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Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. 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DispatchWednesday, August 28, 1957Slavery, CivS Rigkb iCeUbolkLocal Social EventsMichigan Republicans arefor a people attended the Kuhn re lincolns reply to the secession ofunion held Aug 18 at the Tony Robb the aoUthern states was a proclamal it Hup OMholk Chare Fr Attart Sehmttt Pastor DOUBLE WEDDING SATURDAY MASSESSUNDAY MASSESfor Z or elertiene Govenwr Wiiiiaas is expectedto be e candidate for governor for another term Since 1960 he has tota precedent for Democrats every 2years If he runs for a 6th term LtGov, Phil Hart will run for US senator Republicans expecting a stralffbattle for US senaor would like astrong ticket to help, out Senator Potter and have approached Cong Fordof Grand Rapida but he sayNothing doing Cong Bentley of Owoswhas been suggested but he wants tostay in congees too Other whofavor House Speaker VanPuersembut he shrugs it off Rep GeorgeSallade of Ann Arbor is a potentialcandidate but he often differs withparty policy and is a strong critic ofthe Republican old guard If Hartruns for senator the names most mentioned to succeed him as It governorare Senator Swanson and Rep Car ey, both of Detroit The states fight against alcohol,ism reached a new high this year S professional workers operated on abudget of 400,000 Oven 1000 peopie heard talks by the two and theirspeakers bureau gave 131 speecheste 8,498 people Special reports weresent to 3,169 physicians, 688 hospitals tnd 383 public libraries 50 scholarships were awarded to schools ofaloholic study 266 alcoholics receivedin patient care, 90 out patient care at the Grand Rapids Alcoholic Rehabiliation Center, state financed TheJksw t on lor handled 104, Detroits Skid How Center 374 and PontiacHighlrnd Park and 10 other commun 1130 A00 A Mwill head the County Dystrophy Drive Nov in a house to house canvass unionduring the civil warWhen the war ended the troublesof the negro, despite his new foundThe new Miller elementary school freedom had only began The nortn led by Cong Thaddeus Stevens ofat Brighton will open Nov 23The new Brighton Library was penn Senator Charles Simmerdedicated August 24 It is the old of Mass noted abolitionists disen UoB ,ubitatlonttrucUd by th Kvwanis with voiun r8f Jsjfranchaised the southern white vottheir voting rightsteer labor j righte away from them, tliis placedCity Clerk Fred Catrell ie in Spar tb southern states in control of therow hospital, Lansing for surgery, ignorant, uneducated negroesNorthCity Treasurer Lyle Pettibone ie also rn carpetbaggers or gangsters flockIke hpapltai there and under their direction theTae recessUm ia emaafecturlnej negroes were elected to the legistshas benefited the sehools most of tures, congress senate, governorships SoiTowful Mother Novena730 PMCcaf eseionsFriday, after NovennaSatniday 480to 530 P M, 830 t 900 IChurchwhom report practically all teach and judgesbips The state treasuriesing vacancies filled, Pinckneys are were pillaged and acts of violencefilled Dexter reported one and Hart j committed against the white peoland 2 Last year at this time there pie This led to the formation of the were many vacancies j solid south The Klu Klux Klan wasThe coroner has ruled that Jack j organized They rode at night andBaselock who was found deed in the flogged and hung negroes and com basement of his home in Tyone town mitted acts of violence for self proship at Bennett Lake on Auff 10 tection ,,with a gunshot wound in his chest iwas accidently shot while cleaning I Tn 77 the voting power was re1 white people of the southbegan enacting the segregadisenfranchaising laws that8torehis run IMonday was Howell day at the De troit race track as a bus load of How tionell Rotarians attended hat night Marriage licenses have been issucd to Wiiiiara 20, HasnburgJacqueline Rutledge, 17, Hamburgand Elmer Phelphs, 83, Btockbridgand Mary Ann Campbell, 26, Pi nek,neyi Editor Dick Rudnickf of Fower villa is all net up because a deaf employee of his has Just been i kept negroes from voting Thesewere followed by the Jim Crow lawsrelagating the negroe to separateschools, separate railway coaches, Oalvaiy Mtoflbnitte ChurehHm Htm Beachy, Paster S 9opL Walter Esenif emir Weeahip Sua4a SchoolToun Peoples MeetingCettate FeilewsAip ServiceWednesday 16th Annual Cc nun unityEibie School fc Calvary Aiennonite Church JuLv 1 t0 12, 900 to 1100 Class for An Ages ,4 aiiu up WelcomeThere was also diacrimination at the gunday fichoojities btarted aicoholic programs, examinationsPaul Bennettt , Howell re director and wife have gem churches and hotels In 1896 theU S Supreme Court sustainedmost of these Jim Crowe laws IuLouisana the number of registered riegroe voters dropped from 30,334in 1896 to 1312 in 1904 In 1919 there instances of negro lynching ipthe nation One s far north s Omaha, Neb j W Winger, PastorftoUUy School 980 a rMwelng Worship ltf4B a mV74 Choi, predate 780 90aThe Peoples Church UndenominationalM36 West between Unadllla andMf ic StreetsRev Brooks Sanders, Pastor 945 a r 1050 am TOO p u 800 p raWorshipCONSERVATION NOTES uornia toHunters bag less than 12 percent tt Jr nd familof Michigans deer herd each yearThe herd is estimated at 600,000 460,000in the upper peninsula and 259,000in the lower Last year but 71,120 n iaul Benn Times were rapidly changing duatt i ta for one thing to the two world wars ServiceWed Sr Choir Practise ,0D mThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 pm Thur Youth Prayer Group 700 p vrStJames Episcopal Chu h of Piv will build a new pariah houses10x70 ft on land next to the hureh PINCKNEY TEACHERS 195758Wesley Reader, Pinckney, SuptGermaine Stackable, principalin Raymond Mriarity, Pinckney, Mathdeer were shot by hunters Pennkill by Mrt Etu Kelth Ssrogglns 287 percent, New York 154,Minn Tbe MaDl Gr0Y chol outh of I marnei nre, They settled mostly in created a labor shortageha north where the Implements of Dorothy Hmay ,Ann Ar6Oitf,ui Lynch of Grand Kapids forwarfare was made and thousands of Welton Cbambelain Pinckney Eng, ,jonnson The ushers negroes flocked there from the southto ge in on the high wages and resota , Maine 198, Texas 97, and xUr btwn Parker and Stabler Wisconsin 58 Fires damaged 47 acres oflast week The Misses Mary Ann and Clairempbell, daughter of MrRoy Campbell of Pinckneywere married at St Marys Church Saturday morning in a double ceremony Rev Albert Schmitt ofliciating The respeetive bridegrooms wereI Elmer Phelps jr, son of the Elmer1 Phelphs srs of Stockbridge and John D Johnson, son of Dr and MrsFrankI Johnson of Flint The double ring ce1 emony was usedMary Anns clress wa ChantillyI type lace white over tulle skirt with lace applique floor length, Juliet cap1000 tap, trimmed with sequins and pearls with finger tip veil Her flowers wereFtephanotis and a white orchid on nwhite prayer book Claires dress was princess style,floor length with Chantilly typelace bodice trimmed with sequinsand pearls, square neck and short sleeves trimmed with late and anillusion veil Her flowers were ganpiias and stephanotis on a white pray er hock Claire was maid of honorfor her sister and Mary Ann, matronof honor for ClaireMary Anns bridesmaids wereMargaret Phelphs, sister of thf,ioom Minda Sherzer, Royal Oak and Marilyn Vandyke of Highland ParkTheir dress were yellow chiffon,waltz length with yellow tullo hatsnl their flowers were gamelias andcascade bouquetsClares bridsemaids were KathrynJUiPrad, Pinckney, Norma Palmer,Ann Arbor and Helen Johnson, Flint, sister of the groom Their dressieeswere wait, length, aqua chiffon hatsof aqua tulle and flowers yellow gam el inas and cascade bouquetsThe brides mother wore H blue lacedress over blue taffeta, blue Kcvjuinhat and white accessories The gooms mother a medium blue dress withbeige accessories Mrs Johnsons dros was navy blue with navy accessoriesClark Phelphs of Stockridge wasbest man for his brother and Jack JohnJohnCtonatwereland Rd has annexed to DexterThe Dancer store at Dexter is reNew Mexico lists 14 different hunt wil1 UM to large their presefring seasons First deer season killedtober, The last closes Dec 8 Thera toreThe Luick school on the old Chl cities and the politician lost Wilhelmina Swarthout, Pinckneynil time in registering them as vot Estelle CroweH, Whitmoie, Home Kc There was no school segregat j Irene Miller Gregory, Eng, Geogn the north and many becamef Donald Gibson Pinckrrey, Driver Tr Phdphs stockridgo andT Jame8John F Burg Pinckney, Ind Art I Giunan Qf Dotroit for the phcilphsKaymonda Morris, Pinckney,Hth grade I bridal co le am Frank Ri f8thJprs There was no school segregat j gy, gmodelling the former postoffiee io,a in the north and many becamef Katherine Galligan, Ann Ar will use it to enlarge their preseafr h hl d bor Comr athletics on tbe high school and , Zoe Earl Howell, Library,Choral Miseare 7 turkey seasons, 6 for elk and 2 ea road wiU Tot oneach for bear and antelope iDexter annexing toional menThe South Lyon high school bandwill march in the annual Labor DayWIN FROM LAKERS 5 to 8 parade in Detroit on Woodward avePinckney defeated Whitmore Lake 805 school children got their fedhere Monday nght 5 to 3Southwell ppilio shot at South Lyon AugUhad a shutout up to the 7th when the Rev, Thomas Toy has resigned aeLakers scored 3 times after 2 were pastor of the Chelsea Congl Church,out on 2 errors and 2 scratch hits He goes to Creston, low Pinckney got 2 the 2nd on hits by The Chelsea CammunHMoriarity, Reader, Southwell In Sept 4, 5 6, 7the 3rd Jeffreys hit a home run 10 members of the Chelsea Future Again they carried their fight to , Rene Miller, Pinckney, rth Morality doubled and scored on j Farmers Assn are on a tour of New , the U S Supreme Court and thi Norine Carr, Pinckney, 7thtime they won In an opinion written 1 Aita Meyer, Pinckney 6th 7theoilege athletic teams and finally,crashed the gate in big league basejball Soon there were many negruo lawyers and other profess Eloyse Campbel, Pinckney, MusicFrancis Robinson Ann Arbor, BandFloyd Jennings, Half Moon, Science Mildred Parks, Pinckney, Kindergtirten n x Kathryn Thayer, Pinckney, FirstThey became a politicalpower im Ethel Rooke, Pinckney, Firstmany cities and cast enough votjsa i80Dei Johnson, Gregory, Secondto swing elections They have been elected to city offices, legislaturesjudgeships and to l itlei in citieswhere they predominate such as New Yorkr Chicago, Detroit, Cleve1 land and other cities, Esther Anderson, Stockbridge,2ndBonnie Henry, Pinckney, ThirdMargareet Post, Lakeland, 3rd and 4th Dorothy Campbell, Pinckney, ,iid, 4thRene Miller, Pinckney, FifhLily Mae Heaton, Pinckney, 5th 6thm www, WB i B4IUVAP lReaders hit In the 4th Southwell i York stategot a hit and Kennedy scored htmwith a triple Whitmore Lake made j2 double plays 1Pinckneys last game is Thursday38488 18 I18 00 0001 10 8 ANNOUNCE MARRIAGH and Mrs John TLynch of Stnight with City Service of HowsU Loui, Mo,announce the marriage here before the donkey game I of their daughter, Dorothy to DrPinckneyKennedy, ssMeabon, 2b, c Gentile, IfJeffreys, lb Holcom, rf ODoherty, cf,Moriarity, 3b Reader, c ,Campbell, 2bT7Southwell, p AB R H Raymond William HUweg al St En2 geiberfs Church, St Louis, listX week Rev Andrew Scheurman offle iating Rev Donald Kratoril telebratwas Margaret Nolan Bridesmaid0 were Lorraine Hotfelder, MrsRobeatg Brown Robert Hellweg was beatg man and groomanin wera Biehari0 Heilweff and Dr Richard tfessr 011Whitmore Lake ABC Schuman, 3b 8 Daidlaw, m 6Borrum, c ,,, 8Jepson, c J Schuman, cf ,,, 8 P Baker, f MM 8Fry p rf n J Baker, rf 2 Lnpi p 1pott 2b s ft1E H00 00a 11 10 00 10 010 COUNTY SCHOOL CENSUSThe Livingston County School eeneue showed 9190 children of school age in the county between the agesof ft and 10 This is 684 more than last year Ifeere are 228 more child,rtn under 6 years of age than there in 1064 by Chief Justice Warren and igned by all nine justices all seg ,regUon laws war ruled null and j oid as conflicting with, the 14th and15th amendments So the negroes atlast won their fight and the problem now is to enforce it The issue is being fought out in the halls of con gress The southerners are shrewdpoliticians and have so far succeedIs styming tto bill by taking most of the teeth oue of it by deals withtheir old allies, he midwest Republican senatorsBut if they lose anothev civil right bill will eome up next year and this will continue untitone is finaly enacted This is the end of the story PUTNAM TOWNSHIP BOARDPEACHES 1 PEACHES PEACHES war inThere are 8 handicapedin the countf who need apeeial timkiAVON PRODUCTSATOI eountles are in demand OoeHale Haven Peach Ibr sale, tree ttomer aceptonce highest in hitteryripened, 275 to 00 a bushel, also Rochester and South Haven canningvariety 160 A bushel, pick tbttti yourselfPETERSON ORCHARDSBruin Lake, 6 miles sooth ef GrsjotfThe George Johnsons Lois Usteadare back from Alaska Jst wltta Territories now available for womento earn good incotneFor appointeeMwrite Mrs AJemLHnckins School MichNOTICS TO 4H CLUBSParanta of boy nd girls who plante join H Chibe will maet Wednesay Stop 4tk ft the Wgk tOoM l7m aw Iirlafston County 0 X SAssn meets at Fowlerville Thursday Sept 6 Afternoon session 230 evenfta 1M m Reservations for dinae at theHethodist Chureh must be made byStpt a to Mrs Eliza Moore, seere err, Fowlerville, Mich Regular meeting of Putnam Township Board held Tuesday, August 13 at 8 p mPresent Hendee, Wylie,Reynolds and Wylie AbseneWhite Meeting called to order by Supervisor HenderMinutes of July 8, 1957 meetingread and approved Motion by Wylie, supported by Hendee that board reappoint Murray Kennedy Putnam Township ClerkMotion carried Motion by Kennedy, supported byWylie to pay following bills as readJennie Eastman, Co Treas ,tax 4340 Mich Bell Tel phones 7 4300Max Russell, Del school tax 47402Bonnie Henry, del school tax 2019 Roger Carr Agency, ins on jeep 6280P ,W Curlett, printing min 580Vans Motor Salees, gas and oil 1125Murray Kennedy, P O env 2,91 Jrosso Pointe and James Campbellof Pincknoy for tip JohnsonsAll wore white couts with blueants and had maroon carnations LiJ their lapelsl Richard Shehan, son of thi Nelson j Indians was rinp bearer for ,the Phelphs couple and his brother, Jjvnus for the Johnsons Barara She hrm, daughter of the Roland Shehanwas flower girl for tho Phelphses Kutherine Johnson, sister of thotfioom for the Johnsons Breakfast was immediately afterthe ceremony at St Marys HallThereception was there from 2 to 4 p TJICutting the 2 wedding enkes were Mrs Francis Stroberger and Mrs1 H Sherzer Imivuii The second ona was cut by Mrs Wilbur Eisele,of Fowlerville and Mary Johnson ofCadillac Pouring punch were Lucille Beachy, Pinrkney, Barbara Albasani, Ann Arbor, Mrs John Stommen, Milan and Mrs Robert Brown, RoyalOkBoth couples left on wedding trip3tc northern Michigan Mary Ann worea navy sheath dress, trimmed in white and Claire a brown linen dresswith white aceasories The Phelphes will Ro to Mineral Wells Texas, where the groom is inarmy and the Johnsons at 715 rence, Ann ArorBoth brides are graduates ofney high school Mary Ann f cth Academy and has been teacf ing at Royal Oak Clairefrom the University of cV Xursing School and is employed University Hospital Mr Phelphs graduated fromN Dansville hihschool and MrJohnson wasgraduated from Flint high school and is a medical student at the Univerl sity of MichiganUv, Dept Soc Welfare 10815Mkh Twp Assn rpec assessm 400 I Postmaster General Summerfield Automatic Vot Much Corp 25900 j says more medical quackery is being McBride Stamping Co 889 promoted through the mails thanCOUNTY HEALTH UNIT PORMEdftA E Dieman, tax refund, 1955 2996 ever before, at an annual loss to the The Shlawasseee Livingston I Posters Fire Protect, fire truck public of 50 million a year SomeCounty Health Unit is now orgmnix1 revolving light for LaFrance 575t tfthe common frauds are sure careaed, John Venstra of the HudsonviUef Motion to pay blU carriedpublic school and for 9 years before Motion by Kennedy, supported bythat with the Grand Rapids Board of Iylie that board appoint Lawrence Hesjth hat been hind as saniUriimT Umstead custodian of Putnam Townand Mrs Norman Miller of the Attsf aAip dump Motion carriedgmn Board of Health as county nor1 Motion by Reynold supported by tea 8k was a nurse major te world Wylie to adjourn Motion carriedILMl M WtJttAftarf How Murray J Kennedy, Putnam TowitWp CWtkcancer, arthitis, baldnsjs and We have oftentalk of waging 4 to i They apparently thoogfetAt the present time wsikm Iting a lost art and a trip ef blocks is usually tbe oeseetsft ttothe family car The Stose Packard Road who sent theirto Ann Arbor have asked the Arbor school board forion to Ann Arbor and beendown Supt Cameron said allpupils live 1 miles from ffeeand the school does not have to tm nish transportation fortance and if they did the statenot reimburse them 1e Stonenow claims walking alongis a hazard on account ofic there, We used to hear adToesjfcej m12 months school term talk osubject The greatest of thesethe late Woodbridge N Fentftmter of Ferris Institute, twice nor of Michigan and UnitedSenator when he died Helong vacations unravelled had been learned We neverthat his views on this alany great following Now vhat the South Carolinahas voted to try out the Itschool theory and according Williamsburg high school willtor 12 months as an expertoMHtr ftwill try and find out how the ren and teacher like itit saves money and howeducation TJ it works out theworld will owe Southdebt If not nothing much vfll t Gov Hodge says in thisit may be possible to educate if cent more pupils with nocot, It has also been sufgefstta1 feei 00U operate on two shiftsw aid cut the cost of moreil equipment but the ha nover been taken The General Motorsth t in Sept their Buickati rt distribuing theic man made Opel oar Thean is a 2 door German statloa wi l go on sale in November,wce not disclosed Bothpowered by s 45 H P, aogtliL Giil compresion ratio jiti vneelLae, are 178 C4 iKhe hifk,Ialbs nj laatTheIf Fox Uu second time in 18last week all three oi D iailj japen suspended r about a week Thea ID December TJ56a only at the DetroU Alte papera due to anunorg the 8 suspendedli rjailere went on a strikelivr up a picket line Tbe who belong to Jistnieand distribute the papejsjto cross it These tffkt9 4appeared to us as a waste ofJrno and effort and should not kjgpa if tho bargaining boaitls etf bMfe concerned were os ta Jeii, e Rcuther,labor leadei6 big auto eofafaaiat to and the recessfifraai ejMii Xjmmt by cutting theffifce rf Ars 100 He said at Jtfjeeat9t them have anything t sell tm has 250 OThey did not Jump at MiAfffcr but Charles Curtjs,Jiotort president said U wooMsonaidered if th unions would present wage ssle vei II6 Qttt ytarSo far no o 4t pmnifed anything bt km 9ltt d dlscustion and eleeeealfcNaimpotency PINCKNEY SINGS DUGHTBBS The StpL regular meeting of theKings Daughters will be Sept 5 at at the home of Met, Lynn HenMi Aim Tbt cost of living wetin July ft of one perns fe will probably continue Jomarkttiaf condiOonseinca ye editor was a boy be obtained then frokept a cow forowe one yho kept tMrhii 10c to SOe a doc Aabout 26 andMost people tistte Now aU la r , itf Auguat , 19OTVMORE HOT WATER WITH EDISONS NEW ELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICEOnly electric water heaters give you all these important advantagesAll this add, ,Ask you p 12 Plenty of hot water24 hour a daB SafeflamelesaB3 Install anywhen3 firms, no fluE Longlasting meets Ediscns rigid staE Clean no smoke, no soot3 Outer shelicool to the touch all overF Easy financing up to 3 3 to payE Efficientno heat wrstc up fluefnter heating service ever provided in S zrn Michigan mce dealer DETROIT DISONDonkey daii ameLaughs Spills Fun ThrillsEetter Than A itodeoiFunnier Than A Circus RULESAJl player except pitcher and catcher ride donkeys When the battcigets a hit he must mount his donkey and ride around the bases in properorderif he can There are no strikeouts or walks Fielders must ride to within a step o he ball before dismounting and must remount before throvIrg the ball Softhall 15 used Nine players on each team Game plays 5 to 7 Inningsapproximately one hour and a halfTrained Donkey furnished by Ralph E Godii, Crest OkiaTHIS IS THE OLDEST DONKEY BALL CO IN THE WORLDExplanation and account of game will be broadcast ore a ouu c Tcrl Teams 1 batinees men and prominent dtiaes of this cc AT PINCKNEY HIGH SCHOOL LIGHTED FIELD THURSDAY, AUGUST 29th, 1957REGULATION SOFT BALL GAME AT 700 P MPinckney County League Team vs City Service DONKEY GAME 830 P MMARRIED MEN vs SINGLE MENADMISSION ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 25c , S Vet of 48 Years Agey t Methodist church will serve achicken dinner at the Maccabee hall on Saturday nightPrank Newman is building a smallcement block house near his barn onWatt Main StGregory had a big gala day Tuesday, 1000 People were present Thepmh bi oonteat attracted much at Ptaekney won both ballTtobwtJStockbridte 10 to The Pinckney school will open onSept 4 at 380 a m The staff is Mrs Floyd Reason will givepenny btago party at her home2nd for benefit of tl Kings tough, tenIn the ease of the Detroit EdisonCompany vs the closed PinckneyBank Judge Doty sitting in circuit court ruled their claim was not apreferred oneThe Johnson family reunion washeld at the Frank Johnson home Sun day with 80 presentSherift timey raided uad pigsover the week end, arrested 12 peo pie and confiscated a lot of wet The Sop IleatreMkh HGWkUMiFriday, Saturday, August 30, 31 THB WAYWARD BUSin CinemascopeWithJoyce Mansfield and Dan Deiky ottoWAB DRUMS4 withLex Barker and Jan Taylor Abo Cartoons Friday, Saturday, August 30, 3i FtlSal Mineoaad Brian Keithi AmJoel MeCrea aad Barbara Howell in THE OKLAHOMAin Cinemaacope and Color CartoonThe creamery here is now receiving 5100 lbs of milk daily Sunday, Monday Sept 1, 2 jTHOUSAND BEDROOMS in CinemaScope and Color j Sunday, Monday, Sept 1, 2K DXUU UJB OI HU1K UitUJf With J n nn AnThe n MrL AfcEr, rrd alsoWHISPERING SMITH Within color StarringAUn LaddTues, Wed, Thnr, Sept 3, 4, 5 SOMETHING OF VALUEC The staff is Supt, J P DoyePrinMrs J P Doye History and Latin,Alice Stottlemire intermediate, Miss Hulliberger, English, Thomas Howett Primary, Jessie Green, Mrs Flora Smith,71, daughter ofthe late John and Mariah Reason,died August 25 Her husband, David Smith died in 1917 Surviving is adaughter, Mrs Gene Dinkel, a son Orla and stepson, Arthur, both ofCalifornia The boy known as Stanley McCluskey who lived at the Bernard McClus key home was killed by a train atWyandotte last week 100 attended the MasonicOES, picnic at Silver Lake Saturday W C Miller and Marcus Graves won theI quoit contest The game betweenthe married men and single men wasa tie 8 tto 8 Married Livermcre,pLouis Wagnerc A Bullis, lb, RossRtud ,2b, E Baughn, 3b B Daller, ss outfield, A Dinkel, R Dillingham Fred Lake, Mancus GravesThe j Wed Thur Aug 28, 29 single men C Hooker, p N Miller,c MidWeek Special Slayton, lb Francis Bullis 2bDean Iirui Bergman and Nel FerrerReason, 3b Clare Miller, ssjoutfieid, faini SOMETHING OF VALUBTj Toes, Wed, Thur Sept 3, 4, 5 Jamea Stewart a Lucky Lindy In THE SPIRIT Of ST LOUIS Color CartoonRock Hudson and Dana Wynter AlsoMANARFAID withi George Nader, Tim Hovey and Phyllis Thaxtert also CartoonSYLVANTHEAIRE IEBWH1TMOR LAKEFriday, Saturday, August 30, 31 TARZAN OF THE LOST SAFARI in TechnicolorwithGordon Scott as Tarzan and Robert Beatty and Yolande DonlanalsoTHE YOUNG GUNSWItRuss Tamhlyn Gloria Talbott and Perry Lopesctor Cartoonreason, 3D uiare Milter, ssjoutfieid, x c,,nHv Mond Win Baughn,BiU Baughn, Helen Bull PARIS DOES STRANGE THINGS Sunday M pfftThe hard ball team lost to the Pon itiac Wolverines Sunday 4 to 2 Pinck Fridav Saturday, August 30, 31new had a new lineup H Haines, p Rav MUIand, Debra Paget Gyp Fanell, c Roy Reason,, lbCas jey,2b E Sheiks, 3b Don Swartthout ss outfield, Campbell, Clare iMiller iand Andy Singer jMrs Hattie Decker, Miss LuellaHaze, ye editor and wife visitedHenry Coburn at the Michigan Mason ic Home at Alma Sunday Mr Cobum is a cousin of Mrs Decker and ,Miss Haze ,and Anthony QuinnRIVERS EDGEin CinwauieooM ad Color with t 2sley inLOVING YOUwithWendell Corey and Elizabeth ScottJimmie Gleason and Dolores Hart Novelty News CartoonSun, Mon, Tues, Sept 1, 2,3 Elvis Presley in LOVING YOU in Vistarision and Technicolor withWendell Corey and Elizabeth Scott JTues, Wed, Thur, Sept 3, 4, SBurt Lancaster and Tony CurtisSWEET SMELL OF SUCCEjSS WithSusan Harrison, Marty Milner and Barbara NicholsNovelty News Cartoon Jr r Me ersonCompanyMobilgas Mobilheat Mobiloils MobilSupt PreceptressCrammerIntermediatePrimarT Hugh McDouffallEsther CrawfordLouise ReaderJoie DevereauxJessie GreenEugene Campbell is building aeement block cottage at the Bluffsnt Portage LakeH H Svarthout , Jerry Dunneand Dr c L Sigler have each boughtnew B died MondayThe local OES is rafflins a Fordtouringr car, ehances lc to 25cMrs Fred Mylne and 2 childrenof Parma are visiting at tho A B Green homeHenry inmtmer is taWn ireatmenu at Mt Clemens for rheumat Prompt Friendly ServiceCallWELL 70 tickets were sold from Vre ttothe Farmers picnic at Wiiitmore Lake Saturday Pinckney lost the sball frame to Ann Arbor 1 to 0 Born to Carl Bowen and wife Aag jArthur Hmtem ui illIBB ANCJUWf WSPATCE Wednesday, August 28, 1957 I6CKR1ESJRYKOODSGENTCANNED GOODS S H 0 EANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT Pinckney Community Schools 19561957 GENERAL OPERATING FUNDFINANCIAL STATEMENT JULY 1, 1957 ,,GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS s nm tMrs, Pearl Walker Sigler of XAami, Florida called on the Karl Uaughns Sunday She is a companion for an elderly lady and they arei jus t back from Europe yisiitng her father at Lansing who37761Cash Balance, July 1, 1956Revenue ReceiptsCurrent lax Collection 74,06820Delinquent Tax Collection 8,75927Int on Delinquent TaxesTotal General Fund Property Tax Receipt State Primary FundState School Aid Library FundVocational EducationTuitionTransportation Fees 97 years oldAndrew Nesbitt and wife spent Monwith the Gordon Hesters in Ypuilan 10,20308 1 ti Fritz Wylie and sons called on them SundayDon Duma and wife and Ray Burns Pinckney DispatchEntered as Second Class Matter at PusioTficeAt of March H, 1877South Howell St,Pinckney4MichSubscription Price 150 a YearThe large barn on the farm of MrsTherest Coyle on Faily K c jiitfire Thursday afternoon from un known sources and burned to theground Joe Jeffreys aud wife were atHiggins Lake the firLit of the week Raymond Vogel of Ann Arbor, HIIold schoolmate of our at Dextercalled on us FridayCharles Me Daniels and wife ofChtiita called on the Kalyh Halls Sun day the Uusseil Lasho of Birmingham were guestsThe Jack Youngs attended the ball1 game in Detroi Friday JacKie Young i visiting Paul Young ai htchailMiss Virginia JJiitian of Birmingham, Alauama, was guest soloist uiCongl church Suiiuay She is aneice of jir Bert Benhiim of lrightonit The Winston Uaugnns called onthe Frank Clarks cf iliiford SundayRoy Cnrpenter iitf wife of AnnArbor were visiors ol Mrs JennieHooker Sunday His mother, MrsMaude Sayles who has been vhutintf there rcturned to Ann Arbor withthemMr and Mrs Lester McAfee andLeslie spent last week at IJretluvnMrs Jcanete McDonnell stayed withBarbaraThe Bill Baughn family and Lloyd VrnI31arkum and wife are spending a week in norhem Michigan Theyhave a house trailerThe Howard Keuds entertained the Re Ktads the Kiwi Reads and j he Ruscll Reeads at dinner Saturay at Club 20, Ann Arbor ,The Roy Reason family, Mrs Ednalleason and ,eota are spending aweek nt Honor, Mich IThe Hoilis Holloways of BassLake and Mrs Key Wright of kory were Sunday guests of the AIbert Shirleys Wagoners GrowOADMerciiandeLOW PRICESBeer and Wine To Take fet PHONE HOWELL 705J2I Coal and Fuel OilVv iii Soon tie NeededWu Have TheSUaOCQ FUEL OIL And ihe Best oiWE AN STILL TAKE CARK YOUii L HOLY a CoalVT SIMMER PRICESM A 88119 Dexteri r n i o vFm OilMICHIGANIncorporated IMSa BankII i Total Revenue Receipts NonRevenue ReadmitsShort Term LoansRevolving Fund Receipts Other nonrevenue receiptsTotal NonRevenue ReceiptsTotal of General Fund Recipts and Cash Bala iceGENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS Total Administration DisbursementsTotal Instruction DisbursementsTotal Operation DisbursementsTotal Maintenance DisbursementsTotal Fixed Charges DisbursementsTotal Auxiliary DisbursementsTotal Capital Outlay Disbursements Total Supplemental DisbursementsTotal General Fund Disbursements 83,2050826,1027090,22000 2,82210 920463,48400 70788207,46222 30,00000 17,487083,59640 51,08348 , The Leo Bettys family of Wallodand wife took in th DaUgame at Lake spent Saturday witli Mrs Edithii uit Sundav CarrMrs Edith Carr with her brother, , The Clifford Millers entertained the Vern SmiLh of Lonsing called OH their Winston Bautfms at dinner lastTMui Middletn f Detl0it JGilrt y A Ar 1S We hor were Sunday guests of the RODMrs Mae Metz of Howeil and the tt SeefeldsJack Sharps of Lanimg were Sunday j Mrs Edith Dewey of Coon Lake guests of the Lee Laveys Kad is staykij with Mrs, WayneThe Carl Lentz family of Lansing i At Leewere week end guests of the Ona The Howard Read family pen,Campbells Sunday at the Wilde cottage at PorThe James Hall family spent last laire Lakeweek at Oscoda The Vinco Lalosa family an IThe Peter Crockett family of Greg , Mrs Eleanor Ledwidgre are at Tawa3 I iKii t ,s of Saf3 BankingThe Peterory were Sunday guests of the Chrs 19,21162 133,4384828,34277 4,1088528736122,9303215,72335 21,71603248,34503 son,General Fund Balance June 30, 1957 DEBT RETIREMENT FUNDSDEBT RETIREMENT FUND RECEIPTS Cash Balance 18,424841463880Govt Bonds 14,63880 32,32704 4,669311695422500Total Balances July I, 1957Revenue ReceiptsCurrent Tax Collection Delinquent Tax CollectionInterest on Delinquent TaxesRevenue from Interest on InvestmentsTotal Revenue Receipts 37,39089NonRevenue Receipts Transfers from General Fund 1,26000Grand Total of Debt Retirement ReceiptsDEBT RETIREMENT DISBURSEMENTS Principal on Debts 28,00000Interest on Debts 8,11000Other Debt Retirement Disbursements 16180Total Debt Retirement Disbursements Total Debt Retirement Balance as of July this week268,74878 Campbells Jon bon and family of If,i,iM J Reason and wife were Sun failed on Mrs Raymonda Morris aiuday guests of Mrs Mae Rane of daughters Sundayof Whttmore Lake , Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge and1 The Doyle Templetons of Keego fieny, attended the Brogan roin Harbor called on the Albert Shirleys j Sunday at the K C hall, Howell, 30 1 Saturday on their way to Indiana, vere there Their children stayed here j 30 members of St Marys Alta j The marriage of Cecile Hurtubise Societies gave Mrs Lucille Foheyof Portage Lake to Jack Gakle of a farewell party Sunday nijurht it sos A n, i Ann Arbor takes place Satusdayi i arya hall Since he came here sheI2 morning at St Marys Churchhere been houskeeeper for liev Fv t AC1S Robert Hallof Marion is visiting shmitt She is goinp to Greenville 2Uf4UJi Memin CampbelU i where she will care for an eldedvf Tne Herb Palinero were in Ironn j laciy Hr son lives there Mountan last week to attend the Te Jmes Whitley family spentwedding of her nephew, Eugene Turk uay at the William Whitley cott The Walter Clarks spent last week ae at Base Lake 33O6364 I at Tawas Jack Clark went up Monday, kob Hart and wife of Ann Arbor Joe Moriarity and wife of Snover were Fnday guests of the Gaocwere week end guests rf his brother ,Noras sRay and wtfa WllIard m and daughter, jMrs Dorothy Dinlrd and chidrtn Catherine, were in Lansing MondayVisited at the James BTogn hnme tn j Lansing last week Mike Brogan camehome with them for a wisit Mrs, Roberta Amburgey entertained the Pinckney Rainbow Girls at her home Monday night at an outdoorpicnic Pfc, Jimme Amburgey has arrived back in Thule, Greenland He washeld up a week in New York Miss Jaabel Nash and Tommy Ritter were in the upper peninsula and Wisconsin a couple of weekswer b 1W fell T7itS rooy cash isovay ready toioe acvaitage ,of opportunitiedWyow problem oirtijfeiftllowwitho c rrcry cash, heKtoCyyourself o Sas you buy other on tie intcllmtnt 37,39089 1,2600071,71453 STATS OP MICBtGAJ Probate Court for the County of ii36 271 80 tn the Matter of the Eatatft of Clara Mercer, Deceased At t seMion ef said court e4 atBowell in said County on July 30th, A D, 1957Present Hon Hiram J Smith,Judt of Prbte Notice Is Hereby Given, That thepetition of Ralph Glenn praying that A1 deposits up to 10,00000 insured bfin the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation1 1957 Ht KM Water Murray Kennedy and wife35,44273 in Detroit last week 1 foe administration of said estate beThe Ambrose Kennedys of Pontiac granted to Ralph Glenn or t0 some uspent Sunday with the Irvin KenH other suitable person will be heard j dys, Nancy ranairfed for a visit at th Probate Court o August 27r iStoreOftn Monday8and yeBiUtoVoBUrlum 1 building a Gillte in HoweU bearerThuriay ROMstev, Brown, ,rUyn Brown Tom Kendman, wife and daughter,Mary Ann of Muskegon were Sunday guests of the Lloyd Hendees He isan army buddy of LloydsMrs Alma Harris of Detroit spentthe week end with Dorothy Rohl and attended Campbell double weddingThe Homer Abneys took the Cheter Abney children to the Detroit zooSunday It Is Further Ordere That Publicnofiet thereof bt given by publication of ft copy of this vrder for three succ eetthre weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch a newspaper printed and circulatedia aid eounsy, and that tae petitlonwearn a oopjr of this noKec te be rred npos each hnewa party 9 Interestat Mi last known address by register XXJd mail, return receipt demanded, at A UK last fouvteen U days prior to heartef ,ox by personal service at least 5 days prior to such hearing v fHiram R Smith, Judge oi Probate I WILL COLLECT PINCKNEY VILLAtEAT MY HOME on EAST PUTNAX STlZZT, PINCKN1Y ONWEDNESDAYS from 3 v to 500 P MSATURDAYS from 300 to 5O0P MRUTH RinER,Pinekney, Villas Trtfgorcr oo LWA11Rmut w p GA S sssoaS j7 FBfCXJOCr DISPATCHWedneaday, Aqfott 28,fart of yaw home,MYERS WATER SYSTEMWhan you ramodal, build or buy bayond ttia city watar maim, tlan ior firiUraatw Mak Think of all tha ntrasyou may want to add later on Dishwashan, automatic laundry aquipmant,naw fixtures will make a small pumpwork too hard, raduca watar pressure, cause costly breakdownsWhan you w making plans, wa wl ba glad to raconvmand a ttirifty Myers watarsystem with adequate S eVATl 4Ae Probate BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CQftNEIof At athe 13th day of said Courtald onAugust AD, 1957 Bkmm BSmitb,Judge ef ProbateNotice is Hereby Given, That allcreditors of said deceased are requir to present their claime in writing and under oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy upon Claude Swarthoutiof PinekneyDexter Road, Pinekney f iiADIOM Tday M Mfy ML BCafl Piarfaeyy teA M to S P 740 to frt FitP aRitter T V fti Qand that each claims will ba heardbv said Court t the Probate Office on October 22, 1957 at ten CLAY iiORDONhereof for three weeks eonsectively thoutWeal Grui4Howeli,LLOYUHENDEEpacify for expansionsave you expensive later maychangesM Writ or phonetoday No obligation Dispatah , Weekly Trips Made toienerai TruckingV P Miellaetitfonef1 eausa aopy of this notice It ba setTed upoi aaeh kmown party ink wMr t uiw add, Eawy by vagfetered mail, return reeeipt deat least fourteen 14 daysprior to sueh hearing, or by parson serViee at least ire I days prior teHiram R Smitb, Judge of ProbateA true aopyHelen M Gouldf Probate DR G R McCLOSKEYPSNTUTlephone Officelaaidviaa MMvtalags by Appola BowaU THE LAVEY HARDWARE BERT WYUE,AuctiumrTHE STATE OP PABM SALB3f Pttraa UP 8 3146 1 SPlOAUttWftUtto AifSALESMAN NUNJack HSJHMHAlUn Dinkel, Charles Musson andHenry Klikott are on a fishing tripin Canada spentlast week in Houghton Lake The Milton Carvers spent SundayPowew farm , Chelsa t r The Henry Haucks are visiting inDetroit Mrs Irene Kerschner, 68, ofStrawerry Lake died at McPhersonhospital, Aug 23 The body was tak Seth Darwin and wa Lansingcalled on the Jesse Her ys Saturday Robert Pike and wife spent Pri day wth the William Murdocks at Faller Corners Surdi ney call ed on che Erston Clarks Unadilla The Walter Glovers c Fowler 7 7vesday Throtigft3 11 tc 3 at id 5 to 7r And by Aipobtmentt AC 7291r 300 West Orand RivalBRIGHTON Roger J Carr AgencyCOMPLETE INSURANCE AOREdiihiLCarr 14 2Pinckney, Mich Phone UP 8 1181REATSfAfF Farms, Homes, Lake Prepartf Business OpportunftiesLut Your Property withGERALD REASONBroker 209 North Pearl it PH6NE UP 841166hospital, Ag The Walter Gloversen to Toledo by Don Swarthou local , viUe and percy Ellk and wife MaryAll Kinds of Real Estate Listtaff WantedMain Office HA 68188 at 7421 Por tage Lake Road, near N Territorial 132 WEST MAIN ST, PVCKNEYHenx Krafcn l 0t MVundertaker Mrs Audrey Lee, son, Jack, anldaughter, Bonnie, went to MuskegonTuesday The 2 latter will visit rel oetives there while Mrs Lee goes toManton to visit her parents Gordon Titua and Jerome Schenden arrived home last week fromSan Antonio, Texrs where they were ed ori th Roy Dillinwhams last weekRoy Dillingham liad A cateract removal operation on his othereye at Foote hospita, Jackson, lastWednesday Wlliam Shehan attended the weddlfor heang said petition The Probate Court for the County of j Dt, H RLivingston At a session of said Court held Wtvprnifterat the Probate Office in the City of Howeli in said County, on the 9th day of August A D, 1967 Present Hon Hiram R Smith, 1Judge of ProbaterIn the Matter of the Change of Name of Leviet Isadore Hinton, Minor iJulius Harold Tanner, Guardian of said minor having filed in said Court his petition praying that ,fthe Court enter an order changing j the name jf his ward, Leviet Isadore jHinton to Edward Charles Tanner j It is Ordered, That the 3rd day of September A D, 1957 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said Probate Of j FC R SALEApt Size G Eelactric F0 SALEMejHum sizeflea, be and is hereby,appointed for j stove, Oak dining room suite with 8itaWe for bathroom2 choxneround table, old fashioned desk anj r lavatory C J Clinton Cabinet,9 weeks taking national guard air Ann Arbor ing of his grandson, James Shehanat Jackson Saturday He v ent with Mrs Madeline Shehan and family of It is Ordered, That public noticethereof be given by publication of a ccpy hereof for 3 weeks consectforce basic training The Gerry Eichmans called on theRussell Glovers at Webberville Mon day John and lllene Glover camehome with them for a visit The DeMolaya picniced, at NewBeach, Portage Lake, Sunday W, F Close and wife, Gene Dinkeland wife and the Ray Languwaysspent Sunday with the Albert Dink book case, maple living room suit,Two rockers,need new covers,sprinsgood, Two oil burners, One EasyMis Joe Clark of Pasadena,Cralifhad a polo attack and is in the hosPtalHBfcfcERS FL0WS8SA H A mm FLOWERSHoweli Michan WANTED Responsible party totake over low monthly payments on spinnet piwioCan be seen in this vieinity Wrte Credit Manager P 0Box 8, Geenville, MichFOR SALE Wood burning Cook Stove, porcelain finish Call LaborDay or week ends,11506 Riverbank, Hi4and Lake ively previously to said day of hear Washer Call UP 83119ing, in the Pinekney Dispatch, a news Undrew Campbellpaper printed and circulated in lad I County I DEXTER BARGAIN BASEMENHiram R Smith, Jige of Probate AI1 kinds of merchandise AnylthinA true copy tyou want Wearing apparel, dishes,Helen M Gould J KnickKnacks, Household Goods, andRegister of Probate f also do RPar Service FOR SA15EPowered 8 in precisionTable Saw, also powered 4 inchjointer plane all complete C H, McRorie, pne UP 83115FOR SALE tTwo PieceRoom Suite 1000,664 Patterson Lake RoadFOR SALE Antques andRugs 540 East Putnam StPhone UP 85562 CrochetiFCU SALE 1948 PlymouthCo ye Marshal Meabon West M36, Pinekney Club Basement at 3026 Baker St,Dxter PUPPIESSeven male puppiaa taMrs Cter Brown give away Florence Preuss4339 Patterson Lake RoadWANTED TO BUYA Good Coalburning stove Have for sale, one oil FOR SALEWheat straw 35c bale,burner complete with copped tubing string tied , Frank PearcePittcki eVEGETABLE SGROCERIE SQUALIT YMARKE T PRICE SS SERVIC E FOii SAL E LUctri c WaahingMach FO R RENT House , 4in e en d Electri c Stov e I furnih d t 136 0 Eand tank s an d a smal l woo d stove Phon e H A 6406 7Mis s B Rampe , 122 0 Mowe r Rd I Pinekney , Mich hie en d Electri c Stove Mrs , Olive r IikU e U P 8997 4 4R W W MADSE NLava n Baildn g Bngnton , Mien OPTOMETBIS TTues an d Thurt 93 0 t o 50 0Evening s b y Appointmen tEas t Gran d Rive rA C t69 M t furnishe d a t 136 0 Eas t M3 8Pinekney Mrs T A War ePhon e U P 89700 unFOR SAL E Combinatio n Sod aan d Restauran t a t 12 6 Wes t Mai nSt , Pinekney Fran kPhon e U S315 9WANTE D rCaipente r Work , Con draftin g jobs Donal d Conra dFOR RENTLarg e moder n unfurn ishe d apartmen t i n Pinekney Phon e U 8323 2LE E LAVE YftXnsuruai tLAW N MO R SHABWBMXN G 2 4 Bhrban k Hilan d Uk e Salesman fo r Geil d Beaso BE3 T WYLt tPhun a U P 8814 1 FOR SALE1 2 ft Plywoo d Bot tE H P Johnso n Moto r 900 0 Als o lf eGuag e Wincheste r Automati c 4000 Luciu s J Doyl e Phon e U P 8 812 3WANT9DPamin g an d interio r de craroring 2 5 ars experienceWill fi e e8timataM A Link, 179 LakeriewRush Lake, Phone UP J2 w AI Septic Tank Service Licensed and Bonded by the State oGOOD REASON FOR BORROWING To Pay Doctor or Dautkt To Dafrmy School To Gat on Your Fast and Mka a fn mtetttNon budget dxpensai have to b whether yo i ata themor not The cost is low bactwemake ao many leana Tanas are ad joittd to iroome The transitionrtranjrthani yvar craffit lavaColl Any TlmaFirst National Bank HowalL MleUgSBUnder Federal SuperrMoa of Kedtral Itancrt Oar RLSORRELLWater Wellii and PumpiAll Makes of Pumps ServicedWM DxterPinckney Road1bone HA 6 9454 PHONE ST 3128SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WHLLS CLEANEDNew Tanks and Liaet totalled 739 South PleamJOHN HARVEY JACKAONJIICBWISCONSIN HYBRED SEED CORN859095100 pom ion and Federal 1 Corpcraton All Depostt tntorad op 825 A BUSHEL HI to 10,000 for Eacr IFOR SALEGarden Tractor 1H HP1Drim Strmtton, 612 Tint, rmu f Ukt MV eoft 1, wffl teUforlWSt Piam, Ukaland, AC tm FARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANYPHONE UP 8 5511 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 August 28, 1957 Description An account of the resource August 28, 1957 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 1957-08-28 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/1581e8024cde3f42722e398bf8de364e.pdf a53c232c0029a359207ea5a8cef74e2a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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IS tm 3 W V w r m9 m urn 1C4Vshm 74 KB fBtCKNSY M Wednesday, September 4, 1957 No i The summer resort season