter 3461 LLOYD HFNDEF Livestock HauLna Pinckney Michj Weekly Trips Made To Detrt Genera Tracking Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mlc I H W W f LIE WOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS gfffMM l JNCKNEY FOR MUNTZ TV SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Pay Fsgm 1000 A M to 1000 PM 509 East Main PSacknes This old song title usually re , , , rv x minds us that school days are Gasified Ad REO U t PAT OPT ft AVE HAPOirVARfc Author f Deafer LunAiiELECTRIC WASHERS Summer Coal Prices Now in Effect spent Sun lay at the Albert Dink Thia, year even morQ serlous , e K hfome , thoughts confront us in the Mrs June Hende and sanjeff worid m ime with our duty to rey, arc sreniaiq the week with our country we are callir either parrnts Mr arH Mrs Ed tention to the Defense Bond Nuoffer of He t DnVe beginning September 3, Edwrrd Sneo onu dughter i 1951 Mrs Gerry caiman ci child A Saving Programin Defense ren svrnt ThursH hh the Rus Bonds is an effective way of ell Glover familv in ri, ille i or e future Week end rl5 r V Ben tent FOR SALETwo burner oil heating stove, formerly in Masonic , lodge hall Call H A Porter at Dexter 9667 WANTED Men to help diq small j spruce and pine trees Pay gcod wages for good workers inquire1 atArt Shehans MbE, FOR bALENew i2xU it K Elliott army White b ve o Mr3 uen McPHSRSONlt5U0e BANK YUR SALEavenpoAl omi Newmri o A r k , iiowsll, Mich, , piatiorm rocke 1cot and fifSii1 fiLu Jj D fffl Al deposits up to 10,000 in f Jafa crocks asil White and wife and Robert sured by Qm memborsnip in thof Mrs Ed Parkerphone 11 OF 11 White and wife of Ionia Basil is federal Deposit Insurance CarHurl SALEKabbits, uvTond now to Charge of tne ionia oris poratiQn ,, dressed Phone Pinckney5 workplease give Telephone No HTtTfmaTO i FaR ALF LaTaA iJuftVhrm land address,iox 10S,Pinckney AUCTION SEPT 22nd Qii Heater with fan Excellent 1 FOR Alm7 Pontiac FOR SALEUsed Tackle Box and Fishing Tacicle rfcedisonable Price Phone lBiro Pirukney FOR SALLI338 Palace house trailer 21 it 4338 Unard Drive Lakeland Phoue 9211, JJnqruon IOA RUNJ13 3 zooms and bath bain apartment Furnished or uniurnisned 4998 Girard Drive iaxciudPhone WALL, Brighton MAIL HELP WUTEOAppi cations for two Brown and Sharp Automatic set up menaiso operators for new shop in this vie inity jood wages and steady on farm Mr and MrsWm Shehan with Mrand Mrs Leo Carish of De There will be an auction , FOR SALF Largs Oil Heater with fan in condition K Suns,335 Pearl St e PHONE DEXTER 2681 EHoey Sons troit spent the week end in north the Pinckney school auditorium Phone 181F2 Pinckney DU airoi94 ord ern MIcMgcm , September 22nd sponsored by J ,rSn QAI KOWr TT i ff9F3Pmckney Mr and Mrs John Boyer and the Ladies Aid Society,the Younq tSl ift Wasu Ma 4 children of Detroit wre Sun Womens Auxilary and the1 ine and 1DU lb Hev guests of Mr, and Mrs,Oscar flvtens Class Any donations Beck j that are saleable will be ap Mr and Mrs Walter HrrrV predated ator, ice retriqer 1 WANiEDPainung and Decoral Phone 16 Pinckney ak7n0er WOr5 T , W Phone 173ri2 Hi land Lake FOR SALEiy36 rord Convert soent last week at the Frank i N5ols home at Mio Mtft Ona ramphell ha re I reived word that Harr Oo rirh e tt Aucrusta ManneHe was the fother of nsr rWh vf Mrc Paul Strrrwhecker ot Grand Rapids R K Elliott chairman FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept 14, Morenci there Sept 21, Dewitt here Sept 2, Heartland here October 5, Manchester here October 12, South Lyon there 0tober 19 Brighton here October 26, Dexter there Nov 2, Stockbridqe there able with 1938 motor, 000 j r ORSALEHouse, garage 2 lots i Sam Gentile, 1625 Patterson Must seli 4 500, with 1,000 Lake Rd, Pinckney down John Carpenter,Rush Lake WANTEDrPlumbers helper withjb798 Lakevi DrPhone 160F2 some experience Myron Huqhes Pinckney B 8717 lakeside Dr, Rush Lake j FOR SALE80 White WyanPhone 157F11, Pinckney I dotte pullets, 18 weeks old FOR SALEFive milkinq cows fJ75 each EliAron Frank Pearce, 10960 Stinchfieldi 11505 Dexter Rd, Pinckney Woods Road, Pinckney near Biq Silver Lake LOS7Male dog, Scottish Terrier Mill pay rewardPinckneys TEACHERSWELCOME BACKable Price Its been a long summer without your friendly help Weve miss ed you a lot We hope youll stop in and say hello And if there is any way FOR SALE5 room house withj Phone Pinckney 161F3 A basement in Pinckney, reason pQR SALEElectrochef Stove, Phone 144F4 FOR RENTRoom Board if sired Mrs McKinlev Phone 121F3, 306 MiU St deboat trailer W C AtLee Phone 171F11 I WANTEDWashings Also have rabbits for sale Mrs Russell Bokros S5 QUALITY WANTED POULTRY Will pay 4 , Detroit Market Prices j FOR SALEMvhome in Pinckwe can be of help in the months C H U4 Phone 62F13 ney, in good condition, large to come, dont forget to call on AIHOMATTO SSW TWVKU 7C rooms, Areola heattiq svstem,2 your friends in the First National LAWN MSWTOQ ffiwn car gataqe large lot, some fruit Bank in Howell j LAWN MOVff0 SHARPENED Mrs Wimfred Graves ,220 Pearf WANTEDFARM LlbruMGS, we Let us help you sell your farm, have more prospects than farms MANDELLSSAW FILING SHOP L HAROLD CRANDALL e 11524 River Drfve,Hiland Lake Phone 305W Howell VVE HAVE AMPLE FUNBS AV Als SUsoreimd Knives AILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS nrlee While You Wait 1HEAL ESTATE MOHTGAGE OR M Wk GuGrantMd PERfiONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS CLOSD LABOR DAY, SEPT 3 THE F1R0T NATIONAL BANK aewJL Mlelv Member Fedend Oposit Insurance orparation All Deposits Insured up to 10000 tor each, DeposiieFARM LOANSThrough Federal Land BankLonq term, 4 loans Convenient payments allowing special payments at any time without penalty charge Call or, right Robert Hall SecTreas ioo, 2U1 E Liberty St, Ann Arbor National Farm Loan Associat or wftl be in Howell in Drain Commissioners Room at Court house from 1000 a m on each Thursday ANNUAL FLOWER fHOW The Livingston County Gcrrd en Club will hold their annual flower show at the Episcopal Parish House on South Walnut St, Howell Friday, Sept 14 from 1200 p m to 1000 p m Floyd Maycroft of Grand Rap , ids visited at the Merwin Camp , rell home last week Herb Collins, Stockbridqe bus i Iness man, died of a heart attack I Sundav Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW Alfalfa, Clover and AH Otheir Seeds Farmer Feed Snppiy Co Badm, Michigan 1 MAX RUSSELL MOB S5PST 7 1 HLL ATHLETES IOOT it to KiU It T4L containtaa 70 M IW3 WLLER SS31 mtnYcS1 SAYS LOCAL lTJGOIST 53, Heres me rteason The geimplsaeed in ONE HOUR grows 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 05, 1951 Description An account of the resource September 05, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-09-05 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/d6ee90388642ac58d7e96c150dfa110f.pdf fa1da40b30d418600a1a164e4d45705f 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. 9 Volume 68 Michigan Mirror it now appearas as a distinct possibility that the collection of the 1 c gas lax may be siopp d until a referendum can be talc en in Nov 1952 A Citizens com mihee has obtained more than 100 0000 signatures to submit Wednesday, September 13 1951 Characters 1 OUR DEMOCRACY byMrt CAPT CHHISTOPHER MONKS FINISHING WHAT THEYVE STARTED Social Items No 38 One ot the early settlers of i PinoKney and a very colorful character by ail accounts, was Copt Christopner Monks wfeo came from lriaad in 183 and the question to a referendum at I toK up land south at the villaqe ne next election If the peuaotiti are found validi the program may be stopped Politics are snapinq up againRepublicans are doinq every thing possible to prevent a splii in their ranks Democrats are re lying on labor and welfare leq islation to give Gov Williams the needed impetus Senator Blair Moody is the most active office holder Only recently appointed he faces a tough election President Truman has usied Michigan Democr us to keep him informed as to the Michigan senatorial race G OP leaders are also concerned Thiei biggest fear is that too many candidates will throw hats in the ring Edward Frey, state election director hopes to use television to ahow voters how to mark their ballots Election workers will attend a school of instructiinThe polio season has passed its peak Cases are about a fourth less than last year More than six million has been collected under reform hiqhwav legislation The new law proviaeb 75 percent of the money goes for primary roads and 25 percent for local Truck output in Michigan is climbinq to new heiqhts and ,t may exceed 1400,000 before the year is out Cai production is hit by shortages The I file river has been added o lamprey territory A brown He was an old countiy genue man and lived as sucn he hunt ea ioxes with a pacit ot hounds and raised tnorojjred norses A member of the Catholic faith,the lirst mass saia in Pincney was celebrated in ruu name here and many older residents were bap used in his home by circuit riding priests He bunt a house nearly a quarter of a mile back i irom the road This was reached by a long lane on both sides of which he planted trees His home was one of the show places of this section A staunch Democrat he was the orqanizer and drill master of the Douqlas Guards, a pohticat organization formed here before the civil war to back Senator Stephen Douqlas of Illinois for president They wore briqht red vests and drilled on the square They were an inspiring siqht cm they went through their formations of two, fours,eights etc witfj the captain striding ahead with drawn sword, the scene beinq lighted by kerosene torchess, an integral part of ail parades of the day One disruptive incident is said to have occured at one of these drills at which the captain displayed great wisdom At one of these drills Nigger lake who lived with Freeman Webb showed up in a red vest all prepared to drill An arguement ensued Many refused to march if Jake took part When things be came out of control the good captain raised his sword and roared out his famous command which has perpetuated his name It was Ivery Men Kiver a Mon Fortner Kiver the Nager Order was restored at once and the The Michigan state building drill went into full tompo Fortner The Sept term of court opens program tools t100000,000 The was a neighbor ot ftainJ Sept 24 70 cases are Usted but toiiowinq state institutions are included ColdwaterKaksmasoo OP TH MILLION OF CHILDREN CNT6AIN4 SCHOOL FOATHft FST TIM TW VIA, I OUT OP Z STATISTICIANS ESTlArtATC WILL OftAOUATI PHOM HIH SCHOOL f OUT OF 8 WILL GO ON THROUGH C0LLK6I GENERATION A30 ONLY I BEGINNER OUT Of 6 PINlSNtD HUH SCHOOL ONLY I OUT OF 32 coMpteno COLULOE HIMMJrtJHN WEDDflNG The weddinq of William Hubert Kuhn son of the late Guy Kuhn and Mrs Kuhn oi Gregory, to Marilyn Shirley Himm, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Frank Himm of Gregory took place at St Marys church, Pinckney Satur day morning RevAlbert Sciimiit officiating The bride wore a white satin gown over lace A veil and train of white fell from her wedding cap She carried and orhid on a white prayer book Mis June Merrier of vDetroit, her sister was matron of The bridesmaids were Current Comment Cigarette smoking is on the increase This increase started in June 1950 right after the outbreak of the Korean war The cigarette output of June 30 last hit an time high of 407000,000000This is 24000,000000 more than the preceedinq year Another 38 000 000,000 wnt tax free to the boys in the service overseas In this countiy consumption jumped 3 percent the last hali of 1950 and the first 6 monhs of 1951 5 percent ack in our distant boy hood thoiL wa httle sale of so honor called tailor raid cigarettes In Mary those days people rolled their Himm Kay Kuhn and Dolores I own Tne two most populcar Brewer of Cement City They I brands ot ciqarette tobaco were wore rose and green faille Dukos Mixture and Bull Durham gowns and carried corsages of Jhey sold for 10a a sack and a matchinq flowers book of ciqarette papers was Jack Young was best man ani j given free with each sackSmok the ushers were George Robb ers became proficient in rolling Robert Mercier and Wm Himm J their own cigaietes No women The choir sang Ava Maria The brides sisters, Jill and Leah were flower girls The grooms mother wore a smoked in those days and boys under aqe only behind the barn or out in the cornfield Cigarettes were called coffin nails and an plum colored dresss with match, earlv death was predicted for all ing accessories and the brides j who smoked them Churches had moher, a blue satin gown I Anti Ciqarette Leaques in which A reception was held for over the members were pledged not had a lamprey address taken there wound Gen McArthur may the Michigan legislature He has been invited but has not set cs date 300 at Woodland Country Club, j near BrightonThe couple left on j a two weeks weddinq trip to North Carolina They will live in Ann Arbor on their return Tne groom graduated from from Pinckney hiqh school where he was 3 letter man in athletics to smoke About the only tailor made ciqarettes then were the Sweet Coporals The popularity of the tailor made ciqaretto be qan before World War I and qot a biq bcr ,t there as they made nice qifts to send the boys overoasNow the have become and class valedictorian He also respectable and a w,man seen MORE AND BETTER SCHOOLS AND THE FACT THAT MORE FAMILIES HAVE MAOC HIGHER EDUCATION POSSIBLE FOR THEIR CHILDREN THROUGH THEIR SAVINGS AND UFE INSURANCERESULT MM MORE EDUCATION FOR MORE CHILDREN THTS MMAHS A ETTEGTRAINEO CITIZEN FOIL OUR OEMOCQAC graduated from the University of Michigan and is employed at the King Seeley Co Ann Arbor The bride graduated from hiqh smokinq them is no longer barr ed from society Back about World War 1, a girl was expelled from he Midl Sta1e Normal school and attended Mich State1 j for smokinq in public Financed Normal She has cm office job by a ciqarette company she sued at Mercywood Sanitarium Ann in court to be reinstated but lost Arbor She has been honored by This seems to have been the several prenuptial functions Circuit Gum New4, jChurch Notes STRONGRITTED The Martin Ritter family atstand to keep ciqarott tabu 1st S on the Lapeer, Newberry Pontiac Traverse City Northville Caro, Ionia and Ypsilanti hospitals MASONIC PICNIC About 125 persons attended with whom he sometimes not agree This was a time of intense pol iticai feelinqr Pitched battles were taking place in Kansas Missouri and other states as to entering ihe jury case are 8t Marys Catholic Church Hackney Michigan did, many are old ones Inere cue two criminal cases Fr Albeit J Schmitt, Pastor The People vs Charles Selesky Sunday manslaughter The People vs James Harrison, breaking and whether they should be slave or tree states The Republicans here the picnic Sunday, sponsored bv jfj1 eWide Awakes They Uvingston ige No 76 crt Ae Ucloth hats and University of Michigan Fresh I WOT m Air Camp, Patterson Lake A, scrin was Jonah Younq IZSnU S toonl who owTed the Henry Harris or CaseHarry VanBlaricum vs De in the mess JsTuere Heynal farm In one fortnaUon Asphatt Beverly Rice vs testS i Sme between the company sguatted on the Jack B Shirie s was a soh baU game oerwotMi , T,, t0 iUuatratei v rwni i Ti0 rv assumpsit Alfred Krueger vs Sigmund Kon dat, Panhandle Pipeline vs Sam uel St Piere, Claude Gardner v3 Charles Hoffman Lee Ireland vs Robert Crouse, Donald Davis vs James Gibson Trespass on the Summer J30, 8I00, 100a HSP Winter 800 4 1000 Norenna Devottonst Friday eyenma at 790 p Friday after Noyenna IHyotloae Saturday 730 to 900 P M Sunday betes 8t00 Mar ol Hove 1, tister o the brideOooafeqaflonal Community the boys and girls Clare Miller and Merwin Campbell for the boys and Herman Widmeyer cuuqht Midge MUer and Mrs Murray Dagg were battery for the girls Percy Ellis who ura pired said the score was 6 to 6 Sirs Elean Baughn hit a home ru i to the girls , Alberta Dinkel, playing around Thi3 was to Squatter Soveriqnity a pop uiar nabUcan doctrine relatmg to slavery Occasionally there was a float with the Goddess ot Liberty the central figure drawn bv as many as 20 horses TI nifrn lftft 6 sons and the captain left 6 sons 2 daughters lames died in early Leith, Rohmba vs Dennie Bays Lena Crawforn vs Dennie Bays, Buckeye Union Fire Ins Co vs Hilton Hess,Arth ur Duries vs George McClureNon jury cases, Assumpsit , ,, , T Otis Verbeck vs Panhandle Pipe heme of Sunday God Is line Otis Verbeck ve Bruce Fos Father Rev Donald Braaf, pastor Wed 730,Choir practise at thai church800 Trustees meet at the Thur, 800Pastor will deliver a series of talks on Great Beliefs of Christian Faith, following the Our tended the weddinq of his sister, School started last wnek but Betty Lou to John Stronq of Whit i no without stormy scenes At1 more Lake Friday night at the West Branch 600 students marhome of Martin Ritter sr of Lake, ched oul because the bxird fore land Rev Geske of Howell of pd the resignation of SuptBearse ficiated The couple were attend At Elsie rooill petitions for 3 of ed by Ben Stronq, brother of tho the school board are ou begrom and Mrs Jean Woodruff cause they made Supt Myas re I siqn He has sn e been hired j by the Ashlev school In Detroit som boys set fire to a school because they did not wish to j tend At another school the wa1 ter was left turned on,ruininq the plaster in 3 rooms In Ann Arbor bor a reward is offered for thos vho broko the windows in the i new Tappan school H Betrothed J I ter, Mich Supply vs Thomas W T AltVl RrfkVllVrlwl TnmkAr ITS The Lumber first vs vs lilejohn inherited the hamestej a Thomal Leitil Roy Anheim , , hrrtnklev Alfred, Damascus Dick andj Sylvester Schoner City of Detroit for the girls was hit in ne anxi , j t nAr i TVXI L by a line drive Dr Enos Walker who was present said a smali blood vessel was broken inere was also swimming am boating for thoses who desired it and barnyard golfLOCAL BOY HONORED Philip Gentile 26, son of Mr and N5S Joe Gentile of P has been pointed aslant building inspector of the City a Ann Arbor and took over last allhad farms, near here They Vfl f c strichroot,Ciiieni Mut are aU now deceased Hisoniy ual vg MarUn and Isabel Riog v Chancery Injunction Ferris desc4ndanthere now is a grand chancery Injunction Sunday, 1030 Sermon only Son of God 1130, Sunday School 730 p m the Cassidy Lake Cfiapel Choir of 30 boys will sing Ritter vs Floyd redder Rsos and Erna Miler vs Assoc OiLGroome batning Beach vs Walter Urami Lura Thomas vs Crystal Handy lAselsan Cora Hines vs Daniel Etherton Mowing Worship Calvary Mennonlte Church 4y fina Beacby Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Paul Chaffee 1000 We long ago recognized Phils capfabUues W to why we oot him to draw the plans tor DcSch budding two years ago when we btgjt it daughter Miss Fannie MonksCOUNCIL MEETING Quite a stormy session took place at the council meeting on Tuesday night James Bell who Q TiUeDonaldMcGregor vtoday School 1100 moved a buUdinq here was at Michael vViesenseU, John Worth Childrens Hour 1145 ed for violating the buUdmq code, mqton Vfl Ralph FerqusonSpec Young People Mesung 730 Last night he appeared at tne cc performanceBen Brantley I Eresa WowOdD 815 meeting with his attorney, Mar yg Iucy Wells show Cause Cotte Fellowihtp ierrioe tin Lavan argued no a John Nicholson vs LakeConstruc Wednttday 800 p m I A warrant has been issued I in Grand Rapids aqainst the i Westorn UnOn TeleqrTph Cofor l oonspiracy to violite to gamb, lnq laws A Western Union ticker was found in a qamblnq j establishment raidd there Tha I warrants were aked by Roqer MaMahon prosocuting attorney There1 has lonq been a dispute as to whether telqraph compan ies have the riqht to transmit qambling information such as horse race results A grand iury in Washtenaw county indited a teleqraph company last year but the caso has never been tried e College, maioring m houi ing and lumber merchandising Pulaiey mgn rrT a completed Attorney ChasState College, onahnJf VonWinkle appeared tor the ,,1Wiw merchandising u aeed to abide byl the building code l LIVINGSTON COUNTY ASSTN Livingston County Ajfoclahon O E S will be held at Brighton Michigan, September 18, isoi anernoon JjlZ Sne Hannah Holtforth, SEPT JUrTY UST PutncuTLee XJMg IosccRobtlSmlm,Virginia croi0OceolaHugh Wriqht, Huff Land Co, Helen vs Ernest Fendt j SCHOOL OPENS SEPT 17 The Michigan Consolidated efementary school will not Gas Company has 15 chancery 0 until Monday, Sept 17th cases to show cause Defendants This will be a full day session are Kuby Long, Mary LongBer fa aU t jandergarter tha Boudrey, John Goez, Mary wdmn whn 511 v taktn home GoetZHenry DaineLuce Salmon Ida Salmon, Ernest Lear, Wilhel xnina Lehr Milvin Hibner, Alma Hibner, Leroy Wsrcoff,Lena Hibner Susie Hibner, Roy Coleman, ions In the Federated church Dinner will be served at Legion Hall at 600 p m RfJ or dinner tickets should bemade in adyance from the worthy ma irons of each Chapter Winifred Graves, president Bonnie Henry, sectrees WIN AT ANN ARBOR Pinckney picked up a Bom and Plaved the Ann Arbor Mtf team there Sunday and ,7 1, S Dn Jones pitched b ngs and Guf Ledwrwdoe 3 i u home run, Lavey n 4 Ledwidge a double wa at lb Young 2bf8 V , Moriarity 3b, IfWl y, rs and Ledwidgo outfield He K C3ark c MarionArnold Roaek Harry t Hattie Coleman,Ann BantleMax io t Johnstone1Marian JohnstoneCari White, Bess White C A Green Tyronne Voyle Becker Unadilla Harry Bowen WUber Wetilcdi Brighton City Mrs A son, S B Appleton Brighton TwpAda Bert Buxton Cohoctah Fennich Rihard Rose Doherr Conway Ralph Norred, Thos C NelConley, chidren who will be taktn home at noon All kindergarten child will attend school in forenoon this year They will come in the busses and be taken home at noon if they live out of town Their room will be House Hall on the school grounds ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs Frederick J Reb man of Portage Lake announce I the engagement of their dauqh j ter Patricia Ann, to Wesley J Palmer, son of Mrcrnd MrsHarry H Palmer of Pinckney Both Miss Rebman and her fiance are graduates of Pinckney high school She is attending the Michigan State Normal College Mr Palmer is u member of the air corp and is stationed at Col oradc Spring No wedding date ha been set Children evidently have little to do with decreasing the divorce rateThe Sfate Board of Health has released the follcwinq figures for 1950 In that year divorces decreased 277 from 1949Marriages increased 9 percent from 53,109 in 1949 to 58,180 in 1950 Divorces among childless couples increased 7 percent, among those with one child 4 percent, two children 11 percent, three 11 percent, four 3 percent and five 42 percent J A Green Divorce cases areEsther vs Mil ton Densmore, Lois vs George Devine, Kenneth vs Vida Kellen bergerDorsey vs Pauline Crum rine, Barbara vi Alex Sakjas vs Marcia Field, Vernon vs Vir ginia Howers, Elroy vs Florence vanWagoner,Armice vo feoiae Patterson Ruth vs Dale Chap, man, Richard vs Janet PelkyI Lois vs Earl Hill Mable vs Loyal MARRIED IN ILLINOIS William Caverly, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Caverly of Howand Carolyn Nudd of Evcmsotn, r A,rtn 1 Illinois were married there Sat The other elementary children , who live in town will be trans J urday ported to and from the nev school in busses leaving The hot lunch program will not start until later The cos per child this year Is 25c a meaL TwKeldDave Taylor,Mildred Lois vs Earl Hill Mable vs Loyalx a,TP crpr 29 oBSS , Hogalan Ora vs Valora Rounds AUCTION SALE aZa Harry Benner, Gladys Doris ys Cletus Prince, Mildred There wUl be 11 r 9STO I v Roland Roe Arloa vs Charles , the EH Aron Farai crt 11505 La2L Oak Hildreth Bakhaus WeHon Betty vs Joseph Varney, ter Pinckney Road Sept z UnrrLmThimc Noeckef Ann vswMark Rhode, Janet ys rl vn SSS5rse Eckhart Franklin Wood Oeda vs Law George Wc who have been SilbertLvons 1r rence LaCross, Rosstnary vs An Siting for eotne time at the ESl aW niq Sony KohlerNonna ys Merwin Sniyery homo ha JJS Graham GeiaWrCuv turned ei the 1 AUCTION SEPT 22nd hShschoofat 840 and 850 a ,Thw will be an auction in m Those who do not carry their, the Pmckney school auditorium lnehes will be brought home at September 22nd sponsored by ina bkiahoma Pennsylvana oon and taken back at 1230 the Ladies Aid Society the Young South Dakota, WcrshincfcmVer noon ana iw Womens Auxilary and the m0nt and Wisconsin The opin In the rundown on recent legis lotion the Safety Committee reports that 22 states Jiav already taken action bemninq Television in autoes The states so acting are AlabcrmaConneticut, Color ado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota Nebraska New HamDshire, New Jersey, New York North Carolion seems to be that you cant watch the road and a television program at the same time rei pvfens Class Any donations that are saleable will be ctp predated Fruit, Vegetable, Furniture Clothing Anything Salable can REPORT UNTRUE V nu u Sheriff Bassett informs us that R K Elliott chairman that y violet Stone, operator of a Howell conyalLADIES AID MEET SEPT 13 escent home who disappearedv The Congl Ladies Aid will after issuing a number of worth meet at the home of Mrs Minnie le checks, has befen packed up VcmSkrmbrook, 1275 Darwin RdLm Almada, Oxliforniais untrus on ThuTiday, Sept 13,ptnDISPATCH Wednesday, September 13 1951 ELECTRIC VENTILATING SYSTEMS IN DAIRY BARNS AND POULTRY HOUSES MORE THAN PAY THEIR WAY Small wonder cows give more milk and hens lay more eggs, even in the wintertime A wellplanned electric ventilating system keeps them healthier and happier by carrying off foal, moistureladen air and replacing it with fresh, dry air Stock thrives in this automatic airconditioned comfort produces more at less cost to you In addition, you have less trouble with icedup doors and windows, fewer rotted sills and timbers to repair or replace Get ready now to lick the barn and poultry house problems winter always brings For expert help, see your Edison Farm Service Advisor You can count on him to recom mend the right ventilating system for you needs No oblijton, of course ff PW vyv y DETROIT EDISON LaRosa Bowl Leag Starts Bowling Week ALL PEOPLE WISHING TO BOWL BS THERE THIS WEEKMens League Mon,Wed,Thim Womens League Monday, Tuesday TOO PM wling Friday, Saturdy, Sunday Wm, Ivioran Is building a cement walk, on Unadilla Street1 from Pearl to the home of Thorn I as BurchelL Woodbridge N Ferris, candiJ date for governor spoke at HoW ell Wednesday night TJie Grand Trunk Railroad is running excursions to the state fair at Pontiac this week A sin gle fair plus 50c includes a ticket to the fair Nellie Gardner is working in a millinery store in Dundee Glenn Gardner is attending the Armour Institue of Technicology in Chicago Miss Sadie Harris has a piano class in Marion Anderson beat Unadilla at base ball Saturday 14 to 9 John Hudson, 60 was killed at Gregory Tuesday when he wass thrown against a moving saw mill saw Bowel lhm gowe Michigan Taw Wd Thw, jt U, 12 13 The picture that takes a new look at life Cory Grant Jeanne Crain la PEOPLE WILL TALK with Finlay Currie, Hume Cronyn n Cactoos Hafe Friday, Saturday, 8pi, 14, 15 Edxnond OBrien Dean Jagger in WARPATH la Tacoiucolor also HUNT THE MAN DOWN Dexfer Theatre AS, sigkboring Gig Young, Car la Balenda cartoon Sunday, Monday Sept 16 17 Matin Sunday 23n p m contlnuo David Nivta Vera Ellen Caesar Romero in HAPPY GO LOVELY In Technicolor Novelty Cartoon New III I ,HK sTues, Wed, Thug,Sept 18 19 20 Betty Grable MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW In Tecpnlcoiof The South Lyon Community Chest donated 100 ior Kansas flood relief The South Lyon Home Coming is Sept 13, 14, 16 at the lghtedi held there James Teachout of Unadilla had his eye removed of Univer sity hospital Ann Arbor, last week j with The flied Cross Mobile Blood Macdonalt Carey, Eddie Albert ComingtRich Young and Pretty Bank fell short of their guota of Rory Calhoun I Next Voice you Hear 125 pints of blood at Gregory last Corned Novelty Cmtoo week 83 pints were received f L rr , The Stockbridge hig school CommgNullinomrefor Chnsty 4i Arroii football, sguad numbers 50 CKYo3 an,d hfP1 Da IS itYAW 1 llEATEB Friday Saturday Sept 14, IS DeLuxe Double Feature Oui Door Action Picture FIGHTING COAST GUARD Staxnag 7Brian Donlevy, Forrest Tucks and Ella Raines Put a picture for horse lovers PRIDE OF MARYLAND otafrinq Stanley Clements Peggy Stewar shows 700 and a00 M , i Sunday, Monday Sept 18 17 Sundoy Show 3 5, 7, S t a picture you should see BIRD OF PARADISE Starring Louis Jourdan, Debra Paget and Jeff Chandler Cartoon ana Nw flues, Wed, Thu8,Sept 18 19 20 shows 700 900 picture with drama,comedy,stars Dan Daily and Susan Hayward in I CANT GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE ttort Cartoon Nwi Mrs Henry Germain of Fowler Earth Stood Still 11 rw i i j ville has been selected as the Catholic foster mother of the I year by the St Vincent DePaul Society Besides rearing five children of her own she has Jiedl 29 orphans She has three now Island Lake, Fonda Lake andj Brigqs Lake near Brighton may incorporate as a village j The openinq of the new elem tary schoolat Briqhton has been postponed until Sept 17 Robert MaMacken of Howell on the Michigan State football sguad I Wayne University football team whoare training at Brigh i ton Recreation Camp will play an exhibition game at the How 11 lighted field on the niqht of Sept 13 ATOM TiiAii Stockhcidg Michiqt Friday Saturday, Sept 14, 15 GASOLINE ALLEY comic strip story with Plus IN BEAVER VALLEY Technicolor Disney wild life picture Cartoon Egg Hunt 1 Friday Satun Qurtsjen ivflafc Sunday, Tuesday Sept 1618 6 TREASURE ISLAND In Technicolor Robert Louis Stevensen story with Bobby Driscoll, Robert Newton News Cartoon,Casnova Cat r ComingGunmen of Abilene, Leo Hoey of D EHoey Sons Ccssino to Korea Sante Fe of Dexter underwent an operation at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last Wednesday At a meetinq held in the John son school district, North Lake last week it was voted to divide the distric Chelsea qetting the west half and Dexter the east Dr Lee Thurston, supt of Pub lie Instruction, was the speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting at Dexter last night to whih the teaches were invited , Dexter high school opens her football season at Chelsea Sep , 14 They have 50 on the sguad , The Chelsea hiqh school foot ball sguad numbers 50 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept 14, Morenci there Sept 21, Dewitt here Sppt 2, Hartland here October 5, Manchester here October 12, South Lyon there October 19 Brighton here October 26, Dexter there Friday Saturday Sept, 14, 15 APPOINTMENT WITH DANGER A Drama Starring Alan Ladd, Jan Sterling and Phyllis Calvert Cartooi New shows 715 915 MnHMMMMeHMMMHW buaday, MondayTuesdaySeptJ61718 OPERATION PACIFIC A Drama starring John Wayne Patricia Neal and Sun Shows 3,57,9 Ward Bond DisneycartoonPolar Trappers Wed Thus ,Sept 19 20 DEAR BRAT A Drama Starring Nora Freeman, Edward Arnold BiUy DeWolfe Cartoon Bporto shows 715 90S ANNUAL FLOWER FBOWr The Livingston County Gard Ifn Club will hold their annual lower show at the Episcopal Parish House on South Walnut St, Howell Friday, Sept 14 from 1200 p, m to 1000 p m I 700 P M iYITMCf I HAVE REOPENED THE Tip Top Restaurant AND AM PREPARED TO SERVE THE PUBLIC WITH Daily Plate Lunches and Short Orders WE WILL BE OPEN DAILY FROM 1100 A M TO 100 PJtf CLOSED SUNDAYS Sonny Fuhrman 47 Years Ago Ella Murphy is teaching in the ev last week wona wim Greaory school Cremona Forbes, Jte is at the Miss Mae Reason has enrolled Jackson fair this wk 25 Years Ago 25 boys reported for footbalj practise this week The team is short of eguipment Mrs Thomas Richard has given the school her 50 book lib in memory of Mr Richards The Line Brosof Howell have returned from their trip around the world and are giving illus trated lectures Henry Ford was in Dexter last week looking over his water rights Another hitch has devel oped He wants to raise the water which world flood the cemetery Only 185 votes were cast her al tfG primary Fred Green was named governor over Alex Gros beck, Luren Dickinson It Gov Grant Hudson congressman Hiram Smith, prosecutor and Geoige Wimbles, sheriff The Mich State San Holsteins were exhibited at the state fair crt Detroit last week MrsBert VanBlaricum fell from her porch Saturday and broke her arm James Roche won first at the Hastings Fair with Morgan Dew 5A and second with Village Tax Notice Villages Taxes Are Now Due and payable at my home on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL OCTOBER 1951 HELEN REYNOLDS Village Treasurer 545 East Putnam, Pinckney FlanUd 37 Years Ago at Mich State Normal and Gene Reason and Gale Johnsosn at Geary Business clbllege The M E church made 17 at Mrand MrsLucius Doyle,WmDoyle and Roy Clark are on a i 2 weeks trip through Indiana Illinois, South Dakota and Iowa SeLcCien rv1, sSpPer Wed P1 wiU Wm Doyle jr at night at thexDr HFSigler home, Sioux City The Congl ladies hold their Lincoln Smith and Claude monthly tea at the W SSwar Barry are on a trip through north I thout home tonight Rev Cope is in Adrian attending the M E conference The Democrats have nomingt ed the following ticket Repres ern Michigan Margaret Driver is working in the Pinckey bakery Gertrude Battle is teaching the House schoolentahve, Edwin Farmer Judge Fred Wyman, Dexter contract, of Probate, Eugene Stowe Sher I r was injured there last week m, John Wetoaaster Clerk S Ft at the C St crossing when his Campbell Prosecutor, Richard J cr was hit by a train RocheSurveyorJohn McCreary The first red pine pulpwood thinning ever made in a state forest has started in Crawford county, marking a significant milestone in1 Michigan reforestation history This Higins Lake forest stand was planted in 1914, about the time the states reforestation of denuded acreage began gaining momentum Since 1902 some 206,000,000 mainly red, white and jack pine have been planted in state forests First actual cutting of planted trees of any type started with jack pina in the Alpena state forest seven years ago Here, Frank Allen and I son, Roscommon, use horse and dray nthcr than tractor for more efficient harvesting of an eajly, closely spaced plantation ,, , , M Albert Shirley were in Lansing We juiderstcmd the North Ham q,ar th6 21 fAJANSTgh Federal We vjderstand the North Ham 3,12713 and expenditures of I Ltd BankLong term 4 loans bJ Wurch may b sold It has S0112L,Q4 82r leaving a balance of convenient payments allamng, been closed for 25 years and J 7B631on hand Qayton Miller, 011 Pcryments crt any time members come to PinckneyRui i i cii w Without TVrnltv rhrvrntx CW rr IW mnmu t Rush Jack Lohbdell, husband of Lola supt got 700 a year, Belle Kenn 110 Penalty charge Call or, Lgke wants it for a communitv Lobdell suffered a heart attack edy principal 350 Lela Monks ri9 Robert Hall, SecTreas hall and the Pinckney Congl last week and is in McPherson nl r TV c K KVI church for cm annex v1 PROPRIETOR w j and Jessie Greongot 300 , too 201 E Liberty St, Ann Arbor loie Devereaux is teaching in National Farm Loan Associat the Mopes district or will he in Howell In Drain wy tTO IUIW v ui isuuuvn St Marys church took in 20 Commissioners Room at Court ited itheir aunt, Isabel Nash, in in Wlliamston Sunday, at he social at the rectory Fri house from 1000 a m on ach Ann Arbor last week The Pettrsville CI hospital Roy Dillingham and wfl call Tommy and Charles Rirter vis ed at the Don Dillingham homos SB THE WNOQIEY DISPATCH Wednesd r The Peoples i Store Groceries Drygotfs Canned GoC Gents, Furnishings LSnLerio ti Kennedy1 Ge Store LOWEST FklCI EVER Special de luxt PHIIGASWPAN Range Miss Myrtle Meabon and Mrs Clyde Meabon and friends of Detroit called on Mrs Alma Mea I bon Sunday Mrs Millie Chamberlain who I has been stayinq with Mrs Mar ion Burnett, has qone to Chelsea i to stay with Mrs Mable Buss j Mr and Mrs Walter Gallup of quests of the L J Swarthont fam Moiristown N J f ily wer Vmday r x lie, uUW8ffhtfnc removable pore nys viwttkitaawin atfehfc sttrneand niatiya wtir top Port aied a The Gerry Eichman family call ed on the Hub Lee family in De troit Sunday Hub has just re turned home from the hospital Mr and Mrs Robert Pike look Mr and Mrs Wm BenUey back to their home in Comma Saturday Mr and Mrs Harry Lee took Mrs Lydia Carr to Sauqatuck Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Al qer Lee John Ruttman and wite ot Howell called at the C J Chnton home Sunday Mrs Clara Kennedy and children of Detroit spent Sunday with Mrs Emma Vollmer Boy Dillinqham s on the sick list Mr and Mrs Mavnard Clark J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE rjm b tfee time to modern izt ur kitchen with Philgat the thrifty fcottkd gas for farm and town homes QU can huat far and wide, but yo wont find a bigger value anywLere than thai beautiful de luxt rae Remember, too, we will glv yoU a enerous vradein allowance on your id range regardless of typf, make, a condition Esy erms, if you wisiH ANY OTHER PHILGAS APUANCSS fROM WHICH TO CHOOSE II Soiiowt Subscription Pcrui W C David Gordo Lake has bouq j place on the IX I building a hou Dexter Jamess Tincher,, of Tampa Florida, and Mrs Ray Duff John Eisele went 1 Hospital Ann Arbor U last week Mr and Mrs, Boger quests last week at L family of Walled Lake Merwin Campbell Lea burn and ye editor callec Harrison Cooper of Unadi week who wa3 injured wh team ran away with him mowing machine Miss Hazel Jdchardson is ain employed in the C H Ke dey store after a 5 year absen Charles Clark and wile of G esburq spent the week end the home of Mrs Mtarqaret Clar Floyd Hammond and wife oi Lansinq were Sunday quests oii Mr and Mrs Clyde Fisher Mrs Joan Mattescn started work at the Citizens Mutual Ins office at Howell this week MrsR Roberta AmburqeyMrsLucille Beck, Mrs Mary Bauqhn and Mrs Mae Schroeder were in Lansinq last Wednesday The Dr Robert Bird family of Wayne called at the Earl Bauqhn home last week The Wayne Carr family visit ed at the Paul Baker home in I Syracuse, N Y, las week l v Clnude Royer and wife of De troit were week end quests of W C AtLee and wife Louis Shohan att3nded th3 state fair last Thursday John Eisele returned home from University hospital Ann Aibor Wayne Collar and wife of Mi Ian were quests of the Robert Syracuse, N Ylast week David Aberdeen has returned from a tripp to New York He wass also in Washinqton D C and Richmond, Virqinia Mr and Mrs M E DnrroW were in Perry Sunday Miss Lois Shirley left fr Lonq Beach, California, today Bill Clark is workinq an a res tan rant in Ann Arbor i Jcrmess Murphy and familv of Detroit were week end quesis at the Thomas Murphy home Paul Sinqer who was hurt in a auto accident two weeks aqo, is home from St Joe hospital Mrs Alta Moyer has been ap pointed qrand ccommittee worn an on the blood bank committee bv the qrand worthy matron of O F S of Michiqcrn Gus Ledwidqe returned home from Yankton, N D Frida whero be piaved ball this sum mer He leaves for Noire Dame today Mrs Darrell Baker of Straw berry Lake found a tame love bird in her qarden while pick inq tomatoes last week No one has claimed it Week end quests of Mr and j cY 157F11 ad or Alive fA AN14ALS COLLECTED PBOMfTLY CCWS 300 HORSES 200 HOGS 10c per Cwt WF BUY HIDES ni0 CALr SKINS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMERS ELEVATOR 8F3 OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONE 1311 tCesural Oead Stock CO Plucabliftg Water Systems etc StftAlsy Dinkel AStmUttmrnm From where I sit 6y Joe Marsh Easy Makes His Cat Tread Lightly Driving home on Three Ponds Road yesterday, I was flapped down by Easy Roberts boy Skecter Take it Slow, he advised Dads crossing this road with our tractor, just beyond the bend Around the curve I saw why Skeeter stopped me Easy had laid two rows of old truck tires across the road, and was driving his new Cat tractor over them More trouble this way, Easy explains, but it does keep those tank tracks from tearing op the asphalt when I have to cross over to our other fields After all, the roads belong to all of USand I puess Vd pot mad if someone elsechewed them up From where I sit Easy is my kind of citizen He doesnt just give democracy lip service He honestly believes its his duty to consider the other fellows interests Whether its the right to use the public highways or the right to enjoy an occasional glass of beer, Ensys out to protect his neighbors right of way 3H Mtntight, WiU Ufltefi Girls Would Y4U Like a JCb that Of A Interesting steady work with chances for advancement I utlfttee KlUhea IMM from 99S Automatic Ws Hectort from 19 50 SEE US TODAY W MANWf MX frJSTALLATtOM wETAJU without and Mr and Wesley DeClair of Manchester called at the Walter I Clark home Friday Mrs Walter Clark spent Fri x,wk enRd V01 Z 2 day at he Edsel MeyeThome in Mrs Ross Read were Mr and Ypsilantl Mrs Raymond Dean of St v Mrs tfecmor Ledwidqe, Nan ersbsura Honda Mrs Ida Byers , and lerry took Keith to St lohns and daughter, Janet, of Ann Ar Academy, Plymouth, Saturday kf n ,, where he qoe school this year Mr and MrsCia CarnpMl at Mis Cornelia Bowen and dem tended the state fair m Detroit, qhter, Flossie, of HoweU called last week f ai the Andrew Nstbitt home last Th Ear Gnines iJilv of Thursday Howell called on the Andrew Miss Elizabeth Geaualt of New Campbell family Sunday York City visited Miss Lois Mc , The Max Reynolds famjr J Donnell lost week Lois went srendinq a week in 1 reverse home with her for a week , City ,, ,Ai Mr and Mrs T J Latson are Nan and Jill Palmer stavea, ff fi Vfllltflflslf f visitinq relatives in New York with Mrs Clare PclmeiSatur WW VllCSe 9prClil AUY HI1 tfB i Charles Whitehead ana wife while their parents, Mr ana i and Beatrice Lamborn of Greq 1 Herb Palmer attended a weddinq orv and Gerdd Henry of Detroit in Detroit visited at the Jesse Henry home Mrs Esther Campbell and her , i Sunday 1 father L C Gorharn were in Lan , Georoe Webb who is a patient j sina last Wednesday c Vacations with pay at McPhenoa hospital, Howelll Mr and Mrs Lonnie VanSlam better and is expected home this roo and Mr and Mrs L Gusj week l tafson attended Jm , 3MrsBeulah Hendee and sonRex , Bemirfi Ratz and Clifford Kav attended the state fair last Wed mond in Detroit Saturdav niat Stanley Qilver of Deerfield Henry Hrnidk was , called at the William Shehan over th wek end and attend Sme Fridar and Dr Harlow a meeHnq of ft paymaster, of from the efed8 sickneSs, ac cidents death Shehan of Jackson Sunday th Masonic Todae Tbev derii JSarrtt Snf UW now have openmas for operators and other employe staet far last Thursday j the Iodae and its sf rj I Mrs Harold Ward and dauqh Stmdav aits xhpnf , ter of Howell spent Sunday at hom wre Mrs the Charles Ward home I Ann Arbor, Mr and MCh I Mrs Albert DinkelAlberta and Whiehead Beatnre Lamborn I Mrs Duane Meyers attended a c Orearirv , I shower Saturday at the home of ytm, Minn Ware and Mrs MrsJack Cole of Howell for Miss T8 KimberKr aav a Wchen aSlene Meyer of Briqhton j shower for Jahrvn Hervtohir Miss Betty LaPine of Detroit dav niCTbt 26 were PJent was a Sunday quest at the Olin TP Barbara Nash vf Robinson home a experts to leave W T5lane Weft I JohTcarpenter has sold his, rvw tn Wn her husband, home at Rush Lake to Mcruricejr ft,A lkVerinq Link of BriqhtorL Wht his familv he moves to Seattle Wash 2 Paid holidays whetheror not you work 4 A benefit plan at no cost tc employees which protects them COME IN AND TALK IT OVER The Michigan Bell o Mrand MrsWs ovle iipwrt Sundrrv Telephone Co 922 WASHINGTON ST, ANN ARBOR MsCHKeAH V Tjjj MWL Wednesday, September 13 1951 RESOLUTIONS American Gas Association Cleveland, Ohio I Resolutions on Loss of Nelson L Miller Meeting June 2021 1951 Whereas, the members of thel Subcommittee on approval Re i quirements for Commerxxxl Cooking Eguipment fo the American Gas Association were ex tremely shocked and most deeply grieved at the untimely death of Nelson L Miller on May 15, 1951 and Whereas Mike as he was afJ fectionately called, had, as a I member of his committee for many years, given unstintingly of his time and afforts in stand dardizing and improving gas buminq equipment for use of j the consuming public, and J Whereas, the high regard and universal acceptance of stand j dards for gas appliances whijh I he so ably helped to establish will stand as a momument to his accomplishments, and i Whereas his many technical contributions in the design and i construction of gas burning equip ment further constitute outstand PROFESSIONAL CORNER ing ajts of public service Now herefore Be Is Resolved that this heartfelt expression of the committee should be record ed as part o the minutes of this meeting and that a copy be 1 presented to Mrs Miller as a WATER Save Over s100 a year Hev 4wlk wdtlflf oft water for ai dishwashing, white wathi, jloriow honp, dHehtfjJ bathing Gt tempi dil en thi amm lug nw outumttk water fnr PERMUTir WATER SOFTENEI Coss 43 ls than prewar t automatic ffiott Ask for fttf horn trial warm and sincere token of deep J sympathy GEORGE ROUSB plumbing WATER SYSTEMS3 4 0 North Stewart St j pv Pincleeer 1S3FU THE POfCKNEY SAOTABIUM Bey M Duty M D Die r limy u Michigan Dally 1100 A ML to zfiSTThL Except Wednesdays Man Tues Fd Sat 7 to 8 p m DB a BL MeCUJSJCEr Dentfe 112 Nerth Mlchioan Ave Telephone Office 935 Residence 814 Evenings by Appointments Howell Michigan HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell P Michigan Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage City, Lake and Fan Property A Spedahtv Ifod Your Property ith Me LEE LAVEY Genesrt Insurance Phone 9F3 Pinckney Mich AUClONEEB farm Sale A Speciality BERT WYUE Phone Plnekney 78F2 REAL ESTATE Farms Homes Lake Properaet and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 8 North Pearl Plnclraey, Mich Phone 13 3 Phone 157F1T Repairing MYON 1 HUGHES Plumbinq and Heating State 8717 Lakshe Drive license Hush Lake P H SWARTHOUT 6, SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Ptockney, Mich FRED C RBCKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av He well Michigan Phone 358 Residence 618 UOYITHFTOEP Livestock Hana Weekly Tripe Made To Defcc General Tracking Phone 64F14 Pinckney, Mk HEFBIGEBATION sffiVlCE HAROLD Hhsir Repair On All Makes Phone Pinclney 154F3 WASHER With famous Quickclean Activator washing actionwashes each piece individually Quickemptying Pump if Full 8pound Capacity if Adjustable Wringor if Oneyear Written Warranty r WHEN COMES THE MILD SEPTEMBER i DR C J TOWNER Dentist aw w r L i E JiOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS PHONE 138 PINCKNEY FOR MUNTZ T V SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative Free Demonstration Every Day Phone Dexter 3461 1 8044 Portage Lake Road Pwderl n 1000 A M to 1000 PM East Main flu Pmcknei i US U S PAT OW LAVEY HAP D WARE Authorized Deafer GEHERALfpELECTRIC WASHERS Summer Coal Prices Now in Etfec CONSERVATION DEPT Labor day crowds in state parks were close to 12,000,000 mark While cold weather slow ed up early attendance, last1 years record attendance of 11,6691 This old song title usually re , ,, , 000 was passed two weeks ago minds us that school days are UflSSuUCO ACIVSo 10R SALE Broilers, also some when attendance reached 13 108 starting once more j , hens Mark Nash, phone 6 IFVI 000 Camper permits last year This year even more serious WANTEDA ride to Howell 11 FOR SAU Uverstuifed living were 32,675 They are expected thouqhts confront us in the start work at 800 a zn and get room suite, mattresses and bedd to exceed 37,000 this year world in line with our duty to done at 500 p m ing Mrs Winifred Graves The state has received its first our country we are calling at Marian Wcrider, phone 7F21 I o , royalty payment for an iron tention to the Defense Bond Honey Creek Stock Farm FyR SALE Broilers, rjoasters mine on state land It was for Drive beginning September 3, FoH SALETwo burner oil heat aVve or dressed 2,276 for ore shied from theJ 1951 j ing stove, formerly in Mason j nLi fqrm phone 171F2 Warner mine in Iron county A Saving Programin Defense lodge hall Porter at f PARTY IUMOWN Who Stole the 1,260,000 small game licenses Bonds is an effective way of DeXter ge67 I drinking fountain from the new will in hand, oi deaers bv, J WANTEDMen te WJp d s ggjjr If , no The smallest forest fire record McPHERSON Stjge BANK spruce and pine trees Pay good SH9 5 in states history was reported Howell Mich wages fox good workers Inquire last week One fire burned over AArim iQfifJ0 in Shehans Mr36 one acre ta Clare county The JJ ep gJWflM to g amy record so far this year is 611 rJvt JTYrJu T1,,1 r tent R K EUiott fires and 3,806 acr to 714 fires and 4,C thi3 time last year Engineering surveys have been completed on 7 lakes and plans FOR SALEUsed Tackle Box and Fishing Tackle Reojsonable Price Pnone 184F3 Piniikne , FOR SALE 1938 Pakae house trailer 21 ft 4998 Gimrd Drive PHONE DEXTER 2681 6 EHoey Sons recora so iar uus year is tu rl nanMtt iMuranc Ccx i n ruuon fires and 3,806 acres compared, 22 V9PM FOR SALfeJavenpo anT to 714 fires and 4,315 acres at t vTvuvn j chair, platform rocker, cot and mmmam some lare crocks Mrs Ed Parkerphone 110F11 i Lakeland Phone 9211, Brighton DRIVE CAREFULLY GIVE FOR SALE Rabbits bVd i drawn to have circuit court es dressed Ph Pinclmev saw POR RENT3 3 rooms and bath tabliHh lake levels In Livingston THOSE YOUNGSTERS A BREAK J19CP , nncKney f apartment Furnished or county Island Briggs Fonda, i TbALf rFf Duolnerm unfurnished 4998 Girard Drive Bass, Ore,Gcdlaghe,r Strawberrr I Oil Heater mth fan Exce lent Lakeland Phone 9211, Brighton Zukev, Ore and Whitewood are BURGLAWBg ARE BEING PER e1FK2 f eml St WANTETXAppl beinq surveyed I rnone igAT rmcjcney 0 for Q Brown and 75 teachers from Michigan will PETRATED EVERYWHERE WHY FOR SALEtfasy Washing Ma I Sharp Automatic set up menaiso taks the conservation course at j chine and 10S, operators for new shop in this vie Higains Lake Sept 2123 CARRY CASH ON THE PREMI ator, Phone 16 Pinckney itvood wagesand steady lestLnWfdd SES OVER NIGHT WHEN YOU 31000 more fishing licenses CAN HAVE THE USE OF OUR were issued in August thiss year hem last year Pinckney NIGTT DEPOSITORY AT A NOMINAL FEE CLOSED LABOR DAY, SEPT 3 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Weweit Mlefc Member Federal Deposit Insur ance Corporation, All Deposs Insured up to 10000 for each Depositor WANTEDPlumbers helper with j workplease give Telephone No some experience Myron Hughes and addre3s,flox 108Pinckney 8717 Iikeside Dr, Rush Lake e 0TT, ,n d Phone 157F11, Pinckney j OR ALEa937 Ponuac ne FOP QzTrrPw ,1 Z, tires, also 1934 Ford rvjri oiiibrive miucinq cows nw ooro DX, Frank Pearce, 10960 Stinchfield Phone 39F3 PinckneVWoods Road, Pinckney near Biq Silver Lake WANTED Pain ting and Oecorui w j ing also general work FOR SAUfrVrnom hnna with 3T2 Hiland Lake basement in Pinckney, reason FOR SALEElectrochef Stove, able price Phone 144F4 FOR RENTRoom Board if de sired Mrs McKinlev Phone 121F3, 306 MjllJt WANTED POULTKYWiU pay Detroit Market Prices C R Llpvd Phone 62F13 boat trailer W C AtLee Phone 171F11 WANTEDjWashings Also have rabbits for sale Mrs Russell Bokros FOR SALEMy home in Pinck ney, in good condition, large LOW CALORIE DESSERTS AOldMAHc SA RLnto 7Sci FOR DIETERSi J LAWM MOWERS SHARPENED JPSS QUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Priees Courteous Service CLARKS Heres something important for people on nonfattening diets Some delighrul desseri dishes low in calories, will be found in Amy Aldens Household Alma nar page in this SundaysSept ember 16 issue of The American Weekly,EXCLUSIVELY with The Detroit Sunday Times See recipes for STRAWBERRY RIBbon DESSERT, RASPBERRY RE FRESHER, APPLESAUCE DeLUX and other low calorie desserts 150 Also Slssors and Knives Service While You Wait All Work Guaranteed WANTEDhArita LISTING, we Let us help you sell your form, have more prospects than farms L HAROLD CRANDALL MANDBLLS SAW FILING SHOP f 11 Ml PivMr DriJIiUnd Lakm Phone 305W HowelL 11524 River Drtveifiland Lake tu THE STATE OP MICHIGAN Prabot Curt fog tb County of I Probate court In the dty of HowH f taid County on th 10th day of Spt A Du 15I, I Bnu X 8att, Judes o moqoxi o 9bpni In th Matter of fit ESTATE OP WILLIAM L, MEYER, Doctatod, Mrri EJfeyr haring fited hr p ltion proyinfl that th , odninteattoa in toid Mtate b granted to Itorrte E Nyr or aeow otht ttittdbte pnea I It to OntefdThot th lot day of Oct, AA 1951 1 appointed ftr hoarlof Mid ton ooon at ald Probate Offiao Is horoby It te rwftsr Ordavd Tbaf pabttc Nottoo thofM b afriR by pabBeaHOB tor fbxoe taccmdtw wk prorloao to Mid day of hoartaf to lie Hackney Dte odeb, a MWSDOPOI prtnted and etaslat dtukrtod Is sold Co v d la Mid Oooatf A truo oopy Rbnm Suflb I Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW 41falla Clover and AHOther Seeds Farmers Feed Supply Co, MAX B08SSLL MQ RadaMf Mtddgoa Aogltttf of MARRIAGE UCENSKJ George Griffin jry 22, Howell, I Beverly Hanis20, Fowlervine Edward Moon, 22, Hamburg, Joyce Truhn, 21 Brighton C ewes rzuooM Hilton, 21, Inkster Ada RayL21, ten Kathryn Henry 18 Pinlckney Milford Keith BradSury, 21, Dex The tulip tree is Michiqani highest tree Some ore 200 feel tall A female cottontail rabbit will hare 15 young cos a year 4s4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 13, 1951 Description An account of the resource September 13, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-09-13 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c30240787bdc56202929e73a38f81d0f.pdf 15d402040a4318c32438e2ec18bc0dcf 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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J5 WPIffi T v up , v iriAirfUtf t, , y my1 SMW ti All jkMttU iViSteti, WTTW Volume 6d Wednesday, Setember 19 1951 C Miduu Mirror Characters Vcmdenberg for Governor j boom has been aunched in the western part oi the state for Lt Gov Vandenberg He has not yet announced but says he is receptive to any cause oi good good government Sec of Strte Fred Alger chasnaed Gov Williams tor letting his press agem, iual Webber, run aim Alger also has a press agent in the person oi Arnold Levin, kaner Detroit newspaper man If enough Republican hopefuls throw their hats in the, ring Kim Sigler, former governor Lay en the race for United States sena tor Arthur Vandenberg ir who is writing the life of his father wants to see what kind of re cepion the book gets beiore ho enters the race So iar only Aud Gen Martin has announced The state buiding program totals 100,000,000 of this amount 80,000,000 is for state buildinas and 30000,000 for hospitals Gov, Williams has asked Art Gen Millard to intervene in tht Washington case involving the St Lawrence waterway Some communities wish to construct power dams along the river which would not allow boats pass Mackinac ferries 28,182 vehicles over Day week end A Michigan legislative comm ittee is studying mental hospitals in a number of states ExCongressman Engle has refused an appointment by Gov Williams to the Public Service Commission Nearly 5000 people were killed or injured in Michigan in traffic accidents durinq July Average per capita income in 4icnigdn has gone up to 1,583 according to the 1950 census 10 years ago it was 649 This is a 144 percent increase This is be low the national averaqe of 150 Kansas incomes are up 150 and Arkansas 227 DeHoit schools will soon be teaching the evils of drug aadiction f Petitions seeking a referendum on the cnas tax have the requir