in Mich agan so far disappointing at the cash register is showing signs of life At one time it was predicted the dollar influx would drop from 6 billion to 5 billion In recent yars Michigan has ilippeeVfrom third to fourth place as a tourist state One reason for the increase is the Mackinac Bridge which people are flocking to see There has been an upserge in demand for motel and lakeside acomodations Motel prices have caused some criticism Some are said to charge 12 a night Michigan will net send a lobbyist tc Washington to get government contracts Gov Williams sent Lee Local Social Lvtut CLARKOHLE WEDDING The wedding of Miss Norma Clark, daughter of the Norman Clarks of Toma Road, took place Saturday night at the Peoples Church here, Rev, Sanders officiating The bride was given in marriage NdghboAig Note 1 Bom to Thomas Gibney and wife of Gregory, Aug 21 a son Cathoik Charts jUrys Catholic Chare Re Pr Aftwt Schmftt, Paator SUNDAY MASSES Sumsser Masses Soft BaD News Carrot i May, with 10 to 2 victory ovet Kenneth Musbach of Munitn suffl ered brain injury last week when he t JJJ 1000, 1130 A M eifcity Service who were reinforced go kicked by a horse and is in Foote , Mwea80of 1000 AM by 4 General Motors stars4 Pinch f fe co aJTll was hospital, Jackson piuu, UCQU , Weekday Mass 800 A, The old brick Fowlerville school jj M I, Pinckney league team ended their j g, ,oft ball, season which started last I i M,T ,, n in 2 victorv over How AT L ion decision affecting golf and eoun and semii private country clubs who practise ney players were missing but Mfroka meBmrB on , , Hewlet and Wakefield substantia , by her father Her flowers were step tuiH 1,18 fa to be torn down , Mothep Novella730 pjt, 1 in an able J , thlTrteLSotJ JZ hanotis and she carried an orchid on Rev Fr Charles Walsh was guest r , J los wir uquor McenseeJiost all tne , i, iri mAAMn oil Confessions iu I w J v , u of honor at the Kiwams meeting atj , Saturday 430 to 530 P , 830 t 900 V , a white Bible Her dress was white satn with 2 net overskirts, pearls at the neckline and a crown held her fingertip veil Mary Standridge was maid of hon or Her gown was a mint green form al The bridesmaid was her sister, Joan Clark Alice Stockton was sol oist accompanied by Mrs Norma UhYTf the Economic Development F,ley at the piano Jake Altenhof Co, there to investigate and he report ed back it was unwise That the gov ernment was under an economy wave He suggested that Michigan have key people drop in at Washington ocasatonalfy than establish an office there He said the Army,Navy and Air Corp has agreed to furnish the state with monthly lists of gov Dexter last week A farewell reception was given for him Sunday at St Ijosapih school i Mesdames Kenneth and Frederick Hennes gave a bridal shower at Dex ter last Monday for Miss Helen Mai Nixon for Howell Mtraonite Church Calvary Mennonitte Cbureh Ha Ezsa Beachy, Paster McCarthy of Webster The Dexter Gospel Church has I 8 Supt Walter Esen purchased the Clawson home there Jfox Worship 1000 ir,nd Kennedy got hits and Mrofka d Chicago was best man and Norman for a parsonage It was known as Sunls Sohool 110 got a homer 4 more runs scoring shut out clubs have bars and the patronage a Pinckney for 2 innings In the thii not restricted to members as the mem they broke loose Wakrfiid, Kennedy btrs may bring guesta Tournamenta and Gentile got hits ana Gil ODherty are also held there in which nonmem hit a grand slam hommtr, 4 runs, j bers compete scoring Jeffreys followed with a I double and Holcomb scored bin with a triple Mrofka hommerei in the 4th In the 5th Southwell walked, Hewlett i mamiirartmara Kcostume was a pink linen sun aid ernment contracts so manufacturers P can bd on tnem Michigan is fighting root rotj116 n ner return they will live brought to the Bay City district in seed potatoes from the Prince Edward Jsland If not checked it could wreck the entire potatoe crop The method is to fumigate the soil with a special chemical, The Wisconsin special election for senator had special significance in Michigan as Gov Wiliams went there and campaigned for William Proxmire the winning candidate Clark, brother of the bride, groomsman Ushers were Robert Clark and Donald Enders The reception was at the Elementary school Mesdames Dorothy Clark and Leola Enders were hostesses The couple left on a wedding trip to Florida The brides going away n Chicago The bride graduated from Pinckney high school in 1955 and worked at the Vokar, Dexter The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Kurt Ohle cf 780 Howell got both runs the 6th when Wilton and Wellman hit home runs the Henry Phelphs home L W Peoples Meeting Leonard Bennett, former employf feiftac FelUwsfiip Service ec of the Ann News and one timef Wednesday 8W ever Wekefields head a South Lyon postmaster has 16th Annual Uvmunity Sunuoar Houghton ed from it by written letter from the Eibie School a Calvary Mennonite Southwell won 8 games, noutui Church Jul 1 t0 12, 900 to 1100 j 2, Dick Kennedy and Holcomb , earn Pinckney won 12 and lost b An organized campaign U under way to make Bible reading and mem orizing the Lords Prayer compulsory in the public schocls Orville Farmer of Battle Creek is lead of the drive and expects to get 305,000 signers to get the proposal on the November 1958 ballott Children may be excus state labor of Chicago and is foreman in print i Donna Basydlo 211, Mary Kelly 200, ing plant of the internal revenue I Nancy Wegener 200, and Carol Mill office, Chicago where former Sena tor ot Lucas is head been appointed to the mediation board Mr and Mrs Herb Sneed of Howare visiting hts parents in Texas On the Pinckney Kiwanis Girls team in the Howell league Delia Davis batted 543, Verna Hoben 428, Dorothy m Doyle 333, Lou Basydlo 300, Francis Higgs 300, They did not j Worship 1045 a m play many games Of those who play afod Choir prftsifoe 7SO i he Peoples tburch Undenominational M36 West, between Unadilla and MHn Streets Class for Al Ages ,4 ana up Evcroody Welcome Com Cong, Ckch Htv J W Winger, Pastor j Striday School fc30 a r one parents The proposed constitutional amendments reads At least 10 THey won the county league title for verses from the Holy Bible shall be 1 the second time in 3 years 2fcad or cause to be read without com Over 00 attended the game The ment at the beginning or every school donkey game is always popular It day by the teacher in charge and was a comedy of spills with the each child by the time ho or ed out the schedule Mary Jane Jeff, reys batted 289, Midge Hggs 240, HURTUBISEVGAKLfc WEDDING Cecile M Hurtubise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hurtubise of Portage Lake was married to John cr 167, Cathy Wiltse 167, Janet Sh ley 177 The FirsvNational Bank at Howolj which has been remodelled and mod MARRIED SATURDAY Miss Jacqueline Rutledge, daugh ter of Mrs Margaret Rutledge of j Cakleson of Mrs Mary Gakle of Hamburg and William Damm,son of Ann Arbor at St Marys Church , Mrs Marian Damm and the late,Wal Saturday at 11 a m, Rev Albert ter Damm of Hamburg, exchanged Schmitt officiating, their wedding vows at St Marys The bride wore a waltz length Church, Pinckney at 400 p m, Satur gown of white Chantilly lace, design day, August 31, fcev Albert Seffmitt ed with a Peter Pan collar hex waist, Tr C H Vann of Detroithaa officiating at the aide altar in a length illusion was secured by a J Me,jug HospltairBrigll5i ernized had 1250 visitors on house day, Fred the wedding Pittsburg, Pa, last week Rev Ezra Beachy and wife single men winning 1 to 0 Dave Haines scored their run John Bur and Jeff Davis captained the single en and Chuck Hewlett and Branm don White the married men she reaches the sixth grade shall memor ize the Ten Commandments and the Lords Prayer Any child shall be ex cused from participation in any part of this program upon written re Pinckney AB R H uest from parent or guardian Rev Brooks Sanders, Pastor open It iunday School rmrfc Worship fcouth Group 945 a m 1050 am 7i00 p ir 800 p m 01 pm ThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 pm areiThUr Youth Prayer Group 700 p m 4 4 4 4 4 Fish of Pinckney attended t Service 80 ding of hi9 granddaughter inf Sr Choir Practise 8 leaving pinckney He will attend Goshen college, Ind Mrs Beachy will teach there and Lucille will taech in Richmond, and Kennedy, ss 4 Mrofka, c Genile, If G ODoherty, cf Jeffreys, lb Holcmo, 2b Southwell, p 0 Cbiiles Hewlett 3 1 Wakeffeld, rf 6, S City Service Hilton, 3b THOMAS W BELL fhomas W Bell, 74, of Webster Wellman, c ship died last Tuesday He wasNixon, p, rf of Mark and Ellen Fletcher CI Brigham, ss find was born near Pinckney IJagraau, cf We do not like this amendment because we think it violates the priu cipal of the separation of church and state, and also Joubl iat yoii an make religion no npulsory Attempts in the past to do that have failed If parents are not wrffeent y interested to have their tkilrn attend church or learn the Lorls Prayer we dont think the schools AB H R can do t 4 11 2 2 1 1 1 0 1 i 2 2 2 1 1 0 1333 1 1 matchmg headpiece trimmed mwl it in NoV6mberKIt closed March 15, 1883 He married Vretta Lawson lb sequins and seed pearls She earned I A , Re h seJ Austin in 1908 She survives There Ha r, 1 since World War II and was once on re nl d T V M nlk rf n fnf n v TTUI Iters Mrs William Eck and Mis Har Minock, rf, p J old Wheeler and a brother, Fred double ring ceremony The brides dress was floor length sequi of white nylon tissue taffetta, with a white prayer book, topped with n LAwli w fiA re 5 sons and 4 daughtrs,also 2 sis Chas Bngham, cf empire waist and chapel train It orchid and stephanotis P gtaff of pord jjpjj The frock of the matron of honor, Rev Eugene Ramer of gt pfluis 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 0 0 2 2 1 1 Q featured a square neckline wtih lace and long sleevesThe crown of seeded Mrs Donald Burns was shrimp chiff j LuVherarChurchTHambug leaving pearls held in place a fingertip veil, on ballerino length frock, designed j to attend coege ftt gt Her flowers were a white orchid carr with full ekirt and cowl neckline I WiUiam Robertg and wife haye led on a white prayer book , The bridesmaids, dressed like theccsed their gas station fc M36 Francis Higgs was maid of honor J matron of honor but m blue were TIS23 after 31 The w h Her dress was toast colored princess Mrs Russell Shaneyfefc sister of j way has b ht it for widenln style with a matching tiara and groom, Shirley Kaiser of Pinckney A stone wag thrown h h veil Her bouquet was pink carnat and Mrs Cemeron Figg B ions and roses Their The bridesmaids, Mrs Richard dresses The funeral was at the Keehn Fun cral Home, jexter, Friday, Rev McDonald officiating Burial was in Forest Lawu Cemetery FINAL BATTING AERAGES County League Team Throe Games or Less A R H Jerry Mrcfka Don Bums I way iias o groom, Shirley Kaiser of Pinckney A stone and Mrs, Cemeron Fisrsr 3 J JI , n nuvc vwncu mmv g nn TI I ir head bands matched their ,, T 7 f ge, Cordley Lake died at St Ed Wakefie s and they carried bouquets tX U Watch6S Joe hpital, Ann Arbor, Saturday Charles He CLEON T BROWN Cleon T Brown, 62, whose family Jerry O1 Doherty once owned what is now White Al Thiralt eld ewlett 4 6 6 3 3 3 He had worked for KingSeeley KJ, Ken Fry Bennett and Barbara McAfee wore of white glamelias Phillin RUHPHO Bn nA cnt,a dresses of pale green styled after Russell Shaneyfelt was Best man of Strltrry Te wtT SS Hea arried Hottnire of w more tie mid of honor and had snmlar Ushers were Larry Hurtubise, broth Bt st Patrf k church Northfield dexter She survves There s a son SouthweU bou,uts of the bnde Douglas Redies andI Isst week He , Jr lvr, Also a broher Clare Rcader Charles Rutledge brother of the , James O Morrison J TI new RnmK, i i , The funeral was at St Thomas I , ride, stationed at Selfridge Field Thereception was at the K of C LLTtll school I ChhUrch An ArbW M Holmb was best man Ushers were James Hall, Dexter Mrs Carl Bafs and J 3rj 2 1 1 1 1 1 5 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 We do not know if the still prevails yet but it used to be taa custom to make the president a physician a rear admiral Not he had any naval experience but he could draw an admirals pay Back in McKinleys time bis phytic ian whose name was Rixejr was made an admiral The practise always seemed absurd to us An attempt was made in the US Senate last week to make Jimmy Stewart ,movie actor a general In the air corp It was block 333 e ky Senator Margaret Smitl of 333 Maine who inquired what flyinff ax gjg j perience ho had It developed he had 333 333 j 200 Pet 50 Xnlgh Pinckney and Walter Damm, Joanne Hand of Manchster served A marriage lieenge hfls been gsued blether of the groom The reception, following the cere moriy was at the Odd Fellows Hall at Hamburg Mrs Marilyn Forest cf Hamburg cut the cake, Mrs James Wilson of Hamburg received the Bob Amburgey MNEhUlVAN J Tom Houston the cake The guest book was keptjct Mn ,7 A Mrs Ne,lie VanHoni 82 died ati Rw Moiiaritv by Mrs William Hurtubise fNorma 0 ,T McPherson hospital Howell Friday Dick Kennedy After a wedding trip to northern Michigan the couple will live at 716West Jefferson, Ann Arbor Norma Clark, 21, Pinckney She was the widow of George Van medy Phil Gentile m I sj v a Phil Jentiie LOCAL SCHOOL ENROLLMENTif0 Wh , 1961,They,had iRob Mcabon The Pinckney Communitv hoo fm S,Uah 1DV,,J J r The bride graduated from PinckJ enC 1at Commumty Schoo j Howe1 is a 8on Lee and 2 , u w aay was high scnooi t ftWflhiM on A srn fJlpnn is d gifts and Mrs James Knight of new high school and is employed by and 8th 17 PI Z iw v,i 1Mf nlr the Universal TTT ri hZ TU and 8th 345 Elementary 449 I Pinckney had the guest book The rehearsel dinner was given by Mr and Mrs William Bennett of namhurg The couple left on a trip to northern Michigan and on their return will live in Lakeland FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept 20, Saline there Sept 27 Boys Vocational here Oct 4 Dexter there Oct, 11 BoyBville here October 18Hartland here Oct 26 Manchester here Nov 1 Stockbridge there Nov, 8 South Lyon there Nov, 15 Fenton St Johns thee All games start at 730 p m EST the Universal CIT Credit Corp Ta i Total 794 groom is a graduate of Ann Arbor I c x i r n J , high school and i, employed at tteSt arys I , f Morril office supply store, Ann Ar ,1 boya for the fo ljcr I ball practfse, 19 were retuniees,8 seniors, 2 more seniors are tto report f i Dick Kennedy who had appendicitis was Ugh school gdchiiden A sonrGlenn is de I ceased Two brothers, Fred and Will J iam Leece and sisterMrsIda Knapp j The funeral was Sunday at the How ell Methodist church Burial in Lake view Cemetery Al Allmand 28 10 11 11 2 4 4 7 4 11 6 6 2 3 3 4 9 10 5 12 2 6 0 22 35 20 11 13 34 47 26 26 9 6 6 1 391 363 318 314 300 273 206 264 254 230 230 111 COLLEGE STUDENTS , , 0 The following from here will at als ,ut Vf J04 field men are back Jim McCleer, HERMAN SMITH Herman Smith, 67, of Mason Road, fHoweUf died Friday He married Michigan State Alice Schonden, ,Keily and HTan f Mary Agnes McCluskey, daughter of ek Wylie, James Campbell are back First game at Saline Sept tBernard McClu8key of pinckney Albion Alan Rose jl0 First home ame Sept 27 wlthiThere are 2 sons and 2 daughters , Alma College Jerry Mrofka Lee ByS VocationaL s fa Don Wma brother, Lueius, and 2 sisters,The J Hollingsworth, Eddie Holiingsworth rst ritetup we had to reduce as tfuneral was in gt Josephs church, Central CollegeCatjiy Wflitse gCi hcre kte Howell Monday with burial in Mt Gen Motors TechJay Root Butterworth School NursinLinda Lee WINS 4th PRIZE John Barber of Pinckney entered his 16 months old dog in the annual gun trials at Multi Lakes August 25 and won 4th prize Tom Stock of Highand won first prize with 385 points Bill Moss jr won the boys 1st prize with 334 points Barbers dog was an English Setter AVON PRODUCTS Avom eounties are la deataad Otw tower aceptance highest in history d Don McKinley Territories now available for womea j Thomas A Wylie intends to mar Three new arrivals here over the jit week end Born, to Joe Plummer and St Joe School of NursingrGingeri uradaV At McPherson hos Bob Jones Joan Clark, David Nash to earn good incomeFor appointmeat write MM Alona Huckins 64 School Sf Haslets, Mieh PEACHES PEACHES PBACHBS Bale Haven Peaches for sale, tree ripened, 27 to M00 a boshel, also Rochester and South Haven canning variety 4150 a bushel, pick them yourself PETERSON ORCHARDS i Bruin Lake, 5 miles south of Gregory ticulate at some college but has not decided which one Ten bussse will operate from the Pinckney school The drivers are H C Vedder, James Singer, Percy Mow ers, Clayton Carpenter, Ftoris Clark, Webster Strong, Lloyd Nash, John Burg, Sam DeLapp and Charles Hew, lett, Floris Clark got the new bus last week NOTICB TO 4H CLUBS Parents of boys and girls who plan pital, Howel, a son to the Orland Winslows of Eakeland at McPher son hospital, Friday a 9 lb son and to Vera Clark and wife at St Joe hospital Ann Arbor Friday an 8 lb daughter VOftOsv V Iivingttfcti Conntg s Assn meets at Fowlerville Thuftsday 6ept t Afternoon session 28a even g f8tl st enetattens t diames at she Methodist Church must be made by J Sep II to Mrs Elba Moore, aetra sry, owlerrUle, sfteh Howell Monday with burial Olivet Cemetery The Thome Bonner family had join 4H Clubs will sseet Weitea pollock supper tabor Day night at 7 fltpt 4ta at the high sehoet at WOt Ossatry ChA 7M p m RECEPTION FOR TEACHERS The Parents Club of the Pinckney Community Schools will give a reccpt ion for all the Pinckney school teach ers on Friday evening Sept 6, from 730 to 930 p m at the high school gym All adults in the community are invited tc come and meett the faculty CONSERVATION DEPT There will be 31 designated spec in shy deer areas in Michigan this year The dept is placing 22,500,000 The Stone school fight in Ann Ar tree seedlings on sale this week bor to get their children transported 31 Michigan fox squirrels have to the Ann Arbor school has entered 1 I been live trapped and will be sent to Port Frank, Ont where efforts will be made to establish thenuThfe is part of the exchange program Three years of dredging and filling at Stirling State PaHc, Monroe has ended There is now parking epace for 400 cars and room for 8000 people SPECIAL COMMUNICATION Special Communication of Living LADIES AUtLRY The Young Ladies AwHiMTIgton Lodge Nq, 76 on Friday, Sept ThyxatTay, Sept 12 at p m witfc 18 tsvav Work in EA degree j J Mrs losvHnll, Wnr dolls jmd wrk orlamsl Wimtow 4 Jt lorataffimg k k dp iw none What is beleivevd to be birth of a child to the youngest mother on cord took place in the University of Arkansas last week when a 9 year old negro girl gave birth to s 2 lb son It was 2 months premature The Democrats pulled one of their biggest upsets last week when they elected William Flroxmtoe senator in Wisconsin, their first such victory there in 25 yearsProxmire, beaten 8 times by Kohfer for governor, was given no chance against the 3 time governor but confounded the dopsters by winning by 122,000 majority Gov Williams of Michigan went to Wisconsin and eampaigaed for Proxmire for which he vealf dubbed n carpet bagger and it walTpredicted his speeches would sink Proxmire How wrong these critics wars Sena tors Kennedy of MassacfcJnfette and Kefauver of Tennessee ateo campaign ed for Proxmire who conducted a rtate wide handshaking campsign on the Gov Williams style which hat always paid off for the after Bis opponent did little hard shaking, relying on TV and radio He eaass tined as a 100 percent Wsenhower supporter The presf layfvhia defeat to the Republican old went on a strike and Kohler defeated their ndidatt, Glenn Davis inthepi the McCarthy candidate causes were low farm unemployment The says the same situation Michigan where the Repi guard refuse to break disturb the statna quo U W 1 a new phase Ann Arbor transported them last year but refused this year They said it would mean another bus and that the children are only a mile i y Bw and a quarter from the school and the fc th yitHiat state does not require transportation jg Btitnlwi rnd will not recompense them if they ern pwwMntm fumish it The parenU say there are thn no sidewalks along Packard and theii ue j coatSSsiaJaf children would hara to waft on the j up good hill highway and be subject to traffic hat tor Mn kiH, 4 ards So they have collected 800 r and will go iato circuit court and ask 1Mfi lftA an iniunction forcing the school to furnish bna aatfioa sV, BWwK ,H S,AJ r Wednesday, September 4, lt7 Jotetef 41 Tests Aft Mr Charlee Henry was taken to Pontine for treatment Thursday Miss Lena Monks left for Lansing Monday where she will teachErwin Monks will teach in Sanducky Aubrey Gilchrst, mail carrier has a new Beo car Laura Burgess was thrown from her bicycle Saturday and had her left arm broken The Pinckney school attendance is 118 high school 34 grammer 23 interdediate 16 primary 45 Rev Fr Commerford took a big load to the Dexter Labor Day Picnic Pinckney played ball there and won Myron Dunning pitched Mrs Mary Msfcm and daughtev, Mrs Luey Lyes el Jack are visit ing he This issue naa a letter from Atlan ta, Georgia written by Frane Adele Burch Dr W J Walsh has returned after 2 months vacation and reopened his dental office over the drug store Born to the Clarence Stackablcs last week a son Miss Kuhn of South Lyon is teach ing the Cady school Gertrude Hoff is attending Howdl high school GeneMcCleer is teaching the Wilson school, Joie Harris in Dundee again, Ella Murphy the Sprout and Bess Devereaux the Hicks Mike Dunne and daughter of Detroit visited Mrs Marcellus Monks last week, Pearl Glenn will go to school in Detroit this year The Silas Swarthout, Henry Kice and Fred Grieve families went to the Detroit State Fair last week Notts o 25 Years Ago Pinckney soft bailers won two games last weekThey defeated the Ann Arbor postoffice there 10 to and defeat Pettysville 11 to 9 Fred Head pitched both games Dell Hall was kicked by a horse at Kalamazoo and is in the hospital there The Fish family attended the Johnson reunion at Dansville Satu day Clella Fish is secetarytreasurer Clare Ledwidge has gone to Adrian to attend school The Michigan Spanish War Veter ans held their reunion Sunday at Island Lake Mrs Richard Herringa and three children of Grand Rapids are visiting the Phillip Sprouts Evelyn Elliott of Pinckney and George Dunne were married August 21 at the Albert Beet home in How ell by Rev Noble M J Reason is shipping another 1 car load of milch cows to New York State I Messrs George Clark and Robert Meyers have gone to the Canadian Exposition at Toronto, Ontario j Lee Lavey A H MurphyJon Swar thou and Victor Bourbonnais attend ed the Gar WoodKaye Donn motor boat races at Detroit Labor Day I Germaine Ledwidge will teach in Detroit this yearSo will Marilda Rog ers and Zita Harris j E A Davenport of Warwick, New York was a the M J Reasons last week He s buying cows with Mr Reason S H Carr and wife, Claude Rea j son and wife ipent last week at Ot sego Lake W C Hendee was sheep judge at I the Washtenaw County Fair, Ann j Arbor last week I of STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for the County of Livingston In the Matter of the Estate Ella VanSickle, Deceased Preeent,Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate j At a session of said Court, held on August 27, 1957 Notice is Hereby Given, That all creditors of said deceased are requir ed to present their claims in writing snd under oath to said Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon Margaret I Timmons of Brighton, Michigian, a fiduciary of said ettate , and that sun elaims will be heard and the heirsatUw will be determined tn said Court at the Probate office on November 5, 1957 at ten a m It is Ordered, That notice thereof be given by publication of a copy here of for three weeks consecutively prev t ious to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Ditpatch and that the fiduciary cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in 1 interest at his Uast known address by registered or certified mail,return 1 receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14dayi prior to such hearing, or by personal service at least five 5 dayt prior t0 uch hearing Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate A true copy Barbara G Marr Clerk of Probate I Mr and Mrs C H McRorie have have sold their home here to Kevin Ledwideg They are moving to Tarn, pa, Florida about October 1 Mr and Mrs Frank Battle ot How ell called on MrsEmma Dinke Fri and also called on the Wiliam Thomp sons at Hiland Lake Mrs Rene Miller entertained all the elementary school teachers and jthe 8th grade teachers at luncheon last Thursday fell last Mon day and injured her leg Mrs Lange of Schafer Rd is taking care of her j The home of Edmond Haines on East Main St caught fire in the garret last Friday night Considerable smoke and water damage The Russell Reads who have been visiting tthe Ross Reads went back to Pittsburg, Pa, Tuesday The John McGuire family of Dear born spent the week end with tne Fred Reads Marilyn VanSlambrook is on a, canoe trip down the AuSable River The barn of Ralph Meyers on Graves Rd burned last night The stock was saved but the hay was j lost except 20 bales Jack Pritchard of Plymouth was a guest of the Sprout families Labor Day LIBRARY NEWS New books for girls purchased from proceeds of bake sale are Julie l , by Craig Blueberry Summer by Og Ivie 4 Party Linepy Butters Lost Pond by Melcher Date for Diana by Hadley and My Sister Mike by Walden I Presented by Mrs Ralph Hal Noel Cowards Present Indicative Maughamj Trembling of LeafMason Three Harbors and Belbenota Dry Guillotine j Twilight for the God fas Gann by Mrs Robert Tasrfv From the Amencan UndertakersJ Assn the History of American Fun eral Directing by Haberstein and llamers This shows funeral customs from the beginning of the world Nw books are Swiftwater by Ann ixex and Captive Witch by Van Every MrsWilliam Brash and grand children, Breeta and William jr left Saturday for Tuscon, Arizona where the children will join their parents and 2 younger brothersMrs Brash will return in a month Mesdames Ethel Sprout and Flor ence Wagner were guests of tthe Jay Truax of Detroit at their cott age a Cedar Lake Sunday The Sdo Theatre Am Arfett, Mkv Childrens Free Playground THiATRE Howm Friday, Saturday Seat, e, 7 CANYON RIVSB in Ciaessaeenae and Color Geo Montgomery Marcia Herdetson DBwr Starring Sal Mineo and Brian Keith in color Also Cartoon tfowett Friday, Saturday Sept , 7 Jack Webb THE D V Gordon Scott V Sunday, Monday, Sept 8, 9 GIANT m Teehnicalot N With Elizabeth Tayor, and Rock Hudson James Dean Plus Walt Disney Featurette SARDINIA in Color Csftoen j TARZAN AND TBB LOST SAFARI in Color tMH i Sunday, Monday, Sept 8 jiatiinee Sunday, 230 p a cent Tony Martin and Vara SUen n LETS BE HAPPY in CinemaScope and CJor Fish Dinner at ST MARYS PARISH HALL Friday, SPT6th 530 P M UNTIL ALL ARE SERVED POTATOES COLESLAW Tues, Wed, Thur, Sept 10, 1 , 2 SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS With Snsan Harrison, Marty Milner Plue THE RUNNING TARGET in Color wit Arthur Franz and Doris Dowling Starving Preston Foster and Coleen Gray in DESTINATION 60,0OT Tues, Wed, Thur, Sept lOy 1 , 2 Gary Cooper and Audrey Hepburn Maurice Chevalier in LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON Color SYLVAN me Ami Thur, Fri, Sat, Sept 5, 6, 7 DeLuxe Double Feature THE WINNING TEAM RELfSHES COFFEE PIE ABULTS 125 CHILDREN 75c Doris Day, Ronald Regan and also THE COUNTERFEIT PLAN With Frank Lovejoy and Zachary Scott OUR LADY OF FAT1MA GUL i iff THBAm WIBTMOR LAattE V mm Friday, Saturday Sept 6, 7 Double Feature Red Skelton in j PUBLIC PIGEON NO 1 Eastman Color Janet Blair and Vivian Blain also j , THE RESTLESS BREED Eastman Color with J Scott Brady and Anne Bancroft I Sun, Mon, Tues Sept 8, 9, 10 It Disneys BAMBI in Gorgeous Color CinemaScope Featurette Lapland Color Cartoon and Late News is Bint Water Laundromat and Store oeen WWiter and Rummer 0 Mond Kress Bonelf MUWldMieh Soft Water Family Wash, , SesS FfJZ hUm Sprfc uren am Ms goQeior Irttfe our Sold Dye Sfatsssw Sun, Mon, Tues Sept 8, 9, 10 FIRE DOWN BELOW in CinemaScope and Techniolor With Rita Hay worth, Robert Michum J Wednesday, Thursday, Sep 11, 12 Jack Lemon We Are Closed on Wednesdays Thur, Fri, Sat, Sept 12, 13, 14 Jerry Lewis in DELICATE DELNQUENT The story of the West ARRROWHEAD In tiutwmuii with Charlton Heston and Katy Jurado and Jack Palance NoTelty News Cartoon II Mobil gas Mobilheat r MobiloiU Mobil Grea 8 Prompt Friendly Service Call HOWELL BBaVrr i J JBllS Hg J BSBaW , r JSSn uiitiL BSE , ar Br aWbv fSSRWSS 900 , r v i V , t V tfX AfCS Wednesday, September 4, 1957 L umil if GRQCBUES ORYGGODS GENTS FURNISHINGS CANNED M SHOEJ UNGERIE KNEoy awERAi snmt rjttii i rfr ff ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1957 1958 SCHOOL YEAR FOR RICKETT SCHOOL Pinckney Dispatch Entered as Second Class Matter at Postoffice At of March 8, 1877 114 South Howell St,Pinckney,iMub Subscription Price 150 a Year Robert Walker and wife of Ann Arbor called on the Jesse Henrys Sunday , Gerald Henry went back to Detroit Tuesday where he will teach at Cool er high school Afred Pfau and wife of Howell called on William Shehan Sunday The Ambrose Kennedy family of Pontiac were Sunday guest, of the Lloyd Hendees Jeff Hendee spent the first of the week with his dad at the state fair His mother, sister and brother weit Tuesday and the Lynn Hendees go Thursday The Homer Abney family visited his brother in Detroit ladt week The Albert Dinkels, Allen Dinkels, Ray Languways and Gilbert Skinners attended the horseshow at Linden ou Labor Day, sponsored by the KAwan is Club Wagoners Greoawf 6066 PINCKNEV Quality Merchinilit LOW PRICES Beer and Wine To Take Set the Gayle I PHONE HOWELL 706 CALENDAR REGISTRATION September 5 6 SCHOOL STARTS September 9 TEACHERS INSTITUTE October 1415 THANKSGIVING November 28 29 CHRISTMAS December 20 January 6 EASTER March 28 April 7 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL June 6 DAILY TIME SCHEDULE REGULAR CLASSES 830 AM to 1130 A M TUTORING 100 PM to 300 PM Rickett School is a private school conducted by the Livingston County Chapter of the Michigan Association for Mentally Retarded Children This school serves children with special problems Principal support for this school comes from the Brighton and Howell Community Chests, Service Clubs and Interested Individuals The tuition is 300 per week, payable each week in advance The teacher is Mrs Phyllis J Lyberg, member of the American Association on Mental Deficiency Association on Mental Deficiency t 620 Rickett Road Brighton, Michigan ACademy 94961 Jiita Miller spent last Grand Beach Lake with hhirieys The Harold Heusmans of Ypsilanti were Sunday guests of the Edwin tip routs I Mrs Edith Carr spent the week end in Walled with the Leo Better family Tiie Owen Marlowes of Swarthout Cove have moved inoo the Teeple or Veeder double nouse on Putnam, Mrs Guy Smith and daughter, virs Nancy Nichols and children of iKewoods, Ohio, visited at the Earl iyughn home last week Gary Crumbaugh of Dexter and Aito iian were Sunday dinner guests ji the Mark Nashes The Ray Burns and Jack Young amines called at the funeral home m Howell Sunday night where the J rCobary was said for Herman Smith I ine Ray Burns, Jack Young and DCcnklin families were dinner gueLs ot tlie Ken Frys in Brighten Sun uay honoring the birthdays of Ray jjurns and Connie Conklin William Kemp and wife of Detroit were Sunday guests of the Olin Rob uisons I The Lester McAfees and Mis Jeanette McDomiel were in Lansng Just Tuesday Tto Harold Porters attended the Cinerama in Detroit Sunday Harold Henry was at Hudson Uuy I Jast month at the University of Mich gan experimental stationMrsHen y I and children were in Iiellafountain, i Obio Edwin Carey of Detroit spent the week end at the Lester McAfee homo Mrs Irene Jack has returned to her home in Gulfport, Miss Mrs Rose VanGorder who lives ir the Bob Ackley apt fell and broke Coal and Fuel Oil Will Soon Be Needed We Have The SUNOCO FUEL ML And The Best of Coal WE CAN STILL TAKE CARE YOU AT SUMMER PRICHS b E HGEY SONS Phene HA 68119 Dexter Lumber, Coal, Fuel Oil DEXTER, MICHIGAN n ,1 m MH0 , ,9 i f Established lSS McPherson Howell Pinckney Over NinetyTwo Years of Safe Bankln State Bank r Joe rtj iitnMPimiiiiiiinHiuiiiiiiifiiiiiTiir To All Our Friends and Customers In appreciation of your patronage to our store and to make new friends, we have made special arrangements with 20th CENTURY STUDIOS to be here and photograph YOUR CHILDREN, ADULTS AND ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF YOUR FAMILY BEAUTIFUL DELUXE HAND COLORED IN OIL PORTRAIT FOR ONLY 99c A Full Selection of Proofs to Choose From All minors must be accompanied by parents No appointments necessary THERE IS NO AGE LIMIT It is not necessary to present this card for sitting EVERYONE WELCOME THIS IS THE PLACE AND DATEGENTILE HOME THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12th CENTER her knee last week and is in St hospital, Ann Arbor Mrs Ellen McAfee, daughters, Bar Lara and Leslie, and Wayne Waterbury attended the state fair in De troit Sunday The Basil Whites of Mason Road called on the Ben Whites Sunday The Dale Miller family spent Sun, day with Earl and Harold Graham at Ionia I Mrs Louise Shehan is visiting Mrs Edna Spears They called on the Arthur Krych family at the the Mich San Thursday Jack Sheldon and Bobbie Kelly spent last week at Curran Guy Blair of Fowlerville called oa the Roy Dillinghams last week Robert Kenton and wife of Lansing were Saturday guests of the Robert Pikes Howard Read won the title at the golf tournament at Lake Chemung las week Mrs James Kito and children of Dayton, Ohio and Mrs Nellie Cam turn of Detroit were week end guests of the Lawrence Camburns Joseph Wilash of Iron Mountain called on th Andrew Nesbitts last week MrsHowardo Read entertained her rd club today j The Leon Meabon family of Chel I sea and Bob Meabon spent the week end at Lovells The James Whitley family spent Sunday at Port Sanilac The Earl Kimberlys entertained Tom Ware wife at dinner Sunday in honor of Toms birthday The John Paul Wares came bade I from northern Michigan Friday J Scott and Mike Carver had their tonsils out at McPherson hospital, Howell last week The Claude and Harold Swar j thout families spent the week end at Lovells f Mrs Jennie Hooker visited the Calvin Hookers to Ann Arbor last J C When You M insist OB i LC CCT BMK FINANCING Whether you do the work yourself or have a contractor or daIcr do it for you, youll like our lowcost hrn txirOorient loan plan Loans arc worked out qui ly and convenientlyand repayments ci rnonVy tcns arc fitted to your in tro No dvn py rx s rerred loans up to 2500 and up to 3 years to repay All Deposits Insured Up te 10,000 Aro Safely Insured by Our Membership in the Federal D ruit insurance i I WILL COLLECT PINCKNKY VILLAGE TAXB8 AT MY HOME on EAST PUTNAM SfSBBT, PINOSlHNr ON WEDNESDAYS from 300 to 500 P M V SATURDAYS from 300 to 5,00 P M RUTH RnTER,Pinkny, YiUage Tr Bottle Oas WWMU The Keith Bradbury of Jejrter, r 10 Pi TO 5 FM Lambert Henrys and Gerald Henry tORCQOUMG, WATOR HUWtt WYLIE L P GAS SERVICI HUTWG m Mw vTy v, 1 v r x , V m m FWOmif DUPATCI Wednesday, September 4, WOT isfc Personal Notes iH BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNEI rm w The Francis Shehans spent Sunday at Hiland Lake witth the John Lon deens of Berkley and Bob Gannon of Bedford The Pindgnr Sstftfiim Mf Me DjUfje Ma Be jC M7 For the Wart of yotr home, buy a MYERS WATER SYSTEM When you remodel, build or buy beyond the city water maim, plan for future water needs Think of all the extras you may want to add later on Dishwashers, automatic laundry equipment, new fixtures will make a small pump work too hard, reduce water pressure, cause costly breakdowns When you we making plans, we wilt be glad to recom water rN CaB Lir A L to 80 P J8 Except ffi Hon Taemi FA m t mm p fry Myer system with adequate ca pacify for save you later CLAY GORDON expansion expansive It chang may es f Write or phow today No ofaJlgattoa m Eay budget terms 2fi 0 W H Meyer and wife wef guests of the William Lambs in Ann Arbor Ralph Hall and wife called on Fred Cattrell at Sparrow hospital, Lansing Sunday Lyle Webb and wife of Grand Rap ids were week and guests of the Harold Porters j David Aberdeen has gone back to Chicago to teach The Frank Aber deens spent Sundaywith the Rex Noggles of Ann Arbor The Clare Miller family were in Detroit Sunday Her mother eame j home wtih them The Wilbur Eiseles of Fowierville I called on Mrs Emma VoUmer Sun day With Mrs Clara Eisele and children, Detroit, she called on Char les Eiseles in Fowierville Sunday The Carl Cowan family of Detroit were Sunday guests of the Robert Tasch family t Mrs, Joyce Young and children fand Susie Clark of Ann Arbor call, on the,r father, Roy Clark Sunday The Vincent Shields family of Aun Arbor and the Jack Sharps of Lan sing were Sunday guests of the Lee Lavery PABM SALES The Ona Campbells spent the week , UP 8 314 end at Wall Lake, near Battle Creek Dr H R HoImqmVt DeiCSnrlaMl Jfftdexn Eqtfpmcsi Ambulance StrvVot PHONE V P MW Fred laVSaiiirS T Vita 1I ntm OPTOMETRIST il aierOlHU39 i2Q West Grand vtr LDIQ A TELWlStOM SBftflClj HoweU, Michigan Psompt an Coartes Phone 35J iTdeiu fteckne Jfjctttsa r LLOYD HENDEE ivtiioch Hauling jvvcckiy Trip Made to Detroit 1SYItB W HUN8BLL, fASOATB BEGIftb LAND SUBUkYOB j Ueiittai 1rutkais Office 111 siat Grand Mm hfliSK v P Fbene llW Howell, Lle W MseseU, AasvlaU THE LAVEY HARDWARE t DR G R McCLOSKEY DENTIST telephone Office 92 Besideaee 814 BVtalngs by AppolauaeaS Howell Ifichigja Aocthneer i SPECIALn Roger J Carr Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE GOVS AM EaithRCarr I 14 1 j Pinckney, Mich Phone OP 8 81 to Airuafcioned FOR RENTModern 2 bedroom house unfurnished at Patterson Laek, Doyles Cove, Frank Dailey j Phone UP 83353 SWEET CORNLast planting of sweet corn ready Sun at Pao Verdi Farm at 8880 Cedar Lake Rd at Pinckney ,1 fc FOR SALEBalboa Rye, suitable foi seed now available at the Palo Verdi Farm 8880 Cedar Lake Rd Pinckney, phone UP 89988 phone 4 I tre p tm s eartt SALESMAN Nam and AdU Jack Hwwft FOR SALEA good Lawn Mower Reel Type, self propelled mower 18 in first class condition 40 George Thompson, UP 93405 FOR RENTFurnished house, aU modern, furnace heat, hot water, lake front to responsible couple 11309 Outer Dr, Hiland Lake Phone UP 83238 HE STATE OF MICHIGAN Probate Court for the County of Livingston In the Matter of the Estate of Mark Swarthout, Deceased At a session of said Court,held on the 13th day of August AD, 1957 Present,Honorable Hiram RSmith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That all creditors of said deceased are requir Mr and Mrs AG Carson of Green Bay, Wis, and daughter, Marion of Dearborn spent the week end with the Merwin Campbells The Dick Young family of Flint j spent the week end with the Andrew Campbell family The Larry Lobdells were Sunday dinner guests of the Roy Reason family Terry Reason, son of the Roy Rea sons, fell and cut his arm Sunday and had to have 3 stitches taken The Tom Clark family of Ann Arbor called on the MrsMargaret Clark family Sunday, 1 Martin Ritter sr and wife of Lake land have gone to Florida to wisit CMroprfeAer XRa 7uesday Throtign Saturday 11 tc 3 aid 5 to 7 and by Appointment AC 72991 300 West Grand Rive BRIGHTON REAL Farms, Hornet Lake Propertf Business Opportunities Liat Your Propertyl with GSRALD REASON, Broker 09 North Peej PHONE UP 88166 Walter Mary All Kinds of Real Estate Listings, Wanted Main Office HA 68188 at 7421 Pos tage Lake Road, near N Territorial 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY Henry Krahn Saleamaa P 83130 A CLASSIFIED ADS www o , thg Jhn Strongg to present their claims HI writing and The Joe Gjmh nd under oath, to said Court, and to or Bloxom spent the weelf end at Lav fva HELLERS FLOWERS SAY FT A Ifta fH0NE2S4 FLOWERS Howell, Michigan and to serve a copy upon Claude Swarthout ea of PinckneyDexter Road, Pinckney I Mary Michigan, fiduciary of said estate, and that such claims willbe heard Lv said Court t the Probate Office on October 22, 1957 at ten am It fa Ordered, That notice thereof be given by a publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consectively previous to said day of hearing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, and that the petitioner cause copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by registered mail, return receipt de maned, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by person FOR SALE19511 Ford Sedan Janet Shirley UP 83445 Eleanor Morns with Mrs ATm xx , ,, , r tr v ui J J u v i f FOUND Nar Mennonite Church C H Kirshke and daughter, Kathy t , ,, x , , , T , a pair of spectaclesDispatch office spent the week end m Detroit mrmjXm ,,,,,,,1 Mesdames Raymonda Morris and Clare McMacken called on Sarah l F0R SALEPeat Ledwidge in Dexter Sunday dirt fin dirt wrd Gerry Ledwidge flew to Washing i,M06 Four Mites ton D C Monday to attended nation al banking I FOR SALEFour Koom Home with Humus, black Ira Vleet Wes Pinckney BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT The birth f a new car, the Edsel, is announced by the Ford Motor Company of Dearborn, Michigan You are Cordially invited to see this newest addition to the Ford Family of Fine Cars at your nearest Edsel dealer FOR SALE A Medicine Cabinot suitable for bathroom2 chome lefrv for lavatory J Clinton Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy and Bath 2 lots 3,500 Lee and Helen Tiplady attended the l Don Gardner454 Dexter StPinckney funeral of Thomas Bell at DexterJ Frida WANTED Baby Sitter for two Howard Read has severed his con children 2 and 4 years old with the Thomas Read Sons firm and Mrs Nelson Kiener, 3030 Patterson will now devote his time to his con Lake Road FOR SALEPowcred S in precision Table Saw, also powered 4 inch jointer plane all complete C H McRorie, pne UP 83115 service at least five 5 days prior to I tracting and building business 31 , , r I, Herman Vedder and wife have re1 FOR SALE 1948 Plymouth Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate J turned from a 2 weeks trip to the j Coupe Marshal Meabon Club I A true copy Helen M Gould Reistr at Probate Pacific coast where they visited the J1135 West M36, Pinckney Brandon Whites at Seattle, Wash pr p q A T iA VS, T , wrm, , v A IFCR SALEApt Size O Eelectric no stove, Oak dining room suite with Herman went fishing there i caught a salmon FOR SALE Two Piece living Room Suite 1000 664 Patterson Lake Road FOR SALEWheat straw 35c oale, string tied , Frank Pearoe Phone HA 64067 4R W W MADSEN Lavas Building Brlgton, Mien, I OPTOMETRIST Taas and Thura 930 to 500 Evenings by Appointment 186 East Grand River AC f6gM LEEUm Chnaral Inanraaa PHONH UP 8ai fround table, old fashioned desk an J book case, maple living room suite, Two rockersneed new covers,springs good, Two oil burners, One Easy Washer Call UP 83119 Andrew Campbell I FOR SALEKeal Bitate rf Ail Knds UittngB Wanted Salesman for Cfetild Reasom BERTWYUK Phuna OP i814i FOR RENTLarge modern unfurnished apartment in Pinckney Phone U 83232 1 WANTED Responsible party to take over low monthly payments on spinnet piwioCan be seen in this vie inity Wrte Credit Manager P, O Box 8, Greenville, Mich Awottotfye Installed VANT9DPaatjn8 and interior de cratorlng 25 cars experiencaWiU free estimate M A Link, 79 Laksview Driv4 Rush Lake, Phone UP 8 1870 TonyMaodcHs SawFifiuj Shop1 LAWN MOWER SHARPENING 116 84 Biverbank Hiland Late GOOD REASON FOR BORROWING t To Pay Ductor or Dentist To Defray School 1018 Sort Grand Star Aom M AI Septic Tank Service HoweH ScbJoon Licensed and Bonded by the State of Michigan PHONE ST 81928 SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WBLLS CLEANED New Tanks and Lines Installed 738 South Pleasant St JOHN HARVEY JACKSONJUCH RLSORRELL Water Wellb and Pumps All Makes of Pumps Serviced 98W DexterPinckney Road Ihone HA 6 9454 i To Get on Your Pest sad take a ires Ht Non budget oxpenses have to bs met whether yoj see then rrtif or not The cost is low because we mske so many loans Terms are ad justed to iroome The transHioa strsnfthsni ywur credit fcam Coll Any Time Firrt National Bank HowelL Micbigaa Under Federal Supervision Ksssier of Federal Reserre Cor porsion tod Pederal Depott Insurance Corpcrston, AH Deposti Insured op to 10,000 for Each Dsf Jb FOR SALEiGarden Tractoi i L Driggi Strmtton, 512 fires, TV 1 like new cost 81, win sefl f or 880 St Pisn Lskelsnd AC 9M TBJt FXNCkMJSY iiiCH zc Wednesday, September 4, 1957 A I 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 new fall selections for back to schoolGirls DRESSES, Sizes 3 to 14 298 598 SWEATERS, Sizes 3 to 14 198 698 SKIRTS, Sizes 3 to 14 subteen 298 798 BLOUSES, 3 to 14 subteen 198 398 NEW SELECTION OF LADIES READY TO WEAR FOR FALL TOP BRAND NAMES Bobble Brooks SWEATERS and SKIRTS 398 to 1298 Bobbie Brooks and Revere BLOUSES 298 to 498 SPECIAL GTS COATS Summer Sizes 3 to 2, Reg 1798 1498 NOW ONLY 1275 Trudy Hall DRFSSES 898 to 1498 , SporteenSKIR,S 598 to 1098 Geeroina Ladies DRESSES 898 to 1798 5 Pat Perkins Specials Failles Pall Cottons 598 Renne BRAS 200 to 250 Jr Bras 150 J Snowden LINGERIE 398 to 698 j Nu Maid HOSE 100 pr 3 pr for 289 i 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 New Store Hours Starting Sept 2nd Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 1100 AM TO 600 PM FRIDAYM00,AM to 900 PM SATURDAY 900 AM TO 600 PM COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON OFFICE OF BUILDING INSPECTOR 304 E Grand River Phone 1928 BUILDING PERMITS How To Secure Them and Provisions of the Code Building permits are required for the following before any work is started All new construction for family dwellings only All alterations to existing buildings All additions to existing buildings All repairs costing over 100 For moving a building For wrecking a building For change of occupancy from one classification to another Permits may be obtained from the office of the Department, 304 E Grand River upon application Building permit applications for new building shall be accompanied by two sets of plans and specifications except that garage permit applications shall only be required to submit a plot plan showing the location of the garage and all other buildings on the lot, and appli cants for additions and alterations, shall submit a floor plan and plot plan Inspection is required on all work going into a building according to the following schedule 1 The first of these inspections shall be called for as soon as the foundations are complete, but before backfilling the earth around foun dations, or proceeding with the superstructure 2 The second inspection shall be called for when the main structure shall be in place, but before covering same with lath or plaster or other covering 3 The third inspection shallbe called for when the building is completed PLUMBING INSPECTIONS 1 stSewer and water service lines 2ndRough before any work is covered 3rd Final ELECTRICAL INSPECTION 1stTemporary service ndRough before any work is covered 3rdFinal The above code applies only to residents outside the Village of Pinckney LLOYD F HENDEE, Supervisor The Rosal Shop n inn EAST MAIN ST PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN 1 il UL ML 1 J tL M 117 EAST MAIN ST PINCKNEY, MICHIGAN AGENCY FOR EAGERS CLEANERS, HOWELL 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000, Mrs Jennie Devereaux who frittl her home here on We Mrin St to the Robert Amuurgiys left or Evart Saturday with her daughter, Mrs William Smith and son where she will live awhileShe expects ta go to Florida Her sister, Mrs Fannie Kav anaugh who lived with her has gone to the Blackstone Hotel, Jackson Mrs Guy Smith and daughter, Mrs Nancy Nichols and children of akewoods, Ohio, visited at the Earl Baughn home last week , Editor Dick Rudnickiof Fowler has won his fight with the state draft board who called his deaf mute employee, Gerald Hanson, for armyi dutyRanison is stone deaf and can not talk He took the fight to Wash ington and Col Holmes of the draft board exempted Hanson Dick got a lot of publicity LIBRARY NEWS New books for girls purchased from proceeds of bake sale areJulie by Craig Blueberry Summer by Og ivie 4 Party Line by Butters Lost Pond by Melcher Date for Diana by Hadley and My Sister Mike by Walden Presented by Mrs Ralph HalJ Noel Cowards Present Indicative Maughams Trembling of Leaf,Mason Three Harbors and Belbenots Dry Guillotine Twilight for the Gods by Gann by Mrs Robert Tasch From the American Undertakers Assn the History of American Fun eral Directing by Haberstein and ilamers This shows funeral customs from the beginning of the world Nw books are Swiftwater by Ann ixer and Captive Witch by Van Every At 6620 Gawley Rd, 4 miles north of Pinckney on Howell Rd to Schafer Rd West VmWe to Gawley Rd miel to farm home SAT, SEPT 7 AT 1230 P M Eight Rooms of Household Goods and Modern Electrial Appliances Some Antique Furniture and Dishes, Full Line of Household GoodsHorse Drawn Farm Tools, Small Tools, Hand Tools TERMSASH AND CARRY MrsCh as Smith MAX MUSSON, Clerk DUANE MEYER, Auctioneer Phone Howell 799 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 04, 1957 Description An account of the resource September 04, 1957 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 1957-09-04 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/066b2115e9e9ce6e5469297bf3a59742.pdf 1249d3c03b3b7a9a7d7348a4a5369fed Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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wanyon e a t Hel l bu t wen t to th e re smiles O f Fre d Wylie wa s i n Canad a thi s summe r an d sa wNiagar a Falls , Kare n Ostru m visite dt h zo o sh e want s a bab y brother Mr s Ma e Met z o f Howe U wr t Sun da y guest s o f U M Le e Laveys Th e Robt u w mre ismiiy o f Gran dRapid s wer e we k en d guest s o fMrs Edit h Carr Th e On a Campbell s spen t th e Wee ken d i n Lansing Mrl Campbel l spen tWednesda y wit h Mrs Mario n Pea ,so n i n Howell Mrs Merwi n Campbel l wh o i s o nth e stat e boar d attende d th e Kmg 3Daughter s oonventio n a t An n Arbo rMonday , Tuesda y an d Wednesday Alber t Shiriev s ha d tf Doyl ean ddinne rlsMar y Amburgey ,Edwar d Grahltc k an d wife 1 o f Per n Sunday with rs, Eleanori fa W8ident of PorLake for 40 years was married Katherjne Barrett of Florida onAugust 22Edward Saferite and MayBryan of HMand Lake wereThe ferry Brown HighlandGeorge VanNorman familyZton weRNreIe9 f Ann AMartin Phillips nd wife of yp,natl were Sunday guests of the HarMid PortersMrs Ruth Curlett and Paulain Detroit over the week end Sunday guests of Ray Burns andw twerefamily andJack YounThere was an error in the list ofbus drivers Lloyd Nash is not driving this year The father of Harvey Garr is Ray Burns also drives atnoon to take kindergarten childrenhomehomeMrs Emma Elliott visited her sisUr, Mrs Ernest Hoyt in Clinton Hast last weekMrs Winifred Graves of Jacksonspent the week end hre and attend,ed the OES meeting here FridaynightMrs Marie Reed of Bay City andthe L, J, MiUer family ofLapeerweret recent guests of the C, H, McRoriesThe Gilbert Skinners of ChubbsCorners were in Atanta,Ga, lastweekjoan Shattuck who was chosenMiss Georgia and placed 2nd An nat WAYNE C ATLEEWayne C ALee, 57, died at Me i XnanYussom visited his grandmothPherson hopital, Howell, Tuesday af er in Arkansas Jerry Dean visitedtor an illness of several monthsIIe hia cousin n Milwaukee, Dennis Retaurant operated by the Al Deweys, nV JoC visited his grandmother andwho consented to let them be arr, and Nettie klock LJtZ biVary Burg saw a barn burn, He went toBobLo Island, Billy D Wylie wentj wrmming at Silver Lake, Gary Marsh went fishing with his dad,Harold Hollster sold his ponyGor don King went north, Bary Been 1 ler went shopping in Howell and wa3led there Justice Otto Poulson of ied Florence Grannin in Chicago onPinckney was summoned and he perj August 23, 1916 They lived in Deformed the ceremony about 830 p troit a number of years where hem Mr and Mrs Jerimiah Shirey was salesman fro the Union Paper wio were having dinner attended Twine Co He came to Pinckney inattended them They stayed at a 1932 where he established a doormotel here and left Saturday for TuJ check factory with the late Fordcon, Arizona where they will visither parents There vere 15 at the wedding This sets 2 records 1 It WAS thefitfst marriage performed in Hell2 Justice Poulson was the first jusice to perform a marriage thereWILSQXHENUttE WEDDINGOn Sept 4 Juanita Wilson daughter of Mrs James Boyle of Oakland Calif, was married to John Clare Hendeeson of the Clare Hendees of Chevy Chase at Method j Lamb Later he had a Ford SalesAgency here Surviving are his wife, a son,Cyrus, of Gladwin and a daughter, Mrs Mary Jane Tasch of Pinckney There are 6 grandchildren The funeral will be at the Swarthout Funeral Home Thursday at200 p, m, Rev J W Winger officiating Burial in Pinckney Cemetery Livingston Lodge No 76 F A Mwill have charge of graveside servicesUt chucb there, Dr mond officiating The maid of honor Clifford Rich1 PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSI The circle met with Mrs, LynnMyrtlo Hendee Thursday with 13 membersAnn Hendee, sister of wasthe groom and a guest present, Mrs Holingsand best man, Dr Cecil Hendee of Lansing, They will live at EastLansing where the groom will attend Michigan State UniversityON DECK WITH THE PIRATES By Dooald WingerUnder cloudy and windy skies tePinckney PiratL hed their first practOfworth in an accident, Peggy ONealher aunt Micky Jackie Reason wasshopping in Ann Arbor, Jim Oberfcr a boat ride,Joan Wylie has anew colt named Sunday, Sandra Bellwent north over the week end,Janet Cosgrays folks were in Texas andFlorida, She stayed with her grandmother,Second Grade, Mrs, JohnsonPenny Reynolds watched men diga sewer on Putnam St, Dianria Haineswent to the movies, Pam Koch saw Borne wld ducks, Billy Bennett picked bittersweet and saw some snakes, DuWayne Baxter spent the weekWth Mike Sheldon, Roddie Widmey er mowed the lawn with the powmower, Linda Zezulka went ridinggave the devotions, Theycanr pads, Refreshments with Anne Read,were served, 1Third Grade, Mrs, HenryWe have 37 in our room, We fornGRADUATED AT AIR SCHOOL ed our reading class and received our Pvt David Burns, 18, son of the booka, Jimmie Baughn went up northRfiy Burnses of Pinckney has grad and caught a lot of fishTim Sproutsfrom thePinckney Pthe last week 31 turned out outOf tr J these 19 were returnees, 8 being 6 Flg placed 2nd An national competition, is a cousin of Mrs, Skinners theThe Joe Wurster family of Colum jnbus, Ohio spent the week end with the the Robert SeefeldsVisitors of the Andrew Nisbettslast week were the D B Sheptine of Lima, Ohio,John Owen, John Dondy of Jefferson Iowa,The Francis Shehan family wentto the Detroit 00 SundayGW, Meyer was at the state fairlast week hauling away the milkfrom the 4H exhibits to the Twin Pine creameryState Trooper Garth Meyer wasin Marquette last wek drrinj for the 4 people who drowned whm theirplane cashed in Lake Superior He pis a diver in World War TL Mesdames Iola Hall and VelmaJCnpp wen in HoweU Fiday wenfcMg11 in St, school pf nunte Her son,Dicka one to Gorgk with his00iftwt Mmn 4 wife ayeatin FowUrtilfa with seniors Two more seniors are expectfed to report, this week Junior Dick Kennedy who was out last year forappendicitis opefraoa also reported Of the seniors reporting 7 wereregular starters last year Thus Finckney will begin the season withan experienced team The Une will be spearheaded by Dick Imus who isout for the 3rd year as a regular lineman Among the backfield menare Jim McCleer, Lonnie Human andBobbie KellyMcCleer and Kelly have been named coapts The followingIs the schedule Cut it out and cometo all the games The home games anywayAfter a weeks practise things lookbright for a winning team Thereare 11 seniors and 2 juniors on the team The lineup up has been so farhas been Dick Kennedy, quarter,Lon Huhman and Bob Kelly half3,Pete Gerycz full, Ed Wakefield and Jim McCieer ends, Fred Berry, DonClark and John St Pieree, tackles, Len Kitchen, Tom Rady and DickImus, guards and John Burg,center,This is the offensive unit The defensive unit has not been formed yetThe game with Fenton St Johnshas been cancelledGeorge VanNorman was in Flintand Pontiac last week The Robert Read family attendedthe wedding of Mary Jane Mitteerand David Swarthout in Stockbridge last week The Clfford VanHorns attendedfuneral of Mrs Nellie VanHornHowell last weekMReginald Schafer gave a lunchcon last week at the Caravel forMrs Lucille Fohey who is movingGreenville Mrs Emmet Harris alsogave one Mrs Marion Russell and Helen Tiplady spent 4 days at Mackinac Islandlast week where Mrs Russell was delgate to the Michigan Muniripal Convention FSjancii Haneneahl, daughter ofthe Arthur HassenchaU of Pinckneyift attending Bethany high school at Goshen, Iftd A marriage license has been issued to Edward Safferite, 39 and MaryLou Bryan, 86, both of Hiland Lake He it a pilot at Wllow Run and theand air hostesaThe Leo Davis farm of Pinch,ney war among those who exhibit ed stock at the Michigan State FairThey had their milking shorthornsoodroe Massey gave aTuesday night for MrsLucille Shirty March and receivedcourse at Ftparamaking fiveenlisted lasthis basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, MoGOT TWO BEARFriday Haines like Davy Crockettgrot himself a bar last week aroundIron Mountain, It weighed 350 DanGalloway of Ann Arbor shot onehat weighed 450 Douglas Plummer was also in the party The bearswere suspended from a tree in Fridays yard Thursday morning and at tr acted a lot of viewers and picturetakersMASONIC MEETINGOlin Robinson and wife were inLansing Saturday where he attended dad has a new car, Timmy and JeffDavis went for a ride in Mr, Davisairplane, Tory Jones spent the summ with her grandmother in northernMichigan, Mary Stapleptons ad isceting a new car, Jeff Davis was inAlbion Saturday, Billy Puckett cuthis hand with a butcher knife, Toby Sheltelpoela grandmother visitedhim,Linda Wegner was in Miiskeonfind saw Lake Michigan, Pat We3ttells us his experiences while liviig in AlaskaFourth Grade, Mrs, CampbeltWe have 3f children in the room,G nre new to the school, 4 of themfrom the Hicks, Mike Carver was a week late registering due to hav ng his tonsils out, We boys and girU fre playing baseball and football Sharon Froehlick brought her cat fish to school in a fishbowlWe havehave started readingreadiness teststhe meeting of the board of Geneva ,7 1 J r 1 , , j L and we elect officers today,Puposes of which he is a memberfrom this disttrict At this meeting Dr Morgan Smead resigned as grand lecturer Coming home fromgrand masters recception at AlpenaAug 10 he had a blackout andwrecked his car Ray Douglas gran Fifh Grade, Mrs, Rene MillerWe have startted planning for tlipyear Everyone has a job President Patty Wiltshire Vice Pres, CarolTauriiainen Sec, Shirley HiletrunTreas, Robert Seefeld Committees Flowers, Carol TauriainenDoor tenmaster appointed Arthur Torrey, a j dei Teny Nixon Dustin HelenGrand Blanc druggist and DDI to Wegt Waste bagket BowKsucceed him Both have visited Liv ,ibrariang JanQt Sander8 Lee Alliingston Lodge a numer of times and son closetg BiUie shirey MonitoHpasMRamona McNaughter, Eddie WHJSmead was toastmaster at 2masters nights Warren Byers, supt of the MasonHome 2 years also resigned Aman named Bennett from Californiasucceeds himSixth Grade, Mrs, TaschWe have started our wild lifeunitt, Chistine Buda wrote the con nervation dept, for material, Ourclass officers are Pres, ChistineBuda Vice Pres, Judy Haines,Wehave newspaper clippings on our bulletin board, We read hat whenthe cave men were here they arlsobad artists, Sixth Grade, Hn HeatonWe have 8 girls and 20 boysLarryBaerwald is from California, KirbyCraw, Detroit, Vern Hunt, Ann Ar tott Rick Shuey, Ft Harisonjnd,Cahfa Brumbaugh, Dexter, JimBock DetNrtt, HieiarMcCarty brought pigeon t hol ind Cart Sowers, bumbleboenSeventh Grade, Mrs, CarrWe have started arithmetic, geography, history, English and scienceOur class officers are Pres, Kathy Gustafson Vice Pres, Gary DavisSecTreas, Candlle Buda We wrotea story on the first day of school and what we did this summer, Weare learning to round out numbersin arithmetic and studying air inscience, We are going to do expert mens We started books on geogBorn to William Lewis tad wfft wphy and wrote on Turkey,Wt, hadHarriet 8oa4erStptt 4, a fhilabwy week1 s M jams, Sink, Florence Utley, Sciencetable, Cliff Spencer, Stanley Kourt, Art, Barry Simpson, Fred SchumanStraws, Ctff Spencer, Host, TerryNixon Hostess, Sandy Shirey,Messengers, Ed McGranahan, Dennis Holliste, Desk Inspt, Robbie and Sam Rooke, Books, Arlene Sochow,Prandea Reason, Frances Tripp, Bulletin Bds, Mary Wylie, SandyShirey, Paul Gray, ChalkboardEdMcGranahan, Billy Shirey, Window Sandy Shirey, Janet Sanders, Fifth and Sixth, Mrs MeyersFriday we formed a Citizenshipclub, the officers are Pres, Jeiry VanS lam brook Vice Pres, Dwiffht Matteson Sec, Schartae BaxterTreas Judy Darrow,the purpose isbetter citizenship, Friday night Mar garet Ackley stayed with Penny Brennngstall, they had a picnic at We read that there are MW 4MBtree farmers in the sUto lat iffanners who raise trees instead elfwheat, beans, corn, etc It wa notalways thus In fact it was not untilthe turn of the century that peoplebegan to regard trees of value andworth saving The pioneers cutand put them in huge, piles and ed them to clear the,land for cropsWood was the universal fuel andwalnut and maple were often used atfuel Some the old houses here finished in walnut, cherry and ple and one that I know of in butter nut After the civil war lumberingflourished in the state for manyyears and many from, here worked in the north woods every winterThere was little supervision It was thought the forest would last forcverThe tops Sd branches were left on the groundAs they dried out theybecame fire haazrds and huge forest fires swept whole counties, destroying everything in their path Ismoke from these fires, often reachedhere There were probably as manytrees destroyed by fires as weresawed into lumber The scarcity ofsaw logs gave birth to the consenra vation dept by mean of which the fute is trying to restore the forestswhich they allowed to be wasted anddestroyd We had the spectacle of the gorernor of a state defying a presidentcf the United States and,defying aimto arrest him The federal court or dered the schools at Little Rook, Arkansas integrated and plans worehtting made to do so when GOT Faubusof the state stepped in,, calledcut the national guard, ordered them to surround the schools A keep them segregated and prevent negro pupilsfrom enteringHe said the president has no power to arrest the governor of a sovereign state He must havebeen reading Dave Lawrepces editorin ls who has been handing out thatline of chatter He evkrtfy aeW heard of that little affair betwestf2 gentlemen named Grant and Lee at Appotomax Court House 90 yearsago In which the states rights adfocate lost This affair probably madeold Andy Jackson turn over in Ms zrave When he was president thegovernor of South Carolina flouted his uuthority and among other thingsri fused to collect customs, Jackzontold him if he did not collect thecustoms he would send the army lato do it and hang the governor highcr than Haman The customs went collected for the governor had asuspicion Jackson would do just whathe threatened Years before when heheaded the army injthe Indian wanJackson invaded Florida then Spaa ish territory, captured two British traders whom he accused of beingtjrtgs and inciting the Indians, trisdithem by court martial A hung themGreat Britian protested but nothingcame of itIn todays matter the sogplithinks the president will back downThe whole world is waiting to whether he does or not If hethe governor will be the hero of thestates of the deep southernas the executive who defied thejident and got sway with it Rush Lake Saturday,Nancyter sold her pony, Pam Seefeld hadcompany from Ohio,Jerry VanSlambrook went to German Park AnnArborThey took ponies to rent, Larry Bennett went to Kalamatooand saw planet take off and land Our student cooPcil members areflth tfrade, Kathy Shettelroe, alt,Pam Seefeld, 6th, Dwight Matteson,alt, Jerry VanSlambiook We do not understand theof the Michigan Judges Ass ion at Dearborn last week in bhiting the Michigan parole board for not releasing more prison ttMtoSThey added 50 percent of the prisoninmates are being held beyond theirmininun sentences and this is respon sible for prison overcrowding Their action is especially string asof the perpetrators of sexand brutal murders have been , e for whose release the parolehas been severely criticised,We read that fafstluiv Mo school has ordered 600 abe tofirst and second fradst to mulipttcatioB, TiWiiom iJstion It is an Orientalused back in the days wthose grades As wedevice was a wook 18 inches square on a aadtethe rame were ftfal rods 0ton which weremortdnrarrRBACRBS PEACHBS1 PBACH1S1 Alberta Pches now ready alsoStanley Prune ClubPTBB8ON ORCHARDSBrub Laks, I mflei sooth of Grtxv EVERYRollst SkattngHsrttow 1 IfoUs ef 48 Mrs AftSATURDAY, SEPT 14th 100 P MOne mile West of Pinckney to Cedar Lake road, second house north at 9367 CedarI Lake Road,Silver wareSinger sewing machine in good conditionTO Ot S37 John Deere A tractor in good condition I building 6 8 by 8 8i HOUSEHOLD GOODSf Speed Queen washer, like new ,J Chrome dinette setJ Tappan gas range, like newJ 6 ft Kelvinator refrigeratorj 3 pc bedroom suite, springs and innerspring hog house dinner bellJ mattress 2 log chainsj 2 overstuffed rocking chairs Fence posts5 Rocking chairs 2 x 4sJ 2 straight chairs Cinder bocksI I full sized bed, springs and innerspring mat wash tub5 tressJ I dresser with mirrorJ 3 standsJ I floor lamp and 2 stand amlpsJ 21 inch General Electrilc television, like new Paishovels, hoes, grain bags, funnels I full size innerspring mattress Potato planter I electric clock5 I ironing board and iron5 2 bedspreads Sheets, blankets, pillow cases, starfd scarves, I Beagle hound, I year old towels, wash cloths ChickensQuantity of dishes 30 pullets, 10 wks oldCurtains, pictures, pillowsLinoleum 15 8 by II1 iThe Ptockney high uchoolwill serve ice cream at the town hall Saturday nightMiss iouise Reader of Dexter,grranuner room teacher was taken, illFriday nigrht and removed to herhome Later we hear she has reign ed Ruel Cadwell is substituting forherdiedWilliam GiLkes, 80Sept 8 a his home in MariofeJohn usname from thewest, Carl fykes is in ionwaoetrating Cftrtexnar Emil Brown has sold his blackamitbshop to Irvin Kennedy4 or 5 barrels 2 rollscrib fenceDog houses I hog feeder, 8 holesPotato planter 100 ft water hose LIVESTOCK i30 pullets, 10 wks ol26 fryers, 10 wks old I gilt hog, 5 mos old Walter Saarland and Ida Clementsjwere married at Gladwin Sept 8 Alden Carpenter and wife are spending a month in northern MichJ iganJ Leo Monks is is teaching the Harr is school, Louis Monks the Hadley school in LyndonThomas Lowden of the Grand Rapids Soldiers Home is visiting his daughter, Mrs Hugh McDougall The infant daughter of Mr andMrs Carl Bowen was buried at the Gilkes Cemetery Tuesday RevLittiejohn officiated John Dinkel has purchased the interest of Percy Swarthout and W PJaceway in the Burgess GroceryStore and taken possession Miss Sarah Pearson of Pinckneywas married to John March at Dillon, Montana August 27 Born to Will Dunbar and wife Tuesday a daughterMr and Mrs Will Kennedy jrhave moved into part of the Teeple double houseHazel Lange of Jackson is visitingMargaret Lynch,,, The Polish Seminary who took overs the Orchard Lake Military Academy5 started school Monday with 400 pup Tb Sdo IbeatreAn Arfcor, MichChiMr Cue PbygnmdSaturday, SSept 13, 141RIVBRS EDGEin ttneaascopt tad Color withRay Mittand and Anthony Quian alsoTOE VANQUISHED in Color WithJoba Payne and Coleen GrayAlso CartoonsSunday, Monday, Sept If, 16 BBRNARDLNEin CinemaScope and Color with Pat Boone and Terry Moore PisaTHE BOSSJohn Payne and William Bishop CartooninTues, Wed, Thura, Sept, 17, 18, 19 THE TATTERED DRESSin CinemaScope and Color with Jeanne Crain and Jeff Chandler PlusOH MEN, OH WOMENin CinemaScope and Color with Ginger Rogers and Dan Dailey Carteea THEATREHOWBLLToot, Wed, Than, Sept 10, 1 , 2 Gary Coopor and Audrey Hopnnt Maurice ChevalierinLOVE IN THE AFTERNOON also CartoonFriday, Saturday, SSept 13, If Feature Tony Curtis and Gilbert RowlandTHE MIPK1WT STOBY AilThe Bowery Boys SPOOKCHASBRS Caitoea Sniu, Mon Tues, Septt 15,16, 17JKatiinee Sunday, 230 p, a etmu Jerry Lewis and Martha HyerDELICATE DELINQUENTCartoon and Sport SheafWednesday Thursday, Sept 18, 19 Burt Lancaster and Tony CurtisinSWEET SMELL OF SUCCESSFeaturette and Cartoon1 TERMS CASH WILLIAM HOUISTER, PropBert Wylie, Auctioneer Lee Grant, ClerkThe senior class has elected thefollowing officers Pres, Roy MoranVice Pres, Viola Peters Sec, Helen Reason Treas, Glenn Tupper Theother members of the class are Fredand Fannie Swarthout, Mae TeepleRoche McCleer is teaching in theSalmon districtThe little daughter of Mr, andMrs Thomas Love died Sundayj Edna Abbot is teaching in theBarnard district in GenoaFloyd Jackson is salesmanfor theReo auto Prices 500, 1000, SYLVANTHEATRE iThurs, FriM Sat, Sept 12, 13, 14 Jerry Lewis in IEB THEAWfflTMOR B LAC EFriday , Saturday , SSep t IS , 1 4Donal d OConnor , An n Blyt h an dRhond a tFlemjin gi nTH E BUSTE R KEATO N STORY i n Vist a Visio nals oMOHAWK i n Eastma n Colo rwit hScot t Brady , Nevill e Ga m an dNevill e Bran dCoH rDELINQUENT 1i n Vist a Visio nSun , Mon , Tues , Sept t 15,16 , 1 7 Audi e Murph y i nTH E GUN S O F FOR T PETTICOA TSun, Mon , Tues , Sept t 15,16 , 17 Jerr y Lewis , Marth a Hye r an dDarri n McGavi ni nTH E DELICAT E DELINQUEN T Novelt y New s Cartoo nWV w wt c tCGe EWednesday Thursday , Sept , 18 , PLAN E T O MADRID als oTI P O N A DEA D JOCKEY Wit hTh e Da n Brook s family , Ypsllant i Rober t Taylor , Doroth y Malon ecalle d o n Mrs Jenni e Hooke r Sun day Mrs Lorett a Hooke r calle d o nThe Leo n Curti s famil y o f Wixo mcalle d o n th e Ralp h Hall s Saturday Saturday and G a Scal a GI n Cfamsop an d Colo rNtrett y New Cartoo n1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A PHEASAN T UNTIX G IN HILLSDAL E COUW TFU Cdor Reproduction sukchU for framing sent uponK wfj JH yDiscove r th e natura l heaut y o f Michigan enjoy the natural goodness of Michigan brewed beerCo Michigan Brewers Associatio nftfO Madiso n Areni M Detroi t 26 , Michiga nb KatimolBrmeigCifMuitm Pfdfcr84iCo xisBraC TktStmkBmmyCm COUNTY O F LIVINGSTO NOFFIC E O F BUILDIN G INSPECTO R30 4 E Gran d Rive r Phon e 192 8BUILDIN G PERMIT SHo w T o Secur e The m an d Provisionso f th e Cod eBuildin g permit s ar e require d fo r th e followin g befor e an y wor k i sstarted All ne w constructio n fo r famil y dwelling s only Al l alteration s t o existin g building s oAl l addition s t o existin g building s Al l repair s costin g ove r 10 0Fo r movin g a buildin gFo r wreckin g a buildin gFo r chang e o f occupanc y fro m on e classificatio n to another Permit s ma y b e obtaine d fro m th e offic e o f th e Department , 30 4 E Gran d Rive r upo n application Buildin g permi t appli cation s fo r ne w buildin g shal l b e accompanie d b y tw o set s o fplan s an d specification s excep t tha t garag e permh application s shal l onl y b e require d to submi t a plo t pla n showin g th e loca tio n o f th e garag e an d al l othe r building s o n th e lot , an d appli cant s fo r addition s an d alterations , shal l submi t a floo r pla nan d plo t plan Inspectiont s require d o n al l wor k goin g int o a buildin g accordin gt o th e followin g schedule 1 Th e firs t o f thes e inspection s shal l b e calle d fo r a s soo n a s th efoundation s are compjete , bu t befor e backfillin g th e eart h aroun d foun dationso r proceedin g wit h th e superstructure 2 Th e secon d inspectio n shal l b e calle d fo r whe n th e mai n struc tur e shal l b e i n place , bu t befor e coverin g sam e wit h lat h o r plaste r o rothe r covering 3 Th e thir d inspectio n shal l b e calle d fo r whe n th e buildin g F completed PLUMBIN G INSPECTIONS 4 lstSeweran d wate r servic e lines ,2ndRoug h befor e an y wor k i s covered i3r d Fina l ,ELECTRICA L INSPECTION 1 stTemporar y servic e f2ndRoug h befor e an y wor k is covered ,V,3rdFina l Th e abov e cod e applie s onl y t o resident s outsid e th e Villag e o fPinckney UOY D F HENDBE ,Superviso rJttinirona tITAWFR SV vA DtfFATGf t Wednesday , Septembe r 11 196 7Th eStor eGROCERIE S URYGOOD SGENT S FURNISHING SCANNE D GOOD SSHOELINGERI EGy ERAl STUHf Pinckney Dispatc hEntere d a s Secon d Clas sMatte r a t Poetofffc eA t o f Marc h 8 , 187 71 4 Sout h HoW l StPinckaeylMkh iSobscriptio a ftrita 160 a Yea r jr Gu y Hinche y j a a pattes t a t St Jo e hospital , An n Arbor Wayn e Auue e wa s take n t o M jPherso n hospita l Frida y i n theSwar jthou t ambulance Hi s son , Cy , c fGladwj n cie Th e Gerr y Eicbma n famil y we eSunda y guest s o f th e Don i Spear s family in Detroit Mrs , Ethe l Sprou t attende d th e iweddin g o f he r neice , Bett y Barton ,I Tecumseh las t Wednesday Be n Whit e an d wil e called o nWillia m Murph y in Fitchburg Sun day Mrs Edn a Spear s an d Jac k Shel do n calle d o n Mrs Siev e Ti p lad yin Lansin g Sunday Joh n Boye r an d wif e wer e vis it itor s a t th e Wesle y Morriso n hom ein Chelse a Saturday Floy d Lov e an d wif e o f Howel lcalle d o n th e Ro y Dillingham s Su nda yLas t Monda y th e Ashe r Wyli e far ail y attende d Th e CurtisPotte r ra , , unio n a t Burlingto n Cente r nea r , Ionia Las t Wedneada y an d Thursda yr Willia m Shehan , Joh n Boye r wifeI an d Ernes t Robert s an d wif e atten de d th e race s a t Haze l Park Bill ySheha n ha d horse s in race s eac hnight Ernes t Whit e an d wif e o f Howel lcalle d o n th e BenWhite s Thursday Tomm y Rea d spen t th e week enda t Newberr y wt h hi s grandparents ,tn e Georg e Wilde s o f An n Arbor Th e Jame s Whitle y famil y spen tSunda y a t th e Willia m Whiitle ycottag e a t Bas e Lake ,IMPORTAN ANNOUNCEMEN TT O AL L IDISO N CUSTOMER SNo w availabl e t o hom e owner s i n thi s are a i s a ne w an d bette r electri c wate rheatin g service Sweepin g change s i n th e basi c desig n o f electri c wate r heater s hav e bee n mad e t ogiv e the m greate r heatin g ability Heate r actio n i s no w full y automatic Thes ething s th e manufacturer s hav e don e a t ou r suggestion A t th e sam e time , economy seekin g revision s i n Edison s wate r heatin g rat e hav e bee n adopted Th e resul t i sth e bes t wate r heatki g servic e eve r offere d i n Southeaster n Michigan Man y familie s alread y us e th e ne w service Fo r th e first time their s i s a feelin go f complet e confidenc e i n a reall y moder n an d adequat e wate r heatin g system Lik e them , yo u can be comfortabl e i n Ch e knowledg e tha t th e safe water heattr isno w on e o f th e mos t efficient , too Why a New Water Heating Service Wagoners Grwer y606 6 PINCKNE Y R8A BQualit y MerchgRflit eLO W PRICE SBee r ao d Win e T o Tak e C M PHON E HOWEL L 78W 2Coa l an d Fue l Oi lWil l Soo n B e Neede dW e Hav e Th eSUNOC O FUE L OD LAn dTh e Bes t o f Coa lW E CA N STIL L TAK E CAK E YO U A T SUMME R PRICE SD E HOE Y fk SON SHA 6811 9 Dexte rLumber , Co , Fue l Oi lDEXTE R MICHIGA NIncorporated 101SrBt e San kIIowel l Over my7io Yrrs cf Safe BankingWIT H READ Y CAS H ,th e breaks rL2Reall y ho t wate r i s a n absolut e necessit y i n ever y hom etoday It s easier , fo r example , t o ge t to e laundr y clea nno t jus t clea n looking wit h 160 water Bu t fe w beaters ,othe r tha n a n electric , hea t wate r tha t ho t unles s manua ladjustment s ar e made Suc h heaters , then , ar e no t trul yautomatic An d i f a fuelfire d heate r i s permanentl yadjuste d t o bea t 160 , serviceme n sa y tha t ther e i s t like lihood tha t heate r lif e wil l b e shortened Wit h a n electri cwate r heater , i t i s standar d practic e t o hea t wate r t o 160 an d heate r lif e i s no t shortened Lot s o f ho t wate r I s a moder n requirement s Ne w electri owate r heater s hav e th e abilit y t o operat e da y AN D nigh tasdeman d requires Ther e i s n o perio d whe n ho t wate r isno t available Exactly Whats New About the HeatersElectri c heater s hav e alway s ha d superio r feature Lon g life , fo r one I n th e efficien t electri c heatin g action , there sn o concentratio n ot hea t i n on e smal l arean o destructiv eburnin g action I n addition , th e manufacturer s hav e alway scooperate d i n usin g onl y th e bes t desig n an d consmtio nmaterials Thes e rigi d standard s mak e a bi s differenc e i nlifetim e operatin g an d replacemen t costs Lifetim e cost sr e als o lessene d b y EdUon s presen t libera l polio y o freplacin g electrica l operatin g part s withou t charge Maximu m safet y i s anothe r featur e foun d i n a n electri c heater There s neve r an y flame or pilo t ligh t t o worr yabout An d beoaus e a n electri c heate r i s flameless, no par to f it s exterio r shel l i s eve r to o ho t t o touch A n obviou sadvantag e i s tha t onl y a n electri c heate r can be place d any where eve n wher e smal l childre n play Ther e i s n odange r o f accidenta l burns A n electri c heate r can be place danywher e fo r anothe r reason I t ha s n o flue needn t b eclos e t o a chimney Yo u plac e th e heate r wher e yo u wan tto , no t wher e yo u mustan d eliminat e long , ho t wate rwastin g pipe s i n th e process Thes e hav e alway s bee n standar d feature s i n an y electri owate r heater Bu t w e fel t tha t th e ne w uni t shoul d b e bette ryet S o w e aske d th e manufacturer s t o redesig n the m tosuppl y mor e ho t wate r tha n ever Thi s ha s bee n accom pltshe d b y us e o f tw o mor e po w ful heatin g units Ordi narily , th e lowe r on e alon e supplie s ampl e ho t water Onc oi n a whil e a n umjsua l amoun t i s needed The n th e uppe runi t switche s o n automaticall y t o handl e th e heav y demand ,U4 1 Along come s a n opportunit y an d th e fello w wit h read y cas h get s a break Tha t lucky fello w migh t a s wel l b e you Gettin g read y cas h is jus t a s eas ya s gettin g othe r thing s yo u reall ywant Us e th e installmen tsaving s pla n a littl e dow nan d regula r deposits EN T PLA N 08N T HER fi Ai l Deposit Ins U p U 10,00 Ar o Safel y Insured b y Ou r Membershi p in the Federa l Omsi tNew RatesDependable ServiceAlon g wit h th e mor e efficien t an d dependabl e electri cwate r heate r goe s a ne w flat rate t o mak e it mor e economi ca l tha n ever Yo u benefi t b y havin g availabl e u p t o 2 0hour s o f wate r heatin g fo r flat rate charge s lik e these Flat Rote Charge per Month Ad4 Satot Tax50galfo n beater 388, ne t80gallo n heater 534 , ne t110gof i heater 679 ne tB y th e mont h thes e ar e slightl y highe r charge s tha n th eolde r flat ratat Bat , considerin g th e double d hour s o foperatio n availabl e unde r th e newe r rate , th e httrly flatrat e charg e i f leaa Old CustomersNew Service I WIL L COLLE0 T PINCKNE Y VILLAG E TAXE SA T M Y HOM E o EAS T PUTNA M 3TRBET , PINGKNB Y O NWEDNESDAY S fro m 30 0 t o 50 0 P M SATURDAY S fro m 30 0 t o 5, W P M RUT H RITTERmekniy , VQltg e TrwM r Pretes t electri c wate r heate r owner s profi t b y twitchin gt o th e ne w service , too The y a i d o s o simply b y callin gneares t Edito n office The n th e timefwite h wil l be changed from 10 t o 2 0 hour s o f r y ing time Ther e i tn o conversio n charge Hi e ne w flat rate applie s afte r th etim e twitc h ha s bee n changed PETROI T BDISO NSee the new, improved electric water hatersat your plumbers, appliance dealeror nearest Edison office ottle0 R CftpyNG , WATC R HUTW G A MWYU E L m wPMCXHBT DUPATCHWednesday, September1967STATEProbate Cowt ofOF MICHIGANrt for tlingston BUSWESS PROFESSIONAL COMBlieirt of your home, In the Hatter of the Estate ofai VanSiekle, Deceased presentonorabl Hiram R SmiuwJudge of Probate iid onThat allAt aof saidAugust Notice ft 1957is Herebycreditors of said deceased are rtqatred to present their claims in writingand undev oath to said Court, and toWATER SYSTEMWhen you remodel, build or buy beyond the city water neYins, plan for future water needs Think of ail the extrasyou may want to add later on Dishwashers, automatic laundry equipment, no fixtures will make a small pumpwork too hard, reduce water pressure, cause costly breakdownsWhen you Mtt making plans, we will be glad to recommend a thrifty Myers watersystem with adequate ca pacity for expansion It maysave you expensive changes later , w StftariimCeSserve a cepy thereof upon Margaret I Tixnmons of Brighton, Mkhigian, fiduciary of aaid estate , and Ritter TViiateaei ric U PWrltt or phonetoday No obligation Eaybudgetterm IDIO rEHraiowa nauciary oz owu M , , Pkosspt anA that sue elaims will be heard and OP lMthe heirsatlaw will be determined mtmnJn said Court at the Probate office on November 5, 1957 at ten a m It is Ordered, That notice thereof , Xlbe given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutively prev ious to said day of hearing in thePinckney Dispatch and that the fiduciary cause a copy of this notice tobe served upon each known party ininterest at his Hast known addre3by registered or certified mailreturn receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, orby personal service at least five 5idays prior to such hearingHiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copy Barbara G Marr Clerk of Probate ewieewaUS Webs ft 120 West6b cUOYDHENDEELANDSUBmQfflee MXIH Urt Giaaa Mm IfelW HoweM tfiViUle W MnwaM, AssUteRI DEW 1STtelephone Office Retidex 814bf 4ppdlvjmBsweU I Weekly Tvip Made to DejtruiGeneral TkV P MillRoger J Carr AgencyBERT WYLiE,AueHnuierAirushionedTHE UVCY HARDWAREBENEFIT DANCE To Be Held atSt Marys Parish Hall onSaturday, September 14 9 toMUSIC BY THEHOWARD SCHUMANNORCHESTRABenefit of the Playground Fund Admission100 High School Students75c FREE REFRESHMENTS Is FOR RENTModern 2 bedroomhouse unfurnished at Patterson Laek, Doyles Cove, Frank Daileyphone UP 88353SWEETi0RNLast planting ofsweet corn ready Sun at Pao Verdi Farm at 8880 CeSar Lake Rd atPinckney , siFOR SALEBalboa Rye, suitablefor seed nor available at the Palo Verdi Farm 8880 Cedar Lake Rd,, Pinckney, phone UP 89988 PABM BALES LHnu UP 9 3146Dr H R Holmquit XHayTuesday Through 11 tc 3 end 5 to 7And by AppointmentAC 7291800 West Grand Rive BRIGHTON Edith R Carr14 3 MILL tFincimey, Bich Phone UP tlttroperFarms, Homes, Lak PropBusincts OpportunmeaLut Your Propertyl WltfeGERALD REASONBroker 209 North Pearl it PHNE UP 88166 Mary Wolter All Kinds of Real Estate ListinfS WantedMain Office HA 68168 at 7481 Portage Lake Road, near N Territorial 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEYHenry Kraim 3aJtmaa P 8S13nye8, Drop vmSALESMANSName andJack HanmAI CLASSIFIEDADSFOR SALEA good Lawn MowerReel Type, self propelled mower 18 j POINTINGInterior and exterior, FOR SALE19511 Ford SedanJanet Shirley UP 83445j in first class conditionGeorge Thompson, UP 93405FOR RENTFurnished house, allmodern, furnace heat, hot water,lake front to responsible couple11309 Outer Dr, Hiland LakePhoae UP 83238 VWANTEDFull Time Baby SitterInquire Mrs Eva Lobdell 512 EastMan, Pinckney after 430 p, m, FOR SAEEBalboa Rye,Call Dexter HA 64069FOR SALEModern 1950 houseltrailer500, 47 Dodge ,51 Dodge, 41Hudson, washings done reasonable,breakfast set 25, living room set25, ironer 20, refrigerator 50, gasstove 35, Mrs George VanSkiverMowers Road, Pinckney Phohe J B Lem UPtownxxxGtMEJC8CG PtPctsvLOSTTruck Cab Canophy BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTThe birth f a new car, the Edsel, is announced by the Ford Motor Com pany of Dearborn, Michigan You area FOUND N ar Mennonite Church Cordially invited to see this newest a pair of spectaclesDispatch office addition to the Ford Family of meabout n Cars at your nearest Edsel dealer932095x4 ft on HowellPinckney Road F0R SALEPeat Humus, blackReward, Call Edward Hollngwortb Art, fill dirt, sand Ira Vleet UPtown83494 IM Four Miles Wes PinckneyFOR SXLENice Ripe Tomatoes at 100 a bushel, bring containers SALE A Medicine Cabinetsuitable for bathroom2 chome leg X J ClintonSALEFour Koom Home with for lavatorySwAthoul Bath 2 lots 3,500 i Don Gardner454 Dexter StPinckney QR SALEPowered 8 fa precisioni Table Saw, also powered 4 inchMAN WANTED For 1500 family WANTED Baby Sitter for two jointer plane all completeRawleigh Business in the S E children 2 and 4 years old c H McRorie, pne UP 83115 Mrs, J, C, Murphy, 132Rd, Pinckney, phone UP 89735Livingston County Permanent if youare a hustler Im doing a good business, in N W Livingston Countyandwill help you get started Seeor write C C Henry, 316 Church St Fowrvile or Tel Castle 38718 orFowlerville or Tel Casle 38719 orFreeport, 111 Mrs Nelson Kiener, 3030 PattersonLake Road FOR SALE tTwoRoom Suite 1000Piece livingFOR SALE 1948 Plymouth Club 664 Patterson Lake RoadCoupe Marshal Meabon I , lir 1135 West M36, Pinckney FOR SALEWheat straw 35c oale, Jrank PearceGRMER1E14bVft IB pK Jvrc9E DR W W MADSENLavan Building Brighton, Mien, OPTOMETRISTTnes and Tfaurs 930 to 500 Evenings by Appointment186 East Grand River 968MLEE LAVEY Gatral IninraeeUP P 82M FOR SALEApt w fitove, Oak dining room suite with Phone HA 64067round table, old fashioned desk anj FQ RENTLarge modern unfurn book case, maple living room suite, jshed apartment in PinckneyTwo rockers,need new