FREEMAN WsBB School jNotes No M Church Notes Social Items J Oma Comment ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OPENS irom jenersoA county, t H IWjnday but is Summers i30 800 MkOQ 110 to transported the Labor uuu loo up land on what is no tuncuey hood, it was laler caned tne Nancy beefce tarm af ter nis aaugnter who innented it ii hoo haa many owners since, ner aeath, the last one we knew being a Jewish gentleman named barkovich Mr Webb was a successful farmer ana became a leader in ine communityHe served many yecus as supervsior, was a cnaxier memner of Livingston Lodge No 7b r A M ana its urst treasurer and also a member ot the ivieUioaisi cuuxen in 1841 the Michigan Central exienaea tneir iaiixoaa io uex ter This gave the farmers an outlet for their produce such as cattle, hogs, sneep, wheat etc urn cveu uitn xi wus a stupen unaei ICUOJUCT qetang it to Dexter The roads were poor and usually in aisrepair In times of deep snow and uie spring breakup they were impossioleThere wtrej no stock trucks then and all of ine stoc was driven to Dexter on foot, it was unprofitable to drive a few head of stock to Dex tar from finished The Ui floor, winter 800 foS ing is not yet in the rooms, oi f enna Devotions uul Thayei ana i evening at 730 p a all the tables aid not amve tor Mrs Taschs roomThe hails are not finished and neither is the general purpose room The general purpose room is 40x60 and will be used for entertain ments gym classes and a din mg room A modern kitchen opens off of it but is not yet com Friday oner Novenna Devotions Saturday 7i30 to 900 P M Sunday Deface 8s0Q Mat OonQpegattonal Community pleted or equipped The 8 rooms have tile floors and green blackboards and are Rev Donald Braaf pastor Thur 800 Bible HourHumility and Glory in Life of Christ Sat, 200 Auction at school a Movie kmd abcording to d pi ess release is greatly encour Catholic Cfcurcb HJY JRADBUBY WEDDW5 Michigan R K5rn H7 and Keith oraaoury were married nt iAJ 77 ywuuy encourinckney Concegal nurc h 1 UL SUB oi r Friday eveiimg, HeV AS jh cd on the Bible, such, ard of Breckenridge ottSSiff 11 aK Followina the mZTi and D cmd Batnsheba and wing the ceremony a n as a cepuon was held in the churr V 0 P1 to make a him on pariora for 150 guests CIlurc the iiie of JosephJow it is gueer Th brides dress was of Chan ut we never member any tilly lace over satm and nad jwjfter oi the gospel using any on prmcess lines She wore a i ee Bible Piss a hngerup lenqth veU caught tr a lace cap and carried an orchid on a white Bible s ot pntiac was thst maid of honorJHer dress was cf American Beauty moire taffetj tinted different colors All new J raise money for church decora seats and tables have been in atinq fund Ladies to serve pie stalled in place of desks and no oaad coffee eguipment from the old school I SundaySermon,The Sole Head taken here The teachers spent snip of Jesus Christ in Church most of last week getting thej Sunday school 1130 rooms ready There is also a j 730,Pilqrim Fellowship atchurch, first aid room which will have j Leader, Bill Brady, Christ and modem eguipment The school cmd Sportsmanship grounds have been graded and I Wed, 400 Junior Choir practise a text for any sermon They aii featured illicii love affairs Th clergy and Hollywood evidently do not have the same viewpoint 730, Senior Choir practise and when the grass comes up the new school will present an atractive appearance Calvary Meemonite Church Mrs Helen VanBlaricum will v Beach Pastor be principal of the new school S S Supt Walter Esch ww w u,w w The same women who clean Aslant Paul Chaffee ter so Mr Weeb became the, the old school will take care ot Mjmiwy Worship ui6 iinciuiey drover The farm j the new one We understand j Su day School 4ww ers delivered the stock at his when the new school aets under Childrens Hour 1145 farm where it was weiqhed and way open house will be held so Young Peoples Meeting 730 paid for In the winter time a j the pepole can see it in action j Sveruna Wowito 815 norse drawn drag broke a trail I In the new school 6 rooms had Cp Fellowship Service and she carried camellirr Rtfv uu vjinomas i myuwi puces ana a aetermin and Mrs Otis Matteson were baaesmaiasrhey wore turquo talieta and caried carmellias Cheryl Gusaison in pink taff eta was flower qirl vand Bruce and Gary Henry, brothers of the nnh538rerB v u cases e Pending Quite a few BradLrv wnQmS t1 i V companies have been bridl s LoTw LSt mCu Cmd ea into court on this charge Gerald HvdLT HeTrthI We 1 a certain amount of W2P Ae nlhJZ l Qt Chlelsea cenal is permissable in sausage were the ushers , manufacture but eae cases Higher prices and a deterxnin qjroom Mrs Earl Kimbler ow seem to have led to a regul tion The two principal objects ular epidemic of meat adulteraof uuuleration seem to be hamburger and sausage So far tiae year there have been 62 cases A meat adulteration and more The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L J Henry and the qrooms parents are Mr and 1000 an 5, ua Bradbury of Dex1100 After a weddinq trip in north the amount was exceeded tor the stock Mr Webb usually I JJ L qfl and arove several hundred head at The kindergarten had 38 and a tune Nigger Jake was his right j the Pfltysville school 2 1 hand man The late Dr H r with the hiqh chool gives a bigier once told me you could total woltofn 4o0the Mbn hear Niqqer joke yeU over Miss Mary Martin, of the Mh a mile away and that when the State Normal wiM herd had passed the road was class at th S tHtecSherl packed OL nad as as pavemem Thursday ta j0 thS JfS At tnat time mere was no road , in languaqe and art Any teacn beVwten biq and Little Portaqe er is welcome to attend Lakes All stock had to b dryi i ,0 GIHLS WSTALL en south past the William Clark I RAINBUW w farm and around Peach MtMrJ attended the colorful in Webb conceived the idea oir 150tenaeae installation ceremonies bTnq a road between the two County AssemblYvot lakes which would shorten the, Livingsionyyu vu uol, M distance from Pinckney to Dex tei ne approacned the uvinq ston board of supervisors and w Hamoow Girls a tnHowellMa JSte temple Scrtufdaymabt Wednesday 00 p m The Japanese Peace Treaty was signed at SanFrancisco last T u T1M llJ Y,11 weeki and that nation will soon PheSS Manchester Rd again We never saw Q natioa ThThridestrafelling suit was do t about face as quick was a black and wU check g JJtSi Sl T 4 ccessones and a fell in love with the country and th hnln Pmnln m tho their treatment by the people She has been employed at the t h 0VAqnculture Extension Ofhce at mo JF MRS HAZEL MILLER Mrs Hazel Miller a summer resident oi Portaqe Lake for ov I Howell Her husband is a farm everr ettort to et on 9 de er 2b years, died at an Ann j er of the occupation troops We Arpor hospital Sunday She was Assistinq at the reception suppose the G Is will soon oe he wife ot Edward Long who were Mrs Joe Griffih, Bernardine coming home from there nowdied several years agp Her sec Burns Susan Campbell Mary oi State Acheson drew a ond husband was William Mill Margaret Clark,Virqinia Shirley, lot of praise for the manner in JI lie survives Also a dauqh Bcnjbara VanSlambrook,Dorothy which he presided as chctirrnam ierf Mrs Adaline Barstow and 2 Lavey and Mrs Licille Beck at the peace signing Even Sen The funeral and qrandchildren oburial were in Detro was promptly turned down be SUawberry hichwas tastefuly decoratea wto flowers Barbara crrmherrv Lake was instauea 2tXZZ oTeiirslSit alonq cr the proposed road was all Xv ador Othm torn, 2FttS3r and Paula the question goes on ia November, 1952 the ballot COHBBaVAtlUN UEPT visited and again got They told him r Curleti Inly benefit Liv mg ston county, VJi,JllDw1ng from the Lanand would be of no usjJo Wash AJ2 instaltod InstallMr WA Jgla LaRccauemar chaplcun tenaw county, m vm j aiceT MiahigcmM 45 day waterfowl ed to build the road iawSown t season is from Oct 12 to Nov I He stared a subscription paper snau, Planist8 were Mane 24 There are more ducks and travelled far and wide witn, JcaKae nv Campbell pheasants this year than last I it Those who could not give Haqm an Judy j The arrival of ducks in the up oney donated labor 1 was a atstlnd Darlene Lewis re per peninsula is Oct 1 and th q dertakinq and took sever, ssdasts ana uax departure Oct 30, in the lower it j year 3 to build There were corwja jeurina worthy is Oct 15 and Nov 15 The Urn j nofactors or bulldozers m tbose j Betty pre8ente4, With her count nome it is 4, possession 9 On qeese Q and QU work was by hand m0ther advisor Mrs, daughter, it is 5 cmd 5 u nn oxen Ih3l VCU J t u 1 lnr Rmn 7 J E Leith and Than Isham of MARY HELEN BOOTH Mrs Mary Helen Booth, 42, died at a Howell convelescent home September 12 She was the daughter of Mr cmd MrsJames Carey of Hamhurq and married Edward Booth in 192G The family lived at Strawberry Lake He survives together with 12 children One is deceased There are also 10 stepchildren The funeral was at the Swarthout Funeral Home Friday af ternoon, Rev Prout of Howell of ficiating Burial was in kxkeview Cemetey, Howell FRYE KRATZMILLER Phillip Kratzmiller, son of MrsJ Katliryn Kratzmiller and the late George Kratzmiller of Ann Ar was marred at the home of the brides parents, Dr and MrsCarl Fxye to Patricia LOU Frye Rev 1 ator McCarthy said he did as swell job of qavel poundingGov Dewey of New York Senator Hickenloper and Gov Warrem of California also praised his his workAU of these qentlemen have been persistent critics ot his The result of the signing ot th treaty is that every Russian William Clyde Donald of the M r wasTurned down and E Church, Ypsilanti officiating proposal was rHolomatie They were attended by Mr and she offered trwiworst diplomaue Mrs Douqlas Roos The bride is feat m br history a graduate of Monticelb Colleqe Hiram College and the Hamilton InstituteThe qroom of Kalama zoo CoUege They will live in Ann Arbor ANNOUNCEMENT Congressmen and senators in Waahigton D C enjoy conqqressiunal immunity in that they can say anything they desire on the floor of congress and do not have to prove their charges and be sued for slanderThe corded Betty adyisor of with horses and oxen TtoeJ KJJJ9 McDonald,also her Rain a0lTiffisouri and neices foundation of the road JJ051 bw ioral crown Her Rato,, nephews The funeral wa Th3 JOSEPH SIMONS Joseph Simons, 69, former Hi , land Lake builde,r died at the riage of her , o f county home fuesSurvivinq Marie to Kevm Ledwidqe son of county nome u rlwidae and ney and the late Max Lfawdqe Mrs Clair Nicholson oi Ann, has been Q fild y Arbor armouoes the coxninamar , launching oi baseless and dauqhter Clare delamatory attacks on prominwuuuuuvu w , lorai crown, tier xwwJJ nephews The iunerai was at It will take place 5 J1 logs Stone, brush, junk and 1 presented by Etet the Swarthout Funeral Home j Sept22 a Jjamat SUhomas Owosso have been granted per wvwa mission to continue exploring for everything handy was used uj , w M o Howell O E Uranium in Dickinson county It contruction When completed was discovered there last year MrWebb had a road which was , wortliy advisor re Harold Doan of Adrian won passable all but one onL ceived her Rainbow Biblefrom the state archery title at Pontiac year it was only a fewtu 6 Griffith, W M of ent persons who had no way ta defend themselves No other class enjoys this privilige Way back in 1912 when Theodore Roosevel ran for president An editor in northern Michigan Harold Doan of Adrian won le state archery title at Pontiac 1 YJQ year wus 7 7 , a Carrie Orniau, ate park ioweek 3l H Jtf etery 9M BOY SCOUT PAGEANT TT i vT riTix h uwuvc ,7v Ar HmA This toncimwy WK t Livinsgton count Boy Scouts points ErwiA Ketder of Flint go J durinq high water fi Haybarker grand I will put on the pageant, The 780 points Sharene Skanes of, Webb roaa was used conunum Michigan was speak i Qmd mver Trail showing the Detroit won the wcoens title In October Michigan state pris oners wiU plant 5O,0fJ0 trees and was too narrow and crooked tor rnr QJJjeota Reason, all of j Tuesday, Sept 25 at 815 pm auto traffic In 1925 Washtenaw mas raised for the, p wili take part r lot the contract to DUIIUII i ,WJ rw children at, r J, mrr eonr fromo Weoo IOOB, j ht be structor ot Micrugan wu B Grand mver ircai, snowmq uw wui ly for over 50 years, it mwm 0 i, Reshment were served by aty of Livingston county at, Din still in use but 5 Mrs,Tewis,Mrs Curlett, MrsPll the Briqhton Hqhted field on of wa was too narrow and crcoked tor mr Qf1Jjeota Reason, all auto traffic In 1925 Washtoacrw 2Z was raised for loe county let the JstSSid for children 12b the present road to Clmt TolS villa at Adnan 2f I and Sons, of n Arbor Teo, tne ts afternoon Rev Brady offic church Ann w u fating Burial m Pmckney Gem Peek offiaaunq A reception wm article paper stat follow at the Cathohc louxn tour of MlchiqGn Center on N Division St Pinck mq elt wag d h0 ney friends are invited f hardly stand Mr iose velt sued him for toder wJ late Jim Pound of Detroit as his attorney Theeditor pledI quflty and shrubs in Michigan state parks The state has acquired 2 more acres for public hunting, ana us J, Most of it is in northern Michi roaa which ran alona the eag gan but 39 acres to in Livingston 1 o the lake is now part vlhied in 1877 gan and 52 in Washtenaw There were 15,747 bow cmd Freeman Webb died in t LOST FIRST GAME Free tickets may secured fromo any scout leader 4H CLUB GIRLS , The 4H Club girls of Pettys Pincknevs green team failed ville Nacy Nash, Barbara McA MARIED SATURDAY William Dixon jr, son of Wm and Viola Swarthout Dixwas married Saturday to Miss Naomi Corida oi Whitmore Lake at the home of the brides par ents The reception was held there alsso On the stand he said he hadiijpt been able to find a sing witness who would testify fcjjjot mer president was mtoxicatea CURRENT COMMENT Coat Years ago most of the banks in Michigan, especially in the The big oil and qas companies who are ninninq pipelines in many states to speed delivery of their products seem to be enarrow dr in Michiqan H left dauqtersJf75 ZTi aqame played there Fri j Blades, JoUcm and Dorma Basv j ather wereoontf oiled entire last year In 19 there weroj Nancy BeThethermamed enc a, Mea 0 to dmner Jn, , by one pe, or fanuly Am only 1800 14 percent of them got deer last year Among gun hntersiroxn 3032 pericent gott deer At least 2 bow cmd arrow hunters were licensed in every county Wayne had 2,830, Bay 1303,Genesee 1180 and Oakland George Croioit who d v Cap ot probate for number 01 ye Mwenci colored ran , I wild and scored most oi Aeir CMtfTAW EDWARD HOWSU I , Pinckney Veup Dick TW body oi Captain Edward g aDd Georae fradlev HoelUO Pinekney high chool JXedmban andLaPrad graduate, who was Utad Wjtte andPMMurphy tn offer much opposition to Mor fee, Linda Bechler, Carohne m u towns were private onesin countering difficulaeer m io oner wu r, i r MJ TI 4 n nr , T,IJ I county a number of Cohocta farmers have tied up a pipeline day by their assistant leader, on them were fae Teeple Banki Mrs Bonner and to the Living ptaey Gregory Bank,Dexter ston County Garden Exhibit in Hawiett Bank, Gregory Gay Howell Bank, Stocbridge Glazier Bank, Chelsea In Thumb Gov Sleeper had a whole string of banksThey plumage attached S St Augtwtoe cemetery, Mon d j Mrosa, backs 200,000 acres oi state land is I , J open to deer hunters in southern aay three daughl , FOOTBBA12 8COBE8 I CATCH THAT PSYCHOSIS Physicians warn that one per Bontaut of 20 at some time surf er from a form of mental illness severe enough to reguire hos pitiliscrtion Early treatment off r SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Special C5ommunication of Uxl ingston Lodt No 76 F 4 A M on Saturday nigh, September 22 at which ftvwal FC tegrea ir r ag u 1 Relrhments 2 bt ln0fnas AUCTION SEPT 22nd There wiU be an aueadn in the Pinckney school auditorium September 22nd sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society,the Young Womens Auxilary and the Miens Class Any donations that are saleable will be op predated companv with an mjunchonTWJ company had previously built one pipeline but started to run second oneIn Missouri a fanner named Richard Schneider organ ized a band of farmers who with rifles have stopped construction of a 60,000,000 pipeline 31, Howell Brkihton 30Byron 6 Airploit 7 Saline 0 0 Belleville 2 Hooseireto 36 Norto vile 6 CUrrencwrflle 12Soum TVln ToledQ Scott 12 Ann Arbor f Yptlkmti 25Jfal Park I ttfn Ledwidge, 30 Pinckney, n Qt Thomas 14, Sacred Heart ccm Nicholson, 28, Ann Arbor were not under state supervis ion to any great extent and their failures in depression times were many One by one they hav j Tfaere seems to j a , fa changed to state banks or gone loyalty QQ Q abo ermy out of business There ar now d sonjeo comes up with a only 12 left in the entire stat w Qne Now when Q wiuiw in 1925 the lecrislature passea a township county, state or fed Fruit, Vegetable, Furniture, laW that all private bemks must, offidal u gwom offio Clothing Anything Salable can be used R K Elliott, chairman MARRIAGE LICENSES will beT conferred Refchments JkAUSXM lilij UCUUUVHI Vi i Will W WWs 4 , 1 groat hope for recovery, after degree work Lets have a , 1 n the symptoms of mental qood turnout , J illness by reading Catch that P W Curlett, Secy uioncE Qare Smith 26, Howell, Thelmcf 1 Kirbv 22, Howell Robert Glenn, I 19 Brighton, Lois Market 19, , The Supreme Worthy Wah Brighton David Kggot, 1 WY p vosi Early4nthis Sundays PrSetes, the WhH Sh rine, j f Cspt 23 iMUeTriAinrican Mrs Margaret Oldetman oflll visit CctWan Shrine No Donald Cole 23, Gregory, W2ekiSSwvaY with the rroit calottMr and Mr Jf J 52 M Thu, Swt iene Mey FLSS trpit Suaday TtoM H He Thuwdaf 30 Dinnw at 60 gd VeSTloFoSK vy nnt of buiness on the aeatn Se sdv partner or change to state banksBAJffi SALE SEPT 22 Sorting at 1000 a, Martin Food Locker, sponsored S Marys Altar Society he takes an oath to uphod the consitution and krws of the Unit ed States af America We cant see, where any further oaths would make him or her any more loyal HEALTH COUNCIL MEETDfO AUCTION SALE SEPT 29 At Eli Aran Farm Furniutre, The Lrvinggton County Rugs, Good Stoves, QilctonM ccfi wflj mee stasia , first ckxss Garden Tractor, Small gcacl Tuesday night Septal Tools, full particulars next week 800 p m Percy Ellis, Aucnoneerplifff THE MMCINEI KY r, HP a fAVORiT RANGE OF A FOOTBALL FAVORITE m TTmJohnny Grw Cook Begiridid v Neighboring J are 34 pupils In the Un adiila school whet Jot Bums is Johnny Greene, Oar end mlfback f the Detroit Im so glad we have an electric range, ays attractive Mrs Johnny Greene I dont know how wed get along without it, joins in Johnny Alice is a career wife Whereupon Alice adds, Thats one of die reasons why I so often delegate cooks job to my range I put dinner in the oven before I leave for my law omet and set the controls When Johnny and I get home dinners ready to be served An electric range is ideal for working couples its so timereleasing Its so clean, too I just cant seem to say enough nice things about it Once youve cooked with an electric range youll be as enthusiastic about it as the Greenes See the modtrn electric range for yourselfat your dealers today r BOWOHIIMsvi Salt fttftt PrPedX S 50,1 it and vWl 4 Xv r JOST i 188 I W s Xv vwlwvwisv Xx4 Come in one see THE RANGE OF TH SM5 of course, its ELECTRIC Miss Rosalee Nash has return d to Mich Stale College She poured at the presidents recept ion there last week Glenn Darrow of Detroit and Clyde Darrow and wfie of Millord spent Sunday with Mrs Flora Darrow Mrs David Lieberwitz and Lois McDonaid has resumed Mrs Allen Kramia of Detrov1 her studies are Mich State Norspent Friday with Mis L W mayi ypsilanti tt At its meetinq last week the Earl Mann of Detroit spent 4 fettysville Civic Assn elected days here last week with his he following officers Pres Joe brother, GeneErwin Mann same S1 YlceTpres Lester after him Saturday Behle SeCTTea MlsMail0n The toted Stockbridoe achool enrollment la 582 The Rev George Woofeocfc, pastor of the Gregory Baptist church died last week of a heart attack The total Fowlerrillf school en rollmcni this year is 5L an increase of 117 over kxst year Tm bridge on McCabeRoaa ovor the Huron river in Green Oak township fell in kt week and the road is closed It was a 50 ft span, by 16 ft low truss and will cost 50,000 to rebuild At Brighton last week the TO ters approved the sale of the Gage and Bethel school buildings Norma Jean McLucas, Bonnie Armstrong and Lorcdne Lucker, all oi Brighton, left Willow Run by plane today for New York City and Bermuda At a meeting of Island Lake, Fonda and Briggs Lake residents last week, the proposal to incor porate as a village was tabled after a heated debate Island Lake favored it, the other two I were opposedRev Ernest Crocker of the Weslyan Methodist church at Brighton has started his 13th year as pastor there There year 21 students from Livingston county axe enrolled at Michigan State College Those from Pinckney are Glen Allen, John Hammell and Marlene Schneider Donald Cole of Gregory and Charlene Meyer of Brighton will be married at the Brighton Fed erated church Sept 21 After a wedding trip in New England states Mr and Mrs Wm Caverly will resire at 404 North Court St, Howell The Dexter school enrollment is 488 an increase of 80 over last year The parochial school there has 150 Wickman Bros, of Ann Arbor got the contract to build the new Dexter school vocational shop Their bid was 32,770 It will be built on the present school 840 pupils are enrolled in the South Lyon school 235 are in New Hudson school, part of the i South Lyon school system riarry Bennett, former trouble j shooter for the Ford Motor Co is I publishing a book on the late Henry Ford The title is We Never Called Him Henry Mrs Mariorie Clinton and 2 I children of Detroit called at the C J Clinton home Sunday 1ft If, tt Betty Oracle to MEET MB AFTER THE SHOW Macdoeah Carey, ory Col Eddie Albert noun Dexter Theati WBTEB sOCHKaAN Mea7j Satwda , 11, it Double Feature Claire Trevor Sally Forrest 1 HABD FAST AMD BEAUTIFUL also Tm Holt Dorothy Malaoe SB SADDLE LEGION Friday, Saturday Spi, 2, 22 Ueuute iMiuue feature shows 7Uo, tjtfO Gene Autrey none CI INDIAN ThARITORY WHEN YOU ABE SMILIN jhMday Keanday fept, 29 24 Mrtui Ivaeay lite e Fred MocMurror, Eleanor Parker In A MILLIONAIRE FOR CHRISTY Richard Carlson, Una Merkel Nwt Swidoy Monday Spt, 23 24 hows 700 and 900 RICHetata WadL, Thur 8pC 15, 26 27 RICH YOUNG AND PRETTY la Tfjtnrtnolor Jane PoweJL Danielle Darrieux Wendell Corey Jemando Lamas Cortooo fane P i f Short Subject shows 70Q 9D0 IUM,4 Wftdv Tjur Spt 25, 26, 27 A Religious Picture youll 4THE NtXT VOICE YOU Starring James Whftmore, Nancy D taoit Cartoon Nv CommgOn the Riveria, Follow the Sun ssPieaBvavBSlSBBsBBMaiaHBwBsiBSBeB2HBeeaBei CoolngiTh Doy UM Earth Stood StUL Th Strip Show Boat AVOW IBiUtJf Chelsea, lifion, rtday, Saiurday 8op, 21, 22, eat restm GUKMMEN OF ABILENE A Sttpoc Woitom Stonintt fbckr Lone Black Jack and Eddie Waller Friday, Salurday Sept 21, 22 DALLA S Xonbnicolor A Supor Woctoin Stoning Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman an Steve Cochran Cartooi Hi OASSINO TO KOREA compares Korean to Italian campaign Sunday Tatoday Sopt 23, 25 SANTE PE la Tocanlcolof A Sapor Wortora Starring Randolph Scott Janis Carter building oi SanteFe railroad llofrt Marry MT LeonEddlee f3omingSpoiWr oi the Pkdns Gene Mann and Mrs Cora Webb were in Detroit last Wed Mrs Wilmont Plummet has re turned home from Grace hospital, Detroit where she has been a patient Harold Darrow and family of Pogue Lake spent Tuesday with Mrs Flora Darrow Sunday Monday Tuesday Sopt,23,24,2 shows 710 913 LULLABY ON BROADWAY b Technicolor A Miiftioal Starring Doris Day, Gene Nelson and S Z Sackall Sun Shows 3,5,7,ij Cartoon SP0 1 Wed, Thui Sept, 2S 27 DOUBLE CROSSBONES A Comedy Starring cartoon harmonicats Valdes Orchestra shows 715, 903 ComingBreairthrough, Iron Man Bitter Rice CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this means t of thankinq my many friends and neiqhbors ior their lovely flow ers and cards and other kind ness shown me durina my illness and stay in the hospital Callie M Plummer t HOME GAMES All Heme Games Start 800 DEWTTT SEPTEMBER 21 HARTLAND SEPTEMBER 27 MANCHESTER OCTOBER S BRIGHTON OCTOBER 19 GAMES AWAY MORENCI SEPTEMBER 14 SOUTH LYON OCTOBER 12 DEXTER OCTBOER 28 STOCKBRTDGE NOVEMBER 2 enfag AT THE PINCKNEY HIGH UGHTQ FIELD , Pinckney vs Dewitt THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS FIRMS SPONSORED TVS ft0V MNMnr Fuhm I SeSftT Funeral Home Puhwaji Restaurant Doc Cory Drug Store Xatchies Restaurant Bert Wylie Auctioneer Hockey Swarthout Service Vans Gulf Sendee Thomas Eead Sons Dr Ray Duffy Btanley DtokelPhanbino Or F Hewlett, Watkins Man M E Darrow, Barber Shop The Lavey Hardware AMnear GsntfcA Start The Pinckney Tarern Roy GknS Sons Stars Maprte ffiiirey, TelerisionAxdio COFFEE, SANDWICHES ArlD m Wmmw m pyeiwr1 yv3wjH,M wnvivsww fci Peoples Store Gents, Furnishings LJ ttL eri s B Kennedy gen Store 10WEST FilCE EVER Special ile luxe PHllGASMPPAN Rang eries, Day goods Goodr, fHioes Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn and Mrs Virginia Cqrver vere Sun dVV an Mrs How N r 1 in Ann son Sd S LVmi Hendee ad son Rex, Mr and Mrs Rex Hen idee and Mr and Mrs Mark Urpt Edward Howell at St Jos Pmckmev Dispatch tared as 2nd das matter at postofhc I, 7f Act March 6, 1877 114 ScHowell StJmckneyMiab Sutjcription Price 150 per year Paul W Curlett Publshev Rex Socket of Deroit who is in Pinckney about every week end was elected chairman oi the f Michigan Masonic Board oi Genj eral Purposes at their meeting in Detroit last week I Olin Robinson and Hex Sack ett attended the meetinq of the Order oi Bozos at the Homer Til ney home at Steawberry Lake, Saturday Homer was qiven a television set for havina enter, tained them for the past 25 years 180 were present Dick Wylie fell from a swinq at the Pinckney school and injured his leq Friday Several stitches had to be taken Callers at the Ben White home last week were Gene Dinkel and wife of Detroit and the Carl Bid well family of Briqhton Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor was a week end visitor at the Roy I Dillinqham home John Helek and family of Ann Arbor called at the John Boyer home Saturday Rev Alfred Allard and wife of Breckenridge were Thursday and Friday quests of Mr and MrsJesse Henry returninq home Saturday Mr and Mrs Roy Dilingham attended the funeral of Burr All m at Fowlerville Sunday Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were in Lansing Thursday Louis Waqoner sr and Wm Skurza of Howell spent the week end at the latters cottaqe in nor them Michigan Mr and Mrs John Boyer spent Sunday at the Ilia Jaquish hom home in Byron Mrs Albert Dinkel and Alberta were in Ann Arbor Saturday Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkelson j Allen, and Audra Klekot, spent i Sunday at the HDickinson homg New BostonThe Cyrus AtLee family of Gladwin spent the week end at the W C AtLee home Mrs S H Carr returned hnitw from Sauqaturk Saturday anci had for Sunday quests the Harry LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AT RUSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED OV Plumbing Pamps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Eectric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SPECIALITY C6MPLETE LINE DF FUTURES, COLOR CD WHITE PUMPS Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER PHONE ItNCKNEY 157FII Dtsd or Alive fAM ANIMALS COLLECTED PiOtPTLY CCWS 300 HORSES 200 HOGS 10c per Cwt WF BUY HIDEb mD CA1F SfflNS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMERS ELEVATOR 8F3 OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVA TOR PHONE 1311 Central Dead StockCO Lee and Mylo Kettler families V nd Madqe Jack of Ann Arbor Ambrose Kennedy and family of Howell were Sunday que , at h Irvin Kennedy home James Puck tt, 20, and Phoebe Shouse who live on the Norman Reason farm on Spears Rdwtre uji ueppoD oynn un UT m Ann Arbor Monday night Mvron Schoenhals nnd family of Akron, Ohio, spen the week md at the L J, Henry and Tom Ware homes John Paul Ware who is working in Akron, came Hh then Plumbing Water Systems etc Stanley Dinkel mm 4 ijtomatie, tnaUnMfglitfof irnr removiMe porro A drip treyt V V m 4ik vftb Witla InAet eijfnaJscooWjif ip to3U minute V iiJeiveatfm md irg information f u lufedsignal H V en e IIt ta c top working art rt xk Concealed ww LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE Now it the time to modernize ymu idtrhen with Philgas the thrifty Stttd gas tor farm and toivn hornet ou can hu far and wide, but you wont find a bigger value any vere than tbic beautiful de luxe rage cmehcr, too, we wilJ givt you t ,crou Vftdeui allowance on your oid range regardless of type, make, c condition TOfey rms, if yi wist MAHi OTHER PHILOAS ArPtlANClf fROM WHICH TO CHOOSE I SEE US TODAY W1 HAND All INSTALLATION VTAIU Hotkey Swarthaa ephs church Howell Monday The Frank Clark family of Mil ud Tern SundaY auests at tha Winston Baughn home Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson a tended the wedding of Harold Paul and Madeline Shoeb at bt Aiphonsus church Dearborn, Saturday 300 attended the re hon at night David Burns underwent a her ma operation at McPherson hos pital Howell, Saturday Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were bunday dinner guests of Mrand and Mrs Ray Burns With them thev visited David Burns and Herman Smith at McPherson hospiptal Mr Smith suffered a broken leg when he was hit byi auto Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy spent Friday at the William Gall up home in Farmngton David Aberdeen was in De Detroit last week Mrs Virginia Carver spent the week end with MrsHetty Carver in Ann Arbor Week end callers of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt were Mrs Gordon Hester of Ypsilanti and Dr W C Wylie and wife of Dexier George Webb returned home from McPheron hospitalHowell last Tuesday Mr, and Mrs William Jeffreys spent the week end with Mr Mrs RayChandler in Kalama zoo I Mr and Mrs O Collier of De troil have purchased the Roland Shehan house on M 36 E and moved in it Mr and Mrs Wm Euler have returned from Gulfport Missand 1 are, living in Mrs Dora Swar thout cottage at Portage Lake Miss Jessie Winchell of De roit is spending the, week with j Mrs Mary Hoff Mr and Mrs Carl Horton and and Mrs Bud Horton of Detroit spent Monday evening with Mrs Mary Hoff Gayle Shirley and wife of Plymouth spent Sunday at th Albert Shirley home Sunday callers crt the M JRea son home were Mrs Florence j i Artz of Detroit, Mrs Mae Rane, Ethel Bui and Miss Walsh of, Whitmore LakeCarl Lents and wife of Charlotte were Sunday guests at the j Ona Campbell home i Mrs Clifford Miller and dough er, Agatha, were in Deroit Sat Charles Clark and wife of S7 i , ii i Gcdesburq spent the week end I Pfci 01 plark a v0 of with Mrs Margaret Clark and Ft Carson, Col, are here on family on 30 days leave Then they qo 7 Griffith family of Ann to Ft RUey Kansas Arbor were Sunday guests of Mrcmd MrsClyde Fisher spent Joe Griffith family Sunday with Mr and Mrs Har Mrs Barbara Nash Bekkerinp old Hammond is Owosso j ieft Willow Run by Plane Safur Mrs Erona woganand Mrs 14 morning to Join her ha LuS QLUVS cPl d Bekkedina at 511 Jj Stan1 161 i Spokane, Wash, About 10 rri homp hArr and toeodsww n VISlage Tax Notice VlUages Taxes Are Now Due and payable at my home on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL OCTOBER 1951 HELEN REYNOLDS Village Treasurer 545 East Putnam Pinckney , M syymmtiernivmM BEER AMERICAS j BE VfMGF MODFRATiON 5jstrr In Michigan the game of golf is gairiing in popularity every year And its The American Way to relax of the 19th Hole with spar kling glass of Michigan brewed beer For beer belongsto pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs 1 to our own American heritage sm y T of personal freedom iel oSeumgp bnfCff erf Michigan Brewers Association 71718 Fronds Palms Building DetreH I, Michigan Met Brewing Co fB Brewrng Co Frankenmufh Brewing Co Ocebei Brewing Co PfeMer Brewing Co Schmidt Brewing Co Sbwoing Brewing Co Tht Sfroh Brewery Co, k 4 Jr The Dexter Cidet Mill WILL DO CUSTOM GRINDING tOTRY TTtSDAY AND TODAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE i5 OTTO WAOONEH PB rt mii L 4Ssi4ivA MMCEMJEMCHL W Mr and Mrs Roes Ftodd at tended the Read family deuzuonl tended the Head family reunion at Rushton , Mr and Mrs W C Miller en If tained a cousin, Adam Millexol Rochester, NY, Sunday They f had never met him before The Miller children were p present i and Mrs Annabelle Croupe and daughter, Vivian, of Flint I James Greene and wife of Lan sing were Sunday guests at the Roqer Carr home j Sunday guests at he Lee Lav J j ey home were Mr and Mrs i George Lavey and Mr and Mrs Ambrose Murphy of Jackson j and Mrs Mae Metz of Howell The Bruce VanBkxricum irfam j ily have moved back in their own home on Cedar Lake Rd I Billy Shehan and a boy from J fc Germany who is attending j school in Ann Arbor spent Sunat the Wiliam Shehan home Mrs Helen McGregor and 2 children of Brighton called at the Win Mercer home Saurday The Lloyd Hendee familyspent Sunday at the Pat Rupert home j in HowelL Mr and Mrs Robert Pike called at the Erston Clark home In Un cdilla tJ Charles Eisele and wife of f Fowlerville called on Mrs Em ma Vollmer Sunday Mrs Mary, Brandle of Lansing is visiting her1 Robert Carr reporter on the I Grand FJapids Herald was home Sunday Mrs C J Clinton attended 500 club meeting at the Borton it i ENJOY SOFT WATIR fill Save Over MOO a year PROFESSIONAL Mt WOttr 1 44shwshiftfl wKMw sfcampo, tftllgktfwl bctMnf 01 fmpUt details mm to ww tag MW water Mftoi X PERMUTir etufoWaM WATER SOFTENIt Costs 43 fss than prewar automatic mode AtkftrfltfftMMtrW GBOBGE BOOSH Phirahtnq WATBH sWAMsT 8 4 0 North 8lewart St 1S3F1 oSrYljOO A M to 1 Except Wednesdays MeTueFnSaU7tofiom M a BLMcCLUSm Desist 112 North Michigan Ave T elephones OfficerST Residence 814 Cveninas by Appointments Howell u Michigan HERB SNEED J Phone 183 207 E Grand River Howell Michigan Real Wale, Insurance, Brokerage atf Lake and Fan Property A flpecialttv jfrt Your Property Win Mp IBB LAVEY Generrt fasurgnee phone S8F8 Plndftiey J M WNtDfEY MOTARIUM I fJflUL Bey M Dur, M D I and Business portoEsV Lie Your Property with Me QRALD REASON Broker 2 0 8 North Peari Plnckney, Mich Phone 3 3 Phone WTFlT moiS Plumbina and Heauna cense H j P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Directs Modem Equipment Phones 39 63, Pjnckney, Mich FRED C RQCKHOFF 6r OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ay He well Phone 358 t Mi Qchlaaa ncV61 esldenc 61 LLOYD livestock HaLna AUCTIONEER farm Sales A Speciality , Mlch Wekb trlpsadet To D a General Tricking JL , i Pno B4F14 Plnckney, Debt BERTWiTJE Phone Plnckney 78F2 REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD Bbmr Repairs On All Makes Phone Ptndi WASHER With famou QuickcUan Activator waihinf actlonwathti ach pic Individually if Quickemptying Pump if Full 8pound Capacity if Adjustable Wringsr Ontytar Wrlttsn Warranty LAVEY HARDWARE Authorzed Deafer ELECTRIC GENERAL WASHERS home at Strawberry Lake Sat urday w j THE CONSTITUTION OF THE Gent Mann and Mrs Cora A Inoy 1S4F3 DRGL TOWNER I Plnckney, Mlc TW WLIE NOTARY fNSUHANCE and BONDS PBONB m PINCKNEY T Webb spent Sunday at LobdeU Lake UNITED STATES AUCTION SAiE Having sold my farm I will sell at Public Auction on this farmj located four miles South of Fowlerville to Masjn Hd, then one mile South on Elliott Rd ir FOR MUNTZ SEE , ROVE FISHER Factory Representative i Dentist t Demonstration Every Day 804 Portage Lake Road, Trader rom J000 A M to 1000 PJ4 Phone Dexte 3481 East Main 8u Plncknej Classified Summer Coal Prices Now in Etfect Vi The anniversary of the adopt, ion of the Constitution took place 164 years ago QY subordination of secnoial and personal interests made poa sible the constitution we live under in iiice token each citizens claimed by identifying to the Pavenpori Has mattress and, duty requires alertness to legis Hewletts springs Other furniture,, beds laUon which is not in the spirit of , r t I bsdding Mrs Winifred Graves the founding fathers Eternal vig WANTEDA ride to Howell I peari 220 St,Pinckneg f FOPi SALE Utility grade Mcln 1 tosh apples 100 a bushel at th , ,,,1 fan Bring containers No SunFOUNDA doll evidently lost day sales Charles P Reed by some little girl who left it on, 3003 Jewell Rd, HowelL Mich the Hewlett lawn while looking , , at the Mexican and donkey Can j FOR 5ALE3 piece overstuned mile South on Elliott Rd or tne founding fathers Eternal vig mile West of Parkers Corners ilarice is still the price of liberty Sot Sept 22 Starts at 11 30 A M Brandons Lunch Wagon PHONE DEXHfe 2681 31 mead Mixed Cows, fieuers Bull, 18 months old 2000 Bales of Hay and Staw 1950 Model B John Deere Trac McPHSRflON Statt BANJC All depot up to 10,000 insured by osjr msmbersnip in the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor poratiejL start work at 800 a m and getPP OJIC done at 500 p FOR BALE Marian Waider, phone 7F21 Honey Creek Stock Farm FOR SALETwo burner oil heating stove, formerly in Masonic lodge hall Call H A Porter at Dexter 9667 o room house with basement in Pinckney, reasonable price Phone 144F4 FOR SALEBroilers, also some hens Mark Nash, phone 61F12 FOR SALEBroilers Kloasters alive or dressed1 JoriLoi Farm phone 171F2 WANTEDMen to help dig small spruce and pine trees Pay good j WANTEDCustom Plowing wages for good workers, lnguire1 Earl Schroeder, 5486 M36 W at Art Shehans M36E I ComerMSeWPingreeRd 2m k5W J S ale butl PSSaALEuew 12x44 armyj FOR SALEUsed Tack Box toVandTuli line of good f arm , 1 R K Elliott and Fishing Tackle Tools and alLMilking Equipment 5,2 5 for t I t OH SALEDavenpol and t able Price wfeWoinir Platform rocker, cot and j Phonel84F3 Ptetao, Je the going is good I ome kirdecror wSSirtn52fll sSSSn HOFli XTiSF m,md gndTrtft RXTPpilissr, J FOR SALE 1938 Palae house jixcdler 21 ft 4998 Girord Drive EHo S FLOYD KEHRL CLERK HAROLD GATES AND SON Auctioneers Lakeland Phone 9211, Brighton lea UonoliL issiatejssteia ffaffsswfe sssr ztss tsst rSMFSxl SES OVS NIGHT WHEN YOU 1 Phone 181F2 Pinckney maMori i rtLJXS J USE AND tH SAUEasy Washing Ma OR ALE1937 Pontiac new PROTECTION OF OUR NIGHT chine and 100 DEPOSIORY AT A FEE NOMINAL Pinckney FOOD STORF r THE mm m SSVIMBV MURAL RANK I Member Federal fS lnror once CorpCfanon All Depostts InsiMI up to flOOaO lor each Deposttc FARM LOANSThrough Federal Land Bank,Long term, 4 loans chine and 100 lb ice refriger qtor Phone 16 Pinckney rVArJlLblumbers helper with tires, also 1934 Ford Phone 39F3 Pinckney WANTED Painting and some experience Myron Hughes j 9 also general work 8717 Lakeside Dr Rush Lake Phone 173F12 Hiland Phone 157F11, Pincknev Deco Lake ral w Mft Jftfeft, miM ZZ OR SALEEiectrochef Stove,, 1jfoEE LTSIPII w,aAtLee SlI1 7 Kq hvARTSWashings Ak rutftYlwSTy rVRuSei Bokros f G H Loyd Pho 62p13 lave FOR 8ALEMy home in Pinck ney, in good condition, large rooms, Areola heatng system,2 i wuy wmau vc joans mmmSmiSsimJSst r 78, rfi vrcwa noaing systems Convenient payments allowing WiwN MOWERS SHARraVED garage, large lot, some fruit special payments at any time , 150 , Mrs Winifred Grav 99n Prf without penalty charge Call or f ff1 wANTEbtfArik LibG, wW nght Robert HcdL SecTreas oMce WhueYou Walt Let us help you sell wuTfarnT tha QUALITY Meats Fruit or will be in Howell in Drain Commissioners Room at Courthouse from 1000 a m on each MftNDsU 11814 Wir DrtveJBiand Lake have more prospects than farms L HAROLD CRANDJLL Phone 305W HowelL TUB ttJOZ OP M1CHK1AH Prabat JQmut ff County ol Groceries Vegetables YtJ Fish K Market Prices Courteous Service LJuAixJv o nx Probsto aul to the cBy ol Hbtntt fr Mid Countf th lots ear et Spt A D, 1WU ol ft sBTATB OF B fatdk, Juds el moqob In Mbtter WILLIAM I, Mmto BJforir hartef sted AM ptt Itkm praying ftat Iss odalnlsfratioa i Mid Mtaf ke fianltd to Mtnto i iyr or MOM SMt ntMafals pnoa It to QtdmUJkM tbs 1M say of Ort, AA 1951 W OMMtelMl ft SMtSf sstd BMe at said Probat Otto si senbf ft IK Fttflssr OssersC fta Motto ttwdj basn kf tor iMss ssesiMive MMSS aid dar et SMBtsf si J extfSMlk j iftSMtMSBiwHssBV asSfkslBsl SBslsXBL O IlaSaTBIBSSaaSSf BSaBBssl MraUd Is sssffst r d to sosl aowsy f A tros eos 8fcejK M 8n CUiMSa tashan MP fresato Baiitorai Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW Alffatta, Glover and Another Seeds farmers Feed Supply Co, WANTEDsI iwye 3clients, who wont to buy a small home withjv 2 to 20 acres neai PJnakneycBil not nscessory, preier a wagt Fred J Teept HowauVMclL Phono 675 Mr and Mrs W Ketchcan and Hjvand Mrs N D, Potter attend ww raneral of Rev Woolcock ev AUard tmd w4e ,,SKSi Miss June Bobon left Monday 4pkmti where she will at tend Mih State Normal She is 3tot a the darmitory ,j1I THE PPCPTCY DISPATCH Wednesday Setember 19 1951 CIRCUIT COURT NEWS Some time ago the property ufcis on Long Lake near Hart nd went into circuit court and iad a lake level establishedThis iummer tbey built a dam to hold i at level The residents at the jakes below in which Long Lake mjDties were in court Saturday eicing an injunction restraining he Long Lake people from hold inq the level They say it has re aced the water in their lakes to uch an extent that part of them have become marshes They al urn Long Lake is 11 inches jigher at trie dam than the level et by court Judge Lyons refused the injud n and said, the case would eve to be tried in court Prose cr Erwin represented the Jrain commission and board of Dervisors and Stanley Bernun the contractor who built Le damThey are defendants ed Fletcher and an attorney earned Marshall appeared for plaintiffs La Rosa Bowl Open far League Bowling CAN STILL PLACE A FEW MEN FOR MONDAY NIGHT fALSO FORMING MIXED DOUBLE LEAGUE FOR INFORMATION CALL 9108 OR IF AFTER SEVEN CALL 9103 25 Y ears Ago 3c COUriSIi aOCEDURES Tuesday, Sept 11, 1951 Regular meeting of villaqe council called to order by Pres Dimcel, followed by roll callPre sent Shirley, Read Tiplady, Swarthout and Clark Absent, Eisele Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved The following resolution was introduced by Councilman Roy fuUrt DEMOCRACYbyMat C nstif ution Ipou fwo drowninqs took place at hoollot Lake Tuesday night ien two Detroit contractors, illip Seetz, 44, and Fred Seetz , , icst tneir lives They rented a , Clark and its adoption moved oat of Mrs Guy Hinchey in the T Supported by Councilman ternoan Mrs Hinchey went Lee Tiplady uow When the men did not re Due notice thereof havina n at aurc search was mado oeen given as required by law viry Spears found the boat 3e ii resolved that the fellow d ift on the lafceThe sheriff was mq portion of a street in the vill eptembcr 17 C M N J7, THE CONSTITUTION OP THE UNITED STATES WVSC L AND SIGNED, WITH FffW PRECEDENTS TO ClICw iWsV, KC PATTERN TO FOLLOW, THE DELEGATES TO THE COfWEr f0J MAD SUCCEEDED IN FORMULATING A CCCLMENT SO iWD IN ITS BASIC CONSTRUCTON, YET C r PZ Ii FACTICETHAT IT HAS SERVED OUIt COUNTRY Z THAN IbO YEARS lied avio wita Gerald Reason ,ent out on the lake The body o, Phillip was found in 14 ft of, voter That of Fred not until i 30 that night when grappling 1Ccks were used Beth men ere named and each has a dauqn x ago of Pinckney, be closed, namely The north half of that part of Mill St i ing beween lot four 4, Bkk 8, V lanes 5, of the Origin Lt cf r Village of Pin ivA laid cut,platt ihe Fowerville Fair this year will be the biggest ever Charlia ehrinqer and most of the Deoit Tigers will play ball there Pinckney high school plays ih owlervilLe team football thero n the morning of that day Hugh Jacks has cut his boat nouse at Lakeland in two ana moved part of it to M 36E and Ninons Lake Rd for a sjtpre John Jeffreys celebrated his 68th birthray Sept 19,assisted by oil his friends and relativesPinckney high school football beat the Pinckney alumni in a game here Friday 13 to 6 Tha high school was Career C Hen dee andN Miller, g R Reason and Graves, t SHvarthout, ab, M Nash, H Reason and Weddige, backs The alumni was C HKennedy, Dave Kelly, Maurice Kelly, J Stackable H Stackable, M Harriss K Reason S Hall A Campbell, M Kettler Wirt Hendee and sons won firsts prize at the state fair on grand champion ram and alsa Dave Kellly left for Big Rapids on flock this week where he will attend u Ferris Institute j j Aye 5 Nov N ne Carried Motion by Swarthout sepported1 by Shirley to allow following Fritz Wylie wiring 2500 V ,3, Cil t 6134 Hick dwpark vork 2000 Co Rd Com streets 30919 David Braay cere flag 600 Paul Curlett printing 2470 Thos Read Sens 14626 Motion carried Motion bv Clark, supported by Read to build cistem in west end of villaqe Motion carried Moticnto adjourn carried Mildred Achley clerk 47 YeqThaJ Aoro iR G Webb and family have moved into their new home just There are now 725 boys in the state reform school a Lansing The Iosco base ball team wa3 here Saturday and defeated An Horson 7 to 4 Saturday Peiet Munsell oitched for them T P McCleer is building new flume for the Pinckney mill About 300 rickets were sold at Gnmd Trunk depot here the state fair at AL ,, INQ BEFORE THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION iy, AS Ti,o,J3HOUTOUHSTORy, Wfc MUST UPHOLD Trie PHILOSOPHIES AND WAY OF LIFE SET FORTH IN THt CONSTITUTION AS A SURE WAy TO MAINTAIN THE DYNAMIC EVOLUTON OF OUR DEMOCRACY STT is uuv week for Hm Roche won first at the the p0miacl67 were sold Thursday Jackson fair last week with Morj j, H Garlock of Howell purgan Dewey and second with Cremona Forbess MrsDavid Jones entertained 30 young people at her home las Satuday night in honor of her daughter, Nellie chased a ccrrlcxid of mules at the St Louis Worlds Fair and has them for sole Lvnford Whited of Fowlerville i has a gang of men here setting J Rtad attended the S Louis Fair poles aid putting in phones for last week ja the Mutual Telephone CoWhile riding horseback here Sunday Byron Wellman was tnrown rendered unconscious Thev are agitatina a railroad from Flint to Howell via FentonProt Clayton Miller has or ganized a ladies physJcal cul ture drill class Mike Fitzsimmons and Ross Miss Med a Lamborn who hag been working for Mrs G L Sig ltr has returned to Gregory Born to Mrs Maude Carpen ter of Chilson Saturday twin girls weighing 12 lbs Mamo Brady is teachincr th Cordely school N Pacey has completed a 16 x50 ft barn Fred Burgess has moved in his new farm house Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 20, 1951 Description An account of the resource September 20, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-09-20 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c7f52e38fd7b8238e7295435d8f832d0.pdf 39948d6dd2063b0bb4633c8e497e564c 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. 4lftiicsflUffiv , 3 i V vT Ml spatch Volume 68 Wednesday, September 26, 1951 aa Mirror i How to keep up with inflation Is the permanent headache facing government in Michigan The Commerce Dept reports that the total annual income of the nation has increased from from 87 billion m 1929 to 329 Characters GEORGE REEVES luo9 Heeves come here in , iJ trom Mew York state He haa always been a controversy I hgme andthere have been Preside Truman has submitt poneer 71 chiefly GUR DEMOCRACY evERVTH WQsur tr s SQUEA L ITS AN OLD STOCKYARD CUSTOM TO UZZEJIZYTHMG byMrt Football Notes No 46 Current Comment ed u budqet oof 71 billion Full employment is reported in all Michgan cities It is estimated 700,000 more workers will be added to labor forces next year The guestion is what will con oecuuse he was the founder of Hell which has furnished more cop lor Michiqan newspapers than any similar spot in Mich Heves iust verue was in the hotel business Proi Kirtland put up a hotel here in 1837 It stood tinued inflation do to Michigan n t R I Th state government is already m incurring deficits due to the sale ed on West MaS 4 for a ST sends iaqe factorVi A H rimtoft used 3 j it for a blacksmith shop When tax distribution which in Xi oi the mnoy bac communities 4h pimr LVU T 7, In 1933 federal banks had LPfj nunqbuilding 41,988 million in government WQS bmit 2t was torn downsecurities In 1945 they had 241 By a business deal Reeves ac million and commercial banks i suirsd the Ueli pioperty now had 106 billion While our na hi wad Laxe At that time only tional income has risen our pur a so wmui was operatinq there chasing power has dropped to i He aaaea a grist mill and later an alltime low This has worked I maae tiuur he also started a q hardship on those who depend disuiieiy making wniskey irom on fixed incomes like pensions I com and wfteat A breakup plow or insurance dividends wass also operated by himThis Increased wages lead to in J was a huge contrivance drawn creased pricesIt is a vicious by eight oxen used to break up cycle The purchasing price of new land irom which the trees the dollar is now only 423 i ad been cut For all these en percent prises he needed help and a there are two remedies 1 is i settlement sprang up around to give up public services we nixn According to his daughter now enjoy and lower our stand j iNtfrs Alvin Mann he was sitting dards of living No one wants to i in his place of business one nite to do that 2The other is to pay with his friends when one asked I increased taxes , him what he was going to call j Gov Williams is attending his village He said he did not the governors conference at care They could call it Hell if Gatlinburg, Tenn, this week they wanted to Tht name stuck here he will endeavor to start a At first tiie distillery only ran move toward the prevention and at intervals like a cider mill cure of mental diseases This catered o local trade Many is heightened by the recent Ann timers have told me they Arbor Ziurder He also wants a to carry a sack of grain to tho law to make it possible to usa distillery to be made ijab whist t narcotics found on a suspect as j Jey Most stores solfl whiskey evidence Under Michigan law by the galllcn like kerosene or this is not possible because tbe molassesLute Hose married one search is illegal Two bills, legal of the Reeves girls find took ov NV, i izing the use of narcotics found er the mjtKiement of thedaBnOLyLEDWltygr on a person as legal evidence tillery He was a shrewd busi UajJ Marie Nicno were introduced in the legisla the besl game he, P Wu 1, I boys and qui we mid i on its hands which the best game WJi p ai rivals, the torch aurdm u tgame fte, i4Lve in I ot zu years ago in which 4 SS horn, m Sd T i5 Sk aati a Qcod bodies burned their Psinq attack but were lu 7 toUII16d m to win PincknevLdlu tii t V J murdore were given double maae 40 yurds down he sSe fc M11 age Y line ana Don Wilse w fnt hvl a MUan Sodium varus iur me owo 1 Bradley kicked goal, They start ed oncthex march but icet on a tumble on the 25 yd line This cost them a touchdown OJS they weie penalized 4 5ime5 after this putting the ball deep in their territory hcm where DeWit scor the victima StJoe hospital nuiiwhom they slew for 150 in change in her purse Police were at sea on the case until the 18 year old school mate of one oi murderers informed the police he knew who the murderer were and got the ed on a pas and passed for the ru ad got , 500 rwarcL pcini Their seronH to,,l LnSQ 3 had no excuse for going wrong All were from mid die class families in comforablei pcun Their second touchdown was scored the same way and they led 14 to 7 at the halfPinckney out played DeWitt the second half, scoring twice as many points but failed to make the conversions, LMrosfkcc passed to Matison for, one touchdon and Bob Meabon to MoMison for the second one DeWitt also scored on a pass circumstances and apparently had about everything they want ed The two 17 year olds had guit school and only worked occassionally The other had en tered Mich State Normal but was unpopular and had been picked up once on a narcotic IN TODAYS EMERGENCY, BOTH IN THE DAYTODAY LIVING OF OUR FAMUES AND n GOVEflJNMSlJT, TMFE IS NCSTO 0 THAT SAME EFFICIENCV N USWG EVcIPsVTHiNG WE HAVE AND ELIMINATING WASTE iATS WHV fT IS SO IMPOPTANT rOGoV fML4T TO TffM i 4MILJTAfty EXPENSES AND FOfc US, AS INPIVIPUALS, J BUY ONLV WHAT WE NEED AND STEP UP OUft 5AVI,, GOVERNMENT BONDS ANP LIFE INSURANCE WILL MEAN HOKK, THKIFT AND SACRIFICE fttJT LETS LEAVE THE squALTQ THE GS TheFlnckne 7s owed j ASr Th f plenty of light, a qual that fi1 toStfSJSSSr was lackinq last year In David I Lle Seems to mat me countv Haines they have a triple threat man who can run kick and pass Theii blockinq and tacklinq is net qood but should improve In the Harrland qame here Fri day they should qo to town Jack Jeffreys went out en th fir t play Friday with split n has no system for handlinq juv enile delinquency They are probationed aqain and aain un til they finally commit a seriouf crime Pinckney Darrow L E I Henry L T Wiitse L G VanSlambrook C Social Items I Churth uics ture by Senators Hittle and Ry and but both were killed , , M0 Nicnoison, daugh ness man and discontinued the 1 MrsClair Nicholson of Ann , aliiolir jug trade, eiiinq only in barrel 5 an Kevin Ledwldae, on May Catbolic Church lets This he deliverea by team, f Mrs Eleanor Ledwiaoe o Si U Sch Pastor dwagonThe late Henry Gardner ey were married at St SL ft and j3an Plummer used to drive Thomas Church, Ann Arbor Sa I w o S30 800 10j00 1130 these wagons for him I hvee hy by Monsignor Peek A 8R 100 The small qame season in th talked with them Path about it reception followed in Cathohr FridaS fvfjfV0t8i, upper peninsula opens Oct 1, i John Ray was the whiskey Yuth Center, ,8l 730 p m That in the lower Oct 15 over maker and some winders burned ijie bride ware a white gown Fridav nhl Mrt 3,035000 hunterss are expected UP 10 rd of wood Rose was fQ with full skirt, extendinq Saturday 7nPaavi0 to take the field was ihe salesman and had reg , ino a cathdral train The bodice i Sundnv hL nn M ,0 P k All indications are that hunt, i ula routes ld gutOne went to ws accented by a yoke of illus iZJT W Mair , is and l 0ilggationaI nrnB Pastor Murpiiy R G LaPrad R T Biadiey R E Carr Q B Mrostka L h Maltison R H Jeffreys F B Substitutions Pinckney John , son, Meabon, Touchdowns Wilj tse, Mattison 2, Blizzard 2Ack Lrrnan Points Bradley,Blizzard 2 The effort to ban deer hunt in southern Michiqan with rifles has struck another snag The DaWitt I farmers asked Att Gen Millard Hunt for an opinion and he qav them Wick one they do not like He said Rifter the conservation commission Schac I had no authority to ban th use McKill of rifles in deer huntinq in south Tanous j em MichiqanThat the only way Badley it can be done is to have the Nelson leqislature pass a law to that Martin effect The qovernor is consjdefe, Klaus inq the mattefT The cost of call Acketrman , inq the legislature inlo special session would be considerable and the deer season is only 6 weeks off FOOTBALL SCORES The bill increasing postal rates which was heralded as a bill ers will find more birds to shoot Pettysville Hamburq and Bri j jn rows of seed pearls at than last vear Snow shoe hton Another to Howell, Fow iong fitted sleeves, a two tiered rabbits have also increased iiUe, Webberviile and Will vei1 fastened to a white satin Geobic park reports a decrease jamston and a third to Hudson cap She caned an orchid on a ers at church IUC1 ien in Ttenrlrmo Kie v ,, Comers Dexter and Chelsea Paysr book SafSnn t n nn n NanLedwidge,maidrof honor SnnerrtKhodoUal ChlCkeU Howell 6, Milford 6 Walled to