covers,springs phone U 88232good, Two oil burners, One Easy mWasher, Call UP 83119 WANTED Responsible party to Andrew Campbell take over low monthly payments oni spinnet pinoCan be seen in this vieSALEMfcal ftitate of Ail Ends inity Wrte Credit Manager P O Box 8, G reenville, Mich,WantedSalesman fod Oef ild Reason BKBTWYLIBCP J4814fiTow MaodcDsSawFiliai Shop LAWN MOWER SHARPENING 116 24 RiverUnk Qikad Uke , Vt ANT9DNaming ad interior do cratorig 25 ars emperieace,Wulfree estiinatw, M A Link, i79 UlwriewRush Lake JOM 8RLSORREL LWate r Well b an d Pump sAl l Make s o f Pump s Service dDexterPinckne y Roa d T o Tmf Duclo r o r Deatis t Jihon e H A 6 945 4GOOD R1AS0N FOR BORROWINGi t T o Defra y Schoo l, T o Ge t o n You r Fea t as 4Mt e Urn fvHtNo n budge t oxrense s hay e t o to ttilvheth r yo i se e the m easate go t not Th e cos t i s lo w becaus e w emak e t o mm y loans Term s at e ad juste d t o Jrcome Th e transitio nstrengthen s ywo r credi t totCol l An y Time Firs t Nationa l Ban kHowel L HieUgi aUnde r Federa l Supervisio nKeemU r o f Federa l Remt e Oer pomto n an d Federa l Depos t Incuran eCorporaton , A H Depost s Insure d o pt o 10,00 0 fo r Each M A I Septi c Tan k Servic eLicense d an d Bonde d b y th e Stat e o fMichiga nPHON E ST 81I SEPTI C TANKS , DK T WHLL SCLEANE D Ne w Tank s an d line s Installe d7S 9 Sevt n Pleasan t St JOH N HARVE Y iJkOLBWMlCILTO R SALIOtrde n Tncto r lt t H PDrigg i A Stratton , 51 2 Tiros , run s1 Hk e new w t , wfl l sen f or 80 St , Piem , htktkmi, AO 9U M 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 11, 1957 Description An account of the resource September 11, 1957 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 1957-09-11 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/10bb8dcf0921ac9efa38ed28bef0319f.pdf e64dbdfdf40490ae99050d027c0f7fcc 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. ,v37T i VLLWednesday, September 18, 1957 H4HMichiganiheVr big Republicans holdft HacMfoaeIsland last week and some 800 of , the faithful attended but they failedto accomplish their main purpose whit we to eos with a ean Anna Kreos of Romulus was married to Donald David Basore of Stock ridge at the Romulus, Mejhodst ididate for governor to take on GOTWilliam next year No one wat re ceptive George Wahr Sallade ofAimArbor had aid he might run but he WM in Europe PostmasterGeneral Sammmerfied, Michigaansbig shot did not attend, being at a postal meeting They want a gubernatorial candidate now to go aroundhthe state and get acquainted Thinlack of candidates cjwsed formerSenator Homer Ferguson, nov afederal judge at Washington to is sue a statement deploring his atitutide of his fellow Repxblicans,He aid when he first entered politicshe ran for office several thnea whenknew he would be beaten,Stit Chairman Undemer tookthe ocoasion to read Jinunie Hoffa,teamster union president out of the party, He said he understood Hoffaprofessed to be a Republican and had in the past supported certain j jRepublican iendUiatfcs,Senator Ferfuson and Mayor Cobo but addedthat to his knowledge Hoffa had never attended a Republican convention or contributed a cent toparty, He said although the Republicans want the labor vote they doflot want HoffaMayor Cobo who was at the mun Mackinac and on forSept 7Mr and Mrs Pan f the ftteskMttftWeCee,wiU celebrate tbeir gfth wedoii 23DR WILLIAM CWilliam C Wytte,Dexter SODanniversary M Okemus Rev Frank Srebernak, actingtor of St Josephs Church, Dexterhas been appointed permanant pasvor He wiU almo be chaplain of theVeterans hospital, Ann Arbor The Dexter Kiwanis Club gave, adinner and reception for the teach of the school last weekMr and Jfrs PressPinckney have moved to Dr Wilkinson has beento the Brighton city council to uc road when it was putin im Hchool and for several years He wajftof Dr H F Sigler andhe bfcanje i and enrolled inOf MedWwtetd StonexWork has started on thetoVeewer disposal plant Employees of the Chelsea,ducts Company have been on itrlhtfor a week over discharge of an employeeEditor Dick Rudnicki ofville devoted most of his front page last week to the county drain It which does not function and dams up a pool of stagnantwater which is a health hazzardSoIt is Livingston county drain No 2 So far hj has he has gotten no action from the drain commissioner Fotrlerville high school will d9dicate their new athletic field Sept,2 l a foot baU with Elieinpon and died soon after his returnto Detroit cpal meeting at m ,stayed over for the Republican ccn , 3U w i Thomas McCloskey, son the theGerald McCloskeys of Howell hasenrolled in Sacred Heart Seminaryin Dteroit CONSERVATION I William Dyainger of FowlervilleOct 10 is the deadline for aP nd Ge J Karl Hochvin for permits to hunt in Mich of owf were inducted in the armylast weekplying for permitsigans any deer season You can get Mrs Emma Gravenstein, 81, ofan application from your license r J, j i u UA Howell, died Sept 7 She was thedealer, and it must be mailed tothe ocnservatkm dept, Lansing69,030 permits will be issued The deptl is buying 2 moro fishing HarmFerris Aldrich has retired after 89 Of JJ sigler,DrtfooaPoster onThere were 4 Chaie and Gatet Thealong to jjjftrs re AnnhimHewas health ofScerT w, on theschool board has beeij sjprident ofthe Dexter Sayings In 1893 he married CaftbttcCWctt , Grade School News0aoUeCwe hert Schmitt, PastorSUNDAY MASSESMaifft Wf I 1000, 1130 A M Basses 8Q0, 100i A M A,MtfaftT yearsRead,daughter of Sir George Reade of North Lake She died in 1894 leavln9 a iter, Julia, now MrsGeorge Dudge of Detroit In 1900he married Esther Reade, sister ofhis first wife She died in 1941 lit1942 fU married Lillian WyUe ofPinckney who survive Time Isand adopted son, LeonH a brother,Fred and a gigtw, MraLettle Nisbettof Pinckney and a sister, Mrs Clem ena Bowen of HowelLThe funeral was Saturday at 2p m at the Keehn Funeral Home,Dexter, Rev Donald Eaton offic iating Burial in Forest Lawn Cem eteryMRS NELLIE McCLEERThe funeral of MrsNetlie fcitowtnl Mother Novena730 PMtessionslay after Novcnna Devotfpn Saturday 430 to 580 P , DO r ,Church ChurehCaaa Beachy, Patter Wi E I Kindergarten, Mrs ParksBecky Ambuxgey told us thestory of the Three Bears Jerry Col ones dad is making their porch intoa kitchen We are talking about safety rules, especially automobilesfiresRicky Bennett saw wreck at hi dads oil station Donna Plummerhas a baby brotherFirst Grade, Mrs RookeJanice Gyde has baby chicks,Shirley Josephson has moved out on M36 W Frank Behm helped cutdown trees John Gardner brought 2 caterpillars and a black butterflyto school Carol Curt aunt visitedenia, WoishfpWednesday16th Annual SchoolPeoples Meeting 730 Serviee tCcnm unity Summer WeJteTssen Iher Glori Sockow Wte4 ne 1900 motherUwOEtble School Calvary Mennonite Church July 1 t0 12, 900 to 1100 Class for Alt Ages ,4 ana up Evexbuiy WelooweCam Cong Second Grade, Mrs JohnsonLinda Whitley told about her tripthi3 summer Pauline VanBlaricurawent to an auction, Pam Koch visit ed her grandmother Sunday JudyHlll took are of a bird with an injurlev J W Winger, PastorBunds School sterling Worship ed wing until it got well DiannaHaines visited her grandmother inDetroit Susan Baughn spent Saturday with Becky Henry Third Grade, Mrs PostBetty Antaya brought a cricket,9S0 a Ma lrine Hy and some rock for the science table, tofaygretaW4 7iMThe Peoples Umrdi Undenominationallft36 West, between Unadilla andMAU StreetsSev Brooks Sanders, Pastortadaf fiehool 945 a m Worship 1060 amCrottp TJOO p mleivtee 800 p mWed 8r Choir Practise 800 pm I father has a new car We are collect ing rocks and telling what they areEveryone knows quartz and granite Third Grade, Mrs, Henry24 of our grade got 100 in spellinglast week Leo Hudson saw a moviein Ann Arbor Saturday Linda Weg ener is going to see the movieBombi Friday Rudy Josephson has mov ed to Cedar Lake Rd Our cub scoutswentto Bruin Lake Saturday TobyShettelroe brought minnows and tad poles for our science class DouglasThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 pm I winger viited the Willow Run AirT Yth P G 700 Youth Prayer Group 700 p m ic Annsifes on Torch and Bellaire Lukes J, w rur , i and Cheepeake Ohio Railroadsrn Antrim county , Heavy rains cut forest fir to J has purchased rhoWingar in the city8 and damage to one third acre last r j Service Station at HowellThe Eacanaba Paper Co who Jde Hie Lyons returned homebought the 95 acres site of the histor week from Veterans Hospital, ie village if Payette has offered to nn Arbor where he 2 0trade it to the state for forest land, j Wchigans first hunting seasson e Wment of Miss Elaineis underway with bear hunters afield hnBon f Heniiu the upper peninsulaThey may be ioLT of taken on a small game license and rarnart Vuee of dogs io permitted Bow aud i n0UnL , u I t v u Mayor Clifford Heller of Howell a letter in the LivingstonJe Gearhjtarcher y hunter s ma y hun t bea r wit h archery , license s Oc t 1 to Nov 1 bu t ma y no t us e dogs Nov 163 0the y ma y b e take n anywher e i n th estat e wit h a dee r huntin g lieenes ebu t n o dog s can be used Thi s i a th e seaso n fo r fores t fiws I n 198 3 th e averag e fores t fir e da mage d 4 4 acrte Toda y b y us e o f mo der n equipmen t thi s ha s bee n cu t t o6 acres ,4 2 confiscate d gun s wil l b e sol da t Ga y lor d Sept 20 The y rang e i nvalu e fro m 6 t o 10 0Th e fores t surve y i n 6 uppe r p eninsul a stat e forest s i s complete dI t wil l sho w ho wb e sold , timber canVILLAG E COUNCIL , MINUTE SRegula r meetin g Sep t 10 , 196 7Calle d t o orde r b y Pres Dinkel Present Mrs Russell , M Lvey ,L Tiplady , A 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inUrsestions Thes eclurnp s o f ros e boshe c srea k th e 1s tpac t o f car s hurtUnffv4f f th e roae slo w the m dow n an d preven t over turnin g Secretary Bar s HconU yvisite d Conneticu t an d rod e s i ftpolic e car at 4 0 rnUm an aou tetea rosebus h barrie r Th e ea r stopped withi n 2 0 fee t wit h M damag erose s ar e muHifJor a wit h thor na fe w scratefie s are piefenabl e t oinjur y o r death Th e rose s ftlssbeautif y th e roadside Th e progra mwil l b e give n a tryou t i n MicUfftB Whe n w e attende d schoo lth e book s w e enjoye d moa tthos e o f Mar k Twain , Huckolborr jFin n an d To m Sawyer The y spar kle d wit h wi t an d gav e a tru e piotoff So f lif t o n th e Mistissisp i No w W Orea d tha t th e boar d peducatios i if tSew Yor k ha s dropped Hucketberr yFin n fro m t W lis t eJftprove d tor tbook s fo r th e grade s o n th ei t contain s passages , derogator ynegroes W e eaaoe t muMtts km ofth e principa l characte r i n th e bee ti t calle d Nigge r m bu t a b a ker oan d slaere s equall y tk eo f Hnckelberr y fin a aB dyt r Ther e use d t o b o Aher e wh ocalle d Nigge ra barbe r her e ceile dsa d w e kno w ft ftgr ocale d ie r Jos o roorknowledf e ttois ldeemed offensive Th eCois t J , i ft Wednesday, Septembe r 18 ,Schoo l MeetingSCHOO L BOAR D MEETIN G SEPT 5 , 195 7regula r meetin g wa s calle d t o orde r b y Pres Hollingswort h a t8 PM PresentMcAfee , Bonner , Russell , Hollingsworth , Basydlo Absentnone Minute s o f th e las t meetin g wer e rea d an d approve d includin g a chang eo f dat e pertainin g t o a meetin g wit h th e Parent s Club SUPT READE R GAV E TH E FOLLOWIN G REPORT 751 Ful l repor t o n schoo l censu s wa s no t complet e a t thi s time o f th e pupil s takin g 5 courses 2 Nee d a t leas t 5 typewriter s t o augmen t th e presen t suppl y approve db y board 3 Elementar y schoo l i n goo d shap e a s fa r a s anrollment 4 Transportatio n norma l t o date 5 Du e t o th e fac t tha t Kindergarde n pupil s atten d schoo l o n hal f da ybasis , i t i s necessar y t o furnis h privat e car s t o transpor t th e same Extr ainsuranc e cos t wa s involved Mr Jac k Youn g o f th e Citizen s Committe e presente d th e followin gitem s fo r discussion 1 Resolutio n o n PARENTTEACHE R conferenc e throughou t th eyear Thi s matte r wa s referre d t o th e Supt fo r furthe r study 2 A suggestio n fo r th e formation s o f a n ATHLETI C COMMITTE E tohel p promot e th e Hig h Schoo l sport s a s t o advertising , advanc e ticke t sales ,policin g th e are a durin g th e games , improvemen t o f th e facilitie s o f recrea tion Mr Hollingswort h rea d a lette r fro m Donal d Winger , Presiden t o f th eStuden t Counci l reportin g o n it s 1056195 7 activities Thi s lette r wa s enter e d int o th e regula r minute s o f th e Board 1 Institutio n o f a n annua l homecomin g footbal l game 2 Purchasin g o f record s an d recor d playe r fo r th e students us e durin gnoo n as d schoo l hours 3 Th e joinin g o f th e Pinckne y Hig h Schoo l Studen t Counci l wit h th eothe r school s o f ou r leagu e i n formin g a Leagu e o t th e Lakes Studen tCouncil 4 Th e institutio n o f sellin g popcor n fo r al l sportin g events 5 T o b e completed Purchasin g o f V2 doze n 6 table s fo r schoo l cafeteria Russel l Basydlo s repor t o n Hick s playgroun d equipmen t wa s read I t wa s decide d t o mov e theequipmen t t o th e Elem Schoo l playground Russel l requeste d informatio n pertainin g t o th e ne w Bu s Driver s an dthei r trainin g i n regar d t o drivin g th e busse s b e discussed Motio n b y Basydlo , seconde d b y Russel l tha t al l bill s a s rea d b e ap prove d and paid Motio n Carried Motio n b y Russell , seconde d b y McAfe e t o adjourn Motio n Carried Tim e 1010 JO E BASYDLO ,Secretar y o f th e Boar d o f Educatio nCARSO N HOLLINGSWORTH Presiden t o f th e Boar d o f Education Special Meeting of thePUTNA M TOWNSHI P BOAR DA Specia l meetin g o f th e Putna m Townshi p Board , hel d a t th e tow n hal lWednesday , Augus t 28 , 195 7 a t 8 P M Al l boar d member s present Hendee ,Reynolds , White , Wyli e an d Kennedy Meetin g calle d t o orde r b y Superviso r Hendee Minute s or th e meetin g o f Augus t 13 , 195 7 rea d an d approved Thi s Specia l meetin g wa s calle d b y Superviso r Hendee , fo r th e purpos e ne y tea m lef t field Dexte r hel d u po f th e boar d t o discus s an d t o mak e som e decisio n a s t o wha t w e shoul d do Pinckney s shar e o f th e gat e receipt sNotes o 2 5 Tear s Ag eTh e Pinckne y Vai l tea m reinforc e d b y Gy p Farrell , Do n Swartha t an dRo y Reaso n wo n th e bal l gam e a t th eDexte r Labo r Da y Picnf c 1 2 t o 8Ro yReaso n starte d pitchin g bu t wa s re relieve d b y Joh n Kenn y wh o shu tDexte r ou t th e las t 4 inning Harr y Fros t ha s returne d hom eafte r spendin g 3 mont h o n th e Pac ifi c coas t an d th e west H e report slot s o f wor k a s the y had bumpe rcrop s bu t lo w price s mak e lo w wages Mrs Emm a Leme n fel l an d brok ehe r hi p a t Brighto n las t week Sh ewa s th e wif e o f Rev K H Cran e ath e Pinckne y postoffice W E Murph y suffere d a Strok eFrida y mornin g whil e a t wor k i nth e Pinckne y postoffice Mrs Be n Whit e entertaine d al l o fth e Whit e familiesth e L G Dever au x an d Bruc e Robert s an d Da nDrive r i n hono r o f husbands birt hday Ber t Rocch e wo n th e 21 8 tro t a tth e Detroi t Stat e Fair with Dia mon d Dewe y an d a 50 0 purse Th e Pinckne y har d bal l tea m wo nfro m Howel l Sunda y 1 3 t o 6 Harlo wHaine s pitche d fo r Pinckne y an dGu s Rissma n fo r Howell A t th e Dexte r Labo r Da y picni cMik e Roch e an d Georg e KratamilW rrenewe d a 26 yea r ol d arguemne tan d eac h wa s a s postiv e h e wa s righ ta s whe n th e inciden t happene d 2 6year s ago , Bot h Pinckne y an d Dex te r ha d goo d team s then Pinckney swa s wel l balance d an d Dexte r depen de d o n Chri s Leoffle r wh o average d1 5 strikeout s a game The y me t th efirs t tim e her e a t Ol d Boy s find GirlsDa y an d Pinckne y wo n 4 to 3 I t wa sfille d wit h arguemen t an d Fran kSharpe y o f Dexte r on e o f th e umpire swa s pu t of f th e fiel d b y th e villag emarshall , Willia m Moran Irvi n Ken ned y playe d th e outfiel d fo r DexterH elive d there Th e tw o team s me tnex t a t th e Chelse a Catholic c picni can d thi s tim e Dexte r wo n 6 t o 3 The n cam e th e fina l meetin g a t th eDexte r Catholi c Labo r Da y picnic T1 e atteniui c wa s wa y ove r 150 0an d ther e wer e bet s an d arguement sgalore Dexte r wen t int o th e 8t hloadin g 8 to 6 Tw o Pinckne y pla yer s go t ou t an d the n a ma n go t on Mik e Roch e wa s nex t an d h e belte don e o f Leoffler s fas t one s ove r th elef t fiel d fence Umpir e Sharpe ycalle d i t fou l whereupo n th e AT The Sci o 1 bettr ei n regard s t o ou r America n L a Franc e Fir e Truck , a s thi s moto r i n thi s fir etruc k i s completel y shot Th e America n L a Franc e Corp want s 3,0000 0 t o replac e thi s moto rwit h a rebuil t moto r withou t an y guarantee Thi s cos t include s th e freigh tcost s fo r th e rebuil t motor , an d als o th e freigh t fo r shippin g th e ol d moto rbac k t o it s hom e offic e a t Elmira , Ne w York , Th e townshi p i s t o pa y th efi h b h i f freigh t cost s bot h way s i f w e agre e t o havin g thi s rebuil t moto r Installed Thi scos t i n include d i n th e estimat e cos t o f 3,00000 Th e boar d decide d t o sen d th e followin g lette r a t thi s tim e t o th e Ameri can L a Franc e Corp , Elmira , Ne w York Pinckney, Michiga nAugus t 29 , 195 7Mr A L Dento nAmerica n L a Franc e Corp Elmira , Ne w Yor kSubject Apparatu s Registe r L340 4Dea r Sir You r representative , Mr Cizek , wh o i s manage r o f you r Chicag o office ,tol d Mr Lloy d Hendee , ou r Townshi p Supervisor , durin g a telephon e con versation , tha t non e o f you r equipmen t ha s eve r blow n up sucha s this W e hav e ha d ou r bes t mechanic s loo k thi s engin e ove r an d the y ar e o f th eopinio n tha t thi s coul d hav e happene d fro m defectiv e parts You r fiel dengineer , Mr R Welch , checke d thi s engine , inspecte d i t an d adjuste d moto r TK pV a Y iTVo f thi s fir e truck , h e als o checke d th e fir e pum p an d primin g syste m Jul y 17 , rrooat e Cour t fwth e1957 , jus t te n 10 day s befor e thi s trouble A t tha t tim e h e assure d Mr I A Livingsto nAlber t Shirley , ou r Fir e Chief , tha t thi s fir e truc k wa s i n ver y goo d mechani A t a sessio n o f sai Cour tand th e arguemen t continued Th ePinckne y tea m was Le o Laveye Flori s Moran , p Rue l Cadwell , lb Adria n Lavey , 2b Jac k Monks,3b Mik e Roche , ssHug h Finley , If Bil lRoche , cf Ar t Svvarthout , rfFran kDola n wa s mgr Th e Dexte r tea mwa s Howar d Collings , c Leoffler , p E d Day , lb Bo b Fitzsimmons , 2b L O Cushing , ss Gu s Eck , 3bKrat zmiller , I f Mick y Els,asse r ,c f Ear lSweet , r f Bo b Fitzsimmon s wa s mgr Cadwell , Mcnks , Finle y an d Swar thou t ar e th e onl y Pinckne y player sL,til i aliv e an d o f th e Dexte r tea monl y Ear l Swee t an d E d Da y survive I f w e coul d onl y reliv e th e ol d day sNkte neithe r Dexte r o r Pinckne yha s ha d a har d bal l tea m no w fu ri numbe r o f years I n Memor y o fTH E STAT E O F MICHIGA Nhel dcal condition at th e Office i n th e Cit y o fondition yTh e townshi p boar d i s ver y muc h disappointe d wit h th e maintenanc e cos t Howe1 1 i n sai d count y on the 10t h do yfo r th e pas t thre e 3 year s whic h hav e amounte d t o nearl y 3,00000 Thi s of Septembe r A D , 1957 America n L a Frano e fir e truc k ha s onl y 420 0 mile s o n it A s w e fee l a carefu l investigatio n o f thi s situatio n urgen t an d acceptabl ea t thi s time Arrangement s hav e bee n mad e t o car e fo r ou r fir e need s tempor aril y a t thi s time A t a Specia l Meetin g o f th e Townshi p Boar d las t nigh t Augus t 28 , 1957 th e 1Or d decide d tha t i f differen t term s coul d no t b e reached , a chang e i n ou rfir e apparatu s woul d b e i n order Enclose d i s a cop y o f Mr , R Welch s bil l fo r inspectin g an d checkin gfir e truc k Jur y 17th Th e boar d woul d lik e a n immediat e repl y befor e an y furthe r action staken Respectfully yours ,MURRA Y J KENNEDY ,Putna m Townshi p Cler kTher e bein g n o furthe r business , meetin g wa s adjourned MURRA Y J KENNEDY ,Putna m Townshi p Cler kBottl e Ga sj , WAR S m m AmWYW E L P GA S SERVIC E xH31 E HEATIN G Tm m 6 3 HOWEL L Judge o f Probater Present Hon Hira m R Smith ,I n th e Matte r o f th e Chang e o fNam e o f Elizabet h An n Brown ,Adul t Singl e Person Elizabet h An n Brow n havin gfile d i n sai d Court t he r petitio n pda yin g tha t th e Cour t ente r a n orde rchangin g he r nam e fro m Elizabet hAn n Brow n t o Elizabet h An nReiekhoff It i s ordere d tha t th e 8t h da y o fOctobe r A D , 195 7 a t te n ocloc ki n th e forenoon , a t sai d Probat e O ffice , b e an d i s hereb y appointe d fo rfo r hearin g sai d petition I t i s Ordered , Tha t publi c notic ethereo f b e give n b y publicatio n o f accp y hereo f fo r 8 week s consectJvel y previousl y t o sai d da y o f W rtng, in th e Pinckne y Dispatch , a new spape r printe d an d circulate d i n tad County Hira m R Smith , Judg e o f Probat eA tru e copy Hele n M Goul dRegiste r o f Probat e The followin g i s th e Pinckne yLectur e Cours e Committee Pres ,Rev B T J ComjnerfordjSec , Dr CL Sigler Trees , F G Jackson W W Barnard , Joh n Teeple , Rev ,Gates Th e number s areEmil y Wa terma n Quartette,Midlan d Oper a Co ,Ford , Cartoonist , Dr Jame s Hedley ,Dr Elliot t Boyle , Midlan d Jubile eSingers ,Statio n Agen t Willi s Clar k ao dvif e ar e o n vacatio n i n Canada C L Roger s o f Hambur g i s substitu ting Th e Pinckne y Creamer y wil l pa y15 0 fo r mil k startn g No XTh e villag e locku p o r jai l burne ddow n Tuesda y night I t wa s littl euse d o f lat e excep t t o hous e drunk san d tramps Th e Methodis t conferenc e ha s sen tRev Littlejoh n t o Saline Rev Ex lb y o f Mayvill e ccome s here Th e Clayto n Placeway s hav e gon et o Detroi t wher e h e i s o n th e polic efoice ,Charle s Reaso n an d Ros e FHntof thav e enrolle d i n th e primar y room Ded e Hinche y ha s bee n hire d t ot o teac h th e gramma r roo m wher eMis s Reade r resigned Th e hig h schoo l boy s hav e orga nize d a bal l team Ro y Mora n i s capt Fre d Swrthou, t mgr an Gleu nTupper , tras Th e hig h schoo l Germa n clas s i sreadin g Immensee Ar t Sei m o f Geno a ha d a bai ndanc e Wednesda y night A l Smit h an d Fran k Boyla n ofJhiJgo n attende d th e Gran d Rapid sFair UfffiLMarth a Murph y i s workin g i n amirienr y stor e a t Marin e City Bor n t o th e J B Buckley s Sept 20 , a son Willia m Bulli s i s recoverin g fro mtyphoi d fever Willa m Munsel l die d a t hi s hom ei n Iosc o Saturday Th e PutnamHambur g Farmers Clu b mee t a t th e Fre d Grieve s hom eSaturday Th e progra m i s lust Solo ,Rut h FrostReading , Mar y VanFlee tRecitation , Le e VanHor n Solo ,Fanni e Swarthou t Inst Solo , Pfer nHende e Salo , Grac e GrieveTaIk ,Rev Gates TH B STATS OF MICHIGA NA e Probst s Cour t fo r t U Count y o f , Lmngsto nI n Matte r o f tb e Estat e o fing a Oleson , a k a , Ing a Olson j A l a Mesto n o f lai d C6urt,hel d o nj th e 10t h da y o f Septembe r AD,195 7 i b v sai d Cour t theProbat e Offic e,Honormb W Hira m RSmit ko f Probate Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o f Marti n J Lavan , th eexecuto r o f sai d estat e prayin ghi, q fina l accoun t b e allowe d an d th eresidu e o f sai d estat e assigne d t oth e person s entitled theret o wil l b ehear d a t th e Probat e Cour t e nOctobe r 8 , 195 7 a t te n a m I t to Ordered , Tha t notic e thereo fb e girt a b y a pablkaeio n o f a cop yhereo f fo r thre e week s censectivel ypvtviouf t t o sai d da y o f hearing , i nth e Pinckne y Dispatch , an d tha i ta 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aebefriptio Mee 1160 a YearThe Fred Reads entertained theJohn McGuires of Dearborn, the Rob ert Reads and James Whitieys atdinner SundayMrs Beulah Milter visited relatives in Flint last week, Mrs Emma VoUmer and son,Johnpent Sunday with the Charles Eiseles in Fowlerville Visitors of Mrs G W Clark last week were her sister, Mrs Jennie Culhane of Jackson and Mrs GlenaClark and daughter of Lansinj The Don Towars oi toi iuyeLafce are staying with Mrs Wayie tLee Mrs Rene Miller entertainedOur Lady of Fatima Guild at herhome Monday night Albert Shirley and wife were Sunguests of the Doyle Templetons in Keepo Harbor I Janet Shirley who has been sicK 2 weeks went back to work in Annj Arbor Monday I The Clare Miller family were in Detroit Sunday I Mr and Mis Eric Rose and daut,H tere tock Allen Rose to Alma San jday where he will attend collage The Russell Glover family ofWebberville spent Sunday with the Gerry Eichmans, jMrsEthel and Nora Sprout spent the week end in Ferndale with the Milton Conines iEdwin Sprout, Robert Seefeldand Georgee VanNorman accomuan ied their sons to Bruin Lake ovor 1 18 cub scouts from here welt Mr, and Mrs, Don Goodreraont of Patterson Lake have returned from j a months trip through Canada andJ Californi They visited Torontofc I Banff Springs Hotel Chateau, Lake f Louise, Alberta, Vancouver, Victor j B C, mother lode country, Dutcii Fiat, California, Berkley, San Fran ,cisco, Los Angeles and visited their i daughter, Mrs Charlotte Hale and 3 igrandchildren at Oceanside Mrs Kate Battle of Howell entertained some of the old time pupilsof the Reeves school at her home one night last week They were MrsEmma Dinkel, Mrs Sadie Cooper,Mca Josephine Harris, Mrs Laura Doyle Smith, Mrs Margaret Wylie, Mrs, Edna Spears, MrsBernice Howell, Mrs Murta Keiss, Mrs Minnie t Moore,Mrs, Bertha Pettys, Fenton The following from here atteiiu j d the funeral of Dr W CWylie at Dexter Saturday Andrew Nes i hitt and wife, Irvin Kennedy and j wife, Mrs Mary Eichman, Blanch Mai tin, Fred Wylie and wife and 5 John, the Asher Wylies, Fritz Wy lies, Hollis Wylies and Kenneth Wylies,Mrs,Mary Lavey,Mrs, Virginia Grant Miss Florence Tupper of Flintcalled on the Jesse Henrys Sun Boatrice Lamborn of Gregory on Thursday I John Boyer and wife called at thefc Keehn Funerai Home n Dexter Frii day5 I The Ray Languways spent theI Wagoners Grtewy6066 PINGKNEV RAQuality Merctardiie LOW PRICESand Wine To Take OilPHONE HOWELL 705J2Coal and Fuel Oil Will Soon Be NeededWe Have ThaSUNOCO FUEL OIL AndThe Best of CoalWE CAN STILL TAKE CARE YOU AT SUMMER PRICWt E HOEY fk SONSHA 68119 Dexter Lnnber, Coal, Fuel Oil DEXTER MICHIGAN t fi cd ffftSfOver Mnclyiito 1Y ,, , e BankingKEADY CASHgets the breaksrV F Close and wife attendedSaginaw Fair, Jouis Wagner jr and family ofHopeville, Ga, are vsiitng his parentsRay Skinner and wife of Arkwright, N Y, and Robert Ransome i and wife of Dunkirk, N Y spent the week end with the Gilbert Skinners of Chubbs Corners,Lloyd Hendee was sheep jutige at Ithe Saline Fair last week The Albert Dinkels spent Sunday at the Close home in Linden The Lloyd Hendees spent Sunday at the Ed Nuoffer home in Holt Mrs Anna Doyle and son, James took Jack Doyle to Big Rapids Sunday where he entered5 Ferris Institution Mrs Robert Read, Tpmmy andUabara were in Jackson Thursday The Clifford VanHorns spent Sunday in Howell with Mrs Lee Van Horn,Mrs Jeanette McDonnel went toEast Lansng to resume her dutiesas house motherFrank Aberdeen and wife calledon the Lawrence Bittners in Bridge water SundayLynn Hendee and wife spent Sunday with the Lynn Hendees in Owosso ,Winston Baughn attended a DeDeMoly board imeetfng Saturday Clare, MichAmong those who attended theiteMolay installation at Howell Saturday night were Winston Baughn, Dan VanSlambrook and wife, Bran don White and wife Miai Grace VanNotnan and BilSbiiton of Jackson were Sundayguests of the George VanNorjmans The OES Past Matrons were enteraJned Monday at the home ofMrs KiUie Dinkel Cohostesseswere Meadames Hasel Parker, Esth r Campbtd, IlMiBM Baogba and Along comes an opportunity ,,and the fellow with ready cash, gets a break That luckyfellow might as well be yowGetting ready cash is just a easyas getting other things you reallywant Use the installment savings plan a little downand regular depositsjjjpWlTY ON THELtMENT PLANffGSfeftcoirNT wmAll Deposits Inrtfcld Up It ll00t Aro Safely Insuredby Our MembersMp In the Federal it I WILL COLLW PINCKNBY VTLLAbE TAXES AT MY HOME m BAST PUTNAM STREET, PINCKNBT ONWEDNESDAYS from 300 to 5,00 P MSATURDAYS from 300 to 5W P MRUTH RITTERinekney, Village TretmrerPHONE284 IT A WITH FLOWERSHoweft Mkijp , n , ML01n jr and family of The JackYotmg familywore Stmday guesU of Burns and wife werehib parents at Rush Lake of he Ren Frys iaMr and MrsOliver Cornelius andMr and Mrs CasweQ Draper of Detroit were Sunday fnests of tre Ls ter MeAfeei The Otto Htfigtot fr , , IBS FlHQOfBr DUPATCHA lor me heart of your home, buy aMYERSWATER SYSTEMWhen you remodel, build or buy beyond the cHy wafer rrtetm, pen for luKira wafer needs Think of all the erW1you may want to add later on Dishwashers, automatic laundry equipment, fixtures will make a small pumpwork too hard, reduce water pressure, causo costly breakdownWhen you aro making plans, we will be glad to recommend a thrifty Myers wafersystem with adequate ce j iA fTATBOFTfct Probate Cotrt for tbt Cawy ef LhrbsoXA tto Matter of the Eatata ofElla VanSickle Deceased notable Hiram R Smith,y qpacity for expansion It maysave you expensive change later Writ or phonetoday Noobligationfoeybudgetterms Judfs of ProbateAt a Marian of said Court, held onAngus 27, 1967 Notts k Hereby Gtvan, That allcreditor of said deceased are reqoired to prossn their claim in wrHfa and under oatfc to aaid Coot, sad toserve a copy thereof upon Margaret JI Timmona of Brighton, Mfchfeian,a fiduciary A aaid estate , and tat en alaJas wffl be heard andthe hefaftatlaw will be determined tn said Court at the Probate office onNovember 5, 1957 at ten a m It is Ordered, That notice thereofI be given by publication of a copy hereI of for ttase weeks consecutively prev ions to said day of hearing in HiePinckaey Dispatch and that the fiduciary cause a copy of this notice tobe served upon each known party ininterest at his Uast known addreas by registered or certified maU,returnreceipt Remanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to such hearing, orby personal service at lemst five 5days prior to such hearingHiram R Smith, Judge of Probatetrue copyBarbara G Marr BUSINESS PROFESSIONALlist Pbckgf jSiiMf Is Mifff He Vs Pi Ritter TIUDIO CLAY URD0NTIJI LLOYD HENDLANDsumnvoiftflbo ill Viet Can TrWse UoW BoweU, MkUgsB UW W, Maoq AaytotoDR Go Ro McCLOSKEYr IA Lfrlephont OfficenspsjMOsmj ePiCleric of ProbateTHE LAVEY HARDWARESmogsboard Dinnert ST MARYS PARISH HAUSat, Sept 28 FOR SALE Balboa Rye,clean, suitFOR SALE Double ed with boxable for seed now available at PaloVerdi Farm, 125 a bushel8880 Cedar Lake Road, PinckneyFOR SAEE Debubl Bed with box springs, mattress and spread 360Phone UP 85589FOR RENTHoaern 2 oedroomhouse unfurnished at Patterson Laek,Doyles Cove, TruckPhone UP WJ353FOR SALEA good Lawn MowerReel Type, self propelled mower 18 in first class condition 40George Thompson, UP 68405FOR RENTiFurnished bouse, BERT WYUE,AndhsftirPABM SALES I UP 9 3146j Dr H R Holmquuthftfgro mi eatai SALESMANSj rTaine and XHayTuesday Thmh 11 tz 3 sud 5 to 1and by Af pobtmeatAC 72991800 Watt Grand Rivet BRIGHTON Weekly Tnp ftwUi toGeneral TrutkmRoger J Canr umouiftf oowiuPinckney, a tutFarms, Homes, BusinessUt YourGERALDBroker 809 Norfft PwiupMary WobwAll Kinds of Real Estate ZJstlnfs WantedMain Office HA 8kBa V7ett Portage Lake Road, near N Territorial 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY Henry Kftataw Beiesua JP M180CLASSIFIED ADSPAINTING InWrior and exterior,Phone J B Lemm UPtown 93209 xx xxGtME 4C8CG PtPetsv FOR SALE A WarmStove, bums coal or wood,L W Umstead, UP 83235FOR Morning LOW PRICE RUBBER STAMPS Mtde to OrderA Low as S Ufte 100,extra lineRENT Compfcstly modern Stock Stamps 40c each Jfour rooms and bath Call Mrs Beck Fast Aeettrate LOSTTruck Cab Canophy about HTP 83434 or UP 85606 r BEROERS RUBBER 3x4 ft on HowellPinckney Roadmoaern, furnace heat, hot water, Reward, Call Edward Hollngwortbiake front to responsible couple11309 Outer Dr, Hiland LakeWome UP 8238S3e P M UNTIL ARE SMVEDfeaturingRmast Chicken WANTEDFull Time Baby SitterInquire Mrs Eva Lobdell 612 EastMan, Pinckney after 430 p, m FOR SAEEBalboa Rye,Call Dexter HA 64069FR 1950 houseUPtown83494FOR SALENice Ripe Tomatoes at100 a bushel, bring containersMrs, J, C, Murphy, 132 SwathoutRd, Pinckney, phone UP 89735MAN WANTED For 1500 familyRawleigh Business in the S E Livingston County Permanent if youare a hustler Im doing a good business in N W Livingston County ShotafterFOR SALEOne 12 guageGun, Double Barreel clean5 30 a all day SatordayL J McKirJey, 315 S Howell StPnckney, Mich WORKS11922 Weiman St Pinckney, Michtrailer 500, 47 Dodge ,51 Dodge, 41 IHudson, washings done reasonable Pnd help you get startd Seebreakfast set 25, living room set lor C Ct Henry 316 Church St25, ironer 20, refrigerator S50 lowrvile or Tel Castle 38718 ovstove Mrs GeorgeAKILT3 135 CHILHN 75c IFIFPinckne Fowlervilleor Tel Casle 38719 orFreeport, 111R W W MADSENLavan BuOdlag Bngnton Miah, OPTOMETRISTToas and Than 930 to 500Evenings by Appointment1W East Grand HirerAS KAmLETLAVEY Chural InitmusBt LOSTLive Stock Truck CHUTE Sylvester HarrisReward paid for return j RENT Houe,modern oilheat, 2 bedrooms, living room, kitehenette and bath Call UP 884JBIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT The birth f new car, the Edsel, isHumus taca announced by,the Ford Motor Cotn Ira Vleet pany oi rborn, Michigan You aroFour Miks Wes Pinckney CordiaI1y invited to see thlt nowastaddition to the Ford Family of Finewith Cars at your nearest Edael dealer Lloyd Hendee phonTuP 8 juuWSJ22J UP 85547FOR SALEPeatdjrt fiu dirt sandBath, 2 lota fl Gardner454 Dextef StPinckney IFOR SAXEWheatfor two , string tied , FrankMr Ne,on KleneTaVo Patter,on WANTED Babvchildren 2 and 4 litLake Road,i FOB SALE 1948 CluhFOR RBNTLarge moderned apartment in PinokneyPhone uWest M36 Pinckney ,uIPQR WantedSalesman for te Of AilBamsosj I MgBBfBSBlBBMSBeSI WANTED Responsible party to take over low monthly payments en spinnet pianoCan be seen in this ri inity Wrte Credit Manager P OBox 8, Greenville, Mich VEGETABLESFISH LAWN MOWER SHARPENING116S4 Bivorfaank Hiland Lake GOOD SEASON FOR BORROWING To Piy Dudor or BdfRLSORRELL i AI Septic Tank ServiceUeeased and Beaded Ike Mate ofSEPTIC PHOKB W tmMEATS GR6HUE1ToShoolQUALITYMARKET PRICES r m COURTEOUS SERVICEfev, zr To Got on Your Feat Melmfci a fra wmiNOB bodgt expenses hate to to Met aietlrtr yoi aso then mtogor not Tocost is low baeavas vremake so many loans Terms ate adjaaiod to Iroma The tnttiMonrtiemilhsiii yurr credU tosC5oD Any ThnaPint National Bank HoweO, HkhitanUnder Federal SnpervislonstflAMssksVsBl s9 VlmMAMml 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch September 18, 1957 Description An account of the resource September 18, 1957 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 1957-09-18 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/565fb97925be259c34861eb0f7d24fc8.pdf 319589e6186fd029a3392320c5dd9870 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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r seaso n a t Sat Hoar d o f Superior s fo r thei r con aji d Dic k gi frogs h is brothe reorge VanPeursem might be thechoice but he had to quit speakingand have an operation on his throatwhen his voice gave out, George Sallade of Ann Arbor is said to bereceptive but he was in EuropeJohn B Martin, once auditor general and since an unsuccesful candi date for several offices says it iup to the people to pick a candidateThat they have had a hand pickedone the last three elections and gotbeat, The trouble is the primary iscnly about 2 months before the election which hardly gives, the can,dldate time to get around and overcome Gov, Williams 8 years in office Senator Potter also opposes theidea of a hand picked candidate Hewants a young man who has never Edward Fisk, 70 and Mrs Mabie ne with the Hornets on a foggy wetJoppe, 66, both of Chelsea, were kill night and lost 19 to 6 in a gamecd on M 92 6 miles south of Stock which the Saline Hornets dominatedr ridge last week Milton Spadling, j Most of the action the first quarA, of Wallbridge, Ohio ho collided j ter was in exchanging punts but atmeeting toheld October 14th, 1957, rooOFREACTORSSvith them is held on a manslaughter I Rline sUrted a drive that reached Whereas Livingston County nrv hike Curoi ooiin, sLayed all niiht v,D I the Pinckney 20 as the period end been cooperating in in a Brucellosis xvith h in and L ra Bell atchargeMiss Jean Ackley, daughter of the On the first play in the next eradicain program conducted by tia her uncle JacUs A dog hit Ann Jushtt d Fdl Gt Gov Faubus of Arkansas seems have double crossed the presidentOn his return from his conferencewith Eisenhower he reduced the nate caught Lottv Anne Hendee sold her ional guard to 15 and finally on Frl puny Charljs Ranters goldfish died day removed all of them However1 Kathy Haa has some rabbits Leon e says he will fight the federal1 lilades haa a, chicken, a bird and 2 contempt of court and injunction Kief Swarthout has a nev charges all the way to the supremecourt So far he has lost all courtbattles and the federal government has sent two lawyersOrlo Ackleys of Stockbrde hs jqutater Wild took a pitchout and htate and Federal Governments and ties brothf Jerry Colones dad is ,, the case against him They arevon the Michigan State Scholarship j skirted end for the touchdown The nereas, Brucellosis is reused buiWinK a kitchen Billy Doyles dud from the northWe suppose the morenresented by the Stockbride r T try for extra point was blocked W t0 eanger human health and may ha8 a jeep th 3 seats Ann Read H,bidty he gets the b naiv naaaA u,,v, ,,,v, ,,K ause severe financial loss in cattle y,lc h,w , , , ki, ,nU ,w t i v , lest an election The MichiJan Befll TleSephonoCompany has asked a rehearing ofits its request for a 1,250,000 increase in rates The Public Service j Commision gave it 2,835,000 whihit says is not enough It gives themno money for expansion or improve ment Half a century ago Michigan dedcated the lands bordering thestate which are under water for A AssnThe Stockbridge school enrollmentis 1684 Born to he Don Keisers of Greg rv Sept 14, a daughterThe new equipment and dialboxesor the Dexter postoffice have beeninstalled The Dexter KJtvffanife crackerboxderby takes place Sept 28 Vandals smashed wiadows andwrecked the interior of the closed Hicks school near Fowlerville onenight last week The Rev Thomas Toy wh 0 resigned as pastor of the Chelseachurch to go to Creston, Iowa, hasdecided to stay in Michigan Ttfe South Lyon Masonic templeis being remodeled and a new roof on,The William Otterbines of Memphfiishing and hunting purposes Pri f isTenn,have been visiting the Leroyvate , developers have been filling , Jone9 at Lakeland He has reenlstin some of these lands and now de , ej jn e army i b te h l ytire to buy or tease themA proposal Dr McGregor has moved out offor this will come up at thefession of the legislature nextCONSERVATIONThere will probably be aspheasants she in Michiganyear as last when 1,136,000taken The high take was in the Mellus hospital and establishedan office at Brighton Dr Vann ofDetroit has taken over the hospitalThe Howell high schooll hand was one of tile three bands who playedthis at the Chelsea Fair,were Carolyn Austin has been elected1944 vorthy advsor of tthe Howell Rainwhen 1,401,000 were shot It dropp lVw QTS ed to 453,000 in 1947 and then start Paul Bennett, Howell recreation d to come up again Some states director is considering organinzmghave longer seasons, and some allow cf community band of former Howa limited number of hens shot As Pii hg school players,long as only roosters are shot there Dr Hollis Sigler of Howell isis no danger of extinction 90 per home from University hospital, Anncent could be shot without curtailingInduction Now only between GO nedyto Huhman who fumbled and Tracy of Saline fell on it on nerds andthe Pinckney 25 Three plays later Where, it is known that the spread leli Debbie Marshall, Alan QuesenLang passed to Bracey for 25 yds of Brucellosis is primarily from IM berry havn celebrated birthdaysand a touchdown Lebtonen kicked fected animals to noninfected anim this month has a brown cut and a blal oneSus hero he is in the south but his Hornn Bowles, Ann Read, Darla KessandWhereas, th goal of eradication is complete elimination ofBrucellosis from the cattle herd, IFirst Grade, Mrs Tliayerhave 2 new pupils, Lee Anne and fUck LemriWe have startgoal This was the first half scoringand Saline led 13 to 0Pinckney Pirates made their bestbtSlwSSSddrk111 the stP in eradication reBtHn iint by Kennedy to Wakefeld and HuuJ Jg hc of a Kar,n ustrum had co,n,,any Satur day Dennis Reasons grand parentsarc to visit him David Kent, visited iUs randnif ,licr Jackie Reasonsjky Lcmm visited at the Bridge stunt will notLe any more suceesfull than thatof King Canute of England is ordering the tide to recede One of the results of his act is that at the nextsession of congress a law will be introduced forbidding use of the natvvman and plus the running speed fiHuhiman, They marched 89 yards In, 1 mu UJ j Whereas, the eradication9 plays The touchdown was scored , , , by Huhman after taking a pass from has reached the stage in Livingston guard to interfere with anycourt order The president has 4U0 announced he will have lunch with,Cong Powell, negro of New Yorkand discuss desegrationJ , mu u 11 , , , I County, that the final step in th ll l lutt ntlKennedy The ball was fumbled on 1 1,, ,1,, u ,the tiy for point, Score Saline 13,Pinckney 6,Pinckney could not get going againin the 4th quarter Saline scoredagain in the last 2 minutes Wiidtook the ball on the 50 and made 11 yards 3 plays later they scored,Rathfon took the ball, eould not finda receiver and went through tacklelor a touchdown, not a hand being id on him, The point try was wide,Pinckney plays Boysville hereFriday at 8 p m and your reporter yill be on the public address microphone and all other home games if herJSprogram is appropriateTherefore, Be It Resolved by thethe Livingston County Board of Snpeisors, that the the Director 01 , , , , v u n i i r A her aunt aad hurt her kneeIiillythe Michigan Department of ADTI When the school hot lunch proram was introduced it was decidedto serve free lunches to children unand 70 percent are shot ArborMis Mae Lavey Metz of Howellis now housekeeper for Rev AlpertOnly one forest fire last week that Schmitt of Pinckneydamaged acre M ss Gladys MahColum, formerWood duck are protected this schcol commissioner is now princiyear and cannot be shot Their num pal of the Springport elementaryher has decreased to 20 of 10 school years ago A stork shower was given lastFifth, Seventh Grades, Mrs Meyer week by Mesdames Wanda Morgan We have a football, base ball and d Alma Champers for Joyce Un,volley ball, Leroy Porter has a new ead Johnsonrabbit and their cow a calf Pam The Gregory Baptist church 1 Seefeld is to get rabbits next week holding special reviva services to health permits,Kelly RadyKitchenBurg Imus Berry WakefieldKennedy McCleerHuhmanGerycz L EL T L G Centex R G R TRE Q B L H R HF I BraceyChanteloisVeddAndersonTnicRoehniMaloofca RathfonLeiiiiii WildWilson culture be requested to ovder theslaughter of all Brtrorosi iciorcattle in Livinjrton County qiaidnioher Debbie Bcrovkyi on ti hay ride and weinerroast, Gordor went to see CVKr , rails Kiver Linda lUaines visitod Pay fr them The main P aunt and hurt herWylie husj a new caif Mary Ilun s dad went up north Dareneand atty Sprout hadhvd by Act 181 of the PA of 1818 any Sundayas amended, Sec 150 d hi Burg hl,irl his J111John A Hagman Countv ose of the program was to aid theundernourished children It wasimuid that many attending sch009h,d no luich at all at noonHoweverlie number leceiving free lunchesin Detroit schools has been steadily increasing until now theynumber 8000 a year and cost the taxpayers 500,000 a year Supt Ijrownell of the Detroit schoolswints these free lunches abolished Te says the number receiving themhe hot rod rices to see his dad race js jmtcasing and most of theirt11 Joul Iiolhster had to leave hiswith the veterinary for 2 weeksohiriey Potter had dinner with bes l Oary Marsh went tovtnin iieiJ wvnl to tiday dentistFim, Crude Mrs, KookeHetty Pud ett and IICJ Mstr wenliiiiiiics are receiving welfare checksTHs has brought objections from se who champion lunch program it is inhuman To allowthostA ho to to the movies Saturday Dcbby Iloni lJilIlrcn to go hungry There beni i his a horae lie is trying to rideJfcnriis SvanhoLit and Jjilly Downs 1iy COil1 UPJerry VanSLambroo was ridinghorseback last week when the horse Seept 29The oys who did several tiious,w g And dollars worth of damage in a slipped and fell on his legKaty anet oupcu u,rw,rtllfi, vi8ited Kalamazoo cemetery have bea arte roes cousin from Pymouth visitea rested Each was fined and lias toher Judy Reynolds caught a snakeand brought it to school Mary Cos gray went to Stockbridge MrsMeyers in in the hospital and MrsMcRorie is teach ng for herLIVINGSTON LODGE CALENDAR Tuesday, Oct 1, Regular MeetingSatt Oct 5 FC DeqreeeSat, Nov 2n, Go to Lewislrwn twork MM Degrees, Orland Winslow, W rested Each was fined and lias towork 24 hours to restore the cem etery School Board MeetingSpecial Meeting Sept IS, 1057 jMeeting called to order by Pies 1Hollingsworth Present McAfeo, Russel, Bonner, Basydlo, HoHngsworth Absent NoneThe following report was givenhy Supt Reader1 Need of an additional bus2 PresDinkels report of the plansof the village for grading the road on the east side of the school3 Reports to township desks 5 short of the a1 timewhose schools are within Pinckney taking lhe All Events iiuci coinpauySerontt OrpAc, Mr JohnsonDfnnis AivbenhrcMiner and HobbyTwkchoM had comjiany Linda Ixukla went, to Detioit to see her r,ran nmiini1 Suii Haughn badoiiie ODipaiiy Saturday, Carl Taur iiiiriaincn had company from Highluu Iark fciky 11 wiry went iosec her aunt liea at Zukey Lak , Iintia Whitiey went to aSaturday Mike Roots moth a birthday Sunday Ricky taken this year but ityear They he school like other schools serve of the children who patronize program freetheir lunchThe internal revenue dept is intmating the fclaim of a Detroit Jertaker for tax exemption for hishJ a bar and shuffleboardn the basement of his funeral homowhere he entertained policemen from the nearby Connors station HeJJSO had a cottage and yacht at St lair where he took themBRUNSWICK BOWLINCi STAR, Steve Nagy, Brunswick bowling star will appear at the LoRoaBowl Sunday, opt 29 at 2 to 7 p Ourv la1 a accident and cut has been twice named bowl il0a , ms m mat area HThird rade, Mrs, Henry j if I all legal Maybeit isWe are to have a hay rideMany ilt ethicalmHeer of the year In 1952 he dropped2065 pins in the ABC toumament,yommunity School AreaStatemenvs Johnny Klares he set an all timef i f h AVCrecord In cf our clas are out with flu Rudy title witU JpJhon has a new hiOvl, Toy The soil bank plan of Presidenter track SundayCommunity School AreaStatemenvs Jony Ks e t as to proper disbursment of school record of 1453 Pins for the AVJC yes uent vistin9 smoney from each district and autn doubles He led the orization for levy of millage Rudiar squad to the team all events Jimmie Baughn is backTory Jones saw the movieIRAINBOW GIRL INSTALLATION I n mk for the hot lunch progranSupt Reader was authorized to reeeive bids for the above itnfs 5 Bus driving schedule was glvin Board preferred to study thisfurther, 4 Requests were in order for fuel championship His current 20942 is MaryStaplatona dogbids for the coming year Also bib i the best averae for the 5 vcar yPinckney Assembly No 67 Rainbon Girls invites you to their install ation to take place Sat, Sept , 28t 800 p m The Installing officersare Installing Officers Karen Gustafson Mary BoydPatricia Palmer Sally MillerChaplain Marshall Recorder Soloist MUPJcian Eloyse Campbell Officers to be installed areWorthy Advisor Sally UtleyAssoc Advisor Shirley WyHe Hope FOOT BALL SCORESOlivet 13, Boys Vocational 06 University of Michigans insnec Ann Arbor 27 Wayne 9 Mikn 19inn fo 1 , Carleton 0 Stocbridce 26 Mason Infy Michigans inspecteam made a complete sirvey Uarleton ucf the schools library These recom 0 HWe11 13 Fenton6mendations are basicand represent South Lyon 0 Chesea 21 6,Dexter13 St, Thomas 20,Virginia VanNorman, lBnufiu riunts in terms of f operating a library program Lansing EasternGail GustafsonNatalie WitskeMarilyn Gustafson Mary BoydSharon Borovsky MiarsFaithRecorder Treasurer ChaplainDrill LeaderPrompter Sharon AllenLoye Jolaine PorterNature Judy RootImmortality Eleanor BloxomFidelity Sally FisherPatriotism Brand jioyt Service Caroline NfcholaConfident Observer Kristen TaschMarsh, Ann Arbor News Sports Musician Patricia PainterEditor who spoke at soft ball baa j , Lquei Picture arrived too laU for, PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSlast weak IBODNEY BOWENRodney Bowen, 9, on of MrsTressa Gardner Bowen and the late Spencer Bowen, died at Howell Sun The Pinckney Kings Daughtersmeet Thursday, October 8 at 130p m with Mrs Jerry MadsenRUMHMAOE BAKfc SALEThere wfll be a Rummage andday His mother survives and, a sister Bake Sale at the Gregory Town HalTressa Funeral was at St Josephs starting at 900 a m Saturday, Church Howell today with burial tit 2 , sponsored by St,Pinckney Ouasttfy, tt ld St Marys UniversityYpsilanti 07Mif, Holingsworth requested ofSupt, of school an advance notice ofmatters for study previous to meetingsMotion by Russell, 2nd by Basydlo that a second bus be purchasedas per bid of Bill Davision of Brigh ton, Mich, and two 2 membersof the board be authorized to the purchase Carried, Rooseyet 26 Clinton OsFewlervilleThe Oebbi W of th, boald h J 2r 5 awas set as a deadline to receiverequest by the Citizens committeefor use of the Hicks school for poss ihle Adult Education, Tfhe BonnerBasydto ilaygrounireport on grading was given by Bonner Recommendations were takenunder study Motion by McAiee,2nd by Basydlo TRE SILVER NEEDLES schoolfJombi his logoff in a lawn mower Douglas, wjMger has a new television Franktournament He did not start bowJ y, ume broutrht hini someng until 1926 and did not break , Carclyil SulUvan and her sisto the big time titles until 1JJJ40 er shjp and yed pirat Fourth Grade, Mrs Camp be UWe are saving our work in a file, geography we are study ng the7 continents and the 4 big oceansWe are collecting exhibits and insects for iur science table We havestarted multiplication and are bring, ing donations for the Junior Red Cross We started language rulesami have a aew kick ball Fifth Grade, Mrs Rene MillerMrs West talked to us on AlaskaWe made get well cards for JanetWest and Sandra ShJrey Our insect collection is growing We are doingcombination drills The spelling high scorers were Shirley Hileman,Dennis HolUsfer, Stanley Kourt and Carol Tauranen In board drill manyof us need help in addition We enjoyreading and literature, Bobby See feld is collectignng dues for our tripto Greenfield Village next May Sixth Grade, Mrs, TaschMr Knisg Js coming to talk aboutwild life and will show us peltstraps7 Manchester 18,ft Belleville 7, Lincoln 0 Flat Rock7, Grosse Ille 6 Dundee 6, Blissneld 5, Dansville 20, Fowler 7 Holt 24Halett 6 Linden 14, Hartand 0TH PINCKNEY PEGSTne PinckneV Pegs have elected td lowing officersJoe Hachey SecTreas, Mrs Earl Schuman Reporter, Mrs Ted GraySunshine, MrsMarshall Meabon Project Leader, Mrs, Charles Ward Mesdames Iola Hall, GlendaHoyt, Midge Ward and Polly Hacheyattended the MSU training meetingtor officers at Howell Sept, 20 has fallen short of expectations and not only are there such as big operators takingmd which has never produceds out of production and gett paid or it but also compliant small farmers The idea was tothe land out of production and trees but these mem claim cannot wait 15 to 30 years for crop Only 500,000 acres ofwere planted this year It isA that if the need for forestltBProducts is supplied 50,000,000be plantedco adjoun Carried Joe The Silver Needles met with LouiseBoard of EducationAPPLBsT I u e humanof the the folIowingCTf aded fruit Mclnlosh now Uuxter Vice Pres, Pat BraiskiS peltsetc Today we learned how to hil spelled how to spellhieroglyphics The class is doing a unit on Mich wild life to be done oncoming FridaySixth Grade, Mrs Heaton After muck trouble we have start Bobby Layne, the star of the Detroit Lions football ieam was arr osted for drunk driving at 400 a m in Detroit one morning last weekind must appear in court 2 menend 3 women were with him Lays has been the Lion star for yearshas probably gotten away withmuch Still there were rumblings that all was not well Coach BuddyParker quit because ne said hsould not handle the players, On paper they are unbeatable yet they vre losing their exhibitionWhil ibition nHtt,While we are on the suject we mightremark that many of the night high school games are marred by drinking and rowdyness One gulp that Pinckney played away last yar wbave one game in mind tn particular In Grand Rapids, the tcftopfs hartformed a group to fc t i p mfcjfcat night games PinckMp organized a groop to ktipalthough there has ben mohere in several ou aquariumPauine Stapleton is takes place atSec, Mary Davis Treas, Bonnie , tch she decided to go to Wftny of theBond Reporter, Pattyother momhen itt Thetftockbrid but onIT went 8 weeks, of whiskey j8 gUBdBond and lAry BaerW, our boy from Calif , Brenda Hoyt The 2 leaders are Mrs I crnia in looking through his trunk The Earl SpragM fuidy Schuman and Mrs, Kennetu,found a traki ef every medel from fetoa km maw taU tk Mri V r,iS5 i VjfletotefttYevs i Mauds Haney is in an Aimthospitel Ftoekbridc aa porefcased choniieat fir cngtot Hon Gorge W Teeple has re signed as treasurer of the State TBTh Fri, Set, Sept 2, 27, 2f THiAHlEMORE HOT WATER WITH EDISONS NEWELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICEOnly electric water heaters give you all these important advances Board but will continue as trusteeMrs Elisabeth Clinton has returneft hone from Peoria, HLWilliam J Black has resigned asGrand Trunk agent at St Johns endaccepted a position in a bank there John Farley will hold an auctionsale of cattle at his farm Oct 4 C P Sykes and son are putting in a steam heating lplant at Chelsea Robert Kelly is seriously ilLBessie Murphy has enrolled in the,Michigan State Normal at Ypsilanti Mike Dunne of Jackson is visit tag his brother, JohnWilliam Euler has bought the Hunter farm in Green OakThe cider season is on and tonsof apples are being hauled to tnecider millThe Hooker mill at Pettys ville is running overtimeW E Murphy announces that hehas taken in Bert Roche as a part ner and hereafter the firm will beknown as Murphy RocheThe bean crop is reported good,Most of the corn is cut and the potoes dug Wak Diaaeyain TedMrieetor IWAIHDEEP ADVENTURE ia Wot, Thar, Sept Si, , ItFred Astaire aai Cyd CharieefarSILK STOCKINGSi ia CfatcMaSeepe and FeatttretteSun, Mon Tnes Sept 29, 30, Oet, J Van Johnsoa inACTION OP THE TIGERin Ciaemaseope aaj Color withMartime Carol sad Herbert Lorn Closed WednesdaysThur Fri Sat Ot S, 4, 5Clark table and Yvonne DeCario faBAND OP ANGEUT in Color ,San, Mon Taes Oct , 7, 8 Km Novak and Jeff Candlerr K Plenty of hot water24 hours a dayE Safefiameless El stall anywhereno flame, no flueEl Longlastingmeets Edisons rigid tB Cleanno smoke, no sootE Outer hellcool to the touch all oveK Easy financing up to 3 years to pay B Efficientno heat wasted up a flueill this adds up to the best water heating service ever provided in Southeastern MichiganAsk your plumber or appliance dealer DETROlT EDISON Notes of 25 Yean AgoThe high school opened jfcheir foot ball season Friday by beating Stj Thomas of Ann Arbor 25 to 0 Stan ley Dinkel got 3 touchowns and Russ ill Read one Murray Kennedy theI extra point The lineup John Wylie Lyman Battle ends John Amoroso and Ludus Wilson, tackles Billj Drown and Fritz Gardner, guards Cliff Miller, center Murray Kennedy, quarter Bob Smith and RussellRead, halfs Stanley Dinkel, ful,Subs Dojri Spears Arnold Berqulst,Leo Blades, Ambrose Kennedy,Jack Reason, Curtis Chamberlain, Lambejrt rinchey, Iarold CampDel, John McAdam, Clyde Soper Referee, Warren GushingThe body of William Pilgrim, missing since August 18 came ashoreat Ore Lake Sunday, A cement blockwas fastened around his body witha log chain JEANNE EAGLESRATE INCREASE Friday, Saturday, Sept 27,W,h DknevaBAMBIAlsoJl Davis and Arkea Wheles imTH1 BADGE OF MARSHALL BRBNNANCtrteeaSunday, Monday, Sept, 29, UJfatiineo Sunday, 230 p a ceaClar Gable and Yvonne DeCarleThe Michigan Bell TelephoneCcmpany has petitioned the stateor a rehearing on its rate increaseapplication wMch was turned downi yff U aso wants approval BAND OF ANG1LSMia ColorCaitmWed, Thurs, Oct 1, 2, IMarilyn Monroe and Laurenee OliverTHE PRINCE AND TH1 SHOWGIRLhi Teeaakeleri f,f aso wants approvalMO million in debenture issues toretire demand notes incurred onpast and present construction projets These would be offered at pub3JC bidding Nov 18 William Day president of thecompany said the return on the In 1 Friday, Saturday Sept 27, 28vestment offered the company does I ACTION OF THE TIGERnot meet the cost of doing business Colorrne commission allowed the com Ipany 2835000 LEE THEATREWHTOVKm LAJftnext theyears They had planned140 ili ey hadto spend 140 milion on new struction and conan additional 60million on improvementsAmong the projects are dial service at Iron River, Newberry, t gnace charlotte, Bad Axe, Charlotte, Croswell and fcorthville,APtKPCIATlON lowed the com I Withpany 2,835,000 on its appUcatin I Vtn Jonwon and Martin Carolfor 12,500,000 annually, basing its J edccleion on financial operations ofthe company in 1956,Day says the increa ia neededtoAenable the company to spend 60million on new constmcton m the next 2H COURAGE OF BLACK BEAUTYCMs CartSunday, Monday, Sept, 29, 10 Rita Hsywortli Robert and Jack LearninFIRE DOWN BELOWin CinemScope and TectaieolerNovelty New Color Cartoonfor being so wonderful toma during my shutin time Mary Toes, Wed, Thars,MA HATFULL OF RAINla CfeeMaseop ad ColorEva St Mark, and Don MurraTv tlty News Color CartomSEPT COURT TERMThe Sept term opens Oet, 14,Only31 cases are listed 10 jury, 1 nonjury, 3 chancey and il divorcex A1 o w From Putnam Lynn Hendee andat AbnaSaturdayDrMorgan SmomdRGeorge Long are drawn on ury, who has retired as errand lecturerfrrom UnadilU Vincent Young,was given a gold watch, EdwardJ i Tfce Probate Court for the Coantj of LivingstonIn th Matter of the Estate ofPercy Ellis with Barney Wilsonof Ann Arbor attended a DDI meet ing at the Michigan Masonic HomeDan Reason, editor of the Stckbridge Brief Sun was married to Ada Andrus of Lansing Saturdaywon Inga OLeson, a k a, Ingaf rof TJ,,J v i V ad Court t the Probate OfficeThe rTort T tT I PreentHonorable Hkam B8M,ine report on the Pinckney clos 1 AmA AS Kfomk2a8how,8 Tm collMtid I tau m, Tut thfepT T, r5 f Ptiion of Martin J Lavan, thFOOTBALL SCHEDULESept 20, Saline tnere Sept 27 Bays Vocational hereOet 4 Dexter there Oct 11 Boysville hereOctober 18Hartland here Oet 25 Manchester hereNOT 1 Stockbridga thsreNOT 8 South Lyon thereAH garnet start at 780 p m, EST 22,00 and 18,46122 on handBill Pagan and Douglas KnottofAnn Arbor are regulars on the Un verisity of Detroit football teamThey played on Ann Arbor highschool and competed against an independent team here 2 years ago Jim Roche won 2nd money at Centerville last week with Foxy Dew George Reason is building a new Itexecutor of said estate prayinghig final account be allowed and thresidue of said estate assigned tothe persons entitled thereto will beheard at October obate Courta m on5 rooms and bathDwlght Wegener underwent ananoperation at the Pinckney Sanitarium last week W, E Murphy who had a stroke Ordered, That notice thereofs gfren by a publfeatkm of a sopyhereof for three weeks eeBsectivetyprevious to vaid day of hearing, inthe Pinckney Dispattht and thai thepetitioner eause eopy of this noticso beserved trpon each knowntk interest at hit last known address y regitterod il, return receipt denmned, ats laft fourteen 14 daysprior to such hearing, or by personers will be on the Fowlerville base Helen H GouMbal1 topinckney v Boys katfoSchoolLEFS GULF SERVICE THIS ADV, SPONSOJtBMOTOR SALES cCQofctfti, WATER mma WYU L P GAS SERVWIHOMEHEA11NG PHONE 83 HOWELL IPt VEDDERS MARATMU SERVICE THOMAS RRATIHa Ml Wife hafraMi ui fonJolfIUkitodhflpft Wbtor nmilj Wti SttSI cMtf flOMioWesYearQCER1ES iOGDSGENTS FURNWHiNCANNED GOODS SHOEGERIE Dn Swarthoutt is buikling aporch on his home Gay Hinchey who TU in St Joehospital , Anu Arbor where he underwent surgery now at the home of his daughterMrs Mildred Haasencahl on M36 W Jack Clark has resumed his studies at Ferris Institute, Big Rapids Rosa Read and wife were in AnnArbor Saturday The Clare Miller family saw the movie The Ten CommandmentsAna Arbor Sunday, Roy Teeple who is ill at his homein Brighton would like to have someof ate Plnckney friends call on him, Mrs Mary Teeple who recently fell and was confined to her bedwaa able to take an auto ride Sundayj Wilbur Eisele and wife of Fow lerville called on Mm Emma Vollmer Sunday Gretchen Tasch has returned tostudies at University of Michigan Kristen Tasch spent the week endwith Karen Tessmer The Vincent Shields family ofAnn Arbor spent Sunday with the Lee Laveys The Merwln Campbell family wereSunday guests of the James Hallsin Marion, honoring Dons birthday The Larry Lobdells expect tohave their home on Mowers Rdi completed in NovemberIvan Shirley and wife of DeerfieldI were Sunday guests of the AlbertI Shirleys Miss Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor Wagoners GrocmMft P1NCKNEY ROAiQuality LOW PRICESBeeraadWbc To Take OilPHONE HOWELL 705J2Coal and Fuel Oil Will Soon Be NeededWe Have TheSUNOCO FUEL OIL AndIF YOUR TEENAGERSare like everybody elsesteenagers, theyll be busier than ever now thaischools open again Why not have an extensionphone Installed for themright in their own roomThen theyll be able to keep up with their hecticchool and social activities in privacy, and the rest of the family will love the peace and quiet An extensiontelephone in your home would cost less than four centsa day And in a teenagers family, theres hardly aneasier way to make everybody happy Mrs Mable Suydam of Jackson isvisiting tbe M J Reasons Mrs Edith Carr spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs Mae MUldIcton in Detrot Mesdames Raymonda Morris, Noseen Carr aid Kathy LaPrad are tak ing a special ocurse at Stockbrldgehigh schoolThe Harold Porters spent theweek end at Steel near Gay lord withthe Martin Phillips family at their cabin About 79 attended the open houseSunday at the L J Henry home fortheir son, Gerald, andhis wife, theformer Charlotte Randall Among, them were Robert Walkers, of AnnArbor, Don Dallers of Detroit,Kith Bradburys of Dexter, Mrs, DorisSchoenhals and daughter of AkronOhio and the Kenneth Lorings of Howell The Ruel Coniways of Ann Arborcalled on Mrs Jennie Hooker las Wednesday, Jack Young and wife attendedthe McCleer reunion at Lake Chemung Sunday David Burns was home from FortBenning, Ga, over the week endRay Burns family entertained the dinner in his honor Sunday the Jack Young, Don Burns, Joe BurnsJimBurns, D Conklin, Kenneth Fryand Bob Darrow families Mesdames Mildred MUler andJoan Matteson and children spent the week end in Springfield, Mo Th Robert Darrows of Livoniacalled on the ME Darrows Sunday, Gorman Kelly and wife spent the was a Sunday guest of the MartinRitter Mrs Bess Fishbeck and Mrs NealHnter and 2 children of Lansing sited the J J Clintons last week We are told that the body of Fdgrar Clinton who was a casuality ofWorld War II who was buried in St Marys Cemetery here will be removed to Detroit where his fatheris buried Dick Wylie and James Campbellstarted their course at MichiganState University Monday Mr andMrs Roy Campbell and Mrs Nell Wylie and daughter, Kay, wentwith themJack Doyle was home from BigRapids Rapids over the week endMe went back with Jack Clark Mesdames Earl Wheeler and SteveTiplady of Lansing spent the week nd with Mrs Edna Spears MrsTlplady who will remain awhile goes to Florida in 2 weeks , Jimmie Wylie attended a meating of the Tripe C Riding Club atthe home of Marjorie Line Saturday The Robert Pikes entertained thebirthday clubb Saturday nightThosa present were tthe Edward Rouncifere, Erston Clarks and Floyd Ketts The Walter Glovers of Fowler Iville called on Roy Dillingham and and wife Sunday Last Wednesday George Snivelyof Schafer Road had his pelvic bone broken in 4 places when nig tractor tipped over on him He is I McPherson hospital John Boyer and wife visited the The Best of CoalWB CAN STILL TAKE CARE YOU AT SUMMER PR40WD HOEY SONSPhtne A 68119 BexrerLumber, Coal, Fuel Oil DEXTER MICHIGANaIncvrporated 79 ISata flankMcPhersonHowell PinckneyOvw NinetyTurn Yean of ia BankingOF COURE, the kidsarent the only onf 3 wholl be busy this fall WithPTA, service clubs andchurch affairPgoingstrong, the whole family ispretty active Think hw hard it would be to makeplans and keep track ofthings without your clephene And wouldnt you be lost without the daytodayhelp yovr phone gives you with all the little importantthi Ap Like that call to the hairdressers for an appointmeat or the call from your youngster, telling you hef stepping at Billys after schoolTHIS MONTH marks the 60th Anniversary of the United Stales Iadepeadent Telephone Association, representingjet than 4,400 companies across the nation They serveovtr, sine million telephones working in partnership withthe Bell System to provide Americans with the best telephone service in die world In Michigan, 11 telephonecompanies joined in celebrating Independent TelephoneWeek, September S to 14 Michigan Bell atlutes those independent cemnenies on the 60th birthday of their aesodarioa Side by side we build for Michigans ftftwe, worl tofkr r people together y pweek end ia northern Michigan Mrs Lester McAfee and eaughters called on Sam HerleaCohoctab, Sunday who is in Veterans Hospitall Ann Arbor Olin Robinson and wife spentSunday at the Olin Robinson jr home U YpeUanti Barbara McAfee with Ivan Wattrbury attended the wedding ofJerry Fishr and ShirUy Webber atI Ann Arbor Friday night The recption was at the Elks Club, Mrs Mary Bamghn has resumedher position as cashier at the General Store part time The Vern Clark and Walter Clarkscalled on the Maynard Clerks in Milan Sunday, The Thomas Clark family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests of MrsMargaret Clark and familyBorn to Gerald Clark and wife ofSliver Lake at St Joe hotp,tal, AnnArbor Sept 19,a eon, Brian NealJoe Williams and family of Idaho Fajdaho , visite d th e Rober t Ackley s las t week Mrs William s 1 3Ackley s siste r ,Mrs Doroth y Dinke l an d daughte rChristine , wer e i n An n Arbo r las tThursday ,Th Jo e Griffit h famil y spen tSunda y i n Mt , Pleeaant , honorin gDon s birthday Th e Murra y Kenned y famil y wer eSunda y guest s o f th e Ros a Hairi sfaminl y i n Uncolr i Park Mrs , Eleano r Ledwidg e i s visitin gRev Keit h Ledwidf i n Davison Wesley Morrison s i n Chelse a Sat ,urda yTh e Ra y Languway s o f Chubb sCorner s spen t th e wee k en d i n Sa ndusky Mr s Alm a Chamber s wa s a pat ien t a t McPherso n hospita l las tweek Alle n Dinke l an d famil y spen Sunda y a t th e Henr y Klikot t bon ei n Brighton Ashe r Wyli e an d wif e calle d e nGeorg e Snivel y a t McPherso n hos pital , Howel l Saturday Willia m Shehan , Ernes t Robera san d wif e an d Joh n Boye r an d wif eattende d th e Adria n Fair last We d lTroope r Pa t Jeffrey s an d famil y o f Ba y Cit y spen t th e wee k en d here Perc y Mower s i s drivin g a ne w schoo l bus Lesli e Merrit t an d wif e o f Ho we l calle d o n th e Flori s Clark s Sun day Mrs Edn a Hendifqk s Reynold so f Dansvill e wh o ha d a milliner ystor e her e 4 0 year s ag o stoppe d a ith e Flori s Clark s t o bu y flower sSunday Jane t Sanders , daughte r 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PHQ2S 4WiKa mMarion Dat b8UPPLH SPiiwttw yAls o Ceraad e8IDDM AN D ROOFIN G AN D WW01KLUN QThursday nigh t ,Th e Ambros e Kenned y famil y o fPontia c wer e wee k en d guest s fth e Irvi n Kennedy sMra Lucill e Cambur n visite d he r Th e Georg e VanNorman s entertai n jentertaJiie d,FlNCKJfll DUTATCH Wednesday, September tt,iV SFor the heart of your home, buy aMYERSWATER SYSTEMWhen you remodel, build or buy beyond the city water mo ins, plan for future water needs Think of all the extrasyou may want to add later on Dishwashers, automatic laundry equipment, ne fixtures will make a small pumpwork too hard, reduce water pressure, cause costly breakdownsWhen you are making plans, we will be glad to recommend, a thrifty Myers water THEBUSINESS PROFESSIONAL CORNER , system with adequate capacity for expansion It maysave fbu expensive changes Write or phontoday No ibligatioa mHi, At a session of said Court baldat the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said county on the 10th doyof September A D, 1957Judge of ProbaterPresent Hon Hiram R Smith,In the Matter of the Change ofName of Elizabeth Ann Brown, Adult Single Person Elizabeth Ann Brown havingfiled in said Courtt her petition pday ing that the Court enter an orderchanging her name from ElizabethAnn Brown to Elizabeth AnnReickhoffI is ordered that the 8th day ofOctober A D, 1957 at ten oclockin the forenoon, at said Probate Of fice, be and is hereby appointed forfor hearing said petitionIt is Ordered, That public noticethereof be given by publication of a ccpy hereof for 3 weeks consectively previously to said day of hear ing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a news paper printed and circulated in sadCountyHiram R Smith, Judge of ProbateA true copyHelen M Gould Register of Probat Hie Pindqvy SawitariunRay Mferffe M 0 IXVIBescrrir A M w asoo P ic Except WednesdafiM Tuess, Frt, Sat 700 to KJOO P Mter IYviaie4ei rice DirectorModem quipmem Ambulance Service J p UlTt tDIO Prompt aUP H55 Courtoour125 Websc sr Fred C ReirtiwH SiQPtOMltl Atl120 Weal Grand MichiganCLAY irtOATBLASUSURVEYOROffice 211H tit Gaa BerlftlW HoweU,UU W Mu ReU VioOR, a R McCLOJKEYbudgetTHE 1AVEY HARDWARE FOR SAEE Deoubl Bed with coxSmosgasboradDinnert ST MARYS PARISH HALLSat, Sept 28 DENriSTOffice 931811by lHowellBERT WYOEWalk Oc AirCusWoned PAKM 8 ALESUP 3146 SPBOALrTsprings, mattress and spread 3500Phone UP 86589 FOR fcALESweet Corn for cann ng or freezing1,89735 iaifcFOl RENTMoaern 2 Dedrooiohouse unfurnished at Patterson Laek,Doyles Cove, Frank DalleyPhone UP 83368 AirHaleng1 hotir uiaff Dr H R HoimquistXRaj11 tc 3 a id 5 to 7and by Appointment AC 72931300 Wet Grand BRIGHTON Roger J CaiT AgencyCOMFllft NSUhANCZ GOVJKl AG1Eiirh R Carr I 4 I MILL STPinckney, Mich Phone UP 8REAL ESTATL Faras, Hornet Lake Propertj Business OpportunitiesJjidt Your Property, withG2RALD REASONBroker 09 North Peart PHONE UP 88166Mary WolterAll Kinds of Real Estate Listings WantedMain Office HA 68188 at 7421 Portage Lake Road, near N Territoriali 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY Henry Krahn i borne oroTx No cxtia yPALVTINGInterior and exterior, Phone J U Lemm UPtown 93209xxxxGtME JC8CG PtPctsv 3S fci180 P M UNTIL AM ARE SERVED teaturin MAN WANTED For 1500 familyKawleigh Business in the S E, Livingston County, permanent if youare a hustler Im doing a good business in N, W Livingston Countyand will help you get started Seeor write C C Henry, 316 Church St Fowrvile or Tel Castle 38718 01Fowlerville or Tel Casle 38719 orFreeport, 111 iRoast Turkey CHILDREN 75cWANTEDFull Time Baby SitterInquire Mrs Eva Lobdell 512 EastMan, Pinckney after 430 p, m,f0R SALE Modern 1950 houseler 500, 47 Dodge ,51 Dodge, 41 , nuason, washings done reasonable i Detroit Edison offices ths monthbreakfast set 25, living room 8et f lro 20, refrigerator 50 Ar7n s Gior8e VanSkiver lBun9 Chicken Spuares with MushMowers Road Pinckney STIFFENING PETTICOATSMiss Dorothy Downer, DetroitEdison Home Service Advisor has ,H SALE Coa of wood heafng a method of stiffening petticoats stove suitabe for rrHc oil heatwith gelatine that gives the desired eTf suitabie for fishinfr snanty fh effect without discomfort jcto punrp vvith on pipe aMn exSprinkle 2 envelopes of plain gel jcelent condition,atin over cup of cold water Let i N J Burrrfi VW V Main, Pinckneystand for 5 minuies Dissolve in IV2 cups of boiling water Put dry clean FQR SALE A Wam Mornin petticoat in pan, pour hot solution i stove burns coal or wQodover and let stand until liquid is ab i L w Umstead, UP 8235 sorbed Hang petticoat to drip dry FOR SALE70,000 RTU Do Them LOW PRICE RUBBER STAMPSbasement furnace, hoats 1 or 5 , , A ,rooms, 70 Rav Jennings f e e ,f Phone Greenwood 57605 A L 8 1triilinie 8C Stock Stamps 40c each Fast Accurate ServiceBEftGERS RUBBER WORKS11922 Wei man St Pinckney, MichFOR LE SALEYear Around Retirement Home, 5 rooms, moderngarage IV2 acres, 3500 down, ,rhone Piiiqlncy tTtrwn 89778do not iron This Is one of severaland summer freezer tips included inHints and Recipes given free atmonth They change each month, Recipes featured are Spicy Orange f you want to sell call Henrys inFOR RENTCamptetly modern IlellSalesman for King Real Eatatakfour rooms and bath Call Mis Deck ,FFOR RENTiHousevmodern oilhfat 2 bedrooms, living room, Kit chenette and bath Call UPPinckneVEGETABLESGROCERIESQUALITYMARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICE room Sauce, Meata Pie and MariR W W MADSENLa van Building BrigAton, Mich, OPTOMETRISTToss, and Thurs 930 to 500 4 Evenings by Appointment 136 East Grand RiveriUP 83434 or UP 8550C FOR SAIEuT7Lse ShotGun, Double Barreel clean after TT T 530 a all day Satorday Iveter Harris L J McKinley, 315 S Howell St BIRTH ANNOUNCEMBN nckney, Mich The birth of a new car the Edsel jaLOSTLive Stock frudkHVTE hnT10unced b the Ford Motor CbmGeneral InsnruwtUP 9 3211 dkHVTERcward paid for return rany of Deborn, Michigan You areLloyd Hendee phone UP 8 554 Cordially invited to see this newest addition to the Ford Family of FineiOR SALE Four Koom Home with Cars at your nearest Edsel dealerBath, 2 lots 3,500 , ,Dan Gardner454 Dexter StPinckney WANTED Responsible party to mmm take over low monthly payments onSALEkaa ttitate of All inds spinnet pirjioCan be seen in this via Wd inity Wrte Credit Manager P OBox 8, Geenville, MichWantedSalesman for Getild ReasoBERTWYUKPh UP i814ndclls SawFiliuj Shop B Auto toInstalledi0i8 Ect Grand jI W ANT9DPaiting and interior docratoring 25 cars experience,WiUfe ettimataM A Link, 179 LakeviewRush Lake, Phone UP 8 SS70iLAWN MOWER SHARPENING116 24 Blverbank HilandGOOD REASON FOR BORROWING To Play Durtor or Dtntiat To Defray School RTITSORRELLWater Wellb and PumpsAll Makes of Pumps ServicedS85 DeterPinckny Road HA 6 9454 AIeptic Tank ServiceLicensed and Bonded by the State c MichiganPHONE ST 31928SEPTIC TANKS, DRY WBLLS CLEANED New Tanks and Lines Installed739 South Pleaaant StJOHN HARVEY JACKSONM1CH To Gt on Your Fet aa4 Make a fraNon budget oxrenses fiave to bt mtt Thethr yoi ie them eatolmffor not The cost ia low became vtmake 0 many leans Terms are adjartd to ircome The transitionfttrtnfttans yuur credit ImCoU AnyThnaFirst National Bank Howtll, MichlfanUnder Federal SupervisionKtair of Federal Rasarre Cari pornloa and Federal Depost Insorane Corpcraton AH Deposts Insured to 10,000 for Each DtfoaHor iI FOR SALEGarden Tractor Ii HP I Drlfffs k Stratton, 612 Tires, rungI like saw eost 1166 wilNwH for 80St Pierre, Lakeland, AC 96111 FARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMANYPHONE UP 8 5511 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 25, 1957 Description An account of the resource September 25, 1957 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 1957-09-25 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f4c4cc608fcc85a7a598756dc8df3fc4.pdf 8c745bf9062e86d795be332e491f3c19 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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Walter Clark homeThe Vern Clarks entertained of us saw Bambi Loiss 5 years old Friday near her hoiie lotBruce its start Theentertained on ss ,C4 Clarks, the Al ve11 nad 5 strips n ftis new fisnCharles Hosiers of pole whendemandedones,axe studyingentire tax Micui ion in WPftogJ jmnB vocational 201county drain No 2 fixed It did not the water and a pool of pinckney opened their Brian Neal, son of the Geraldiwill not comof experts,their studies that ycommitteeschoolsle 26,000,000 liquor tax will have to remain an, other year Next year is the 10th year curry off tne water ana a pooi ox pinckney openea tneir nonie w con stagnant sewage collectedrwhich here Friday by defeating the Vocaj len Aas a health hazzard The drav lional Beavers Friday night 14 to 1 at S livercommissioner said to get the drain to enj their 5 game losing streak Mrs fixed petitions must be circulated, that startedin 1956They dominated and assessment district set up and ,e game except for a lapse in thestudying the bdg 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Willia m Ric e o f the 15 Pinckne y passe d bu t Ma teste r Abney s o f Faming an dpsilanti , law n an d sun g Happ y birthday W CRrrval l f rom th e hve Th e Keit h BrowriSNr f Sandusk y ha d cu p cake s L inda iiaine s wen t t o aroun d an d se e th e site s onere oen t th e week end wit h tli e Ra y tle ho t ro d race s an d sa w 3 car s ti p Dcxte r homestea da toucnciow n throug h tn e lin e an LAngway s a t Chubb s Corners Dic k Kenned y converted Pinckney Th e Tro y Abney s o f Sheffield , N IU J , 4v t TV T onpnt th e nas t week wilii theth c Jea n An n Smit h wen t fo r wasejecte d hold t o th e sam e theor y ffere ks t weel nex t year , hol d th e lin e n o ne w Re v an d Mrs Willia mtaxes Othe r problem s t o com e u p rf Brigh t h e e n th e , wTare dar e worker s displace d b y scienc e un U e d churc h ther e adjounmg lot s to rautomatio n an d su a industria l aaict y fo r a par kin g space appointe dBrighton to pas s bu t Do n Liar k in ume i nu i iliV eepte d fo r Pinckne y an d ra n it back taine d S unda y in thei r hono r th eto the 15 Pinckne y passe d bu t Mar Cheste r Abney s o f Farmingto n an d chiewsk i intercepte d an d ra n it back lh e Mar k Abne ys All en Russo m wen t u p north Rick yDr Bigg, , formerl y o f Howel l an d wi n visi t hi s aLmDonJat kIe s Whit e cale d o n th e Georg e Eng n tTh e Pirate s kicke d oi l t o start, 4iV s Satiir lyie secon d half Th e Beaver s started Th e Norma n Miller s ar e a t Doi gt o mov e an d go t insid e Pinckne y ij las Lake isited a T 1 o s pension Peac h Ji Larr y Gardne r helpe d hi s da d vcriou a consideratio n bu tco m Gar y Mars h wen t t o th e te d 5 t wa s sai d becaus e tu erace s an d sa w a car crash iak e WM o n th e wron g sid e o f tn eroa d Howel l wa s choser i becaus e it, la d enoug h elevatio n sa w Bambi Davi d Rent z frcm a settlement Mr Teepl ewa s th e onl y Livingsto n countyma nOnl y a fewandmother Denni s Ke aSunday Kare n Osuu m wen t t o churc h wit h , cre bui U tJ k Mak m an d d i mKaren Ohe r grandnotherJack ecr e b uan d buildinq H ,he i mothe r ar e goin g t o gut hickor y j in thlie i motne r ai e u uif e triy wi uftit m A 1 a4 a4i jXlaYifigliste r fel l of f a mo t Cn tg fro m aloveT an d Canada Mr Kniss , stat e tiappor AZ Viia arm Shirle y vi o firat AUWPKU land s hav e bee n purchased75 5 in ,ina w county , 60 in Tuscoi a an d 5 m Howe ll Manistee bers in thei r senio r band 100 mem ar e tw o majo r change s m Th e H owel l e tn c x ana , lubby l an d Canada M , Kniss stut e td t Warm , iirst the sam e laws On e provide s fo r a pd severa dumm y policeme n t o fn e t o th e 19 O n 4th I visite d u s H e ha d trap s an d fur p t well L fo r a boa t ride Davi d ears Finall y OSra t openiri g whe n th e 20 m be rollc d t o ec On 1 CHI V nase d 5 yds t o L d W e helpe d in Mrs Kelienor s ,u r h e l back in schoo l alte r a n il l h i Claud e Siller , Pinckne y wh otn Z Sunda y a s i t doe s thi s year th c schoo l durlll a, traf c dow n K nn, y P W e ha d Mpollin K , , pup t 7 Th e otie r provide s tha t a gun mus t 18 yea r ol d teener s t n efvertcd O n th , fus t pla y in Sixt h Grade , Mrs Heato n ,o ra Meabo n is bad e in schoolMr y loin ted actin g supt H e wa s r e adiembfe d o r in a leathe r cas e , old u p th o DePu l ,ga f4 rte r Wakefiel d funLe d a Richar d Hlade an d hi s cousi n j lumrne r ha d company Dann y Wil l vca r o r m or e an d might y bt 4Gran d Rive r las t week betee thet h re ,ovol ed , wen t t Q ih e Conservatio n s h0oti n J JHnl s 1 S lm vm g a ne w furnac e in th c jo b bu t h e tol d m e ther e wa s Lakeland Sundiy He won UfiricIie Knapp visited friends at much politics there He saiowe norovky and her fuiv ljuck Lake Jimmie Ohers father ors On the board used to order supon a hy ride Saturdyf lad had a birhday Sunday plies through the nltanuJ Winisxi j Second Grade, Mrs Johnson neglect to pay orthem He gwwho was the only ade an electromagnet We helped Pamela Koch asw a big white bud tlieir ill will by blllin5 VJ whomjGilroy went through Mrs Kellenberger celebrate her Sunday and Ricky Sowers a weabol them In 1910 Cnase us o tUp extra coini The birthdav We sarnr America, fie Judy HullSusan BauchnEmily Mill we always considered a scew mu 3lly Good ier, Carl Taurianen had company was elected governor He had camMarlewski passedand he to Peoplecounty, ou m feand behind Pinckney on the 6Z ana ric arc aoing on a hay nrie tSaturdyfte 1 hunters were V AFTClOConvention is at ran unmolested for a touchdown elud Ralph gch ed,, and wany Wimsxi000 waterfowl hunters were Th AFLC1U o Wakefield who was the only n,ade an electromagnet We helped expected in the waterways en Hotel pftntennd, Grand Kap cc back there Gilroy went through Mrs Kellenberger celebrate hervwr 1 There were 140,000 last October 4B f theLiv the Une for the extra poini The birthday We sang Arner yrOnly 3 states California 180 000 The Annual meetrng fum For shw a Joiv 166,000 and Minnesota loO, irgSton County rarm ure J v,tt oir witv, nassesEd PII,, Hn,,, ph,r000 Jarm Bureau is at leavers got anouier niKwj UCBUHIUI, fur ous u uony oodcrf Carl launanen nau i J , Wamerism and and, , m,n Mhool Oct 9 at be and filled the air with passesEd Feiiow and Happy Birthday, M Sunday, Mary Blades, Linda Whitoy pawned agamsi w Fowlerville mprn school Wakefield intercepted one in the Carr on behalf of the leachers gave widmayei, ecky Pc w vjplaced all Warner appomteePINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Kingsmeet Thursday, October p m with Mrs Jerry 7n TDavid Lamb and wife of final seconds and the game ended rterYX taStJRebman Sept with the score Pinckney 14, Vocati n 20, daughter, Cynthia Jane a 7130 Qement Vianeuve, 32, of Dettot, a pen and earringsSeventh Grade, Mrs Carrfinished our units on thextJohn Douglas III at Whitomre Lake Lake last summer was fined14 men from the state have been T Rrftakev of Ann Arbo Bambi Eddie Colone saw a modelplane at Bishop Lake Roddy WMuu LUC near mayer visited his aunt Maiy Sunthe bullein jjaane Haines went to the hot rod Teeple was replaced by GeorgeO shorn wasWood bridgeisDemocrat and there was Ulesummer was x y Geryczfrom Tne DI b Jude Breakey of Ann Arbor las1IW4W to receive the honoraiy father clen SardojteeinMasonery They are AQr,ntn VIcClaertiMScftdustrialists no Blue Lodge Punam township ASC com Jjid masters being among s chairman, John WylUi Vice Imus 5 Judge James Breakey of Ann c irman Homer Abney Reg Men RMM Alto was named Charles Wilson of Sam DeLapp Firgt Alt Orvnle Wfefild fra Wilson Dairy, James Cul more 2nd Clifford Chamberx Kennedy , H J supt and Clarence Lopilc, neirhbors of Harold Meyer Burg LL TL G CR GR T boys went on a scout trip to Bishopj Lake over the week end We thankWilliams Patty Suiu and Mrs clark for Barrett e Pants or our T00 We chan to visit and saw Mrs Gotlets babyThird Jrade, Mrs, HenryWe have a spelling chart Everyone who gets 100 pets a starWe are a prison surgeon was appointedrupt Wilbur Brucker was eteeMUtgovernor in 1930, He appointed DrOBrien of Detroit to the board Dr OBrien attacked Huntleys qualifiQ B Marchlewski of Detroit Masonic temple u who lost his bam by Huhmanfire gave him a bee last week ana Berry him raisea new one Russsell h HR BF B shlewski Judy Schroedee saw Bambi at Frank Zezulkas grandparents vist Olson Howell Pamela Seefelds aunt Maiy P him Sunday Linda Wegener hasT,i Jan SfArf hnrf n K lh 15 Knhv i fiw nrrnrdian Jeff Davis helps arieuw ujie wnw gw v h Fields ed our desteB around They were in reading stories and making book re I j saying he had no TB traJftErbes rows but now thev are aide y side ports We thank the Floris Clavks Huntley was popuiar in Howell Siffa MrsMyers Fifth and Si th for the plants they gave our room titf were tfrcuated to re instate him These failed Dr Lesttaa Canadian who had replaced himwas arrested for assaut and battery fird other charges preferred by aPeoples Jane Seefed had a 5 lb 12 babyGilroy by Sun Allen Steffen w 110 last week He got a footbal helmet, shoes shirt and bicycle horn Jerry Van FOfcTBALi SCORES Slambrook went to Bishop Lake withSt Marys 24,Manchester 19 St tne Scouts over the week endThomas 26, St Xavier 0 St Johns jeroy pOrter spent the week endd mpi in T s Thomas 26, St Xavier 0 St Jeroy Porter spent the week endthe lOIst Airborne vm j ort,XT ftn, rAiEDAR 1 Dexter 0 Howell 18, Flint Nor with his grandmother Margaret Ackr1 4SS ftm t An Arlr, I Urtn 24, Universitr 0 Chelsea 37, Ten Commndmnte Jerry VoStamrrivl One man was bayonett Octi 4 g p m, FC Degrees, soldier and another Wt on the Q, 5 g pm PC Degrees thern OBrignton lajvmrciiwvi , jr iuui, awi uwiive s Lincoln 24, University6 Chelsea 37, Ten Commandniente Jerry VanSlamMilan Roosevelt 26, Saline 0 brook got a letter from Mrs Meyer,r Kft Flint Hoover 6 Ann Arbor jye