get the post office dept out Lake 0 Brighton 0 Inkstor 52, of ihe red will not do any such South Lyon 3 Ypsilanti 13, De thing as every cent of it will be troit Catholic Central 0 JMUan used for higher wages to post27, Fiat Rock 0 Chelsea 13, Unv a employees higher wages For iveisity 6 Saline 13, Lincoln 0 instance rural and city carriers Roosevelt 19, Dundee 12 Ann wculd get 400 a year more Arbci 28, Handy 14 Napolean and other postal employees a 12, Manchester 0 East Jackson 20 percent raiseSo far nothing de ed to last yemTlt was 425o6 Mr Gardner told me he was un REGULAR COMMUNICATION Regular communication of Liv ingston Lodge No 76 F AM on Tuesday evening, October business The flour mill contin j Mary and Becky Morris, neices ued for a time but burned and f lhe groom were junior brides was not rebuil medds They wore flowered pas , v ,, , , T f tel organdy over white satin and uAfter his deatn a brother, Ira carried baskets oiyeUow roses Mennonile Reeves owned it A daughter, 2 Refreshments served after the Mrs Georgia VanWinkle, was ers vJUt mrrn rv close of lodge Lets have a q d the next owner turncut PW Curlett, See o a cattle ran Calvary Meainonite Church s svs Ea B9achy astor Jerry Ledwidge was his broth AfWrni1 pSfhS i 45, Grass Lako 3 Okemup 7, Pery 6 Leslie 12, Dansville 0 j Fowlervilte 13, Stockbrid7e 7 Morenci 39 Blissheld 0 PIPELINE WAR war in Cohoctah ime Thursday when rly, a farmer Uiere armed with a shotgun stcd off a bull doser and pipeline gang who were attempting to liy a pipeline across his 40 acre form Previously Deputy Cari Kiuegct hod served a federal court order on him restraining him froja in iimte has been arrived at yet as the house and senate bills differ widely Both would raise the 1 price of post cards from one cent to two cents The senat would raise 3c stamps to 4c the rouse would not The senate wcud raise air maiL the house not One would boost second class mail 60 percent the other only 30 percent Drop letter to the same city would be 3cOnf ihing will not be changedThat is the conaressional frank by means of vhich congressmen and other federal employees srnj thousands of dollars worth vSr 7 ers man Groomsmen were Mrwiton Worshln Tn stai Xr r She turned it in Larry Hurtibise Louis Shirey, I Sunday School m his wiie Ch The Putnam Arrrnn RhirvMnrin T ,a i ruruJL S 1100, served erinq with the pipelayers His , lawyer, Kenneth Davis of Detroit of mai1 free mGl1 a yea scrii trie order was void as hn was najnd and not Aaron Shirey,Marcian Ledwidge j Childrens Hoi rved, bhng in Pennsyhania Congress evidently takes Uttli stock in the maxim that econ Of MitEeeves 7 daughters only Mrs Mann of Belleville survives MARRIAGE LICENSES LOSE WEIGHT ON A MILK r MET Dairy foods enable dieters ta maintain vitality while shedding poundage In the Sept 30 issue of The American Weekly, EX CLUSIVELY with the Detroit I Rnn T, y Sunday Times, see two complete j mev IW FllKS edudria diets with emphasis on S116 DoyIa ru JT ILCJr r yyZLr, 7fin Lakeland Devere Wilt SmJSSSL HSlvSrSatwS Brighton, Katie Turner, 21,Briqh 200 calories dcnlyandLa ton Robert Inge, 18 Howell Land Co got 25 years ago and Lyle KettUshers were ClaroOTanVPeopl tte l li Some years ago the pir darned the pond to form a lak3 Nicholson Jay Shirey and Laurie I Evenfeg WoJSJi 1 company put the first pir SffiJlHifeifc, Howley Co5 s 815 acres Cohoctah This year Z I rSSne omv begins at home Way back the pipeline JTsJl, Tue ia n hear 27, 19 22, , , p VILLAGE TAX NOTICE RETURNS FROM tUHCVL Flom n6w tfle deadlLne j a electrician there We have received a letter from OCTOBER 15th, 1951 y PvtSam Lafala in which he j will receive taxes my homo at any time Dont pay that extra fee get here before Oct 15 Helen Reynolds, Treasurer rishes to be remembered to ,yo Stackable brothers, Anna Vasoifc Wm Jeffreys Hcrrrv Hurphv and all his old friends rM advisors He and his wi have inst reirrned from a thT months trin Pinckney Chaptwr The newly elected officers ROSSJXXLITLE Sregt James Doolittle, son of Italy and rVm Smrs you j of Mr and Mrs Hugh Doolittle rJlSVtltni there gj 4on qunrrv h wsr,t e Camp Devms, Mass was mam XJJZ Mem1 hUnn to It Sept 15 to Miss Shirleyi last Wednesday I OU,eUistisjiel iveH vSSnlflr TVtri Ttnly I Ross of Missouri at Leominister, , The Robert Seefeld family of officers were Minnie DeanIO, Mass Itaimie served through j Columbus, Ohio,spent the week Sheridan, chaplain The new offi World War II and reenlisted f end at the Earl Baughn home Emily Kuchar, marshall earl Mrs Virginia Carver and sons cers are MrsBetty Seefeld and MrsHetty President Carver spent Saturday at the First Vice rxirsaiifia Andrew Jacksons time a bar lar ny ber shot WaS stabUshed Assisting at the reception were WBdSOoVBLBWB started another one but only off 3shaves SlonqSmen Nfcs Don Mynning, Mrs, Anne The Mennonite church wll oli feT Xle farmers 50c ci r0 at government expense It ha RusseU, Carriene Cotton Gather leer clothing for German Jeh, I nqht 01 wawhlch thev would continued ever sinceAn econ ine Torsch, Ella Riopellee, Bar gees 156 tons sareTped Call not C1CC9 The COmTnyJL omv minded congresssman in bora Bogert, Doris Birkie and, Pinckney 50F2 neoaeU sult pendmg in circuit restrain trodvuced a bill to polish it last Nancy Mynning ,J r ing tne farmers from interfering week but t WQS snowed under The couple left on a trip toj mh AWV7THT v , with their pipeline Shimeiy al so has a suit in federal court tor sup was pendent command the erieVto avet a bread crisisNoW 50 years ago such a strike would 1 not have caused a ripple a I most families made their own bread I remember my mother had tins of bread setting before the fire at least one night a week to rise before baking it There was usually a Jin of biscuits King Seeley plant The groom is sid waln5oKni Vcmd 71 AI i xreas was present Dinner was served af 600 at the American Legion hall At the evening session the O t S Singers of Howell sang some numbers Pinckney chapter won the Friendship meeting prize which was accepted by Canie Griffih, WM A skit en Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baughn were iri Lansing Saturday to take her brother Maurice Latimer bacl to Michiga State Mrs Ea Baughn and Mrs Virginia Carver and sons were in Ann Arbor Thursday Mrs Dorothy Clapp and daugh ters of Beverly, Mass, were the guests of Mrs Virginia Carver shotgun seem to situation CHICKEN DINNER SATUBDAY The Conglchurch will nerve chicken dinner at the Pinckney school Sat, Sept, 29th 5 to 7, Mr and Mrs Edwin McCcrney f Some families oaked twice a titled The TightHouse Kerc I 1 cksf wex Sndav CalleTS wk nra 0 of tUl Daughter, was put on bv hl f 5 Mon plffce raised a famliv of 11 child 1 put on hV h Mr and Mrs Ernes LeVitn of j ren d her own hr9ad W, Mansfeld, Ohiocalled ct tIt wa8 fa cla8s because I henre TMI He met S n i wg with v WilHams, c had a long TVtK him sdames S F meet with Blanch Martin Thursren Sncmn jj day Oct 6th at 2 p m Bring Ama Uvficn TJavftf needle and thread to work on Pofcert GIVAJ frrmhr of canc pj24 attended Ihe last ,re moved WMn njeetiat A homeof Mrs Bells house on M36E , Ian Marrffl to HowrtL Paris Carver home in Rosford, 2nd Vice Ohio 3rd Vice Mr and MrsAS, Benham of i SecTas Brighorf called at the xarl Chcplain Baughn home Sunday Catherine Hartman Luclle Purdy Inez Hillman eaten lots of it Why bread mak ina became a lost art I donl know Probably the women da not have time any more Robert Given home recentJ y Mr LeVan was cm army buddy of Mr, Given Mrand Mrs, Allen Longlffake and Mr, and Mrs, lames Given sr of Lewistown Ohio were re to Charles Clark and wife rent guests at the Robert GJven j hosDiai Kalamasoo on Tme x7 it v, I SP 25 an 61fr lb ion, Charles Last Wednesday callers tt the T7U i ri t n J IJUUJS p2SrilPLi 5 dWW JS Monday dinner quests of Mr Beatrice Left il Givensmother,Mrs John V ardj and Mrs louls Corle ww tb v v , Jl5lnLmc,n 2f Dt M A Ward of jaX YnTando Burn McajsKojll Wuuirecl AiuWeen Big Rapids and Jones Dai, of 2 SfEvSSe iQiaanii Ruby Soule Newberry, nvaiweww it itff i CISmwm W SmmmmMiim wCtMM i fitorjiifcii,mm The Leon Harts Carry the Ball for Nothing compares with an electric And the results are terrific adds range for cooking, in the opinion of Leon Makes me wish I didnt have footballs famous Leon Hart and his to watch my weight, pretty wife, Lois Its really fun to cook electrically, says Lois Theres no guesswork involved, no fussing with heat adjust ment Its clean, cool Lee loves to eat, laughs Lois Roast beef is his favorite with Bermuda Salad Bowl for good measure Try it some time Like the Leon Hearts, youll be enthusiastic about electric cooking the moment you try it And why not cow See your dealer today s ft htom Hart, sUAmrican end t Notr4 Dam, now 4jtr tb Dttroit Uom, Come In ami too THE RANGE vf THE STARS of course, its ELECTRIC , tm BERMUDA SALAD BOWL Runs Perfect Interference 1 smati head of cauliflower V2 cup of sliced ftuffaf small head of bttwee r,vft Vi large peeled Bermuda onion, Vatercre thinly sliced 2 0 V or portteitt of 34 cup India Relish Dressing Roquefort cheese , Toss sliced vegetables and crumbled cheese together with India Relish Dressing SEE YOUR DCALER or Detroit Edison v itipjvF My farm is sold and I will sell my personel property at public auction on premises located niles South of Pinckney or 11505 Pinckney Dexter Road on Commencincr at 130 P M 2 Pe Living Room Suite, 2 Beds, complete, Writing Desk, Dining Table, 4 Chairs,Vanity, Day Bed Book Case, Several Commodes, Buffet 12x12 Rug, Ft Norge Refrrator Kalamaoo Gas Range Warm Morning Stove, med size, 4 Burner Kerosene Stove, 5 Room Oil Heater, 3 Room Oil Heater, Electric Wash inq Machine, 2 Kitchen Tables,8 Chairs, Lamp, Small Stands, Dresser Chicken Crates Pop Box Water Tank, Brooder,Scale Grain Bags, Golden Sprayer, Scythe, Two 50 Gal Oil Drums, filled, with faucetts, Standard Grain Bags, Garden Sprayer reverse, wuh 10 inch pplow, cultivator, Spike Drag, Seeder with fertiliser attachment,will beleT as one piece, GardenTools, Crocks, 35 Leghorn Hens,10 White Rock Hens, 20 Wyandotte Pullets ready to lay Corn SheUer Quantity of PipeCement Blocks, 12 Steel Posts Towing Cable, 10 Zinc Tile, SoU Pipe, 5 Rods of Fence Oil Heater, new and many other articles TERMSCASHEH Aron, Prop PERCT ELLIS, AUCTIONEER STANLEY DINKEL GLHEK BWeWWsssftfVM r v xwy m Neighboring Notes 1 Hwefl ff The Fowlerville school has I purchased new bleacher Beats tn it ior their lighted fiekL Wei Tkm 9epc M,it, 27 awa iMCft yoUKG SJQ KUETTT Doris Rudnickl daughter oi fa Anarew Rudmcid editor of the M TT Fowiemlle heview, new enrolled PowellDemleUe Danieux ct Mjhirjaa Steele College Wendell Cfciey,Femando Lamas Tne Detroit Edtaon Co ii , cmSSSSTto b2 ffrsoiul wfl tens fanly 100 years This means to James Dexter Theo AJ Friday, Saturday Sept 28, 29 Michael RenmsV Patricia Neal IB THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL also Evelyn Ankers James Ellison in THE TEXAN MEETS CALAMITY JANE1,4 In Technicolor uaday,MondaySpt,30, Oct 1 Matin Suadoy 23ft 9 m conttsoo Micky Rooney, Sally Forrest Vic Damone, Monica Lewis m THE STRIP Comedy Cartoon Newt Tue, Wed, Tbur, Oct 2, 3, 4 SHOW BOAT la Technicolor euran iarm in Oceola received one las week The VcinKeuxan still own it Carried at the church of Ba suuecHon in Lansiaa Sent iV fcchcEdLinn oi Lansing, Re attend ancy attended Pinckney high school SveeyaSinrThe iavmgston county By 1850 this hi shrunk to 1936 Rev N D Potter of Pinckne nas been acting as supply min r ister at the Gregory Baptist Coming jungle HeaUhunters church since the aeath of Rev j Sirocco of Rev Woolcock L WUliani Ball 5, of Webberville ieu irom a moving auto at Briqh ton last week and was killed At a meeting at Hartland last week it was decided to post the I entire Hanland township against hunting as a protection against hunters with deer rifles In two thirds of Michigan the tourst industry is the No 1 source of revenue The Hillsdale Fair in on this week j Dexter will have a blood do nation day Oct 3rd The annual Chelsea Fair is Oct 36, i JMM Friday, Saturday, ftefct, , 21 Deluxe Double feature THE 2RON MAN Jeff Chandler Evelyn Keyes Stephen McNafly Pine KHmyCKY JUBILEE Jean Porter Jerry Crrem James Ellison duaaay,Moaday,Spta30 Oct shows 700 ana 900 loader Sbewe 2, 5, 7, fl ON THE RIVERA A Musical Starring V lenfcnlcoiOT Starrisa Danny Kaye, Gene Tlemey Corinne Calvert beet I Stuffing Kathryn Grayson Ava Gardner cartooa Howard Keel Joe E Brown Novii, 4ae cftoae ComingLemon Drop Eld Tue Wed, TharM Oct 2, 3, 4 FOLLOW THE SON life of Ben Hogan, the go with Glenn Ford, Ann Baxter, Dennis OKeefe Shorii Mi Half Angel AVON XHiiA iK gtodrVwidgo Michigc Friday, Saturday Sept 28, 29 SPOILERS OF THE PLAINS A Super Western Starring Roy Rogers, Penny Edwaxds Cartoon comedy shorts I SYLVAN 1UAK ML Friday, Saturday Sept 28 29 BREAKTHROUGH A Drama Starring DavVn Brian, frank Loveio John Agar, Bill Campbell shows 715 910 Cartoot Sunday, Tuesday Sept, 30, Oct 2 MR MUSIC with Bing Crosby, Nancy Olson Bings Best Picture Sunday,MondaySept30, Oct 1 ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE Kirk Douglas, Virginia M Walter Brenaan Ray Teal H Super Weeteea 25 Years Ago Michael Harris, brother of John M, Harris of Pinckney was killed at Jackson Tuesday wiun he leli down stairs in his appart ment house and broke his neck Funeral and burial here Friday St Marys church is holding 40 hours devotion, Rev James hermes oi Lansing conducting Pirckney defeated South Ly on there Friday 27 to 0 with Capt Don Swarthout sidelined with an injury Harold Reason made 3 touchdown Livingston and Ahrens,, two freshmen piay ed most oi the game in the line Mrs Zoa Monks of Lansing, sold the Capt Monks farm to d sold ht Capt Moks farm to a j Mr Heggison of Detroit Last Thursday Earl Baughn showed up with a mummiiied leg which ne said he had dug up in his gravel pit It was sup posed t0 be that of an Indian and attracted much attention when displayed in Slayton and Parkers window One person qm suspicious He knew Dr C L Sigler had a similar leg in his barn He went and looked It was gone and the cat was out of the bag Harlow Munsell is building a new house at Gregory A farewell party was given at the CongL church Tuesday night for Jvlr and Mrs G H j Blanken who have sold their Bakery and are going to Hoi land, IfeUtsf Mr and Mrs W H Gardner gave a party pn last Saturday J afternoon in honor oi the 9th i birthday of rheir daughter, Nor ma , MAm I nom to Mr and Mrs Andrew Torres Teresa Bokros Sept 22, a daughter On account of a wet track Jim Roche did not start Morgan Dew ey at the Northville fair last j weekHe started Cremona Forbs but had to retire when he broke the eulky He is at Charlotte this week Gus Harris died in Chicago last week Funeral and burial burial were at Dexter He is a cousin of the Harris families 0 this place j Thi issue relates to a hunting match staged here in 1879 be, tween the villager and farmers, j The farmers won 711 to 310 i Farmers team was Keusch, capt Fisk Bros, Reason Bros, Bur den Bros, H McGowen, James Marble, Bullis, Barton and Bur gess The Village was Henry I Barton, capt James White, Tom 1 White, Cobb Bros Wm Jenk ins, Burch Bros Dell Carr LTavlor, Charles Larue Tom White was high with 90 The losers treated the winners to a dinner ComfcigBeware of Blpndie Rookie Fireman, Rio Griude Pfc Thomas Clark and wife re turned to Colorado Springs May day Miss Albera Dinkel spent ths week end with Gregorv friends Mrs Harold Ward of Howe spent Sunday at he tCharles WIT A home Mrs Rosario Loffbea is making j extensive Improvements on the house on Disney CartoonXucky Nt Sun Shows 3,579 rrr Tues,, Wed, Thur, Oct 2, 3, 4 FRANCIS GOES TO THE RACES A Comedy Starring Donald OConner, Piper Laurie I Cecil Holloway u White shows 710 913 cartoon Coming IrorTMan, Strangers on a train Bitter Rice, Alice m Won derland Some time ago the Mich Bell ffSSSSi TeWnTCo installed a pay of Rov TMZ at the G r 0 of Roy Fisher accomodation of after hour call Sunday visitors of Mr ana aic in week some Mrs Wm Shehcm wre thp Fran O110 niht la8 weB ris Krupa famliv of Detroit, Mrs I Eunice Shuhrfrt of Wrn nr Billy Shehan of Ann Arbor one wrecked and smashed the phone Jut what this act of van dalism would avail anyone is hard to figure out Sporting Goods Guns, Rifles, Archery Ammunition Auto Parts Aaessoiies We Trade Guns Bring to Yom Old Gun lor an Estimate M WE ISSUE Hunting Licenses Michigan Auto Accessories 126 EAST GRAND RIVE AVE 8 PHONE 77371 Open Daily 8 AJ 8 PM BRIGHTON, MICH Sunday 9 A M, to 1ft Noon 47 Years Ago The Dexter Cider Mill WILL DO CUSTOM GRINDING EVERY Tt CSDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE OTTO WAGONER PRt Dexter, Mich at the Pinckney hotel served by MrsClara Kennedy and family mine host, EA Allen and wife of Detroit called on Mrs Emma The last hunting match was Vollmer Sunday put on here in 1912 between 2 , teams captained by Lrvin Kenn The Merwin Cambell family and James SmithThe fjter won and Arnold Berguist were dinner The losers served the winners an lauests Sunday of the James Hall ovstor supper in the town halL family in Dexter twp honoring M E Darrow waiting on table the birthday of Donald HalL j and carrying a tray of steaming oyster soup tripped iusK as The Joe Griffith family spent he passed Wm Jeffreys and Sunday at the Ted Olson home someof the hunters got a bath I in Dearborn j of hot soup Treasv BJoss Read The Boys Club have elected Born to Wl Darrow and wife 6 following Pres Percy Mor Friday a daughter tenson SecTrees, Fred Read Emil Lambertson is learning the Sentinel, Orville Nash, printers trade in this office j Martha Murphy is learning the, We thank Adam Francis for a millinery trade with Mrs Will fine pie ppumpkin , iams in Howell x C G Smith of Iakeland has Born to Hartley Bland and wife been issued a patent on a spring last week a girL majtnei James Greer and wife have The following from here are moved into the cottage at Pearl attending college Ethel Read, j and Unadlla Sts Mike Ruen, U of M Mae Recc We thank Mvxa Davis for a son Pacia Hinchey Mich State peck of potatoes Normal Gene Reason, Gale The Mutual Telephone Cods Johnson Cleary College Louis building a line fromo here eo Monks, Ann Arbor high school Brighton The Young Mens Club have Dr Edward Hewlett WCM mow , elected the followingPres Fred, led to Miss Mae Rockwell ej r Fish Sec, Emil Lcmbertson Stockbddge last week v 1 4RiJPiejqjlfJBHVjJ fym CW THE HNfiOSY WSfrATCBi The ednesdoy, September 26, 1951 Store Groceries Drygoas Canned GeLe, fhoes Gents, Furnishing Liniserio Kennedy eu Store 10WEST FftKE EVER Special e ta PHILBAS1APPAN Range The DrWalter Mercer famiy of East Lansinq and Wm Mercer 1 and wife were Sunday dinner I quests of th DrMcGreqor family I in Briqhtor ictlc, inattifllgfitint removahte pocc fctariptrtyV fbaaJit e o M witfc Ham win 4w wd omi lifkfc Mm Mk Htfc kvQtfn flftmii4r sigaals eooWnf 4ftnt 0 80 trlnutes TWguidc fives time ud tu ptntwr Inform ttiotv ffiaflfaftted signal K 1 iVn rtroeitoe , v V flTtnaYle nir top Iti finish Concealed iv LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANG El Now hi the time UT modernise ysur Sdtchen with Philgss th thrifty bottled gas for farm and town hornet ou can hut fr and wide, but yo wout find a bigger value anywhere than thk beautiful de luxe rarc Remember, too, we will give you a onerous cadein allowance on your cid range regardless of type, make, r condition Eray erm, if you wist MANY OTHER FHMGAS APilAMC fftOM WHICH TO CHOOSE EttfcwXwh j Mi and Mrs Mervil Gyde entertained tkie Southwest Morion farm Bureau Thursray niqht lCT iamiiies were, present 1 he aia u i iiceis were reelected except Mrs June Hendee was named secre tar to replace Mrs Lynn Holly Waiter Clark and wile calied at the Emmett Clark home in Howell j Sunday Mi and Mrs Herb Palmer ana Paty attended a reception Sun day at the James Meyers home in Howel for their son, Pfc Robert Meyers and wife, newlyWeds of Colorado Edward Grablick and wife oi Ferridale, and Gus Ledwidqe of Notre Dame spent the week end with Mis Eleanor LedwidqeMurray Kennedy attended heMich SateOreqon football qame at Eas Lansina Sat W Mrs Raymonda Morris and Mary Ellen spent Sunday with iMrs Sarah Ledwidqe of Dexter Week end quests of Mrs Lydia Can were Mr and Mrs Robert Jack of Gulfport Miss, fee Ronnie Hoskins family of Detroit Mr and Mrs Orville Rogers of Buffalo heart, 111, the Hary Lees and My I Mylo Kettlers and Madqe Jack of I Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Robert Acklev werein Detroit last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt spent last Tuesday with Mrs Blanch Naylor in Eaton Rapids The Keith Bradburvs of CheLsea called at the L J Herry home home Sunday , , G W Meyer and family or Stockbridge spent the week end at the CY AtLee home in Gladwin, Mrs Glen Gardnei of Sianton was a guest at the Phillip Sprout home last week rrrmA I Miss Elizabeth Weeks of Grand Ledge is visiting the Clifford Van HRMashwas home from Mich State College Saturfayiand attended a partv m Ann Mrs Betty VanBlancum orocx ett of Gregory erentTkSn pendicitis operation at Jackson Whout underwent a serous operationAJoe hasJge Thompson and Wife spent Sunday 1 spent Flint were TlMJ10 q Mrs Marv oO buiidina Marshall Meabon l01 , hS mc3ier,Mrs Mlcmti called S JVLT MUaol 3 lnt test Pinckney Dispatch tered as 2nd clas ntauer at postoffice Act of March 6, 1877 iilSfL StPickneyMich Sucription Price 150 per year Paul W Cuilett, Pubkher Mr and Mrs Charles F Smith of Bnaqehampton, N Y are vis iunq at the Orville Smith honw durmq the hunting season The M L Darrows visited the Irioh Hills Sunday and culled on Mr a Mrs Ernest Hoyt at Clinton ihe James Wriitley iamii call ed on Mrr and Ms Frank Pers Jackson Suday Leo Bettes and familyoi Walled Lcutf were buna ay quests oi the in Jackson Sunday Mi and Mrs joe Griffith entertained at dinner Saturday Mrand Mrs Mark Mattison Don Giiffith and family and Otis Mattjson and wile i hoor of Dons ad Otises birthday Mr and Mrs Harold Porter of Portage Lake enterained a qroup Saturday niqht in honor of their 17th wedding anniversay Gene Shehan and family cf Ann Arbor called at the Louis Shehan home SundayTheGerald Bauer family of Briqhton calied 1 hursday The John Carpenter family have stored their household goods at the Clayton Carpenter home before qoinq to Washinqtun where the will live, Mis Olin Robinson and her moliierMijGeorge Strot of Farm inqton visited friends in Wyan dotte Thursday Mr and Mrs Wm Murdock of Hollers Corners were Sunda gueUs at the Robert Pke home Mrs Olin Robinson took the following to the Tyrian Order of Rianbow Girls installation in Do troit Wednesday night Ann Shir ley reason, Barbara Miller, Mary Jean Kirschke and Paula Curlett Guy Blair and wifecf Fowler, ville called at the home of Roy DilKnqham SundayThe Russell Glover family Fowlerville spent Sunday at Edward Spears home Lynn Hendee and wife, MrsRose Hendee and Isabel Nash spent Sunday at the Dr lames Nash home at Coldwater Funk White and familvof How ell and the Carl Eidwell fcmily of Briqhton callod t the Ben White home Sunday The Dale Miller family amended a shower Saturday niqht at the West Marion church for Janet Wod, daughter cf Mr and Mrs Carl Ward, who will be married to Dick Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry, son, Gerald and Mr and Mrs Charles Whitehead and Beatrice Lamborn were Sunday dinner quests of Miss Florence Tupper of Flint LOOK FOR THE CLOCK A7 RUSH LUE WHEN IN NEED OY Plumbing Pomps, Bathronm, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SPECIALITY COMPLETE LINE OF FrfJTURES COLOR CD WHITE PUMPS Myrom Hughes MASTER PLUMBER PHONE FtNCKNEY 157FU Ld or Alive tM ANIMALS COLLECTED PIOMirY CCWS 5 CO HORSES 200 HOGS 10c per C1WF BUY HIDEi nxD CA11 SKINS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMERS ELEVATOR 8F3 OR HOWELL FARMERS FLEVA TOR PHONE 1311 Central Uead StockCO Water Systiiss etc Stanley Dtnket ViUige Tax Notice Villages Taxes Are Now Due and payable at my home on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL OCTOBER 1951 HEIEN RHTNOLDS Village Measurer 545 East Putnam, Pinckney Electrostatic duster developed for This farmer is holding two apples which were dusted with the same amount of insecticide The apple on the right had insecticide blown on it from a conventional dusting machine The heavily coated one on the left was dusted by a new electrostatic process developed by agricultural engineers at Michi gan State College As it leaves the dusters nozzle, dust is highly charged with electricity from special equipment carried on the farmers tractor and is strongly attracted to plants or fruit, covering them underneath as well as on top Laboratory tests have reported coverage up to eleven times greater than that accomplished with dusters not equipped with the elcviotatic device Information on this new electrostatic dusting process for insecticides or fungicides enn be obtained from the Michigan State College Agricultural Engineering Department, East Lansing New botfery htfpt ftfephone tervce In Michigan Bells telephone central offlce there are giant ttorage battery cells, some of them 5 feet high The operate some of the telephone switching equipvumt, and provide power to carry your voice over telephone lines Not long ago Bell Telephone Lc oratories developed a new type battery which msts calcium instead of antimony as a hardener in the battery lead It holds it charge five time longer, uses less water, goes many months Hhout attention, and stands up many more years Bell System research is one of the reasons why the most efficient telephone ice in the tcorM t yours for such Utile cost ICHI6AN BELL T E L E P H O If I COMPANY SPSS Mr Murray Daqq was in Detroit Mr and Mrs Fred Bead pponl Mrs Remice Beqttyt oi How Tuesday qht to see his brother, Sunday atthe Frank PeterseTcalled on Mrs EmT Dinkel George reteeive the MM decrieee home in Jackson one day last week, in Masoriry at Eureka Lodqe Mi and Mrs Ona Campbell Floyd Hanunoa4 and Mrs dm Miller and Carolyn pent Sunday at the Xran ok M 1 WJfAj ty r j Tiri w r P wv7 f Reason ncflme were Mrs floe t RIKhfmoro Oake, Mm Florence WrV and MoLrt Dow dn ttcrughtr Aliciffiitroi 1 iRoy OarpeaWMwitt ail Jr tt ft , J Mti tSLcnay contra ,hozne The WiBton Bauqhn fc spent Suntfay at the F larfc hoUfe in Miltcrd Mis Dolly Baughn attended a orlhbwer i Saturday TSSflrt , jf kVMrs, Yiria MunseU a I the1 horn of Mrs Norma Mujweii tin HowelL VZfc WATER CORNER The Clifford whohave been i wno nave oeen nrnjg in tjj1 Ray Bums farm house on vta J K 1 41 1 fc WASHER With famoui Quiclccloan Activator washing actionwashes pifcs Individually HwelLPinckney RfcLhave bouoaVf their homeback from E43nhett on Jvf 5W caidniowediTttto it The Bennetts ihqrve moved into the Anderson store The Youngove PTA met at i the school Friday niqht The Agabrose Kennedy fam v I iy of Howell spent Sunday, at the Uoyci Hetafjfce homeU Mr and Mrs lohft Boyespant Sundcryrwith the Geojfre Helek family inDetroH 1 The Albert Dinkel family , tended he wedding of Donald Cole and Charlene Meyer at j Briqhton Satyrjry rugbt Alberta , was a bridesmaid and Levi J Luckke cm usher WANTEDBqaiy rides to Ann Arbor by high school giii 11450 DexterPinckney Road or Siller, farm, phone I42F3 FOR RENT Year around cottage m Hav fyick sWstwB toft wattr fr,ai9 Nfhwasliifif, wMter , fTertowt mpo, 4fifhtfwJ 9 Uemnfct dtaiit on Hiit antes if9 nw owt wtr atenefr ff WNCBMEY amTAWDM Except Wee Motv Tues FrL SaUT to DR a R MdOLdfilSY JDenit Office J35 Residence 814 EvMlttai by Appointments Howell MWhig REAL ESTATE w, Homes Lokt Ppettfe and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD RASON Broker 2 0 9 sforth Pearl Pinckney, Mich Phone 13 3 Phone 157FU flepairino MYDON I HUGHES Plumbing and Heottna State 8717 Latoslte Drive License Rush Lake WATER SOFTENEI Costs 43 e etfomafic mpdflt Ask for ffif I Howe trial 3 HERB SNEED 207 E Gzand Rlveri SWARTHOUI SON Funeral Home Das C SwarthouL Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service 1 Phones 39 S3, Pmckney, Mick FRED a RHCKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av i Micjito Phone 183 HowsT Reaf Estate, Irsurance, Brokerage City Lake and Team Property A Speciality 3st Yom Property With Me J Hvwell LEELAVEY jS 3S dencTsU LLOYD HECfEF , , livestock HOALIIO Pincfcnoy, Michf Weekly Trips Made To Detral Gneraj Traddno Phone 59F3 Generrl Insurance AUC ON BE H farm Sales A Specialty Phone 64F14 Pmckney, Mio I GTORGE ROtJSH Plumbing VATER SYSTEMS 3 4 0 forth Stewart St j Pvne Pmckoey 153FU BERT WY1AE one Pinckney J8F2 l REJRIGERAnON S3RVICE i HAROLD Rfewr Repairs On All Makes fc, k w riiE 4iOTABY JMSUhANCE and BONDS PKE l iNCKNEY RATINGS Wane Pinclney 154F3 DR C J TOWNER T V I TOR MUNtZ SEE ROY E FISHER , Factory Representativr Tha, i M ,, Dentist j Fee Demonstration Every Day ihe opening of the footbcdl 8044 Portage Lake Road Patter sgm 1000 A M to 1000 PJ4 w,u 1 509 East Main Pieim r Quickmptying Pump Aduttablt Wringer Full 8pound Capacity if Oneyear WrirtenrWarranry and a furnished House, oil rheat fj2 bnngs with it a series of JPhcne Dexter 3461 electric refrigerator and stove Pfecuctions and ratings of teams See about them Ted Cobb , fAl over the country Many of J fyt A I I these ratings soon fall by the f wayside With so large a num ber of players and other factors FOR SALE V FOni SALErUtility grade Mcln tosh apples 100 a bushel at the Entire herd of Dairy lm B,ring C2toiners No Sun head of Holsteinscmd Iffif8168,, 1 P 1 M U PAT LAVEY APD trVA vufnofzetf Deafer GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHERS 9643 Kress HdLakeland, phone Briqhton 4061 tvTs oirxTp TT l j i 1 Wi fjiuywrs ana oiner iacw FOR RENT, riousvstrictly mod involved it u not surprisinc Cattle, 20 nwua oi noisteinsana era, 6 rooms, immediate possess The financial raring of an in Guniseys also 50 head of feedion at 8109 Pinckney Rd dividual is more predictable, er Cattle an MONDAY, OCT FOR SXLET piece overstuited Ray Bums, 431 Unadilla St j Whether large or small the abil OBER 1st aa the IDavenpori Has mattress and Pinckney, Mich ity to earn, o save and improve HOWELL LIVESTOCK AUCTION , springs Otoer furniture, beds LOST A number, of wood bits can be established and main East Grand River, Htwel i bidding Mrs Wkiifred Graves 3003 Jewell Rd HowelL Mich I between Rev McLucas cottaqe, tained over a lifetime j irawrrn K , T VTin TvriiZZ Portage lake and Pinckney Find How is your rating,A, Savings WANTEDA ride to Howell I lyHd j start work at 800 a m and get run 5ALEb room house wjth done at 500 p ra basement m Pinckney, reason m TV fc J WM AIM i fm, m,9 mTSk W mAAm K Account begun now and regul j Marian Waider, phone 7F21 i Honey CreekStock FarmBANKj FOR SALETwo burner oil heat ing stove, formerly in Masonic at Summer Coal Prices 8 Now in Etfect FOUNDAuto license plate with arty added lo will help estab 2 tail lights atttached lish one FORSALEA lce Perfection cir 112 culahng car oil heater, excellent , , , ,i rn u H r condition, very reasonable I All deposits up to 10,000 in ,011 R A Porter Mrs Charles Qark, phone 40 Isured byaar membersnip in the uexieT bbt FOR SALE 6 room house inside J Fedwal Deposit Insurance Car village limits, fireplace and poratieji some furniture, terms For infor , ll motion phone 100 I ISMTUNSSS8 TDviBaAo cut on shares, all MRS, CUSTOMER hardwood, some oh ground, also vou are the most impor some standing Jack Wilson art people on earth And for Phone 169F11 able price Phone 144F4 FOR SALE Broilers, also sonr hens Mark Nash, phone 61F12 FOR SALEBroilers Rtoasten alive or dressed JonLoi Farm phone 171F2 PHONE DKTSI 2681 D E Hoey Son WANTDMen to help dig small WANTEDCustom Plomq spruce and pine trees Pay good Earl Schroeder, 5486 M36 W yssggaTzSElRqmr v F5H SALECiwiSci army FOR SALEUsed Tackle Box tent R K Elliott anc Fishing Tackle Recisonton smJiM , and 18To us you are the most tartt people on earth And for you well spare no effort o FOR SALEGMC Tractor,7 speed 8 rL H iiome larde crocks FOR crriooo Dii u ransmiqsion erm he , , w nard worlc and human ingen fm x crocics , FOR SALE 1938 Palace house SSIfnW hS,iin rw uitycon devise r Mrs Ed Parkerphone 110F11 j trailer 21 Xt 4998 Scrd Drive ePrhS our bankFOR SALE Rabbits, iivrSnd elcrnd Phone 9211, Brighton sider trade What have you 36 J016 Youli 6 the waV we Phone Pinckney 52Ff FOR RENT3 3 rooms and b3h inch buzz saw and bladeS 1000, ao cusrnes FOR SALF Large DuoTherm bath apartment Furnished gasoline motor with reverse i WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AV shift 2000 Dining room suite, j ARABLE FOR SOUND LOANS electric washing machine 2000, j REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE OR PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES i jack Wilson, phone 69F11 THE F8MT NATIONAL BANK w4L Mien pnder Federal Supervision FOR SALF Large DuoTherm afarnenin0o 1111 or f Oil Heater with fan Excellent P 6 4998QSarni , condition K 31x118,335 Pearl St Tqkeland Phone 92U Bqhtoa Phone 181F2 Pinckney FOR SALE 1937 Pontiac, nefw FOR SALEEay Washing Ma i tires, also 1934 Fcrd chine and 100 Ox ice reiriger i Phone 39F3 Pinckney crtor, Phone 16 Pinckney I WHMTrn,D u , , axTTOKpl i i 4il WANTED Pcanting and Decora WANTEDiPIumbers helper with, inrr ,,1,, s neiper some experience Myron Huqhes 8717 kikeside Dr, Ru3h Lake Phone 157F11, Pinckney i FOR ing also general work w Phone 173F12 Hiland Lake Meaber Federal 0post Insur Frank Pearce, 10960 Stinchfield anpi Corporation Afl Deposits Woods Road, Pinckney near Big Instfcil up to 10000 for each Silver Lake i , , SALEEledrochef Stove, FOR SALEiRyeT milkina cows ioat trailer W C AtLee Phone 171F11 WANTEDWashings Aeo have Depotlto j WANTED POULTrtYWm Detroit Market Priaes rabbits for sale pay Mrs, Russell Bokros FOR SALEMy home in Pinck ney, in good condition, large FARM LOANSThmnrth VA C R Urr Phone 62F13 ne m Qood condition, large Convenient poVrneSs aUowS W MOWERS SHARPENS frr 9SFVJFS nj Bpecial rxryinSiTat any 2 1 i Winifred Graveg ,220 Peart without penalty ehorae fiftii21 SiMors and Knives S WANTEDS ARM LibJfUMGS, we right Robert Hall See Treo While You Walt ioo 201 E Liberty Bt AnnArW Work Guaranteed National FatnTloan ALCO7 MAOTELLSSAW FILING SHOP DUALITY Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables i Fish Market PHcts Ceurteous Service CLARICS ii i Associot or wiU be in Howell in Drain Commissioners Room at Ceurthouse from 1000 a m on each 11524 River Drive,Hlland LakePhone 305W Howell Let us help you sell your farm, have more prospects than farms U HAROLD CRANDALL THE STATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Ceart fof ui County ol th ProbaU eourt to the dty of UowU fn said County en the 101k day ol Sept A D 1IM, PreeenfcSoe Wmm HL tntt Judge ol In the Hotter of fte IBTJtfE OF WILLIAM L MEYBS Deeeneed Metrie EJCeyer henlng filed her petition preyta test the edBunktranoa , pf eoJd estate he aranted to Menle S Meyer or some other eaHahlo pereon It OideredThat the let day of Oot AA mi appointed ftr noon at eoid Probate OBtae is hereby 1 is Pertent CMsred, Thai Notiee thereof be ahres by lor uiree euuieeejie eeke end day of hearts te t 1 irfeau1 n leatotsr ol 9raa h fepb Jsdse of Prooate Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW Alfafa, Clover anil AHOther Seeds Farmers Feed Supply Co MAX B08SELL MQ Hncknf MlcMgoni i is no t r sA V Li WANTED I hove 3 clients who Louis Coyle home tfere w,ant to buy a small home with MrsJlerman Brendt, and 2 to 20 acree near Pinckneybarl Mrs, John Maxwell of So JT JPtf a 1BttS I 906 of Jackson Alw fred I Teemle, HowelL Mich, der Coyle and wile of Whltmore Phone 671 Lake Bemice Lamat Mary Sunday dinner guests br Donegan, Mary Jo Morris, Anen gathwav ad Doris Doneaan of JUn ArborV , yr and MrsJ John Boyer had nner at Franks, Feniorv Sdt honoring J Mrs mpi fvj i Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 27, 1951 Description An account of the resource September 27, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-09-27 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/eec25729b02bc2b6375f6e0b3d656a98.pdf f81dfaaf736589dd65c6da4d5fbb1cb2 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. n 11 i i i m wFi i f Dispatch X 11 Volume 68 tt e PtariaeY Dfrpa VVJhigan Mirror Chaiacters Giade Scho1 ws Although cnfc Sec of State Alger is tne only avowed hep pusiican candidate tor governor triends of Lt Gov Vandenberg greater control insist nis hat will be in the t and its aliairs DR CHARUES W HAZE The new school ia pperatinq j in full swing although not com1 jted Teachers and workmen over Hnqktfi,ey e Wednesday October 3 1951 Church Notes atJiolir Marf Catholic Church No 39 t Football Notes I turrtent Comment Hortkfcid was taclrrsy Michigan have Out they showed I Conqress passed a bill la week and the president signed supposed to fit making childless husbands si weak team this yearigible ior the draft This is expect the chain store No person probably exerted Dieted Teachers and workmen Rftlr F, iiTv VT w suuwea a navy stur led r AA onnnnn 17 PHter ,ni ,,, uiiT WICU Ti,aInm 5 VJ Albert J Schmitt, Poor dy hne and a M JL , l0,acia 200,000 more to tke fci1 W tto husband unlesTbe than general purpose roorM j not yet Summer 6 mpli The nna Tto tnere is Willed ftb Ctarli W MIV a , UK 1 Pjncicney MS, , T 5 intrnnn r i n Pinckney line whi L L i i much lighter did not he mckney, gains were most the child was conceiVedbefo Mich State Normal asjinsrui Friday otter Novwna DrwoH or This helps the iwon The Kindeirgareai Four people are absent from man Owen , years he lived here He camei p,V tporhrs are tekinq a tfQV,w, UiW Cleary is said to have given up here in 1846 about the time the j co one night T wLk , the iaea and may go out ior KirUand returned to New York Ute Mcn Martin ol the 0 3 m secretary of state jstai and took over much ot rvaauor n Martin is the heir holdinqs At one time he only candidate for senator so iwned oover 1000 acres oi land ar iui iut Oiardy, Harry Kelly Thi3 WQs in viliaqe,both aides Arthur Vaftdenbuig jr must p oi M36W, across the pctd and considered north on uiu howeil roaa Coming federal iaxes will r Haze was born in Wilson cost iviicnigan taxpayers some Niaqara county, N Y and came 276,580,000 morq m taxes, in rneie Gt 16 acTe 2S He was come taxes will be 129,870,000n doctor when he came higher ojid corporation taxes 10 Piiidcney hue qraduated from t scnooi wim uc i ,, uwiiuq iQr SfeuHlfyWO higher the vVcoibiii Reserve Colleqe in 9111 t sit stili lonq ox Lur Pu and Asia Michigan is one of the top fed Cleveland, Ohio, in 1551 He, out uuu 1 , R Suilaay era tax contributors Others art mamed Orci Mead of Farming Q j iy on passes the aiaft notice was receiv oiigregmional S uFtheirccuses dudv WHTifi TCHISK 1 lin e pJuysTheir second come, as jdiait list will not be exhausted they caught Pinckney asleep until then The new law maket Johnny Diel say, h ilkes 521010 ommunior, i T a 3 , wlt UhS school with the fejiers SP,c,,l ouerinq for he sufferinalmitd another one hen hQ dj 8 counuV iMM Nel,v YorkJeiinsSyjkcinia, Jks ton arad had a son and 4 dauqh ,, e,n Z, u u ana Cala UB Oi tnese only, one, Mrs, Sha a brc More price hikes are due i Haitie Decker, ho well, survives, , inX7 r L v , ritn iihfcS,a ict f Q lhe following room cteirnithe au rdubiy Thee is es , tees have been appointecf trend toward economy 32 OL I Haze farmed extensively j ftrik,T , 1 lL the counties spent less last vara and employca more men than HSnSuoVIrrow nv than they did the year bofore an one else here He raised Snfs Judy Danovr fNancy Senator Robert Tait will ad sutcp and horses and usually dress the GOP dinner at Dttroit had about 50 head oi he latter Roor Oct 15 a 100 a plate This isiVern Bennett faUier 01 Harry c ne, JfRay Prier exoected to put 150,000 in the and Haze, used to break his flScou paiqr chasX colts for him The Haze iarm, JJa1hifT Xri AcTboen put in the house stocd on Main St where Buda, Billy Liqht, Mike iVlus 1 ciass It is said they ,he Thomas Murphy home is,son t he yound of whitofish The barns where the lighted1 Fr ratty SUQI Joyce BolzThe San summer wasfield is As the villaqe rew he Doxjna Holhster, Judy M normal NSnq hotsoelLThe built a new home and beef is at We are makinq a UjF hiXs temWture was 92 the intersection of Unadilla S cbout the family W fca pic Thl new r7t the straits is and M 36W The barns are lures about Tom cmd fcrt JhS nut in slrVioe duriq the qone but Max Dyer owns the We have many mterestiq to DO put in service wui H ,ouse now thinqs on our science tablleAl deer season Th doctor 0f 73 in th so a loud speaker ctd we will , ,yar of 1891 h9V a music lesson by rrio APPROPRIATED 4000 At c ne time he operated a Grades One and Three ThoWashtenaw county board sore nere with John Brouqhon Our yellow room is next to the of sunervVors, actinq on resolu Tnen he devoted all his time mam entrance We have 17 m ticvi of the Biq and Little Pcrtaqo here to fanning ana practising he 3rd gradend J3 inthe first Lake Land Co, appropriated medW He wa 4000 ouc Brinq a1 a frijena 730,liaim Fellowship TopOc What tne Lods Supper Means Yimq People Sponsors Mr and Mri OUo Poulso, ilAoifamily Ciiurch supper Wed, 400Junor choir practise 7 30 Senior choir practise ilouiionite ennaj caught a pass with a clear held but was run down on the 20 yet lost exemption treaties You T ST ,Bf somV ohemalfofftimrglj touchdown when he droppiyou cmt iool aIi oe bi2 a pass m te en zne ,all o the tl Pg inhfsonalf ffift 1L scored iwee They lou Hincxney posses in all iCiqamsrMiyorbHv lii the last 3 minutes the Pinck j whohas just received htTZ md qav geca account, of tnemselve had ,hrGe opponentebuTreceiv nev 2na team went in and qav , nomination for mayor there Ha geca account of tnemslves had ,hrGe opponen bJLfr Calvary Mennonite Church TheV held Heartland scorless coid edt more votes than all three Pui v Ezra 3each Pastor made a down on a run by 11,0, The principal charqe S S Supt, Walter Esch 0 , xAten made dqainst him was that he Asnt paul Chaffee , Pinckley plays Manchestet Was dnvinq the Ford Motor Q Mrvnnif Worship , 100uhere Fnday mqht , ill,e ,5 0CWQy m Dearborn, that their Suda Schoc4 , 11001 men always have plenty ot nert employment Ust had decreases They have won one and tied fc of 30000Now aocolS with South Lyon , Childrens How , v 1145 rn Peoples 4etinv7 730 Evonhj Woida 815 Cottw bellow Vp Service r,3npSCJrir 2Q0 p m The Menncnito church will coll ect clothing Mr German relu aoo 15B tons snre neededCall PincJfy S0F2 DIES AID vlIST 1 tamiliai Our 3 second qrad3 pupils trans Th Cngl Laaics Aid meet rtf thedrain fund to sight ndinq around in his iields ferred to second grade room with Mrs Lulu Darrcw Oct 11, Mattison Pinckney Da now I E Henry L T Willse L G VanSlambrook C Murphy LaPrad Bradley Carr Mrosfka Jeffreys RR R Q L R F G T E B K H B 3ae remoVe the stcne dam at the in his two wheel cart watching One of our pet irqs has dis at 2 pm Bring thimble ntedie Portaae LukHuron River canal hiy men His oofuce stood near cporarod Duane took his pet mr h n keer o Detroit and Put in a new dam for flood the home of Fred Reaa Dr Rob mouse home He are stud nq spfu t 3 we , ,,ud at tue Geo control the cost to be assessed ert LeBaronwas UL Practise with weeas and flowers honsoi ionif j FOOTBALL SCOREfr riair to minors Bail was set t i Howell 6, Everett 6 iexter 6 5500 which was not furnished BBriqhtotn 6 South Lyon OMan Thls action took place in Mon control the cost to oe ass3seu ert Lenaron wu K against the property owners, him once, Later a somnlaw Lr Whether this will cause court jomi Decker and then another be sc4iilaw Dr HF, Siqler, The lat our recollection Ford decentraliHnrlanti atlr0n of indusv started lonq v2S PS8 Hubba Goetz j Minock Jarvi3 crvian Petrascue, operator Brown i01, ,61 1 near Milan Shuart where Wm Moray, David Royal Strona 0 Max Pel1 the 1 teo Stoval 6 kiUers or Pauline CampbelL Nauss 6 St hospital, nursebought Haves iquor on the 4 oi me murdsc has had his licenses taken away from him by the state liquor cen trol commission He must alio stand trial on charget of sellingSecond Grade BOf SCOUT NOTICE to De sc4iilaw Ui nr aiqi, ii Lucille una Uidas Bairwtts Tilere Wlli be a meeiinq of seen 19 property owners 011 tor took over nis pracUse at his uncle Frank of Detroit spent Siv B Scout commi,fc,emen andverlt 6 Chelsea 12 Saline 0Dun the Huron River below the lake deah , dV at their heme rents and ail ,rted ot Oie fl Unlvitv SSlan 1 blocked dredging of the Huron Dr Haze T was promment in Paul Burg s mother duck wrischoo Thurk r, Oct 4 aee Univerbiry 0, Milan Brighton 6 Flat Rock 18, Rocss roe county Charles Fiqy, state aqriculture 30 TO ATTEND GAME River on the qrounds it would public life, He founded uvmq killed by ati auto Sunaay, lower the water and decrease ston Lodge No 76 F SA Bunny Hinchey spent the week Che value of their property and sewed 12 years as master end in Howeil He also belonqed to the Roy a A Barbara Baughn Susan Or , , , , , , , Arch Touncil and Kniqht Tern blych and Kathy Reoso were ab Pinckney high, school wih su110tl H , m THE PIPELINE WAR SA Howli ln addition ho sent Mrnriay 10 cheer leaders and 3 tacuity lMllirr 31 QarenceviUe b aivict 4 time, tne past yer Farmer Joseph Shimery of Co 1 presidefi of the village W went on a field trip Mrnj members to the Mien MnioJa hoctah suffered reverses last limeb and served in the d and brought back 25 diff game at Ahn Arbor Oc 6, at inliis battle to prevent tthe gas macm legislature in 18712 erfynt specimons the cher leaders enmc Ail the j tfiAmccJn 0 Arm Arbor 34, Fern commissioner has asked a hear iaale 0 Ypsilann 32, JcKkson 0 ncr to revoke the licenses of Or Irarma 52, Grass Lake 7 Lesli 08 and RalP preel 2 E 29 btockbridge 7 Dansvilla 6, Wtscjusage manufauren 11 sendl10l Hasjattr 0, Fowlnviy J H sla4 11 Bros had oi th Some of us aro making a friezo schook are invited pipeline company from crossinq mment booster his farm Sheriff Bassett went ArQm Railrcad oul and disarmed him and 2 ch f he icn given geveral of our , hrwe QN DpT NQTE ,i ,,iyrvTri oniciui span cocoons when thejirsi There 33 pupU, his farm Sheriff Bassett went gYmnk Raihcad he was of gden bireet for reading chairmem of the recep other farmers Their quns were cna for adLiJrxrhnq sausaqe acid jPressel 9 The charqe is they re duced the meat content by add found to be empty In federal count in the ANNOUNCEMEi T Mr and Mrs Roperl Wheeler inc m,ore cerial In Ypsilanti m who run the Bock store, at Por fore bV was arrested for Lge lce announce me euqage f short wt pkgpoultry, ineut of their daugter, Joan, ta Mr Flc clnms manv tores use Detroit lastPmckney hotel Wm n rnr The amount of land reverting tohcnald Hieper of Ann ArporHe the original weight of the pouL 1X1 CUr the state ior non payment oi employed at he Utiliues Line X 11, taxes declined 37 percent in cnstiucuy0 Co ana the bride 10 dxess , BeUvihe Stanley n , aceaqe and 7 percent in lots tne by Ann Arbor Newb TrQaC3, l dwW2LSi hearing He sent the case back so, 1 l ovelovv wo a nappy a uvB a T stQte acauued, MryandMrs Roy Bird of Ann res e ruqmna rnnu Y teR Lederie for reassiqn the hotel Wcff e had 767Yacres and 3, 826 lois In 2 ounoe e si0 jihead Thto be good citizens counties there were no rever f their daughter, Mary m, , fnLv Qeier,e fkU money then , ihnd Grade M t 772 m Wcyne county cauelne to Richard Wood uThe Pb as placed the late Safe subsid JhlJdLaS d reverting to the Shrt Saginaw, at a cocktail Henry Ford on a high pedesal Monday Judqe Kocinski refused trmn m nej t 4 o room rJUSTS JS1 JS9 sM hat Dr Haze spoke, aom Wo Qe o have such on crowd in an appeal iu be d citizens menti YT r the raihcad in f, 1 Wednesday Jtudqe Willis Ly delations for the rai oons found Shimerly guilty of railroaashad no contempt of court b sentenece until Ocit ein baiAib repjo eqt pepueasns people tntv irvveina aske pipeline company the riaht to said ,7l ffi today Mm V uaricum cross Shimerlys land until Oct to give for a Graud bul We are enjoying our now read 2 at which time condemnation or a akiVTrv forever i30018 TneY have mce stor ut suspendtd and depended on siui no ther as a morning 6 He also ie and pafin donations tron teacher y k n pepueasns people they frwinn asked and an of enicon teacher, Mrs 2 at wnicn ume conaemnauon ui u , Tnmk forever H proceeding start in probate court, for a fiana pfnckney4s first ies in them state wae 626 acros in Gecbic fparty afer The total stae ownea land is Saturday 4171652 acres and 117312 lots 4o ccnUscoted shotquns and rifles will be sold Ly seated bids Duane Brow 49 the MichMichState the super manufacturer oi nig aay and the greatest humanitarian He was retiring and , noAWTI had little to do with pubhc nlaN D BROWN life Conseguetly few people a knew him very will Of aM The gas company has obtain The Dr was,cdY widely Our favorite vingston county citizen of his aay a Qmi our half and 30 in Shiawassee restrian knowm Whe ded Or afternoon time of day is October 12 is ino deadline atomey t ed 27 writs in Livingston county citizen L 30 in Shiawassee restrian known , ian cuea ui , , ng farmers from interfering with nei Dex PnJslc7 ive his Fourth Grade them crossinq their farms Ac ,Haze was called on, 0 M J WQ Qy our new rea is only liable for the damage Masonicc iunerai orau wMch include a sct ww Tnke cording to the court the cimpany 1 The doctor was Comptons illusirated encyclo of Whitmore Lake w , AJhJjSLeBb Pl Ani, Arbor, BeiiVoiSly led 0 our half hour of recreaton each 44 W 1 totalof S14,015 j last Tuesday mqht, foil owinq an For 30 years hewas closeiy I one wone lora IOK I Gpsmtion for tumor on the bram associated with him and carri j D1 r He was the youiqest sen of late ied out is ordersNow Bennett new reading Oleski, iCaroUaa BJcJef Donna i CnQies and Amelia Goods peed nas come out with a ok about of Basydc Cady and Cnas Larviav grown 0f Pinckney and qraduat w ui i , reived bock Olr teacher ays our o done crossing a farm Shimerlyman with a heavy DI pedias We also receivea oooKt wu 77, is Self claims they would destroy a His picture flohn from the Michigan state library, portant lesson to loam valuae stmd of oak and ashjme of crossing his farm and that in the Brown past farmers have been unable I at Har to collect damages i tctx We read Oakland county farm MARRIAGE UCENSEb T i A seen OI luut iiiii HAW 3 those I h68 rlied The oupils have brought maiiy Control me abolutiorust who died Thepupiis IL upers FerrV , mlare learning to tell the Donna Basydlo Vi Mr Ford which relates mcr ed irom PincKney hiqh school thinqs about his personal life and the University of Michiqan never knoWn before This book law dept He has practised law is not beinq very well received D in Battle Creek since l930He isy those who have built Mr are r survived by his wifeEviyn andpord up a super man be ice Pres Robei 1 Linda Lee two children Also two brothers cauSG jt shows Mr Ford had Tv TnHv Nosker We have , ,a Ackley Sec, Linda iee , Curtis o pinckney and Carter of the same as the rest oi Treas, Judy JMOSKCI kinds of ees around, faneial and burial j Bennett was more or have also started suit against j Robert Inqe, 18, owei T care of our rolm , Gereckel9FowBnahKn, Calvm w pl the pipelmt nompoiiy VILLAGE TAX NOWCE From now until the deadline OCTOBER 15th, 1951 I will receive taxes at my homo at any time Dont pav that extra fee get here before Oct 15 Helen Reynolds, Treasurer HowelUllene crppomted ocrnieees j wer7at Battle Creek Friday less of a burnt offering when ,s nf our roim of cclne4h 5th cnd 6th Grade News WhUe pinckney high school connexions were severed 1 A number of pupils are taking played base ball cmdwith th Ford Compoxny Mr the fight factory ior popular turned IAST OF THE FRONTIER MARSHALS Hcmer Croy interviews Cimron George Bolds the last i ng link with Dodge CityKcms, I Sulausly wUd and wcoly frontier town, Read Croys frriljfo rnq tory,fThe Last of the October 5 of thp Frontier Marshals, in j th5 Sundays October 7 issue of The American Weeklv ex dHuriy with Delroi Sundav Oti NOTICE of officers of 10 Fridav clncers w T A V Fridav US OES, at 8 P Friday star ball player he caught and control over to Henry Ford Jra plaved first base for Pinckney conciliation policy toward the in 1928,2930 in the dayn of Jiniltfjons was idoppted ana Bfjft uriions was adopted and Bea NOTICE CIDER MILL V w haVe decorated our bulle lhe wash room noon hour SfiTniill is now open wr d with a village made, Victor Basydlo can tell a Mon MV SdS through ScrturdayitmbcKird wim storled 1 rom Q yicaroy butterfiy open Tuesday tmouq Lt collection oi insects John Brown is leaming to oak leaves n ea to DOTW ArchtheikWo wltll thft 1 TWA I eioined Livingstc Lodge Cettwas released as a No76 F A M whilejdmg q, turo i Vi We are Secy old last week ed iTtolk of a turile P611 , memberofhe Royal Arch,tne,even wlth ,, T a A ZrvArrA skins 1, we have 3 gradesrabbit and squttrel as we have Fifth Grade over them and saves TO COUFCT FOD qoverhmew has colled food for the jeped the white u Will even are cry wife T Ray Duffy atienred the pral etate mecfccil convention in De Seth toil jfi weet burial euS GradetNewWq Bttg fl ,12iJSi in the US tn iuit cbd beans Erne WW go up from dlftoript MRS ED5TH DARV7IN h 42 studerts MrBEdith Darwin, a fonner JJU a , rf 1 wUh und IU , criv Blankenbaker, i,Hrft mioa is 2 carioaasoi tenance d a gp UM , , , ,,Tnrry Frautremr y and ow of Roy Darwin who died sev JJTTY joh shaner i iJaoSiirvivina is a son Craig petroit Robert wllxnonv FiummAjj80n COTW JapprtW writ abcS and wva101 cttossea t McBbi KllowSre Pres 15 Stasia wiST 5 TirSemer of 353 t 5 wgffiSSS g2 fSSaSoSTr 5Wcl vll live aaoin roit last week She was the wid Frautretrtr lrd and Masey, pandyo ,countys truo yeaTaqoSvinq is a son Craig, Detroit B Mts Witaont PhLP son SSSthJUal and ,,1 C0 Krfed to Grace howWl De ol wrtIlnoThtry a B Dortoq Felicia , trntment , , A i1 JV1 f Sv M Pv v I WWJLwkft kotuftit 3 Ti,iiir NeigiibariiNotes jMr and Mrs, Qair Barnum af Gregory hav announced the I gagement of their daughter Hetty, ta Paul Pickett, son ol Mr caxMok Warner Pickett, HoweffThflt Ti bell has been removed nam Collins, Memorial church Wd ifcw, Oct 2, , 4 SHOWBOAT4 fa DexterTheotr MJCKGA Hit atajettys belongings pur cfoon as a Beecy cloud lafcryn Grayson Ava Gardner fSday, SaturdoVrri Howard KI Jo E Brown , eMF at Unadilla and hung aTlhe FTlrr VY BATTALION North Lake MJLchThe Pre i lEJM , A Cwn 81 Natwie m me Raw Leo Sorcey Hunts Hall antf the byierian church bought the Coif ins ciJurch building I Rain or thin she can dry her clothe any time with an eecfric dryer Your wash is quickly fidffdried, toft and wrinklefree You work less save time have whiter, fluffier, softer clothes All in all, you turn labor into leisure Half the work of washday is in hanging clothes Then why do it Be modern turn your back on washday drudgery get an electric clothes dryer See YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER V iiSfe FARM SPECIALS MlHiHKPOLIS MOLINE 4 YEAR OLD BAJJLEJR, AUTOMAT JOHN DEERE H CULTIVATOR TRACTOR, HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AND 2 ROW CORN PICKER, NEW MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE R TRAsCTOR, STARTER AND LIGHTS INTERNATIONAL CORNEND3R BUNDLE CARRIER LOADER INTERNATIONAL SILO FILLER AND PIPE JOHN DEERE A TRACTOR SIDE DELIVERY RAKE PLOWS DISCS DRAGS BEFORE YOU BUY SEE OUR STOCK AND COMPARE Wm Deutsch Sons MinneapolisMollne Sales anr Service 127 South Michigan Avenue HowlL Michigan Phone 1391 Announcement We Have Sold Our Scrap