have a new substitute teacher head by a soldier when he tried to Nov 2 Go to Lewistown to workwrest a gun from him The Ark Degrees Will stay in cabins oftnsas national guard has been fed j members Fojktranspoi1tion or ac, ralized and does night guard doty comodations phone ecretary 30 haveK the north the presidents action , gkA tu go Lmmkmtm aonroved by everybody ex U Pftlli w Curlett, SecreUiy hat been approved by everybody exDkve Lawrence who says it is and the Uth aaerid the first place, eouth it has iirovoked bitter Paul W Curlett, SecreUiyLV MRS AUA LOVEMrsAlta Love,, 86, widow of Thomafw and near open rebellion Love, died at Howell Monday FunAny iJm they have quit sing, i eral there today, There is daughter mi Star Spangled Banner be I by a previous marriage,Jexas tae ttTives th pledge to the flag e 4MU see wthe president hadmny other choice All governors andiroblie officials take e oath to yips port the Constitution of the United States M interpetated by the sup i court, ,Grr Faabns violatedoathHt was on TV Thursday sod Ms remarks remind asLyon 50,, Flint Hoover 6 Ann Arbor We have a new substitute teacher,43, Kalamazoo 0 Boysvilic 14,White ford high 6 Haelett high school21, Williamston 0 Mason 13 Oke mU5 6 StockbFidge 15, Fowlerville a new accordian, Jeff Davis helpshis grandfather build a house everynight after school Doug Wingersgrand parents visited him, Rudy Jos ephson went to his cousins birthday Saturday John Tasch miade sometoys out of wood Toby Shettelroe saw the 10th Commandments Sun doctor nonesambartom dwhich stood up in court, WilUtJB 15, Robb of Howeli also served on tibt L Gttday 4Third Grade, Mrs PostT Darrow Elementary Student CouncilPresidentVie PresSecretaryTreasurer 4 Gary Davis Nancy Read Patty BaysRonnie HainesReporter , Carol GydeI CARD Qt fHANKSah to think vmy friends and 1 APPLfiBtrs for iheir cards, flowers cieanhand picked graded fnrit,Td visits received during my ill Mclntosfc, Jgnothans, Wagnew George Bruftton, Eush Uke 1 up CRANE ORCHARDFruit with a Flavor1 j gameRickie Miller has gone V to Alaska, Mike Heath is in Japan Jn 1955 and David Burns is with the 101st IN , STREAKThe Maachaster Dutchoncns, , i A i 104H66 MS6 WUP S9756We have studied about granite,breocia pumice, limestone, sand atone, basalt, quartz and obsidianNow we know how to test and tellthem and tell them apart We looktor color hardness and size of grain We will study caterpillars and howthey turn into butterflies HaroldCaven brought 2 crayfish to school Also a leopard frog,We have radishes ladyslippers and watermelons growing in our window box, Fourth Grade, Mrs CampbeUfor were happy to join with tlechool in the,party in the play, grounds for Mrs, Kellenbenrer and R osanitarium board Lynn Gafttttner became a power in Sficnigan potttics Floyd Weeks of Pinckney appointed business manager atsanitarium Numerous people here have also been employedOf late patronage there Has declln,edTwo more sahtariuma in the state and TB casesreduced There has beenconverting it to a mentalJohn McAipine, Republicanworker was ffaedloOO and which started Pi whep tteystare xrf JackseftLt Come One,e A1U W oneto program be 100, to Hartown Rollacade, south J C of Chelsea t friendly rink where of Chelsea, r friendly, rink where days in jailRbU iudgeRepublican splinted juogeeOOOhate letters from Al toDetroH uegtoes urgingvote Democrat and keep kin his place1 They were thesang Happy Birthday The hot lunch es started Tuesday17 of our room are buying them Our room Joined the Junior Red Cross We filled the ift bose We like the new swing FunANNOUNCEMENTMr and Mrs Lyle Kinsey of Pinckney announce the engagement of their iauhter, Shirley Ann to RaySt Charle jr son of Mr and Mrs theirauhter, Shirley Ann to Ray T 1ZlaS n and emteSt Charle jr son of Mr and Mrs fJ2TSL P almond St Charles of Whitmore mJ nT fJL STtJ, 1 morrow Alan Craig nd Sqaam ai pmorrow Alan CraigOra brought plantsPltris CUrks for 5 1 ,Weanday, Ottober 2 1997 ESTABLISHED 1S45INCORPORATED 1915 McPHERSONSTATE BANK leteiHOWELL PINCKNEYMICHIGANServing Since 1865Intereston ALL Savings Accounts Effective November I, 1957JL Compounded and Credited Semiannually HAVE YOUR SAVINGS DOLLARS EARN MORE CENTS 11H Open your savings account at one of our offices today Make deposits regularlyand watch it grow You can now have your cake and eat it too1 Bank safety and availability for your savings plus a greater reward for youi liuiltALL DEPOSITS UP TO 10,00060 INSURED BY OUR MEMBERSHIP IN THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION biggest bargain in Fowlerville Fair this weekI Ed Farnara shipped a carload at poultry to New York CHy last weekJay Lucas of Dexter west with them H G Briggs has Bold his drivinghone to a lady doctor at Jacksonj Mrs Mary Mann and daughter, Mrs Lucy Lyons leave this w for their new home in CaliforniaHG Briggs and wife leave Monday for Seattle, Wash, and Calif orniaThe Michigan Christian Advocateilast week carried an article entitled IProper Observance of the Christian ISabbath from the pen of Miss MarySprout of Anderson1Wiliiam Kennedy and Sen havestarted a hoop factory in the Dolanon West Main St They have enoughtimber to last them 3 yearsA number of friends of EugeneHarris surprised him Tuesday night on his 18th birthdayWhile workig in his machine shopI Saturday Arthur Flintoft got a piece ot steel in his eye The eye gotinflamed and Dr CL Sigler emoved the steel with a magnetMr and Mrs Vern Richards andson of Bartelsviile, Oklahoma havearrived here The Richards will live with bis parents, the Dan Richards and Glen will take an electrical cousei at Grand RapidsFloris Moran is visiting RevMylne at LaingsburgHie California Car is here on the railroad siding One of the exhibits is a stuffed shark 12 feet longWill Roche is cuttng corn for DJ Hath ,I J Abbott has his Dorset sheep at the Fowlerville FairAlbert Drnkel who has beeneon ductor on a street car in Detroit, is home for awhileJohn Dinkel is painting the WestMarion Church and the Henry Plummer farm home Octavious Rochwood, 67, of Marion died Sept 18 J D Appleton of Chilson has a new driving horse, a 4 year old coltW E Murphy has gone to Pittsburg to see the worlds series game,Detroit vs PittsburgMrs Floyd Reason underwent amajor operation last weekJacob Bowers has opened a shoefihop in the Blunt blockThe Juniors have elected the foilowing officers Pres, Hazel MeDougall Vice Pres, Tom Morani Sec, Mary Fitzsimmons Treas,Veri onica Brogan, Other members are Mary McCluskey, Edna Webb, Eva Docking, Cora Frost and Lucy Cook LEE THEATREaM LAXToes, Wed, Tfctrs Oct 1, 2, 1 A HATFULL OF BAINEva St Maria ao4 Don MurrayFriday, Saturday, Oct 4, 5THE GUNS OF FTPETTICOAT in TecknkolorWhaAudie Murphy and Kathryn Grant Hope EmersonTHE DEADLY MANTIS HOWELLCraig Stevens and Alix TaltonSan Mon, Tues Oct 4, 8 Gary Grant and Deborah KerrAN AFFAIR TO REMEMBERinin CinemaScopeNovelty News Color CartoonWetU Thurs, Oct 9, 10 THE BRAVE ONE Toe Wed, Than, Oct 1, S, SManly Monroe and Laorence OlverinTHE PRINCE AND TH1 SHOWGIRLia TeetafeolerFriday, Saturday, Oct 4, 5 liab4 FeatureJock Mahoney and Shawn inTHE LAND UNKOWNJock Mahoncy and Luana Pateea inJOE DAKOTA in ColorMichel Ray and Fermia Rivera in CinemaScopev lty News Color Sunday, Monday, October 6, 6atiinee Sunday, 230 p m eemRiU Hayworth, Robert Mitepwm and Jack LemoninFIRE DOWN BELOWin CincnaScope and CeloriOIL HOM with exclusiveWorm ROOT Heat travels to every roomwithout cosily furnace pipes or register tobwralllDiscover the miracle of Sieglers exclusiveTraveling Heat andlive more comfortablythis wfnterlA Siegler advfttfy0ays for Itself with fuel itsave Yev get up to twice the heat Yew savevp to half the feelCome In See Sfegler Iti thelargaln In home hooters todayI P OIVIS YOU ALL THISI MTINTO MAT JVSK that wso the nOffOSf lieOtlTWT iUHT IN MOWR SYS Wwl nwar Bfwn re fit iiwvftravels it to every roomfMnNTO IMGUXMATIC DRAFT prevents smoke, tootl HEAVY CAST WON CONSTRUCTION WHIMI MMUAM riNltHKe U L APPROVAL MONEY dACK GUARANTEE Notts of 25 Years AgoPinckney high school continuedtheir winnng uays by beating Britfhtn 24 to 0 Friday Murray Kennedyand Stanley Dinkel each made twotouchdownsThe closed Pinckney State Bankis paying a 10 percent dividendA horse owned by Steve Lazlowas struck and killed Sunday by anauto driven by T R, Bush of GrossePointeErnest Mays was married to RitaTurner of Flushing October 1Arnold Peterson and Marion Johnson, both Detroit, were married atthe parsonage Sunday by Rev, E STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIPMANAGEMENT CIRCULATIONETC OF PINCKNEY DISPATCHFor October, 1957 iPublisher Pal W Curltt Editor, Managing Editor, Business Manager, Owner, the same 1The known bond holders, mortgage JholdersTheTe are none Published every Wednesday jPThe average number of copies per week 850 SignedPaul W CurlettSubscribed and Sworn to beforeme this 28th day of Setember, 1957 Lee Lavey, Notary PublicMy commission expires Feb 14,1959 Tues Wed, Oct 8, 9, 10Joyce Mansfield and Tony RandallWILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTERin Cinemascope and ColorFeaturette and CartoonSYLVANThur Fri Sat Oct 3, 4, 5 Clark Gable and Yvonns DeCarioinBAND OF ANGELS in ColorI IiHowie tt Hardware The Christan Endeavor of the Congl Church has elected the foil owing officers Pres, Merwin Campbell Vice Pres, Audrey SnfvelySec Marjory Hendee Treas, HaelChambers Pianist, Eloyse BerquptAsst, Gerald Henry Song Leader, fAJnxOd BerquistJ Mrs Myrtle Brghterton, Gregorydied SundayMessrs Garnett and Loveland ofLakeland have started a radio shop in the DoLan buildingThe Kings Daughters held a rallyAt White Lodge Wednesday night Over 100 attendedBorn to the L, J Henrys Sept28, a daughter, Harriet AlmedaThe barn on the Charles Gallagher farm on North Territorial Rd burned SundayPatrick Dillon is harvesting sweetpotatoes in his garden hereThe Fred Lakes attended a partySaturday for Kate Schoenhals whois going to Tennessee e teachOrville Amburgey who broke hisleg workig in the gavel pit homo is home from University hospital, iiSteptoe A Arksey are putting in afurnace in Geoge Reason new homeThe Albert Dinkels entertained theGene Dinkels and and Blanch Martinat a chicken dinner Sunday, A large attendance was presentat the Rainbow installation here at toe Masonic temple Saturday nightMrs, Don Swarthout is taking acourse EMC Ypsilanti Tuesday nigfitooMmtfam and dene lor feer JflHtML The marriage, of Strily Wheeler,daughter of the Bob Wheelers of p Portage Lake to Robert Heidriekof Ann Arbor takes place Saturday morning at St Marys church hereDale Meabon has gone to the Pacfic coast George Meabon and wife called ontheir son, Leonof Chelsea whounderwent a serious eye operationat University Hospital, Ann Arbor jlast wek They have been caring for his children IHoward Read and wife spent 2 j2 days with friends in Chicago last weekThe Earl Kimblers entertained Sunday the Willard Ware family of Plymouth and Tom Ware and wife Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge is visiting tthe Hubert Ledwidges in Royal Oak who had a daughter born to them last Friday jMesdames Rosa La Rosa and Sally Doyle attended a fashion show in Detroit Sunday Earl Baughn and Mrs Betty See feld visited the Dr Robert Bird fam ily in Wayne Monday,George VanNorman and wifeflew to Bloomington, 111 and backlast week ,We read in the county paper lastweek that the M, E Darrows enter,tained his mother, Sunday in honorof her 52nd birthday As M E eel pbrated his 61st the Sunday before j we wondered how comeInquiry re Ivealed it should have been the 92nd, matter of 40 years or so, The Harold Darrows of Bogie iLake called on Mrs Flora Darrow SundayRoss Read and wife called onMrsBeulah Gillette in Howell SundayHerbert Peters and family ofBattle Creek spent the week endwith the Fred Reads ,Mrs Viola Read was in Jacksonlast Wednesday Her mother, Ms,Claudia Peters came home with herMrs Rene Miller was sick in bedlast week Mrs Floris Clark taught for Sun, Mon Tues Oct 6, 7, 8Kim Novak and Jeff CandlerinJEANNE EAGLES 8PECIAL NOTICE I am now representing the AvonCompany For products or home 1PUPtown 83485The Roy Reasons entertained thefollowing Sunday, honoring MrsReasons birthdaythe Elncr Pratfs,Marvin Pratts and Floyd Saliers of Coopersville the Harley Vintonsand Larry Vintons of Midland andthe Larry Lobdells,THE STATE OF MICHIGANTfce Probate Court for te Coanty of , Livingstonin the Matter of the Estate ofInga Oleson, a k a, Inga Olson At a session of said Courtheld onthe 10th day of September AD,17bv said Court t the Probate OfficePresent,Honorable Hiram HSnitb,Judge of ProbateNotice is Hereby Given, That thepetition of Martin J Lavan, the executor of said estate prayinghifl final account be allowed and theresidue of said estate assigned tothe persons entitled thereto will beheard at the Probate Court on October 8, 1957 at ten a mIt fa Ordered, That notice tkoreefbe given by a publication of a eopyaereof for three weak eensectireVmiow to said day of hearing, in Pinckney DiipaUh, and that thepetitioner eause eopjr of this noticeto be served upoa eaeh known partyhi interest at Us last known address hf registered mail, return mttpt denaatd, at least fourteen 14 daysprior to luen heasing, or by porsonwrice at least five 5 days prior to htaringHbem R SmiA, Judge el Probrt A true copyHelen M GouldB ttle HOMHLA1WPHONE 63 HOWELL UndreaatLaiieland4CUh Soft Wm, 4Wednesday , Octobe r 2 195 7Th eStor e Pfnckney Dispatc hEntere d M Secon d Clas sMatte r a t PostoZfk oA t o f Maic k 8 , 187 71 4 Sout h HoweD St,Pietay4Mkb Sobecrfrtfo a Pric e t W a Yea rCROCER1E SMTGOOOSGENT S FURNISHING S UNNE OSHOEUNGERI tTlMtN O HUNTIN Ga nd4 NO TRESPASSIN GSign s fo r sal eDISPATC H OFFIC EMr an d Mrs W A spen t las t wee k i n Lincol n Par kan d Dearborn CW t Hooke r an d wif e o f An n A rbo r and Georg e Thompso n an dwif e calle d o n Mrajenni e Hooke rlas t week Oli n Robinso n attende d a meetin go f th e Brighto n Masoni c Lodg e las tTuesda y whe n th e so n o f Burdett eI VogtVo t hi a degree Th e Leste r McAfee s attende d th eWt h aniversar y o f ITC 1 Tubb san d wif e a t Lakelan d las t Wedne aday Troope r Gart h Meye r o f th e StatePolic e ha s bee n transferre d fro mBa d Ax e t o Flin tMr s Beatric e VanHor n an d Wra yHinckle y an d wif e wer e i n An n A vAbo r Tuesday 2 5 member s o f th e Lakelan d King sDaughter s helpe d Mr and Mrs Le mLemue l Tubb s celebrat e thei r 50tn lweddin g anniversar y las t Wednes day The y wer e marrie d i n Ohi o an dlive d i n Rive r RougeH e wa s emplo ye d b y th e Wolverin e Tub e Co Mr Te d Gra y o f Pinckne y i s thei r onl ychil dTh e Rober t Read s entertaine d o nSunda y Arthu r Bulli s an d wif e o fGregory , Mrs Hele n Mitteer , M13 Georgi a Mittee r an d Davi d Swa rthou t an d wif e o f Stockbridge Mrs , F Cutle r o f August a an dMrs Viol a Endsb y o f Gran d Rapid svisite d th e Harol d Porter s las t week Harol d Porte r wen t o n a n ol dtim e railroa d excursio n t o Stratfor dOntario , Sunday Jerr y Henr y an d wif e o f Detrro ivisite d th e LJ Henry s Sunday H ei s attendin g th e Internationa Ele ctrionic s school Mrs , Mega n AtLe e an d son , Davi d o f Gladwi n sp e n t las t wee k a t th e th e W H Meye r hom e Mrs WiU aLam b an d childre n an d Jame s Me yI e r an d famil y wer e Sunda y callers ,Mrs , Alt a Meye r wh o ha d pneumo ni a cam e hom e fro m St Jo e hospital ,An n Arbo r Monday ,Dic k Knap p wh o wen t t o Georgl awit h hi s aunt , Mrs , Pearson , i s bac kan d ha s enrolle d a t Clear y College ,Ypsilanti Harol d Swarthou t an d wif e spen tth e wee k eo d i n Loveils ,Th e Jac k Youn g famil y calle d o nRober t Darro w an d wif e i n Livoni aj Sunday Mrs Margare t Burn s wit h th eKe n Fry s o f Brighto n spen t Sunda ywit h th e D Conkli n o f Gran d Rap Wagoners Grocer y806 6 PINCKNE Y ROA DQualit y Merchant LO W PRICE SBee r an d Win e T o Tak e Oi lPHON E HOWEL L 705J 2Coa l an d Fue l Oi lWil l Soo n B e Neede dW e Hav e Th eSUNOC O FU R OI LAn dTh e Bes t o f Coa lW E CA N STIL L AK E CAR E YO U A T SUMMB R PR 4D , i HOE Y SON Sbon e H A ft8119 DexterLumber Coal , Fue l Oi lDEXTE R MICHIGA N tRUT H RlTfERinekney , Villag eu HELLEK 8 E Li f A WlSt i r e mI PHON E 2S 4 Willia m Davi sMarion 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gam e gam e Saturda ya t Eas t Lansing Th e Ven t Kennedy s o f Detroi tspen t Sunda y a t th e Irvi n Kenned yhome To m Kappe l o f Howel U calle dlas t Wednesday Georg e Tanale y an d wif e hav e ane w Bdse l Car , th e firs t on e i n thi ssection Mrs , Mario n Pearso n o f Howel lwa s a Thursda y gnes t o f th e Andre wNesbitt s Blanc h Marti n a Sunda ydinne r gnest , SATOCThthe Last Day 1 Shall RoceiveTaxes, Pay Now and Avoid thePenaltyRut h Ritte r TreasurerVillageI DISPATCH WednesdayFor the heart of your home, buy a MYERSWATER SYSTEMWhen you remodel, build or buy beyond the city watermains, plan for future water needs Think of ail the extrasyou may want to add later on Dishwashers, automatic laundry equipment, ne fixtures will make a small pumpwork too hard, reduce water pressure, cause costlybreakdownsWhen you art making plans, we will be glad to recommend a thrifty Myers water system with adequate ca pacity for expansion It mayave you expensive cnanges ier PROFESSIONAL CGRNEILivingstaAt a session of said Court heldat the Probate Office in the City of Howell in said county on the 10th doyof September A D, 1957Judge of Probater Present Hon Hiram R Smith,In the Matter of the Change ofName of Elizabeth Ann Brown, Adult Single Person Elizabeth Ann Brown havingfiled in said Courtt her petition pday ing that the Court enter an orderchanging her name from Elisabeth Th Pluck SwriUritioRif toffy Ms 0 Flto Iffefata IUJSJDeiC SwaHMitlltV K M to 00 F JL Wrn Uim to p atRitter TViale4ef rice DirectorModem Equipment Ambulance ServicePBOJUE U P il7TFred C itefolriiefi Writ or phonetoday No bligatlen Brown to Elisabeth anBofckholf It is ordered that the 8th day ofOeteber A D, 1957 at ten oclockin tile forenoon at said Probate Offlee, be and is hereby appointed for for hearing said petition is Ordered, That public noticethereof be given by publication of aecpy hereof for 3 weeks consect UDIO API we UP art1 Covteow 120 West GraudHow lLMichiganCLAY GORDONing, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a news paper printed and circulated in sadCounty Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate A true copy Helen M Gould Register of ProbateTHE LAVEY HARDWARE FOR SAEE Deoubl Bed withsprings, mattress and spread 3500rhon UP S6589 ATBHEBGIATfiRFAJ LANU SURfBYOR9tst GtudKowell,Ub W Muiell, toPBOIUiDR G, R McCLOSKEYWalk Of AirCushlone DtJTPISTOffice D3Residue 814 by HewellUGAIN55 DOG RESEARCH CENTER FOR ALESweet Cora for cannng or freezing,PAINTINGInterior and exterior,Phohe J 13 Lenuu Uptown 93209xxxxGtME JC8CG PtPctsv 3SANE COLLECTION OF BOXER FICURIMES OWNE D B V SEN HERBER T LEHMA N PNY ,WH O IMPDRTE T TH OGStNn nn WANTED Womian for houseworkironing and care of child 3 days aweek Mrs William HamptonPhone AC 9 9034 A d In rour bonif orplae f bueln it Ifo tl Wo tx Drop it dt fkSOA SALE3UP 8 314BERTAiicthneer SPBCUIXTDr I R Holmquitt XBayTuesday Threb Satordty 11 tc 3 id 5 to 7and by AppotitmeBt AC 72991300 West Orand Rlvir BRIGHTON Roger J Carr AgencyCOMFUT INSUKANCXEdith R Carr1 4 S MILL 8TPincimey, Mich Phone UP 8 8139REAL ESTATLFarms, Homej Lake Property Business OpportunitiesMat Your Propertyl withGERALD REASONBroker 309 North Pearl PHONE UP 88166Mary WolterAll Kinds of Real Estate Listings WantedMain Office HA 68188 at 7421 Portage Lake Road, near N Territorial 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY Henry Krahn, Salesman 4P 8313rSALESMANSName andJack HMMP CLASSIFIEDADSMAN WANTED For 1500 familyRawleigh Business in the S E Livingston County, Permanent if youare a hustler, Im doing a good business in N W Livingston Countyand will help you get started Seeor write C C Henry, 316 Church St Fowrvile or Tel Castle 38718 orFowlerville or Tel Casle 38719 orFreeport, 111 FOR SALE70,000 BTU Do Therm LOW PRICE RUBBER STAMPSFOR SALE Kenmore Oil Heater f basement furnace, heats 4 or 5 Muscovy ducks woms, 70 Ray JenningsPhone Greenwood 57605ITHE PALACE OFIS NAMED AFfER A ffOUNP CALi0 BLEW WHO DISCOVEREDTHE WATER SOURCEWLffTCOUNTRY TO MAKE IT ILLEGALIW A PERSON CONVICTEP Of CfiUstTYTO POOS EVER AGAIN TO OWN ONcD 2952, Caine Dog Research Center, N Y C WANTEDFull Time Baby SitterInquire Mrs Eva Lobdell 512 EastMan, Pinckney after 430 p, m,FOR SALEModern 1950 house, trailer 500, 47 Dodge ,51 Dodge, 41wnWa8hingrs done reaaonable,breakfast set 25, living room Betv25, ironer 20, refrigerator 50, gas ore 35, Mrs Gorg, VanSkiverMowew Rd Pik s GorMowew Road Pinckne7 10, 1 drake and 510 Evenng only H Grodell, 10440 Cedar LakeRoad OATIT i jti ,fc SALE CoaJ of wood heating stove suitable for a rottaee oil heatFOR SALE Two Space Heaters, 1 Qra 5 eoom on,, 1 3 room one f cbtr pump Jane Widmayer, UP 83422 Jceent conditiont Made to OrderA Low as S Line lO0,extra line 3Oc Stock Stamps 40c each jFast Accurate SrrkBERGERS RUBBER SfTAP WORKS11922 Weiman St Pinckney, Mich,Tv A v caiN J Buszarrl, 326 VT Main, Pincknev T T ,r n Modern Furnished three 4 , FOR LE SALEYear Around RFOR RENTrooms and bath apartment also iF0R SALE A Wam Mornirooms and bath unfurnished Ca Stove burns coal orwoodMrs Oscar 7 eck UP 83434 fc L w Umstead up 83236FOR SALEA pair of French Doorsand Hardware Mrs John Colone Phone UP 83145FOR SALE Spring and Mattress,Refrigerator62, Floor Type Radios5 and 10 Singer Sewing Machine,Treddle Model with Electric MotorCall after 530 p m, UP 83282 FOR RENTCompfctly modernfour rooms and bath Call Mrs leck UP 83434 or UP HFFSOG tirement Home, 5 rooms, moderngarage lVa acres, 3500 down,iPhone Jimncy LTtown 89778f you want to sell call Henrys in HellSalesman for King Real EstateFOR SALEOne bufe ShotGun, Double Baneel clean after530 a all day Satorday L J McKinley, 315 S Howell StPmckney, Mich RENTHousevmoderrff oilhfat, 2 bedrooms, living room, Kit thenette and bath Call UP 834J9Sylvester HarrisPinckne 6K W W MADSENLavan BufldAg Brigaton, Mich OPTOMETRISTTues and Thurt 930 to 500 Evenings by Appointment186 East Grand RiverLEEUVEYChntral Inn in lieX7P 8 8SSUFRUIT VEGETABLESLAWN MOWER SHARPENING115 84 Rivorbank Hiland Uke BIRTH ANNOUINCEMBNT The birth of a new car, the Edsel, isLOSTLive Stock TruckcHUTE1 announcod b the Ford Motor CornReward paid for return pany of Dearborn, Michigan You areLloyd Hendee phone UP 85547 Cordially invited to see this newest rMMMM,A addition to the Ford Family of FineFOR SALEPour Koom Home with Cars at your nearest Edsel dealerBath, 2 lots 3,500 ,Dan Gardner434 Dexte StPinckney WANTED Responsible party to take over low monthly payments onFOR SAJUSLi B state of All JLnd spinnet piuioCan be seen in this vie inity Wrte Credit Manager P O,Box 8, Geenville, MichWantedSalesman for Getld Season BERT WYLIfiCJPJj Suppti Auto IAtotoatfy Glmt Sbldlnsta2018 Bcnrt Grand Pho Howell Michigan IRTITSORRELLFISHMEATS I GROCERIES, GOOD UASON FOR BORROWING, To PJ Durtor or Deatiatm To Defray School To Get on Your Feat Water Wellb and PumpsAll Makes of Pumps Serviced S DexterPinckney Road HA 6 9454 VANT9DPaming and interior decratoringr 25 ears experience,WiUfie estimataaM A Link, 70 Lakeriew BriwRush Lake, Phone UP t 670AI Septic Tank ServiceLicensed and Bonded by the State o MichiganPHONE ST M2SSEPTIC TANKS, DRY WBLLSCLEANED New Tanks and Lines Installed739 Sooth Pleasant StJOHN HARVEYQUALITYMARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICE Nom bndgot OZTOBMS hare to bowhethor 701 thornor not The coat ia low boeiuomake so many loans Terms are adJosied to Jroomo The tnnsttksistrvigthoBi JA crtdBt lsVeColl Juxf TimeFirst National Bank Howou WCMSJOJI Under Federal SupervWon Vovb of foderal Rostra Oarj pemfon and Federal Depoet Insmrattet CorpermtOB AH Depoets Iaanrod p to 10,000 for Each AIFDR SALEGarden Tractor e Stratton, 612 Tint, ranWw ooot 1158, wffi sell for Jtt FERTILIZER mFARES TO SUPPLY COMPANY PHONE DPS 5511 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 02, 1957 Description An account of the resource October 02, 1957 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 1957-10-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c70a0e7c34a4b3f787a4ea60ccff7772.pdf aac3065856b5cad401b7f1b49a716d69 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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DispatchWednesday, October 9, 1957 No, 49Neighboring Note High School Athleticsexperts are deep John Rositer who organized thedie n Michigan Molded Plastics at Dexter By Donald WingrerOn Deck wu the Frates CurreatPinckney Pirates opened 0 Lakes season Fridaywhy so many idents They expect to pre u 1J4o jb to retire April 1tot of new ideas in a series jim Driver, son of the Dan DrivJf sented to thelegislature do trs of Dexter has enrolled at Midi , cQ3tfy loas to Dexter 13 to 7The SLLd to cut traffic accidents L yLate Universiy signed w tu ,a j damagednow books limit the spfor drunk drivers and to school was unusual as Pinckney deanon rhe runted the first half and Dexter the St jjftv JatholiRrr Fr Aioert Scamitt, Past SUNDAY MASSESMassesiao, 300, 900, 1000, 1130 A M Vi1 Ur Mtsvsx0, 1000 A M Mcs ui i, Mnew Soirowful Mother NovenaII bank when DexLer drew an interference penaltyThree plays later tbyhad to kick again Dexter got it atthe 47 yd but fumbled and Dennis CJark recovered it for PinckneyPir riiuy, alter Novenna430 to 5ciO P M,J t 900 IFire damaged the houseAdam Sauer farm on town hall Road seconj periodlast week Pinckney got the kickoff but didpena DU divded roads,bank Alter being out 3 weeks the strik not gain and punted on 4th down A rves and fewer entry points ers at hte Chelsea Products settled Dexter aiso failed to gain and had citarv of State Hares alar ft their strike and returned to work to kiok Pinckney made a first down Lzzard of the drunken The recent Chelsea blood over the hazaul driver was stiriU uy tavern He sipped soit An Ann Arbor man was fineda fivevn for several hours io and costs for driving over a firetab on how much liquor hose at Chesea recently on before they got vu Oct 11 is Stockbridge home com ates drew 15 yds for illegal use of J S gtptcar He said the number of iJ1JS game with Willliamston Eudi tne hands and had to start all over viiuu WorshipA ks was between 3 and 8 cock hgh shcool class will have a queen again 14 plays later Lonne Huhmanj su5da School tin He thinks there should be a Judge John McLellan,77, former went through guard from the one1 j uu,iV Fsopiea Meeting a to stop taverns selling drivers I Jngham county Probate udge died yds for the touchdown and Dick Kn fjuaj t Fellewaftipa ih and favors a campaign to last week nedy converted Hale Grade School NewsKindergarten , Mrs Prks A year ago tfce Consumers PoBruce Otwell and Lois Chanblers Company building nearhave injured fingers Gene Kovh has lapsed killing a number of pta jack o lantern Kathy Grams has pie and injuring others, Thre taiveI a baby kitten BUy Doyle has nations were started to find out tractor with a motor Linda Snger rause of the disaster, One by the Martha Laliosa am C ant te, one by the insurance eompaayvent to see Uambi Becky Amburgey and one by the Consumers So moved in her new home,Ann Justices as we know none of them have everi730 PM brother was hit by a car Carol Good reported their findings Dean George i dt fbrother was hit by a ping has a baby siser Ricky Bennett Urown of the engineering dept ofpheasantsCalvary Mennonitui ChureiRfiv UV Beachy, Faster Walter Eae i First Grade, Mis Tayer We are sorry Jackie Koason brokeher arm Sharon Potter and her twinj sister, Shirley hae new ooats Larry liechlers brother is siclcUebby Borovsky went on a hay rideGordon King and his datl caught a pike at Sheets Lake Gary Marsh has the University of Michigan headedthe state committee He was takensick, underwent surgery and hasince died Gov Williams has ap pointed Prof Geer of the engineering deptof the University of Detroii to succeed him Nothing has been of the other 2 investigationsof Dextndrivers into cuting down their j Rev Andrew Howey who has been crossed the Pinckney goal line froms , castor of the Brighton F ederaUd thp 28 but the touchdown was nulli , i pastor of the Brighton F ederaUd the 28 but the touchdown was nulliThe State Bar proposes that the Church since 1952, has resigned to lied by a penaltyVc officers be empowered to take accept a teaching job at Woostyr In the second half the PirausP v a drivers license immediately College, Ohio could not get going and Dexter tookt rresting him He could get a Kobert Rettinger and wife of Day over They got the kickoff and jventf nuiorary permit but would have to j ton Ohio, were killed in an auto 75 yds for a touchdown, Hale goin n 4 his drivers license j crash last week Pie was stationed the final 11 yd Conley ranthe extraat the air base point On the Pirates first playTne Brighton school now has 15 Huhman fumbled and DiXterbusees ered They started several drives but, , , Michael Clark, son of the Emmctt the Pirates were able to turn them , ihabit of refus Clarks of Howell, is home after 110 back Another fumble proved trie T ry iselves until fie Hays at University hospital, Ana Pirates undoing, They had theibal v , fcV to court to get his drivers 1hack There is a doubt as to its conMtitutionality as it deprives a person of property without due process oilaw Democrats have aing to commit themsel last minute Gov Williams uiiualy Arbor on their own 20 yd lineGeivn s his nominating petitons thn The Lyons school has voted to blcd on the first play andHe is expected to file for a 6th term he annexed to Brighton xi the ball Five plays Inter Jim Deerovemor If he does Lt Gov rli t Ryal Cranston nas retred after IiJiois went 5 yds for the winning11 be he senatorial aendidate At 3 years us Howell rural mail can touchdown, Tney did not ccnvortthe recent Democrat conlanve in To , jer Piuckney started a drive but it wasledo both were noncommittal j The Howell school buildings ue foo late and they had the ball the overcrowded aiui more rooms willbe needed next yearThe Howell Community Chest goalis 18,000 John Hubbel of Howell and Nor Despite the fact the Michigannew speed boat Susan Waring Michigan State University football730 v,ent to a birthday party Sunday tkketa for thjs week Saturday kmnj Larry Cardner gathered hickory been sold out since last June th ga8 8tC nuts Sunday Jerry Dean was G years wil not be teievised How COtte Summii oM Sunday, Harold iluliistor helped Thpre were 101000 tickets MichiganUndenominationalMJC West between Unadilla andRev Brooks Sanders, Pastor 945 a ntCONSERVATIONHunters only had moderate succ ess the first day of the waterfowl hunting season Oct 1 The weatherwas too warm and the birds stayed too far out The ducks were mostly 15 when the whitleUoysviile plays here Friday nightFOOTBALL SCORES Morning V orshiMManchester 2G, lioysvilie 0 SouthOrtega of Fenton were inducted Lyon 37, Ilartland 0 University 16th Annual Ci iiniunityLiiJ cuoi Calvary iVennonite ,js dud dig patotous, latty Sprout frot 21,000, Mich State 21,000, thart Liiurch Ju 1 rQ 12, lJiH to 1100 j visited the Chanyes and went, to were 3300 season tickets, leavintf iut Ai Ages ,4 axiu up Milkys movie arty,Cary Burg has ony 20,OO0 general admitsiona It a new fence around his farm, Miy s denied that scalpers have gottenriummer gathered hickory nutsDar possession of huge blocks of ticktlCilliTCfl lone Kuapps sister is in the hospital ftS tbey have one jn tjje pafitRussia has put one over on thiicountry by launching the first satell ite and the administration at Waihirton does not like it Russia nowcontrols outer space and could bomb tis country at will Washingrtons lookinu for an alibi as to why the defensedept was asleep at the swtch W v, oruler if those big cuts in defenseami research by the last congress de pite presidents warning they weregambling with the nations safety bad anything to do with it There is an saying penny wise and pound fooli h , The Little Rock school situationis still in a state of impasse, due tovije Wed Sr Choir Practise 800 pmThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 pm Thur Vouth Prayer Group 700 p n iRv j W Winger, Faslw tirade, Mrs KeFrank ISehm, Lee Davis, Biliy Davis, Debby HornM, Mike Sohldon I and Jim Froehlick have new note I books Leonard Bierlcin saw a blueLUOU am K,n,n carol urts aura and uiulei00 p u 1ok ht,r to tie drive in show 800 p jjm Fruehlichs biid not out of the cae aiil wa hit by earKuJt knipp saw 2 jheaants Milve Shehlniv h, John Towsey has a new In dian outfit Betty JucketLs mothersaw a bey rid 121,14 a bike in thr road, She had to be careful ti avoid biUnghim lU4i it ffl,a tfintQ thg army ast 112, Chelsea 8 Ann Arbor 14FimonOSt j 1at me QUCKS weit nj James Donohue, son of the John 0 Lansing Resurrecion 38, UoweJtnative as few have arrived from Can Donohueg of Unadilla was WaWM Central 4, Northville 20, Bnffhto ada Grouse hunters report more tQ Dnna Jang Stermol humbirds in the upper peninsula and less as church Toledo Sept 28in the lower Russell Potts, business represenThe dept will buy 1494 move pcres of public hunting lands mostly Ho,ve1 in northern Michigan except 40acres in SayinawForest fire losses remain lov,only 5 acres being reported lait veeks Bounty payments have cost the t,iected presicjenc ofstate 3,278,000 since they were Fur Breeder,B started in 1938 Conservation men ,Lyon Jus,think it is money wasted as the num her of predators has not decreas Lfor the Detioit Edison Co ct for 27 years lias retiredSouth Lyon Kiwanis will servepancakes und salvage at the scnclxi the home coming game with ter Oct 11, APPLESClean, hand picked graded fruitLJJcintcfah, Jonothana, Warners 0 Lincoln 25 Saline 0 Flat Ro, k coming up CRANE ORCHARDSJO, Milan 12 Roosevelt 13, Dundee Fruit with a Flavor C Bath 39, Byron 0 Fowlerville 21, 480 M36 lV 7T S75GPerry 0 Haslett 14, Okemus LJ I Uton ll, LaiiaTliosuas 72, St Lo 0 Second Crade, Mrs AndersonWes Scotts paraket got out of cae at the school but we jotghim back Pat Galloway made a pup the fact Gov Faubus of Arkansasot show at home Linda Hutchingi has kicked over the applecart Toe h GOKS OFKICICKS y3ViSrinckoy ChaiLcr ilj OKS hasFloyd Taylor of South Lyon was elected the following off cersAgs,njiViHlil, nat South Worthy Matron 4ouuu AmburgeyVorthy PatronAsscc MatronAssoc Patron Secretary od The funds for this come from the WHEELERHEADRICK WEDDING Treasurersale of hunting and fishing licenses Sally Marie Wheeler, daugoer Conductress of the Robert Wheelers of Portage ssoc Comlick of Ann Arbor at St Marys ChaplinChurch, Pinckney, Saturday morn Marshall James Boyd Eva Enyquust George Engquiwt Mildred HenryAmanda DeBarrGonoviove Henry j BUR A TAYLORBurt A Taylor, 77, AW townshipfn,ei for 2G yeirs died in St IvuhositJ, Anji Arhor, Tuesday He was the son of Augur and hliabliKlintoft Taylor and was born on theTaylor farm on Pinckney Hexter Rl Goen Hudson brought caterpany 1am Koch was 7 years o Sunday Susan IJnutfhn visited Bocky iiuiy Sutuii, jujv, ii,c noldsnic from Detroit visit L,1 herJudy Hull went to the Mowoll rioviiEmilyMiller hcljXd her grandiothor eelcokbralc her birl i,rlay Sunday Colone has a fine stamponion Uerky Heads parents are go rur north Dianna Haincs viited licrsouth of the Xoith Territorial iunt in Lansing Lynn Stones nepljewKoad ieLiuary 28, 1880 He marr fcli and cul his tongue DoWaneiec Ann Ilavkins of Dexter in lMki iixterss molhcr has ,1 t IndianaShe survives There are 2 sons,October 3, 1957 800 p m Regular meeting called to order mg, Rev Albert Schmitt officiating Organistjy President Hollingwortli The bride wore a ballerina length Adahpresent McAie, Russell, Bonner, rlrcss of white embroidered nylon ftuthIlollingsworth and Basydlo Absent rnd lace with lier illusion veil held Ksther Ntne in PJace by an Egyptian style cap, Martha Bernice BakeMotion by Russell, 2nd by Bonnsr She carried a white orchid on a Wiiiie Electato accept minutes of regular meeting prayer book j Warderas read Carried , Her sister, Mrs Joan Jeffrys was Sentinel Motion by Rusaell, 2nd by McAfee matron of honor Her gown was two Color Bearersto accept minutes of special meeting shades of blue nylon tricot The brides Christian Flag Dorothy Wias read Carried j maids were Elaine Collier of Pinck 1 o E S Fla Vori sAuditors favorable report of the ney and Lauri Brown of East Lan financial status of the Pinckney Com sing Their dresses were similar to j Adahmunity Schools was received Act that M the matron of honor Ruthion deferred until the next regular , Joseph Jeffreys was best man and Esther peari Madsmeeting at which time the auditors Reginald Fisher and Thomas Tilt of Martha Annette Whitewill be present to discuss the report I Ann Arbor, ushers Electa j c UPlayground at the Elementaly The reception was at St Marys ChoirSchool was graded Sam St Pierre t Ha The brides going away costume Virginia VanNorman, Marv Bovd loseih and Thomas, and a daughter,Harriet Rahng j Beth Thompsorii all of Ann Albor There are 2 sisters, Mary and Melbv is sk The Roads Reading Group put up their bulletin in tht Emma BoydMabel Hammell The funeral wag Friday atburial in Olivet CemeteryEloyse Campbell M s ch h cheIsea Fridaywith Esther HaJl Edna WardEleanor CloughPINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERSEleanor Baughn The Circle met with Mrs Jerry Cassie Tomasik Madsen Thursday Mrs Luclle Sinis Albert Dinkel tave a report on the state conven tion Mesdames Edith VnnMorniuninslow and Viola Read told of their visit toNora Sprout the chidrons ward at UniversityHonor Points hospital Dfvotions were gvenAnn Baker by Mrs Viola Read from 12th chapMarie Murray ter of St Mark 28th verse 19 mem and 4 guests werewere served wthioa Massey as cohostess governors from tbe couth, Gos and they each spun a cocoon Griffin of Georgia refused to tSecond Grade, Mrs Johnson tcnd met with President EitenhowPauline VanBIairicum had com er and drew UP an agrreement pro viding for the withdrawal of federalivoops from Little Rock under cer ain conditionsThey wererGov Faubiis would guarantee to keep orderand not interfere with the carryinglit of the supreme court integrration decision However he renigg cd on it and failed to give any gttarantee so the federal troops are ntill at Little Rock although the federalized national guard has taken orer,A walkout of the white fitudentg Atthe shool failed to materialize ivhcn only 75 of the claimed 1B00T nte pupils walked out Tku hfllRhoda Baxter hts a ony Bruce 1Cen n further disidpT oxctpt Uat some of the 9 negro pjpils vao,ue brought daily to the school in an army jeep were pushed around inj vide the school when the guards wart withdrawn Gov Faubus is said towant a third term, as governor ftnd1ke Ajax defying the lightning, hethinks he can make It if he can num jre to stay in the spolight in thget her motherThird Grade Mrs Postdid the surveying, hcut furnished the Hockey Swar was a brown tweed suit with beigetruck, Gerald accessories After a wedding tripSeason, the bull dozer and his ser in northern Michigan the couple vtivices for grading Max Russell sup, reside in Ypsilanti plied the seed and the Citizens ComirittM the labor Susie Beeman, Geneva VanSlambrook, Clyde Fisher, Bert Bryan, MaeMotion by Russell, 2nd by McAfeethat the Board of Education extenda Vote of Thanks to the aboe group for their work Carried unanimously The board unanimousy approveda plan to install a sidewalk for bus loading at the elementary school,the Parents Club and Citizens Committee offered to help Motion by Bonner, 2nd by Basydlo to pay bills as read Carried Motio by McAfee, 2nd by Russellto adjourn Carried t Joe Basydlo, Secretary Board of Educatioa Carson HollingsworthPresident of Board of Education Mrs Margaret Clark and familyvisited the Charles Clark family at Kalkaska, Sunday The following attended a meeting of Esther Chapter OES at Detro it last week the Herb Bryans,Lawmnce Cambums, James Boyds, Mes The installation is Oct 26,, at 800p m at the Elementay schoolInstall Officers Mildred Miller HOME COMMING QUEENKay Ann Nash, daughter of Drrnd Mrs James Nash of Coldwater was crowned queen there last Fridaynight at the home coming game be tween Coldwater and LakerlewJ, hall Judy Uorovsky had a birthdaypartyThird Jrade, Mrs, HenryWe thank Mrs Cunburn for theFlorida pepper pants SSharn Bowksfell in the lake Carolyn expects her grandparents from Colorado to vjsilher Toby Shetellroe visited bishis parents went to Canada, FrankZezuJkas dad went to IndianapolisT my Sprout went to Detroit Saturday,rode in a taxi and saw Milkys program Robert Blacks dad is dr Bus No, 5 ,Fourth Grade, Mrs CampbellToday we wrote stories about anmals Linda Curts was the first to nnwh hers and Joyce King the firstto read hers Elaine Darrow broughtLryK f fish and 4 snails I our fish bow Pew vni o, I ivincenter of the stage long enoughhe will probably continueto defyresidentour fish bowl, and baThool after beinr ill Harold Ostramf on playground duty for theCarrie Griffiths high schools Mayor Max Olds placed S with his dad Kim Wiman JClifford Miiller the crown on her head and presented Stanley LLind went to Canad TMarshall Ohaplin tt Hazel Poulson her with aSoloist Soloist bouquet of American ihedames Sadie Henry and Roberta Ambburgeyi THE PINCKNEY PEGS end through the tujnelMae Bryan Beauty roses Her escort was Chuck I Fifth Grade, Mrs MillerEloyse, CainpbsJl Young The queen and her court pre We thank Mrs Bonnie Hen f sided at the dance after the game, bringing bees for our unit w h s j The queen and ner court were lskecJ it with era Jc Th Pinckney Pegs will hold an ox nominated by the student bodyThey sam Wimn brought nd honeyiThe Murray Kennedy family were tra lesson on purse making Monday, , were then interviewed by a panel , nes who got 100 in TheSunday guests of the AmBbrose Kenn j October 14 at 100 p m at the home of 6 professional men who picked j Larry Bowles, p 1 plJln re edys in Pontiac , c MrS Charles Ward of Hiland t the queen on poise, personality and Weman, Dennis H r ShrieyfiArrtr ijAanAtJ haa fimaiPl hm akeThe regular monthly meeting abiity to represent the school Kourt QK , OJJister, Stanlev Gerry Ledwidge has finished hiscourse at the bank examiner school 1S Wednesday, Ociobci 16 at 730at Washington D C and is homeHis wife, Also is also back from Montevideo, Minn Her parents, the Al Olson brought her and remained for a visit P m with Mrs Harvey Garr at 11381Outer Drive, Hiland LakeCONGRESSMAN CHAMBERLAIN Congressman Charles ChamberlainDtek Kennedy, Jeff Davis, DickImus and Bobbie Kelly attended thf October 7, a daughterMich Georgia game Saturday atAsa Arbor Born to Eugene MacAinsch and ,wiil behere Friday, Oct 11 at 400p m t, answer questions on ques i hPvt Bob Higgs has been sent from io9 of y aegregation,Sill to Karlsruhe, Germany , in hU mobile office,abiity to represent the schoolMr and Mrs Lynn Hendee, grandparents of Kay Ann attended the home coming ceremoniesRUMMMAGE AND BAKE SALEThere will be a rummage and bakesale Saturday, October 19 900 am to p m at St Marys Hall by Judei Kourt,sKre and HelenWLtrici An institution that has floorUhed in Michigan for 92 years it leaving the state It is the ClintonWoolen Mills at Clinton, employing 100 people who will be left joblessMost of them are skilled texttftworkers The mill has been sold to the J P Stevens Company of NewYork who will move it to their mateplant at Worumba, Maine The Cite, ton Company for years has had acontract to make blankets for tfc Army The Duke and Duchess of Windstrhave evidently given up all hope eftever returning to England aa We rmd they have purchased a ot in Grata nont Cemetery, Baltiniora, Marfland Baltimore, is the Duchess okfhome The couple are in Paris Dtlp but return to Baltimore in April The District Court invania has issued an injunctionbidding the Hoxty Cancer dtair tr to doUnited States Armyside of the b3rThis clinkwe have beengoods seised,pills have no while she was tick shereceived Sunday,v , If K1 ,X1 WsdwssiHy, Oeitfctr 9 1M7 ESTABLISHED 1965INCORPORATED 1915McPHERSONSTATE BANKHOWELL PINCKNEYMICHIGANServing Since 1865Intereston ALL Savings Accounts Effective November I, 1957Compounded and Credited Semiannualiy HAVE YOUR SAVINGS DOLLARS EARN MORE CENTSOpen your savings account at one of our offices today Make deposits regularlyand watch it grow You can now have your cake and eat it too Bank safety andavailability for your savings plus a greater reward for your thriftALL DEPOSITS UP TO 10,00000 INSURED BY OUR MEMBERSHIP IN THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ,biggest bargain ESSPATENTEDAUTOMATIC with exclusiveWorm Moor Heat travels to every roomwithout costly furnace pipes or registers toIftttaHDiscover the miracle of Sieglers excyrveTraveling Heat and live more comfortablyttti winterlA Siegler actually pays for Ittelf with fuel itserves You get up to twice the hecrtl You saveup to half the fuelCome in tee SleffeT J its the biggest in homo hooters todaylf A All THISIf MffDfW HMT TUMS that uto WILT IN SLOWER SYSfrvl It It ovary roomCMHNTID WOUBMATIC DRAFT prevent smok IH CAST IRONPOKttillN ANHHIPRbVALIGregrojiMich, ofttlemAfi lffThe Udy Maccabees wre enter j WHTIMOUtained by the Dexter hive tkerelast Tuesday Friday, Satarday, October 11, 12The Const Church Fair Is theopera house Oct 2930Myron Hendrkk of Hamburg hasgone to Seattle, WashState Milk inspector Howe ofof Lansing was here last week andtested the milk of farmers sending1 to the HoweU Condensed Milk Coand Pinckney Creamery Warrantswere issued for 5 sending to Howell an 3 to Pinckney whose milk was not iap to standard and they are to appear before Justice Richard Roche cf Howell next week I Sun, Mon, Tuea Oct 13,14, 15, A band of gypsies hit here Monday T p A Mel and plied their trade of horsetrading p EroU FyBIlt j Albcrt and fortune telhnir V krt I guN ALSQ R,SEg,in CinemascopeDabV TeatmreJock Mahoaey and Shawm Saith imTHE LAND UNKOWN AlaJock Mahony and Loans PateemiaMJOB DAKOTA faiCelarCartoonROBLNSONBASLLLIO FIGHT PICTURES THBATREHOWBLL Micfc AhToes Wed, Oct 8, 9, 10Joyce Mansfield and Toay RandallmWILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTERin Cinemascope and ColorFeaturette aad Cartoonjand fortune telling No pockets werepickedLeo Monks has resigned as teach,er of the Harris school and accepted a positon as teacher at the Ham burg schoolDavid Mowers has been drawn toserve on the jury Lucius Wilson, secretary of the Colcr CartoMiColor by DeLnxeandNews Wednesday, Thursdy, October 16,17 Friday, Saturday, Ootober 11, 13Double FeaturePeter Cushjnjf and Hazel Courti inTHE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN alsoScott Brady and Ann Bancroft inTHE RESTLESS BREED in ColorCertooaJane Rnsell inTHE FUZZY PINK NIGHT GOWN Color Cartoon NewsDesMoines Chamber of Commerce peatUrtteand associates have bought the Dia mond Engine Co there and will manI ufacture same His brother, Sam, will manage sameI Auditor General Fuller says it costs 18,67013 a day to operate theI State of Michigan At Dexter an eel weighing 6 , faer gister R Ann Arborj lbs passed throught the feed pipe into the street sprinker last weekThe world series between Detroitand Pittsburg is a hummer Each has g Each haswon 3 games W E Murphy and CJ Tl G Fifth and Sixth, Mrs MefbKahy Shetteloes parents wentto Canada Friday Judy Schroederhas a new bird Margare Ackleywnt o Willow Run and saw the planes land and take off She also visitedSixth Grade, Mrs HeatonWe have a new girl, VirginiaPetts She went to Clay School in Sunday, Monday,October 13, 14jXatiinse Sunday, 230 p m cnu Horace Taylor nd Dorothy Mlonfa TIP ON A DEAD JOCKEY alsoROBINSON VS BASILLOWorld Championship Fight PicturesTues, Wed, Thur, Oct 16, 17, If Eyg St Marie, and Don MurrayJ Anthony Franciosa and Lloyd NolanChicago last year We have 10J Teeple saw George Mullin shut i , , , out Pittsbuxg 5 to 0 Thursday In yWen duck, htms f M ,JJ look ing forward to next Mondayg yand 20 boys in our room Lots of and areWiU ftttheoldently ye editor was also there , , ,Laura Exelby has enrolled in tie I teachers will be at theprimary room bringing the totao MEA meeting at IMinP Pat Tessenrolment up to 48 mer went the footba11 S016 8tThe Senior class will have a Hall Dexter Fridfty U waS Dextrs firstoween social at the Perry win after Z llosses He also went home October 22Florence Reason taught forDevereaux Friday so the latter y so thego to the Fowlerville Fair Willams Bros, of Gregory have j tarted their hay bailer I Grace Lamborn is sewing for Mis R G Webb Nellie Lavey of Parkers Cornersis visiting Sadie HarrisDavid Roberts team ran away artweek He had to have 4 stitches taken in his head Note of 25 YeaTf AM A TT the MichGeorgia game Saturdayg g yPat Borovsky went on a hayride Satnrday Our student council represen tative reported that clubs might beA Holy Name Rally was held atthe community hall Sunday with Judge Joseph Moynihan of Detroitspeaker Rev, Fr, Carey of Ann Arbor gave the invocation Rev Lewis Dion the address of welcome 10 parishes were represented Wilfredi Gehringer played a violin solo, Mrs, Lucille Fohey sang and Rev, Fr Duffy of Bunker Hili made a shorttalkThe Senior ClassBaughn ionicand Sheriffwaster1 engineer talked on Bears 67 highrwal schools tnis year,county Democrats will raising ceremony on theqw here Oct 29J won her 3rd stnto, J W Aen th bea t Har t organized suc h a s scienc e ,sewing ,camera , charm , mode l airplan e an dothers Larr y Baerwal d want s t otrad e hi s pon y fo r a wor k horse W e talke d abou t th e Russia n satellit ecday Ther e wer e differen t opinion sa o t o wh y Russi a wa s firs t t o hav eone Sixt h Grade , Mrs , Tasc hW e ar e doin g unit s o n Alask a an dCanada W e hav e 2 week s t o finis hthem Denni s Tfiumm , Larr y Gyde ,an d Jimm y Shire y hav e bee n elec te d t o th e 3 safet y patrols , W e nr egoin g t o hav e a goin g awa y part yfo r Brend a Harger Sevent h Grade , Mrs Car rI n arithmeti c w e ar e reviewin gmultiplicatio n o f fraction s W e hav efinishe d reaidn g chapte r 3 in histor yan d ar e drawin g a n outline Joh nColone , Ronni e Haines , Davi d Otwel lJerr y VanSljambrook , Gar y Davis ,a d Nanc y Rea d wen t aroun d Pinc ksel ladvs i n ou r notebook A HATFUL L O P RAIN l n Cinemascop e an d Gelo rAls o Cartoon sSYLVANTHE AThurs , Fr , Sat Oct , 10 , II , 1 2Randolp h Scott , Mauree n OSullira ni nTH TAL L T I nSun, , Mon, , Tues , Oct 13 , 14 , 1 5WIL L SUCCES S SPOI L ROC K HUNTERS Wit hi n CinemaScop e an d Colo rJayn e Mansfiel d an d Ton y Randal lClose d Wednesda ySPECIA L NOTIC EI a m no w representin g th e Avo n Company Fo r product o r hom e de monstratio n cal l UPtow n 83485 TH E STAT E O F MICHIGA NProbat e Cour t fo r th e Count y o fEdwar d Nuoffe r an d wii e o f Ho hspen t Sunda y wit h th e Lloy d Hen dees a orricer s arefney , th e lake s an d Howel l t o Pres, , Stanle y Dinkel Vic e Pres,, advs i n ou r noteboo kLorett a Dick Sec Cliffor d Miller Treas , Marjori e Miller Th e Junio r officer s ar e Pres,Ja nic e Merrill Vic e Fret , Te d A4N Sec , Evely n Hendee Treas,GeraJ dClinton Th e Pinckne y OE S hel d Pas t Mt ron s Nigh t Frida y evening Virgi n i a Baugh n i n Scotc h costum e san gJ a Scotc h ballad 9 girl s wit h Janic eMerril l a s Goddes s o f Libert y pu t o na pantomin e act The y wer e Jani sCarr , Jea n Graves , Margare t Cur iett , Madg e an d Millre l Jack WiU aMeye r an d Virgini a Baughn The ywer e directe d b y Mrs Florenc eMrs Howar d Rea d wa s a gues t o nSunda y a t th e Elk s Templ e hono rth e 92n d brthda y o f he r grandmothe rMrs Marth a Wilde Th e Andre w Nesbitt s wer e Frida yguest s o f Mrs Lillia n Wyli e Frida yan d ha d th e Gordo n Hester s o f Yp silant i fo r Sunda y guests Leo n Meabo n ha s returne d t o hi s hom e i n Chelse a fro m th e Univ ersit y hospita l bu t stil l goe s ther efo r ey e treatments ,Th e Joh n McGuir e famil y o f Dea rbor n wer e Sunda y guest s o f ib Fre d Read s iTh e Victo r Kreburgh s o f Lincol nPar k spen t th e wee k en d wit h th eMilto n Carver s Th e Rober t Ackle y famil y visite dWillo w Ru n Sunda y an d calle d o nth e Jame s Link s i n An n Arbor Mr an d Mrs Aothu r Ham m wh ohav e bee n assigne d t o th e People sChurc h fo r 6 month s t o serv e thei rinternship , ar e livin g a t th e Ma eDalle r apartment The y wil l g o ove rsea s fo r missionar y work i n th e Matte r o f th e Estat e o fFran k H Johnson , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Courthe H o n th e 10t h da y o f Septembe r AD,195 7h e 1st da y o f Octobe r A D , 195 7lv sai d Cour t A th e Probat e Offic ePreent,Honorabl e Hira m RSmith ,mdg e o f Probate Notie e k Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o f Lawrenc e Johnson, , th eadministrato r o f sai d estat e prayin ghi s fina l account be allowe d an d th eresidu e o f sai d estat e assigne d t oth e person s entitle d theret o wil l b ehear d a t th e Probat e Cour t o nOctobe r 29 , 195 7 a t te n a m I t i s Ordered , Tha t notic e thereo fpublicatio n o f a cop yweek s tonseetivel ypMrviou s t o sai d da y o f hearing , i nIk e Pinekae y Dispatoh , ai d tha t th epetitione r eaus e eop y o f tfc b lottc t o b e serve d upo s eae h know n part yI t ifttttfee t a t hi s las t taewa adre 9k y TUlstire d mail , retur n rMeif t d emMd , a t leas t fourtee n 14 day prio r t o suc h hearing , o r b y perso n a t leas t fivetearing Smith , Judg eRacist i f ProbtU , Kennedy 8 tonchdoyn, and Stanle y Din TSAD S O R SELL 12 Mal l Electr cChai n Saw , ik ne w retail s fo r 125 fo r oM d lat e rnocM 12 goaf auto ,matt e o r pom p shotgu n p r 6 0 cash ,Pat s QWTOK U fiil t QR mmt W o StRV HEATIN C ZPHON E 6 3 HOWEL LOsBfa e Wate r UttBeVoaaUo d Stor e i V ,JWedneeday, Octobe r , 196 7T h DispatchEntere d a s Secon d Claa aHatte r a t Postotfic eA t o f Marc h 8 , 187 71 4 Sout h Howe U iyw a WagiSROCER1E S TRYiOODSGENT S FURNISHING SCANNE D SHOEWillia m Davi sSIDIN G AN D ROOFIN G AN D REMOHELLIN G555 5 E Gd River , Howell , Phon e Ho D H 71 7 Mario n Davi sSUPPLIE SChin a Paintin g Lesson sAls o Cerami c Paintin gPhon e Howel l 7 17555 5 Eas t Gran d Silve rLIK E PULLIN G TEETH ,isn t it , t o go t a lette r ou tc f tha t bo y o r gir l awa y a tcoge It s always beenlik e tha t an d w e gues s i tcNvay s wil l be S o wh yilah t it Th e easiest , sur oi f wa y t o loo p h tcuc h is telep s Write s ar ec oeckiii y lo w afte r 6 p m an d o n Sunday Wh y no t arrnc, o a specia l Kine , mab eonce a week , fo r you r youv lacrwi H ,, irevers e th e charge s if yo u itro tal k a s muc h a s the y will o ENTERTAINMEN T fo ryou r grou p o r clu b is , n oproble m withon e o f Mich iga n Bell s fre e movie s o rlectur e programs Yo u ra nchoos e fro m quit e a iiet The y var y fro m 1 0 t o 60minute long Fo r ex ample , th e recen t Bel lTelephon e T V films, OurMr Sun an d Kem o th eOn e o f th e mos t popula r leeL Come s Calling, showsho w t o blend , contras t an d liar xnoniz e color s fo r skilii 1 deccniin s you r homo I fyo u nee d a movi e projecto r t o Ji a irKai 7 1film, arrangement ca n usuall y b e niac c fo r that , Mrs Florenc e AtLe wit h th eALee s attende d th e MichGeorgi alootboai l gam e a t An n Arbor , Sat Thei r daughter , Kathy , playe d ther ewit h th e Gladwi n hig h schoo l band Th e Le e Lavey s an d Mrs Ma eMet z spen t Sunda y wit h th e Jac kSharp s in Lansing Th e Car l Lent z famil y o f Lansin gwer e ve k en d guest s o f th e On aCampbells Merwi n Campbel l an d wif e call e d o n Charle s McDaniel s an d wif ein Chelse a Sunday Th e Dic k Youn g famil y o f Flin tver e Sunda y guest a o f th e Anlre w, Campbell sTh e Harr y Brinke r famil y o f San duskey , forme r resident s calle d o nth e Ro y Reaso n famil y Sunday o f Mr s Jola n Sargen t wh o coul d no t jlivin g in the hom e the y bough t o fMrs Jenni e Devereaux Th e Doyl e Templeton s o f Keeg o Harbo r an d Mrs , Loi s Mohlma n an dI Childre n o f Drayto n Plain s spen tSunda y wit h th e Alber t Shirleys C J Clinto n an d wif e wer eSunda y guest s o f th e Geral d Clinto nfamil y o f Deroit Mrs Pau l Strawhecke i sisterinlawMr s Esthe r Campbel l wh o ha s bee nin th e hospita l a t Gran d Rapid s iishom e now Th e Arthu r Prushon s famil y o fTawa s wer e week end gues s o f th eSheriff Lawrenc e Gehringe r ha sbough t on e o f Alla n Dinkel s house sa t Chubb s Corner s en d wli l mov ether e nex t fall Mr an d Mrs Dal e Meabo n an d 2daughter s cam e bac k fro m Californi aFriday ,Th e followin g Mason s attende d a7t h distric t schoo l in instructio n a tth e An n Arbo r Masoni c templ eFrida y night Orlan d WinslowFran kZiegler , Harol d Henry , Da n VanSla mbrook , Oli n Robinso n an d y e editor Th e followin g fro m her e attende dth e harves t hom e chicke n dinne r a tth Wes t Mario n Churc h Thursda ynht th e Georg e Tansleys,Lawrenc eCamburns , Home r Abneys , Fre dBead , Ber t Wylies , Fre d Wyliesth eAlber t Shirley s an d daughter , y e e dito r an d wif e Mrs , Eloys e Campbell ,Mrs , Esthe r Hall , Mesdame s Laur aGradwell , Mar y Lave y an d Marth aLavey ,Th e Vinc e LaRos a famil y calle do n th e To m Rickelmn s in Ypsilant iSunda y Th e Ra y Burns , Do n Bum s an dJac k Youn g familie s an d Mi3 Tress aCoyl e wer e Sunda y guest s o f th eJame s Burn s family , honorin g thei rdaughter s firs t communion Gerr y Henry , Junio r Henr y an dKeit h Bradbur y spen t th e week endin norther n Michiga n bo w an d arro whunting ,W H Meye r an d wif e celebrate dthei r 41s t weddin g anniversar ySundayThei r guest s wer e th e Wm Imbs , G W Meyers , X y AtLe ean d th e Jame s Meye r families Th e Clar e Mille r famil y wen t t oth e MichGeorgi a gam e a t An n A rho r Saturday Mrs Clar a Kenned y an d childre no f Detroi t calle d o n Mrs Emm aEmm a Vollme r Sunday Th e Rober t Tasc h famil y wer eSunda y guest s o f Mrs Ann a Tasc hin An n Arbo r Sunday , honorin g th d Ibirthda y o f Gretchen Mrs Leste r McAfe e an d daugh jter s an d Duan e Waterbur y attende da warden s meetin g a t Chris t Churc hat t Dearbor n Sunday Mar k Nas h an d wif e wit h th eJc k Clark s o f Dexte r attende d apicni c nea r Chelse a Sunday 6 P1NCKNE YQualit y Merchant LO W PRICE SBee r an d Win e T o Tak t 0 PMON E HOWEL LCoa l an d Fue l Oi lWil lSoo n B e Neede dW e Hav e Th eSUNOC O FUE L O H An dTh e Bes t o f Coa lW E CA N STIL L TAK E CAR E YO U A T SUMME R PR ID HOEY k SONStne HA 88119 DexterLumber, Coal, Fuel Ofl DEXTER MFCHIGAVRUTH Rli fER,Pinekney, Village Jtumm oo AJ rowPHONE Howellare avdemonstrations, Coorat no charge For y , ,just call our business ofiiceHELPING YOU is herbusiness Shes a typicalService Representative in the telephone companysbusiness officeone of thegirls youU talk with whenyou call p or drop in todiscuss your telephoneservice Youve noticed how courteously andquickly she handles yourfrmtmtt, Thats because she enjoys helping others, and because she had special training before she ever talkedwith a customer That training continues to keep herposted on practically everything the customer might Wanttc know about hs telephone service Shes one of thepeople who make your telephone service gootu Walter ClarksMrs Thomas Bonner attended meeting of the Republican State Central Committee at the Hotel Olds,Lansing, Sunday She took the placeof Mrs Jolan Sargent who coud not go Mrand MrsMax Reynolds attendeda 6th district meeting of the Institute of Local Government at StJohns last week Judge Mike Carland was speaker Senator Hutchinson andRap Carroll Netwon also, talked Orville Amburgey who has beenliving in Jackson is in University hospital, Ann Arbor for spine surery The Gene Shehan family of AnnArbor were Sunday guests of Mrs Louise Shehan I Miss Elizabeth Ross of Portage Lake was substitute teacher at the elementary school last week The Ralph Halls called on the Don Curtis family in Clarkston SundayRobert Seefeld and wife spent theweek end at Douglas Lake and wentto Mackinac to see the new bridge, Sergt Phil McDonnel is home on MORE HOT WATER WITH EDISONS NEWELECTRIC WATER HEATING SERVICEOnly electric water heaters give you all these important advantages 63 Plenty of hot wterS4 hours a dayB Sateftamlea S3 Install anywhereno flame, no flue B Longlastingmeete fdlsons rigid standardB Cleanno tmokt, no sootB Outer shellcool to ths toueh all everB lasy financingup to years to payB Btflclentno heat wasted up a fluewater heating service ever provided in Southeastern MichigmAsk your plumber or appliance lpr DETROIT EDISON iI g Dan VanSlambrook withleave With Mrs, Leeter McAfee he J the peMolay conclave at Annitied his mother last Friday nUn to yBadftt Mrs M Sloan of Howeil tpt J Mrsdee toThe Ted Cobbofj0k, 1 tn PWCKKB Y DiarATC H Wednesday, Octobe r 9 ,HOOVE RFo r th e fjw Hocwr stopofthe line leane rha s bee n re duce d in pric e Hoon r Gtolioa Mod d 6 4if Beat s a s it sweep s a sit clean s rea powe rcleanin g fe Odorles s viny l jacke thold s extr a larg e throw awa y ba gif Th e fines t cleane r yo uca n ow n try it an dyoul l agre e You SaveNationall y adver tise d in Apri lBette r Home s an dGarden s a t 1169 5HERE ONLYSOQOSAJta o ethe r Model s fro m 4995 Com e i n an d pic k ou t you r cleane r today B e read y fo r fal l how e cleanin g wit h th e bes t cleane r known 1HELAVE Y HARDWAR E Th e Alber t Dinkel s an d Georg eTansley a attende d a dinne r a t GUEST EDITORIA LRepublica n Stat e Chairma n Und omer e denie s th e articl e i n a Detroi tpape r las t wee k tha t Nationa l Repu blica n committe e consider s th e sit ,uatio n in Michigan , hopeles s nex tyea r an d wil l sen d n o campaig niund s hereH e say s tha t a s th e fund swil l b e raise d in Michiga n sh e wil lget he r share W e ar e quotin g th efollowin g editoria l fro m th e Ingha mCount y New s whos e edito r Ver nBrow n is one o f th e best editoria lwriter s in th e state The y ar e widel ycopie d bu t w e hav e no t see n thi s on ein an y o f ou r exchanges Al l oranizations , politica l o r othe rwise , if the y ar e successfu l mus t a tinterval s underg o sel f inspection The y mus t compar e accomplishment san d weaknesse s o f th e pas t wit h pos sabilitie s o f th e future The y mus tchec k th e wea k spot s an d encourag eth e stron g points Considere d in thi s light , th e roun dtabl e talk s o f stat e an d nationa l Repuhlica n leader s a t Mackina c Islan dar e in order Ye t th e conclav e smak so f th e sam e ol d pitfall s pitfall s o fpoo r publi c relation s an d th e useles snes s o f sellin g Republicanis m to R epublicans Th e conventio n a t swank yI Mackina c Islan d an d th e Republica ni conventio n make s fo r poo r publi c relations Th e fac t tha t Republica n leader s remove d themselve s appa r1 entl y a s fa r a s possibl e fro m th e voters , eve n unt o a n island , docsn ti pas s unnoticed An d b y contras t Michiga n Demo orat s ar e doin g everythin g possibl ej t o fal l int o th e arm s o f th voters Theyr e in th e Detroi t Labo r Da y pa r ade , theyr e a t th e count y an d stal e fairs Theyr e a t Boy s an d Girl sStates Theyr e everywher e a t once Republicans , fo r al l practica l THE STAT E O F MICHIGA N ITh e Probat e Coar t fa r th e Covi y o f RNE1A t a sessio n o f sai d Cour t hel da t th e Probat e Offic e i n th e Cit y o fHowel l i n sai d count y o n th e 10t h do yju f Septembe r A D , 1967 fudg e o f Probater Present Hon Hira m R Smith ,I n th e Matte r o f th e Chang e o fXam e o f Elizabet h An n Brown ,lAdul t Singl e Person Elizabet h An n Brow n havin gfile d i n sai d Court t he r petitio n pda yin g tha t th e Cour t ente r a n orde rhangin g he r nam e fro m Elizabet hAn n Brow n t o Elizabet h n nReickhoff r i s ordere d tha t th e 8t h da y o fOctobe r A D , 195 7 a t te n ocloc ki n th e forenoon , a t sai d Probat e O ffice , b e an d i s hereb y appointe d fo rfo r hearin g sai d petition I t i s Ordered , Tha t publi c notic ehereo f b e give n b y publicatio n ot accp y hereo f fo r 3 week s consectivel y previousl y t o sai d da y o f hea ring , i n th e Pinckne y Dispatch , a new spape r printe d an d circulate d i n sa dCounty Hira m R Smith , Jrdg e o f Probat eA tru e copy Hele n M Goul dRegiste r o f Probatt The PincJgt yRa y M Daff yPinrtaae y Michlfs ri r A M U 2H P Exewa Wednesday Ifce , Frt , Sa tX UQ O P Ritte r ruNERALDo n C SwartfiMi fDirctct rMode m Au i balanc ePHON E U P 4117 2 wio lrrap t aja rf t M e U P 85 SBJ nc a IJSO VVes L Granc iiL J Web Hiehinrt,E W tLOYlHivNDESURtlYOBOffice 211H tiwt Grund Bl 1H1W Howell,W MuBell Taiingto betaWOI V P 11 EcCLOSKE YBert Benhaacaled on the M E Darrows SundayMrs Dorothy Dinkel was in Stockbbrldge Friday Thomas Wylie is now employed t Howell when be is learning the tool makers trade at the A EParker Tool Shop The Gerry Eicbman family were j MrsSunday guests of the Walter Glov Mrs Carmen Porter,in of Wettberville Basil White and wife of MasonRead were Sunday guest of tne Ben Whites Bert Roche and son, John, of Lan day last week sin called on the Ben Whites Saurl Emerson Parmaiee andday The Bert Wyies called Thurs Pratt of Detroit called on ye editor saviorpast patrons by r must soon learn that their aviJrAmong those from here attending ,will not come from summit meetingthe OES Grand Chapter in Grand at Mackinac or from any countryRapids this week are the Albeit club or silk stocking organizationTnkels, Lawrence Camburns,Geore salvation f it comes at all will comeEngquists, Mrs Eloyse Campbell,Sadie Moran, Mrs Genevieve Hem, Roberta Amburgey and MrsMiller and the James Boyds Mesdames Virginia Vanland Eleanor were luacneon guestsof Mrs Geneva VanSlamrook onfc from obscure voters who are touchby the rfieimimr desire of Repub DEIfTlSTilephone Office 93 Reside ic 814byEUwsll J tarr AgencyINSURANCEAGBILCarr Iint 1 4 2 MILL STneiroey, Mich Phone UP 8 813BERTAucfhnmrvdik C FAiiM SALESPne UP 314PTlxoasatvAs o Air Bubbles you fett tror hoar of Of Dr H R Holmqait blAlbTil Zlv you Fersoaal Pit ting Strvtc in roar borne orracn Of bnsincfli KmobUgatton, No xtr cliarge Drop v cr4l XReyTuesday Throng Saturitf 11 tz 3 aid 5 to 7and by Appointment AC 72931300 Wert CrRn BRIGHT DV Fnrr, Hornet Lake PropertyBusiness Opportunitiescawt Your Propeiiyl withJ vLD ftiASONBroker 209 tforth Pearl t PH0NE UP 8 J1G6Fi3r7Woite7 t All Kinds of Real Estate Listing I Wantedj Main Office HA G8188 at 7421 Por tage Lake Road, near N Territorld 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEYHenry Krhn smtt P 8312Mide iISALESMANSName and Jackican leaders to serve themCongressman Charlllain proved at the last general elec rnvan lm that the winning way is the a fc aggresse way A newcomer as far as 5the 6th congressional district goes e won out over heavy odds mainly FOR SALE Kenmore Oil Heater of his enthusiasm and laek 10, 1 drake and 5 Muscovy ducksRepublican stiffnesi l10 Evenng only H Grodell,Commercial salesman do not sell l440 Cedar Lake RoadMonday They were schoolMrs Audrey Line is a patient at of editor at Dexter yearsMcPherson hospital, Howell The TheGarth Meyer family who areAsher Wylies called n her Saturday ovinS frm Bad Axe to Fhnt and also on her father, GeorgeSniv a farewell party lat weekCliff Miller was a Stmday dinner j potential customer s if the ygues t o f th e Winsto n Baughns 1 are t o e successful C W Hooke r an d wif e o f An n M aye thi s Mackina c meetin g wa se r a sa es meetin g in anticinatm n merchandise by talkin g t o eac h other e v mus t g 0 int o th e market An d I FO R SALE Tw o Spac e Heaters , 1sales meeting s ar e neces s a 5 eoo m on, , 1 3 roo m one eventuall yimey , wh o i s a patien t there Joh n Boye r an d wif e calle d o nth s Joh n Wrathell s o f An n Arbo rSaturday Jane Widmayer , U P 8342 2hom e fro mArbor calle d o n Mrs Jenni e Hoo kViol a Pett y in Howel lTh e Re x Noggle s o fDcnise Kenned y wa sAo n Arbo r Monday Th s Ra y Languway g an d Gilber t I Skinner s o f Chubb a Corner s attend 101 Sunda y ffuestsatjlvth e Mich Georgi a gwent at An nArbo r Saturday Oli n Robinson s jrs o f Ypsil an d Re x Sackett o f Detroi tSunday Mrs Hooke r calle d o n Miss l a hai d hittin g electio n campaig n I fViol a Pett y in Howel l Thursday j 00 b if its jus t anothe r sel f Ho rThursdayAn n Arbo rwst s Sunda y guest s o f to e Oli nThe Norma n Mille r family , Mrs ,t Ceula h Mille r an d Mrs Florenc eBaugh n spen t los t week at Dougla aLake , comin g back Monday 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 09, 1957 Description An account of the resource October 09, 1957 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 1957-10-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5c004168d1528cf4633bdf9bf6d6da44.pdf d7b8d34c5b9074aca68a4af4555c2315 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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MHfftC Vednesday, October IS, 1957JQUfM MRROfc NeigUboife Note Mkhigans economy is linked toher highways, nldustry andrely on mobility HighwaysMichigans vacation spots with euitomero The immediate future of Michiganhighways has been charted StateHighway Com John C, Mackie would wismanj daughter of theDougia Wisemans of Stockbridgewaa ckoaen home coming queen therefor the football game FridayMarilyn Holt has been named thew M of Stockbrdge OES and Maynard Barber,W PDavid Btfbb, AP High School Addetkj i Cathk ChoreaDongcommit 1,225,000,000 of state, fed i and Nornia Robb Stefie, SecT TSi A W Brown in m J in Stockbndge for 62 years has soJWUimore andThis would linkBollmanThe stockbridge JJOBB Clup willpresent fae comedy Home TownReview Qct 22, 23ulation and place all countywithin 30 miles of a superhighway Most of the spending would be donein the populous areas serving 90percent of the states industry andthe vacation spots Tourists spent otto Smith, 38, died at Gardena,600,000 in the state last year J California October 3 He leaves 2 First maps of Mackies plan show sons The funeral was at Stocka great superhighway up the center bridge Wednesday with burialof the state to the new MackinacBridge , a second one from Detroitto Grand Rapids running throughLansing and on to Muskegon Heplans to use concrete beams forbridges and grade separations The compelling reason for haste is theopening of the Mackinac bridge on Nov 1 The bridge will need trafficto retire the bonds It is claimed thepresent highways leading to the bridge will not carry enough traffic to retire the bonds That is whyit gets top priorityRepublicans like Diogones withthe lantern are still looking for a can date for governor The only one whohas come close to announcing s Sallade of Ann Arbor The make furtherinroads on the Republican strength next year and now have a 2 daybell ringing campaign raising fund drive on around the state mWaterloo He was a brother of Mrs,Robert Egeler of Pinckney, Peter Lowe of Fowlerville is amember of the Michigan State University band The Brighton Americanhas purchased 3 acres onRoad as the site of a new homeThoy sold their former home on WestMain St The Brown McClaren Company ofHamburg declared a 5 cent dividnd last week This brings their tot On Deck wfta the PiratesWinger, a flu victim so YeEditor Wrote ThisPinckney scored an easy victoryover BoyBViille here Friday night25 to 2 The visitors offered littleopposition would not have beenin the game at all except for six 15 yard penalties assessed againstPinckney One put them on their ownone foot line where Lonnie Huh ss thrown for a saety Stflatholic Ghat Pinckneys passes did not work aswell as the week before and all thentouchdowns were made on lineplays Dick Kennedy went three yards for the first one and LonnieHuhman 37 yards for the tod, PeteGerycz one foot for the third and Bobble Kelly 3 yards for the 4thDifk Kennedy kicked the extra pointThe referees handed out a total of200 yards in penalties, Pinckneydrawing the most This nullified anumber of touchdown marches the Pinckney team started WithoutLegion j them they might have doubled theHillman SUNDAY MASSESfaimrner Masses630, 800, 900, 1000, 1130 A M WirUr Masses800 1008 A MWeekday Mass o0 A, MFridaySotrowful Mother Novena730 PMConfessions Friday, after NovennaSaturday 430 to 530 P 830 t 900 T TowmhipMeetingf Putnam Township Board, Oct 8,1957 Carat CdfeMtWe read tkt 0mitW tmm II IIChurch Board Tuesday, Octobr 8,spnt Hendee, White, Reynolds andKennedy Absent Wylie Meeting called to order by Supvsor Hendee Minutes of Sept 10meeting read and approved Supervisvor Hendee made a reporton the progress of the Ann ArborAuto Parts in regard to the Amer ican La France Fire TruckThe AnnArbor Auto Parts is repairing andoverhauling the motor of this firePinckney plays Hartland here onFriday and should win South Lyonand Manchester have walloped them by good big scores Last year theywon their first league game in 4 years, After Friday Pinckney is infor tough opposition They meetMancheser October 25 who has beenrolling over all opposition Theymret Sockbridge who is said to havehave the best team in their history, has won all games by biOPEN HOUSE OCTOBER 19The Detroit Edison Company willhold open house Saturday and Sun day, October 19 and 20 at their Enrico Fermi Atomic Plant at Monroe from 10 a m to 4 p, m The plantwill house the worlds largest eactor and is named in honor ot the Italian physicist who demonstratedhov atomic power can be harnessedand put to useSome time after I960 this plant is expected to supply thewants of a quarter million peopleThe plant is located on the shore ofLake Erie near the end of Pointe al dividends for the year up to 20ca share Miss Ada Waterbury of Hamburghas returned from a 2 months tourof England Three churches in Howell werewere entered last weekMethodist Cos pel and Nazerene 15 was taken in scores They end the season withone, a brass candle stick in another South LyOn who walloped Dexter and nothing in the tMrd 2e to The Manchester game is thThe engagement of ChenuPe onlv one at Pinckney This is theGudith is announced to Dale Gyde home coming game ana a queeof Pinckney wiIi crwned at this timeThe Howell Seniors sold 7,000 Pinckneyworth of magazine subscriptions Baydlo L E Calvary Mennonitte ChufthRv Uzia Beachy, PasterS S Supt Walter EsthMornir Worship 196SSundat School lltikVoiinv Peoples Meeting 780Cottaf e Fe lew snip Service Wednesday ftM16th Annual xnmunity SummerLihiM School Calvary Mennonite Church Juiv 1 t0 12, 900 to ll0 liass fur An Ages ,4 ana upEver TOOT v Welcomehe Peoples Chorea UndenominationalM6 West between Unadilla and Mfin StreetsRev Brooks Sanders, PastorSunday School 945 a m, Mornir Worship 1060 amYouth Group s00 p ncEvening Service 800 p m Wed Sr Choir Practise 80l pmThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 pm Thur Youth Prayer Group 700 p rvCw 3 w wlnerSunday School Worship I Motion by White, supposted byKennedy to pay following bills as readI Max Russell, iTreas Pinckney ComSchool Distdei tax, Aug 579,00 Detroit Edison, lightstown hall 415Pinckney Dispatch, 2 pubs, of planzone law,and B meeting 828 2200 Mich Bell Telephone Companyfor fire 5phone units fire fiall and town hall 5000J Lees Gulf Service, 2 used tires3 V belts, 2 pulleys, gas, oil 8637 Ohio Oil Co,fuel oil town hall 1695Murray Kennedyclerk H yr sal 450Tloyd Hendee, yrsal, supvsr 760Helen Reynolds, bal, Vj yrsal l0Lloyd Hendee, 6 bd meetings 3000Murray Kennedy,G bd meetings 3000 Helen Reynolds,6 bd meetings 3OJ00Ben White, Tins yr salarykJ special meetings 8600John Wylie, True, Ms yrs sal2 special meetings 8600 WUiamh Hack, Jlegister Deeds138 photostatie prints 950Motion to pay bills carried Motion by White, supported byReynolds to adjourn carriedMurray Kennedy, Putnam township Clerk ination for gvoernor ofas a stepping stone to thefor president in I960, has said if elected he will repejBal Califccompulsory union msynbfSjhlp This has heen a fond dream of indasralists, not only in California butelesewhere It is called tlj right 4work law as it would make itible to work in a uniobixedwithout joining a union jr dues In most cases suchwould hamstring a umon and saafct them ineffective,strong in Californiathinks he can win on thisbeat Gov Knight who is a union man Judges Wawen governor also got union votes If Knowland should win his eltcSfawould have repercussions elsewfastf980 a ma mMary Merowe lias beefl fvelwtelW M of the Howell OES andHazen Merowe W P Edward Barnard, 7 lading Datroit criminal lawyer and one time state Republican boss, died at Detroit Thursday Mrs Marguerite Breakey, 54,wifeof Judge James Breakey of Washtenaw county died last Wednesday George Stevens, Flint attorneyhas resigned as Democrat county chairman and will be a candidate for ClarkVIcCleerImug Hady WakefieldKennedyiiuhman Gerycz L TL G CR GR T R fi Q B L HR HF I BoysvilleVelasque CowanDunbar LeidelMcEneel Pawl asPeaie MataTaylorDuparren FloodAux Peaux Road, running east from congress in the 6th district 56CONSERVATION NOTESA bag of 1,000,000 pheasants ispredicted for the pheasant seasonThe limit is 2 a day, 4 in possessionA female elk was illegally shota Onaway by a bow and arrow hunter last week It was turned over to the school for hot lunchesDue to dry ness forest fires increased last week 9 fires burnedover 89 acres ,A marriage license has been issuod to Jerry Young 21, Jackson andLois Matsen 20 Gregory Dr Wallace R Kemp M D ofMarquette, Mich, has opened an office in DexterThe Charles Howells of ProtageLake had a house warming at theirnew home Sept 28S FOOTBALL SCORESManchester 31, Hartland 0 SouthLyons 26, Dexter 0Romeo 26,Brighton, 0Ann Arbor 14,Lainsing Sexton13 Flat Rock 20, Roosevelt 19 iMllan 0 University 18, Dundee22, Saline 7 StockbridgeP3, Williamston 0 Holt 24,COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Pinckney, Mich, Oct 8, 11957Regular meeting of village councilCalled to order by President Dinkel, Present Lavey, Tiplady, Shirley andRussell, Absent Clark and Swarthout,Motion by Shirley, supportedRussell to allow following bills Pinckney, Dispatch , printing 444 LOOKING UP ANCESTORSWe were visited by strangers week Mr, and Mrs Thomas Daker of Missouri Mrs Baker explained She was a grand daughter of theCharles Quinn who owned the farmof M36 E just north of the Whitcomb Cemetery, Her grand jnother, Mary Quinn was married in Pinckney in 1857 to Michael Martin bcrville 6 Haslett 19, Leslie 0 Holly2, Milford 6 Okemus 13, Fowlerville6 October 18Hartlao StoreCt 36 MatuhMtar here Nr It tobridftNov 8 Soith Lyon thra All fam atari at 786 p m ESfbyBrighton Black Co,eoncrete 23723Lavey Insur Agency, ins, 70,11Don Winger, care ot flag 600Robert Egeier, marshall 12500Lees Gulf, misc lSSLavey Hardware, ins 17785City of Howell, use equip 7000Stanley Dinkel maj st, work 3200Communication from read fromWillard and Ruth Morgan andad Clifford and Rachael Haines requesting opening of Rose St northIt was referred to village attorneyfor farther actionMotion to ajourn carried Catholic priest They went to Missouri where they lived out theirj lives It was a bad day for research selvea as Nellie Gardner who usually helps 18 tome out on events pertaining to St a paSS m , iMarys Church was out of w Moriarity is their coach Thr Une PLAYED AT SOUTH LYONThe Pinckney Juniortam played at South Lyonand gave a good account ofthey lost to that teamn completed CONG CHAMBERLAIN HEREOongCharlt Chamberlain wuswas here Friday with his mobile office, a converted house trailerHefirst went around to all the businessplaces and met all the business menincluding ye editor He was in hismobile office until 7 pm, It operaUdlike a doctor office, Your went in areception room and waited yourturn to be ushered into hisoffice As a result there wag alwayii lineup Quite a number didstay on account of hi3 He v BUY CHURCH BUILDINGAt the quarterly meeting of theSalvation Army Advisory Hoardat the home of Mrs Gertrude Colelast Thursday it was announcedthat the Salvation army had purchas ed the Grace Lutheran Churchbuilding and property in Howell forlite army headquartersThe deed was signed, transferringownership October 1 in the office,of Charges VanWinkle, attorneyThe church will retain possessionfor bO days with an option to coninner j jnU 0CCUpancy an additional 90 daysIways , u The basis,purchase of these facilitieshave metmore people if he had had J the salvation army8 progriim of 8erfarm passed intoof Charles son, James who was marr Hennett and Jack Coates, balfs, Paul, James who was married twice and had a number of child lSfl fuU Ed d KarI Burren, Ed and Joe and twe girlsand Nellie All are dead but Nellieand we could not find out about herEd died at Karl Burg, ends Jerry Steffen andBill Keiner, tockles Bobby Reasonbt j both Pinckney touchdowns Singer got the extra point TheyMarys church was not built until , , , WJJ T 1867 there are probably no records Pft1 9toektarid JuniorsOPEN HOUSE NOV 3Mrs John OLone, president fntroduced new members at the Oct, JUSTICES ORGANIZEThs justices of peace of thiscounty have organized and wjll join the Michigan Justices Assn The of panel discussion,Most of the high school pupilsho called on him merely wanted hisautograph and did not discuss thequestions of the day He told a local segregationist who thinks negroes and whites should have separateschools that desegretated schoolsare the law of the land and the president had no choice in theLittle Rock affair, His oath of officerequires him to enforce the law In regard to the Russian satellite hedid not think the congressional cuts in defense and research had anything to do with Russias beatingus in launching a satellite Our program was too far along He wouldhave liked this country to launchthe first satellite and says we willdo so soon In regard to federal aidto education he will be guided by the wisheg of the people sof districtIn regard to price supports he saidthere are some wrinkles to be ironout on the soil bank program butwanted it given a gool fair trialO E S NOTICE Friday, Oct 18 at 8 p m SecretFriend party at Masonic TempleYOUNG LADIES AUXILIARY The Young Ladies Auxiliarymeet with Mrs Pearl Madsen, Thursday, October 17, at 7 p m vce to the Howell area and LivingMton county Furher items of business includedthe appointment of Rollo L Rotz as chairman of the Christmas effortto make plans for distributions offood baskets and gifts to needy families in the CountyIt was also reported that the Howell Community Chest has granted budget allotment of 150000 tothe Salvation Army for current cam Queen Elizabeth andof England are visiting this eoustqfand great plans are made for their entertainment The Duke and Dotfcess of Windsor will not be os thfreception committee They are tft Fiance, The British embassey has hiformed the people who will entertafa the queen that she likes simple foodand is not fussy That herdish is leg of mutton and white wine, Wonder what the hibitionists think of that The government has 226at Law ton Oklahoma it wants to getrid of They gave 6 to zo6s, sold 89 to individuals and still have plentyleft They have to be deposed 4 keep the herd down to proper sise Some years ago when Elton Eatoftwas powerful in this section he ceived the idea of having abarbecue at the Mayflpwtr at Plymouth to get Republican vSo he bought an old buffalo from zoo and served it to the faithfulBut he did not boil it long enougham it was so tough np ons could oatit and the Democrats won the eleet ion We are amused t some of t4comments of administration spokear men on the Russian satellite, Tneysiiy there is nothing to be afraidof That the launching of It has noscientific value and is merely a gtslure Scientists do not agree witathem They say knowledge of eonlitions at satellite height areAdvisory Board Chairman,Don Teed presided Those attendingwere Rev and Mrs Meeden, How cllLeslie Oliver and wife, BrightonMrs Ruth McLucas, Brighon Otto Poutson and wtfd, Pinckney DonTeed and wife, Howell WarrenQuick and wife, Howell, Vernon Hostetler and wife, Ann Arbor andMrs GertrudeHowell Cole and wife,LIVINGSTON LODGE CALENDAR NOT 2 Go to Lew Is town to workKM Degrees Will stay in cabins ofmembers For transportation or ac acomodations phone secretaryWehave four cabins that will sleep 30OrUnd Winslow W MPaul W Curlett, SecrtetaryKIWANIS WOTES Despite the fact the MichMicXState game was sold out last June,the game was not televised and the excuses given for not doing so aremeeting of the Livington County icers re , Eric Singer, Brigh j No meeting here last night but flimsy, One is the NBC controls allMildred Ackley, Village, Clerk Afl8n for Retarded Children Oct 7, ton Sec Treas, Stanley Pieviak, the following attended one at Dex television and chose the OhioIllinois School problems andAND BAKE SALEThere wffl be a rummage and bake Mrs Marian Stoutenbeberg, chair,aalt Saturday, October 9, 900 a m aan of the Rickett school board ReV V mL3UUrf9 by St cet VGuild by St cent progress Genoa Charter members, Otto Pouler About 250 were there A turkeyson, Putnam Lewis Birdsell, Handy dinner was served Those from hereGrace Howard, Hamburg Kenneth were Ernest Botke, Keith Kock,GerWebber, Brighton township All the aid Reason, John Tessmer, Mr andjustices will be skM to join They Mrs Ross ReadmeetingB were report APPLES WAGNEgS Highly recommended for piss and CRANE ORCHARDSapple sauce Troit with a Flavor1 W Uttft ed by Mrs Lyberg andMrs KennethDemond of Howell,The Livingston Countyon Open House at the Rlc tt SchoolSunday, tov 8 from 2 to 5p, m,anyon interested may ec school and visit with the tsacs will meet the second Monday eachmonthMrs Ruth McLueSs has been leeted conductrees of Michigan Chapter OES of Brighton , The meeting is here at the PilgrimHall next Tuesday night and Roes Read, program chairman promisesa good oneBtrn to Charles Battle tad WtftDon warhout has built s atw October 6, a SOBnorh Bfl Jeffreys was tht tagin Us fchrartf Parkers leave forgame instead That no game can betelevised if another ocllegs gamsgame takse place within 90 miles ofit, There