Meal Metal Buoiness to Grand Scrap Irn Metal Co Who Will Carry On The Business at the Same Location BRING YOUR SCRAP METAL Abes Auto Farts NO DOWN PAYMENT JUNGLE HEADHUNTERS fa Tttftalcokr la Motin Sunday fcftA 9 m coattnt JIM THORPE, ALL AMERICAN4 Bowery Boys MM John Booncke oi Gregory pass u aao Mark Stevens, Don Tavlor crway bept 25h Humphrey Bogari Marta Tore oc HoWe habS M KwllJ SIROCCO Bdtmt9d ou to cartoon Bnghon Area sdSol is 874 Tht ihe draft will trrV IC u r this county an October 2 Th f Bt Charles Bickford fwAxden ReyhLWm Tu Octob 9, 10 n Smith, Chas Elliott, Edward Eis Gregory Peck Virginia Mayo ela Fowlervlle Wm Enguist I to ttnekney Claude LybrinkBrigh i Copt HORATIO HORNBLOWER, retta Young, Joseph Cotton to fa Tcfanicoioi I and Cecil Killaway I u i na of Ortonville who cartoon 15rrb2LJ aB5KSW TARGET UNKNOWNS Sunday Monday Octobr 7 8 Bob Hope Maribyn Maxwell and Lloyd Nolan in the comedy hit of the year THE LEMON DROP KfuV Nwt TUM Wd Thar Octobw 9 10 11 picture you will enjoy HALF ANGEir awarded thef contract to build the new St Patricks school at Brighton will play at the MichiganInd The Howell high school band iana game Oct 13, 100 bands wiJi participate The engagement On Moonlight Bay Cartoon Short Rsf ComingThe Mating Season Quebec, Cattle Drive AVON itaUj 8feockto4ge Michigc TUe engagement of Marilyn PrfJ e Ann Dankers, duaghter of Mr, rtdaY SatuHayoct ss I and Mrs, Howard Dankers of Marion, to Robert Dunn, son of SYLVAN 1 HEATER Friday, Saturday Oct 56 IRON MAN A Drama Btarring Jeff Chandler, Evelyn Keyes and Stephen McNally Specie Added AttracHbn Fight Pictures Round by Round BEWARE OF BLONDIE Mr and Mrs, James Dunn of 010 hk far Dogwood with MJwT rTW nLlEi HoweUis announced m PY Singleton iSiur Ufc cSnd Lida Mariedctughter of Mr,and Mrs Asher Wylie injured her fin ger in a corn sheller 5 stitches had lo be taken, The Ajgriculture Class of the Howell high sold 40 gallons of cider at their first foot ball qame The construction of the new Dexter Elementpry school has been halted by refusal of the Federal Security Adm at Washingion to release material, Their letter indicated that no material would be released until the first quarter of 1952 Postmaster Horace Licklv and family of Dexter attended the Nat ional Postmasters convention at Washington D, C last week Of the 57 graduates of Chelsta high school last une, 28 are in college, The Red Cross Mobbile Blood Bank will be at Whitmore Lake October 4tK The Suoth Lyon OES Chapter will celebrate its 50th anniverat the New Hudson gym Oct 5 Green Oak township has pur chased a school bus to carry pupils to the Whitmore Lake and Pius ROOKIE FIREMAN a firefighters life with Bill Williams, Barton MacLane Sunday, Tuesday October 7, 9 RIO GRANDE A Super Western Starring John Waynes Maureen OHara Hi Fight Better than a Ringside Secrt Shows 715, 915 Sunday Monday October 7, 8 STRANGERS ON A TRAIN A Draiia Starring Farley Grainger, Ruth Roman and Robert Walker Sun Shows 3,5,7,9 Coming Cuban Fireball Bom Yesterday Tues Wed Thu October 9, 10 U COMIN ROUND THE MOUNTAIN w ru A Coiredv Starring Mesdames LuciHe Fohey, Abbott and Costellp Mary Kednedy and Gormon and Dorothy Shay Kelly were in Ann Ajbobr Thurs oarttor band 1 MM Tr i shows 715 905 Mrs Netbe Vaughn and Mrs, time J7heauah2 rmeComing Apache Drums BUtor time at the Vaughn home hereD ondimd J Ann Arbor schools Fowlerville has purchased a j police car and appointed Pierson I Sidell, chief of poliice 25 Years Ago Pinckney beat StDakbridge at football Friday 13 to 0, Donald jSwarthout got bcAh touchdowns and Harold Reason the extra 1 , point Jim Roche won first at Char lotte last week with Morqan Dewey and 3rd with Cremona Forbes This week he entered i Morqan Dewey at Hillsdale and won first, Morgan Dewey has won 5 firsts oat of 6 starts 50 young people gave Velma Hall a farewell party at the ICongl church Tuesday night She has enrolled at Detroit Business Institute j Charles Cain, a former resi j dent died at his home in Howell Monday He leaves a wife and, 7 children f I The High Flyers of the CongL church met at Lonnie VcJnSlam brook home and elected the following officers Pres Stanley Dinkel Vice Pres Russell Head Sec, Robert ReadTreas Gerald Henry JMhand MrsBerl VanBIardcum 1 celebrated their 40th wedding ioainivjersary Sunday with their 11 children present They receiv ed a chest of silver The Line Bros, of Howell who lhave just returned from a trip around the world will give an, illustrated lecture at the opera Sporting Goods Guns, Rifles, Archery Ammunition Auto Ports Accessories We Trade Guns Bring In Yoai Old Gun for an Estimate WE ISSUE Hunting Licenses kmukcn Auto Accessories 126 EAST GRAND RIVE AVE BRIGHTON, MICH PHONE 72371 Open Daily 8 Al lo 8 P,M Sunday 9 A M, to 12 Noon was remodeled have moved back in their own house Bernard Glenn has enrolled in the medical dept at the Univ ersity of Michigan, 1018 East Grand River, Howell Michigan 47 Years Ago The ladies of the M fc church will hold a cdrnivial at the op jera house Oct 1415 Emil Brown have returned af house Oct 14, under auspices ter 2 weeks at 4ie St, Louis I of the ssenior class worlds fair, Irvin Kennedy ran The Christian Endeavor have his blacksmith shop during his elected toe fiollowng oncers absence, I nn T tiraw Pres LonnSe VanSlambrook The first number on the lee MOQT miLa Viae Pre, Dorothy Carr Gft jture course is Sam Jones imper Good wE J n JOB b Helen Feidler Treas, Daniel sonated by Denton CrowL Tmoa5jHll VcmSlambrook George Washington Bates is arl 2 J 51 a to Ezra Plummer has moved infto the sick list im w c1 Ploasan thel Ciimanef hoase , CoL Doty and faznilv ot Cliftonnlac t J dn fha , you TrrHf viftiHnrr h Tnl to Ce people to What SRs The Dexter Cider Mill DO CUSTOM GRINDWd EVERY TTtSDAY AND FRIDAY for Cars Truck, md Th Junior teams of StMarys Calif, are visiting the Teeple b fu c Ppn to YtoSL d the Conql church played families P work with, the kind you would wfie zear totty gecCftd iooiha oame last The Uttle chUd Uncom A be proud to have as friends T0trv, week,St Marys won 31 to 7 Smith was badly screfcahed by f the advan M r r ,The exx Murray Kennedy a cat las week vantages in telephone work U oOOC r jGuarantee and Stanley Dinkel Joe Placeway brought us a Y,ou looking for a good lob 3885 , state Hd Ann Arbor Grace Breiiningstall of Wayne peck of tomatoes last week that CCBX iuxi antt he interest visiting friends here Percy SwarKhoirt has been work t0 Michigan Bell may is I Henry Ford has Dexter up in clerking for Frank Wright have a Job for you e cdr If he raises the water Mrs Frank Wright is ill witKlYou d ao oxperience UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE OTTO WAGONER, PB DdorMlch i, n and wife of How th 11, 11W , ,TW MAa T14H11i UA win, i X616 sday dinner guesh In Tond he will flood 176 lots typhoid fever Mrs Patsy Walsh irouwill be paidwhUe you learn of the Andrew Campbell fam Walsh is taking care of her I Telephone lobs for girls pay , Mr JKM Mrs Clare Palmer and Patty Otis Brown who has been higher than ever before H ypu nMrs Marjory Clinton oAri mm dinner auests of Mrs, L spendmg 2 months Has been nignw uan w with Carlj are interested in a good Job wHh kn MJxrlcjfTy Clinton ajfl were dinner auests of Mrs, L spenamg z months witn GarJi r raw1 r r enjidren 4 Mrs, Borchma and 2 Dlswormln Howell Tuesday, Sykes has returned to California, regular pay Increase drop by our children of Droit called at the r csid Mrs Flbrts Oark and The Dexter Leader says that Zi w C1Son SP SundayJU Mr and Mrs, R,K Elliott attend Frank Isham of Oak Grove will otyrs, Walw Clinton of Black Z m hmeral of Mrs Edith Dor start a harness shop thero i1 i liu frrfn Wednesday Toopfe and iamuy JI110 2 J0 toto Ntltie VattgMi hods while thein wki in Lansing Wednesday our emplovmenf ofnc MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHOMB COMPANY i 323 East Whtogon SL i Ann ArboB MlrnljfBi y wiTffiflWJ, SPiJWf r V Ai 1 fJtf s r Th e Groceries Da ygoCs Canned Gacr, fhoes Gents, Fvirnisliingft Lltitterlo Wednesday, October 3 1951 r Store Sen Sfc3re Plndnuvr Dispatch tered as 2nd class mauer at postoihce ,11 DoJiowea SUPincknvMich Suirtcription Price 150 per year aul W Cuxjett Publghei The Earl Smith Grocery on the Dexter Hoad was broken into last Wednesday niqht 25 in money and articles irom thel store taken Attempt was made the, same niqht to break into thel the Parker Motor Sales and Gen I erai Store here by breaking 2 rear windows but noiliinq was I takenMiss Lucy Jeffrey a who has been stayinq witli the Husse fauiiy over Lavey Hardware sufleied a stroke last Tuesday , and was takun to a Howell con i val bcent home Bom to Mr and Mrs James Singer at McPherson hospiial j Howell, Sept 22, a sen, Davia Allen j Henry Hauck and ye editor atj j at the Howell Masonic lcdq tenaed a FC deqree conference , last Weansday niqhtThe How I ell I dqe lias bouqht new robes equipment and puts this deqree I on ionq fm m i Stanfy Haines of Cohoctah, son ci Ora Haines of Pinckney, sutered a henrt attack while at, tendinq ihe Howell Masonic lode lt Weanday niqht A dotor resent rendeied first aid anl he was take to McPherson hospitil He is much betterStan EusseU Real ot PbwqFenn spent th week end at the Kcss ftTuaht school fcr many J Ir bit m account of poor health with his vvUe thejormer C ni HTt ana two movinq to Arizona LOOK FOR E CLOCK AT RJSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED O Plumbing Pomps, Bathrom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIfflNG A SPECIALITY C8MPLETE UNE OF F0TVRES, COLORED WHITE PUMPS Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER PHONE PINCKNEY 157FU aaawu iSMM D3d or Alive fA ANTMAUS COUfiCTED PNOJUTLY CCWS 3X70 HORSES 200 HOGS 10c per Cwt WF BUY HIDE D CAlf SKINS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMERS ELEVATOR 8F3 OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONE 1311 Cemral Oead Stock CO LOWEST FICE EVER Special de luxe PHILGASTAPPAN Range sons are Wilbur Esele and wife of Fow Rr , lervile called on Mrs Emma Mr, and Mrs, Robt Pike wree Vollimer Saturday I Sunday quests of the Ted De Barr family of Gladwin and saw their new born son Don Bennett and family of WebberviUe called Sunaay at the Andrew Campbell homeho Mr and Mrs Ben White and ,lthienc coach Mrs, Jennie Devereonv nHor,, , nd children p Jennie Devereaux attendee he miuial of Mrs, Hannah Pen Mrs Jean Mye aeicabt in Anru Arbor Friday Ypsilanti callel at ue Waler She was the mother of Mrs Jas dark Ivane Sunday Plumbing Water Systems etc Stanley Dftnkel l Forner Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Jeffreys and Mrs, Ray Chandler caiied on Lucy Jeffreys at McPherson hospiial, Howell, Sunday 1M Winston Bauqhn cnd wife and Chfford Miller and wife spent the week end at Douqlas Lake Mr and Mrs Bill Bauqhn crud son spent the lirst of the week in Champaiqn, 111, family ol Suinday in Tin Harold Porter Portaqe Lake spent Battle Creek The L J Henry family and Kcitxi Bradbury ahd wile were 1, ,ot of Mrs Lydi Sunday quosts of Mrs Lydia Kan is of Howell Mrs Irvin Kennedy spent Fri at the Ambrose Kennedy in Howell Village Tax Notice Villages Tcrxes Are Now Duw and payable at my home on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL OCTOBER 1951 HEIEN REYNOLDS Village Treasurer 545 East Putnam Pinckney day home Mrs Eleanor Ledwirqe was a ques last week at the Roscoe 5rhnrouah hom3 in Berkley 4 vttmatia, instftiftJfftitinf nan iwwvaMe perru drip trtfr V Vt iUtttwitfcJKMwfrV V tVR ,p tt SO flkautes V e fvw time and wan 50 members of the Conql church attended the poiiuck dinner at Camp Talahi, Sunday Lestjer McAfee attended the MichMich State football gam Saturday and Mrs, McAiet and u4i daughters stayed at the Duryood vlome Sunday Stanley and wife of Dearfieid ca of De A3Vfrrm7Hfnt r ck Rokas and wile oi is i Jit cahedthe Murray Kennedy I Fr, Fro11 where I sit 6t Joe Marsh lied Friday Wayiie AtLee and wife spent j Sund at the Hess home m m r i LJL LIBERAL TRADEIN AUOWANCI ON YOUR OLD RANGE Hrm if time to modernize your itchen witk Philgas the thrifty txjttvd gas for farm and town homer ou cah huAt far and wide, but yo wont find a bigger value anywlere than thv beautiful de lux rate emewhor, too, we will jvi you a onerous cadein allowance on your s4d range , regardless of lypt, make, r coition ESY erms if you wist JIAhf OTUfiR PHILGAS AfJAK PROM WHICH TO CHO S JMoyer home in Anm Arbor Mr and Mrs WH,Euier have moved iu the home of Mrs Lydia Gw The Wert Mariotn church Holds Waterloo their harvest supper tonight rpomp Meabon cend wife call j JTo the Wm Marshall home in I Kdwcrrd JTaotfer and wife of thrae Sunday Holt Pent Sunday at xr Lloyd Stockbndqe un Hendee home Th RODert Read i1 lZ Gene Dinkel and wife of De iSurlv quests at the Arthur troit and Irvinq Garder 04 home in Greqory wife of Highland called at thelBuUlb n Aer Dirdcel home Sunday Abaiia Dinkel Levi Ludtke , Grace w AUen Dkel and Audrey Kle t gday at the John Mc kot saw the motorcycle races at frjn home Durand Sunday Alfcln, Iavia DorAli no , had a spill and did not ttiish T, Robert Grainqer faxmlw ot MerSvn Campbell, Larry a n wei Sunday guests iOlin Robinson attehded a meet tle Louis Covle home, ing of the Brighton Masonic UIB b wheeler who bouqht tne Lodqe Tuesday niqht where the sOTe at Portaqe Lake is past masters worked EA de lding a home extto it TS Durwood Moyer family ,1 the John Mc Ap Vr3 a Slip im Day ahd wife and Jamess ixxy u Q DeoU Miss irt, the teacher, was if mc liow SvJp Iawson almost cni to sloe in lui physics class, She nir o him nodiiin and fince they were di iussinp eec I , iiysaid in a loud voe Now vybe Mil LAWSO will explain at, eitf iiiiy ii Skii sturted io, loiVd rt rind wildly, and hlurud o, Joe I used to know, bit I fov, What to science sir,ha Miss Giliert Xo one to this drxy knows vliat coctiiiity really is, and lierc we have a genius wh CM n ii,ut f 1 a 1 r m vien I sit T hope this taui s I t iit vonVe btdter off if you idmil jou dont know all aniwcrs Some fctov, mips havent learned tliM y , thrones who are always tii o,,r people whnfs best ai wliats rht and whats wronf, 1 like a tempirate glass of beer, myself, but if you prefer buttermilk I wont arffue Ive seen too many knowi all M turn out In be wrong Jyot tfKu y,,, 1JJ, inited Stales fi cucn Foundation cjreeSi ofAArbor slZ g 1 L the Lester McAfee home Guire family spent the week end ajt the week q the Leo Bettes home end at the Hoy Dilhnqham 1 je, Auction r htH9kf KMch Kn firm 9939 Automatic Wctr Wwfri from 1990 SEE US TODAY m HANtJif AU fNTALLATOM ETAIU vuire iuxuAvw , Adricarii Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor PJgJan4 CLT family spent he weel home HispaS 21 o crt torn D lundrSerts PWW TarofSor toil looted 4 MUes South oJHoweU on th Pinckney Hoad dwu sprourTomo were ihe tCharles W w e J ft Arbor, MU, W on Coon Lake Real has m Boul family of Howell eodSat Wede an Linda Le John Sprout of Chute Held, Lundeen 75JB Lawrence Bauqhn cfc family day wete Sunday quests at the G too home ,ni i,,nAVen were Sun , tLCSAl OCT 6th 1 Pa visited at inw r Lunch Served on the Grounds W Latimer home In Munith Mr, p visuea jt sssz iEaf Flarida SlUBH home 11 of fGrade Holrtrtn Cow 4 HeKertruu Line Lot Modrf Farm To , Mrs Alia Meye won 100 Mr cmd Tsdav arid Trac1on Hay Grata Be worto ol BMchandise in a rad Detroit wife MrsNIary Hoff, pfeqmniJa J Wednesdayhp 2 ,dnomf ruW J, V MfcMWwith Tom How Mre Dorothy 1 Howell lat teMiTrL,ary were chlJ d sUbndl tn Cumm last weeic Mrf Alta MeywMf 4 LifcM Swart hoot VVtedneaday Mfllet cmd others attended uj Sl rWaldenwood and Mrs, Edith ySteSr VanBeufnoyd Kltfl qmk H Farris, prop Phone Howell 1010 m V 1 5i NMTGti Wnmdar October t 19S1 M Locals BBa GENERA ELECTRIC WASHBI ONLY 139 WASHER With famous Quickclean Activator washing action washes each piece indivWuallyl Quickemptying Pomp r Full 8pound Capacity it Adjustable Wringer Oneyear Written Warranty Pinckney had more auto trafft c ic thxough hero last Saturday I ithan aiy day this year due to V tht MichMich State football 1,11 game There was a consantj snVamof carsThe CongLciiurah took ii 650 at their annual chicken dinner at the school i Mrs Mae Higgina has been visiona relatives in Stockbridqe i Kenneth Davis and wife and i Rene Haines and friend left forj Texas last week Mr and Mrss Gustavo Fuchs 1 fr of Detroit spent the week end t at the Earl Gallup home i Mrs Clarice Reason had an appendfrciiisj operation at Stos hospital, Ann Arbor last week Her children are at the M J J Reason home Mrs Mae Chandler of Kalamazoo who was called here on Wednesday by the illness of her sister Lucy Jefferys, returntd home Monday Among those from here who I amended tfcie MifchMich, SXaht football gameSaturday were Joe Jeffreys, Joe Lavey, Phil Gen tile Bob Darrow, Ridge Shir Dorothy Barrett, Mnrray Kemr edy , , Don Swarthaut returned home from St Joe hospital nn Arbbr Sunday J The Curtis Brown family, the Cartel Browji family and Mrs Alice Schoenhals attended the funeial of Edwin Brown at the ifrrtle Crok Episcopal church Friday raw INJOY OFT VATIR gOQ a year PROFESSIONAL CORNER v lf THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM Bmy M Dufty M D nckney u Michigan jDculy 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays MODM Tues Fit Sat, 7 to I p m Have qwick sudsing toft water trati diihwathmg, white wcthti, glorious shampoos, dttighlfwl bathing Got complete details en this omei ing new eulemaNt water seltenef PERMUTir WATER SOFTENER BE AL ESTATE Farms Homes Lake and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Me GERALD BEASON Broker 2 0 8 North Poasl Ptackney, Mich Phone 13 3 ML a a Mcwsro jiHSSt HS85 Den 1st Plumbing and Heattna 112 North Michiaan Ave State 8717 Lakeside Drlv Telephones License Bush Lake Office 935 Residence 814 v r ST Eveninas by Apmients I P H SWARTHOUT 6 SON HoweU Michigan Funeral Home HERB SNEED Phone 183 Don C Swarthout Director Modem Equipment Ambulance Service t Howell j Real Estate, Insurance, Brokerage City Costs 43 ess than prewor mvtomatic mode Ask for im home trial 6 Li 207 GlKa brokerage j FRED C REICKHOFF Sr Lake and Farm Property OPTOMETRIST A Speciality 120 West Grand River Ave 1st Your Property With Me He well Mlchiaaa Phone 358 Residence 615 LEE LAVEY 555555 GEORGE ROUSH Plumbing WATER SYbiEMS 3 4 0 North Stewed St PVe Pincknv 153F11 Generrl Insurance Phone 59F3 Pinckney, Mich AUG YfONBER farm Sales A Sociality bERT V, rLT f Phone Pkickney 78F2 I REFRIGERATION SERVICE i HAROLD Rfee Repairs On All Makes Phone Pinclney 154F3 Livestock Hf Weekly Trips Made To DetroSl General Tracking Phone 64F14 Pinckney Mia RATINGS I DR C I TOWNER Dentist I aw W f LIE NOTARY INSURANCE and BONDS ,PFH I3E JWCKNEY FOR MUNTZ SEE T V ROY E FISHER Factory Representative The opening of the football SO44 Portage Lake Road Per SSSmS7 vrrSm 011 brin8 with tt series oi We Dexte 3461 MANAGEMQJT ETC OF THE predictions and ratings of teams PINCKNEY DISPATCH October 3 1951 these ratings soon fall by the n, , , , niAnr wayside With so large a num Published weekLy at Ftfkney, be o players and factors ess u e PAT ew FVABII Authorized Dealer GMEHALf ELECTRIC WASHERS Summer Coal Prices Michigan Publisher, Paul WCurlatt, Pinck jney, Michigan Editor, Mgr Editor, Bus Mgrthe same Owner, Paul W Curlett Bondholders, mortgage holders There are none Avraae number of copies per week 850 TTT Signed Paul W Curlett j h Subscribed and sworn to before me his 3rd day of October A D 1951 Lee Lavey, Ndkny Pukt Pomiswion expiress Feb, 1133 involved it is not surprising The financial rating of an in dividual is more predictable IFree Demonstration Every Daf Fapm 1000 A M to 1000 PJ4 509 East Main Su Piocknoi Gasified Ad y FOR RENT House strictly mod em, 6 rooms Immediate possess ion at 8109 Pinckney Rd WANTEDA ride to rWeTI BurnsU43L1 Unaailla St start work at 800 a m and get nckneY Mich done at 500 p m , rrr rr,K , LOST A number of wood bits Whether large or small the abil , VWal P,hre 7F21 tween Rev McLucas cottage, ity to earn, to save and improve flJSLlS Portage lake and Pinckney, Find can be eslablished and main d SALLTwo burner oil heat er return to Stanley Dinkel j ing stove, formerly in Masonic i vofjMn A T tained over a lifetime , How iff your rating,A Savinqs lodge hall Call H A Porter Account beguM now and requl Dexter 9667 arte added to will help estab lOUNDAuto license plate with Ul I 2 icdl lights atttached DEER HUNTERSil Home in forest, equipped exMcPMSRSON SUe BANX cept bedding, for 5 men one ttowelL Tfidt mue trom SidawAlso room and board for 4 men ih private home All deposits up to 10,000 Dispatch Office Now in Effect FOR SALE room house inside village limits, fireplace and some furniture, terms For iniar maiion phone 100 I FOR SALEA large Perfection cir culcrting air oil heater, excellent condition, very reasonable , , Mrs Charles Clark, phone 4D board tor 4 men m pnvaie nome 7 5 in in SidHiaw, 72 miles west of Mar I FOb SALE U ih grade Mcln sured by aer membership in the auette on 78 tosh aPPles 100 a bushel at the Federal Deposit Insuranoe Cor uy Hinchey, 7860 Hkichey Rd torn Bring containers No Sun Marshall Meabon, phane 62F3 11 , I PHONE DEXTER 2681 i DE Hoey Son FOR SALEGMC Tractor,7 speed ransmission, can be used for plowing and hauling, motor ov erhauled, good rubber wiU con sider trade What have vou 36 inch buzz saw and blaaeiuuu, gasoline motor with averse shift 2000 Dining room suite, electric washing machme S200U Jack Wilson, phone 69FU SAVES ON MY INCOME TAX SAVES ON MY BUDGET SAVES MY FEET Today there is no greater con ,EU4 bAlLLf iilacktop Rani 3 years old Phillip Sprout, Pinckney, W 131F11 Delaine venience offered to businessmen FOR SALnid39 DOdqe FOR SALE3 piece overstuued iDavcnpori Has mattress and springs Other furniture, beds bedding Mrs Wkiifred GravM j Pearl220 St,Pinckneg RENTCompletly modern tijFOR SAUTrooi J room aparment Phone 45F4 bcement in Pinckney, reason, able price Phone 144F4 100 ai Pinckney QUALITY wdmen thes the checking ac count service at First National Bank in Howell , WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AV AILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS l REAL ESTATF MORTGAGE OR PERSONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES THE HASi HAtnOciAL BANK Heoil Mich Under Federal Supervision Member Federal 0 anc Cassh Good Condition Mrs Corbet Salyer, Pinckney FOR bALE16 quaqe double bbarel hammerlesi shot q I 4 Lucius Doyle, Phone 42 WANTEDDaily rides to Ann Arbor by hiqh school girl 11450 DexterPinckney Road or SigJefoTrnphne 142F3 FOR F1ENT ear around cottage and a furnished house, oil heat electric refrigerator and stove , See about them Ted Cobb mber Federal Deposit Insur 9643 Kress Rd,Lakeland, Corporanon All Deposits phone Brighton 4061 , ,1 1 innnn ANTPnginhflr R helper with Phone 39F3 Knckney some experience Myron Hughes i 8717 Uikeside Dr Rush Lake InsuM up to 10000 for Deposlto FOR SALEBroilers, also some hens Mark Nash, phone 61F12 FOR SALE Broilers Boasters, alive or dressed JonLoi Farm phone 171F2 BBBBew BSBBSBIBSr WANTEDCustom Plowing Earl Schroeder, 586 M36 W Corner M36W Pingree Rd FOR RENT3 3 rooms and bath bath apartment Furnished or unfurnished 4998 Girard Drive lakeland Phone 9211 Brighton FOR SALE a 937 Ponuac, new tires, also 1934 Ford fOR SALEMfcome inTcST nev, in good condition, larg rooms, Areola heatna sy8tem,2 waNiinrougn reaerai HTTTriMATir SAW FILING 75c car garage, lorqe lot, some fruit Land BankXong term, 4 loans Mr Winifred Graves 220 Peart LibfuNGS, FARM rnuTc T, U r J J Phone 157F11, Pinckney f L LOANSThrough Federal 11 SAwnLn tSSTS WN MOS SHARPENED speaal payments at any time K,U without penalty charge Call or Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables right Robert HolL SecTreasioo, 201 E Liberty St, Ann Arbor National Farm Loan Associat or will be in Howell in Drain Commissioners Room at Courthouse from 1000 a m on oach Also Sissors and Knives Service While You Wcdt All Work Guaranteed MANlKlS SAW FILING SHOP 11524 River DrieHllcmd Lake WANTEDfARM Let us help you sell your farm have more prospects than arm L HAROLD CRANDAti Phone 305W HoweU I TBI STATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Court foy tine County of Fish , mm m Bfarket Prices Courteous Service CLARKS The Probate court In the dty of Howell In toidl county on the 25th day of Sept A D, 195U PTMentKoe Hfaam B Smith, wia ol fudge el Probate , In the Matter of the ESTATE OF RAYMOND J FICK M I Lynn W Hnde, baring fled in aid court ah first account as guardian of said estate and his petition praying for ths allowance thereof It Is CVdered that the 22n day of Oct A,D ItSI ts appointed ftr hearing said petMoa II 1 Psrfhsr Osdered, That public i Notice thereof be gives by publication I for three successive weeks previous fci said day of hearing to fho Ptfckney Die patch, a nowsoapof printed aria fUrmktf drckrted Is scad Co ed In said County A true copy rBrom B Butffh Celeetla Parshah Judge of Prooate Register of Psobat Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW rlfalia, Clover and Ail Other Seeds Farmers Feed Supply Co MAX BUiSELL MOR Ptocknfcf MIcUaan , Mr and Mm, Herbert Palmer WANTED 1 have 3 clients who j nu x,A JJ xv JJ wunt to buy a small home with TlMBErTo cut, on shares, all and 1 V6 me wedcttna 2 to 20 acres near Pirickneybari hardwood, some on qroundalso k reception at Garden Cify Satur not necessary, prefer a garaqt some standing Jack Wuson Way night for Dorothy Hurd af4 fted J Teepie, HoweU, eioh Phont IGflFU iohn Smtod Phone 675 T 1 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 October 03, 1951 Description An account of the resource October 03, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-10-03 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/e22f2ecae7024ec1fc58ae5944838f78.pdf 95754f3feaf41f57e4867244ac5824ca 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. y jifiM5lp1 J rwww11 JJ yrW Pff1 61 W It 3 Kt K ar ispdtch Volume R8 V p Miliipaa Mirror The committee on reorganfz anoa f government stepped out a lot of toes in regard to the tourist industry In their report they would require the first four 1st associations to match state aid dollar far dollar 25,000 each up to 100,000 a year Then decrease state aid until no state funds were gittnted let the governor apppoint fcur mem bera to the student council, the iirsctor to serve as secretary of the commission and also of Dtspcrtrh Wedhesedayi October 10 Characters OUR DEMOCRACY JAMES L ROCHE No person did more to put Pmckney onj the map the did tne late James Roche at this place who tor mebriy 50 year orove race norses in Michigan, Ohio Indiana and Illinois and wan a majority oi his races He was porn March 21, 1857 ,81 o1 fiicnaid Kocne The kcne farm was oil what was called the Hogback This is now in the U of M Game Reserve by Mat One eftit MIRACLES AMERICA IN l22S,THe FIHSTtXflRIMENTAL PCW6R LINE WAS STRUNG S FARMS 7BMV, AVOUNS ,, jSo MW wuai CJl w wa ui uii any age advertising the tourist industry SzJ,a f1180 enthusiast he Actually Michigan is way pe starttd brealanq ru hind other states in the amount a joi3 rh spent for tourist Dromotion owned and raced was DrWheel at 3iU a joo The hrst horse he owned and raced was DrWheel Kvu er ims horse set no records but Speculation as to Gov Will ithe seCond one cua This was lams becoming a candidate for jthe famous Huronboy he bought vie presiaent in 1952 have j of Stepnen T3epie 189a halted Wise ones cpect him1894 this horse raced 12 times, to run for governor in 1952 and WOI1 jy Jirsts 2 seconds His fTnator,m iv , next horse was Green Wilson The November droit quota ini Michigan has been raised from 2417 to 2787 Some states have trouble gett fog rid of the money earmarked for wild life restoration Michigan only receives 83c a hunter raised by John Green of Stock bnaqe ihis horse was a winner for about 5 years Another biq wihner for him was Morqan Dewey who won 8 first in 1926 He not only owned mqny horses but also trained and isy V11,horses but also trained and Nevada gets 1307 per hunter drove for others Ajnong them but cant put up the matching Were Lasi Hope ioj John HaniS funds Some 2,900,000 was re Go Some ior Herm Swarthout, ceived in Michigan last yeai tor,Lady HurQn for john Teepie and fishing proiects under the Din Hary H for g StoI1 oi Stock gellJohtison law v J new bridge He also trained a Cresus The P oi the McPhersons of How Michigan frill Si her office buildinq aner all me ejj govemmeiii has reieaJ 350 j At the state fair ihQ TUrdZLiL WH iband Payed Wearing of lhe The admtrnsxrhve board nasGreen a3 he came around the, approved S11SB54 tor accesfe and htf wa8 introduced as roadft to state institutions ine oldest j fol the state 0 Construction contracts in Mich Michigan This was in 1926 igian for August were 13 percent Som u horses he drpve less than m July were princess EmlcOie Huron Michigan Statje CoUege en GirL Huron Belle, Gertrude A, rollmen this year is 94 less Foxey DeweVi Diamond Dewey, than last year jyJtxmore, Coylone Forbes, Michigan potato prodution is Jack Toddingtailj Baron Worthy SLASSI tS 11 uS Ambv Silk Arl Day Macccee i WTQ iACCIDENT FATALITY lost About the same as last Hal The Sneak and St JJJ and Mrs Willard c 7lSi rtSSSLilttA Hoover Com The latter dfopped u dead vhile y of fockson both lost tfctf liv The states Ultte , Hoover Com rjninq at UmQi Qhi0 d Mr accident on M99 SSSui iUeaar1 Roche Tl 1 He S SSSSdSTrt 530 P Leqislature is lileqal 0 of , the staichtof I Monday night when they w r in Michigan and who u i CONSERVATION DEF O TIS VAST NITWOKK OP p0W HAS LCSSNffD lAftOH SPBtOft PACTION AN WW Ul STANDARD3 OUH DEMOCCK IT HA iteEN QteATBD 8V TlmONLl INDUiTWAL INGeNUrTX BACKED 0V THE 5 Football Note Current Comment the win column after 2 yiars e raa tna at the governors by wmninqf from Manchester riic in Tennessee recscthers Friday night 12 to 6 Man J a Pch was mods by a gov Chester has a light team and S001011 1 welfare situation, Pinckney had a siigjht edge in e claimed the present setup weight and should have doub Pced a premium on ilhgattfled the score The fact they did children and the numbsf mot was due to numerous pen f them is increasing as the alies, their failure to complete more children a woman passes and the lines C inrek I when they were near the line Pfcnaknev had two sctortiig chances the first half They last ball on downs on the ten yd line and Albert Mrosika crossed the goal line after catch ing a pass only to have the ball called because he sfepped off side Dave Haines was making mo3t of Pinckneys qains around end and through tackle and scar from the 5 yd line th 3rd per iod Bradley did not convert In l the last quarter Don Wiltse acs sed the goal line on a line play but Pinckney drew an offside penalty and the ball came back A 15 yd penaly followed Then Pinckney lost 10 yds because the line did not hold Pmckney elected to try a field mal at a angle from the 30 yd Jine The kick only went 15 yds Rhees of Manchester picked it up and ran 90 yds for a touch, down They did not convertThe Pinckey team made no effort to stop Rhees as they though the ball was dead when they were near A had their welST Z r the south who cannot r amon this classfc not r,2i The state supreme court has ruled in favor of the gas cornppan in this county and several others where the gas company has encountered armed opposi ton of armed farmers when they tried to cross their farms Their ruling was the company a right to cross these farm and farmers who interfere with them are guilty of contempt of court The farmers onlv redress is to uuu , w wuwrs on y redress U ti With a tie score and a minute sue the cempanv for dnJ5J to go Dave Haines threw a SO A 75 ft waST has hSJ9 which Albert Mrosfloa cauqht and ran 30 ydsfor a touchdown Bradley did not convert Man Chester got the ball and threw a long pass which VanSlani case 13 large elm trees were cut Railroads, telephone and power companies all have to get rights of way to cross privjcrte property but not the gas Auto Accident Church Notes Catholic Mmfu CcffnpBc C2H driver m Michigan anTwto when V ere Sund Ll2ff FaW Maiditto Tand K TE who could not be bouqht His r fe hlt ,by a car dnvn by2unclay Bright aL lasti5e was in 1932 e JS uJPL Marh jg W WS imum amounrfromtheDingtA in 1933 HissonVSrt d Georgo00 w also inju ed E g KM a um ri u vicyiq t Wiiiard Bennett, 49,was the KTen,ia ottoasj Michigan will receive the max ast, 5e was in 1932 He died num amount from the Ding ellJohnson fund raised by tho tax on fishing tackle Minneso 11UW Ieurea iy nv lw yus anarvi ta and California are the oniy H was a o ball player in rLerPecffS Be,nrlett f Chubbs SJ two other states to get the max hls , and a wrestler He once zSVfj n of Pmckney Heurf imum however iMichiqan must wrtled Bobby Reekethe chair i end the Pinckey school but K brook intercepted for Pinckney company as tke game ended Several Pinckney players weic The New York Giant nj outstanding Dave Haines made tlie world seriel with th ff1 onwi1167 QainM d U negro outSeld known A Don Wiltse gave iJm good inter Iblq leagues Thev were MorSf ference Albert Mroaflca who jfrvin Willie Mavs ad H5 has missed two games due lo Thompson Mori L mIS injunes came through when hr roes e getting uTlhTbia hS was most needed gue each J teams but Detrooit have one or more negroes Detroit has never never tried any out and appar GTIIV does not intend to num amount irom tne Dina iJO 1S sons, oen Ct ueorg ur,Y V uu iju ea geUJohnson fund raised by th raced for a number of years but u ilard , nn,ett 49fwas the 411JT0000 tax on Jishing tackle MinU retired , tnPrceTSL SUS 7 223 Jroflaii LaPrad two other states to get the max ms oy and a wrestler He once Vu n hlnckneV He,s3 imum however iMichiqan must 63 bby Reekethe chair ,f Pmckey school but 2SS match this by setting aside 1 J31 hereJ f 1 arni Gladys jW Pinckney pkrys at South ,vnwFrtdav niqht South hyon tied Manchester 0 to to Brighton 20 to 25 Mnchest L E Aiken L T Downing L G Eisenhower C Henry Wiltse Bradley out of f is ring license fees fo Mary Polly MurS8 llved ln Jackson for a num r Luyvrouyj wur Dingmore 0f XlbTon phy and had a family of 2 boys QT, 17l28iiHJ,W M VanSlambrk W0 MOJSA iA Mrosfka J Jeffreys Congregational Hev, Dsnaid Braa, pastor M36W of Andersson, nowown Jn olt a ,son 0on Webber homp 2nu m ,1 Aid at ed by the Dede Hinchey Estate X112 Mothers, Clifford and 6Too JW Lulu Darrow Later he bouqht the farm on theLloyd of Hillsdale, a half broth p0wir fSfw af church Dexter Rend nnw rtn K ler Glenn Kinaslev of PinrlmowiV , 1 r3 n Latin America each 3 received The money 7 T4 il,ulu u luiy oi z ooys i mav TV,JB must be used for fish restoTaton J,fc Hf J he house i, , er TbmToaTlf 1 flf M36W ofl AnHrfiQrn n,7 ,n Joan Holt a son Don of Webber hr 7WW m A3aies Aid at ville, 2 brothers, Clifford and9 Mn Lulu Darrow work, The state will sell 348 parcels Td by, thP , , mostly in 4Q acre lots of state etr h bought the farm on the i VJ IU111 Power of Bible inTA7ir,ws v reverted lahds at Newberry, exter c now owned by the Kinqstey of Pinckney Friday8WTcoDi H Iron Mountain and LAnse Oct geen Bro nd lived there for gd 3 M Edna Camp Qt Aiher WvHs hnrnadaS8 mee 3Cti s 1618 Valuations ranqo from 30 vears until his death ds Vivian Ledwidg Surda 8 p r ,, iDonni 2 to500 an acre , A1 noL8 emanKurt, Mrosfka , Matteson Haines R a R T R E Q B L R ri H F B When oil was discovered in WWw or Persia, the people thers Kensltd Jad no money or knoweldge ol Lcin,ciwehj develop it Conseguently Nargaarcl tn British were able to get any i Norgaard tenn they wanted when they Schulfc ,aot an oil concession from Per Snyder Ja According to Drew Pearson Rhees Trolz u nsh qe w Pcest and tne Persian governmen onilv 12 inoStodcoumy, Troy and MARRIAGE UCENSfc, jfr,, r , e to toeMark Nosh Royal Oak townships are closed Harry Clement, IB Ann Arbo J,t r iu a , V313 1 Sunday, 1030 s M to huwtinq by legislative act for Mary June Doug as 1ft Howell TSSIJDm09 Iackson Gods ffi1 S yw v Richurd Boyle 21, Fannington 1 hooL VSlMeSShS 5 years 158000 acres are listed this year in Michigan under the Williamsjton Hunting Pljm Ground water levels in Mich, declined 34 of a foot in Augbut this is 29 percent above the Marguer ite Coon, 17 Fowlerviilb, ilTies Roche, 34, Fowlerville Marion Craig, 27 Vermont ville Tom Lancaster, 20 Pinckney, Shirltey Gyafc 20 Pinakney Harry Melnik, 27, Pinckney Evelyn a E S ELECT OFRCEBS I13010 VcnsSbolc 5S Si,fcl9S0,,2 South Pincknev Chapter O E No m F 145 elected the following officers j wSffi v last Frirfrrv nirr,tr 00 choir practise 30, Senior choir practise 10 year average j Grushow, 26 Ann Arbor Due to abundant deer food in south Michigan they are larger TRCinT tOUIft KVNK than those I enorthOne MU J S KTCohoctan jSsSeT i niier Was lounri tnnltv in rir Conrinrroaa AIKAW nl,, ,,,H Mennonite ed by an automobile at Ecorse recently lxd a 10 poirt rack of horns It was 1 yea eld Many killed in the rorth 2 years old only have 3 inch spikes The average for th pci3t 10 years for accidents during the hunting season is 28 killed and IgO injured This year is expected to be the best pheasant season since k 194 VILLAGE iAX NOTICE Jiom now until the deadline OCTOBER 15th, 1951 I will receive taxes at rv home 1 at any time Dont pav that extra fee get here before Oct 15 Helen Reynolds, Treasurer MPElifSWAR Arother chapter took place in the pipeline war last week when in a condemnation suit in probate court Joseph Shimerlv was awarded 325 damages farmer, was iouna guilty in cir Conductress cuit court of stopping the gas company from laying a pipe line across his farm Sentence was deferred 30 days In the iury case of the Eastern Pandle Pipeline Co ys Samuel last Friday night W M Mildred Miller W P Clifford Miller AM Irene Thompson Calvary Mennoalte Church p , Fred Segerf ,dV uira Beadfev Pastor Secretary Elenore Baughnj S S Supt Walter Esch Treasurer Hazel Ponlaoni Hi r p Chaffee C iroiZ Tiiun qovernmen onuv 1 Substitutions Darrow, M Can I Percent in Arabia and Indpnes GreKj jhnson K MatiesonP, the split with American oil MuUphy ManchesteBus KUrjk,, companies is 5050 All attemDts Desch Gauss, Hasen Mera to change the agreement failed PfereDonnelly Umpire StracV Gd when Communists ifiltsiat memanKurtz fd, jn Persia this was a fertile tield for them to work in Persia FOOTBALL SCORES has driven out all British work Howell 0, Eaton Rapids 0, 3rd i rs cend will operate her oil ie game for Howell, Dexter 14 fields with the aid of Russian Hartkdd 0 Brighton 25, South jand German oil men , twWTO Sept 28 some 97 000 people velt 24 Lincoln 0 Flat flock 131 crowded tthe chicam stadium Saline 7 Ann Arbor 21 Sexton I to see Michigan State maul TJ 0Northville 13, Milford 6 Spring of M 25 to 0 Michigan never Assoc Cond Aen M ISft fflS Oiaplain Roberta Amburgey 0 I ijg Marshall LuciUe Beck Younsoo2 ili 7, Asst Mar Carlene ZiegltrJyLtoT 1S Organist Winined Aberdeei I Co5 FeUowihto gefrlii i, ya uuiuut Adah Dorothy Parker Wedhsdav ficOO m St Pierre a no cause for actionRuth Sadie Moron1 The Menhoniu rhnrTh m n verdict was rendered WHbu Asst Marshall Carlene Ziegler cidoffiSX Geanr11 Coll an employee of the com Martha Leota Reason , ice L JfrrtS port 1, Grass Lake 0 Holt 27 Stockbidge 2 Okemus 19,Dans ville 6 Ypsilanti 13, Wayne 6 Fowlerville 14i Williaxnston 13 Morenci 38 Tecumseh 13 COUNTT RD, IMPROVEMENTi fl 1JlW Some time ago we ran an or fu1 icle asking for road improve I0001 mam never had a chance even with sguad of 200 players and army of coaches and trainersIf a high school team had absorbed such a beating the fans would have guit them cold Yet last Saturday 52,000 fans showed up to see Lekmd Stanford University Coll an employee of the com Martha Leota Reason pany was hurt when the St Electa Helen Miler Pierre dredging eguipment hit a Warder Amanda DeBarr high voltage wire while working Seninel Albert Dinkel for the ccompany jAmer Flag Harriet Eahrig gees 156 tons sare neededCali Pincry 50F2 ment in the township and men , , 1ft ioned in particular the road froxp vuffiL, 3 J98 Hiland to Patterson Lake and fk h95dtolJ Ypsiifcmti fhad the game reserve and the road v n 1160 were dismissed from M 36 E tnrouah Pettysviile iJ2 Aoniey General Millard of ELLIS STALKER ruie ccompany juner nag riarnet nanrig j 11 Stalked, 72 tiiaJ n th The auto damage suit of Gale Christ Flag Genevieve Henry horn of GeSie Bok H7 E Rice vs Jack Brigan was settled O E S Flag Nancy Chubb S It Knctoey sSdal of out of couct Honor Star Points, Beverly Pil ternoon ofteTa shortrSSSs H9 Charles Wefton was arming grim, Dalene Robinson, UM i on non payment fo alimony Hammel, Martha Dagg, Carrie tft th , rrIJ 3mS wMviapw fiiWM rrua valuing ed on non payment fo alimony and is held in the fcdl RTD CROSS FIRST AID Anyone over 14 yeas old is asked to enroll in the Red Cross First Aid Classes starting Octlg Hammel, Martha Dagg, Carrie to this country at the age of 5 G5ttS18, ,, o I y018 The familv lived in Ine Public Installation is Satur1 ham county in White Oak He day night, Oct 27, at the Mason married Mrs Ada Mills of ice Temple The following will Iosco and bought a farm on install KTinrViA VIA Dilnjt ML vInst Offoers from M 3t E tnrough Pettysviile to Chilson Rd, We hinted that lack of road improvement here might be due to the fact that no lone from southern Livingston is theon the county road commission last week Frank Roges,countyf road com eng called on us He admitted that the Hiland Patterson Road had been ap proved for blacktop year ago 1 tJ 11 t 1 J ter and examination He said of the 19 , 12 denied being mis treated, 2 were no longer at the hospital one never had been one admitted he fell and injured himself and the cne charging mistreatment had no proof The charges were made by Mrs Mrs Catherine Freeland, a lady detective of Lansing but said lack of money had pre vened the work beinq done He 1918 S ONLy A HOMT against the companv The com panv had offered him 1250 m Oakland Mrs Fenny Feiiton, owner of a 240 acre farm threat threatened legtal action aoainst the comtyrnnv She claimed de spite cm inftmtion thev crossed ft , r u tier farm at Milford using dyna JSS n Lu 4 M appointed imrshall by the vill Mte to blow up trees j colmdl lM NOICICf CIDER MILL ,,7, ,,,,, caretaker He m , My cider nill is now open , W310 3 P 0 aqo , Ll open Tuesdiy through Saturday L vingston Ljdge No 76 F 6 Surviving are a stepdaughter, each week Ed H Maas lft M has set the following dates Mrs Bert Nichols of Howell and 1500 Coon Lake Rd,Howell tom work bJoih5Z jfSmlidm Fr5 Sat Nov 3, MM Degrees, of Lansing The funeral was at Bob Egier of Hiiand Lake was Tue N F S1 ftl Swarhout Funeral Horne at ilAlU WUIIIIIIIMHII UUU VU were sdctly nonpcaCisan with Detroit Sunday Times She decribes vividly how she suffered when she became tiie focal U4V lUWt UiUl UWU UUUVU iWM southern Livingston was not the reason for the neglect oft thir part of the county Tues Nov 7 FC Degrees ,the Swarhout Funeral Home rrf I Mr and Mrs Andriw CVano There will also be A StaMjmjfaii gftfPoan Rev 6rady fcffi MrsSnTa By idw SLi SPJy 1 11111 iky and itfrV Vivian Ledwid P W CurheVSec Cemeesry I , HUMale Tueeday were acicuy noi9paiiaan ana icrea wnen sne Decame tne ZOCCU the fact that non hailed fro point ol many of their argue metits CARD OFTHAIOB I wish to thank all those who remembered me with ocadt end gifts while I was a patient a St Joe hoepttalAnn Arbor, nasntiy vj a 4 Jv ftt MrtttftYDlSfATflifJKB4MMW October lO IdSl m u Good marks and good lighting dont necessarily go hand in hand, but good light ing does help make stud, ,og easier and protects siht Good lighting means eajy sowing , no harmful glare, dimnos and shadows Be sure the light is right ijr your student ask an Edison home service representative to help you Edison home service representatives are experts in study, reading, and general lighting They will recommend locations for lamps or ceiling fixtures, as well as advise on the size of bulb and number of lam and fixtures needed There is no char r their service call your neighborhood Edison office v r iS Li 7 flSkl Is Dead Line for Village Taxes Pay Now Save Interest Helen Reynolds Pinclcney Village Treasurer sc Howefl Thmftt Hewitt, Michigan DexferTheatre A GtovHtteaeTaw WL Thur October , 10 11 Gnqory Peck Virginia Mayo to Ttchnicolof j toughest cattle drive in history cartoon JNjgnJbonng Motet awvo fooftxd fcfcm iost their second game to Milan last week 7 toB67 dauqh KLuMa0 Tandy Ieft fionaa last week to SDend th , n Winter Frty, Saturday October 12 13 ,, , The Dexter Agriculture School Edmund 0B,iwi Lizabeth Scott WiUJ5 Waiter Brennan has purchased another 48 pass TWO orto m, senger school bus TWO OF A KIND Jon Crocker, 4, hon of Mrcmr ago MrsPete Crocker of DexterWs 108 Starpet S11 Burntt byUJackby iffi 2 I TRA TH3 HUSTLERS front of the Dexter Theatre last cartoon week He WOS takento St lot Sunday Monday, October 14 15 have a Malina Suao 23 9 m continue SHOWDOWN hospital and found o broken leg CoL Bernard Baetcke of Brighton has been recalled to active service ajid assigned to Fort Monroe, Va Willia Hofclen, Nancy Olson Frank Lovejoy In FORCE OF ARMS and Marie Windsor Plus JOE PALOOKA IN THE SQUAR ED CIRCLEStarting Joe KirdwoocL fames Gleasop, Sunday Monday, October 14 15 THE MATING SEASON Gene Tierney, John Lunvi and Mirian Hopkins about hambAirger slinging moth er of the groom Cartoon inon Me Cartooi Newi Tues, Wed, Thu, Oct 16, 17, 18 John Burns 34 of St Louis, Tuos wd Thur Oct is, 17 is 0 7 to v ,t Mich was lolled m an auto ac Doris Day, Gordon McRae B E Z cident last Tuesdly night when, rvrT MOOVITC HT RAY to oiot his car hi the bridge tf M36E ifc2K d wher kwt 10000 and Hiawatha Drive The body Comedy Cartoon ixmQS against an uaconquerabje was brought to Pinckney and fortress later removed to Howell Coming The Mob Alice i n 0 crtoon Newt Otis Bell 39, of Webberville Wonderlands shot his wife Marian, 31 three 1 1 1 nn times last Tuesday night and A 7111 ,, wounded Charles Wek 26 I AVOW XH A 1 H when he found them parked in awiklij twru la car at West Grand Sver and IVIiekaa Nicholson Rds He is held at the county jail and also Weltcn on a nonpayment of alimony charge The Bells have six small children A 20,000 arto trailer camp is now being built at ComingCaftle Drive Frogmen Take Care of My Little GirL THE CUBAN FIRE BALL A Comedy Starring Esle,jUa Rodrigues, Warren Douglas I 0188 on Merry Go Round Woodland Taming of Snood MatMasters Lake by the proprietor of the Sunday Tuesday, October 14 16 Pine Lodge Rfcnch according to , BORN YESTERDAY Cie Brighton Aljgu3 A Good Comedy Starring The Brighton Area School will Judy Holliday, Broierick Craw Sunday Monday, October 14 hold open house at their new ford APACHE DRUMS elementary school Oct 24 SYLVAN 1 HEATER SMUGGLERS ISLAND In Technicolor A Drama Starring Jeff Chandler Evelyn Keyes and Phillip Friend Cartooc ami Nwr Added A traction Willie Pep vs Sandy Saddler Fight Pictures 715 915 15 ford xlews Ternicolor A Super Western Starring Tyuman ODoheafty, lormerly rirJZiin Tm nkrm Wfcwtf S2S 511 wJSSSbS HighesrMountain Stephen McNally Coleen Gray and Willard Parker Sun Shows 3,5,79 Sports ing football on the Great Lakes Be sure to e a date ior thli Naval team Z J , Mrs Harrison Cooper of UnJd Cartoon mmm dilla fell from a chair and broke Tues, Weld, Thur, Oct 16, 17, 18 her arm last week last August The Robert Read family call BITTER RICE she fell and broke atn ankle ed at the Arthur Bullis home in A Dmmci starnno Funeral servicecs for MrsGus Gregory and the Robert Mitteer Silvasna Manganoporis Dowling ave Radtke, formerly of Whit home in Stockbridge Sunday artoon more Lake who died at a Pon l The Mark Nash family were sh0Wg 7io, 915 tiac hospital last week were in East Lansing Sunday to see coming Alice in Wonderland held at Brighton, Rosalee Saturdays Hero, Cattle Drive Wilford Erwin has been nam T, ed head of the Community Fund Drive at Howell I THI STATE Oi MIOWGAN Last Call for County ot The Probate urt roj cue Probate court In the city oi Howell 25 Years Ago Pinckney lost to Fowlerville at in said on ths 25th day of the Fowlerville fair 12 to 7 A D 95 S Weddige had to leave the game on account of injuries Pinck ney was penalized 40 yards by Ihese are some of the advan FresentJios Htram R Smith, Jnae 0 fudge of Probate in the Matter oi the ESTATE OF RAYMOND J TICK, M I What J5 WANT MOST IN A JOB b Good VTages oi Course But more, that that a chance to are secure a clean pleasant 1 a ead a deling jhat you rloH i fn 0 the allowance thereof , i 2 30 yd runs in the final mm Jt u Qrdered that 22nd day 0c I vantages in telephone work If you are looking for a good job that can be fun and be interest ing vork too Michigan Bell may utes and the game ended with the ball on the Fowlerville live yard line In the fair ball game Ajifdy Messenqer former big league pitcher, pitching for Williamston beat a Fowlervlle team reinfor M , TIV, U t 4ia ced by Charles Gehrmger, Earl pBtdJ T I wJkS th hliorl 1 urviiniiL T, UAI ciculertad to ierld v,o higher than ever betore If ed In sadd Courvty Register Q Probata Whit,ehU,l Larry Woodall and Bobby Veach of the Detroit Tig , ers, 1 to 0 Ed Stnndish, Guy A ,tr W , Kuhn and Sopp played with the CSS FowljeryiUe tekxm At the Fowlerville game a Pinckney coed got so enthusisas tic that she offerea to kiss the player who made a touchdewn The opening of 1 However her boy friend did not seaon bas Hwith it acore another ployer crossing H goal line and said coed renigg ed on her promise A,D 1951 U appointed ftr hearing said petition It 1 Further Ordeaed, That public Notice thereof be giver by publication jhave a job for you toi lhre luccwslve weeks previous fo You need 10 expeiience ami said day of hearirg a the Pifccknefy DIM t YOU wall be paid while you Jearn pay you RATINGS are interested in a good Sob with Hkoa R Smith regular pay increase drop by our Judge oS Prooate f our emplovment gjp MICHIGAN BETL TCLEPIONIT COMPANY 323 East Wfshington St Ann Arbor, Michigan the football a seriesof predictions and ratings of learns al over the country Many of Tl u , , , these ratings soon fall by the The House school has organiz wayside, vith so avnum aSSir V vimTnH iSS b of Pers ancTother factors piSSf L ZLP d JU 1 involved it is not surprising Roberts sectre Th financial ratin o an in Mrs Fannie Rose Alley of dividual re qpredictable, SfS Jf SnRi0ST Whether large or small the abil, Pinckney pioneer died last, ity tQ eam 0 sav and improve 1 AJta Meyer gave a birth, ggTLT he 15 How is rA 15 day m Mrs Arvilla Placeway cele v u Jbrated her 80th birthday lasst Ustl one weekj St Marys and Ccxnql church tarns played another foot ball game last week St Marys win ,,, ning 19 to 13 Rollie Singer scbrsured by car xncmbsrship m the ed twice for St Marys and Roll Federal Deposit Insurance Cor r TJ t Account begui now and regul arl added to will help estab WcPHERSONStAttBAN Howell Mich, All deposits up to 10,000 inporati ie Shehan once iRonald Tupp er and Har Hall scored for the jCongl St Marys team was L Battjss IDevereaux,M Kennedy Friday, Saturday, October 12 13 E Rchce, R Singer, R Shehan, Pete Gerycz Stan McCluskey ConglStan Dinkel, Cliff Miller, Rus Read, BBob Read, Harlow Haines, R Tupper Har Halljim Bokros, Jim Hall, Fritz Gardner, Loren Meabon Dean Gardner Albert Gardnler I AMERICA LAND OF OPPORTUNITY SINCE 1492 And Is Still for he Man Who Saves WE HAVE AMPLE FUNDS AV AILABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REAi ESTATE MORTGAGE OR lodiifif toft waftr for easle dithwething, wrfilfet waihn, fleriewi ihonpooi, deHghtM bathing Gt cemelete detail en tbii MUIng new veaM wattr lefttnee PERMUTir WATER SOFUKtl Cosfs 43 titi than prtwo tffOftiQfe mecftfs hofflitrW mJ 0F GHIGAN demands againot said deceased by and M PVOMV Goat lot n Comniy of before said Court MM Wagt0 aud thsi th lecjcrf hoin of aid decta Mmmm of aid urt hid at emid to ,, mia of PnlMt Offlae te the City oi HoweU mxM H is Purthr Qsdered, That pnoUe no vhlcn dOMStd 4Ud MiitKl aLoxiid be ad n fold ooeanty on the 2nd day of Oct, tedtatadL ter A D 11 77 , nmrmr, ,, r I4 is OrdenAtluA all ot the creditors b Th Blatter ot the bbTATE OI nmu ciaims 10 saia uourt at said Fro niiM, 1 , , , hf rvf, A , u i oewspaoer printed ftbd itfrcu aed in oate uiiice and to eorve a copy thereof , w ,, , UP Merrl E eyer Meyer admlUstr xmW XJTL ui T1 Wx of ld whoM abdreM is tru copy LtS M Fowlerville Michaan on or hfor th A ru6 eopy iL th day of Dembet, A D 1951 Oelwto Parshall Mr and Mrs John Ward and PFRSOVABLE AT REASONABLE r 04 SS1S aT 4 aMhe THE IBpTwnSiJ BANK It is Pttrftr rwtr4 TI 11 Keqon were recent visitors a uio ka,n Robert Given home Undsr Federal Supervision OBOE ROUSB 1 Plumbing WJ ATER SYSTU J 0 North Stowort ft PfnckiMT 153FX1 LeRoy 6 Hicks 78, who lived be tbcrol be gr by publication oi The Paul Keiser family of Det copy oithi dct ch wev fer t d the Frank Doty family mhet Fftdorj4l jt frBm TZZ 77111 oiald deceased are required present 77 nT uday cf Royal Oak were Sunday vis Corporation All Deposit onThEoavwRtween ft a, to th Court iat th 2d Jl L Cour,, SaLrdov dinner chests the 60 day w Mary died ID fR, tafih Georae Thompson home were T fi5oJ Hhacn R Smith Ihe Misses Janet Muroaco and Mrs Robert Given and sons on, and 2 daught,ThB tawr Judg t Probai Janet Keiser ,of Detroit and Mr Dick and John were Friday vis cl is at e Keehn Funeral Horn ondadiu att ckdmeand 1 odock to tl JptoaiAl,lm4 Bt ai Pxobale land Mrs Ira Nay of Ann Arbor, iters at the John Ward home in Duct Thursday aftson Dexter 41 MlMMtiC Ml WL J w idtev,4twi TPRf V Wefaej4icy, Ofcobpfr1g 151 Plnckmer Dispatch tered as 2nd clou matter at postomce Act c March 6, 1877 1 11 boitowell StPinclaieyMidi Subscription Price 150 per year Paul W, Cuilett Publshw II Mr and Mrs Jesse Henry anu Gerald were Sunday dinner quests at Charles Whitehead home in Greqory Mrs Walter Clark called on Mrs Mnxine Blanchard in Ad rian last TuesdayMr Uiancnard is in medical school in New York state Mrs Cornelia Bower and family of Howell called at the An arew Nesbitt home Friday Francis Shehan and lus bro ther, Gene, attended the Mich iganStaniord game at Ann Arbor Saturday LOWEST F1CE EVER Special de m PHILGASIAPPAN Ranga Lloyd White of Lois McDonell was home the 1 Ypsi Normal over the week end, Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle,Mr j and Mrs Ray Bums Mr ond wile, Mr arxi Mrs D Conklin and the Jack Young family were Sunday dinner quests at the Jas Burns home in Ann Arbor 3U members of the Pinckney hiqh school football team attend ed the chicken dinner Sunday qiven by Mrs Lawrence LaPrad in honor of their victory over the Manchester team Friday niqht j 30 chickens furnished the feed, topped off by ice cream, pie etc i Ail Members of the team were there but Harold Rady Kenneth Matteson, George Bradley and Joe Greu jim Lavey brouqht home 6 wishbones Harry Melnik, Willow PHS cd umnist took in the football qame here Friday niqht and acted as assistant lineman He will be married at Ann Arbor Oct 19 Nancy , Wyiie dauqhter of Mr and Mrs Hollis Wyliecame down with polio last Thursday and was taken to University hospital, Ann Arbor She is j better 1 LOOK FOR THE CLOCK A1 IWSH LACE WHEN IN NEED Of Plumbing Pomps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAYING A SPECIALyTV C3MPLETE LINE DF FGHfRES, COLORE WHITE PUMPS My rMi Hughes MASTER PLUMBER PHONE JINCKNEY 157F11 4Ktj D ad or Alive rA ANIMALS COLieCTED PJiOJUTLY CCWS 3,00 HORSES 2 CO HOGS 10c per C1 WF BUY HIDE mD Cll SKINS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMERS 13EVATOR 8F3 OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONE 13U sural Head StocKCO iXwSi j trtutiuffawa tjif irijii c V v I on i iputs coolrtftf o2uttt time and lAtioo ettn toe lied m LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE ttom b Ike time to mcdernrx ywur kitchen with Philgas the tkrifly bottled gas loir farm and town homer ou can huat far and wide, but yc wont find a bigger value anywhere than thai beautiful 4e luxe rarge Remember, too, we will glvt you a generous vadein allowance on your id raftfe regardless of type, make, r condition Esay terms, if you wiafet ftAKY OTHER PHflOAS APtfAfcJCtt MOM WHICH TO CHOOSE V SEE US TODAY Wt HANDtt AU INSTALLSTO TTAILI Kolu Jwarthou Wr ku oi Hom9r and Mrs Norma Gardner FileyM wiyne White of Jackson called wh has beetn a patient with1 or me n White home last Polio t University hospital Ann eic Arbor came home last week urnn T, , She is able to walk a little Jn u lvirsLIod Hendee and Amonq thoso who attended json Jeffreys, were in Detroit Fri MEA Dinner at Waldenwoods last Wed niqht were SuptReadn,a, rr , er John Burq, Mr, and Mrs,Leu 1 Mr,r 4 and 88 Mary Stackable Helen VanBlaricjrr i martin oi Lansmq were Thurs Katherine cThayer Rene Miller, j day quests of Alberta Dinkel and Mrs Alta Meyer, 1 Sunday quests oi Mrs Edna Mr, and Mrs, Robert Tasch I gpeirs were Mr and Mrs John soent Sunday with Mrs, Anna, beylei Mr and Mrs William Tasch in Ann Arbor Gretchen surieiqn of Detroit, Mrs Margar and Tristan spent the weekena eia Astatos Muniih and Mr Uiere , and MrsLouis Shehan and son, Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell I trancis spent the week end at the Can j IT p, Lentz horn in Lansing I , virqinia Stebbing lof Hcwell Mr and Mrs Merwtn Camp I spent Thursday night with Al bell spent the week end at the berta Dinkel JLiJBaiH Floyd Maycroft home in Grand Levi Ludtke and Alberta Dink Ropids el attended the Michigan,Satan The Doyle Templet fltrmily , iu o 11 qame ot Ann Ar ol Keeqo Harbor spent the week I bor Saturday end at e Albert Shirley home I j iimmie Campbell left Sunday ,Mrs Andrew Campbell has lor the National Livestock Show been sick in bed Anna Craft m Chicago He was one of 4 of Marion spent the week end boys from the counly picked to vith her I go there are also 4 girlsHe is Mrs Dorothypinkel and two the son of Mr and ,Mrs Roy children were in Howell Friday jGampbelJi Mr and Mrs C J Clinton visL H ,Gnfflth family of ited at the Ralph Clinton horn Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the in Detroit Sunday J,t Gaffh ham , Ms Mable Smith of South Ly Mrsk ieanr Ledwidge, Nan, on called on Mrs Mary Hoff en Mrs Deinse LaRosa ad Geny Wed night Ledwidge attended the Notre Week end callers at the U of D football game at Detroit Herb Palmer home were Herbert Friday niqht palmer jrand family of Fliintj Wayne AtLee and wife spent and James Meyrs and wife of the week end at the Cy AtLee, MrsGladys Clinton spent Sat ihcme in Gladwin mday with Mrs Margaret Flinting in Self Control cft in Howell We are glad our his lory books The following members of the have not come as we have ah Pinckney Archery Club spent we can do now he a week end at Dcgulas Mrs James Whitley and LakeNorman Miller, L J Swar dauqhter were in Detroit Wed moUf Gerald Swarthout, Cfare j Sunday guests a the L J Swarhout, Ronnie Swarthut, Bob Henry family were Mr and Read, Claude Swarthout and Mrs Keith Bradbury of Chelsea Hcnfold SwarthoutWward Read and Lois Curtis of Pontiac ead and Merlin Lavey go this I Mrs Alta Meyer of Pinckney week and Mrs Betty Harter of Brigh Ben White and wife were Sun ton Chapter OES will be in day guests at the Carl Bidwell stalled at the grand chopper in home in Brfqfctom m Grand RapicUhis week asgrand The Misses Janet lamdeeil grrmd committee women Terry Mohler gave a shower Fri Sergt Bud Bekkering and his day night at the Lundeen cottwife Baibavc Nashhave taken oqe Hland Lake for Virginia an apartment in SpokaneWash Shirley 15 were present He has left on a trip 0 Alaska f Reason and family who The Frank Putnam family of have been spending the summAnn Arbor were Sunday guests fe here have returned to Phoen at the Howard Read home iX Arizona Mr and Mrs Fred Read and pete Strager and wife of Ypsi the James Whitley family were lanti spent Sunday with Mr j Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs and Mrs Jhn Boyer Joe Schosser at Clear Lake Sunday auests oi Mr and Alice Gecrrhart of Iexter spent Mrs Wm Mercerwere the Dri th week end at the Mark Nash Walter Mercer family of East jhe , ,,, Lansing ond Mr and Mrs Ed The following high school Hover and son of Hancock t r vr lrr, comnrmied by Bob Kerr and wife and Mrcmd Dthy Parker, Mrs Helen Van Mrs C E Holmes of Detroit colli Blncum attended the cheer d on Mr and Mrs WmShehan IerHrs clinic at he U of M Simdav stadium J5ati5rdrry Joan Fisher, Among those from here attend jjan Nash, Rorbara VanSlam ma the Grand Chopted OESrf brV Ccthlno TrrPrad Cfr Grand Rapids this week are the ,OmobeII, rne Haines, Carol f Unwfinofr WfrtWl Abwdeni Fubnnan Mtn Van iwrhke rarmen Porter Rr Brash, Hiff and Prrbrrra Miller They had Kr MiHrm Mr rrri Gnff tbo inir M fh tdinm be ith Hovse CWmnT11 en Mi11 forp the game crnd between tbft Ar prvbip Avnhnrnr Sfip M I brrb off the MichiarnStcmd rem Tnii Ty, Jrn Thnwn, I lord game cheered and paraded on MaH WrmnAii An r with the band May Dallr,Winifred GitnrM Water System etc Menny Dinket Tn J Dexter Cider Wjl WILL no CUSTOM GRINDING EVERY IT ESPA AND FRIDAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE OTTO WAGONER PROP Dexter, Mich From where I sitA Joe Irsh Our Sank Scivs 8 Help Ycosse People around hprp need lots of small change those days whi with candy, sum, ciuarctto and oi drink machines pay phones and thoe penny sales taxes Uss3 to put a strain on our bjkflK Chaninp money t,oIs up i I6t of time Then the Thief TVKer Happy Wilson, real nbout another bank using a h lp yourself change system The directors decided to see if it would work here They set out some bic shallow bowls full of nickels, dimes and pennies with a sifrn saying MTK YOUR OWN CHASCV Works line, too At the end of 1ho dav he totals arc neer more rr a nip of cents unliT ir vrr i he rilil amfir 1 From wfierr J si, folks cerywhtre arc prefi miih alike, although thv mi i vw different Farmer ,nI c, f,lks Rcimblicans and ieniv , tliuse who en joy a srlass of he t nfrnIinay and those who rofj senfi hine else we al tiuilly tvy fo live up to the ti iL olhei w hav in us C OOKMU tup light, 1JoJ, L nitcd Stulcj icurr foundation Post Your Farm foy Protection No Trespassing No Hunting Signs Doz Dispatch Office y VAiirtiiiAvWS rJWr mm v VtfWf,f , rSssyiiesjBji 1661 i 3 W W 47 Year Ago Grade School News ISSy 10 NfaBoia Mb Th w pretty PROFESSIONAL CORNER C Jimsue Shixey has 5 I new cow has Masters Hollis and Danaid fboygLves ftS JTvtS, 11 iT0 LeRoy Porters daddy Prof Clayton Miller 6f the new tractor school has started a class in Mfc Masons folks have a 1 Woil burn SfS 1 Aschenhrenner will A X1 a ttod a mudbath to S Stephen Teepple ajm9 Curf8 moth0r ajJ5K and bought a farm at Fowler new ,, macSnnaPatt u , esiaence viHe SbfloiHa TSrmrimnew Evenings by Appointments HEAL ESTATE THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM r A L ATE MmwAAMwm fan 30 j Properfei T M Dutty MD I and Bisrincs Opportunities Oc2y 11 Michigan y lliOO A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays Mocw Tucs Fri, SaL 7tofia DR a B McCLOSKEY Denial 112 porta Mlchlaon Aye Residence 814 List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 S North Pearl Pinckney, Mich Phone 13 3 Phone 157F11 Repairino MYBON J HUGWES Plumbing and Heating State 8717 Latoekle Drlv License Rush Lake GENERAL ELECTRIC WASH Ruel Coniway brought 3 figS a new 52Tlb dTJ Kare Bloxom had G rtW iJJJLSJ11 Sunday Happy, hirmdayil Howell Mrs Catherine ftilfe Ho 82, John a pup widow of the late John Hoif,died It lodk3 Iike a g Howell n Michigc IffiRB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Grand River 1 ONU 139 v small down pay1 in Unadilla Sunday Nancy Sad haVsome new Estate, Inside, Kkeraac George W Teeple has been , ff City, Lake and Fans Property appointed administrator of the WeMice our weekly readers A Speciality Peter Kelly estate , , We also have new numbers and Mrs Frank Backus and daua coior charts Mrs Frank Backus and her daughter, Oin, of Marion have Grades One and Three , gone to California to stay a Mike Tessmer is a now first Yew Property With Me LEE LAVEY year grade pupil Shirley Wilson has moved Gensirl Insurance Phone WF3 Pinckney, Mich to AUCHONBEB f arm Sales A Specialty WANTED have 3 clients who Dexter want to buy fa small home with The turtle that Kathryn Gyde 2 to 20 acres near Pinckneybaxi fefaugfei to school disappeared I BERT W fUE not necessary, prefer a garagt i e1 1 Phone Pjpckney 7tf2 i 6T6Pld HOWOlL BoAaTa8 returned1 mmC ,to school after a week with her J2jg fffm I P H SWARTHOU 6 SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout, Director Modem Equipment Ambulance Service Phones 39 63, Pmckney, Miahi FRED C BCKHOFF Sr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av He well Michigan Phone 358 HesidencVBlS LLOYDHFXDEF Livestock HcRtna Weekly Trips Made To Detoo General Trucking Phone 64F14 Pinckney Mlo Phone aunt in Lansing SL ff W rLIE JIOTARY mSORANGE and BONDS PFONB 13S PJNCENEY FOR MUNtZ WASHER With famous Quickclean Activator washing actionwashes each piece Individually Quickemptying Pump if Full 8pound Capacity Adjustable Wringer if Oneyear Written Warranty TIMB5RTo cut on shares, all xexd3Q Mowers, Robert Nosker Pfc P nY 3 hardwood, some oncaJf jrKathy Reason id Helen Hay I DR C L TOWN eome standing Jack Wilson du were m last week OB C L TOw Phon WFn Karen Singer brought us some Dentist slips which we have planted in 1 044 Portage Lake Road, Pader a window box Phone Dexter 3461 The music lesson from Radio ,, , Station WUOM was much en fvtamaiiA AflW FOR SALENew Red and Black i02i, n UaSSUieCl AOVS All Wool Hunting SuiL PSIU Patricia Mllljken, Susan Orb 44 in Coat 4648 NO DOWN PAYMENT T V SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative Free Dentonstration Every Dae from 1000 A M to 1000 PJ4 609 East Main flu Pmcknef REBUILT MOTORS For Cars Trucks and Traders One Year to Pay L O S E Yf I sa u s PAT LAVEY HAPDrVARE lycrt Bunny Hinchey and Rob LOSTAt the Pinckney Manches J8 Nonnon Reason, phone 17 ert Nosker were absent Mon ter game Oct 5, somewhere on Pinckney, Mich 1 New Car Guarantee , the playing field, a money clip WANTBDJir rt ti 3895 STATE STREET Ann Arbor Weare mn c and containing folding money, t op tooedeeorS lJrSp PriON 258821 ior Fuie Pifevfenhon proximately 2500 dad check KLS91 comer M36E wSk e made ut to W a Kurtz from nnte KoaaKaren Smger is in charge gree Roads Authorized Deafer WANTEDPlumbers helper with1 Fen maf mT 0 Chelsea high school Finder, some experience Myron Hughes mcf w Plants, Lucille, the please return to Wesley Reader, f SALENurnber of fuel oil 1 aSd Carolyn Cosgrcry, SUpt oof Pinckney achool A re xSmks and fuel oil circulators experience 8717 kikeside Dr Rush Lake GENERAL WASHERS ELECTRIC Phone iFll, Pinckney Edward Riggs and Linda Kellen ward will be paid berqer the floor FOR RENT Year around cottaqa r , d Grade and a furnished house, oil heat dew Inguire of Pinckney Community School, phone 69F21 FOR SALEOSI Heating stove, a fOR SALE Building and twq st7v about our reading storV lare size 1500,UiFevere doub feton West Main St Pinckney electric refrigerator and stove, bout our reading story on a le tau 16 a Bhotgun 50 known as the Stewart Anderson See about them Ted Cobb of per They were 40 muBa traps 1000 12 Property to settle estate Summer Coal Pnce 6643 Kress Rd,Lakeland, phone Brighton 4061 wrro Q Tage shells 250 a box was 9 years ack Wilson,Phone 169F11 Now in Effect PHONE DSCTB12681 D E Hoev Sons verv good Charles Willis JcfSS1 A Hiland Lake, Pinckney For Science we are studying FOR SALES room house inside weeds and insects We have rm mrMmii vulaae hmits, fireplace and mounted 3 butterflys Carolyn DEER HUNTERSli omTrurSrate termi For inicc Miller brought a snake to schcVajJSilwe,Jf P ex mnbhone 100 wh we kept a day and let go I1 586 ,5 men one, LOST A number We had our first fire drill Friday, We thought we did well FOR SALEKjfcMC Tractor 7 speed Fourth Grade ransmission can be used for UruersltvfMichiaJm frm GY Hinchey, 7860 Hinchey Rd FOR SALEA large Perfection cir Gerald Reason Adm tOB RENTHouse strictly mod em, 6 rooms, immediate possess ion a 8109 Pinckney Rd Ray Burns, 431 Unadilla St Pinckney, Mich n 1 ori xi J LOST A number of wood bits mUe from SidawAlsp room,and between Rev McLuccs cottage, board for 4 men 1 pnvate home portage lake and Pinckney Find m Sjdhnw 72 miles west of Mar Im to Stanl Dinkel guette on 78sider trade What have vou 36 TwnfadeSlOOO We made some charts and aFOR SALE Dahlia Toes inch buzz saw and waaefciuuu, 1 , , UrrrflKn MrfVvn nVnn gasoline motor with wverse, shift 2000 Dining room suite, on Sijarfhout Tommy Singelectric washing machine 2000, and Paul Russell drew some Wilsonphone 69F11 1 of FOR RENTCompletly modern b room apgrment Phori 45F4 Pinckney FOOD Slllllf f Donnie Baughn school last week Gcdl Gustafosn went to Niagara Falls Thursday and Friday I Lea Morgan was out of school 3 days last week I Tommy Read donated a scrap Mrs Corbet Salver Pincknev book for our room stories FH JJF16 rirtn Grade We ore working hard on the l condition 1 Mrs Charles Clark, phone 40 Marshall Meabon, phane 62F3 I po gALE Utility grade Mcln tosh apples 100 a bushel at the Delaine , farm Bring containers No SunFOR SA1E Blcrcktop Ram 3 years old Phillip Sprout Pinckney, Phone 131F11 dav sales f0f3 Tew11 Charles P Reed FOR SALLTaJ9 DOdge Cassh Good Condition 100 spelling this week We have made lapel pins us , ,, guage double bbarel hammerlea1 shot guu Lucius Doyle Phone 42 WANTEDDcdly St3 piece ovi pavenpori Has mattress and Springs Other furniture,beds bedding Mrs Walfred Graves Pearl 220 St,Pinckneg , rwii urvLui initjrs, uxo oiii hens Mark Nash, phone 6IF 12 fioasters FOrT SALEUBroilers rides to Ann 4 crhve or dressed ilZlTZXrZi Arbor by hiah school airl JonLoi Farm phone 171F2 mg ice cream spoons, pins ana 17 wi mn MJ , i rock dust This finishes our rock , i140 Pextelclm,ZJJoad or fOR SALEMy home in Pinck pjpject 1 I Sigler farm, phone 142F3 i ney, in good condition, larae Jeffrey Davis visited us Friday AutOkATlCnttW FlLBfe 75c roomB hVQ ,78tSif We are making a coUection, LAWN MOWERS STSSPENTO gSSjfR22Ptoad of poems wrisn by Barbara 10 Mrs Winifred Graves ,220 eon I QUALITY Alee Stseors and Knives Service While You Walt AB Work Guaranteed MANPfiiS SAW FILING SHOP WANTEDFARM UbflJNGS, we Let us help you sell your farm, have more prospects thaniarms U HAROLD CRANDAXL 11814 Brrer DrWeJflkmd Lake Phone 305W HowelL Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS Massey Nancy Wylie is a potient at IHnveflsitv HospitaU We miss you Nancy Hurry back Sixth Grade The 6th gradess wishes to we come one of our new members I was bom in 1940 in Lousville, Kentucky the center of the Brut Grass Region When I was four I moved to Michigan I went to school in Ann Arbor and Ypsil anti before I came to Pinckney I like track, swimming, hunting and ashing I Bke school since I can getting along good now I live on Island Lake DriveLake I land The class calls me Pro fessor Wut I do not like it James Eubonk Jr 4th 5th and 6th Grade Nev The 4th grade are weaving on the loom The 5th are making table mats Ed Brown brought a chrpmunkj to school for us to watch I Our insects are prcaresslna Two of our 8fh grade kovsl are going to mount their hobbies I in a box they have parted Richard to l01011 his pa per mache dinosaur to school Mary Eleanors mother visited MAS ROtRLL MCR Ptncknei, Mlfhiaanj us Wed and Judy Roots mother fl another day We enjoy having yssjsssjMsjsjssjsjsjsjy visitors f Ithe champion did not go Seventh Grade News f yVheta Loma Shirley was in Bob Dunning and wife of De We are proud of Jim CkxmPDeu 7th grode won a Wp t0 Qtjoit coiled on Mr and Mis ra the reserve chmpionoti4yt0aq0 fo, 0 excellent record in George Meabon Sunday 4H cooking, all expenses paid ME Darrow and wife were Our boys and girlsxre improv Sundoy dinner guests of A ft tag in BseH Control Benham and wife oi Brighton Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW Alfalfa, Clover and All Other Seeds Farmers Feed Supply Co kt V Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 10, 1951 Description An account of the resource October 10, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-10-10 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/51236519b09939e7af6ce6e8b811588f.pdf f2f917905d8fecff7ccbcd3aa80c5aad Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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I Dispatch Volume 68 t a DSspoteh Wednesday, October 17 1S51 VtaJtfgau Mirror Characters JAMES HENRY This arucie may D more about happeninqa man tne man rum Marriages GYDE LANCASTER WEDDING Shirley Ann Gyde, daughter oi Mr and Merivei Gyde oi Pinck and SergtThomas Lancasteralso sen The story was tola o me y LPinlT 7 iinrC Jime vais aao ana iaae oclock Satuiaay Mr henry some yeais aqo uu a, rectory of St Marys church Pinckney The Rev Albert Schrnitt oific iated at the ceremony The former Miss Gyde chose c white satin gown made with c fitted bodice and long sleeves for her wedding A veil of illusion fell from a white satin and net Juliet cap She carried a bouquet of of white chrysanthemums and baby mums Miss Janet Dick of Ann Arbor, maid ojf honor, was gowned in One of Gov Williams platf J planks is a law to repeal the at law on property of those receiv inq Oia aqe pensions At tne qov ncr conierence in Tennessee recently, Oscar Ewing naucnal, ,sccxai security director said be jtiuni J aivs a vfeiy i,a picture iavored such a law I C1 tn aY runues wnen ioppin Tii prohibition party wants all iuriusueu me transponaiionWag officials ousted who do not obey es were low na hvinq cneap, the lav They also cnarqe that 99 iUc dozsieak lUcibbread5c tne state liquor commission islu were no uuioes, raaios or granting more licenses than ths I picture showsLM average per law allows on aot to Detroi once a year ana A new type of defenses truck is jlo no well or Ann Aroor 2 or 3 tourinq Michigan in order Lo qr times Conseguiiiti uiey had to local civil aeiense units to buy furnah their ovvii amusement one It seiis ior UUQ renewal Back in ine qay nineties the funds are expectea to be avail pulp mill flourished at Hudson able to buy it on a 50 oU basis Corners on the Huron River at Petitions seekinq to get a reier hi or in Teiritorial iid This mill endum on the ll2C qas iax must i ran night and day and made pulp unaeigo close sciuuny IU per of poplar logsThe pulp looked cent will be checked mostly inlike wet blotting paper and was the cities iin rolls 3 ft sgucre and 6 inches Michigans population is 6,371 thick It was taken to Ypsilanti 766, making it 7h amonq the1 mill LO be finished Hudson at the states Ueoiqia has the iaiges ,ume lad a notei blacksmith shop population east oi the Mississippi store etc 3 out ot every 100 Michigan Now this pulp was drawn to childien are reared on weilarc Dexter by mule team and shipped funds Michigan welfare biii is by railroad to Ypsiianti The driv S2 300,010 a month r usually took back a load of Enlisted veterans of World Wur spruce loqs which was mixed II will be released by Christmas with the poplar to make the fibre The famed Vaudenberg Dairies stronger The driver of the mule will be punished soon bv a synjteam then was James Henry,la aicate in the Newspapers and miter a farmer in this section many bcoii form years His waqes were 50 a Senator Andrews of Hillman monthgood waqes in those day says it is time the binqc question His story as he told it to me was was straightened cut hie will mas follows was retunnq home ene Gyde and Joyce Wilson astroduce a bill ieqalizinq bingo by to Hudson about 500 p m on9 sisted at the reception lodges, churches, veeians organ Saturday, driving the mules by For travelling the bride chose izations chambers of commerceeast River Rd when I saw a I a forest qreen suit with black ac etc when conducted tor worthy young fellow walking along thecesgories and wore a C0rsscfge purposes road 1 stopped and invited himof white rose buds a Church Notes Catholic Marys Catholic Church Jockry Michigan Her Fr Albert J Schrnitt Paaoi Sunday Masses Summer 630, 600 lOsOQ IhW Winter 800, 1000 Novenna Devotion Fridav evening at 730 p at oonlesslonsi Friday after Novenna Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P M Sundry bijre 800 MaJT Congregational Fev Donald Brady, pastor No 4 Current Comment Football Note The story of the PinckneySouth Lyon game played there rnday Emboldened by Persias success and won by nnckney to 6,couig in lacmq ne nriuln um toe be appropriately neaaea av country Lgyp 1 ea py ine wrusue u boutn Lyon to try me same line oi acuon Al naa me ball on me mdtny one ieauy demonstrauons nave tat ya line as tne game ended and en place in Cairo in which Britiak wre going places Pinckney wuo and rrench ousiness places have ouLgamed most oi he qome py j Jen wreacea ana tLere Sf a South Lyon who kept the ixxll m movement to take the Suez Q Jinckney temory coniinualUy away irom reat briuan TnT Pui wnen mey readied the 10 ya Ion uypuan lanri h,r tfi una they seemed never come ny ZTJHZt up with a scoring play is easier saaa man aone SrtS Pinckney revered a iumblo Bntiun nas lUOoTtrcSpstheTe ui tne opening minutes and frea neia with 4UU planed PJM rtebman caught a pass tromhgm to me last aitch Se SUM Oaye Homes and crossed the canal story is atng one and 3 ,Thur, ftyer meetiaq w V lv to nave M bcuhow the Briwh came to ntrS 99 nMVSwcSTS 1 T5EST3 5 2 K ing coronet She carried a bou m ut America guet of white chrysanthemums Sim 1030 SermonTo Whom and baby mums Belongs the Kingdom Mrs Warren Fuchs of Detroit 113a Sunday School and Mrs William Steptoe of Dex 800 Mens Social Club at church ter,the bridesmaids were costum fina shown of humanitarian work ed in deep agua gowns and carr of the United Nations Eats iB Hincknv nirrvrQ hH tur IT r T T ftemurnUaed trlbW ChrSOn 30, Pilgrxm Fellowship meet at HJZIn, tfSd w ZroTTv 5 8 ot passes and South Lyon had miles long and connects the Red the arvantage in kickinq an they ana Mediteranian seas, it took usually returned punts to mid 10 years to huiid, being hnished held while PincKney did notdn in ibbB it was built by selling the second guarter Comiskey of stock and over 50 percent of the South Lyon ran 60 yds down the stock was soid in France Egypt side line ior a touchdownAt leas put up no money but furnished Wrta ie , TL v llT WM vv meets atyouth Lyon reached the Pinckney teat DonaA HtaSinS T Fntn 2P Dinner at 600 110 ya line twice but penallies HuX nSRnnTLhp SP218 Dr Skidmore William etc stopped their scoring chances il x KrhnPinc Webb Dr Blakney of OlivetMurr ney Mrs IMerwhr Campbell played the accompaniment The reception, held immedicrtly following the ceremonyin the Gregory town hall was attended by 150 guests MrsGlen Hath urn the Mises Anne, Arlne and Jean ay Hewill will be ordained Wed, 400Jun,or choir practise 730, Senior choir practise Mennonite Calvary rviennonite Church 3v fizia SeacLV Pastor S S Supt Walter Escn Asakituit Paul Chaiie Mf,r Worship Su day School OnTrjoOO volunteers have siqn to ride Found he was looking for T AfterV honeymoon in the south Childrens Housr , , ed up as airplpne spotters iSOuO work so invited him home to sup gergt Lancaster will report back un Peoples ieang are wanted Per we wer washina up,0 Fcrt Custer for reassignment Years toil in forest fires is less he saw a pair of boxinq loves1 Mrs Lancaster is a graduate than 4000 ares burned by 628 hanging up He asked it I used of pmckney high school and has fires 275 Michigan residents lost them Isaid yes Did you ever been employed by the S S then ives in hress and 16000 box He said a little I said we 11 Kresge Co in Ann Arbor home fires xiused dcrmaqe of put them en after supper We did Sergt Lancaster enlisted in the S9 000 000 anci h8 inaciecl the sturtinq out anny in 43 and has iust returnGov williams wil call a spec me I said you are stayinq until ed rom Korea ial session to ban rifle hunting for Monday I got job for you tomor 1 deer in southern ivn,iiiqan The roJ2515 tSSSLtS1 ANNOUNCEME1W bankinq aept ahsj wants a la making private banis insure ttiou 10OU 1100 1145 730 Evenhij VvoifiUip 815 Coti Fellow Oilp Service Wednesday K00 p m The Mennonite church will coll ect clothing ior German refu fceiver and the pass was ahowea and his brother who suceeded him refused to furnish any more laborers making it necessary to T it u A recruit them in Lurope Great Brit 1K 51 gan seized it during World War 0 go Albert Mrosfka got a South T a war measureqand n she Lyon pass and ran it back to the bouqht up ,ne stock a South Lyon 40 A pass erry Mros the kedive of wh y flea to ohn Johnson pu it on tne until she ha 20 yd hne Then jerry fumbled a 1S36 Egypt siqned a treaty wS pass from center but as the South Great liticai givinq em Lyon team charqed down on nun of the canal ior 2 yeQrg Th recovered Jhed it o hm Eqyptian qvernment oeU 7 Matteson who d alone n cem of lhe profits withqa g end zone for a touchdown Jerry tee of 1 Q then kicked qoal providmq the , Eqyptian natonaUsfaan0 J wl,mnnq P 0 u T lWe dont think eY can get it With 2 minutes t0 qo South Ly Great Britian has fQ Qra in tilled the air with passes The linQ somewhere and we think first 3 were incomplete The 4th ,hls 1S i lf she qiyes m Spam was completed on the Pinckney, demand Gibraltar and the 20 the next pass was wild butlj s th Afjica a Pinckney man rouqhed the re Canada is all excited over the gees 156 tons sare neededCall giving South Lyon the ball on the vigit Prmce8 Elizabeth the iu , jPinckney iture rub of Great Britian and MViiiH drew couPle P011018 Sfj Iher husband the Duke of Edinfc ai back on the one yard as toTovqh They will also visit game ended I Washington D C Americans can The Mrosfka Bros are probably not una,2rstana the venerahon in IVu ana Mrs George Dierling of gathering point for that section n SuBrr Thm w borfn,g Xhe marriage of Pfc Robert Am 11 ,aUec 1 ana Mrs, entitled for most of the credit fcrjwnich SUhject3 of Great Britian and wrestling matches and som burgey and Virginia Shirley will KryKA uc Junaay j winning the game Alberts passjhoId the FamiiyThey have tims a ball aame I took the boy take place Saturday niqht, Oct wM s ,7 Qit aTnd Mfs Beuiai return put Pinckney in the scormq nQt power as the prime over here and he put on the 2Q at 730 at the Pinckney Congl fa ca,i e on fuc iftiY in zone Jerrys successful passes to minister is the ruier cf Great Brit,, r ,, , K aloves with a coupi of fellows church Pfc Amburgey has just L h,owe11 convalecent home onJohnson 6 Matteson and convor The tQ no ppUticcu ia,bi,U0u trout have oe1 and beat them easy Then they just graduated from the airforce Saturday sion kick supplied the winninq, tOIl3equently arouse leased in Micniqau streams tms yellsd for Boydento take him on communications school at Scott Mrs Dorothy Moran of Detroit ,pomt3 Dave Haines had a bad olitical jealousyThe princess about LOoUOUO legi size Tdwi nvHen wns the best boxer FIH Til rfArrlinn with insfrtUotinn sPent last week with Mrs Mary na nnd did little ball carrvmq 8 t be a Ukable person deposes CAjNSfcVfllON VK OTE year 98d8J5 iishmq ikeujtsi iiave ond weiahed 250 I said no,Boy of electrionic eguipment Hoff been issued so far this year com den g toQ hiq finally hp pared to 952170 at this time la ,hp rriq with jioyden, He got in w , , v , Pinckney playes ner biqqe, weddinq a tew years ago Lemuei Martin and wne cf Yp here Friday when she will er J t the entire world q wan Doyaen n knock SMALL GAME SEASON OPEN ilaf Uu cSileci on his mother, Mrs, meets Briqhton This team is un , hoyden don with the first blow This section had about one ah Martin Wednesday beaten and leading the leagueji j prpaident Hoover in a ivirsss badie Read spent last CTowd of 1000 people is expected I Former iresiaenx noovwu year 41iiJE Oly 7 forest fires burned li hoyden Trokoff the aloves one1 hunteT to every sguare ft Mon , , 4, T , , acres the past 4 weeks wouldnt box any more sayina I da as the season opened Fair weef Wlth , u Schneider, pinckney The nunung houis ior both knOW when j crm ued Iimj luck in pheasants was reported lAy SSlchester Rebman small qame and deer is b00 a friend 1sr M0nriay morning and TherQ were tWo accicients Wesly 13 Miadleton and wife of De Henry m to fa00 p m hp npvpr saw him again but he FilkinSf 43 Howell was shot by clt SDent Sunday at the Roger Wiltse Ail state land is open to pubuc alwavc fiailred he had been a his companion Shubal Moore Cof hmeQ , I Bradley huntmg On private land pemiss ,,nni boxer, near he Fred w Ue lajm He will Ineitoy Reason family and jprad ion must be secured of the own jamP5 Henry later bought the j he g ht of e e Filkins Mrs Edna Reason and Leota VanSlambrk ed x , ,, farm on M36 art of Bert Hooker hed o Howeli hiqh school in callea on Mrs Fred Carpenter mi Mrosfka ihe first opmmercial cu,Wnq TT3 WOrkd for a Lakelrmd f927 when thev Pinckney Ponto bunaay xi j Matteson of pulpwood o pubnc land 1OOK e ompcmv for manv years L L T t G 1 ,r 1927 when they played Pinckney ,blincla7 , , u H Aa wu twitwiv Miss Madne Jack of Ann Arbor, ohnson nw, , Hany ,1 Maetei Clifford Hollister 42, of Ann Ar amine, were Sunday guests of iHain ianv years, rt u reVitrPinrlrnftv Mlss iviaane JOCK 01 niia n piaceat HiqqinsLake,last w, MonSlean bad 55M Mylo ftlttor md,VJMSSS He died oi,j uneta A9, nf Anr R GR T R E Q B L H R H F B South Lyon speech last week at the dedicaGriswoia ccrtion of a school named after Krumig him urged the people not to let Hourne th federal government get con Greene trl of tneu educational facilities Lyke He said they had had no part in Lopez hi its growth and administration Carlson land he hoped tney never wouid Zublick have He added that by this he Camiskey did not mean that destitute com Sheldon munitieB should not receive fedGardner ral a r eu schools but that there should be no federal hed The people lost 100 toresters from other states j,, Qf them , uimwa nuwsiw T r J n, attended iaboit 1930 His son, Jesse, is his th neck by his Mrs Lydia Carr , Parent3 of footbaU players auQched The people 10 The state has purchased somo , j v piirvlv0f brother Carl but the wounds Ed Clark and wemid MrsG f pijickn e hlqh school m strings ao , they 7087 acres of land in the new j0nly wereUght W Clark,d LWncfmk vited to attend the Pinckney citrolo,toeir 0 Petarsburg recreation and mEPHONE LINES9 sUqhr day guests of the Walter Clark B n ootball qame 20,151 aame area, Monroe count family Mh schooL They will g j, comes from is appeahng to hunters not J All ManClar county 4u more acres have b43en bought cr,t Gregory , , x Jackson sportsmen have pro I she1 at telephone tested the purchase of mo the hunting land there for game reseve let does They say the state has don3 , i0Ws water o get in and short cir telephone Unes during 1 7s me in h office Monday niqht ing season Even if a bul 81 artOctf Maynard Clark, wife of not break the wire it al ed to a Haltowe rty Walter FOOTBALL SCORES Howell 7 Mason 6 Ann Arbor , , , , , Wvlie home at3660 Schafer Rd home Saturday 6 B ttW Creek 0 Roosevelt 24 little with what they have al cuit it Many enjggjnM Whome a Come toJeYnanuly caU 6 ronHv bouaht except let it grow aaes 0f national aetense areoe TVJ j3egt COSiUme Bnng hot nd buns and dish to pass IT hns heen named scout tSTo weeds and that the pheas inq carried on the wires and rm rmH aame that flourished short cir a ans and game there when corn and grain wa grown have disappeared NAME OMITTED In the names of officers last week the name Electa, was omitted of COUNCIL tOCEDUEES Oc1oker9, 1951 Regular meeting of council called to order by Pres Dinkel Present Swarthout, Clark Tip lady and Shirley Absent, Read ai d Eiele Motion by Tiplady suppported by Clark lo allow following bills Dcr id Brady, care flag 600 D farjbwr, grnvsl 7D0 VanWinklei dVanWlnkAe i300Ot rendered at the death and burial Keiscr Block Co, blocks 2718hf Filis Stalker , Pincl ney Dispatch, printing 830 w J T Norr an Root, cement 2077 Abe ilaines labor 34 50, Irvin Kennedy, labor 4500 n carried circuit couloVause serious conseguemces f It is also a fekmy subiect to fine or imprisonment if the damage ex ceeds 50 which t usually does I lor ail U5ine iuwfccu r , A7vli home universiiy o Prizes for best costume Bring hot ed at the Kenneth Wylie home n Harfl 6 edsntSMKr gd 2 if MABMAGE UCENSBb day dinner quests to 3 l Grass Late 01 emory Euqenia QuiqW 2 JJrSm oi the Greq Morenei 26, Addison 13 YpOan The City of Dearborn has start ed suit to condem 200 acres of the Ford 1300 acre estate there aa a civic center Action was started year ago but postponed it at the reguest of the Ford family who wre to draw up a plan This has not yet been submitted Soon the inugmu VUMI iJJiMfrfvand Grammar rooms oi ine uremviortuu ,, ftT Georqe Russell 19, Bg1 tcnool went to East Lansing n 18, Romulus 7 m M IA 1 iMartin, 19, Brighton Richard M7 in Music1 Wowprogram Oct 15 Louiseltei CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who gave for flowers for their kindness and Mr and Mrs John Cook Mr and Mrs Fred Cook Mr CTA Mrs P W Nichols MRS MICHAEL KELLY Mrs Michael T Kelly,8 c4 Dex Howell Fay Sellinq 54,1 row spent eU Vera Kauftagn 41, HoweU M5y Herbert Allyn home j j e , u LTCLJr rf SL Arthur Allyn Iter died Thursday at St Joe hos MASONIC DEGHEE WORK jSjtoCrStotte JA oi Pneunonia Uvinqston Lodqe No 76 h f Zwd family of She leaves 2 dauqhters, MIB AM has set the followinq date Brcgan Quabett,Meissenberq oiOiW Motion by Swarthout, sipport ed bv Clark, to accept appointment r Robert Egler as villags mcrslrU carried i Motion to adjourn carried Mildred Ackky village clerk NrTCE aDFR MILL Mv rfst mill is now open optr Tuesday thiwsah Saturday adb veek Ed H Macs 500 Coon Lake Rd, Howell for dear3 work Sat Nov 3, MM Degrees, Tues Nov 7 TC Degress Dinkel home Sunday The James Whitley family were nia and Mrs Marie Tressa lusty of Detroit The funeral was from By ordeT of the W M P W Curltet Sec i Whitley home in Ann Arbor dayWilliam St Jophs church, Dexter Mon Born to Mr and drs Louts Robinson Emma Jean Packer of Ann Arbor fcrst week, an 8 lbson j Bornto Mr and Mrs Lioyd Nash nvftrson hospital, October 13 a son We hear the Martin prod Irker has been sold to George Seaman, former Howell arocer Mrs Thomas Bonner informs us her husband attended the 100 a plate Senator Tail banquet in Detroit Monday Sylvester Harris was bitten about the legs anci hips Mnndav noon by two bulldogs to front of the Kennedy Store He raopd George Meabon and wife called at the Wm Marshall home in badly Stockbridge Sunday CHILD HURT HERE David Darrow, 10 son of Mr Sunday dinner quests of Mrand Mrs Wm Darrow T of S jnd Mrs Louis Shehan were Mr i Mill St, Pinckney was found un and Mrs Julius Seyler Mr and conscious in the yard, of hisparh 5btoa Mn Wm Burley, of Detroit Mrs ents a 700 pmTueeday niqht by with hit Ufe bycUin ,Edna Soears Jack Sheldon, Lee younger children of the family on top of cm autoDr Duffyjenae md Hea Tipkrdy and Janet with me chains 0f a haaqinq ed first aid The aoqr belonqea , Guegtg the Ben Whiteheme swing around his neck DrDuffy to J P Dawson whe haj bouqht w9reMn j Fomr Ann had him taken to McPhewon hos W Hegqison house on 1 bor Frank White and family of pital, HowelL From there he was Rd The latter works at KlnqSeel Hawdi called Sunday j removed to Univenitv hospital, v plant He rides a bicycle ana Trie Gerrv echman family spent Ann Arboriie regained conscious ness this morning ad 1 bettoJie lust what is a Christian An Iowa man died last week living his 70,000 estate to his relatives providina they were Christians, The relatives have sought to break will, claiming there is no leaal decision on record as to what constitutes a Christian The estate has supeaned a number of witneses including Pres Cole of Cornell college He stated a Christian is one who believes ra the Apostles Creed, the Holy Trin itv, in God the Divinitv of Christ and the Confession of Faith This he said would take In all reliq ions ARE Yon wrnroYWG YOTR SFIF SICK Trrrr err finrftna that heodachesrheart rroublessldn cdhnett I diabetes and other maladies of ten ore emotion ally caused Hl nesses Taarn how psychlatrWst as the dogs tied to it as he rides Sundgvat the RusseU Glover farm along at FowienriBe, is 4th grade student a urinrr wirh victims of w That PvSSSavSm of the Amri 2 S M with Do ftwtay , M CFi Vrr, u rp 8yy, ,i r 4 THE PXNCKNE DJJPATCH Wednesday, October 17 1951 ASTRY PERFECTION FROM THE ABEL TABLE fid Abel, star captain of the Detroit Red Whigs and u inner of Hart trophy, turnkeyi highest award The Sd Afcek say ELECTRIC Courtesy o I be Detroit Wu i My electric range bakes beautifully, says attractive Mrs Sid Abel That even heat it makes such a world of difference Sid can tell you and so can the children ven heat is right, put in Sid Take jteaks, for instance I have one before each game and our electric range broils them just right every time Electric cooking is so clean, too and cool why, my kitchen never es oven hotlike some do Honestly, theres Just nothing to compare with an electric range Its true nothing compares with electric cooking Try it and youll praise it no less than the Abel family Visit your electric range dealer today SEE YOUR DEA Come in and see WE RANGE GF THE SUBS s afc r j AMERICAS BEVERAGE OF MODERATION 6 In Michigan, farming is a Number 1 activity at this time of the year And after a hard day tn the fields The American Way is to enjoy a glass of cold, refreshing, Michigan brewed beer For beer belongsto pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs to our own American heritage sm JS Ts of personal freedom 0eek Setcn4jfi bnfolf Michigan Brewers Association 71718 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan E B Brewing Co Frankenmofh Brewing Co Goebe Brewing Co Schmidt Brewing Co Sebewaing Brewing Co The Stroh Brewery Co AJtes Brewing Co Pfeifier B,wng Co JVishiwrmg JNotefl 1 HJ s 3K j tettirgame AnAi s ssbgafe The Marlette M E church cdej comedy mucoior biated its 100th armivtr,, 00 I October 7 i Brighton township has voted to buy a building ut JS23 ana Bruno Rd for a town hail The Brighten hiqh scheol ioot ball second team ha scheduled games with Hoiy ana Milicid Reserve teams Brighton has built a number of blacktop sidewalks as an experiments The coat is half thai oi concrete The new Brighton hqh school gym is scneduled t be finished Nov 1 r, ,U Theie is no schoc1 in this county Oct 2526, due to the teachers Institute at Mich State College East Lansing Of the 33 teachejCS at the Brigh Tues Wed Thur October 23, 24, 25 ton school 25 attended the MrJA I ,,,,1 SSKfflfet ANIy xneoig at Waldenwoods AL1LL IN WONDERLAND Mrs Sarah Hutchins,98of Brigh Technicolw ton died last week Her greatest w9i, UaitouL DexterTheatre A C04tftr Friday, Saturday, Octobw 19 20 John Derek, Anthony Quian MASK OF THE AVENGER Tsrhnicolor also Allen Rocky Lane in GUNMEN OF ALBENE cartoon Sunday, Monday, October 21 22 Matinee Sunday 23A it m connnuo Broderick Crawford THE MOB with Betty Buehler Richard Kiley Comedy Cartoon News Friday Saturday, October 19 20 I Comedy Hits 2 Cartoon SAOWB 7 Oil, 930 , KATIE DID U Ann Biyth, Mark Stevens who shock the town for 24 hours AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL Smrrins Monty Wooley Thelma Butter Sunday, Moaday, Octobor 21, 22 shows 700, 900 eandoy Sauwd J, 5, 7, ft CATTLE DRIVE lQ XbwuUlCOlOt toughest cattle drive in history with Joel McCrea, Dean StockwelL and Leon Ames lues, Weci, ihur, October 23, 24 25 THE FROGMEN An rtn ivimn Starring Deana Andrews Gery MerriU and Hkhard Widmark uort iso Nwi ambition was to live t0 be 100 Coming SatuiUays Hero, Desert ComingTaiie Care of My Little 7 he Brighton Oommunity Chest Fox No Highway in the Sky rl Outpost, Mr Belvislee goal is 2900 this year ,, 7 ,11 3tccjtbcuiQ Michiqc ,, Friday Saturday October 19, 20 TWO FLAGS WEST in iecmroior civil war western with Dancing bhoe Bowler3 Fair goal Rev John Day, pastor of Stjos epn 3, ceielbrated his 25th anrnv lersary as a priest last week Mrs Robert Dixon Andrews has been elected W M of He eli Q Jnapter Tilt Red Cross bleed ank will be a Howell October 31 The Ho well American Legion Howcii Cemetery They now own has purchased another lot in the , 4 There are 4 veterans buried in Sunday Tuesday, October 21 23 triem Miss Lucy Jeffreys who has been at MccPherson hospital in , , , Howell is now at the Stone Con Y3 minister in Kentucky hills valescent home ffr9 THJ Dexter village council has votr Swan Hayward, Wm LunUigan to enforce the cuifew law after riymg CuP an Saucer 100 p m Circus on the Campus Mrs, August Engle ot Whitmore Honoria Fohey has returned ComingHeart of the Rockies home after 3 veeks at StJoe hos To Please a Lady pital Ann Arbor The Chelsea Community Fair Rings the Boll SYLtAA lHEATER dieleeo, hu Friday Scturday, Octohar 19, 20 SATURDAYS HERO A DraiiiQ Starring n KJiS John Derek Donna Reed Sidney Blackmer shows 710 920 Cartoon Sport ID CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN ai Technicolor nffW The Pettysville 4H Club held a ine vea oimiiuiuiy , uu McAfee home broke al1 attendance records this uuuue Ul JT ycr dfite bad weather ittrs Ago rmckney beat Brighton nere a loctjuli rnday o to u w aqo ,wus cat witn mjunes, beca ncay, replacing nim Harold Keasen maae most o rincKneys gains on passes from rtoy neason von bwarthout maae toucn aowni I Tie Ford Co has aqreed to bund a alke around ho iDexter cemeiry so as not to flood u t Wvt and cold weather has cut tlie ljcaoe yield one naif Born tc Tonn Meyer and wife , Beatrice Martin Oct 7, a girl i The marriage of Mildred Vedd er ana win iurs jn oi iutroit m annouced A fish preserve en he Elmer Glenn farm It is several hundred feet in diameter, 6 it aeep in ine cenr ana nut the edges Bass and bluegili spawn will be put here and left until they are finqriinqs This is is a project of the local Izaac Wal ten League who have been meet batuiaav night Roy Kice and Mrs Nellie Church1 of Williamston called on Mr and Mrs Earl Baughn Sunday Sunday, Monday, October 21 22 CATTLE DRIVE A Supc Western Starring Starring Joel McCrea, Chill Wills, Dean Stockwell Henry Brandon cartoon My Pal Series Tues Wed, Thur, October 23, 24,, 25 Sun Slic , 35,7c ALICE IN WONDERLAND In TechnjcolvWalt Disney Film PhiM NATURES HALF ACRE sV 715 91C ComingWhiriArind, The People Against OHara Jame rogan and familv of Lansinq vcre Sanday callers at the Bob Read hUtme What Callers at the Bert Hooker home i last week were Volney Wieqand and wife and Mrs Oldermnn one sisters of Detroit and the C Honker family of Ann Arbor DO I WANT MOSi i A JOB Miss Nellie Gardner will retire K v ircin the Pinckney post oitic where she has been clerk or 15 veaT R vcies oi Course lt ahead a , Ciean pIeai5ant virr ieeU ,hat you Place to work in nice peop f work WlUl, 51le kind you Quld rje poud to hav an inunds J ihese are some of the advan r, n, , , vantages in telephou work If ,, Mrs Dan inver cf Dexter who you are looi f has been buil WTS onrated on at St Joe hos i that ccm bo d hf , tr Tt io pita Ann Arbor, is expected l le81 come home this week to NO DOWN PAYMENT REBUILT MOTORS For Cars Trucks and Tractors One Year to Pay IUM place wass 9 nor the state tax of Gov Bliss it had increased to JJES rs 2,869,05122 nrin i o 7ZJZ opercrti ing with Mr and Mrs Floyd Rea L O S E Y S 3 schoolmates gave Blanche ,fl , ECTArSArbor i ADPUOW Avnod lloj seuof 3895 STATE STHELT Ann Arbor niqht c the home of Eleanor gggJSgSlA 11 Gage The Jones are moving to Detroit t RATINGS i Jamess Henry is building a Oun The opening of football qalow in the woods across from sea0n brings with it a series oL Bert Hookas farm predictions and ratings of learns d Tt Ciaude Opcason QU over the country Many of and Mr and Mrs Harry Pose ar ta rcctinqs SOOn yfail b y th , on a trip through the astern wayside With so karge a num states ber oi players andoiner facets j Dan Driver underwent cm crp involved it is not surprising, jpendicilus operation at the Pinck jyiQ financiai ratinq oi an in, j ney Sanitarium Monday Wednes dividual is more predictable, i day his friends had a bee for him Whether large or small the abil and husked his corn ny to earn, to save and improve i Glenn Gardner of Muir stopped can be established and main i here last week on his way home tained over a liferime from the Philadelphia Sesgui How is your ratingA Savings Centennial Account Pegui now and regul arly added ro will help estab Robert Romelt and wife of Do Hsh cne troit spent the week end at fixer McPMZRSON Sta LANi Latson home cwelL iACh, George Graham and wife of Coleman were week end guests All deposits up to 10,000 it at the Dale Miller home sured by osr membership in the , The Pinckney school hot lunch Fader al Deposit Insurance CJC oniy program started Monda Those poraticc ing vork too, Michigan Bell may j have a job for you jYoi need 10 experience ana you will be paid while you Tear Teleplone jobs for girls pay higher than ver before If you are interested in a good Job witl regular pay increase drop by our our empiovmnf office MICHIGAN BEIL TELEPHONE COMPANY 323 rt Wtshingtrvr St Ann Arbor, Michigan JVATIR StitiTOverWO a year Hov quick svdsinf toft wotr for at9 dnhwoihing, whiftv waihit, glruf thampoot, d41ghtfal bathing Gtompll detoili n thit Ing nw v4 wattr ftcnM 47 Years Ago to Tnl n w , Afiar being closed for repairs SOSLM DE, ttSTSSS PJq n yPZ l J Edward Vail and wife of Milan is visiting here CHntan, died at the home of his Goober 2627 fPOW IXdc Clinton, west of The Sawyer ,,, 0 town Monday He was a black Brighton is usina 200 bushel or smith and woodworker at Greg crpnles, a efcry VYjot jrsars John Martin and George Band llYjli Kennedy who has been 6 servinq on the jury sjClkuig lor Emil Brown has gone There arr tickets on the to DsKtsr to work in a blacksmith the ballot this fall PVr 0 ,, , i1TyJ rhe has rented his C VanWinkle has purchasfarm and holds an auctionc on d lh home of Mri Mary Mann, October 24 file square Mrs to Orscon Tuesday and cannot be found A The County WCTU conven4 Bert Appleton and wife of Brigh Dyle ton spent Sunday at the Mark on 1 Nash nomeHe ssaid Brighton will Mrs i nckney 39 to 0 Friday night nigrit md tiie Brighton fans are were Sunday dinner i T vflr TrsAnncr E BANKING A PLEASURE CLnvM rifmi iwu r m ,, , iu convent , KrWM uam WHO 01 ongn a JZ tTJ,Qii irto the bank if its inconvenient to 25l5,at0 bfother of Tom i the Cong church here ,ton nX Sunday at the Mark on Lucv Jeffreys xn Howell last By ctober 2627 iiash nomeHe ssaid Brighton will Mrs Demse LaRosa and Mrs H deposit m west of The Sawyer Evaporator Co of icknev 39 toO Friday night Monda Morris J box and your business will re PERMUTir WATER SOfTISfl mail guests coming, over hee 1000 bstroig Mr Cle McMacken ceive prompt attention, the same ZZ n J t tiii as if you called in person , WB Kittte Braln of Howell uTte CUTF TO RAN RY WAIT f 22 people atended the hayride CTave a shower Saturdav for Mrs S5P ANXIOUS TO HELP Saturday night at the Mark Nash T T edWdcy 51 Ann Arbor MANY BAKhxT 0 , , MR rn ledwidae of thk fsycS,nrBR rtOMF IN LETS Mrs Howard Read and son nirrre attended , sponi the week end in Ann Arba Mr arH Mr Wow AtLee m while Howard was north deer ertaitnH fr 500 club at thief Mann Mrs Tom Fagcm left home on 111 , T A v Tuesday and cannot be found A , hn Robinson and LcaryCam pv nuni the we ING SERVICES COME IN LETS TALK THINGS OVER THE FiRjBT NATIONAL BANS Under Federal Supervision w Wrht has sold hisgro serrch is beina made for her mri were quests of Rex Sackett M W col 10 Horace WUlistonHe The North La7 ME church TuesdaV night at a Masonic ban, jr r H PU , u r 1 more to Owosso aave Rv Gporert Gordon a re Detroit w W 2522 MosUs Hamilton Sarber in tH ceoion Saturday night Mr and Nfrs Jack Weiss of De on Fcrnn MnVs srr Fndoj ancfe 5nJWVT Imk M ghow troit and OmarjSass and wife of Em M trie home of Insured up toSlOnwO tot each lnsur1 Coss 43 est len prtw0 vfomaik med AskfarlSaElbMMtH 5 y RGE douiti Plumhn fVATER SYS KM MQ North Stewar P TVI Plnclo S3Fti ceoion Saturday night Bonk Mdg, Detroit,died Ths edition has a adv ,, h4s wife, the q state tax increases Iii 189293 Brighton spent Sunday a the Lesixg Rlnv Naylor kyrtsila Reason, of this wnn Edwin Wlnans was gover ter McAfee home i Rex Sackett and family of De troit spent the week end at the Olin Robinson home where Olin is build in 17 a workshopL Frank Clark and wife oTltllfard were Srnday guests at the Win ston Baughn home frTHE PINCKNEY W8PA1 Th e Wednesday October 17 1951 Pinckney Dispatch Pinckneyff h Ui tee uid cicja matter at posieiiico fict 01 Maicn b, Ab77 u odowell btPmciuivMiGh Sui3criptlon Price SlW pur year urnw Cmielt, Publwwt Store rots tries v Day goods aned Goods, Shoes Kttfs, Fasrnisltlfigs I Kennedy e Store Mr and Mis W bimaj leh Qa i5 101 Iviweuu, i n where uiey will join J jjuii and wile lor a w 001 ion at Douglas Lair Leo LKAVI, UUoit yiWAtMUCJ contractor who owns tn ruiLi Kenneay, Lucy riains mu H oi ine XXUXLK Tipauy JUAU, IUJ has ixught Mrs Lnjoije i carsons farm YVm feu vwi move trom the Ly Haiis u tii tne Pearson tea in Kenneth Brady 0 Denvf Col crado, visited his brctne Ae Donald Brady and family last weeic Lorenzo Murphy is assistnq m the Pinckney pestofhee he has just worked 6 wexs in the riweU postoltice CpL John Sprout and Cp Robert Sprout of Change ried weie week end quests at tne Phillip Sprout, home Ronnie Swarthcul ior war sufferers and Mrs UJor4 or 61F12 if you you back frorave Clothing g last weelun 1030, fcermon,How Chirst were Hconns and IFJeforms His Church ey Norrxinior choir sings 1130 Sunday brook CchooL thout, M30 Pilgrim Fellowship meet at Carlene Jark Nash home Barbara Miller Peter c leader of Jacksfon, 800 Deacons and Trustees mother, ieet at church last weeded, 40OJuniar choir practise Mrs J730, Senior choir practise tcdned 1 of Mrs j m Mis v Mennonite Mrs Fa 2, BSot Jackson W Esch spent thjT J Floyd Wayne LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AT BJSH TJTF WMN IN NEED 0 Plumbing umpsBathrorm, Futures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPALUNG A SPECIALTr COMPLETE LINE OF fflTl RES, COLC A ty WHITE PUMPS 9 f MASTER PLUMBER Hughes PHONE fWCKNEY 157F11 vW I0WEST FBICE EVER Sneclal de luxe PHILGASWMN Ranee jther Paul Strawhecker, Wednite day School 1100 Mesdames Esther CcmpbeufSBs 2,1 and Hazel Pecker attended hef, J feM 0 t S qrand chapter at Grand r 1 btday MO p m I Rapids last week and were the i vT e Mennonite church will coll dinner quests of the formers bro I Vfler t clothing for German reiu Helen Yo6, 156 neededCaU lin Berna w , f Campbell was married in Detroit I Morrow 0 IaOCai8 last week to Mrs Grace Davis nfitrQlt Satu CIri time last Friday aoon v purse of Miss Hazl Richaidf who works in Kejinedye B was stolen, It contained r 100, drivers license and 2 i contracts, Vita 4 , ,rir 1 rtmMMtlamm or Alive VAAl COLIECTED tMOMtTLY CCWS a 00 HORSE 2 CO HOGS 10c per C rifDhr ,0 Ci 11 SKINS J 8F3 dol ed ina owlCOLLECT GREGORY FARMERS 13EVATOR fELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONE 131 al fi i Aiifcf one, veeH 4Mre 1 w L C Gorham father of MrsOnci Detroit The Ona Campbells and 1 Carl Lentz famlies gave them a reception Sunday at the Lentz home in Lansing I Mr and Mrs Robert Pike and Mr and Mrs Earl Gaines called a the Andrew Campbell noma Sunday I The Joe Griffith family, Mrs Joan Matteson and the family of Mark Mateson visited PfcOtis Matteson Ft Custer Sunday Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor Arhr spent thf vreeK end at the hr pillinqhar Mme 1 The Church C God oi Wriqhts Comera held cm ice cream social at tho Robert Pike home Saturday night Irs, Ida Eichman of Detroit is fting at the Gerry Eichman and Mrs Ben White visited ln Hr 7 ISSfilTiin a, PubUc Auc, ion a, the South of the Village cf Pinckney the fcllowina personal property on ijfcivV , J Mn 1 ter yst3s etc IV Osnkd MH f4 lJW o nnPfJmtfr i arm located h mil OCT 20 Mfcj Tliftnlt ll Tt, aiif rihrr Ui4f TMgl aJs cooWnf eandUBf on I Tne Ambro Kennedy family srint Sunaa t the Lloyd Hen e homf, 6rf r 02 M LIBERAL TRADE1M ALLOWAH ON YOUH OLD RACE Wfw it he time to nKKJcrriizc XIT fitchew vitk Philgat , the , hy feottvVj gas for farm and tovn homer wou caii huE far and i e, but ot wout find a bigger value anywhere than tha beautiful de luve rarge emervlior, too, wt will glvt you vnerous vadein allowance on your c4d range regardless of typ, moke Ar cr, itionf Ersy crms, if yflw wis, ANr OTHR PHIfGAS APitAKr fROM WHICH TO CHOOScI 5 Fullj KitKfi Rngt tror, S99SC jtemcKc Water Mtr from 8,SO Sic US TODAY WT CiANCiJ All INSTALL TlON ock x tj aataoa FARM TOOLS Ms r F VIAWIK n J Electric Brooder, nearly new 300 Sn At T f calle chick capacty Vtl e iHni nf J Week a1 Ccrn Planter 1 tSo SSS if DGersisSe DeliTy Radk6 frm hre ce laid off International Manure Spreader M Rose Pimpr V R Two 6x8 Hog Houses and MrsseptoeOtt 0 Fl 1 fmS called at the Fby Dillingham arhcles t0 numerous sto 0 home Sunday Mr and Mre Frank Boyer, Mr HAY AND GRAIN crnd Mrs Reuben Gertler and 300 Eushel oi Old Corn Mr and MrsCarence Pratt 0f Ann jso Bales of Hay Arbor were Sunday guests at tho 150 Bales of Straw John Boyer home y Levi Ludtk Alberta Dinkel, Allen Dinkel and Audrey Klekct HOUSEHOLD GOODS attended th MichInd game at Hecrc Stove Easy Washer Ann Arbor Saturday Three Section Book Case Anna Abney, daughter of Mr Victrcla Console with 3 albums and Mrs Homer Abnev spent the of extra records week end with her parents, Mr Davenport Two Lamps and Mr Homer Abney She is 1 enjoyed at the FBI, office in rDwC rJeu Vhnrrton D C md Hew here , TERMGAn Hnrnr Nuoffer of Lansing snent jthe week end at the Lloyd Hen de home Hfen Smit former editci of the South Lvon Herald called at j DTrrtch office Monday He is nT trfvellirxT salesman for the Kluae Printing Press Co KATmefl TVn1 and Winston Bcrugrm were in Ann Arbor Mondm H Mr Gordn Baett rf Hover3 Oitv were Scrhirdav visJ tors at tu L T Swcrrthout horn j r A1 lAwer received word SnnHrrv o the death nf ser rrnt fjtrd B Tep of Howell Sn w v omart of the rt Peter Mtw of PVnkrfv h jVrrv3 er rs Ted Ga 1 Th Tor Ware rrnv fJJ iSundav with his sister in Meta Iron Bed Springs Mattress Wakiut Chifforobe Books Sguare Table Bedoom Chair Two Burner Gas Plate Two Burner Hot Plate Larqt Light Globes Love Seat Plumbing Fixtures, one box Plaform Rocker One Cot Four Boxfe3 of Fruit Jars r Mattress and Springs Several Ft Copper Tubing re Bex qompressor Ash Stand Autcmobife Parts Table Lamp i Bed and Maress Better Chum Box of Miscellanea Ishes Two Large Kettles Baskets White Lamp and Shade L Fryina Pan Windsor Chair Box of Dishes and Cut Glass m C Haines, Prop BLrfT WYUE Auctioneer LEJAND GRANT, Clerk Clothing for Relief FOR EUROPEAN AND KOREAN RELEF CALL PHONE No 50F2 LA CENTER AND BALED Rev Ezra Beachyipsty V THE PmCSNSt WiPATCH Weieedayv October 17, 1951 g ASTRY PERFECTION FROM THE ABEL TABLE Sid Abel, star captain of the Detroit Mud Wings and u inner of Hart trophy, hockeys bights award The Sd Abek say ELECTRIC Courtesy oj 1be Detroit Sews My electric range bakes beautifully, says attractive Mrs Sid Abel That even heat ft makes such a world of difference Sid can tell you and so can the children Even heat is right, put in Sid Take Jteaks, for instance I have one before each game nd our electric range broils them just right every time Electric cooking is so clean, too and cool why, my kitchen never gets oven hotlike some do Honestly, theres just nothing to compare with an eltclric jrange, Its truenothing compares with electric cooking Try it and youll praise it no less than the Abel family Visit your electric range dealer today BEER AMERICAS BEVERAGE MODERATION In Michigan, farming is a Number 1 activity at this time of the year And after a hard day In the fields The American Way is to enjoy a glass of cold, refreshing, Michigan brewed beer For beer belongsto pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs to our own American heritage a2 y a of personal freedom Zoel oSeivngb fbnjcty Michigan Brewers Association 71718 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan E B Brewing Co Frankenmuth Brewing Co Goebe Brewing Co Schmidt Brewing Co Sebewaing Brewing Co The Stroh Brewery Co, Altes Brewing Co Pfeffer hewing Co Neighboring Notes i Fowierville, outln LyonHowell f school bands played ior the LadMich footaaU gam at Ann Ai box Friday The Marietta M E cjurch celebrated its 100th anniversary on October 7 Brighton township has voted o buy a building at JS23 ana Bruno Rd for a town hail The Brighten high school loot ball second team has scheduled games with Hoiy ana Milicrd Reserve teams Brighton has built a number of blacktop sidewalks as an experiments The cost is half thai of concrete The new Brighton hqh schooj gym is scneduled to be finished Nov 1 r,jj There is no school in this county i Oct 2526, aue to the teachers Institute at Mich Stat Coheqe East Lansing Howell Michigan Tttffi, Wed, Thar Oct IB, 17 18 Doris Day, Gordon McRae Ota MOONLIGHT BAY la leciuucolor Comedy DexferTheatre Air Onrtfieaer Friday Saturday, October 19 20 John Derek, Anthony Qutein MASK OF THE AVENGER Twfcnicolor also Allen Rocky Lane In GUNMEN OF ALBENE cartoon Sunday, Monday, October 21, 22 Matinee Sunday 2n m eonnnuov Broderick Crawford THE MOB with Betty Buehler Richard Kiley Comedy Cartoon News 1 Friday Saturday, October 19, 20 I Comedy Hits 2 Cartoon snows 7Qj, 93u KATIE DID IT Of tli 33 teachers at the Brigh Tus Wed Thur 0ctobet 23 24 ton school 25 attended the MhA j ,,KTT1,Walt Djsaeys mecAng at Waldenwoods VALUE IN WONDERLAND Mrs Sarah Hutchins,98 of Brigh ton died last week Her greatest Wowt In Technicolor ana Curtooi Ann Blyth, Mark Stevens who shock the town ior 24 noun AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL Starring Monty Wootey Thelma Rutter Sunday, Motday, October 21, 22 shows 700, 900 ,unoy Snov J 5, 7, 9 CATTLE DRIVE in ievMiucoioi toughest cattle drive in history with Joel McCrea, Dean StockwelL and Leon Ames lues, Wed, ihur, October 23, 24, 25 THE FROGMEN An Avicn tama Starting Deana Anoxews Gery Merrill and Richard WLdmark ambition was to live t0 be 100 Coming SatuiUays Hero, Desert CominaTake Care oi My Little Ine Brighton Community Chest Fox No Hiahwav in the Skv ri ast Outpost, Mr Belvtfee Rings the Bell , Fox, No Highway in the Sky goal is Z9Q0 this year Rev John Day, pastor of StJosieprrs, ceielbratea his 25th anniv ersary as a priest last week Mrs Robert Dixon Andrews has been elected W M of He ell OES Cnapter The Red Cross Blood ank will be a Howell October 31 The Ho well American Legion Howeli Cemetery They now own has purchased another lot in the 4 There are 4 veterans buried in Sunday, Tuesday rt 21 AVOW iii2Aiij 3ictkhci4ciV Miciuqc , Friday Saturday October 19 20 TWO FLAGS WEST SYLtAft IHEATER In icuiroior civil war western with Frida, Saturday, Octofcar 19 20 SATURDAYS HERO DS ShST M De4npL Sidney them Miss Lucy Jeffreys who has been at MccPherson hospital in Howell is now at the Stone Con valescent home Dexter village council has votr to enforce the curfew law after 100 p m ID CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN JI Technicolor young minister in Kentucky hills Starrmg Susan Hayward, Wm LunUigan Flying Cup and Saucer Circus on the Campus shows 710 920 Cartoon Sportf Mrs, August Engle ot Whitmore , Hcndria Fohey has returned CorningHeart of the Rockies home after 3 weeks at StJoe hos To Please a Lady pital Ann Arbor The Chelsea Community Fair broke al1 attendance records this yen despite bad weather ltti8 Ago rmckney beat Brighton nere oT, The Pettysville 4H Club held a dance at the Lester McAfee home batuidav niqht Roy Kice and Mrs Nellie Churchill of Williamston called on Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn Sunday Sunday, Monday, October 21 22 CATTLE DRIVE A Supo Western Starring Starring Joel McCrea Chill Wills Dean Stockwell Henry Brandon cartoon My Pal Series Tues, Wed, Thur,, October 23, 24,, 25 Sun She i 3,5,71 ALICE IN WONDERLAND In Technicolor Walt Disney Film Plui NATURES HALF ACRE stiov 7 5 91C ComingWh5rlvind, Arrainst OHara iootLull rnday o2 to U was cat with injuries, e ua Jame xroqan and family of ntay, replacing nim Harold Kea Lansinq vre Sunday callers at sen maae most oi hmatneys the Bob Read htfcne gains on passes from Hoy iteason A , , , Callers at the Bert Hooker home last week were Volney Wieaand and wife and Mrs Olderman and 3 sisters of Detroit and the C Vv Honker family of Ann Ar What maae toucn to uon wartnout downs I The Ford Co has agreed bund a aike around the Dexter cemetery so as not to flood it VV t and cold weather ha cut or the poaoe yield one naif Born tc Tonn Meyer and wife Beatrice Martin Oct 7, a gir The marriage of Mildred Vedd er una wm tars n oi uu troit m annouced Mrs, Dc A fish preserve has been built wcrs oryi Miin Nellie Gardner w JV v if cm the Pinckney office where she has b or 15 vearr MOr lii A JOB Good TTcges oi Course via more, thai that aie secure a cle Qet ahead a ieeung ihat a chance to 3 an pleasant io advan vantages in telephone work If tan Driver cf Dexter who you are IooIi fo 1 liS Jt lhaf can be foS and hi inta en the Elmer Glenn farm It ispital, Ann Arbor, is expected to TJ r meresi several hundrfld feet in diamefAr h iv,, Wtt0v ng v 0Tk 00 Michigan Bell may NO DOWN PAYMENT REBUILT MOTORS For Cars Trucks and Tractors One Year to Pay 47 Year Ago placa nor the state tax several hundred feet in diameter, come home this week , 6 ft aeep in tie ccncr ana A nm the edges Bass and bluegUl spawn will he put here and left until they are fingciings This is , is a project of the local Izaac Wal ten League who have been meet jing with Mr and Mrs Floyd Rea L O S E Y S 30 schoolmates gave Blanche New CaiGuctTane AopuojAi Ap3Dd neMejDj o seuof 3895 STATE STREET Ann Arbor f night c the home of Eleanor jSSSSl1 X1 Gaqe The Jones arc moving to jDetroit t B A T I N G S Jamess Henry is building a bun The opening of the football qaoWM in the woods across from seaon brinqs witn it series ot Bert Hookei s farm predichons and ratings of teams 1 lrd r Cde pP S QlJ over couniry Many ot and Mr and Mrs Harry Pose ar itiese ratings S0On u ,on a trip through the astern wayside With so krrqe a num state ber oi players anaoiner facers j Lan Driver underwent an ap involved it is not surprisinq Ipendicitus operation at the Pmck jhe financiai ratincr oi an in j ney Sanitarium Monday Wednes dividual is more predictable, day his friends had a bee for him Whether large or small the abil and husked his corn ity to earn, to save and improve I Glenn Gardner of Muir stopped can be established and main there last week on his way home tained over a lifetime from the Philadelphia Sesqui How is your rating,A Savings , Centennial Account oeguu now and regul crrly added ro will help estab Robert Romelt and wife of Do Hsh oneSSUSTUSweek end rt tiier MCPHERSON st Atw ixitson nome cweiL totuctL George Graham and wife of Coleman were week end guest3 All depoeite up to 10,000 iiat the Dale Rller home sured by oar njeinbsrsnip in the The Pinckney school hot lunch rderal Deposit Insurance C have a job for you You need JO experience ana you will he paid while you Isarr Teleprone jobs for girls pcrv higher than ver before If you are interested in a good Job with, regularpay increase drop by our our empiovmant cifice MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHOIOT COMPANY 323 Ert Wtshingtr St Ann Arbor Michigan SOFT SaBOijfer tJpO a year ri ii rr Have qick twdting toft water for asto diihwething, whilm woihit, Qlriut ihempott, dtiightfid bofhinfl Gi ttmpUt dtail n thi M0 Ing new wfl wotr ftna 4 L 1, Chpabers and 3 weeks, the Pinck ML7 dauatoar runnina again ,Eaward Vail d wife of Milan is voting here The County WCTU conver wass onlyprogram started Monda Those poraucn, mcreased to G 2b6905122 During the 2 years Aft beixq closed for repairs 05 Dq eTars V It ney miU is 86957, 780 This was 190 SSM IA iTZ Yrr Mm Ann MfJSZ BANKING A PLEASUBE Ctoon, died, at fee home of his October 2627 UrM nere Uash homeHe ssaid Brighton wm Mrs Denise laRosa md urdeporit tatte mail TheSawyer Evapoctor Co of ev 39 toO Friday ni,h Mond Morris 84 KKurbSSSlJ rf Sunday dmner guests ot iw n, ,PERMUTIf WATER SOFTfMff of Dick Clinton, west town Monday He was a black Brighton is flBfrn cmd woodworker at Greg aple dcry Coss 43 ess kffcon prtwa Ask fttffitt bom trior , comino ever hee 1000 festroig Mrc Clre McMacken 11 oerson orv lor yean John Martin and Georae Bland nn , Mrs Kittle Brqin of HoweU af it you caed inrson , Jhrin Kennedy who has been crre servina on the jury 22 1316 6 the hayride CTCrve a shower Scrrardrrv for Mrs S AMYTHTIQ Tn HETP iTOfking lor finil Brown has gone , There ar p tickets on thA Saturday at tne Mark Nash Tedrdo o Ann Arrr WEiV BSMV Dexter to work in a blacksmith the ballot this fall home MT rnr Tedwidge of tHs YOUWUHUrtiJtfiop Kerry R0he has rented his Mrs Howard Read and son attnred , , C V Van Winkle has purchasfarm and holds an auction on spem the wek end Ann Arbo Mr cm Mr Wavr AtLpe en Id Hm hom al Mr Mar Mann, October 24 while Howard was north deer ,1 500 club at thief the square Mrs Mann Mrs Tom Fagan left home 011 , , ,V m ID Oregon Tuesday and cannot be found A hn Robnson and Larry Cam pv m t the week Wright ha sold his gro sech is beina made for her were quests of Rex Sackett ppJ fftv coll 1 lo Horace WillistonHe The Nortb LaT M E church Tueay night at a Masonic ban , r rA nArrWe4ton mare tO OwOMO aave Rev Georae Gordon a re njt in Detroit ,, ft MA N1H finer Member FeeVt J2S1 u w Hamilton, barber in the ceoion Saturday night and Mrs Jack Weiss of De d Fannfa MVn dcrv Cnolon All Depots Winjr a workshop fLfy Blag, Detroitdied Ths edition has a adv show frit and Omar Gass and wife of Er, M the home of Insured up to10000 for each Frank Clark and wife of Jbrd Hi learee m wKe, he ing etote tax increaaeft In 189293 Brighton spent Sunday at the Leijmg jiwv Naylor oi this when Edwin Wlncm was gover er McAfee home , ING SERVICES COME IN LETS TALK THINGS OVER THE WW NATiOKAL BANS Under Federal Supervision PlumbtrVATER SYSffp 4 0 North Stewart F tv, Ptnckw tSFii Rex Sackett and family of De troit spent the week end at the Olin Robinson home where Olio ware Smday guu at th Wi ion Beuaba horn THE PINCDfEY DISPA siL The Peoples St V re Gros r 3e, Dry goods Luned Goodt, Shoes Gtints, Fusr wishing KenneAjr G Wednesday OcttberI7 1951 Plneknoy Dispatch Plnckney,ff h Oi If e aid ciat matter at postojfice ftct 01 Maicn 6, 1877 i wojiowell SUPincknoyMich Suitfcriptiwi Price lbn per year Paul W Curjet Puhlftflgv , m Mr and Mis K W irriLu leii Oa i5 iar Moieuci, iv n where iney will join h1 boui and wild lor a weeK vutxnion at Douglas Lata Leo LKivi iferiroit laluiabnu contractor who owns thw rauiu Kennedy, Lucy Harris and w1 ol the rxank ripiaay Jaau, iUo has bought Mrs uoije i ear sons farm Wm raiif wui move trom the Lucy Hcuns tue tne Pearson laim j Kenneth Brady oi Denver, Col crado, visited his brotrjei ue j Donald Brady and family last week Lorenzo Murphy is assistnq m the Pinckney postofhc He has just worked 6 weks in he Howell postofhce CpL John Sprout and Cpl Robert Sprout oi Chanuie ried were week end guests at Sprout, homo Ronnie Swartho and Mil back fro last wee were H LOOK FOR THE CLOCK A7 PUSH TJTE WHEN IN NEED 0 Plumbing iimps, Bathro m, Figures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SPECIALITY COMPLETE LINE OF HJTlRESCOLCfl U WHITE PUMPS mt Hughes foe Phillip 1 MARSH PLUMBER PHONE fMCKNEY 157F1I uit vhJb HK 10WEST FVJICE EVER I Special de luxe, PHILGASIAPPAN Range i ey ho brook, thout, M Carlene Peter of Jacks mother, last w Mrs J tcdned 1 of Mrs Mrs to Jacks with her Mrs Jackson Mrs L spent the Floyd Wayne er hcm The W families Fowlervi Vollmer Mrs Helen Y lin Berna Morrow oi troit Sat or Alive NALS wOLieCTED PROMPTLY CCWS 300 HORSEA 2 HO HOGS 10c per Cwtw buV rilDt rtuDaiJ SKINS OLLECT GREGORY FARMEfiS 13EVATOR 8F3 ELL FARMERS FLEVA TOR PHONE 1331 ni Lead StocKCO i 4tjt 0vt Having Mt3U fkfmli too, ui tf range als eoohtag QUt6S eanduaaf Hn top kin CAih Caaetti tlX LIBERAL TRADEIN AUOVYAHC ON YOUR OLD RAOSJ Wrm it the time to modernize vox kitchen with Philgas the thrFty buttled gas for farm and town homes wou cai hut far and ivi le, but VK wont find a bigger value anywhere than thss beautiful te luxe raige Rememahor, too, we will givt you generous vaclein allowance on your cW range regardless of typr, make or cnition Esy crms, if ytfcj wist f MANr OTHER PHMCAS APilAK5f FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE Mesdomes Esther Campbell andHazel Parker attended the U t, S qrand chapter at Grand Rapids last week and were the dinner guests of the formers bro jther Paul Strawhecker, Wednite L C Gorham, father of MrsOnci Oampbell was married in Detroit last week to Mrs Grace Davis of Detroit The Ona Campbells and Oarl Lentz famlies qave them a recaption Sunday at the Lentz home in Lansing I Mr and Mrs Robert Pike and Mr and Mrs Earl Gaines called a the Andrew Campbell home Sunday The Jos Griffith family,MrsJoan Matteson and the family of Mark Mateson visited PfcOtis Matteson Ft Custer Sunday I Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor i Arhv spent the wee end at the RrDillinqhar hiue J The Church of God of Wriqhts Corner held an ice cream social at tho obert Pike home Saturday night j Tne Ambrose Kennedy family spm Sunacr t the Lloyd Hen FARM TOOLS r A i0U , Electric Brooder, nearly new rs C Kewett was called chick capacity San Antonio Texas, last week Qale Ccm Planter U iGS0fer fjfc Graia Drill with fertilizer attachi The Vokar factory at Dexter is me practically shut down and most bl Deere Side DeUvery Rake of the people emoIove3 these In,ernalional Manure Spreader home Sunday i Mr and Mre Frank Rover, Mr HAY AND GRAIN and Mrs Renben Gertler and 300 Bushel of Old Corn Mr and MrsCarence Pratt of Ann 150 Bales of Hay Arbor were Sunday quests at tho 150 Bales of Straw John Boyer home , i Levi Ludtke Alberta Dinkel, i,tn nrsrwsc Allen Dinkel and Audrey Klekot HOUSEHOLD gOODS attended the MichInd qame at Hecfrrc Stove Easy Washer Ann Arbor Saturday Three Section Book Case , Anna Abney, dauqhter of Mr Victrcla Console with 3 albums ibiitg tr fsltfsw etc 1 4 V ff4 Mil ill Public Auct ion at the arm located L u South 1 toe Village cf Pinckney tho following peteonal property on mil OCT 20 300 Two Lamps Iron Bed Springs Martress Walnut Chifforobe Books Square Tahle Bedoom Chair Two Burner Ga3 Plat Two Burner Hoi Plae Larqt Light Globes Love Seat Plumbing Fixtures, on box Plaform Rocker One Cot Foui Boxfe3 of Fruit Jars TJ Mattress and Springs Several Ft Copper Tubuig Ire Bex qompressor Ash Stand Automobile Parts Table Lamp 3T Xker , Bed an Mattress Spr Butter Chum Maganno riacic Box of MisceUaneous Dkhf Two Large Katies Baskets White Lamp and Shade t twna Pan Windsor Chair Iron Fryina rem iaa Box of Dishes and Cut Glass WmC Haines BtrtT WYUE Auctioneer Prop LEJAND GRANT, Ckrk vQftix KMlMfi RangM Iror J995C Jtemflr Wafer tiff r from 850 12 US TODAY Wf ANCtl All INSTAlTlON and Mrs Homer Abnev spent the of extra records wpek end with her parents Mr Davenport and Mre Homer Abney She is j employed at the FBI, office in i Zj,7r VnfTton n C rmd flew here, TERMSCASH i Harrr Nuoffer of Lansina snent jthe week end crt the Lloyd Hen de home Hrren Smit former editor of the South Lvon Herald called at JDrjdch office Monday He is1 rnTr rffvellinrf salesman for then Kluae Printing Press Co j MHarns Tirl cmd Wlnsion 1 Bauqhn were in Ann Arbor Mon n Mr Gordon Baett n IHOVTJ litv were Saturday vis tors at tv L T Swarthout hornA j Mn P MeT received word iSmdrry o th death of ser crnt ZZ Cfimb rthe V ANY CLEAN CLOTHING WITH A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF SERVICE VALUE CAN BE USB PeTer Mnw of PVnknp YOaR CONTRTBUTION WILL BE PROCESSED AND TRUCKED TO THE AKRON, PENNSYLVAN iVnw n s r Vr Ted 0 CENTER AND BALED FOR EUROPEAN AND KOREAN BELIEF CALL PHONE No 50F2 TYffr rf JrvWeli Tr Tom Ware arUy tvn Sunday with his sister in Meta Clothing for Relief ocke 1 artaaa Revk Ezra Beachy Sc fity V rtATCH Wednesday, October V1 ale Com for the County Besai 17 1951 At a Pxobate Grade School News First Grade of eald Ooart held at the in the cny a Bowel Mary Ellen Singer brought PROFESSIONAL CORNER U in aid Cow,tr on the 10th day of Oct, We birch beak to school her ri J daddy got up north IN THE MATTtot of THl ESTATE OF John Colone was 6 years old BESSIE LOOISE sum, Dececd old Saturday He went to Detro it appearing to the Court that the had a big dinner and got many time tor the Presentation of claimnice gifts, against said estate should be limited Ronnie Haines saw a real j land that a time and place be appointjcdl on wheels It had a hot chair, to receive, examine and adjust all claims pistols and a real black jack in and demands against said deceased by it y and before said Court 7 Nancy Read SOW 5 cows in the I it 1 Ordered, Thac all of the creditor driveway of said deased are required to prj Karen Bloxom saw some men Telephone tent theb claim, o add Court at Kdd hunting ducks Office 935 Residence 814 bate Ottce and to serve a copy thereof iRoy Porters daddy pulled up Evenings by Appointments en w Marshall Smith executor of said a with his tractor I HoweU j Michigan tote whose address U 318 Lewi Stl Ann Menke brought a snapp pena, Mich, on or before he 24th day of mg turtje to schooL DTT D 1951 ton Phone 183 207 E Grand River o clock in the forenoon, said time HEAL ESTATE UK MffGUNEY SANITARIUM r jL tV 1 farms Homes Like Pipport ey M Putty M D and Busmese Opportunity TrT nn n L w Michigan Ul Your Property with Me Dcniy iliOO A M to 200 P M i GEBALDREASON Moiu Tuesw Fri Sat 7 to n m JggjyMlrh Phone 13 Phone ISmi taaLfe I MTION J HUGHSS DB a McCLUSKEY 2 Denis 112 North Michigan Ave I Plumbing and Heatina i State 8717 Lakitl Drw License Hugh ta , HERB SNEED p H SWARTHOUT d, SON Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Eguipmeni MWWg, , Ambulance Service Michigan I aonfftJ AJ Ptackney, Mich ana Third Grade Howell a place hereby appointed ior the examina Francis Clark mounted some foal Estate, Irsuxance, Brokerage i FRED C REICKHOFF fir ton and adjustment Iail claims and butterflies at home Xity, Lake and Faun Property j OPTOMETRIST demands agamst said deceased jerry Reason has a new accor A Speciality I 120 West Grand River Avo ft to Further urderee That Public 4 urt Your Property With Me Heveil J MidSa ice thereof be given by puDiication at w Connie Beal polished some, I Phone 3S8 2esidencV615 copy 9i this ord for three successiv leaves They look pretty LEE LAVEY Mks previoui nvi day of heart Nancy Wagoner and Karl Burg r T to the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper are drawing a picture for geog ou VJSf insuracc pinted and circulated in said county raphy Wnckney Mien 1 true copy Hiram R smtav jDennis Specknagel has ivy AUCTIONEER fcUeta ParshaP 4MU 1 Prohsfce psoing I Farm Soled A Speciality WASHER With famous Quickclean Activator washing action washes each piece indivtduallyl fc Quickemptying Pump if Pull 8pound Capacity if Adjustable Wringer Oneyear Written Warranty MB U S AT LAVEY HAPOeARl Authorized Deafer GNERALt ELECTRIC WASHERS Summer Coal Pricey Now in Effect PHONE DEXTER 2681 D E, Hoey Sons jPhono 3S8 LLOTOHFEF Livestock HoSLna Weekly Trips Made To Defccft General Tracking Phone 64F14 Pinckn7, Ml c OeV floor is shiny and clean be the men just waxed it 4 of , iSf lis feU down last week Phone Pkicjaiey 78F2 r , I BEFRIGERATION SVICE Fourth Grade HAtfOLD Bhr Karen Tessmer is back in school Repairs On All Makes is week alter three days of ill Phone Pincl ney 154F3 ess She received a watch irom ,er grandmother for her birthday j DJt C I TOWNER urday n u Nancy Reason was 10 years i , D J n Id Saturday 044 portoe Lake Koad, rW 1 hilly Riggs receieved the high t score in our room reading test ednesday Jack Lee was in 2nd place and ary LouCantreii 3rd Phcne Dexter 3461 Classified Adv a W W F L 1 E NOTARY SUBAKCE cad AQND8 PPNE I3P g4CKNEY FOR MUNTZ T V SEE ROY E FISHER Factory Representative Fre Demonstration Every Day Fiom 1000 A M to 1Q00 PJ4 509 East Main Su, Pkicknif LOSTA small brown and white Beagle doq near Bentley Lak and Ciawiey RdMondayReward Ryan Bonner brought a bouguet FOR SALEiOil Pv,, , JiU Ff 11 S011 9708 f Michigan holly tnat he picked aeToug oU, Michigan om his marsh le 11 16 guage shotgun 50 PnR CSTPM MA i We are keeping a record of all also 40 muskrat traps 1000 SALEt4 hd laundry stoveAl e books we read 12 conaiuoa 1139 Mower Rd Pnone 172F21, Pincicney ir OR blLsffvic Tractor,7 speed ransmission, can Pe used for 7 , , guage shells 250 a box We ore learning a song about Jack Wilson,Phone 169F11, mal boats Don Swarthout fiiland Lake, Pinckney rought his to show us rr,, I DtLii HUNTERSli u u x od KT i Honle in i0rst, eguipped ex plowing and UauiuiT motor ov tHhMoM R2frt Nosker cePJ bedding, for 5 men one erhauled, good rSSrSS con ril We m11 from SidawAlso room and sider trade WnaTTave you 36 are happy to have parents visit oad for 4 men m private home inch buzz saw and bladel000 3 n SidJnaw, 72 miles west of Mar gasoline motor with averse everyone in our room brought quette on 78 , Inift 2000 Dining room 32 2 yYe uWe PUo Guy HiV 7860 Hinchey Rd electric washing machne 2000 hps on them and she chooses 2 Pmckey phefr 91FO , Jack Wilson, phone b9Fll aftLtwSr foISLLT BW Delai WANTEDJCustomCorrT picldnT Ram 3 years old Earl Schroeder corner M36E 6, Phillip Sprout, s Pinckney, Pingree Road Phone 131F11 qxee Roaas our We are writing letters for glish class to Nancy also Only 7 people in our room ere minus an A last week for e weeks mark Mary Watson had a birthday uesday Sixth Grade The 6th grade would like to wel me a newcomer to our class was born in Paragoild Ark W NTbIM have 3 client who FOR SALENumber of fuel oil vvunt to buy a small home with tanks and fuel oil circulators 2 to 20 acres near Pinckneyban Inquire of Pinckney Community not necessary, prefer a garagt School, phone 69F21 J TeePle Howeu Mich FUR SALE Building and two , ffioae 67 ,, m lots on West Main St, Pinckney I ilivlBRiio cui on bnares, aii known a the Stewart Anderson esdames Justm Stecker Omar j again at 10 to Detroit Af Gass Clayton Carpenter and Les ter months we moved to Pinck ter McAfee were in Detroit last j Hke school Q bt cmd have c u T , Aw,n harctwooi ome on groundalso property to settle estate ras 5 when I went to Michigan some atanding T 7 1 moved to Lake City,jrk I f pnon iBQFi i jack Wilson t Gerald Reason Adm FOR RENT, house strictly mod em, 6 rooms, immediate possess Thursday Pinckneys real aood classmates Eudena Steele We are studying the route the Princess Elizabeth is following through Canada i Larry Watsons water snake is getting along very well ward We have enjoyed hearing of b Keren Gustafsons trip to Niagara rOH Falls It has helped us with our studv of Canada OSTAt the Pinckney Manches t ter game Oct 5, somewhere on ionat 8109 Pinckney Rd the playing held, a money clip Ray Burns, 431 Unadilla St containing folding Seventh Grade News The 7th grade is expecting aj visitor Thursday She is Miss Ethel money, , approximately 2500 dnd check made out to W G Kurtz from Chelsea high school Finder, please return to Wesley Reader, supt oof Pinckney school A re will be paid SALE 16 guage double bbcrrel hammerlesi shot guhj Lucius Doyle, Phone 42 WANTEDDcdly rides to Ann l Arbor by high school girl 11450 DexterPinckney Road or Sigler farm, phone 142F3 cTt i AUTOMATIC SAwnQSrofsc Our progress m sell control is ,, ms0 euKnnnim Pinckney, Mich FOR SALEA large Perfection cir culatinq air oil heater, excellent condition, very reasonable Mrs Charles Clark, phone 40 TOR SALE3 piece overstuiled Davenport Has mattress and springs Other furniture,beds bedding Mrs Winifred Graves Pearl 220 StPinckneg FOR SALEBroilera, also some hens Mark Nash, phone 6IF 12 PJoasters FOR SALLBroiler Our progress in self control pretty good We are making a movie We have a science collection QUALITY THE STATE OI MCBJGAN The Probate Court teg the County d Meats Fruit Groeree Vegetables Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS Probate court in the dty of LweII In said county on the 15th day of Oct A D 1B5U PraaenUioe Oram B SmHh, Tudo e fudge of Probate In the Matter d the BSTATE OF j PARIS R WHETSEL, Decease, James OKelly having filedin taKf court his pefttion praying ftor license fo sell the interest of said estate in cer tain rea estate therein described It is Ordered that the 5th day of Nov, A,D, 1951 is appointed ft hearing said pettfton, and that all persons interested In said estate appear before said Court, at said time and place to show cause why a license to sell the interest of said es tate to serf real estate should not be LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED 150 Also Slsoors and Knives Service While You Walt AH Work Guaranteed MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP alive or dressed JonLoi Farmphonel71F2 WANTtlbrAAR llSrUMGrS, W Let us help you sell your farm, have more prospects than farms L, HAROLD CRANDm 11524 Bivor DrlJflland Lake Phone 305W HoweU,, Order Your 1 II Fsrfhs Ordered Thai pabBc i Notice thereei be afrsr by pubBoatlon tor threa successive weeks previous to said day of heartef ss fte Ptncknsr Dis pirtflh a newsixroec prinlexi ana otreuiat d is said County, A true copy flBkom K sssirh Celestta Paahah Jadae of Prooats ftegistsx o FAHM SEEDS NOW ftlfala Clover id All Other Seed Farmer Feed Supply CoA r MAX B08SELL MOB Pick4i Mirhigan FOR SAI1939 DOdge 100 Others from here who attended Cassh Good Condition the OESGrand Chapter in Grand Mr Corbet Salver, xFcknoy tepids last week were Mf and omo furniture, terms For inior nation phono 100 FOR SALE DahHa Toes Marshall Meabon, phne 62F3 Hw JJBlrXZhi9T M ESLSEi00 hufl iMl FOR RENTComplotiy modoraA5 boxta and Nancy Chubb vlBcqo limits, fireplace and apartmon Aam 4Sfl 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 October 17, 1951 Description An account of the resource October 17, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-10-17 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/cd79741eb6d1e928452abc0217023c63.pdf d076f7d8439b8bae9911dab43fc22dd7 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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popwas comjdetly overshadowed by uiar sport ana muny nexQ owned that of the Princess fclizabeth who race noxses Among them were was in Windsor the same day There were 37000 migrant labi orers in Michigan this year,They always present a problem in crime and disease However withJusea 10 anve in xaces nere out then the crops would not be stockbndqe, the hoiel man, harvested Their pay is low and j sloii naci a race horse named housing conaitions wretched Michigans little Hoover Com October 24 1991 Marriages LTJ 150iTuests ossemhl atthe Pmckney Conql Chmehc Saurdoy evening to witness the years too soon, in present aay exchange of marriage vowTs h K , aoubMi tween Virgina Lee SleydauX Jacinny ter Mr, and Mrs Albert ley and Robert Guy Ambusgey son of Mr and Mrs Virgil AJEbur m Church Notes Catholic m 4L ne ne mignt nave aoubMi iuitween Virgina Lee Sleydcn nocnesier on tne Jac benny ter tf Mr, and Mrs Albert Shir pioyiamJUinouga m name was ley and Robert Guy Ambumev usxi everyone cadea this colorea hoy nas ei ana woxe aiamond pin ui was i Mrs Merwin CamVbene4saed iaiiea in ipsUanu about 10 oiqQ cmale8 3 J abra lighted the chancel where palms and large baskets of white mums asdgkxdiola were grttce fully arranged Football Note JSBS2TI PW victory Ne41 Current Comment l Schmitt F u , times, Brighton, not much heavier ammlJ Aft M0, lim than Pinckney, tackled hard and Winters fcOO ft UbOO J i A was a iiasny ares geyjfev Donald BradoffiSTed P ore a cUamona ring ana L tht AiTt7 omVled C pinmnisue S was SJ ceremony and J ft KbOO IIeveana Dsvcittasei Friday evening al 7i30 County fairs flourished in about every county back in tne nineties ana even nnaaiey naa a lace track, it was located on Monks hill, south ot Pincxney wneie me home of George Thompson is P m oner Novenna Oeveptops 730tel ft 14 00 Maw the Roche boys, JJonn ana Steve iwepte nerm bwarthout John W Harris, Aioea Wilson and others Dr Norman Wilson of Jackson At Bert toVjJXanald Brady, pastor Virginia wore a dress of white SSli satia with hdl skirt extending Into Nelson Buzzard Mrs D MWMt a court train The bodice was of J turn of fiowellspeaker Eat A Ccdl most ol UM time and tne noWatoV inq record Mows nun opposed to toMarly all deieOSe meaSa He nosalways been an opponent carrier sure and gave their bed 3 man interference, Briqhton scored in the openino minutes of play when they broke through the Pinclcney line and blocked a lack on the Pinckney 10 yd, line Shosey scored thru iOUgregatlOnal Z1118 Bton, Pnckney M tho St had Uteir bt Bearing chincTtPe tor wluch thlSvlSKS tot quarter They completed a Micluqan At Defrott heSl lace designed with high neck and long lifted sleeves Her fingertip veil was of illusion net and she carried a bouquet of white baby mums, with wide white ribbon Harry H ne aired ihe colored t , , ,boy,McUoy, to drive it for him,He wonts the sockd welfare commie jaced at Pinckney a number of sion abolished and the work hand times against Jim Roches Green led by a commission appointed by the qovernor Fred Alger, sec of state claims a spot check of the CIO gasoline tax referendum petitions shows 37 percent faulty He has order ed all of them checked The was 4,449,404 32 percent more snare from horse racing this year than last year There are only 11 private banks left in Michigan Gen Mcritland civil defense director expects to have 15,000 airplane spotters You cannot travel 6 miles in any direction in Michqan with out coming to a body ol water I There me 11037 lakes in Michi gan Three counties have over 300 each A special committee will reomend establishment of a ferry be the Brighton 9 yd lineHere they fumbled and Brighton recovered Brighton reached the Pinckney 2 yd line this quarter but lost the ball on downs Dave Haines tried to pass from behind his own goal line and was thrown for a safety, Brighton scored again this quarter Sat Pilgrim Fellowshipwill coll ect clothing for war sufferers Phone 164 or 61F12 if you you have Clothing , M L Sun 1030, bermon,How Chirat bow She was given in marriage rorms and lEeforms His Church by her father Junior choir sings 1130 Sunday OVT11110 Pla78 , Mrs Doyle Templeton was her School Mjy had another scoring sisters matron of honor and Aud 730 Pilgrim FeUowship meet at S0161 third, quarter after rey Amburgey and Loma Shirletyj Mark Nash home Boxbara Miller bridesmaids They wore pastel j j leader gowns in shades of pink kmdjMon, 800f Deacons and Trustees blue of similar desiqn and dbrri at church Wed, 400Junior choir practise 730, Senior choir practise ed bouquets of baby mums Rita Miller, neice of the bride, flower girl, Her frock was a pmk satin formal Larry Templetobthe brides nephew was rinq bearer Don Amburgey was best man and Hollis Amburgey and Doyle Templeton, ushers WilscnJie claimed to have beat en Roche once but this was dis puted At the Mason fair Green Wilsonroke in the home stretch and McCoy who was in the qrand stand yelledGet a saddle and him Jim This made Mr Roche jveiy mad Harry H did not prove to be a winner and McCoy went to Ypsi lanti and drove for Beers, the banker He also was butler and chcutierBeers also had a sumrrtfr cottage at Portage Lake and PC,, Wn B McCoy can 0 there I jjXMrTKSSltS JSii auto imd sometime IrotUnghcm STZl, S Wk U Dave Haines made a 40 yard run down the sideline, Briqhton turned back this threat by intercept, inq a Pinckney pass inside their own 10 yd line, Brighton scored the Forretah Diaries now being published in Detroit papers Mr, rbrrestail exsecretary of defense says that following President Trumans victory over GovDewey in 1948 he received a teleqram oi congratulation from Senator Taft, which read, Neither 1 nor my wiie were particularly disappoint ed at the results of the election Senator Taft denied writinq such a letter and said his telgram to President Truman merely congrat ukrted him and ottered his co operation However he is due for plenty of opposition At the AmMennonite Oalvaie MennoalU Church e Beachy Paster S asupt WaherEsch Proceeding the entrance of the fftf pyi fa,JSl bridal patry Wesley Reader sanq j l Worshlo lSS AlwayV and Through the Pfffi Years with Mrs Merwin Merwin SJdwV Hoi HiS CampbeU accompanist , I j l Meetfag ,7, A reception wasld at he SSJ iSSHfUL A 815 again the last quarter on an end erican Leqion convention at Mirun, Brighton sent in their second ami Florida, last week where team the last 3 minutes Against, General Douglas MacAtrhur was When Jim Roche raced at Ypsilan iZZ 1 1 U nrtrm trnrA, rrnH I COnOie iiqmea motif and the tables were caU ZLySJ German reiu this bunch Pinckney made sever al first downs on passes but had one intercepted which ended their last scorinq threat, A large crowd saw the game a thousand, two thirds of whom were from Brighton, Wiltse and LaPrad were both out with injuries and Jeffreys was hurt the first half and did not come back again Dave Haines played a good qame for Pinckney and so did the Mrosfka Bros,who caught most of the passes,Spittler the headliner qirls passed out buttons wth MacArthur for president oti them Gen Eisenhower iss expected to announce his can didacy after the New Year T gees 156 teat sare neededCall a 0110211011 went m e l08 quar ti he came to the race track and, , , Listed on entertatnina MrRoohe, Both Yun mi I nala tWMa Frankfort and Mennomneela the Boors home Beers was 355 JOCals ot the MI NMfc of the leqisW oMcCoy hod the run , 2 Son, Bm laB, Fri fTiTvS, ni1 the house, r lo, io 0, rtinniitKtr the n,JTw rnday noon 1 the short end of the berung, DexlRSTTSIaVaZM 58 W ll tied withBtighton fcrta, place lanawhile out naing with a white , u IU,, ,LA ,,,, o i T u Jr,i 1 ,, for there alter the ceremonyIhe store was and impressed by makinq several knee tackles Pinckney plays Dexter there Friday and again will be on he Nearly, half of the county clerks treasurers and registers of deeds geMess than 3,000 a year, qirls, they being struck bv a fast ,, uvn s,i mff VA inn i , itaijm wiwuya 17 Kvtr,Mwv, The list of unemployed in DejMichigan Central train The girl it wIJ flL1 HceM d 2 bridge and Adrian Marys both r Richaidi tied with Brightc works in Kennedys with Twml and a The follow stolen, It contained inq Fridays Pinckney playsjStock troit has increased 23000 as the alto companies announce drastic production cuts War contractors are said to bepirating skilled technicians away from other industries by offering hiqhei wages rarXUUmehoVa8 l WU UUU Riiiou JJUI uiu innew, W4 uritr ArAam thorobri belonging to Mr Bjngad escaPed given for the bride previous togwg the Gerry Ekrhman the wedding n 3 Mrs Ben VVhite visited THE COUNTY INFIRMARY ANNOUNCEMD T the Basil White family at Ionia Raiy last Wednesday away, Pinckney Maeteeon Henry A daily paper last week saidMonday night, conditions at the Livingston coun Larl A Uphoff director ty inhrmary or poor house are to be investigated, including the el LOVE led theft ol food and clothing Hobert Steadman, state controller crid a large quantity of food had disappeared there the last four months Cecil Bohm welfare air Fieds accused her of being Am THE MESSIAH DEC 16 The Hartland Area Project will present the Messiah at the Hart T u , land Music Hall Dec 16 at 800 Mr and Mrs LesUe Curtis of f lane Ward,daughter of Mr,and p m Anyone wanting to take Ann Arbor announce the engage Mrs uari Ward ofPmgree was part is welcome Rehearsels every ment of their daughter, Lois, to married Saturday night to Rich AND TERROR BEHIND IRON CURTAIN Her crime was she fell in love with a Russian officer yet the ector said an investigation had been underway since last May The food involved is surplus food erican spy and sentenced her to 20 years in prison Read the details of the true stor in this com and Tood bought by the county, ing Sundays October 28 issue Most of the evidence consists of of The American Weekly, exclus affadavits turned up by R J Budd of the surplus food dept and turn ed over to Art Gen Millard Last year the institutes food bill was S5900 plus 700 worth of surplus foo4 Th County Welfare Com consisting c Garland Elliott,Chas ItselL Howell and Thos Howleit of Gregory were to meet with pros cuter Erwin to lay out a course of action Mr cmd jMrs David Harding operated the infirmary until May 17 when they resigned to take a sim ilar in Lenawee county They resigned there 5 days ago Budd said his dept refused to accept food receipts from the Hardinqs of ter they went to the Lenawee in stitution MR8L WINIFRED BALL Mrs Winifred Ball 70, dough ter of Charles and Harriet Burnet oi Hamburg, died a the Chelsea Old Peoples Home where she had been since 1949 She married Howard Ball in 1904 He died in 1948 She leaves a son, Edwin, 2 nices, Mrs Viola DeVoe of Dex lei and Mrs Frank Danek of Ow ively with Detroit Sunday Times NSERVAHON DEF NOTES Diving ducks are beginning ta move in Michigan, At Pointe Pfc Robert Hoopiqarner oi the air ard Carpenter of Gregory at the force in Texas, son of Mr and married Saturday nght at the Mrs Alfred Hoopinqarner of Pon West Marion church by RevJPali tiac Lois graduated from Pinck man The reception was at the ney high school in 1950 and is church parlors, employed in the Michigan BeU Telephone Office, Pontiac j Mr, and Mrs Roy Dillinghaa A were in Ann Arbor last Wednes 4H NEWS day The Hooker boys came back Some 75 people attended tne with week end Summer Achievement prcaiami at the new Elementary school, Henry spent the week Lhere Saturday, Oct 2Qlt was the,end in Detroit with her son, Ger first program of this kind for the da, Pinckney Area and the 4H boys Mr and Mrs, Ben White called and girls were the first group to I at the Ernest White home in use the school for a public pur iHowell Thursday The Dr Walter Mercer family of East Lansing spent Sunday at pose At this meeting certificates were presented by Co Agent, H JJiart the Wm, Mercer home, Mrs, Hel Mouille the first day, field men to those who completed their sum I en McGregor of Brighton called ion Burnett of Pinckney and Wm Keaton of Belleville le funeral was at the Whit more Lake Congl church TUGS Af cfternvi Rev Compton of fidating Burial in Webster cemetery For t fires damaged 118 acres last week to Mr and Mrs Hollis Wy at Mcpherson haiaVHow Friday a 7 lb checked 661 ducks and 286 coot compared to 524 duck and 143 coot a year aqo Poor to good hunting conditions were reported the first week of the hunting season The best duck hunting was in Delta county but pleasant week ends in south en Michigan was not conductive to good hunting ,Oil and Gas leases on 241748 ocres of state land will be offered at Lansinq in November Most of this in in northern Michigan except 1085 acres in the upper pen nsula IS IN KOREA recently arrived In Korea and ha been1 assigned to the 48th fighter Bomber Wing as Clerktypist He types all correspondence and handles all file work m the Class mer work Following this checks Saturday, were passed out to those who Mrs Elgin Line and Mrs Mar got prkes at Fowlerville fairOnly jory Line attended the Kings two 4H lubs were presentCann daughters convention at Sagi Bradley Kebman VanSlambrk A Mrosfka Jeffreys Johnson J, Mrosfka Haines L T L, G, C RG R T ft E Q B L, H, R H,i f B Brighton Axnett Cuappel Crabtree Price Wood Appleton Ouonerty Shosey Atchinson Stonex Danich Recently the Indiana legislat lature voted to publish the names of all those receiving old age pen sions or assistance and as a consequence lost their federal aidlnd iana claim to have already out old age pensions 10 percent by fear of publicity and expects to cut them 25 percent more when publication starts At the governors conference many southern governors went on record in favor of publishing old age pension names We do not get their view point Why economize by holding up to ridicude and scorn unfortun ate people who are obliged to ap ply for old age pensions or assistance Such action is about as ethical as publishing the names of the inmates of the poor house or the war veterans who receive pensions or assistance TouhdownShosey 2, Prieskorn, Extra pontPrieskorn, Referee Pui On many sides we hear much of curtailing old age pensions and assistance and abolishing social security Are not those ad vocating this rather sticking their necks out During the last 50 years the life expectancy has increased from 49 years to 70 In veri UmieiGrfcmbean, flicrd another 50 years there should be linesmanChapman, srs and Growers and Hurry and Curry Livestock The leaders are now last Wednesday daughter, Homer WURron and Glenn Burbon of Detroit Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel, B ij181 M filiation and Assignment Section of the Wing Prior to coming over seas he was stationed at Ft Warren Afr Pbtci Bast as derktypist He attended Okla A and M College, an cdr force contract school, where he was tcraqht ad mmistration trad typing There were 16 percenr lets baft 4pcdm this year than kst There were 17 ritafl dealerl tmdJ38 wholesaleis mnows wJsteAaoeOorte SLfXJ a dot cakHpJj jrfke minnows 7iC w , u B ji J n Uova Hendee family spent Mrs Joseph Basydb and Mrs Sunday at the Ed Nuoher home Tom Bonner and Roy CampbeU m Holt uoner nome cmd L J Henry During the dis Sunday visitors at the AlW cussionthe ground work waj heme w r krid for the Pinckney Area Hand wife WOLHKW CoundL John Burq was named C Soott and to the chairmanship and Joe Basydlo, secy Five members ar to be chosen later The purpose Arw, , ,35 T of the council is to encourage cmd Levi Ludtke were in more children to take part in 1 riJS work and assist leaders Refresh J Mr and Mrs Wayne AfLee mentswere served and the evenfpent theweek end wlQAi Don maspent in dancing A meettoq j Tower fiHfiily In Illinois ofajlH 1 eaders wUl be held CpLDale Meabon is home from held krter j forbugh Paul Singer moved Into his MAJSbNIC DEGREE WORK J1 M Saturday, Uvingston Lodge No 76 T 0 Mr and Mrf Jcfmes AM has set the following dates Wallace last week, a for dear work Srf , Sat, Nov 3, MM Degrees, Griffiths gave a pre Tues Nov 7 FC Degress nPal shower at her home Frt There will also be A Degrees, day night for Susan CcanpbeiL FOOTBALL SCORES Brighton and Dexter still domin ate the Land OLakes League with 3 wins and a tie eachBrighton playe Manchester Friday and Dexter Pinckney in the final lea al league games n Friday scores were Dexter 31 South Lyon 6 Hortland 26, Manchester 6 St Thomas 38 Resuretion 26 Howell 7, Charlotte 6 Chelsea 20, Lincoln 2Dundee 20, Saline 14 Morenci 29, Reading 0 Okemus 23, Stockbridqe 13 Concord 40, Grass Lake 14 Milan 12, Roosevelt 0 Williamston 20 Leslie 13 Dansville 7 Fowlerville 6 Walled Lake 33, Milford 19 Deerfield 19 Adrian St, Marys 6 Ann Arbor 26 Lansinq Eastern 6, Morenci won her 32nd consec five game and Howell beat Char lotte for the first time in 20 years times as many old people as there are now In Detroit now there are 150,000 people over 65 years old In 35 years one third of the population will be over 60 years old They will be able to get what they want and it is a certainity they will not vote to abolisli old age pensions WUiam Jeffreys school eagin eer was taken sick at the school Friday morning and had to be taken home It was a farm of pneumonia but he is better, By order of the W M P W Curltet Sec O E S INSTALLATION Pinckney, Chapter No 145 O E will install their newly elected officers Saturday night, October 27 00 at the Masonic Temple Mis Lucy Jeffreys has returned from Howell ana U eft ihe Gene Dinkel fr of the stale police ia spending his vacation fci Pinckney VFW 7301 give afea ther party a the school Nov 10Pbt Joseph Stackable fr Fat has been assigned to office dut ies at Camo HoiTtoa Colorado,road moneythey may all Rev and Mrs Donald Brady, co,, to it Mrs Dora Swarthout Mrs Millie Elliott, Blanche Martin, MisJluth Curtett otBSrW and Mrs VL E DcJtow attended, the CoaqT dis In the early days of this nation the states had no money for road buildinq there beinq no weiqht and gas tax The roads were bad ly needed and in order to get them private companies were given franchaises to build new roads and charge tollMost of the roads built were plank roads, lumber being easy to qet and cheap Grand River was planked from Detroit to Lansing There is a stoy that Novi was originally Toll Gate No VI When th9 state took over the roads it wan named NovLThere was also a plank cod running west from Dexter to the Johnson farm These roads were built of green plank which curled up as they dried outThey were not kept in repair and in time became dangerous to use Now with road funds curtailed the toll read is coming back again Conneticut, Pennsylvania New Jersey, Massachusetts, Oklahoma and Colorado all have a number of toll roads Maine has one 44 miles long Without the states devise a way to of her brother, William, J2 N00 last week Floris Clark went IntoDetroit EARLY TMAfl MArLDio Mxxmd MnArmuTMarraY od Mrs Blanch Terry al FUfti otdlid onMfSMary Hoff Tuesday men m to see fdwp ft A marriage license was to Robert Amburgey, 20, Dexter and Virginia Shirley, 18, Plndc i PWCINEY UNOS DABOTTEM t eyChxis wulmeet with Mrs tbufirCoyle Thar t i V MWTO VW4v Vr vv s You just cant beat an electric range and I love mine, beams charming Marilyn Banonis It does so much of the work for me leaves me lots more time for Vince and Vince, Jr Yet, according to Vince Her cookings terrific, interrupts her husband, a man who loves to eat Just taste this chili It makes me want to forget all about training rules Well, you certainly can forget about cookhtg problems when you use an electric range, laughs Marilyn Theres no guesswork, no fussing about heat adjustment, when you cook electrically And special dishes come out just the way you want them Find out for yourself what a wonderful difference an electric range makes in the life of a modern homemaker See your appliance dealer ait your Erst opportunity Come in and see the RANGE OF THE STARS 8 3 4 f i An AJIAmercon Fflv itn salt tsp salt cayenne pePP 1 No 2 can tomoo 16Oincconto , 1 1tb can red kianc coerce, W ELECTRIC 1A lb bocon, diced , chopp1 large greenpepp i ih around be , i i 5HV Pd ooker Tur Itch to Wg j anput bacon deep we Qf Add on o bacon until V ,el,ow Add J, gjen pePPer ul epcrad into Jtir thor on stir until mea ,, pepper I o as chili powder, a ana onai0 pc e mln0es SEE JAUR DEALER r Avv vjA m jJKll Scientists attack Michigan ranks among the top three states in peach production To protect this important industry, scientists at Michigan State Colleges Agricultural Experiment Station are experimenting with methods of controlling blossom blight Recent experiments tested sprays of wettable sulphur, liquid limesulphur, and various new organic fungicides Though not conclusive, results of these tests have been encouraging For additional information on this continuing fight against peach blossom blight, call, write or visit four County Agricultural Agent tlettrlcal detective tracks down telephone troobh In a large Michigan Bell dial telephone office about 2,000,000 switch contacts are on duty to carry your calls 10,000 of them may be needed to clear a path for a single call So faults, though infrequent, must be detected quickly A new automatic detector has been designed for the job It finds faults broken wire, specks of dirt causing high resistance and detours calls around them Then it automatically punches out a report on the trouble Maintenance men check these reports regularly, learn what needs attention, see that service flows smoothly Telephone efficiency like this keeps quality of 8ervio high, keeps costs as low as possible JLLCJUAAN BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY k tit, , mm ftu, Wei, Thar October rALTJCU Qf wSERLAmr ID Teehakoke Ifeveltjr ma Friday, Saturday October J6, 27 Glenn Faid Nina Foch In UNDERCOVER MAN alio Scotty Beckett Hmmy Lydon GASOLINE ALLEY I Neighboring Note j James Prescott who operate jodtodcer plant at VWllkansyille j Stockbridcje and Munith,ha been elected president of the Michigan Food Locker Assn Mrs now Hadley, a lifelong resident oc Jnadilla died at Ply, mouin last week , The Gregory fire dept was called 10 the Whetsel place at Patierson Lake lost week by a ubbiih fire Laxi Gallup QL Pinckney claims to have shot the first pheasant in the county last week He shot 1 a 2 lb cock 10 minutes after the season openea A Ford tractor, driven by Vem Poratn of Munith struck tne iron J bridge over the Huron nver at Hamburg and damaged it so badly traffic was held up an xiur and a half An empty Brighton school bus wass iorced, in the ditch by a car last week and damaged BUiie Anderson, 19, of Detroit driver of the car got a ticket for Coming No Highway In the Sky j reckless driving His Kind of Woman Little Egypt 855 hunting licenses were sold in nngnton this year Another attempt is being made i being made to incorporate parts I of Districts 357, Genoa into the Briqhton Area School District A previuos attemp was nullified Friday, Saturday October 26 27 , Oy circuit court who ruled the pro HEART OF THE ROCKIES I ceaure iaulty Tne children from SUP Western Stanine the district attend Brighton on a Roy Rogers, Penny Edwards tuatiou jxxsis Shoemaker and Dves, Sources of The Brighton Firemen will ban Human Energy, Hollywood Mem t quet the high school footballteam orlea, Pleasure TreasuP8 I team Nov12 at the American Leg Sunday, Tuesday, October 28,30 3Sr exteiTheatre FiWay, Saturday October 2, 27 i , DeLux Double Feature hows 700, It30 Gene AuteeyJiia horseXaiampion in AUTREY IN THE MOUNnES Fine Dont Miss This SECRET OF CONVICT LAKE i Sunday, Monday, October 28, 28 Matinee Sunday tild p m conttai SATURDAYS HERO John Derek, Donna Reed Tew Tuee Wed, Tbur Oct 30, 31 NOT 1 THE DESERT FOX with James Mason Horelty Glen Ford, Gene Tieraey, Ethel Barrymore Sunday, Monday, October 28, 28 shows 700, 900 j fundor Shows 3 5, 7, 8 TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL In TecuBicolor musical starring, i Jean Peters, Dale RoUertson Cannon Shorty Nee AVON TOLA i tJt Michlac sew ejepsBercej I Tuee Wed, Thur Oct 30, 31 Nov 1 THE LAST OUTPOST In Technicolor A Super Western Starring Ronald Ryan, Rhonda Fleming and Peter Hanson Newt Coming Sirocco, Little Egypt Mr Belvidere Rings the Bell SB Mtafe iota hall Tickets are on sale Uorn to Elgin Red Wilson and wife of North Lake last week a son Elgin is a past master of the Dextei Masonic lodge Married at the home oi the brides son, Kenneth at Wrights Corners and Pinckney jFJdi, Oct 13 MrsEugenia Quigley to Richard Demerest of Flat Rock October 29 at the Ann Arbor court house has been set as the date to receive bids for the con of the Portage flood control canal Michigan State College has requested allocation of a commer cial television channel for the college The studen council at Howell hass purchased a popcorn machine for use at athletic games Wexford county has voted to sell their 120 acre poor farm TO PLEASE A LADY auto race picture with Clark Gable Barbara Stanwyck News, Cartoon, Cocka doddle do wewe Coming Fury of tne Congo, Raid ers of Tomahawk Creek, Hit Par ade of 1951 NO DOWN PAYMENT riday, Saturday October 26 27 WHIRLWIND ene AutreyAniley BurneGaU Davis, Dick Curtis Comedy Cartoon N BM, Sunday, Monday, October 28, 29 ONLY THff VALIANT An Acui Drama ftaataa Gregory Peck, Barbara Paytoa, Ward Bond, Gig Young, Lon Chaney, Jeff Corey Sun Shows 3,5,7j Disnev Cart Fathers m People Tttet, WL, Thur Oct30, 31 Nov 1 THE PEOPLE AGAINST OHARA REBUILT MOTORS A Dmw Stantna for Cars Trucks and Tractors Spencer Tracy JohnHodiak and One Year to Pay Diana Lynn shows 715 910 L O S E Yr 6 cartoon New Car Guarantee JiTSr TBPTT Ann Arbor Coming Angels in the K 158821 Worth Uta the Oufield I ii i ears Ago j ii4CiUiey beat Stockbridgethere triaay 20 to 0 Swarthout made 2 touchdowns and Weddige l,Swar taut had time taken out for him tor the iirst time this year Albert Hurd died at Eimira Sun day His wife was the former Ann ivuKii ol Pinckney, sister of W E Murphy She and 2 sons sur ,vive j Herbert Peters and Morion Kenimk were married at Albion Sat urday 1 George Irwin,46, and employee of the Mich Bell Telephone Codied at Owosso Tuesday He day, His wife was the former Ann Spears Barton of Pinckney it tne election this fall Living ston county will vote on abolishthe office of count y agriculture aqent The contract for building the Huron River Drive from Dexter to Ann Arbor has been let to Jeffrey and Wellweer of Saline THE STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County oi What At j mini i a eeid Conn neld fid the Probate Ottee in the Chy oi Bewef In eaid county on the lAh day oi jpbt i D 1161 l IN THE MATTfcB Of IH1 ESTATE OF MAV A, MITCHELL Deceased Stanley Berrlma haYlna filed In eald said oourthisfinal adWinistrton account and hie petttton praytoq for the allowance thereof and fox Oe wiq men and dleHlbqSeri oi the reetduw oi laid eetaie It 1 ordered that the 3rd day of Ded July A, D, 1951 at ten oclock in the A D,1951 at ten A, M, at ecdcl Probate Olfice to hereby appointed fc heartoo aid petition it is Further urtered That ebUc You need ao experience ami x thered be gtren by puPHccttton you will be paid while you learn copy tA thto ordei, for fliree eeceeeti J Telephone jobs for girls pay weeks ptertouf to eaid day a heartw higher than ever before If you in the Pinckney Wepatch, a newspaper are interested In a good Job wffl printed and circulated In taid county regular pay Increase drop by our, DO I WANT MOST IN A JOB b Good frag of Course But more, that that a chance to get aheaaV a iseiing that Z oe proud to have us friwids These are some of the ad van vantages in telephone work U you are looking for a good Job that can be fun and be interest ing work too Michigan Bell may Have a Job for you I true copy joleeta PanfaaO Register of Probate Hiram R Smith Juvir Probate EATINGS our employment office MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHORBT CANY 323 Z Wtehlngton St Ann Arbor Michigan 1 Be Hinckley has sold his farm at Pingree to Detroit parties I The opening of the football rhe senior class officers are season brings with it a series of Elizabeth Bokros, pres, Merwin predictions and ratings of teams Clothing for Relief AHT CLEAN CLOTHING WITH A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF SERVICE VALUE CAN BE USED TOCOt OONTMBUTiON WILL BE PROCESSED AND TRUCKED TO THE AKRON, PENNSYLVAN li CWTER AND BALED FOR EUROPEAN AND KOREAN RELIEF CALL PHONE No 50F2 Campbellvice pres Milly Haines, sea riazel Smith, treas, Junior Class, Clare Miller, pres Wayne Carr, vice pres Cecil Hendee, sec Fannie Johnson, treas 10th grade, Wilhelmina Bourbonnais pres Gertrude Tupper, vice pres Berdella Eulersea Viola Burnetttreas9th gradeta0Roche, pres jlrvinq Hicnardson, vice presRuth VcmBlaricum, sec James Nash, treas I Years Ago S E Barton has moved into the house on Pearl St vacated by W H Clark Mr and Mrs Adam Boyer who ,have been visiting in Montcalm county are home again, Be Roche, Walter and Mae VanFleet have enrolled in PinckJney hiah school, bringing the to tal enrollment up to 35 tj wr j George Reason jr has gult his J your best and most depend, job on the road and is back in 16 security is that which you tthe hardware store again 8 yourself through thrift I The boiler arrived Tuesday far rirSft now, Today is the time tor the new hotel heating plant that l0 5 or your future by uav Casper Sykes to frTlttinq in i5,Wj2S,leW Mrs Chas Grimes now has her W K5USlP25r2WSAV a bver ssraaaRisWi I Mrc Emerson Bowen and Infant PEBSGNABLE4tBEAS0NABLE cm over the country Many of these ratings soon fall by the wayside With so kige a num per of players and other factors1 involved it in not surprising The financial rating of an in dividual is more predictable Whether large or small the abil ity to earn, to save and improve can be established and main tained over a lifetime Haw is your rating,A Savings Account begun now and regul arly added to will help estab Iish one All deposits up to 10,000 insured by ear membership fax the fedcal Deposit Insurance Ccr poratioiL DONT EVER FORGET ENJOY Wl WATER 3ave Over s100 a year mil Have evkh Wles eft wafer fer eailet 4ithwahn, wttMer weiHe flerlevs thampeev ejeSftitfel bohng Qet isetsu details ee i In weter pERMunr HAUR SOfTIIII eeifi J n im Rev Ezra sol died Tuesday The funeral was at Fowlerville j About 65 couple, half from Pinck n attended the dance at Dexter Rriclrry night j Mr Patrick Kelly has gone H Virgin a to spend the winter with her son Phillip j I The HamlurgPumani Formerimed np T3ub maet with Mr and Ma, fmxm hi Vlrginin to spend the winter wiuJMmfetv Ftdeicd OEORQE dOOm Ptuibbtoo WATER gYJTBMir 4 a Kffc awwofi a qpe PlnckDtr 158FI1 Adqm Ftends Oct 29 The foUow WLOV wm 4 isite d i yy WWQWWQWIFS Th C Store Act c Mcch 6 1877 ij UMcnpttQ Pric lo per yeai I fod W Curjett PubUber Groceries, Drygoods Canned Goods, Shoes Gents, Furnishings Linyerto Harry Read of Byron called on Mz and Mrs Irvin Kennedy last Wednesday The Robert Vedder family have moved into one of trie cottages at Portage Lake on Bocks canal Merlin Amburgey is in Philadelphia attending the convention of the Visual Products Workers of America Ival Shirley and wife of Dun dee, Herman and Thomas Shir and wives of Detroit, Gayle Slur ey and wile of Buck Lake and Daryl Shirley and wife at Ply mouth were Saturdaycallers at the Albert Shirley home Mr and Mrs Rex Noggle en tertpdned Sunday in honor of the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen Frank Aberdeen and family, Mr and i Mrs Earl Baughn, Mr and Mrs J Sarold Porter and Mrs Virgnia Carver LOOK FOK THE CLOCK Al MJSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED 0 Plumbing Pumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAMJNG A SPECIALfTX COMPLETE LINE OF FXJTtmES, CO LOB W WHITE PUMPS Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER PHONE IfNGKNEY 157F11 Kennedy Gen Store IAWEST PVJICE EVER Special Inn PHILGAStAPPAN Ranjf C Mir cifMli eooMaf tjp t It fcmUa ttaeandto , POM i J LIBERAL TRAMIN ALLOWANCI ON YOUR OLD RANCH Now At tkmr It awdernise yeut Edtcht with Phtictt the thrifty bottled gat for farm and town homer1 eu caa huat far and wide, but yot it fine a bigger value anywLere thfe Wautifid 4a luxe range ftemembtr, teo, wt will give you a fenereut taedeiii allowance am your U ranft regardleaa of type, make, er condition Eray terms, if yew wiatt Af OTHER PHtlGAS AWIANC MOM WHICH TO CHOOSCI Mrs Rosemary Whiiley took Mrs John McGuire and bab to Detroit Monday Mrs, Mcaion Burnett with her daughter, Mrs Lora Danek of Owosso attended the funeral oi Mrs Winifred Ball at Whitmore Lake Tuesday Miss Blanch Martin was a Sun day dinner guest of Mr and Mrs, Andrew Nesbitt, Drand Mrs W C Wylie of Dexter called Mrs Alto Meyer attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs Bessie Reece,dt Howell WednesdayMrs Reece was the last surviving child of Peter McGraw of Pinckney Keith Bradbury and wife of IChelsea called a the L, J Henry home Sunday Mr and Mrs Floyd Weeks and Tommy and Mickie Ritter spent danciterf, Elzabeth, of Grcm Sunday at the Mark Nash home Ledge were Sunday guests at the Y Mrs Emma Dinkel and Mrs Clifford VanHorn home Edith Peck were in Ann Arbor Tony Morroco of Detroit spent Saturday with Mrs Claude Kir Sunday at the Lester McAfee jschke home i John Carpenter and family are f Joe Clark and wife and Ver now located at SeatLe Wesh Clark and friend were recent vis Mesdames Lester McAfee, Jus itor at the Charles Clark family tin Stecker, Clayton Carpenter jat Galeaburg and Omar Gass were in Detroit Friday Don Griffith and family of Ann Mrs Esther Carpenter, Mrs CliffArbor were Sunday guests oi ord VanHorn and Mrs Justin Joe Griffith family Stecker attended a cancer meet xM T x4 c ina in Eas Lansing last week Mrs can Matteson spent Sun Dinel was a day with her husband Pvt Otis , Mellus ho8pital Brighton, Matteosn at FtCuster He goes to j week Ptnnaylvania this week Mf Qnd Mrg M Wm Brink and wife of Grant Mreka Darrow were in Jackwere week end guests at the Al nday and had dinner tat Shirley home MX, u , WJ 7 Mr, and Mrs Charles Eddy of Henry Hauck went to Detroit Roscommon spent Sunday with I Friday and attended the past mas M Edna Reason Iters night of the Roseville Mason Mr and Mrs, Elmer Pratt of cc lodge of which he was the Coopereville were Sunday guests Wond master of 9 Rov Reason family t second master Mrs Fred Read was in Detroit I Dr and Mrs George Pearson Friday Muriel came home with have moved to Howell hr for the week end Sunday guests at the Lee LavMrs Rene Miller attended an ev home were Mrs Mae Metz of alumni reunion at Adrian over Howell and the Vincent Shields the week end family of Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Roger Carr attend Mrs Lucy Reason entertained ed the insurance dealers conven Friday eve at a Stanley party jtion at Pontiac Friday and spent I the week end a he Leo Bettys Norman Miller, Howard Rid home at Walled Lake Winston Baughn and Claude , e James Hall family of DexSwarthout returned Sunday from ter gp Sunday at the Merwin Douglas Lake with a deer each Campbell Win hafl MJKieason and wife were Sun DadJtv Alive FA ANIMALS COUCTED P0UTLY COWS 3X70 HORSEIl 2CO HOGS 10c per C WT BUY HlDEa AD CAU SfONS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMEflS ELEVATOR 8F3 OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONE 1311 Central Head StocKCO M t Pluobing Water Systems etc Stanley Dinkel 04 Airetl j Kf 2 17 i rom where I sit y Joe Marsh 7xty My Citv r , Guess They Felt Pretty Sheepish f V I went to Certral for the friitbal Jj , s a topnolchcr Hut I hep a i to w ndcr ifit was worth th ti u,i wlicn v i pot in a 1 rullic jam Ilmlw, hoinc I Trafjc mrikcs me rS p livnt WhfTi T cami lead that iiOtTfiLT, to io, i the niin hi,irway, J tuiHf it, hi nl hjint n I 1 u nviy hv I ii then fotrhes im shr t by tlie j itoari a icnd ond 1 Lurried around and darned tre werent twenty cars be iid mc One driver had followed iroside ards onto iy , i inr I knew a short, cut then a whole string1 of them swung ifter him like sheep From where T sit, theres n seiw in just following alonf Whether its rhoosin a road, m movie star, or what beverage te drink at meal time, its rlways better to make your owri decisions iiwm, Iy, I often liite a glafiB of 11, with my dinner, but most of ail, I like the freedom of making up y own mind about it , Cuprichly lij, I ruled ilittcs ttreuers Foundatmm Big Discont on ThU is the 14th year gone daer huxrfag it is the Max nrst deer he got USED MACH JOHN DEERE H TRACTOR cmd CULTIVATOR,Motor Overhauled JOHN DEERE M TRACTOR O Malic Control like new, Starter and Lights, Touch SEE US TODAY day dinner guests at Reytnolds homa x, , x, , , , The Younglove PTA met at the Mr and Mrs C MNelson and 8Chool Frday night Mr and Mrs, Tom Chapman of Myron Hughes and wife are flint called on Mrs Mary Hoff building a house on M36E, east Jast wMk of Dexter Rd , David Dcnrow who was iojured Sunday callers of Mrs, Emma in a swing last week returned Vollmer were Charless and Hilhome from University hospital, bur Eisejeand wives and Henrv lAnnn Axbor Thursday ofFowlerville and fre latl I Vern McQuillan and wife 6f De ers daughter and husband of troit, Ted Backus and wife and, Lansing, Bob Pike and wife called on Mr, jvlr, and Mrs, Ona Campbell and Mrs Wm, Shehan Sunday, Thomas How0 and famUy Asher WyUe and wife and 2 lccclled on rjari Lentz and wife of children attended the 4H ban jging Friday CHOICE OF THREEJOHN DEERE 4344 cmd 46 Tractors, All In good auet at Fowlerville Wednesday1 Andrew Cakpbell familv Condition night , spent Sunday with Mrs, Joan Holt 1 The iollowinq attended he Farm, lrid family ks0n N d 2 RowMINNEAPOLIS MOLINE CORN PICKERS Bureau banguet at Howell last The Berhardine Bums 25 SZJttfiLfgR N INTERNATIONAL SEO 1111 ft S ffiSBff8gSd MfirrfSheOTWATIONAI CORN BINDEPLOADER BUNDLE CARRIER Hfiv menti Ralph Clinton end wife bough jWwd To S11 I Th Thomas Line family spenf, K Jr , njL nnA OTe mov the we end at the Don Wid J and mV CASE ONE BOW CORN PICKER Joed Very Little r Hardld Gallup and family of mever home in northern Michj 40 1 John Cologne j S M 22 d Dr, wASj, ackoSw JM MirAliATldM I r Slouseacross the ray f J T,M pnnn wnH wife, f Marie Nash attended ta rann JRZJm Fte TO at the Clarenc JZQjLihFm Jteiv were Sunday dinner gueets of Items oi Jnterest Wm Deutsche Sons mJi 120 Sonlh Midi Homfc MA 4 ij ivM JwiL MMb rv Mi i tfid V 1 TBI Auk, Beamtifml PracticalV V ttJuAaJKI 4 1 GwdtfcSlew v,r I4JON dtf iVft A sfiif r M , fliiilfrlT e CABINETTE FITS IN ANY ROOM IRONS ANYTHING YOU CAN WASH Combines beauty and utilitytakes ironing out of the baaementleti you ait down and iron in the living room dining roomanywhere Look at this laboraaving beauty today See bow Irowites two completely usable open ends let 70a iron mmrything washable in eeJd often to B la Bay at A, D liH Baa at la the PABJ8 ft, WnZTBBl, Jcmea OJCeSy aorta filed Ja eatf hla pesnoa to aeU ta btfer eat of lain reed It U A INI la it 00007 both joiuuiayj on both to Stan to fish, yTnfBiTff with him, Mr mothexosjCBsb iDorothy, She to at fvory ofee ojrL J Uko to go to the 1 the ieUers CORNER eWQDeW MMTABIUli SP0 A II AX 8 STATS , When I eet to high school 1 02a football eweeejejeaea and that afl estate appear tune oad pane to tioaaavto edU the tote at acaf iiaoa tn prnfr te k7iy do did Sj Johnny Dinkel 1 First Grade afaoeld eat be We bovo eome new plants in our toon They looavjdoe W die cbaerving BoJety Week dad mokma oofetv ruiaa Jy 7 workmen are fixing our UMlnuott We will be glad when ittw finished, I We ore mottog HoUowaen plane We raito eon lack 0 las terns to eoi loom i a iaV MoCLTOKET VMM tec MlcM AT oSSTBf r twmikm by App3ntminMa 1 Michigan 207 E Grand River 0 JPottgon Haharcftje last You Property wuh Ma OEBAID aeAaon n2 2 8 K0 W Phone 157F11 ROL wnraoN j HIXUSS Plumbing cad State 8717 Hlcenae P H SWARTHOUT BON Fuaral Horn Don C Swartbout Dlractot Modem Cgulpmant id HactflDa LaawaMeTDilva fiuah Laka v Mt RobeH Noakei yiattad cor rOmTueaday of dA Oeart held 1 8V orkbicj on our unit UteOtr d rWwefi T11 peple pkitUB and o US LAYBY WwMlJSL AMctoay MlcK FBED d RQGKHOFF dr OPTOMETBIT 120 Waal Grand Rive, Av HcwaU u Ph hosa 358 I JaW EF eia LLOYD 1 Uvaatock H eft yitirkney Mkah, Waekli Tripa Mad To Delro A UCiiO NIE H A ipadallty a aWofceday at Oct Ifa OOxmKAXUie teach WARPPROOF HARDWOOD TOP Beautifully styled hardwood top, fin ished like finest furniture Choice of rich, brown mahogany or luitrottf honey blond ASK ABOUT A FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION TAKE OQ LONG WEEJm TO PAY Iober A D, lflBL In The Matter at WILUftM L MtfTE 1 It appearm to the OWt last fji Ic for winter unwruB BipaJii On All Mokee aay 164F3 Goaroi Trucking Phone 84P14 Piacknry Mk I mTTw wrti 1 WOTARY i flfSOBAMCS and dOKti f, jyWE W WNCKNEY 1 FOR MUNT2 DtL a L TOWNS iv, examtne and edfuet el demands aQQttat belore said Court Fertpia Lcdei Read Pvtor Dextat 3461 T v SEE HOY FISHER 4 LAVEY HARD rVARE tte hBTAW Of ZLJ Tlltti latj aaraoaa to welcome ta Hmii w M 1 lafcto TTcoma to Our room John Store i yfIjyfi ttjQl tonnerty oi owett echooLi American JtirUnee PMato Ectfed Stogar boa moved into i bar nW home on M36 East fliiemfiWl kAm OSTA small brown and while ef Hea A Borrett was obeent Fri VellWhlllCU AliVOe Beagle dog naax Bentley Lak b ai day and Patricia MUliken Mon and Gawlay RdMondayReward doty inflTvQii va u J m iwiU o Pd Call Southiield 9708 j mKfaitoti brought a cac iOSTmall black and whiteirwr M w rW 100W AMB 1000 PM MTEaatMcnnSu Ptocanaj d eanned a old BUICK it to Ordered u el a ereditaje 1 nrd Patrida Holltoter a fpoauel dog nomad Babyon tha oftotd deoeoied art required W pteeeal loJjrjg ptent for via Detroit, Michigan Phone X72F21, Pincknay WE STILL HAVE NEW BIHCKS AT OLD PRICES BETTER HURRY TO Livingston Motor Sae YOUR BUICK DEALER, HOWELL v Summer Coal Prices Now in Effect PHONE DECTER 2681 D E f loey Sons bat Ottoe ad to eerte 0 eopr laareot tajfle Ottd Micky Rlttar and gey tPhon wKall ALERound Oak wood i Fewlerrui Kkha en or bdieie Ae 0ur 0110 coun and coal rangejuat like new I FOR SALC IractorJ apeed 17th day ef Doemaer, A D mt fvi Grade Inquire 325 Bast Mean, Pinckney lansimsaion, can DO used for at ten odock te the fceenadaifca p , , f piowina and nauIln motor oy, piace hereby appotnd for in i i afii i Tommto RttteTa tfrcmdmoiher FOR SALE4QL1 fteamng atove, a ernqulecL good rubner will con ion and adiueaMat at du eaaaw oaf aant hmi eome ahalk irom Flor large aire, 1500,LaFevere doub sidar trade What have you 36 demande again eeu deeeeer Ida le barrall 16 guage ahotgun 50 inch bust aaw and blaae1000, a u Fidtter ejeaeted TBM aate ae FwttCitKork atxw o paper mill otoo 40 muakrat trope 10Qp 12 , gasoline motor with averse lee theweflbe etaea at j iMI i at ,kst waa and guage sheila 250 a box eniit 2000 Dining room auite , jrZZmZZ 1ei erf a aJ Kart Burg and Keith Morgan lack Wilaonhone 169F11, electric washing machine 2000 SLSITMteTtT MM Wwere abeent 4uttfttlneaa Hikmd U, Pincknay i JgckWilaon, phone 69FU aTaem teaw CK ttepawe a W akiy owIo1 unc PJddng el neottng la me nectney a , , DBBR HUHTERSIl Barl Schroeder, corner M36E fuTLffii fo WPed ex Pingree Road lbgood etory about4 ubwayjoam eddfcg,te 5 me onegree Roade Tie ,gda from SidowJUap room and FSALE dumber of A true 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coll action of moth, butterfliea and aecjta to echoot iook Lea ar Tttul RupaaU brought aomaUbwry hooka for W3JTJ r Grerajd Reason Adm I fSOENTTHouse atrictly mod JED have 3 cltema who arn, 6 rooms, immediate posseee want to buy a email home with ion a 8109 Pinckney Rd 3 to 20 acres liear Pinckneybart Ray Burns, 431 Unadilla St notnaueaanry, praiar a goxagt 1 Pinckney, Mich FOR SALEA large Perfection cir culating air oil heater, excellent onaueeanry, praiar a garwgt j Pinckney,1 leijL Mowati Mlahi FOR SALEJ rfrwl mL0 SSS1 conditinvery reasonable hardwood, eome on groundalio caile Clark, phone 40 fag lack Wilson ri tutoe JmWktc bout ThuwbjSv and Friday jreidl jof m gore book talk 6teenage wyrjaV gjf jJbono JXffn TSS SALE3 piece overat a back afWf b R BALE 16 guage double DavenportHas fcjnaHi jd bbarrel Kammerle3 ahot gSfru obef furniture, beat LucitteDovle, Phone 42 Flfm Grade t Davenport Has springa CHher furniture I EBSaq Mrs Winifred Gfavaa ,y LT ww Pearl 220 StPinckneq m Ariwr by high01001 I FOR SALEBroilers, also somer Our tree unit is enlarged with , , w ,, aUto praearvad m vor U450 Daxier4inckney Road or , Mark Nash, phone 61F12 left pfaatar and chemically gleT iroiphone I42F3 j ffTlJSSStS Hoaatara, QUALITY toJTboord 1 Gaoo ia one c car best iked anbec1ft We moo choreboy holders for Friday Jftas read twg hooka 10 75c diva or dressed lonLoi Farm phone171F2 Meats Fruit Groceriea Vegatablea S Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS Xbrvee You Walt O 8HOP iyARM L14 Letus help you sell your farm hcrve morojospecto HARTSSTCT t Wtona L HAROLD CRANDi HowelL vrthGrad 1 Order Your FARM SEEDS NOW Alfolfa, Clovtr and AHOther Seods Farmeri Feed Supply do Ham MHcni aa teauure terms For infer ABnoa phone 100 5 PtodcaofJrfOfi SALE Dahlia Toe Meaoon arTeT eaBeeaanj v BMpaaaaaaa saj aaanaaaa faaaaajnj ujaHaaajsjajajajeaas mttktik fK k 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 October 24, 1951 Description An account of the resource October 24, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-10-24 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/63f8ac68a7271625e9fedbf97807ff03.pdf edc28576714ba8d50983a7966610fb2c 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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A w W mi ft Jt Volume 68 V Characters of Michigan Mirror Streoaniny Michigan government with the power centerea in we governor is cne qeoerai patern ct me iViixugan uaie noover Commission, trie governor woula appoint aarninistrators who wuuio ue responsible ior good gcyernrnextLeduing Republicans are wtepticai of putting so much power in the hands of the gov ernor winch oifice is subject ta much political change Gov Will lams favors it and says it would reduce cost of government Form er Governors Harry Kelly and Kirn bigier had the same view State Treas brake has a iuiier nt idea He says the Michigan jstate POflseda ,59 coll legislature has done a line joa of cutting expenses and any iur ther economy must come from eliminating public services a very unpopular thing to do Trans fer of public service to local Deaths iMifeott M Mattesc was VM in an auto accident Sunday ev ening cdfrut 800 p m, an the Jfter Ht a mile south oi the North Territorial Rd, at the old MoComb farm About 730 he had left Pinckney Cburcii Motes Catholic fc Mgyi Cagioac Cburen THE RESURRECTIONIST I have been asked to write the old time body snatchers who were also coiled resurrectionists Back in the seventies and eighties medical schools had trouble getting enough human bodies ta ,, MWI aisectThey had to novo them so 52 V Brafcdon Whilejr j Friday evening at 730 n were lorced to get m illegally P ,m Charles ttessfcms by patronizing tne body snatch if1 18 Pettysville, Oftarles f W attet Novema DsmHeaJ ers These men went to cemeter Hewlett, 19 and Pick Darrow,l 730 io 900 PlML r ies at night and dug up bodiet Pinckney As they came to eflMcr bJat 00 Man, which they sold to medical school e curve at the MoComb farm,j Football Nu Pmckney was way off form in Jtheu game at Dexter FriaayS where they were crwSbKl by that team 42 to ODexter penf Oft 44 Commpnt The Detroit NewM PJ Th Theatre They went in the Whit Woyenna Devrttem a ocf last w coached teaS aLw a nuber of 2 J team qnV, wer 02 people HiuyS logetner They are un 2U ut non who were ion TVT defeated m league play but hav Washtenaw coun for 25 This indushy flourished for a number 01 years until the eges unclaimed bodies irom the pnson, asylum and poor house I used to ride around with the late Dr H r Sigier and most of this information 1 got from him There were a number in the bust government, merely puts the taxne83 according to DJ Sigier but burden elsewhere Moreever the me most successful was a docstate government is already re or in the western part of the turning 78 percent of the sales county He was a class, mate of tax to local governments To b Dn Sigier who qraductea at Untabbed a enemy of the Little iversity of Michigan in 1871 Hoover Commission is to be call TU J i J ed and enemy of 0ri This doctor worked alone and they were crowded off the roau Their car ran along the shoulder1 of the road 300 ftand rolled over acording to the Ana Arbor News Matteson had nis neck broken Congregational haL n Si 18 oi talks I w ouuvwiea ny iviuwwu jauu IUB UWUJK UMU ir t 0I rstcink Jones book ltcuffs and a Pinckney player and died instantly Leach had a L f18 American fload was Put oul ior slugging He said lead J hey played Brighton early in the season Pinckney players say if theymet now Dexter would win Brighton only scored 21 points against Pnicgney The game was enlivened by enemy ot governmentai economy The heat is on over the cent by means of the county papers, kept track of the deaths He work and a half gaVW as thecheck f0 ht3 nd W most oi bod of the peUtions starts Robert Poe, ies fron Hted country cemetCIO lobbyist and Gus Scholia erief He did not use a light C I O president say they will method was to dig a His hole at the broken arm,urjured legWhite had ZU8t, toPif Starting Point Mrs leg injunesHewlett and Darrow 2 JJlii leaa devotionals had cuts and bruises First aid 8WYouth for Christ meet was given at St Joe hospitaLAnn 1 a Sterlng barn N Territorial Arbor The scene of the accident Raa is the same place where a nin 5un 1030 Sermon Preparing du student was killed April 28, for Sunset Years last and 4 othets injured Several Sunday School 1130 years ago a university doctor 700, p m, Pilgrim Fellowship and four nurses were killed there, meets with Mrs Helen Miller at Milton Matteson was bom on Bass Lake June 4, 1932, the son of Mr and NtonPot luck supper at church Mrs Mark Matteson of Omntog faKo Saoutmg Speaker, Karier Dansville, The following Fri ham Lake Rd He graduated Jxm Rigor, field executive Ann Arbor, day they play Adrian St, Marys Pinckney high school in Jun of Wed, 400Junior choir practise, there, Pinckney won no games 730, Senior choir practise he was hit first but the officials did not see it that way, The crowd was not as big as the one which saw the recent Pinckney Brighton game Dexter gained 244 yards and Pinckney 4 Dexter made 9 first downs and Pinckney 0 Pinckney meets Stockbridge there Friday night and has a chance to win Stockbridge only has one victory a 7 to 6 win ov 1 ff e about World War n h2r farm on the Huroa River between Base and Partoie Jjjjj Dexter closed up gave him a reception the davhe was 100 ears o oxdbfgZ telegrfrm oof corrttrukSaiJ Ifrom Presdient HerSrt Hoover INOW centeniarians have became eo common they cause little camaem This is attributed to better living and housing conditions one advanced medical skill The debate being staged hm cause President Wo LSV d Gen Mark Clark, anitaSador to the Vatican in Rome, or less a tempest in 1951 He was a 3 letter man in athletics Since graduation he has demand a grand jury investiga ead oi e grave,break the glassJJJ employed by the Standard tion of the Good Roads Federa l the cottin tie a roP , 10 Building Products Detroit tion which got the gas tax bill the neck of the body and pull it Q , n oassed M out This only took about 20 mm Surviving are his parents sisMichigan farmers still pack a tes Then he filled in the grave ter Mrs La, punch Notice the action of the and as it was usually a new 71 special legislative session in one, the theft was not discovered 1, J1Brt fL, v, A un I nigh school Montgomery ana passmg a Icrw banning deer hunt There was an amusing story Dwight who attend the Petty sj ing by nflesuL souhem Mich told thifl wcxl viUehool roung Peoples Meettoa eoonr,Torgoing home n0on one day aal The funeial wccfl the CortgL JSyeniMu Wossip wtiia rr rinm, mJw me doctr drove into town Dr hurch this afternoon Revs John bftewS Peniia mv Sigier invited him home to dinner McLucas and DottdH Brady offic gan A new boom m Mennonite Calvary Mennoafte Church 4v Ekra Beacby Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Paul Chaffee 1000 1100 1145 30 815 is more th preseaTtar MSS2W2I hav fepresentativei thr fcT Uf Great Briticm Fro 1797 the league Manchester and the the VatiSL bv aL , d NBi,hST IconBuWththe vK last year, This year they won 2, defeating Ihe weaker teams in Mtuna Worship Su day School Childrees Hour Cojt FUowalo Service Wdnsday RiQQ p rmrrrrn rhiftoinna has invit lifted UP 6 flaP to do so he Puti Jmeys John PackerDon Wlkse, edQS0 SC5r tohaadess emid th session, oi the, lecture ,ffi8U ISSd APFHfiCIAIlON 1 Michael Kelly told me that Billy South Lyon team Neither team won a game and they played a scoriess tie against each other Several of the Pinckney team looked good at times but they have not developed team and their tackling and blocking has been poor L E L 1 L a c a G R T R E can Maeteson Henry Rady Biadiey Krull Stoll 1 V elation to Rev Beachy and Women of the Calvary Mennon ite Sewing Circle for the lovely pajamas presented to Emilys Convalescent Home,HoweU,Mich Thanks Mrs Emily Sprier O E I Locals We wish to express our appre , k e Blake was founa aead in a barn oiith of Pinckney and the farm ,, er instead of calling the sheriff Ration of new officers and coroner as would be done to new ofilce day called the body snatchet and saved the county 100 ex pense money After a number of years of sue cess the doctor overreached A woman died near Howell and jher husband refused to have her Degrees, buried until forced to do so by S INSTALLATION With a splemity befitting the sottll occasion the ceremonies for F newu is ambrk Mrosfka Jefheys Johnson J Mrosfka Haines governed 16,000 sguare miles of territory The Italian gov eminent later took this land except where the buUdings stand In 1B61 President Lincoln appointed Gen Rufus King, minister to the Vatican, The civil war broke out and he served 2 years in the , , mY before going to the Vatican, Baldus j Through Kings influence the Vat Elsasser1 rrused to recognize the Long jponfedracy and even turned ftoee John Surratt, Lincoln conspirator n R Gregory vr to King for deportation when Y Cunningham he wai found in the papal army Patricck m187 congress abolished the H Thompson mce by cuttng off the apprap F B MASONIC DEGREE WORK Livingston Lodge No 76 F AM haKet the following dates for dearer wprk Sa, Nov 3, MM Lodge will open at 800 All the He vgited her grave members of Fellewcraft team arldiseovered her body asked to be presentLunch serv ed afier degree, work Tues Nov 6, FC Degrees Regular communication and business session There will also be A Degrees By order of the W M P W Curltet FOOTBALL SCORfiB Hartland 0, South Lyon 0 Fl Hpck 2ft Lincoln 0 fiSktaft Manchester 7 WilliamSon 28 Stockbridge 7 HoweuSand Ledge 6 Ann Arbor 14, Ypsilanti 6 Morenci 25, Sunfield 0 ChmU Tnose to take office were Mil KtfrFlSS 2 dred Miller, W P Clifford Miller I WobulldT ,Howeli 17, Sahnm W P Irene Thompson, A M 7, D DSWV1 1O er A D niAr RKT, VJJZI, awson who bit Sylvester the ceremonies for in better7 www m n0Tied of the j f Pinckney O E S 1 Herbert Palmer and frmi n I was held in the Mnanc tnplat th hcrfiSS Sr Ttl Saturday evening, the room be Flint, Mich ruoer jr ia inaactiveJv decorate with Mgare, Clark and cblk Fred Seger, A Sec A marriage license Tias been issued 0 Win Deutsch, 21, How ell, and Ruth Schnackenburg, 21, Howell The new postal rates going into effect April 1952 will bring in 117,000,000 revenue but pay in creases Mai 252,000,000 The Hadacol Co has gone into receivership The principal creditors are the newsparsrs, maga zins and radio stations who honied their advertising Mis Dorothy Dinkel and children called on her mother, MrsEmma Brogan in Stockbridge Thursday Thomas Cavanaugh 78, hus band of the former Nellie Morten son of Pmckney died in Ann Arbor Monday, She died in 1927 The John Ward family of Dexter were Sunday guests at the John Given home Eecent guests of the Robert Giv en family were the Ralph Gilles pie family of Jackson and Pete Mura af Dexlr Mr and Mrs WalterWcttr1 of Jackson were recent callers at the Robert Given home Week end guests of the George Thompson farnly were the Pau Kei3er family of Detroit and Mrs Mae Winans of Toledo Ohio, Last Thursday when Mrs Robert Umstead, the former Patricia Sockable was setting Irt her home at WaUed Lake it suddenlv burst in flames It was witd chltv she saved the lives ei her 3 children Fcurt,5, BiK and Timothy, 2 None of the con tents of the home were saved Theilv ere living in n cottaae r 11 LaVe Friends here coll v4MMn things 2OampW d wife spent, at the Carl Uati frome stolen, It was found at the medical school, The doctor left the country and never came back, A number of years afterwards Drr Sigier had some correspondence with a railroad in Arizona and he found this doctor was surgeon for the railroad, daily andberta had been Iter, Assoc i Seger, A P Elinor Baughn, Harris wereorrSr 2 768 Hazel Poulson Treas Al ffffitofr, a Dinkel, Cond Carmen Por HSSII 1 YeUaad oi CondRoberta Howell Ambur Waynt AtLee wife gey, Chap Lucille Beck, Mar Sun Ti4 rlT vLtTA akr, nwrvA Sunday guest ot Mr and Winifred Aberdeen, Org,Dorothy ffcy Hess were Mrs 28 University 0 Long riatioa Theodore Roosevelt want ed to appoint Wm H Taft muv ister to the Vatican during the PhilHpine trouble but bowed to 0 protest floods Franklin Roosevelt ,1 appointed Myron Taylor there m florid War n and he sensed vears There must be an advantage in having a representativei there or the other 39 countriei wculd not have them 1 HARD TIME PARTY ilie Pettysville Civic Assn hold a hard time party at the new nlementary School on November 3rd at 830 p m PubUc is invited Dancing and card playing EARLY XMAS MAILING Christmas package to service men should be mailed by Nov, 15 For mailing to men in the sex vice in Japan, Korea and tliePac ificSiInd Nov 1 in he daanne wha CARD Ot THANKS I wish to thank all those sent me birthday cardB and othland Betty er cards and gifts while I was at The new the hospital, also the Vokar Corp and the Kings Daughters Mr Norma Presley Parker, Adah Sadie Moron,RuthW4y Waterloo Louise Ziegler EstherLeota Rea Gordon Hester and Hf ftf v u , , , son, Martha Helen Miller, Else silanti spent the week end 2 S , R elmk of plcy ta Amanda DeBarr, Warder AL Andrew Nesbitt home cmd Evelyn Gnischow, daughter bert Dinkel Sentinel Harriett Ra I The Robert Seefeld familv of brig Ager Flag bearer Gene Columbus, Ohio, spent the week viev Henry, Nancy Chubb, col end at the Earl Baughn home or bearers Beverly Pilgrim Dal Mrs Virginia Carver and chUd ene Robinson, Mabte HarnmeU, Neil Baughn went home with Martha Dagg Carrie Griffiths, , im Honorary Points Carlene Ziegler, Neil Baaqhzi USN nayal hofl Asst Marshall ipital SanFrancisco, Calif home on furlough He ence Baughn Beulah MiUerMar overseas on his return shall, Alta Meyer Chap,Francis The Robert Bmad RobinsonOrganist, Eloyse Camp m DOJI Thurday bell Soloists Virginia Carver j The a w, HooeT famfly rf 800 eW , iAn Arbor called ot the J H new matron and patron Hooker home Sunday GRUSCHOWMELMK ,bf Mr and Mrs J F3ru7how of Ann Arbor were married there October 20 at the Bethlehem Evangelical and Reformed Church by Rev Walter Press The bride wore a white satin In Detroit Mrs Jane Lavejoy al the schoolboard claims the use of flcuriscent lights of the ooW cathode type in the schools is uining the eyes of the pupils la our day the school house woe not lighted The annual meeting was held there but kerosese lamps were brought in for the occasion The teachers took theif work home and there was na night activity at the school in those day which had no gya or auditorium All public fune ions such as plays, dances andl commencement were held in the is expects were gown with a yoke of illusion and Uj opera house Occasionally it lace Her veil was finger tip len became too dark to study Thenwere their SACRED CONCERT NOV 4 On Sunday eve, Nov 4, at 730 p m at the Howell M E church, the Methodist choirs of Howell,, Brighton and Ann Arbor will put on a sacred concert Public is invited Free will offering NOTICE CIDER MILL My cider mill in now open Tue day through Saturday each wek EL H Maas , 1500 Coon Lake Rd, Howell THIS WONDERFUL WORLD Did you ever hear of islands where natives drink no moretoaa 12 bottles of beer monthrywithout permission of the prime minJster Did you know about a sub marine that can fly See this WONDERFUL WORLD m this Sundays November 4law of theJlrnerican Weekly, sxclusiv ly with DettoitSunday Times TOT MESSIAH PK 16 The Hartkra Area Prol,1 escorted to the east by daughter AgathaThe ma Neariy all the teachers from this section attended the Teach gth and she carried white roses centered by a white orchid Mrs Glen Turtle, her sister was her only attendant She wore q mauve satin gown Pink chrysanthemums fashioned her head, dress and bouquet Max Melnik of Femdale was his brothers best man The ush ers were John Gruschow and tron was presented with a basket ri Ttuta in East Lansina Thur n T u lui of red rosee Her officers formed FSW ISJKfSJigf J1 5 the pupils mached around the room and sang until it became light again Schools operated 0 a small budget in those day and had to count their pennies 11 1 1 wi 1 ru 1 iad Friday Senator Estes Ke the letter M in the east The sol v of Tennessee spoke Thur oists sang a hRj3ri Harold Franklin, father of Mrscomposed by WtaM Absm r j u 0 St to the tune of Alice Blue m hospitaL Ann Arbor The new patron was escorted tp the east and presented with a Lynn Hendee and wife white amotion The past patronsSunday guests at the Dr formed the sguare and compass Nash home in Coldwater A song Stout Hearted Men, was f X Elliott has some sung in his honorIrene Thomp Chinese elms to sell at 50 son was escorted to her station each cud aU ooe toward were James more cents work m the churchso hurry and buy he church can use it Mr and Mrs Roy Teeple of by her granddaughter, Janet Keiser and Roberta Amburgey by her daughter, Chiguito and presented with an orchid A song Brighton celebrate their 56th wed was sung inher honor, dina anniversary Oct 31 Carrie Griffiths was presented Norma Gardner Pressley with her past matrons pin to an from Ut M hof nt the Meesidh at the Hart tand MWcrlWl,Ojftf eiarAnyone wanting to taxe weteosme leheai iznpxessive candelhght cereny jplal Friday ftt ww wr mon sW Tony deFiffipp took Mrs Den cm Love and 1 need in this tune , to Qorden Ga af strife and distention Wed to Join her husband, Pvt Out of town guests were Paul pyt yince LaRossa Tony flew XejsjxfcnUy IJetrpJt Mrs Mae back Winans P M of Toledo, Ohifij , md Mrg coyle caU and Mr, and, Mrs, RusseU Btaketjd at the Alex Coyle home at P, M, cnP Pj oiAS Whitmore Lake Sunday, ter Coffee end cake was served, George Clark of Ann Arbor call Jack Clark spenA ttie week en Tb KUMSSL, Glover family of at the Edsel Syer home In Yp tasflaffiTJ from Great Lakes naval training station x A reception followed in the church basement after which the couple left on a trip in northern Michigan, They will reside at 8243 East Delhi Road The bride graduated from Ann Arbor high school and works at the KinqSeeiey factory The groom lived at the Louis Shehan and Curtis Brown homes here and graduated from Pinckney high school He works at the KaiserFraser Corp ss account ant 1 Dr Alton Ochsner of the medi col dept of Tulane Universttf who is here to address the Co cer Research meeting being con ducted by the Rackham Foundation in Detroit made frost pages when he said in a peecn that 98 percent of the ie cases d sJktntL arm home in Petrctt ii JM AsBsAxbor ANNOUNCEMENT The marriage of Susan Campbell, daughter oi Mr and Mr Andrew Campbell of Pinckney to Richardijroung USN, son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Young of Gregory takes place on the mom ing of Nov 10 at StMarys church in Pinckney VA Miss Lois Shirley, daughter off Mr and Mrs Albert Smrler oi man, ion ol Mr cd Mr Tom Mohlman of Hamburg, were mars ried in the Congl Long Beach, Calif, on Ai tim WWUey home cjam They wfflliwat lung cancer are caused by excessive cigarette smoking andl to victims have been Prsonswe smoked a package of d and 84 pjotel er Dr Ochner should hare ff jrouW but PgL5 in Some whodeWPPy, jll trouble stoce nNCBfEY PM 0 ThePlnckieTarcle wi te Burns is cohcesem Al r t im r tat Ss y C z 3331, t Sr SMM1 33 HOW TO SCORE HIGWITH JH HOMc TEAM Z6tffflC u i NfehJorjng Notes 1 Bowefl ltir c Stockbridge holds a Halloween Tut Wod n A rxmy ton with a pawdTSd , with fanes Mason OHO a free show , Jaxne Coakley of Stockbridge nu Dale Cade of Gregory wos in ured recently while riding his bicycle when he ran into Dexter Theatre In and Bnuktob and Courtesy Detroit Free Preu s s Friday, Sotwrdaf Nov 2,3 Cait04Wl starts at 700 2 complete shows 2 in order to see complete show be Dick Powell Paula Raymond j MDrSi SIROCCO Humphrey Boaart In a Great Picture Plus NIGHT RIDERS OF MONTANA with Allen Lane Chubby Johnson Sunday, Monday Nov, 4,5 shows 700 900 undoy Show y 6, 7, 9 Clifton Webb Joanne Dhru in KCW MR BELVIDERE RINGS the BELL Cartoon Polo Smith Now Tuoi Wed Thui Nov, 6 7 8 TITTLE EGYPT In ioconicolot THE TALL TARGET also Ammy Shamrofck Ellison Russ Lucky Hoyden in HOSTILE COUNTRY cartoon Sunday, Monday NOT,, 45 Robert Mitchum, Jane Russel m HIS KIND OF WOMAN An allelectric kitcHen is our goal, said Red Wing star Ted Lindsay with a smile for his bridetobe, lovely Pat Sneil Yes, and my first choice is an electric range, emphasized the future Mrs Lindsay Its so beautiful And just look how easy it is to regulate the heat with these controls Now I know why they say you can cook to perfec tion with an electric range Theyre easy to clean, said Ted Look, Pat, how these heating elements lift up out of the way T cor driven by Mrs Helen Corwia, of Gregory Joanne Wheeler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carmen Wheeler of Gregory will be married to Ron ald Byerly of Stockbridge at St Marys church, Pinckney, at 1000 on Nov 3 The Brighton police car was wrecked and Officer Norman DoI vis hurt while pursuing a hot rod driver last weekk Brighton elementary school cafeteria opened this week As proscribed by law the Coun ty Board of Education Brighton City Council and the Brighton , Area school Board met last week Rhonda Fleming Mark Stevens Rhoda Fleming Mark Stevens and annexed parts of Districts 3, Cmod tfoveity Cmtoo carwion hr Mo 5, 7 Genoa to the Brighton school rrzr2r7iu district ComingPeople vs OHara Comming Meet Me After the Bom to Mrs and Mrs Paul Flying Leathernecks Singer at McPherson hospital, in , Flrr , Howell, October 17, a daughter AJT tMfeiA J J Mr and Mrs J E Tuoi Wed, Thu Nov, 6, 7 8 LITTLE EGYPT In Tocittiicolor Mr and Mrs J E Thomas of j Gregory celebrated their 50th WOBxHo Mtehtarr wedding anniversary October 28 Friday, Saturday M Howell high school ends their SSw vJ football season Nov 2 Basket FURYp TWP ball practise starts Nov 19, fff Comming Meet Show Golden Horde Will Talk People HSSSSBBL JlDOtL Chelsea Bey Scouts collected1 Johnnv wirn1 38 bales of paper last week 1JWmnY Weier MorPlenty of storage space, too, Pat put in And look at the big oven Honestly, these new electric ranges are simply out of this world Yes, its true Electric appliances electric range are finer than ever today Visit your nearby appliance dealer soon iears Ago PiUJ TRADERS OF OMAJHDAWK CREEK Friday, Saturday Nov 2,3 FORT WOflTH In Tochnicolor A Super Western Starring Randolph Scott David Brian Charles Starrett SmUey Burnett j carton PhyUis1haxte dupox Wootora Duranao Kid Series Sunday, Monday Nov, 45 Nash, N Miller, h Reason, w Sunday, Tuesday Nov A 6 PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF graves, M Campbell and Cecil HIT PARADE OF 1951 tteolor riendee stood linn as a a stone A Musical starring A DTaaie 8Ulw,n ter Pinckney beat Saline Friaay 3b to 0 Ine line of here Carr, Noon wall Swaruiout, Weadige,Harold John Carroll Marie McDonald heason and Mark Nosh maae I Cwiooo Nowi touchdows Claude jCennedy re ConSng Texans NeveK Cd Tony Curtis Piper Laurie and Cecil Kellaway cartoon and band ierred and Calvin Hooker was Paaan Love Son umpire with J C Bowman head 1 iiifcsman here Friday Tuoi, Wed, Thur Nov 6, 7 8 isin rvsun DIVDB ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD NCJTSWAYMENT A Dnma starring REBUILT MOTORS Paui Daugia8 Janet Leigh and For Cars Trucks and Tractors Keenan Wynn LOSEY hovrB 715 910 cartoon Nw Car Guarantee Thanksgiving FEATHER PARTI South Lyon ploys night iois van Meyer 9 days, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs John Meyer oi , w , m , ntmmw drew a big crowd The judges were Mr and Mrs Sanfoxd Reason aisd MrsLucius Doyle Mens prize, was won by Clarence blades and consolation by Fred Miller of Detroit Jiodies prize by Mrs C Dinsmore and consola tion by Gertrude Battle While hunting last Monday Friday, Saturday Nov 2 3 rail 1,se vM WV 3 Lee Theatre WHUTMORE LAKE MICH Willcrd Kellogg of Howell lost the sight of both eyes At the election here there were MARK OF THE RENEGADE In iocnmcolor with i What 12b Democrat votes oast and 68 Rlcardo MrtfAiu Republican Fred Green was el arao Montelban Cyd Charise a at PinckneyHigh ected governor, Grant Hudson to congress and Lynn Gardner to the legislature In the county, H Smith,prosecutor Hagman clerk Wimbles, sheriff Burden, treas and Drewery register 30 members of Pinckney Chapter O E S, attended a banguet at the Dexter OES Wed Pluo w YELLOW FIN Wayne Morris Adrian Booth Sunday, Monday Nov, 4 5 DO I WANT MOST IN A JOB b Good Wage oi Course But more, that that a cnance to are secure a clean pleasant get ahead a tee ting that you place tr work in nice people to work with the kind you would be proud to have us friends These are some oi the ad van vantages in telephone work II jyou are looking for a good job that can be fun and be interest ing work too, Michigan Bell may have a job for you SAMPSON AND DELILAH in Technicolor Starrina Mrs va Gardner, MsFlorito aS Sd d iwTbe S tainedjp cru dzen and 10 mothers lW wi, Thu, N, e, lu them evei biicJ n Par at,Pf t ChUrch Sdav, THE MOB ,m dagotdiJZ Wcler Clark has purchased the fc, Ac, to,, reoular pay lncrea,u 1 Frank Newman house and mov fitoderfck OawfoLBiBrmdle ePto4 P V ed into it, Plus Thcn Rogers family have We Invte hou to 0n moved fife the Dunning ou TO upen J Live Turkeys house vacated by the Clarks t Dale Darrow had a vertebra in his neck broken and his wife her shoulder dislocated in an crutoi Iaccident in Detroit las week, An with William Tracy Joe Sawyer MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE Ac COMPANY 323 rt Wtehington St Ann Arbor Michigan 4 Year Ago FINANCIAL PROBLEMS How can I finance my deer hunt, mg tnp How about Christmas spending How about vacation next year New clothes, shoe or , V10 aoctor or dentist, all mak Joe Kettle of Iosco has a 6 legg oads in your pocketbook dc A Savings Account will pave the Thomas Bros, threshing engine way to having the money to sat broke through the bridge at the isfy these wants tE W iMartin farm last week 5 per week will provide 26000 Married at the Hotel Tuomey on at the end of 12 months Just j Tuesday night, Anng Ellis, daugh spend it at the bank as a deposit er of the landlady to Clarence to your accourit BrillangerJ,erry Johnson, Justice , J A Hrrrr ntfiHflr Thft oronm ia McPHZRSON StaK BANK ENJOY SOFT WATER A Carr officiating The groom is tendnq bar ot the hotel He was rl Lowell Mich, f Sponsored by IV R W Post 7301 Pinckney STARTS AT 830 P M formerly an actor with the Hen j depositi up to 10,000 injderscn Stock Company sured by aar membership in the Season tickets for the lecture Federal Deposit Insurance Cox course sponsored by St Marys poxatica i church are 1 The first number is a lecture on Abraham Lincoln FniTT wvc Tn PP TinRTV by Rev Fr Commerford j FOUH TOTJAV THmFTY hSJr1f JS5 Zl POSTPONE SpendLg MX 00 SPEND WISELY when You Must George Burch, Grand Trunk SMfrp , Railroad brakeman is moving to JKS BamtaM Pontiac BANK Your Money for Future John Lee, member of the Cana Sfw, v, r , a dian oarliment, U visiting his We Ste Ym te 81 I brotherinlaw, Thomoi Burchell SSPSfSL nurnv rama iv John Drew oi Hamburg has rent WE HAVE AMPtf F0M1S AV Savrpver S1Q0 a year HW quick ludsJng Mlt wetor lor eotloo o1liwethinf, whitm akt, fUriOos hcPo, tfeftfJifM hinj, Got i dtfailt M thk now wettf nfliooo AHABLE FOR SOUND LOANS REALBBTAm MORTGAGE c PEONABLE AT REASONABLE RATES fc r Sjrttms etc ey Dlnkel Mi Lna Lotbridg, Mm Edna lfc n, ,, Joyw of Dearborn ad John Wra ,,223 Wnrir theU o Ann Arbor and grandon , JLSn 1 and Ned Ly WWWrfl Home of her, sister, Mrs fZfJrJihi ocrattt with te well fflKllJeS iSSt0 Hcator, Woodbridge N Murray Kennedy and Ferris of Big irxp1d as their can Member Federal 0pMft JTZ1 Z didate for gvemo7 are making XcpXXjiPO PERMUTir WATfR SOfriMIt Cot 43 In lAan wieWfr JP0 mrtmmlkmld THE FMT NATIOWAL BAlfK V, Detroit IiontOucago Bean foot boil ffame in Detrtt SukL Jg v ol then strongetl ccanpafepi lbAed 19 to fldOOO lor eacfc QSOIQS ROOM MT1Wuabirw K si i , Si to todiia, nJWj f EwmW1 SffW ,ff V v v,f Mp Wednesday, October 31 1951 The Peoples Store 4 roeriesv Dirygoods anned Goodf, Shoes Gents, Furnishings Lingerie u and ciu mutter at posMtfsw Act of March 6, 1877 i ojdowil StPiaclaiwMiaJi Subsaiptiea Price 150 per yaz I faul W Cmlett Publato Lucius Doyle jr and wiie have returned from a weeks trip to i Tennessee and other points Mrs Thomas Bonner attended the Town Hall Lecture at the Fish I er Theatre, Detroit last Wednes nesday , , Roy Clark, local merchant suff ered a hemoraqe of the stomach of he stomach Thursday and was taken to McPherson hospital in Howell His son, Bill, is runninq the store, Roy came home Mon, Howard Haines and family have moved from the Dinkel house on South Howell St to Abe Hcines lehnant house on Hamburg St A car driven by Billie Noah of ,Gregorv and a truck load of scrap iron, operated by two neg roes, collided at Marvin Shireys corner on Mill St Thursday noon Both vehicles were badly damaged the truck being knocked in to Shireys yard Lynn Hendee attended a wool dealers meeting in Saginay last, Wednesday Lois McDonnell was home from the Mich Ncrmal Saturday and attended the wedding of a friend I h Carol Priest, in Clinton Sunday Medomes Roberta Amburqey and Mildred Ackley were in Ann j rbor Saturday Rex Sackett and son, Rogerof Detroit, called at the Larry Cam burn home Saturday enroute to lOOK FOR THE CLOCK Al BMSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED O Plumbing iPumps, Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAMJNG A SPEOAUTf COMPLETE LINE OF FJOTlffiES COLOfltiV WHITE PUS Myroji Hughes MASTER PLUMBER PHONE IJNGKNEY 157FI1 Alive fAPM ANIMALS COLLECTED PJJOHPTLY HORSES S100 COWS 100HOGS 10c per Cut WE BUY HIDE mD CiUI SKINS to JTfoSl qame fPHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARME8S ELEVATOR 8F3 Thetafantion of Mr and Mrs R HOWELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONE 1311 1 j Central Ulead StocKCO enneiEy Sen Store 1 NK4lttJte5r Vhome now , ,, iTrq LJ Foster of Wall ed Lake called on Mss, Jessie Mr and Mrs Claude White cr The Glenn Kinqsley family UMi Suiriav f clled on Mr and Mrs Roywere Sunday quests at no AnKeith Bradbury and wife of C ei Dillingham Wednesday drew Campbell home ailed at the L J and Jess Krsten Tasch haa her tonsils Walter Clark and wife spent sea c ienrv bmes Sunday removed at Melius foignton last week, hospital aiSunday at trie Maynard home in Manchester Clark FftlCEEVER PH1LGAS1APPAN Rang Agas i OFFER AT TOUR PHILGAS SEALERS iJ Railroad workers are represented by 23 standard unions By mutual agreement, 20 of these unionscom prising about 1,200,000 men, or more than 90are workNig under wages and rules agreed to by them and the railroads But leaders of three unionswith only about 130,000 men, or less than 10still refuse, after more than a year of negotiations, to accept similar wage and rules agreements These are even more favorable than the terms recommended by the Emergency Board appointed by the President i YieS It certainly teems te be finally about time that the leaders of the UNIONS STOP THEIR delaying tacticstheir qulbbllncj But the leaders of the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineer, 4he Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and it Order of Railway Conductors continue te refuse They continue a course of dillying and dally Is definitely time to V igftalscoofctog a to M auautai V ivttttme and umr kuVmsttoe tgaalfeu4e Rtaatat mtif to V miring arm CoectiJed tftaa J LIBERAL TRADEIN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD RANGE 9km to CM Urn to modern your Sdtchen with Phages the thrifty feottWd gas for farm and town homer ou can hual far and wide, but you voat find a bigger value anywLert the thli beautiful ee luxe range Remember, too, we will give you generous fetdein allowance oa you eia range regardless of type, make at eenditioit Esy erms, if you wisN mAHi OTHER PHILOAS AtfllANCtt ROM WHICH TO CHOOSII END IMS Q I 1 iM ROBST l ssl vOitoe Kttetoto RMUJM m 99 Automatic fSato Itoator tf J 9 f Wkj as SEE US TODAY ML MTAIUTIttt kS art hoot On June 15, 1950, an Emergency Board appointed by the President under the terms of the Kailway Labor Actan Act largely fathered by the unions themselves made its recommendations on certain wage and working conditions rules in railroad language which had been in dispute between employes and the railroads More Thin 90 of Employes Accept Since then, terms equal to or better than the Board recommendations have been accepted by about 1,200,000 railroad employesmore than 90 of the total of all workers They are represented by 20 of the 23 standard railroad unions Less Than 10 Refuse But three unionswith about 130,000 men, or less than 10 of the totalnave refused to accept, even after months of negotiations These three unions are the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and the Order of Railway Conductors These are three of the socalled operating unions Already the highest paid men in the industry, their leaders demand still further advantages over other workers In all, there are about 270,000 operating employes But not all of them, by any means, are represented by BLE, BLFE, or ORC As a matter of fact, less than half132,000 to be exactare in these three unions More than halfabout 140,000are in other unions, principally the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen What makes the whole situation so hard to understand is that these 140,000 operating employes are working under wages and rules which the leaders of the other 130,000 say they cannot agree to What Do the Railroads Offer Thev offer these three unions the same settlement which was contained in a Memorandum of Agreement signed at the White House on December 21, I960 by four brotherhoods and the railroads Later these brotherhoods sought to repudiate this agreement But on May 26,1981, the Brotherhood of Railroad Traiiunen signed a complete ertemeat casyiaf out the principles of the Memorandum Agreement of December 21 They have been working under this agreement since May 25 What About Wages Under the terms of the agreement, yard engineers, firemen and conductors would now be receiving a wage increase of 34 an hour 272 a day and road engineers, firemen and conductors would now be receiving an increase of 19 cent an hour 156 per day Large sums of retroactive pay have already accrued and if the agree ment is carried out, will be paid promptly What About Cost of Living Increases The White House Agreement includes an escalator clause under which wages will be geared to changes in the Governments costofliving index Two such increases April and July, 1951have already been paid to the 90 of railroad employes cov ered by signea agreements What About the 40Hour Week The White House Agreement calls for the establishment of the 40hour week in principle, for employes in yard service The employes can have it any time after Jan uary 1, 1952, provided the manpower situation is such that the railroads can get enough men to perfdrm the work with reasonable regulrily at straight time rates If the parties do not agree on the question of availability of manpower, the White House Agreement provides arbitration by arefereeappointed Dythe President What Else Do the Union Leaders Demand The continued quibbling of the leaders of the three unions has to do principally with rules changes, which have already been agreed to by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Of these, the principal one seems to be that having to do with socaUd interdivisional serviceruns wtch take in two or more seniority distriris The union leaders would bar progress and efficiency in the industry, and better service to the public, by ifcflmtflirwg a situation where they can arbitrarily stop a railroad from establishing such interdivisional runs The carriers propose that if a railroad wishes to set up an interdivisional run, the railroad ana the unions should try to agree on such run and the conditions which should surround its establishment, and if the railroad and the unions cant agree, the matter will be submitted to arbitration But the three union leaders still refuse Rules Can Be Arbitrated The railroads have not only offered these three unions the same rules agreed to by the BRT and covered by the White House Agreement, but have even agreed to submit such rules to arbitration The Industry Pattern Is Fixed With the pattern so firmly established in the railroad industry, it seems fair to sug gest that the leaders of BLE, BLFE, and ORC stop their quibbling and take action to make the railroad labor picture 100 complete Certainly todays economic and international situation calls ft a united front And certainly no good son has been advanced why these unions should be preferred over all other r 1 employes ASTRBN SOUTHfASTEHN I wssrrtPN I 1 RAILROADS Ws are publishing this and other advertisements to talk to ycsi md 1 masses Wttcfctw mftwymiJarerjWyaj tr VJV ,fr t,mm yJiAM ffy m nifclRSIttw4u ifc W kV i,,, Bfnutltul praetiemt sirwt ms tfT fxobat 4 in County oil Grade I IronniecABiNETTE FITS IN ANY ROOM IRONS ANYTHING YOU CAN WASH Combines beauty and utilitytakes ironing out of tht basementlets you sit down and iron in the living room dining roomanyuliere Look at this laborsaving beauty today See how Ironritea tuo completely usable open endt let you iron everything vahable 3 cmt ta a of tn I ta Mid county on Uth day of OoV Mt OUr P i A r lMl TwTli011101 mvitea 3 to 4 pan PzJlaUtaft flbeniB 9nt, Juio P001 J001 Nancy laead In tho Matter at j too HTATB OP 5rfl L PAHis B WHETSSL DmaMi netresnmentfRonnie Singer Anila Jam OJWIy harta filed in f court 1 J l hi jwtaoa pnaytog ftor license Ihev W1 set the table and serve to sell t tatuNtuf said Miato in cor P010Df TClarki, 3 Ut I tain rea estate therein described ley Billy Uqht Joan Endress j it i Otdmd that the 5th ecy of Nor Program Mary Lee Aschenbren i A,D 1951 i appotetecftr hearing said ner , ,, j petttoa X i tf j J F H and Third and that all penee interested in Mid We wrote a saitey story Too tat ppear betae oedd Court, at said Late Eddie We made pictures to r j time and place to obow aause why a go with it We like to make Sal , , license,to sell the interest of said ety pictures to go with our Serf tate ta scad rooi ootato should not bo ety rules Our Halloween Decor j wntod ations look spooky J 0ft nmmmmtA Bii fm QM a puwe IhJitt Grade feiiW I7 1 Nonoo thorn U gtyer by publication Marjory Miller spent the week 9 ipimance, otoaae throe sacoMsiTo wk provtou jo end in Saugatuck JJ IJFZ Sopextv aid day of heartag tan AicWy Karen Eichman and Sharon Ci A S5v patch, a Mwioaoor pttawd and ctrcuka Griffiths were 8 yeaTs old last jSoStT With Me I d Is said County week 1 J5 T A true copy Bfaom a BUUB , yye enjoyed our 2 day vacat uadQ a Prooation last week PROFESSIONAL CORNER TH JUNCKNEY 8ANITAJUUM ey M Dutfy, M D I Atacknoy a MjrhKfcn iooiy 1100 A M to 200 P M Except Wednesdays Mon Tuern M Sat, to S p m DR a LB, McCLUSKEV Denial 112 North Michiaan Ave TelephonejM HEAL SSTATS Famu Homes Lake Properte and Buttnese Oppertunittes List Your Property witk Me GERALD BA80N Broker 2 0 a Worth Peas Ptockney, Mich Phone 10 3 Phone 15nf Hepairiao MToON I HUGHES Plumbing and Heofla State 8717 LatatMe Dflv License Bush hake Office 935 Residence 814 r Eveninas by Appointments p H SWARTHOUT di SON Howell t Michig HERB SNEED Clstta Panhali lleaistar PssbotM LEE LAVEY GeceirV lasuiojvce f We had a film strip machine jdemonstrctton n our room last pjjont 59F3 Pinckney, Mich Lany Lambert of North Carol iyE ina is a new boy in our room pxCM Pkxckney 78F2 Funeral Home Dos C SwarthouL Director Modem Equipmenl Ambulcnce fleivlte Phones 39 d3 Pmckney, Mich FRED C HEICKHOFF or OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand Rivet Av He well u MlchiciMi Phoce 358 Jesldencs 615 IxOYD HF2DEF Livestock HaaLiia Weekly Trips Muds To Defers General Traddng Phone 64F14 PrAckne7 Mlc WARPPR00F HARDWOOD TOP Beautifully styled hardwood top, finished like finest furniture Choice of rich, biown mahogany or lustrouj honey blond ASK ABOUT A FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION TAKE AO LOISG WEEKS TO PAY RETB1GSRATION SERVICE HAROLD Rlwr Repairs On All Makes Phone Plncl aey 154F3 DR, C I TOWNER Dentist 1 I I a wT w rt it NOTARY JWSUBANCE cad QKUH 4 FOR MUNTZ T V SEE ROY FISHER Factory Repceserjiativr j Free Demonstratioa Every Day rr UT B II od Pwterl W l0J0 A M, to 1000 PM Afterwards 044 Portage Lake oaa i9 Mate e pfccfem 3461 I LAVEt HAIIOARE BUICK WE STILL HAVE NEW BWCKB MOLD MKEB BETTER Livingston Motor Sales YOUR BUICK DEALER, HOWELL THE STATE OF MICHIGAN 11 Probcao Cm tor tno ovnty Uvinaotoo AS a MooMOfi of dct oourt hold en iho Piobat OfSoo ta th City oi Howoll Xn said county on the 26th day of Oct We are Cvecoroting for HaHo I ob A P 1961 i ween, We wrote invitations to m Xh Mattwr oi the tbTATE a our mothers to come Wed at 3 Gottfried Jagusch, also known as D m Jack Lee is general chair Gottfried Jagush also known as maa and Gail Gusafson, assist Fred JagusdL tant, They have appointed othef Fried JTeeplo having filed in aid court committees 1 Court hi anal admintmdon account, State Policeman talked to us and his petition praying fox the allow on gafety last week Afterwards , i ence thereof and for tho aSBianment ye wi0e a story enUtledThings PhcOXO Dexter and diatributton oi th ridue of said Q Remember on School Busses , I , Nancy Reasons mother visited lfwj LAxj It 1 ordered that the 3rd day oi Dec uS Tuesday jfflll nLUVW A D, 1951 m tea oclock in the yye enjoyed our 2 days vaca I tcserXKL at wi robcrto otflco, b and nn is hereby appoints to hear said petition 10 Ffth Grade FOR SALETwo large Duo Therm will be pedd Call Southfield 9708 nutono fan Butun, N4 ao decorations for OU Circulating Heaters with Cir Detroit, Michigan u ta Puriber CtaodThat puniic no 0 and put rmnF SALEhound Oai wood ,e dl m ey idieta ol or teachers class in to 4 69F21 and coal rangejust like new copy of thu ordr on weei or and Ph Dexter 45oi, FincKney brzi 325 McdjXt Pinctkner uoceeiv w ptwvi to said day quMfss Martin took a poem wnt W JMTiiDI have 3 client who ot hearing in the WnciSTy Dispatch a Sd printed by us back to Yp wunt to buy a small heme with FOR SALEt4 lid laundry stovfeAl aewapapor prints nd drcnlaed in r nSiwith her to 20 acres near Pinckneybari condition 1159 Mower RcL Gow We w come Kay Marie Kit not necessary, prefer a garagt pnone 172F21, Pinckney A tn copy a Smith ched oi Oak Terraca, HI, to our Fred J Teepie, Howell Mich OftletS Itdo Probalf grade e1 h Register oi ProberU LOSTA small brown and white Beagle dog near Bentley Lake and Gawley Rd,MondayReward FOR bALlJiC iractor,7 speed ransmission, can be used tor j and Bonnie Lee Indiana will have its first deer insect specimens we are giaa VJ J season Nov 13 limited to certair have ,, h southern counties Nancy WyUe has a baby bro aae , 4 7 ra Barbara Massey brought a 10 XUTOMAnC SAW FILING 75c plowing and hauling, motor ov baco plant to school for us to see LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED erhauled, good rubber, will con rmd Bnnnie Lee some mounea , sn c Ar Tnlm ujnni hav vou 36 Summer Coal Prices Now in Etfect PHONE DEXTER 2681 D E Hoey Sons After Nov 1, 116 lakes will be ther She is doing nicely m no open to white fish and cisco spear hospital and we keep sending ne ing This includes most of the cards and bocks lakes in Livingston county Seventh Grade There are 400 sawmills now op Mrs Moirises dauqhter is ill erating in Michigan ond a substitute teacher is teacn George Meabcn jr and wife Le dancing classes have be called at the Russell Wctters aun The first is for the kindergar probate home in Fowlerville Sunday tin The next is for the first grade in aid HaTold Swarhtout and Gilbert aaJ up We had 2 days off lastj ESTATE ov v ,,and Robert Campbell of Frazer Ifek Wed we have a Halloween IK THE MATTBt jj THB ESTATE 01 Amburgey hunted deer at Douglas Lake ov A 1 5 M FOR SALE er 4he week end The Stanley Dinkel family call j Griffith family, Don ed at the Kenneth Wylie heme n ,, mxA amliv and Luis KI e 150 sider traae Wnat have you 36 Also SUeors and IWve j inch buzz saw and bladei000, Hrlrou 7 i gasoline motor with averse SSPSSW5,1f,GJSC ctric washmg machiue 2000 11524 Ifeer DrteJfllaiid Udce j Wilson, phone 69F11 r WJuYlSiCustomCorn Picking THE STATE OF MICHIGAN Earl Schroeder corner M36E The Probate Court tor U County oi Pinqree Road Livingtor gree Roads A a Marion 01 nd Cowtt nld at the LOST vSmall black and white Ciflce in tn City o Howell spaniel dog named Babyon the county on the 18th day oi Oci Spears Rd Monday night 4 D tesi childs pet Call 163 or A Merlin in Anderson Sunday Pinckneys Stackable and wife called on Robert Umstead and family at Wallea Lake Sunday and took l Mrs John Boyer Mrs Eleanor Rouse and Mrs Goldie Schaufle attended the OES instaUaUon in Pinckney Soturday night Thomas Kendrew and wife of, ft fujrther Muskegon were week end guests the Lloyd Hendee farniljyHe was an army buddy of Lloyds , Levi Luatke and Alberta Dinkel m Pinckny Dispatch, a nwapr attended the MichMinn football prtmwi and circulated in aid connty game at Ann Arbor Saturday true aH A dm , FOR SALK Building crnd twq Stanley Berriman having filed In wd West Main St, Pinckney said courthisfinal adVninifitrton account known a8 the Stewart Anderson and hU potWon praying for the rt to settle estate allowance thereoi and ior tn oMtgn v v QQIaid Reason meet and itaaJhuttao 0 th riduv ol , rm LT otaata FOR SALEA large Per01 f it u orderod that the 3rd day of Dec culatinq air oil heater, exceueui uiy A T 1951 at ten oclock in the condition, very reasonable A D1951 at ten A, M, at sold Probate Mrs Charij Clark phoi 40 Oiflce 1 hereby appointod faf fcearine urdered That Publir ,eo thorooi bo giTon by puDllcation of t aepy of Ate orde tor thr uccwiv proriouB t 4 day o bootte FOR SALEBroilers, also soma Mnrir Nsh phone 61FJ2 FOR SALEBroilers, Ebastere alive or dressed ,,w IonLoi,jJJ12nlI WANTEDrARM LlbfuNGS, w Let us help you sell your faniL mi 1 iaxi Mr and MrsJUbert Dinicel enter 1 ban W t AROLI ORANDilll I QUALITY Meets Fruit Groceries Vegetables I t Fish Market v Courteous Service CLARKS tertained the Southeas Marion Farm Bureau at their home last I Wednesday night 1 Miss Audrey lUekot of Brighton spent the weeic kend at he Albert j Dinkel home, Gerald Dinkel of Lake Che mung was a Sunday dinner guest at the Albert Dinkel home Mrs Ida Byers and daugher, Janet of Ann Aifcor spent Sun day at the iRJoss Read home The lames Whitley called on Arnold Bertruist at the Michan near Howell, Sunday 1 Mrs Barbara Haines Bums ha gone to SanFrancisco, Calif to J join her husband, Pfc Don Burns Iwho is on his way home fromi Korea They will live n the Bums farm onjhe Howell Road NMr and Mrs Asher Wyhe entertained 25 Cub Scouts and tbs Scout Master Ted Gray at their home Saturiiay nighft Game were played and a luncheon setlohn Lakotte and wife of lack son were Sunday collers at the Roy DflUnaham home John Boyer and wife spent Sun day at the Aria Jaguish home in Byron The Mark Nash family were Sunday vjsftors at the Vem Gear hart near Howell Halloween parties were held Saturday night at t he Prnn Elementanv school cmd the Petty ville tchobl Square dancing wai amnsment erry McGowan and on pf Pontlac called at the Louis Ccyl home Sundayv Registor oi Proborts Hiram R Smith have mare jprospects than Probate Phone 305W HowIL Compare a KINGSCROST HYBRID with your other corns in 52 Fd MAZKBBXMak Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 31, 1951 Description An account of the resource October 31, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-10-31 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Paul W. Curlett newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a895baca358ddd189acc6f4dc4599141.pdf 6f80a72e4409b1f611a176f79f9b4fdf Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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I K i 1 Volume 68 Uiehiju Mirror More and more hunters are getting the bum rusn in rural Micnigan farmers call them Sear Roebuck Hunters They say they leave gaies opetf, cui wire iences and snoot at anything from the barn cat to a traaorSenator Blair Moody, a veteran oi televisions Meet the Press, program, will iace Michigan top newspapei men Dec 6 in aMeet the Senatoi program, sponged by the Central Michigan Chapter of Journalism at Michigan State College The panel is composed of representatives of the Booth Newspapers United Press, Assoc iated Press and Detroit Free Press The original battle flag of m 32nd Division Red Arrow who fought in World War 1, has been presented to the state by Haan American Legion Post cf Klnit The new state fcny a Mackinac will not be ready for the deer season Michigan is expected to contribute 1,500,000 to the March of Dimes this year 600, 000 more than last year About 20,000,000 in sales tax money was divided among the Michiqan schools, townships and cities and villages last weekThe municipalities got 157 per cap ita and schools 669 a child In the yejr ending June 30 last, the federai government paid Michigan, lesidents 90,473,420 Veterans go most of it , 77,574 097, conwivation 57363,175 and new cars ior veterans 69 784Tns rest was divided amonq airports highways, railroads, mines, har bors etc Army orders received by the autoo industries now total over 6,000,000,000 The Midwest will become a de pressed area unless the St Lawrence Waterway is built, accord ing to Gen Lewis Pick, chief ar my engineer He says the steel industry is moving west of the Wednesday, November 7, 1951 Characters FRANK REASON The folowing article is about Frank Reason, better known as Dick foeason He lived on Ping tee Road, the first house nanh of the Marble school A grandson, Ray owns it now From what I have learned he was a success ful farmer and shrewd dealer and in comfortable circumstan ces He was one of a family of 14 children and had to qo to work early in life and consequently he had little schoolinq He was not particularly religious 1 am told althouqh he usually contributed to the church He married Mary Marble, daughter of Saniord Mar ble, first settler in Pinckney Hey was an iniluentai man and is listed as rme cf the contributors U the 2000 fund raised here tci fight Jim Pearson in court when he took possession of the Pinckney public srruare However he is known chjeflyfor a vision he had known as Dick Reasons Vision, This happened way back in me eiqhties or be fore He waa workinq m his field one day as the sun was setting when he saw crossed guns aw bayonets outlined on trie settinq sun That niqht he had a dream in which he saw carriaqes runnnnqj without horses, machines ily inq throuqh the air and boats runninq under waier He saw ri time ot war, distress and famineHowever this was eventually foil owed by a time of peace asm plenty in which he saw a vision of a small boy, lion and lamb, all playhq together Now Mr Rea son became a steady reader 61 the Bible and memorized whole chapiers oi it, especialy that pari cteaiinq with his vision, Then he went to Ann Arbor and had u paintinq made of a boy, lion and a lamb as biq as two house doorsThis he took around to the OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat Football Neles Current Coming WILL ROGERS, ALLAMERICAN LOSE AT STOCKBRIDGE PincHviey was given a cnance The corridors of the Washtensnv rV IN THE PAPERS Appalohoins and the aufo induscfJ18 nd tnr J98 I vTn rn iflinri lectured on it and his vision, i try will follow suit The cold war in Korea is costing the government twice as much per soldier as in World War II The cost per year per soldier is J17,060 in World War II it was 7331 a man Gov G Mennen Williams was nowed in for 24 hours last week at Hancock, upper peninsula when he went to decHcaie the new TB Sanitarium This was and lectured on it and his vision Ministers of the qospel often ar qued with him but were never i able to stick Mm Mr Reason j remarried late in life and took the picture with him After deaih in 1903 it could not found Mr Reason had four children, a son, Sanford and tree daughters, Mrs Jennie Hall Mrs Maude Allison and Mrs Ella Mercer OH to win theqame at Stockbridge,jammed by sensation uFriday niqht as that teem has booysoxers last wek K had an oti year, only winning wanted to qet in thl H iW one qame Bui the day before Wiliiam Morey Jaob pJff their chances went glimmer inq David Royal, charged wrth 5 when 5 senior members ot th brutal sluyinq of Paulina tlw team were suspended from the, bell, St Joe hospital nur hK team for breaking training rules1 ever Judge Breakey ordered aU h seems they went on an unauth, orized party a night or so beforethe qame This made it necessary Jo start freshmen who are shy on wght and Stockbridge romped to an easy 52 to 6 victory, Georqe Bradley qettinq the only Pincykney touchdown Coach Pleader put every man on the squad in the contest which was played in near zero weather Very few Pincknev fans saw the qame Friday Pinckney ends the season when they meet St Marys spetators excluded until the jury was drawn This proved t be a four day job All jurors who were in any way connected with e nursing industy or tavern bus ine3 were excluded A Milan tarv em figures in the case as that is where lhe 3 boys qot their liquor The tavern keeper has since lost his license The usual panel oi 60 jurors was exhausted and an otner panel oi 100 called 14 were selected in case any of them be came ill It would seems these bobby soxers should be kept in of Adrian there This team used to be easy for Pinckney but they school where they belona defeated Pinckney last year when Pincknev failed, to win any games FOOTBALL SCORES Georqelown, 111, 26, Dexter 0 Ann Arbor 7, Jackson 0 Howell 30, Fowlerville 0 Briqhton 21, Norihville 13 Ypsilanti 21, Rivoi fouqe 0 Morenci 52, Camden 6 Clinton 26, Manchester 6 Mich Center 26 Flat Rock 13, Dundee B Milan 27, Chelsea 6 Lincoln 20 University 0 Saline 6Roose velt 0 St Thomas 14, St Marys Jackson 6 Conservation I Hunting period for either sex of his der in tyichigan by special draw beting is Dec 15 except in Allegan county where it is Dec 110 6 state parks close Nov 1 Th other 57 will be open for fall and winter sports authorized some years ago when I Jpse all are deceased but Mrs n, i va,,j cirnnr TV, ,,, MJercer It was trorn her that 1 the state voted 500000 This was not enough and me state raised the amount to 657 000The gover no got 329,000 more from the federal goverment A 100 bed TB Sanrtaruim is also beinq built at Kalamazoo WHBFIFRBYERLY Married at St Marys church, Pinckney Nov 3, Joann Wheeler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Car men Wheeler ot Gregory to Ron laid Byerly, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Byerly of Stockbridge, Rev Albert Schmitt officiating The bride wore a white satin fcown with full train and finger tip veil of illusion and cairied qot most of these facts MARRIAGE LICENSE Lee McMichael, 25, Hamburq, Pauline Sisk 19, Howell Steve Lazlo, 21, Pinckney Julia Miller, 17, Hamburq Richard Guy1 Younq, 22, Gregory, Susan Jane Campbell 18Arthur Timmons,26, Brighton, Florence Cusi, 24, Briqh ton GEfS PRESENTATION Miss Nellie Gardner vho retired as clerk at the Pinckney postoffice Nov 1,1951 after 15 years on the job, was presented with a handsome gold wrist watch by The dept has shipped 340,000 shrubs to 522 Michiqan farmers to improve wild life habitat 170 of these received them for the first tome , Pheasant huntinq is better this year than lastThe Dansville area reports twice as many birds shot but third less hunters In Thumb 50 percent more were shot 7 wolves in the upper peninsula wre bountied in October Church Notes Catholic Marys Catholic Church PlccJmey Michigan Rev Fr Albert J Schmitt Fattoc Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800 UM0 113P Winter 800 1000 Novenna Devotions Friday evening at 730 p, m Confessions Friday after Novena Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P, M Sunday besot 800 CLOTHES FOR KOREA In Sept Sat Phillip J,McDonnell wrole his parents, Mr and Mrs John McDonnell that he would like to have them send warm childrens clolhinq to him to give to war orphaned youngsters near where he is stationed in Seol, Korea With contributions from Mrs Justin Stecker, Mrs Lester McAfee Mrs Charles each and Mrs Clarence Blades, four boxes were sent He acknowledged them Oct 25 and said he had tak en them to an orphanage,one of many, they were much apprec Have you eaten any hors meat lately You may haveDe troit police have arrested The acre Pappas, charged with selling norse meat i0r beefThe meol came from a Centerline slaugh ter house that sells it but wasnt 1feUga as such as the law eels The two truck drivers who were arrested claimed they were emplod by Pappas and had been delivering the meat to De trait, Ann Arbor and Lansing ree taurant Ann Arbor police said ai check of restaurants there showed no horse meat and if there had been any it had been disposed of in Lansing pure food officers ordered a steak in the Regent Cafsi which proved to be hors meat The proprietor saidhe bought it oi the Belleville Packing Co for beef The charge has been made and featured in the papers that play ers on the Michigan State Normal football team who CLIQ injured playing, ar doped with nova cam and sent back in ths gam aqain It all seems to have start ed when a trainer named Hershey was discharged Hs has iated He also bought them candy since been reinstated College Congregational Itev Donald Brady, pastor Thur 1030 a m Ladies aid church, dinner at noon at and cookies and said in some way he was going to get ihem fuel whichjs verv scarce thereHe said thev can use more clothes, especially shoes PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS At the Kings Daugnters meetinq at the home of Mrs Louis Coyle last Thursday, Grace Thiel of Lakeland spokr on work among the American Indians She is International Aid for Michigan Mrs Leslie Merritt gave a report of the state convention at Saginaw where she represented the Pinckney Circle Two Thanksgiving guizes wrro conducted by Mrs Eloyse CanD white mums Catherine Johnstson Postmaster Lawrence Baughn and was maid of honor and Eleanor j Rural Carrieis Gorman Kelly and Topping and Joyce Breniser, theHarry Murphy in recognition of bridesmaids The former wore a blue taffeta gown and the latter two rose colored taffeta All can led yellow mums Howard Ward acted as best man and TomCampbell and John Steffen as ushers The brides mo liner wore a red colored faithful service is gcting clerk Lorenza Murphy JT I ii ,11 o 730 p m, Prayer meeting at the Autoes have crpparently failed home Lydia aneau1cls SuedTcfr Me Sunday 10 30 Sermon Praying DelT the winners being MrsStella TcnerT Kacauto 1 P Sun, Garr and Mrs Ena Euler 5 new goM deer and archers none 1 Hunters henre caused an in1 at Ypsilanti Congl church25 ion service Attendance 21 mem crease m fires 27 nres last week j churches to take part Speakers bers and 7 guests Mrs Margaret burned over 121 acres be Rev Gordon Speer and Rev,Burns was assistant hostess The muskrert and raccoon in on Rev Wm Shaw Dinner at 600 in the upper peninsula It will j Tues 800 p m, Young Ladieai Auxiliary meet with Mrs Albert authorities said they investigated the charges and could find no evidence to support them Novo cain is a aeritive of cocainzn old favorite with horse jockies and swappers A lame horse after havinq cocain injected into its foot or leg would run or walk with cult showing lameness as it felt no pain We remember a farm auction in our youth whsre a fine team had both been doped with cocain The man who got ihem refused to keep them Stev ONfcil, icormer Detroit Tiger mgr, in a press interview says nova cain wos used on Harold Newhouser in 1945, tne year Detroit won the pennant when his crm went bad MRS MARY BURNS Mrs Mary Kelly Burns, 83, died at her home in Howell Thur , 4, gown day She was born in Hartland and the grooms mother a plunijjune 161868 cmdmarried William colored one u 15urnfi at St Patricks, church in A reception was held at the Brighton Nov 17, 1892 He sur Gregory Community Hall after j vives her with 3 sons Ray of choir practise 730, Senior choir practise ,starts in the lower Dec 1 15,642 trapping licenses were issued j Shirley in Michigan last year Raccoons Wed, 400Junior are said to be worth 3, Musk rata 150 and skunk 75c 443 ctnservatiotn law violators paid 12,798 in fines in Sept Although rifles may not be used to hunt deer in southern Mich, gem this year they may be us ed to hunt rabbits, sguirrel wood chucks etc in southern Michigan Mennonite which the couple left on a short weeding trip They will reside at Halfmcon Lake Both young people graduated from Stockbridge high school last June The bride is employed bV the Livingston County Mutual Auto Insurance Company at j Howell and the gf oom by the Hickory Ridge Dairy of Stock bridge CARD OIT THANT I wih to thank my relatives and friends The Altar Society and Kings Daughters for their kind Bets also far the beautiful cards it me during my illnes Lucy Jeffreys 11 j Kiu T, , Th bta herring rtro In the Great SKES 1 hur ad J ol Lakes i8 ePected to start the of Howell There are 2 sisters, tot week in No It test 3 b 4 , T of Bnghton and Mrs Mary Jamieson oof How ell and c Hartland The funeral was at St Josephs church, Howell Saturday mornjing with burial in M Olivet Cemetery O E S NOTICE Regular meeting of Pinckney Chapter No 145 OES Friday evening Nov 9 at 800 p m Ffnor Baugjhn, Secfy 815 Service Wednesday 00 p The Mennonite church will coll ect clothing far German refuXRAYING EARTH FOR CHRIST IAUTIES SECRETS First details about a newdramOO Coon Lake Rd, Howell ric mstms of archeological ex lonaHon will be revealed in this 5Iir Sundavs Nov II issue The American Weekly, exclus jely wih Detroit Sunday Times ad how Pope Piu 3CH invited ts to use their earth jemy ancient grave neca m Pft Oalvary Mennontts Church v fiaa Beacb Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Assisaol Paul Chaffee MrrfliO Worship 1000 Susrr School 1100 and Mrs Mary Iamieson oo How ao2, down Henlno la fte 0 J fcls 11 and a brother John Kelly SaVSt MTaSp 6,600,1 PltowMP S 000 were taken last year The season on pheasantsruffed grouse squirrel and woodcock ended Nov 5 but ducks, geese may be shot to Nov 25 ancf rob bits and woodchuck to Dec31 Get your deer license early Last minute rushes last year exhaust dealers supplies in many paces 396 geese wfshot the first 2 week at the Swan Creek Wlid jLife Station compared to 297 last iViW L1UH mill in nuW UUM1 1I1H ay rmm woek E H Maaa 1 personsof their right iohimt in 7 counties during the spertat i thoughmirness and mwmn amgtMm , , deer season in December The inq during our recent bereave THE MESSIAH DEC 16 0bfed is to reduce fruit tree dam, mejit, the loss of our loved one ir these 7 fruit producing count ies , BOY SCOUT NOTICE Meetinq at Congl church on Nov 14, 730 to organize adult advisory Boy Scout Board All parents and interested parties are invited to attend Authority forthe Portage iakv canal to control the waters ot the lake will be vested jointly in the boards of supervisors of Li vine, and Washtenaw counties Living stn has already approved the resolution and Washtenaw is ex pected to There will also be periodic supervision for removing, replacing the dam gates t con trl the lake levelIn the British elections Winston Churchill, conservative was re turned as prime minister over Clement AtLee, laborite He lost the popular vote to AtLee 493 to 483 Churchris party has 313, seats, AtLees 292 and otner par Potluck dinner at noon to ties 13 The conservative platform LADIES AID MEETING Ladies Aid meets at church parlors, Thur, Nov 8, for an al all days sew starting at 1030 a m NOTOS CIDER MILL My cider mi in now open Tue Vear was not so far to the right as many think Their platform includ ed a 300,000 housing unit, increased aid to dependent mothers and We wish to thank our many children Also a 4700,000 lb, 3 friends and neighbors for their fyscnr rearment program The biq understand difference is thev would donation which tho husbands are invited Mrs Margaret Swarthout, ch CARD OP THANKS Tri Hartland Area Prbfectrwill present the Messiah at the rlart land Music Hall Dee 16 at 800 m Anyone wanting to take cprt i wefcottWbwsels every Monday nfejht, x , InA Uphotf director must take he yLoh pell to fhft nearest conservation office Town ship cletksno lonqer do thto wonc and to the Swarthout family jpC m their many krnd acts Our sincere To obtain vour fox bounty yoii i OTodrudje to the Rei, The people of Pinckney were impose upon again on Hallow een night Not so much by Pinckney children as by those who came from the ooutside Ther were droves of them Doc Cory gave away 300 candy bars and Roy Clark 275 Some private homes handed out over a hundred treats Some children when asked where they Uvea gave places 6 and 7 miles, away but said they attended the Pinclcaef school Not much damage was dona except soaping windows At Parkei Motor Sales vandals smashed a bottle of ink against the white WTII of the building Last year black paint was smeared on it Brady for their words cfld prayers Mark and Mable Matteson and Family alize railroad and mines that the labor party took over We think mo tmMo DM ssjerape HIWV drs Thev lost India and Persia McLucas TdAbg ppq o MOU Bnuqbg poo comforting Great Britian depends on her col bnles for wealth and imports and Kent and Oakland counties have abolished the office of cor arver and appointed medical ex aminers instead According to q law passed by the legislature only counties with a population riot less than 250,000 and not more than 500,000 may do this Wayne county will try to do like wise but must qet the law changed Wayne county now has two coroners who draw 5000 each a year and have numerous assis tants The law should be amend ed to apply to all counties, Also highway commissioner and aU but one constable should be left off the ballot NOM ever qualtfy and it costs mors to count thetr votes We shall watch with, workings of the federal taxina gambling as WIUWB M Illegal Already the pmo eiem fp tsetn sq eus n howling it will foros be no mote Swat Brtttan Ury 1 i tax bill is r 1 r, Sfvr ri I Hi TH , A Wm ,U V Ji Wr ij iiiau1 , 4 vsvT V0 te e Our w Ki r BSfiJ vvr Nliniboring Motet 1 HoweO iTser VTirWB Mil X 7f wAy c Aeefes Ernest Benjamin, well FowkrvUle resident and toy of the Masonic far30 fts as Ceoeliaft Catholic chi 55 to Mxi Qtiss DeMarr at Has llnqsNeb They will reside at, fee St Petersburg, Florida j Mrs Cannon Darnrnan has Friday, Saturday, Nov i 10 been named W M of FawlerviUe O, S and Mrs Eva Mae An drew oi the Brighton Chapter Joel Allen of Fowlervtile and Efta Daniels of Perry were man led i Angola, hid, Oct1 2 Norman Smith, 26, at Howell was kiMed Oct 29 when he fell ion aeawmlll Wade operated by fiSTEesTMeTaB i Vctor Geer oa Tooley Rd, , wwwr ewy w u The Livingston County Maccabees met at Hamburg Oct 24 Mrs Emily Kucher was elected elected commander Dexter Theatre Humphrey Bogart John Derek to KNOCK ON ANY DOOR , also Charles Stanett Smiley Burnette In ACBOSS THE BADLANDS J statues Suaday I10 9 m Spencer Tracy Pat OBrien Diana Lynn, John Hodiak in deT Saturday Nor, , 10 DeLux Double Feature Gene Autrey in THEBLAZING PN Pins YUKON MANHUNT Kkby Groat Gail Davis fiundcy, Monday Ifov XL IT shows 700 feOO Sun Show 3,5,7, MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW Gatac sr ToWfeejMBr A, Musical StafrtBf Betty Grable McDonald Cory and Rory Calhoun Cartoon Pete Mmk Hew smnr fe3ttSmfaipBd villa, PEOPLE AGAINST , will VA tiv kmii4t trt fira r snows 7uU 900 D will voteon building a joint tire engine house to cost 8000 f raeyw bjte Into the Rose Motor Sales at Stockbridge last week and carried off the safe It was empty j Over 400 people attended the Coining Painting the Clouds with 3J Siger showed colored films Re Tue Wed, Thar, ieJwV 13 If U John Wayne, Robert Ryan to FLYING LEATHERNECKS eli THE GOLDEN HORD with David Farrar, Ann Blytfa Me r Coming People Will TalkTbusii ,der in the Hill Angels in the Out field AVOW tlliAitiv SSSSE3SB J OUT family weve dtocove c theres Just no substitute fw ,iot water How abott y i u like us, youll find an electric VJheater madetoorUer 1T yuur weeds Heating water che a4tt automatic electric way is tie i can be No fumes, no ane, o fusa Your electric water heater operates aiipcvial low rates it ieat3 while you sleep So why be satisfied with arything less than complete water heating sartsfaction De rofl, CO ELECTRIC Tune in Edison Electric Theater Wednesdays at 7 p m WXYZTV wafer heating therm hi freshments were served j Ranson Grove, 19 of Fowlerville has been arreted for reckless i driving He was the one Officer 7 Saturday NOT , 10 Davis of Brighton was chasing j TEXANS NEVER CRY when he wrecked his car 1 to sepia color The Brighton school has receiv Gene Autrey and Champion ed 65 bushel of surplus apples to m 9mm Western The Michigan state police Fuddy Duddy Buddy Dont Throw made 8,583 arrests in the month That Knife, Quebec Sports Holi 5LVAJN iilEA Jtffsflh, M percent more than of Sept 22 last Year Leonard Lyons, a former Hartland high school football star is playing on Kalamazoo College team this year I Born to Mr and Mrs Donald flews CartoonJennie and the Gyde of Pinckney at McPhersonfComkig Surrender, Call Vie Mis day, Milt Britten and Band ttunday, Tuesday Nov II, 13 PAGAN LOVE SONG In Tectmlcotof picture of Taniti with Esther Williams Howard Keel Gol ter atog Sun dfish Sh JFriday, Satncday Nor 9, 10 BEST OF BAD MEN In Technicolor A Super Western Stanfif Robert Ryan Claire Trevor Rob ert Preston Waller Brennom and Bruce Cabot Cartooi oris Thanksgiving PARTY Lee Theatre WHUTMORE LAKE MICH Friday, Saturday, Nor 9, 10 Oeesle ft T it rV at Pinckney High Gym Live Turkeys hospital Oct 23 a qirL The Kroger Co is discontinuing their Brighton store The sheriffs djept is seeking a fire bug who is believed to have set 6 fires north of Howell in two weeks One was a barn, the rest were hay cmd straw slacks Ann Arbor Methodists have raised 1800 toward their new church their goal is 375,000 The Brighton PTA claims a membership of 250 JRbbert Lyndon has been nam ed head of the Dexter Kiwanis Club George Heydlauf of Chelsea playing on the Western State football team suffered a broken law last week ,J xears Ago Pinckney beat South Lyon here Friday 68 to 0 Swarthout made I 7 touchdowns They play New Hudson, who is undefeated, there Friday Pearl Robinson of Pinckney and Arch OBrien of Barton City were married in Detroit Oct 8 1 Ruih Johnson of Howell and J Bryan McCluskey ofo Pinckey jwere married in Detroit Thursday U I Roy Livingston who lives on the jS4gIer farm has started a fact tory known as the Livingston Mush Co, A freight train was wrecked at i runranrn nw TUP UTTT Lakeland Saturday, delaying all f BiSrSSJJSiM traffic until Sunday, 11 Crawford N H Larson of Lansing has rented the Pinckney Bakery and will reopen it j Rev Fr McQuillan is building a garage at St Marys rectory i He sold the barn to Abe Haines Born to Francie Martin and wife f of Howell Nov 1, a son Margaret Driver and Charles J I Clark werec called at St Marys church Sunday 30 day options have been se cured on 1200 acres of land at Hamburg by Detroit parties An oil well is being sunk on the Bradley farm in Iosco Sunday, Monday, pov TL 12 THE LAW AND THE NAVY A Cttuiedf Stoning Marjory Main, Greer Garson and Michael Wilding Sandoy Shows 3 5, 7, 9 fuse, Wed, Thu, fo 13 M, tS UTTLE EGYPT Ternicolo Mrs Albert Pbberts of Luther with ia visiting her daughter Mrs Art mtonjot Fleming, Mark Stevens Marshall and family m Nancy Guild, Charles Drake Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and child shows 715, 905 ren were in Howell Friday cartoon and Pfma Mr and Mrs Harry Hess of c0mingMr Imperiumagecoacj Waterloo were Sunday guests of 33 Cargo On Moonlight Bay Wayne AtLee and wife LITTLE EGYPT In Technicolor with Rhonda Fleming, Mark Stevens Nancy Guild, Charles Drake Plus JUNGLE HUNTERS shows 715 910 What ftunday, Monday Nov II It Claudette Colbert Ann Blyth Latest News ,Tues Wed, Thux,, njov 13 14, L5 John Wayoe,Robert Ryan FLYING LEATHERNECKS in Technicolor wttfc Janls Carter I DO 2 WANT MOST IN A JOB b Good Wagtes of Course But more, that that a chance to are secure a clean pleasant get ahead a tseiing that you place t work in nice people to work with the kind you would be proud to have us iriends These are some oi iho advan vantages in telephone work U you are looking for a good job that can be fun and be interest 1ing work too, Michigan Bell may have a Job for you You JJf eid ao exP6rince ana ypuwUl be paid while you learn Telephone jobs for girls pay higher than ever before If you arm interested in a good Job with regular pay Increase drop by our our employment office iMJCHIGAN BELL TELEPHONED COMPANY 323 Erwit WtBhlngto St Ann Arbor Michigan a Joe Palooka In TRIPLE CROSS Joe Kirkwood Jr, James Gleason i 4 If ears As Several persons were shot in ARMISTICE DAY The Korean War, which we fight as part of the United Nations forces, is still taking a toll in the lives of young Americans We do equal homage to these as to those who fell in m Jthe state Halloween night by per sons who objected to having their TZr ZZ Sd War I 0 World War j man who shot him killed himself Tev truly bear the standard of At the election Tuesday it was liberty as did their fathers and all Republican in the county ex brothers to make this world a betcept ioTSeasurer where Robert Place hv for all the peo Wright Demociat, won Fred M pie Sponsored by Warmer was elected governor ov ier Woodbridge N Ferris by a i small margin Gene Campbell and wife have V F W Post 7301 Pinckney STARTS AT 830 P M aeRts fr returned from St Louis Ma I Tht Dramatic Club will take, their playThe Millers Daughter J to Stockbridge Saturday t The Pinckney Gleaners wilL smeet at the Frank Mowers home j i MrsBizabetti Glover Fritz, former resident, died in May our original hopes of Arm istice Day, 1918 become a real ity and once again live in a world at peace for all time McPHgJUQNSt SANK Ail defoastsi up to 910,000 insured by apr membtip inthe Federoi Deposit Insurance Cat ENJOY SOFT , WATER II Save Over s100 o year Hev enrich mfiien eft water fer eatlet dithwofthing, wMsf wothe, flerleet liempeet deflfMM berhi Oet i laiU ee this in g ARMISTICE DAY a A day that refreshes our memory tt all those young men who beNan Ledwidge with Kfrs Esther Montana Monday Beyed that liberty was worth By Monday Dennis Shehan and fOTi flghing for dying far Imus and daughter, June, attend Catherine Fohay were married at Qyj frwmfr wji not be open or Marys church crnd Wt ibasmees, Arrnlenoe Day Monday PERMUTir WATER SOfTINII Cojft 49 M on pttwor St Water Syttmf etc J Wtmny Dinkel i id xol fcKpRlfdfffsn , cAXZ W vernbeTST Twirhrmknn to Thomon Read, George Reason OYms im Deo Salurday and Son and 4 ardwaro rfriisrw Mr cod Mrs Joe Griffhh nterwere aR oettlsing to feu coal f 1 rfATlrlU lANK fined at diner Scrturday the Mark r4n ,8 e 12 a n4 Matteeoo fcaaUy, the Don Griff, wc ns 138, todies hose 8e, uoaer Hh family attdaeiis Hartman tnJ sweaters 44c, ladiee sldrte family to honor of Pt Otis Matte 129 mens soft tArllJtset JET son who4 retuihi 1 Indiantown of bed 07085 They vtgk TOC ap Pa Mcftday winaafcsm ajSoihrji vU T7 S GEORGE EOOTH Phimntog WATER SYUFMV 8 4 Norm Seswort A Vbfit Pfartoey 1S3F1I Mrs Edith VanSlambrook has been ncaned chedrfnan for Put nam township of th Uviinaston sptmyilscaih3ouilt21 whawift v fJH hrununiiatioa M 1 J frh V tw J T , lVJ W yrbmietbW HO f sa rHtifOK l 01 8sU J , Groceries Canned Gents, Fa i Shoes , , Act March 6, 1877 u Mcdowell StPuickaeyMica tjgubecrtgtten Pfice jup pt year j Mrs Merwin Campbell and IjMrs Leslie Merritt attended the i county board meeting of the Liv lingston Coanty Kings Daughters meeting at Fowlerville Monday j Arnold Berquist is still under observation at the Michigan State San The Junior Choir of the Congl church made their first appearance far the fail last Suday There were 36 singing of the choirs tot tai enroilmet of 41 I Mr, and MrsMaynard Clark of Manchester called at the Walt er Clark home Friday Gerald Swarthout came back Sunday from Douglas Lake with a deerPat and Mike McGowan of Pantiac spent Sunday at Louis Coyle home, Mr and Mrs Louis Coyle were were Sunday dinner guests at tile Jack Young home at Poittge Lake WMard Wiftsecfrtd wife and Howard Danker and wife spent last week at Ctirran A new oistem for fire protection has been built on Unadilla tj wst of thsr school LOOK FOR m CLOCK A RiTSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED Ol Plumbing Pumps, Bathrorm, Fixtures an Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SPECUUrr CSMPLTTE LINE OF FUTURES COLO V WBTTE P01SK Myron Hughes MASTER PLUMBER mm PHONE ffNCKNEY 157F11 wmmmmummmamammmmmi Kennedyv S2 LOWEST PKE Special ft hut PHIlGASWMfftan P Farnum and wLe of Drayton Plaint weie Sunday quests of the Olin Robinson family Mrs, Mildred Miller, Mrs Irne Thompson Mrs Francis Robin g J son Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel, 1 j daughter Roberta and Nancy j Cass Parrell who is in the grav 1 tteded the 0hS install I el business in Muskegon spent ation at Brighton Thursday night v the week end with HarryFrost, f 1 Sunday quests at the Lester IcAfee home were son and family of Detroit, Joe Hud Drad or Alive fiPM ANTMAus COLLECTED PKOJWLY HORSES 100 COWS 100WF BUY HIDE mD CAIF SfcUNS PHONE COLLECT GREGORY FARMEBS ELEVATOR OR HOWELL FARMERS ELEVATOR PHONE 1311 8F MrsCamelia Bowen and family B j , , KdrdMrslCesiral Head Stock CO ftWifcviii 4S K Mf Nellie Clark is working in McAfee home were Phillip Hudfa Howell convelescent home From where st6y Jo Marsl fiTalks Turkey1 Long Ursfnce j Wilbur Warner and wife of Ft Wayne,Ind called on her cousin, Mrs Mv Teepley Frida son and family of Calhonuu and Ray Cornelian and family ci , Green Bay, Wis 30 families attended tneJall Mrs, Herman Eisele and dough oween party at the Ycuuglove ii olNem Jersey and Mrs Wil school Wed night Weiners wei burEisele ol Fowlerville called served, games played and a on Mrs Emma Vollmer Saturday, qood time enjoyed Mr and Mr Ona Campbell Jhe William Murdock family spent the week end at the Carl cf 18 Spent Sunday lent home in Lansihg Mrs at Jvhe home Campbell remained tor cf vlflR L ihe Whcb ,0 Ms G W Qark of Ann Arbor lCorner7wn TWf r, , ispeht Sunday at the Waiter arf,s Ward home Thsday nu Clark name, Allen Davis of Detroit called Armur Bulis and wife of Greg the Albert Dinkel home Sun Hy were Sunday dinner guests day He is driving a car at the Robert Read home waytruck for the Mrs Dorothy Meabon Boyer j cPtfny Ford haul Motor Some people chuckled when Sonny Flstier rented a home recordinc machine to record the noise his flock of turkeys make I sent the recording to a buyer rT a supurmurket chain, Sonny aii J told them My turkeys peak for themselveslisten to this record They not only took my birds, but bought the record Why did thv want Ihe record I asked him Very simple, he says Theyre nina to play it over the loud speakers in their stores and then an announcer on another rccH reminds the cus tomers that turkeyi are plentiful and a good buy, BVm where I KH, its not wmjt smart to make fun of someone just because he does things a little differently I think a jrlass of beer ia the moHt refreshing bererajfe there is You or Sonny may prefer something efce But whos to ecocide ones rinht and the others wrong Lets stay on record that eTeiones entitled to his own tastes and opinion Copyright, ll, Untied Stales Brewers Foundation Mrs Ned Sehaufle and Mrs ejadripUm V signals eoottnt la 80 ntinutea V ffvas time and aaalafomutioa IfnalnV VH weriHnK ar Fort Caoceued i UBERAL TRADEIN AUOWANCl ON YOUR OLD RANOEI New Is its tlmtf to modemiza fmu Wtcheo with Philgsai the thrfh awttkd faa fc farfe1 and town Komet ou caw huftt Tar and Wide, but YCA font Itod bigger uj ths AH btatifl emerbw, too, m aril 0 generous Uedeie aBcwanco o VyW U range regarxltes of tyTSe, matte dndiMrs Gertrude Arnott flew f r wea ocnauiie 4 STATE OF MICHIGAN I here from West Virginia and , Boi were in Losing last the kCounty spent the weekend at the George t 160 te nt Su J of Livingston MeabonM home I j John Boyer andwifem Sim In h J on I Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt day at the Clareifce Pratt hCarlotta VanAntwerrand Cath spent Monddywith Mrs Blanch, Ann Aroor erine M VanAntwerp to vacate Ncrylor of Eaton Rapidsv Mesdcrmes John Boyer and Ned p b, Au Mr and Mrs EaxlBahn en Schauile were in nn rbpr last Subdivision abXeen lots tertained for dmner Sunday ini gA , two ccd 19 of d Subdivisionl as jVW tewrm who leay 1 JKSto Wy d laid out record I tor Long Beach, Calif, and over, childien oalled at Je, WY , d n Liber 1 of plats, paqe 62 seasrthe Robert Seefield, Winston i h iome Sunday md saw the T Inerest J Persnsqe Bcrughn, Bill Baughn, Lawrence t new baby Baughn and Virgmia Ccrver fam Bob Read, Ronnie and Gerald Swarthout, Normal Miller, Mr 62 t arsons ktice oi Pendency o a Petition 6 vacate c Part of the Riverbend SSEife condition Esy erms, if yow wiA eipom jsn ounoj pxoqonj Tldliiouqh Sam Gentilcr is finishing his I were at Douglas Ike over , house on Cedar Lake Rd weekend 4hEdselMeyer famUy of Yp Garth Meyer hag sold his milk ksilanti spet Sunday at the WH route to his brother, Wm He will Meyer honte , attend state Tohcefchool in East 3 Mrs Ida yers and daughter i Lansing Janet, of Arfc Arbor were Sunday I JuneBobon d UNorma Jean quests at the Ross Read home f Everwho are roommates at Yp Mrs Clifford Miller and Mrs orqe Thompson attended the ES installation at Fowlerville las iorrdcy night MANY OTHIU PHttOS 1 KOM WHICHffiPfl S silanti where fheyv attend the Mich Normal, wefjp home over the week ead , The tfovle TemSeton family of Keego Harbor sPf th week end at theWJSAleyjagt, rtGclnpbell and wife oi Herb Palmer ir, md tamwf calleF at the Andrew Frnit spent the weelgenri at the sll hae Saturday Herb Palmer sr hoe Mr and KS Fred Read were Th Mteav Kennedy family in Detroit Monday were Sunday saUeraicrt trJton rftrrlev Britten and wife of St ley Culverlaqn in Peerfl louis called on theRoy Reaeon The Ambrose KerAedv fcrmiw , family Sunday ofKowell were Sunday guests Pfc Robert Amburgy and wife at the Trvin Keneedy home wfiislrs Thftn thev Suririav visitors cri the L J are here for 2 weeks Then they fa0Michigan Designated on the Plat cf Said Subdivision as Public Alley Notice is hereby given that a petition nas been hiea with h Clcik oi the Circuit Court ot Livlngson County,State oi Michigan praying that a part of the diver Pendwiilo Subamsion in thai Township of HomburgLivingston County, Michigan designated en the plat ot said subdivision as public Alley be vacated Said Subdivision to be vacated being inoSai rjlofiticularly descibed as tollows Public Alley located between Lots18 and 19 and extending the length of said lots to the Huron veC An application for an order va eating the aforesaid described poition oi the Riverbendwillo Suh ivision of the Township of Ham TTV Ledwldae wasohom from The C W Hgoker family of Notre tDame University from Thur Ann Arbor were Suay dinner r Ho Sunday ,tTuests of J H Hooket and wife riavev iejbullliina a 50 ft Jcjuv Pnut Ware fas home on hie store art f6oot Akron OWot avlr the week urlis Patterson ,and wfcV of mrl wlf of CbwdUT Uda wg Citv of HoT 1 home Sunday Nfc Lorry, of Howell rf , of 1Ut day of Deimher 1851ar 930 A M of said day or as soon af terwaid as counsel may be heard I Stanley Beoiman Jariotta I htowm fof VanAntwerp plffgbigfe, Cathedne M Badness Address VanAntwerp Howell, Michigan , Telephone No 138 Dated November 3 1951 AK INSTALLATION Your Chain Saw fiharpetie bVe Mto Wayj Saw Hfharpftneni AieofHaUd dcf Circular Sc ric Chain sRsw nsgBJBr JPQ1 the Elec s Sharp Pcrtrlcia Swrthat, oaiqnter of Mrs Claude Swarthout, Mr and MtClain Saw Shop Blockav North oi Cosaaranlty 415 FLEMING STHOWELLMICH2 Sbrotot cad Fuel O ,ere on the Loy MdCleor farm Art Marshall and wife cad son Louie asd friend of HoweU weny Sunday dinner aueete at the Will ard Wtoeyec p products youneecf use 1he YEftCW Kcrthedne WItoe epent mm tU hfiMav W VZi 1 i ft C5TiW4 r Memutltml Prmetiemt Phillip Morphy, vicsT Nosh, woe Judy Hie CABINETTE FITS IN ANY ROOM IRONS ANYTHING YOU CAN WASH Combines beauty and utilityukee ironing oat of the basementlets you tit down and iron in the Brief resssj S I iL niiniifwii Look at this Uboraarinf saet i Set ham htnciuS two ounplmlj mmU dps mm 1st yon iron am J thing washable ilsT55 SArsTTARIOM wos lots oi han WenoBjcrnd our party and fug k were pad to have our mothers lSy7liOO ANte ate W JHSJpJHHHl j Junior ckcH Jocjr Jim Matteson, vie pre 0 VanSknnbrook, sec John son, treas J Via us W are sorry to hay Sophmore class Dork Jjnus, fejto Monis miss it through ill pre, Vera Upstrcrw, vice yres I neesTWe Iflced the cookie and Marilyn Perry sea Kenneth Mjchqcojtete sJUc eson Freshmen clan Ricky Milder J pre BUI Rowell, vfce prnha,, John, tevesans brother 8eott Cory, etc Ervin Green, treas L IfjU old put nil nose, 3 stitches I were takstx We made charts iar National V ir IFOR SAifRoaettag chickens and Educational week, listing 1 stewing hens aaVe cr dressed 4toas we like about r w at Maamanr our 1UH North MkdslaeB Aye Telephone OBiir BttHwKn 814 by Appcintenertts j 2o sew Ev HoweD MrsJienry Johnson, phone B4F12 dx , u FOR SALE 1933 Fool good baa Halloween fesuvmee dition fox 4300 Charles Porter w J 133 rwd to 9321 Cedar Lake Rdphone 77F4 bJGp8 , T I1 m E aSi5Wlr 1 Koosrt Noker and Jack Bennett jBowett ktaaa FnD upMfp, were sick Jat week Read , Immnssv Irokerofce hSLPSlii w Carl lge toiks haye a ew St LakTemd r LwEL Jr ItvWaa and Patricia Hollisters A electric stove refrejeto, ho a , radio, water, no bathroom taculue, a Alter listening, to dramatisation Jft V6 Bfiddl6l Xb IW Taylor oyer WUO M radio Station we drew pictures Spectator beli 4673, Detroit UK LAVSt illustrate, it BE AX I STATS Iko Prgpertts t v QppottuoJtiss lM VjiR k GERALD SEASON 8 0 8 North Peai Mich Phone 18 3 Phone 157Flf 14YBONJ HU Plumbing and Heatina 8717 LakesUe Driva License Dush Lakf p a swAHTttourVsoir Fuaeral Home Don C Swarthcut Director Modem Equipment Ambulaoj Service Phones 39 6jtv mckney, Mick FRED C RQCSHOFF dr OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River AT weil u Mlchiattf one 858 Residence 6l UOYDHTIDEF Livestock HaaLnq BIG AUCTION SALE MO l ih, school board tata V ,,98 Wy AUCnONEES fesm Sales A Speciality SATURDAY EVENING OCT 10 START AT 8188 P M WASPPROOF MAIOWOO TOP Beautifully styled hardwood t fi iihed like flneit fonfltnre, CBuas at rich, brown mahoftny or loitrfBt honey blond ASK ABOUT A FREE HQJJI DEMONSTRATlOfJ the new flag they sent p W have S new puzzles lor our t roorn Denis Mowers brought a big SSS1 W tUE puttball for our science collection Phpa Pluclnrteyj78F8 , 1 Karen Singer, Patricia Milliken MCaBBAtlOtl SfiVlCE and Helen riaydu were absent Monday Phone General Tracking 64F14 K Pmckneyf MkFf LIE OAQL Depahs OB All Makes Hundreds oi new merchandise t Many of us have new thingsPi1Qn fccTney 164F8 1 Buch as household eguipminMkL Edwaid Riqgs and Denise Mow l22i trical appliances paim lamp s have new, boots, Paul Burg, tladies and mens wrist watches, new high tops, Nancy Darrow, mixmaeters Jewelry guns, power Barbara Baugjsn and Grace Poul, portable saws, alumfcmn, dish1 sx new mittsms andY Bunny Hin rr 3491 I 4 LAVEY HAHD4VARB TAKE 8 IONG WKEKB TO PAZ BUICK DRCI TOWNEE eiry, guns, power oaroaiu ww rX ttuaaRoad r4er alumtaun, dishee scto new mittsms and Bunny Hin j JJ44 PJWJ wjf Qaa etcFre prises give every one ail chey a new purse John Steven Miles East o Howell on U,S lsVI on talher ha a new Ford , TERMS CASH j We get our report cards Nov7 j riaagjfyjd AVJ BHOXILII1fSS Pfcekpey QBmeSSy School Harold Gates and SoAuetioaeer rw Y Movnbr 2, 1 NOTARY INSURANCE and AONDS PT NE l 92NCKNSY Wl STILL HAVE NEW BUHCKS AT OLD PRICES MTTBR HURRY TO Livingston Motor Saos YOUR BUICK DEALER, HOWELL Pocohontas AND CLEAN BURNING Kentucky Coal IAIAO STOKER COAL ANTHERIOITE AND CANNALL COAL JU wn QN HAND E Hoey Sons PHONE 2681 DEXTER FOR MUNTZ T V SEE ROY FISHER Factory Representative Fste Dernanstration Every Dav Psnm 1000 A M to I000 PJ4 809 East Mate flu Ptockney WANTED TO take care of chiW Xjen by day, week or eveninq, at their home ox my home Phone Dexter 3082 Portaae Lak November 2 1951 FQR SALETWO large Duo Thrm r6R SALEiWhichester deer nil Dear Mother We want to thank Qil Qjcuiatinq Heaters with Or cmd box of shells 4500 you for helping us have such a aliaa Fme, Lucius J Doyle, Phone 42 nice Halloween party Thanks Community Schools 1 for helping us wim our costumes, 41pinckney 69F21 pRDLi Your chxekens and for bainq such nice cookies and p 1 3 climi who Thanksgivinq now for coming to our party , W vJlWD j2 with 88 or ahve Your Son or Daughter , J OQ acresnear pinckneyiKiri j U22r22Bon I71F2 THE MtAM Of SflCKMAlt v OM Probaw com 0 ta cioaaiy dvyou for helping us have such a itina Fane, A Third Grader M a neanen d ntn uourt haid at ate Probot Otfto hi On Oltv of HoweD in Mdd county n the 28th Nxy of Oct obex A D 151 to The Matter ot te bbTATE O Gottfried Jaguech, also known as Fourth Grade Gottfried Jagush, also known as We had 24 visitors at our Hall Fred Jagusch , oween party Some of us put on fned JTeepie hartog ftied in eald court a pjay abcut 6 Witches enchant Court hie Anal aanlneetsiioa ocoount g pty bpy and hie petition praying for the allowj gjdra KjUAn brought Q biql anoe thereof and for tb aaeigiunent JQ 0 iantern, Duane Haines 2 ,oW small pumpkin Evelyn McAin LOST Bluetick Hound with tan face, tattoo in earinitials L C weight around 65 k 70 lbs SWNMOWSS SKABPWED FOR SALEBeagle hound, 8 gMce While Ton Wv mosold,kennel and long chain, 12 guage double barrel shotgun and box of shells N J Buzzard Guaranteed 326 East Main, Pinckaey, and dletrtbutton of the reatdue , , , M , , tote, ph, cornetolks iora corn shock AJ1 oA Ogggjp SLS2 it ki ordered that the srd day oi Deo they made good Hallween decor MAHPBLLWW StZj iL LOSTtA small brown and white A D, 1M1 t oclock in the aiions for ouf room 11524 Bifit Pnesissia Beagle doq near Bentley Lake tarron, at aavt Vrobcne aflkse be and Every room has a new flag on mmmrm VtATK OT MCWOAN and Gawley RdMondayReward m hereto appointed to hear eaid petition thti wulL Anita Shirey wrote al y, probate Court lor the County oi will be paid Call Southiield 9708 fttrjAflfla POD baiesna 4eid aoeotint, ajxut the flag from the old it Purther Oeemd Thai pttose 00 r days to now Tommy Read drew ee trtol be otrem by snhHfmtfcw of pictures iar the story or copy of this order onoe luorMtve vaaVa oevige to od ot hearing hi the Ptadoey DngjctjA aewBpaoer prtated end alrcylaied to aai fmit tnie 0OST SnmB, shntthv OVleeSc Parrijll ReateUr o Probata aome in a B pai t, Mic UiUiijetw Detroit, Michigan a 5 FoFSALEti Mlmmdry stoveAl Probate Ottse in the Cuy ot Bower 0 U5g Mower Rd In aid coanty on the ttth day ol Oct, phop J72F21 Pinckney 4 D nckney SHI in it Many boys and girls are busy weaving an their looms Krjsten Tasch war out of school a week, having hex Jpneils xnit Firm Grade We were happy to have m many mothers at CMT jiattoween party We gave each a corsage mad Ryan Banner brought Narcissus bulbs planted UfSS2na MAY A 0011, Deoeod Eoxl Schroeder, corner M36E dV rriJh tnry sentmon hoo Wed la eoid Pingree Rood om, , fcf 2JShSS1 hinl ofcinetrton aocount qree RoadsMei Fpaesrly P3,fto qnd 2 big pit , pnftaq f LOSTmall black and whiTe clir5i iSZL POiniel dog named Babyon the meat dtatrfbaSea at tha raetduw oi Spears Rd Monday night A w childs pet Call 163 or Merlin ti la dfaend that the 9rd day of Pee Amburqey July A, 6,, US 1 at tea oclock in the A D,JM1 at ten A, H, at antd Probate bfflee hi hefebf appointed tar haortao aM peoflofv R t farther uedered That toe thereat be alvea by pubheaSJoa of 0 ,M BBBaSdBSi ypjJTBuildinq and two lots on West Main St, Pinckney known a the Stewart Anderson pbttc property to settle estate Gerald Reason Adih tor three day QI hearlni QUALITY Fruit Groceries Vegetables We siw more greeting cords oacy f rgn comic books to Nancy Wy eaa prevlooa a taf1 hP the ftneeaerfi We nod ail ol our teste rriaayv 14 and etroulatad in eaW aaunty We have 13 with pedect attend 4 ,, R smith, ance reoords htltiin rmrtan Jk it We wish to thank the school x TataTtXate apples tmd Roy GJarkvior the, ff paper sacks ior our eats and ery parent who helped make our party a success We are happy to have our new desks Sixth Grade 1 wcwkbom in, Srt Hospital Tecumeeh Mich, July 12, 1940 Mynrsthdms was, Oiatcsv lch Since then I have lived in Arte J moved to HiLand ang attended the Reeves iSolf I likiSUteemcmasy work Judy Froehhdt DenisV pavjtes,toueJB ust I some stpjrwMm the Osark Mts FOR SALE3roilei, also some hens Mark Nasi, phone 61F12 WANTarAHlvr LlbTlNGS we Let us help you sell your farm have more prospects thcui arms L HAROLD CRANDAn, Phone 305W HowelL Fish Bfarket Prices Courtoaus Service We pot on two ploys for our Bcdloween pasty ,4ttdplayed gamee We were gladl so many Gompdure A KINGSCROST HYBRID ffith your other corns in 52 mghers oamer We ohnwft grrfudgav rae 6 qtyfafrx writeo their second nocJiour pcemjir Jowsv a chart oi party mis take Nancy UpmdVoufei a mi now to zhooL Seventh GradeWe enh wakmg an, our new history baolm Wje iose comWfring, English agjipsSbaiax historr this nKJafcTweBke the idea The gir4xnro iormed a dub to aorojtfMcraon pro g7t2ma7hev jsVmvct partr soon Tner have game every day with 4iryn Ckilr, 0 ooonh HjOyr wonJsr why hoioyseb not do, Jaor wi04AJhhsjr itsoieeiatiiteurJ It it msre fttt to stand orotmd m 1 ie hall bay jjLummi Farraart Fted 4 Supply Co Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch November 07, 1951 Description An account of the resource November 07, 1951 edition of the Pinckney Dispatch, Pinckney, Michigan. Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper archives Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource No Copyright - United States Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951-11-07 newspaper pinckney dispatch