were 8 here, AlbionWestern Stats and Toledo, DaveTsft in the Ana Arbor News want,to know why the gasst should be televised so a lot of people who weretoo stingy and lasy to buy tickets could sss it for nethm The Detroit Free Press said tickets tial perquisites to the design of highflying missiles and outer spacekfbng mofadhr Alse mounted on a satellite would aVan unobstructed view of the Ml and moon Earth mounted telescere continually frustrated bydifficulty of seeing details beoaafaof the wiggling produced by tht almosphere hi their telescopes, Ma tures taken by s camera on aite would be very valuable, The Pure Food and Drug Dopays the vitamin fad is becoming ftracket, Quack salesmen are peddlingthem from door to door and elateing them ascurealls for all kMlof diseases These pitch men elateall ills are caused by sating certain food and recomend the vitamins atreplacement The dspt says tbis Itbunk 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Oct 17 18 , J 92 Sensationa l Feature s fro mToday s Headline sPORTLAN D EXPOSE Th e Shoc k o f th e NationPT T DEAT H I N SMAL L DOSES Wit hPete r Grave s an d Mal a Power sSun, , Mon , Tues , Oct 20,21,2 2BEYON D MOMBASA I n TeonaleoU rWit hCornel l Wilde , Donn a Ree dLe a Gen n an d Ro n tySPECIA L NOTIC EI a m no w representin g th a Avon ,Th Probat e Cour t fo r th e Count y o f Company Fo r product g o r hom e de monstratio n cal l UPtow n 83485 m th e Matte r o f ta t Kstat t okClar a Mercer , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d cour t be a ti n Howel l i n sai d count y o n Octobe r8t h A D 195 7 a t te n a m Present iion ilira m J Smith ,Judg e o f Probat e Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t il lperson s intereste d i n sai d estat e ar edirecte d t o appea r befor e sai d Pro ,bat e Cour t o n Novembe r 5 , 195 7 a tte n a m t o sho w caus e wh y a lice ns e shoul d no t b e grante d t o Ralp hGlenn , Administrato r d e boni s no no f sai d estate , t o sel lin THE STAT E 0 7 MICH1OA NXfe e Probat e Cour t fo r t e Count y o f Livingsto nI n th e Matte r o f th e Sstat a o fFran k H Johnson , Deceased a sessio n o f sai d Court,hel e o n1st da y o f Octobe r A D ,l v sai d Cour t th e Probat ePresent,Honorabl e Hira m RSmitb ,uudg e o f Probate Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o fh , J moriga 8ie administrato r o f sai d estat e prayin gth e mteres t o f sa, d estat e in certai n hi s fina l accoun t b e allowe d an d th eestat e assigne d t oentitle d theret o wil l b eI t U wi h6Ar d a t th a Probat e Cour t o nforme d a no n Wallac e pappendiciti s operatio nHanson , so n o f th e, s oCharle s Hanson s las t week Fran k Whit e an d wif e an d Nor ma n Whit e an d Elizabet h Drive rwen t t o Jackso n Sunda y t o se e th eCascades CABU I U ASF mm m The Jerr y Clar k famil y o f Silve r Forme r Senato r Charle s War d o fLak e wer e Sunda y guest s o f th e Lakelan d brok e hi s ar m las t wee kMrs Margare t Clar k family ,Mrs Doroth y Dinkel , Johnn y an dy ,Chriscin e spen t Saturda y a tSwee t hom e i n Battl e Creek theBlanchGraa d tm cranking hi s car Stanle y Dinkel , Floy d Haine s An dKennet h Reaso n attende d th e Mich jNorthwester n gam e a t An n Arbo rSaturday ,Merli n Amtoe y visite d hiTTath Arfchu r Bulli s an der , Orvill e Ambwg y Universit y j f 1 att na OB Shospita l las t wee k j Chapte r m Gran d Rapids Mrs J Lovel l gav e a stor k sho we r las t Monda y fo r Mrs Woodin ga t th e Ashe r Wyli e home Mrs Elme rSteel e gav e on e Tuesda y fo r Mn Rolli e Singrer Mr an d M m A l Radfiel d o f Fo wlcrville , Lubr a Lambor n o f Detroi t UTS 5 day s prio r t o suc h hearing Hira m R Smith , Judg e o f Probat eA Tru e Cop yHele n M Goul dKegit r 0 1 hearingHira m R Smith , Judg e a f Probat A tru e eop yHele n Id Goul d f Probate , f0tf i h e tlgi H hunter s wil l se e o n telephon e o f bttfr y gvntho t damage Michiga n Bel t Telephon epostin g stie h sign s en d patrollin g cabl e leads , hope sw o f ra t f o telephon e sovie t pose d b y the and Beoric e an d Kathry n Lambor no f Berkle y calle d o n th e Jess e Hef fr y Sunday Hober t Pik e an d wif e an d Mrs Aiic e Bruf f wer e i n Owoss o Friday Mrs Bruf f remaine d fo r a visi tSunda y caller s o f th e Ro y Dillinjj ham s wer e th e C W Hooker s o fAn n Arbo r an d th e Ceci l Hooker s o fManchester Joh n Boye r an d wif e attende d th eFar m Burea u banque t a t Fowlervill elas t Wednesday The Harol d Baughn a o f Lansin gw e r e Sunda y guest s o f th e Ear lBaughns Ruper t Game r an d wif e o f Detroi tspen t th e wee k en d wit h th e Georg eVanNormans Edwar dBloomington , 111 , wa sguest Patonilli o fa Thursda yi IAklTh e Bob Ganno n famil y o f Redfor dwer e Sunda y guest s o f th aShehana kv WXUL L uA s StRVK E6 3 HOWEL LTh e Floy d Riopelle s f Watkin sLak e calle d o n W H Meye r an dwif e Sunday TK v a w V Umium 3m I H Wdkalandlii h Sof t Wat Th Gilbert Skinner family at Singer, Hone Wbigtr and Iola HaTwUy Wash, lry CUanin, KnKK ft A , w u jaflalmBias WaterWtater aid Summer mdronat nd Storei CDsmMofmaytiilly Waah, DryyKednwdsy, Octobe r 16 , 195 7Th e es Pteekaey Dispatc hEntere d a a Secon d Clas sMatte r a tA t o f Yart a S , 187 7U Sou Howet tStor e Marine Pfc , Richar d K , Darrow ,o i Mrs iv a narro w o f Iinckne y ha gr4uate u iro m th e cierktypw ta t th e marin e bas e a t Gam pCalif Th e Do n Griffit h famil y o f Mt wer e bunda y jjuest oilamily I0CER1E S GOODS Mr an d Air Murra y Kenned yI an a Mr ana JJirs Amtaos e Kenned yauenae d m ea t Aai i Aiwe r Wagoners Growr FURN CANNE D JOOP S SHOE1JNGERI E Don Winge r too k a loa d o f Bo yScout s o th e MichMich SUt e gam eSaturda y wher e the y ushered Irvi n Kenned y an d wil e upea tSunda y a t th e Bob Kennedy , tiosna t Whitrnor e Lake ,Th e Harol d Henr y famil y wer e wee k en d gues s ol He r parent a t iieiiaJtonlaine , Ohio , jKa y iiuxn s an d wif e wer e dinne r guest s Sunda y o f th e Jame s burn sj lumii y i n An n Arbor , honorin g th e1 birthda y o f thei r dauguier , Gal e Ann i Th e Harol d Gallu p 1auiii y o f fun dal e wer e Sunda y visitor s o f th eAimra y Kennedys Wee k en d caller s o f th e Lawrenc eCamburU s wer e Re x Sacket t an d wife ,Jame s Lunsfor d an d wil e o f Detroi tan d Mrs Edn a iiadle y o f Parma Mrs Eleano r Ledwidg e returne dhom e Hor n Koya l Oa k Sunday Mesdanie s Letti e Nesbitt , Maria nPearso n an d Gordo n Heste r wer e i nLansin g las t Monday Lloy d VaniJlaricu m an d wif e an dRa y Moriarit y an d wif e spen t th eTh e C W Hooker s o f An n Arbo r on a Campbel l i s buildin g a garag e I Th e Howar d Read s atende d a Week en d a t Lovell s an d brough t11 J T u nntar RunHttv v v, Vi,, o, I birthda y dinne r Frida y fo r Mrs Rea d hac k Wesle y Reader s hous e trailer M66 PINeKNB T ROA BQualit y Merchsmk uLO W PRICE SBee r an d Wis t T o Tak e Oa tW HOWEL L 7Q5J 2OR called on Mrs Jennie Hooker Sunday on the rear of his house, Mrs Tess Coyle spent the week The Vince LaRosa family wereat the Clarence Stapish home Sunday guests of the Hubert Ledwidge family at Royal OakHoward Reads attended a near ChelseaThe following from here attendeda meeting of the Catholic Rural Life card party Thursday at the Dr Wood Assn at Westphalia last Thursday ruff home at Howellev Albert Schmitt, Nellie Gavel The Robert Seefeld family calledner, Helen VanBlarkum, Rene Win On the Howard Seefelds in Brighh alow, Mrs Irvin Kennedy, Francis ton last week,lavey, Mae Mez, Janet Shehan, Rita Robert Read and wife went toand her mother, Mrs George Wildo The Winston Uaughns and Ciiifat the Town Club, Ann Arbor , orj Millers spent the week end atDonnie and Barbara Baughn stay ivellsed at the Earl Baughn home last Mesdames Viola Read and Claudia week end while their parents were eters attended Ihe dedication of theat LoveRs i Weslyan Methodist Church at JackRusty VanNorman fell from a son Sundayfence Sunday and broke his arm ROSS eaj and wife attended theMr and Mrs Harold Porter called MiqhMich State game Slaturday Mrs Alice Grainger at Gaine3 Mr anH Mrs Clare Miller andon Mrs Alice Grainger at Gaino3 fr and jn ciare Miller andHowe RevFr Schmitt is president Mio last week for bow and arrow bunday Carol were in Rochester, N Yof this district hunting t j The Clare Swarthouts, Clause over the week end where they wereA SwnrtVinus and Harold Swarthouts uiven an antique musket bv Adamof this district hunting t j The Clare Swartnouts, Clause over the week end where they were rMyron Schoenhals of Akron Ohio, Frank Aberdeen and wife were Swarthous and Harold Swarthouts giVen an antique musket by Adam Visited the Tom Ware and L J Sunday guests of the Harold Fair, were bow and arrow hunting at Lov Miller, Coal and Fuel OilWill Soon Be NeededWe Have TheSUNOCO FUEL OIL AndHie Best of CoalWE CAN STILL AKE CARE YOU AT SUMAUB fRJa E HOEY S6NSrhtne HA 68119 Dxker Lumber, Coal, Fuel HI DEXTER MICHIGANRUTH ERJPivt M n A WHtrHONE Mich,Henry families last week i childs of Birmingham oils over the week end Mr and Mrs Robert Taich withthe Carl C a vans of Detroit attended the MichMich, State game ixAnn Arbor SaturdayMrs Edith Carr pent last weekin Detroit wiUi nei sister, MrsMae iviidieton Ine Leo baitya lamuyurought her home,While enroute homefrom Landing week iViouuay night the car inMr, and Mra Una Cainpouli riding was hit by another onOtiawa bt Iviis Campbell had her neck injured and wa LaKen to bauow hoapttai where it was put t ntiaction fw awhile Una escaped aerloua injuryGrechen Tasch and Paul Coinwwll1 of Ann Arooi spent bunaay at thej Kouert iaach homeThomas Link and wife of Ann Arbor apent Sunday with the Wiliiaro DavitSIDING AND ROOFINQ AND REMODELLING Gd Rir , HowtH , MUhPhon e Hfrf l 71 Mario n Davi s8UPFUB B ,Chti a Paintin f LNM MAls o Carami o PalfetiR fPhon e Howci l 7 17555 5 Eas t Gran d Marti n Hitte r an d wu e enter,at Me tiowai a Hea d hom e Su nMi Mar y Reynold s , boo ketpo roauyuie xlorwn o m u oee n livin g wit n ne rDoroui y 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Space Heater, good con dition, Drum Top Mahogany Table245 Unadilla St UP 83136 WANTED Good used Furniture antique guns, marble top table3, China dolls, Oil lamps and Jewelry, iViolas Antiques 231 East Sibley St IPowell, Mich p y7aday Throigb Saturdtf 11 tz 3 id S to 7and by Afpohrtmeat AC 72931300 West Grand Rlvi BRIGHTON Roger J Can AgengrC0MF4Tli IN8UKANCS GOVKr A6IEdidiltCaiT 1 4 2 MILL 8TPinckney, Mich Phone UP 8 tiRLALTESTATLFurras, Homes Lake Property Business Opportunitiescit Your PropeityJ withGiRALD REASONBroker 209 Worth Pearl a PH0NE UP 88166Mary WolterAll Kinds of Real Estate Listiagt WantedMain Office HA 68J88 at 7481 Portage Lake Road, near N Territorial 132 WEST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY Henry Kraha, SlWP 3TRADE OR SELL IT Mall Electrc j Chain Saw, ike new retails for 125 jfor used late model 12 guage automatic or pump shotgun or 50 cash, Pete Gerycz UP 9 5511 CLASSIFIEDADSJ springs, mattress and snread 3500FOR SALE Kenmore Ofl Heater Phone UP 85589 10, 1 drake and 5 Muscovy 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LWate r WeH u an d Pump sAl l Make s o f Pump s Service d8S 5 DexterPinckno y Roa dhon e H A 6 945 4 ANT9DPaiitinj an d ktarie r de 2 5 ars nptriai f e estimates, M A Link, 79 LakeviewI RuKh Lake, hore UP H7QServiceLittnsed and Bonded br the State 0 MichiganPHONE ST, UMSSEPTIC TANKS, DRY CLEANED New Tanks and Lines 789 Sooth PItaaant StJOHN HAtTETZERARMERS FLED SUPPLY COMPANY PHGNEUP8 5511 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 16, 1957 Description An account of the resource October 16, 1957 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 1957-10-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a85299b5db9c20787b98cae59dca7b4b.pdf 75cbbc853fb9bce9a0153634da884c8c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. 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The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. i f r i , r J ,O SL Wednesday, October 23, 1957No 4tJCicWra indurial climate For winning a sates contest Lin P iJ School AthlebcsOn Deck with the Pfcates Notts Pinckwy High SchoolCurrwfcwnrcfa ha been kicked around by wood Lantis, Stockbridge Internat j0ha,tHOME COMING GAME OCT 25Friday, October 25 is Pinckney used to have aprogram in the school, someiPuckney had little 32 to 0 She claioed p have 5 tegRepublicans say high ing industry out of theState of Oklahoma who hadof the industrial eocodus frouigan wrote 10,000 letters to industrial firms all over the country in winning Beyers The Wesley Morrisons of jChelsea were Saturday guests Walter West and wife and Lester they meet Manchester lasti league champions It is also yearstheirchildren ofWalter Glover Fowlervtfle are MrandpToyTh civic organizations, of Stock j i1 out with flu Pinckney hadd 6 iw on f bridge are sponsoring a HaUoween eut at one time last week but Dick Stormouiii au we Jetxoit cajiea on crownetL An 4 hijfh j,, t,radesparty Oct 31 I Kennedy, Victor Basvdlo and Pete the Floris Claries Sunday j Lftvc cheMn queenfiMr Serve recovered enough to play Ju Inn at Chubbs corners as Freshman en is Barbara , liwi w X,u Jn been sold to William Gorslme and Luelu Bar closed then 6n account of w i urealc oi nead lice ii 4 ber Her court s s Virginia MeyersChubbs i , Q, Sharon Dorothy Dinkel was in,it Never very many easeslice were found here We w minded of thi whja we read thaifive schools i Battle Creek wenjtrial firma ail over w house for them at their home on 1 dviting them to locate Oklahoma 27t t, g anniver men pla of 4 Dennie Clark, Bobtye ,holding open j Clark were out This shorted Pinck, vi of Howell reserves, most fresh Gilbert Skmners ofTheir success was neglible Michigan firms preferring to stay in Michigan So this hulluablo over indosriai taxes in Michigan is pure ly political The uninsured driver inMichiganis receiving careful study Tte goventers committee la examining himas a cause of financial hardship toothers, A report is to be submittedabout Christmas time One plan ito set up a fund in the state to paydamage done by uninsured driversThis would be taken from the licenre fund Another would force uninmired drivers to be insured or losetheir license Neither approach isa simple as it seems Politicians are sprinting towardthe 1958 election like track starsBoth sides have discovered it takes monyto win elections Qefore they havepretended it was not necessary but convenient The Democrats conducta bell ringing campaign and the barvest was good The Repubicans chose Don Ahren,fcrmer General Motors vice presidenttheir finance chief He has started akepubljcsn United Fund Drive inwhich members contribute 1 a month These 2 moves are mostly to show the rank and file they are participating in ejectionMichigan prisons are still overcrowded despite the additions builtand work camps started They arenow considering taking over theDetroit House of Correction as awomans prison The state sends theirwomen prisoners there now but has to pay for their keep On the otherhand Senators Porter of BlissfieldaRepublican power, wants to convertone of the Httle used TB Samtaiumsinto a womens prison Both proposalii will be considered by the legislature in January 27,sary Dr J J anrrfver men played about a quarter They Corner8 attendedHenderen and BntceCampbell have resigned as presidentand secretary of the Fowlerville Fair Board Their successor areFreest Bessert and George FinlanThe Brighton firemen are havinga Halloween party for the kiddiesOct 31 The Brighton Kiwanis libraryfund has now reached 2,22707 held Hartland scoreless but did nutscorePinckney made 3 first downsfirst quarter but a fumble and Northwetern footallat Ann Arbor Michigan ISaturdny Sophqueen b Anit gnir Of 400 JuniorHigh School pupils examined 275were found affected Lice carry tyThe Uoyd Hendee family pent and Raren ey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Shirey Her court is Leola HigpsSunday with the Edward15 tamilv in Holt NuofferThe Junior queen is Myna Livington of Portage LakeFox PointeHer phos but Dr Robinon, health officertuere says these are harmless andonly a nuisance, In World War Ithey were called cooties, , v LTOn or fOrtage Lakeox rointetier , yd penalty prevented their scoring J Ted Adseh of Detroit and the Tom coupt Q ia Pende t and Dell One college has jade a move to I1 I L 1 H l 4 I B H B k pk L I n Mt l jHk l J h ly p r cri g J Te d A e cPinckne y continue d t o gai n i n the 1 Kenro y famil y o f Muskego n spen t ,btbe secon d quarte r wit h Huhmar idoing mosto f th e bal l carrying Kenned y passe d ove r th e goa l lin e vig bar drinkin g a t footbal l games , A y y vigth e firs t o f th e week with th e Lloy d Jud y FroehIic k is Senio r cordin g to th e Echo , th e EaUr nHendees Dav y Burn s wit h th e 101s t airbonr e y xHer cour t is Sall y Utle y an d Dal eto Wakefiel d fo r a touchdownAfter a a t Littl e Roc , Ark i s expecte d hom e iMargare t Hijrgr s las t year s iuee n, cl t se n today Tu e ceremonie wl lplar s No 2 8 wen t t o th e Alm a Mas oni c Hom e las t Sunda y an d pu t o nthei r Hospitaler s Servic e fo r th eguests , Bor n t o Rober t Teage n an d wif e w WU B ruKmo f Lakelan d Octobe r 6 , a daughter , ms e ft fira tBurni e Rossback , 63 , Ypsilan i alu m iinu m sidin g contractor , die d o f a the secon d touchdown on 2 0 yd run t comin g gam e an d dance Pinckne y le d 1 3 t o 0 a t h e half Mrs Elvir a Viael , 77 , proprieto rHartlan d mad e thei r onl y scorin g o f th e Chelse a Greenhous e die d i nthrea t i n thi s oiarter Warre n i n i St Jo e hospital , An n Arbor,onday on decoatedtricic cepte d a Pinckne y pas s an d ra n i t Mrs To m Bonne r entertaine d Tow nt o th e Pinckne y 2 0 yar d line The y i f n d Countr y Garde n Clu b Monday ke plac e betwee n half s whe n th een s an d thei r cours t wil l arriv etar t attack 4 a t Howel l Oct 14 Pinckne y hig h schoo l ha s electe dth e followin g hom e comin g queen sfo r th e gam e wit h Mancheste r her eo n Oct25Freshmari , Barbar a Brown Sophmore , Anit a Shirey Junio red as th e hal f en d Mr an d Ms ME Mrs Flor a Darro w wer eDanow an dSunda y O E S INSTALLATIO NPinckne y OE S 14 5 wil l instal l th e College Pape r a t Ypailanti ,al i person s carryjn g jug s o r bottle swil l b e barre d fro m games The yhav e bee n playin g Frida y nigh tfame s an d gettin g thei r shar eo f boozers Ticke t seller s hav e bee ntol d t o ba r person s wit h jug s an dbottles , , A crou p o f Souther n Calforni aclergyme n is issuin g a n appea l t o al lnation s t o discontinu e testin g an ddinne r guest s o f th e Herber t Allyn s 0 ,f he elementar y achoo l o n J ffecti g1 Saturda y uiyht , Octobe r 2 G at 8 pm Pinckney ra n wil d th e secon d h f j n Lansing an d score d 3 touchdowns Kennedy Mrs Katherin e Hent h is a patieu tthre w a 35 yar d pas s t o Wakefiel d t S t o e Jo e hospita l An n Arbor , T T i j i IWW ru mine r an a ,urn e vj ilo r on e an d Huhma n an d Geryc z ma,Je Th e basemen t cottag e o f tb e Joh n h n C iiffor i Miller state tha t weaponsuse d t o threa tTh e installin g officer s ar e Mil dre d Mille r an d Carri e Grffiths Ma C l lay8 Th C fre8 h Fousser s a t Hal f M n Lak e burn6 d Haze l Poulson Soloist , Ma e Brya nserve s playe d par t o f eacl i at 40 0 a m Friday Mrs Fousse rd d 4h in f8t n Senior8 Jud y tht i 3r d an d 4 th quartersKar l Burg , a nd childre n liv e atLeslie I t wa Eloyse Cainpbell jwil l b e installed W M , Robert a Amburgey W P ,Rev Alber t Schmit t an d Jac k Jfame s lioyd A M E Tnnn M v m A Sheldon bo w an d arro w hunte d a t A P Georg e Engquist Secretary ,LonnieHuhma n an d Tomm y Sinr , Curra n las t week MIIdre d Miler Tr t Amarul ara n th e extr a nmnt a r Th Dex,ter t Communit y Scflioo lwh o purchase d th e hom e o f th e lat eJoh n O Thompson , edito r o f th eDexte r Leade r ar e askin g fo r bid s e r ra n th e extr a points o n th e house , bar n an d garageTh e , N spent week end a t Alpen abuildin g mus t b e remove d withi n 12 0 Frida y nigh t is th e hom e co m 1 ay 8 , i g gam e wit h Mancheste r her eTh e Adai r Printin g Co o f Detroi t a d a bi g crow d is ex Pected Th e NOTICE en o r destro y the y represen t a co ntrudictio n o f th e wa y o f Go d a s re veale d b y Jesu s an d thei r man afactur e an d us e is a sin W e ar eafrai d thei r plea s wil l fal l o n dea far s especiall y a t thi s tim e whe nRussi a a s jus t launche d th e firs t, millite , Thi s natio n is ver y biw y a tLnyqmst momen t J n trying to fin d ou twh y w e wer e beate n in thia move Ra y Languwa y o f Chubb s Corner s Hprr Conductress , Ceneviev e Henry Assoc , Cond , Harrie t RahrigjChap la n Emm a Boyd Organis t Eloys eCampbell Warder , Cassi e Tomasic hav e purchase d th e buildin g a t De x K o1 quee n wU l crowne d ftnd I Th e Boy s o f th s are a nee d yuo r Sentinel , Alber t Dinke la t Dexte r tha t h d Gll h I thftr e wi U othe j feativiti 9 Tfie J i T h Portag e Trail s o f th e Bo y T h point s ar e Adah ,a t Dexte r tha t house d Gallaghe r I nd i thftre wi U othe j feativiti 9 Tfi e Th e Portag e Trail s o f th e Bo y points ar e Adah , Esthe r Hall dustria l laundr y an d wil l pu t i n a , gam e 8tart s a t 730 Thi s i s Pinc k I Scout s o f Americ a hav e th e respon Ruth Edn Ward J Esther , Eleano r V f 1 mm Jh A L TL II I 1 V WS r T t l I X I , 1 j v printin g plan t t o prin t bi g job s fro mroll s o f paper Py 8 game I t is expecte d BibiHt y to availabl e t ever ya t th i il l k hMartha, IJernic e Baker th e attendanc e a t thi s wil l mak e u p Ko y m Livingsto n County , th e r icct Eleano r BaughnHono r points ,Th e Dr W C Wyli e Librar y Me m f r th e ali m attndn The Boy Program of Scouting which places are Ann Baker Mali MurrayAnnoria Fund at Dexter now totals Vocational Boysville and Hartland emphasis on the Scouth Oath or Prom 8te White, Iearl did nnf Hraw vetnr Kir nntr,ic i i T 1 r Jatr bearers13450 did not draw very big crowds jse anj th6 Scout Law for characterbearers Christian, DorothyCONSERVATION NOTESThe popularity of the Michiganspecial deer season is attested by thefact 112,000 applied for the 59,030 lii ten3 available Drawings wentejTuesday The conservation dept will request an appropriation of 25,740,584from the legislature next year Thisyear they got 17,087,691 A tagged wall eyed pike whichtravelled 200 miles after being released in Southern Ontario wasought n Saginaw BayA Coturnix queal banded and released in Tennessee was shot at Seeney, upper peninsula last weekThe season is waning but statepark attendance continues to holdup Up to October 6, 1957 16,143, 000 people had visited Michiganstate parka and recreation areafThe 116,000 camping permits isvued compared to 95,000 last year at An altar purchased by friends Thr brouht few fana with them development, citizenship training Vinlow Ei Nora SproutChoir,and relatives of the late Harry Mar HaitJand usually has a poor team shai, vestryman for many year, and tile local fans did not turn outnas been dedicated at St James EDis i Friday night Manchster h onlycopal church, Dexter, lost one game since 1955 They wereThe Chelsea school was closed by undefeated in 1956 and beat Pinckthe flu last week Nearly half the ney last year 32 t0 when Pinckneypupils were absent,HUNTING SEASON OPENS , pThe small game season opened Mon inc nday with a big accident toll in thestate 74 people were wounded, 5,died of heart attack, 1 in a traffic 7maccident and 1 was lost I cCleerThe success getting pheasant was , H had such stars as Alvin Simonso,Davy Burns and Tommy WylieButthis year is another year1spotty Many did not see any at allabout a mile north of here There were not so many hunters asusualthis time CIVIL DEFENSE MEDICAL UNrPs5parente SHOP LIFTERS CAUGHTAccording to an article in lastWednesdays Lansing State Journal2 15 year old Pinckney girls and a 17 year old Howell girl were arrested for shoplifting in Lansing Tues day They had several hundred dollI ars worth of merchandisein theircar They were released to their Whitley WakefieldKennedy Burg Huhman Gerycz Pinckneiy L EL EL GCR G, R T R h Q B I S Rg FB HartlandChris tensonFredenburg HubergRunyanChisnell LawMcGinniStienacker TaulbeeWarren MorzekBussel, BillThe Federal Civil Defense Adminiteration is now stockpiling emergency medica supplies in sealed con te school board to answer questionstainers in warenooses throughoutthe state, for use in case the countryis attacked 2500 worth of the medieal supplies are stored over thePinckney fire hall The initial allotment of hospitals is limited to one forevery 100,000 target are populationAi more hospitals are purchased thecritdal target areas will be increaad The hoepttata wfll be 200 bed unit Keiner, Ronnie Rarrow, Karl Burg,Jerry Reason Jerry Steffen, RynnBonner, Jack Coates, Jeff Dvia,Gor don LaBalle, Tom SingerVOT S SeiVL0BAl raeiea atart at 7 pm ESrFOOTBALL SCORESlater edition of the Lansing StateJournal states Judy Vines pled guilty and paid 55 and costs, The 3 minor girls were bound over to juvenl , LU a, , ilo court A Lansing policeman who Bloomfield 20, Brighton 12 Howell jsaw them loading the stuff in their 7, Millingon 7 Ypsilanti 28, Lincolncar and bragging how eas it waf i Park 10 Dexter 20, Boysville 6 to get it arrested them The stores Ann Arbor 28, Battle Creek 12Man tney visited were ears Eoeuck, cheater South Lyon, SalineFlat and physical fitnessJn, order to administer a goodScout program it is necessary tomaintain a council office with a staffwhich includes a full time district execAtiwe who will devote hisfull time supervising the scouting program in the county and in orderto maintain such a service it is necessary to have funds with which topay for such administration To maintan such u program as was adminis tered last year it will cost 1000 VanNornJan Mary JJoyd,Beeman Geneva VanSambrookClyde Fisher, Bert Bryan, Mae Diyan They claim we are spending 40billion a year on defense, more thanany other nation and evidently the money is not wisely spent Thereis said to be a dispute between thearmy and navy over methods usedQueen Mary of GreatBritiaaTEACHER SOUGHTClinton Stiatton, a Webbervillehigh school teacher is sought and awarrant as been issued for him g in him with issaulting Ieroy Erb,15 a pupil It is alleged he threw himagainst a waste basket and deak, ,, , r, o bumped his head against a staircasefor every boy enrolled in the Scout u j wT e wjrs supposed to appear before the school board to answer questionsThursday but instead left town within program Jt is now estimatedto do an adequate job it will take1500 for each boy enrolled thisyear Part of the funds for this oper ation come from the United FundsDrives but we in Pinckney have no United Funds Drive so must raiseour share with volunteer help from comln to WebberTHE FERRIS INSTITUTEjlocal citizens who give unselfishly Ferris Institvte now has 2400 studof their time Now there are 81 boys enUThere are 14 from this areaTheywho are enrolled in this program are Lee Roche, Ann Arbor Robertthis year and 27 boys o scout agein the Pinckney schools so you cansee we have our work cut out forITSOn Friday and Saturday, November1 and 2 there will be a volunteer worker call on you Th Pinckney Kiwanis Club sponsor the Boy Scouts in Pinckney so wont you do your share ,Q TT w and contribute liberally to a worthyMilan 18, University 7 West, rwM pcause Gerald ReasonCommittee ChairttaaMARRIED AT DEXTERLola Matsen, daughter of theLernera, AMesa, VkU and Garfieldi Rock, ChelseaDundee, all postpon Ralph Mattesbns and Jerry Young,son Keyser, Richard Smith, FentonAlbert Fredenburg, James Campbell,James Gentry, Charles HarrisRon aid Livingston, Gerald McCloskejJj,Donald Penzien, Thomas Proctor,Rich ard Reynolds Howell, Jack Clark,and Jack Doyle, Pinckney WHERE ELSE BUT ATthe Hartown Rollercade Thre wholesome, healthful, happy hours forCOc every night but Monday 8 to1 Late session Friday and Saturdaynights Big matinee Sunday 2 toi Phone GR 97911CARD OF THANKS ed Stockbridge 24, OkemusFowlervilW 7, Williamston 0 Fow ler 33, Dewitt 10 Haslett 27, DansI wish to thank ray many friends rille 0 Holt Umia Resurrectthe fith hospital unit and neighbors for the cards, gifts ion 0 Linden 7, Flint Atherton 0mote will b4 allocated and acts of thooghtfulness on myValue of this unit is fK00Munay 80th birthday Ma, God bless eachKennedy and Mrs Max Russell an and everyone of you with health andctxtoitmms food fortune Dora Swarthout APPLBfltt WAGNBBpi Highly recommended for pies aadapple sauce CRAKE ORCJUBD8Fiuk with a Flavor48 MM W BROKE GROUND SUNDAYj The Knights of CofcmM brokeground Sunday nt Ifacon for a new44766 210,000 high achool TUs achool was founded by the Knights a numberThe Kenneth Mohlmans f Drayfcm of ymt age for hoys with a probPlain, wears Sunday quests of e cm and now has 130 boys WhenAlt Shirieyt the nfw tehbii is completed thst mmMrs, Eleanor Ledwidge retMed btr wtU be doubWd of the Orin Youngs both of Gregory,were married at St Andrews Evangelleal Church, Dexter, Saturdayby Rev Donald Eaton Joanne Barnum of Unadilla was honor maid and bridesmaids were Shirley Baaore,Boy Vocational t Oux Udy of Sorrows 6i Norihrilk 39, Btoomvfield j Stockbridge Patricia Burroughs,MRS LBSfEB SMITH k Dearborn and Dianne Pfabe,1 Arbor AnnMrs Letter Smithy 77, died at her J Joseph Young was best man andhome in Stockbridgt,SaturdaySor Gary Masen, James Young and Donriving are her, husband, a daughter, and Hollis, ushers Reception was at they do not Mrs Robert Egeier of Ptnckney and the American Legion Hall, Ann Ar portation arranged LIVINGSTON LODOB CALENDAR NOT, 2 Go to Lewistowa to workMM Degrees Will stay m cabins ofmembers, For transportation or ao accomodations phone secetaryWehave foqr cabins that wiU sleep 30 The final practise of the Fellowcraft team will be held a the temple Tuesday, October 29 at 8 p m It faimportant to be there, as the mem will be assigned to their cabins them and trans and her consort, Prince Philip visited this country last week, The red curpet was thrown down, saltltosfired,, planes screamed overhead andregiments were drawn up in rsviowrand nothing was left undone to give tier a royal weJcme Her visit is tocounteract the ill feeling that deveiloped between this country and Greet llritian when the latter seized theSuez, At that time President Eisen hower threatened to send troopsthere to help Egypt regrain control of the canal, Great Britian yielded topressure and withdrew her troops, In reality the queen Is only a symboland has no power whatever in gov ernin her country, The royal familywere shorn of their power manyyears ago and are only fifirureheids,The country would have no troubleat all in existing without themThey S other daughters, tine funeral was j bor, After a wedding trip to Kentuckytoday at the Caskey Funeral Home,they will live at JacksonSteckbrtoteirrUi burial in Water burial in Watert The Gene Dinkets were Sundayf ruests of the Albert Dinkels Ortf nd Wmalow W MPaul W Curlett, Secrtetary common In theMrs G W Gtark spent the week w 1 ythe country a good many milliondollars a year to support which Great Britian in her present conditioncouM use to better advantage elsewhere But tradition is strong there,Wt once asked an Englishman whyney supported kings and queens whowho performed no useful service, He replied We have always hadone havent we Although he still refuses to agreeto let integration proceed in the Little Rock school Gov Faubushst much of his steam and has trouble staying on the front pages,No longer does he talk of abolishing the public schools and establishingprivate ones where he could enforcesegregation It is said business andprofessional men have exerted pressure on him, They do not want to lostthe federal money this step wouldcause 500 of the 1000 airbornetroops here have been withdraws, Gov, Faubus will probably conttawi bluff for some time yet, It is hisonly stock in tade if he surrenderto the president he Would fade into ob scurityAs Halloween the trick and treatdays draws near we wonder Joe howit started We did not know of such thing in our boyhood days,was back in the dayt ofblocks, wood sidewalk, Sales houses, These went the chief victims of thehones and ows and Ybat theI lee Cemetery i jfguesta of the Albert Dinkels nd with the Binmet Claries, Howell j window soapingThe Dick Young family, of Flint Bob Tomlin and wife of Santa Bar Mrs EstHr Campbell rateved when somri were Sunday goeeU of tr Andrew ban, California an risittng friends home from 8jarrow hospital, Lansing, offered celebrates eMdy ftflCampbells, hen Friday 9kM nnr htMw wfegl , 1 itfit , ,, y ,Wefeead Octobe r 3S 1 7 ESTABLISHE D 186 5 INCORPORATED 191 5McPHERSO NSTAT E BAN KHOWEL L PINCKNEYMICHIGA NServin g Sinc e 186 51 H Interest on AL L Saving s Account sJL Effectiv e Novembe r I , 195 7Compounde d an d Credite d Semiannuall yHAV E YOU R SAVING S DOLLAR SEAR N MOR E CENTS Ope n you r saving s accoun t a t on e o f ou r office s today Make deposit regvlari yam d watc h i t grow Yo u can now hav e jou r cak e an d ea t i t too Ban k safet y aa davailabilit y fo r you r saving s plu s a greate r rewar d fo r you r thrift AL L DEPOSIT S U P T O 10,0000 0 INSURE D B Y OU R MEMBERSHI P I NTH E FEDERA L DEPOSI T INSURANC E CORPORATION It IMORE HO T WATE R WIT H EDISON S NE WELECTRI C WATE R HEATIN G SERVIC EOnl y frlectrlc water heater s giv e yo u al l thes e importan t advantage B Pleit y o f ho t waterS 4 hour s a da yS 3 Safefiamelee eB Instal l anywhsrsn o flams , n o flu sB Lonfllaetlngmt a Edison s rigi d standard B Clsann o smoke , n o soo t ,B Outs r shsllooo l to ths touc h al l ovs rB Sas y financingu p to 3 ysar s t o pa yB Ifflclsntn o hsa t waste d u p a flu sAU this adds up to the best water heating service ever provided in Southeastern MichiganAs k you r plumbe r o r applianc e deale r DETROI T EDISO NBetas ef4t TAftTh e stoc k an d tool s o f th e lat eSet h Perr y wil l b e sol d a t auctio no n th e Corder y faraWhH e Lodge No v 8 , startin g a t 1 0 a m Fre elunc h a t noon Willia m Fisk , Adm Arthu r Garland , Herber t Gillett ean d Fran k Laru e can e ove r her ejfrq m Ifowjef y Wednesda y mornin gan d ha d breakfas t a t th e Hote l Ca aerly The y wen t bac k hom e b y wa yGregory , Stockbridg e an d Fowler ,vilk LEEan d wife Fowlerville ,th e Floy d 1 Rev W G Stephen sh e i s no w pastor , a tj spen t th e wee k en d a t Jackso n hom e A t th e tria l i n Howel l o f Ralph lMille r charge d wit h robbin g th e W I E Murph y stor e las t wee k th e judg etoo k th e cas e fro m th e jur y an d o rdere d a n acquitta l verdic t H e sai dther e wa s n o proo f agains t hu ,stole n good s wer e foun d i n th e A B Gree n barm I t wa s watche d a tnight Mille r cam e i n ther e on e nigh tan d Deput y Sherif f Jame s Smit h a rreste d himH e sai d h e cam e i n t o ge tou t o f rain Floy d Jackso n wa s advertisin gt o giv e awa y 5 0 7 piec e dinne r set cSaturda y wi h ever y 2 purchase Mrs Alto n Jeffreys , a forme r A nde r residen t die d i n Californi a las t week ,j Attorne y Richar d Roch e o f Howel lI wh o wa s quarantine d wit h smallpo xfo r 2 week s i s out i Georg e Converg e o f Fowlervill esay s 4 0 year s ag o ther e wa s a heav ysno w an d h e too k a gris t t o Dexte re n sleigh s t o b e groun d int o flour Tw o porters , on e eac h o n th e An nArbo r an d Per e Marquett e Railroad sple d guilt y t o sellin g liquo r i n thei rdinin g car s las t wee k an d wer e eac hfine d 5 0 an d costs Mis s Clarind a Hinche y an d Se ymou r Zin k wer e marrie d Wedne sda y a t th e hom e o f he r sister , Mrs Thoma s Nola n i n An n Arbo Andre w Wilhel m suffere d a 2n dstrok e a t hi s hom e i n Howel l las t week Th e firs t wa s i n Califorina ,i Do n McCorne y ha s buil t a ne wj barbersho p a t Gregory ,i Mis s Reinhar t proprieto r o f th eLakelan d Hote l fel l fro m a boa t i nt o th e lak e las t week Wate r go t i nhe r lung s an d sh e suffere d a hem m1 orage ,t Wil l Sop p o f Chilso n sol d hi s hone yt o Detroi t partie s fo r 100 I Byro n Swee t whil e workin g i n th eChilso n grave l pi t ha d hi s le gcaugh t i n th e machiner y an d bro ke n H e i s a Universit y hospital Beula h Burge s o f Anderso n spen tth e wee k en d wit h Rut h Potterton Joh n Rubbins , a Sout h Mario nfarme r die d Sunday Th e Pinckne y Senior s mad e i Oo n thei r socia l a t oh e Perr y Towl ehome 5 Days San , Mon Tues Wed , Thur , Car y Orant , Sophi a Loren fatTJI E PRID E AiN D TH E PASSION Friday , Saturday , Oct 25 , 2 6Today s Headline d31 0 T O YUMA Wit Glen n Ford , VanHafli nFelici a Far r THEATREHOWBLLTue , We d Thur , Oct 2V2S , 2 42 Supe r Shockin g Horro r Hits BAC K FRO M TH E DEAD JUNGL E HEAT Wlt Le x Barke rColo r Cartfte niiBSSlieBWrsiBiJU 2sSun , Mon , Tues , Oct 27 , 28 , 2 9Curse d Tragi c Hated , Adore dJEANN E EAGLES Wit hKi m Nova k an d Jef f Chandle rNew s Colo r Cart o n WithPeggi e Castl e an d Arthu r Fran zTH E UNKNOW N TERROR I Joh n Howar d an d Mal a Power s Cartoo n an dFriday , Saturday Oct 25 , 2 6 Deab U Featur eAnthon y Dexte r an d Sunn y Tuf U nTH E PARSO N AN D TH E OUTLA WI n feefcnleolo rla oTh e Bower y Boy aLOOKIN G FO R DANGER Wednesday, Thursda y Oct 30 , 3 1 DouW e Featur eTHE MONSTER THAT CHALLBNG ER THE WORLDStarrmjr Ti m Hol t AJS G Sunday, Monday , Octobe r 27 2 8 BO P GIRL S GOE S CALYPSO Matine e Sunda y 23 0 p m eon twit h Jud y Tyler , Bobb y Troub ean d Marg o Wood sColo r Xartoo n an dNewsYo n Ar t fooo rLon g June Allyso n an d Rossan o Brazz ii nINTERLUDE m Cinemeeop e aat f teU r Als o Cartoon Tuce Wed Thur Oc 29 , 8 0 3 1Tyron e Powe r an d Av a Gardne ri nTH E SU N ALS O RISES A HATFUD L BAIN Cartee nSYIVA NTHEATRETues , Fri Sat , Oct 24 25 , 2 6RU N O F TH E ARRO Wi n Technicolo rWit hRo d Stiege r an d Serit n Mentie lBria n Keit h an d Ralp h Meeke relvt t S sAir Cnshle aff9TXKf t BBBVXO aaoiftAt trrrnt simx rIl l Mi l A t you r eoavnieao yosu home , ottc o r vho p tyo n Frou 4 fUti r S svxoa tvf l a t o BiV IA M f Sun Mon Tues , Oct 27 , 28 , 2 9Re d Skelto n jl aPUBLI C PIGEO N NO 1 t a Technioole rNote s t f 2 5 Year sI Pinckney bea t Exten d ter t3 3 t o 0 Friday M Kenned y ha d 3touchdowns , Stanle y Dinke l 2 , Ly ma n Battl e 1 an d Russel l Rea d 1 Bo b Smit h an d Rea d po t th e extr apoins Attorne y Marti n J Lava n i s I nHous e o f Providenc e Hospital , D eroi t fo r a kne e operation Thre e violen t death s ove r th ewee k end Donal d Davision , 27 , o iAnnArbo r los t hi s lif e whe n th e A J Sawye r cottag e a t Cavanaug h Lak eburned , Charle s Atchinson , 12 , wa skille d i n a avei n a t Universit y ho spital , An n an d Luc y William s wa sstruc k an d kille d b y a car at Brig hton W S Swarthout , 83 , die d a t th ehem e o f hi s daughter , Mrs M ,J Reaso n Thufrsday Funerea l a t th eOongl church , Sunday , Rev Ber quj s officiating Hon Edwi n Farmer , 70 forme rmembe r o f th e legislatur e an d presi den t o f th e Citizen s Mutua l Au oInsuranc e Compan y o f Howel l die da t hi s hom e i n Unadill a Thursday Stace y Hall , 26 , die d a t Row e ho spital , Stockbridg e Thursda y follo win g a n operatio n fo r appendicitis H e leave s hi s wife , th e forme r Nin aBrown , hi s father , Gu y Hal l an d 5brothers , Stanley , James , Harlanl ,Ralp h an d Glenn Funera l a t th eCongl church , Revs Berdquis t an dMaycrof t officiating Ther e i s als oBer t Reaso n ha s move d int o th eWillia m Fis k wa s operate d o nlas t wee k a t th e Pinckne y Sanita rium Bor n t o Dalla s Co x an d wif e Oct 2 2 a t th e Sanitariu m a son Th e followin g fro m her e hear dPresiden t Herber t Hoove r spea k a tihe Olypmpi , Detroi , Saturda ynight W C Mille r an d wife , Ros sRea d an d Wife , Reg , Schafe r an dwife , Arthu r Bulli s an d wif e Cha rli s Monro e an d wif e an d y e edito ran d wife Ber t Reaso n ha s move d int o to ehous e o n th e Jo e Monk s far m h eremodelle dTh i Le o Monk s famil y o f Ba y ITATE O F MICHiCA NProbat e Cour t fo r th e Count y o fUvingsU m th Slate r o f th e EsUt t o fClar a Mercer , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d cour t hel a ti n HO T el l i n sai d count y o n Octobe r8t h A D 195 7 a t te n a m Present Hon Hira m J Smith ,fudg e o f Probat e Notic e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t il lperson s intereste d i n sai d estat e ar edirecte d t o appea r befor e sai d Pro ,bat e Cour t o n Novembe r 5 , 195 7 a tte n a m t o sho w caus e wh y a lice ns e shoul d no t b e grante d t o Ralp hGlenn , Administrato r d e boni s no no f sai d estate , t o sel l o r mortgag eth e interes t o f sai d estat e i n certai nrea l estat e describe d i n hi s petition ,fo r th e purpos e o f payin g debt scharge s an d expenses I t i s Furthe r Order e Tha t Publi cnotic e thereo f b e pive n b y publicatio no f a cop y o f thi s jrde r fo r thre e suc ccesehr e week s previou s t o sai d da yo f hearing , i n th e Pinckne y Dispatc ha newspape r printe d an d circulate di n sai d county , an d tha t th e petitione rcans a cop y o f thi s notic e f b e ser e d upo n eac h know n part y i f Interes ta t hi s las t know n addres s b y registe rt d mail , retur n receip t demanded , a tlas t fourtee n 14 day s prio r t o sit hhemring,o r b y persona l servic e a t leas tfive 0 day s prio r t o suc h hearing Hira m R Smith , Judg e o f Probat e A Tra Gop yHele n M Goul dgestiste r o i Probat e Vivain Blain e an d Jane t Blai rj SPECIA L NOTIC E I am no w representin g th e Avo nCompany Fo r product s o r hom e de monstratio n cal l UPtow n 88486 TH E S1AT E O F MICHIGA Nfi e Probat e Cour t fo r th e Count y o f Livingsto nin th e Matte r o f th e Bstat e o fFran k H Johnson , Deceased A t a sessio n o f sai d Court,hel a o n th e 1st da y o f Octobe r A D , 195 7b v sai d Cour t ntth e Probat e Offic eFrczrMTroabl e Hira m RSmitb ,Judg e o f Probate Motfo e i s Hereb y Given , Tha t th epetitio n o f Lawrenc e Johnson, , th eadministrato r o f sai d estat e prayin g bi s fina l accoun t b e allowe d an d th eresidu e o f sai d estat e assigne d t oth e person s entitle d theret o wH l b ehear d a t th e Probat e Cour t o nOctobe r 29 , 195 7 a t te n a m I t i s Ordered , Tha t netie e thereo fb e give n b y a pubeatio n o f a cop yhereo f fo r thre e week s ewnsectivel ypreviou s t o sai d aa y o f heasmg i n ttn e Pfookne y Dispatch , an d tha t to opetitione r caus e cops o f thi s notic et o b e serve d upo n eac h know n part yi n interes t a t hi s las t knaw n addres a y registere d mail , retur n receip t d emaned , a t leas t fourtee n 14 day prio r t o sue h hearing , o r b y perso n vservic e a t leas t fire 6 day s prio r t otoe heating ,Bfca m R 3mi , Judg e e f Probe A tru e cop yHele n M Goul dRagist f Probat Bottl e Ga sA i GASSERVJQ EHGM HMT1NGPH0NE 63 HOWELLWater UfradromatOp Wlnfar tad Sommw bwsBao4off na MoadaraSoft Wtw hall Wuh, Off , N v1 , v C i , , , , vV HNGKHBY DtSPATCS Wednesday, October 28, 1957 TheStore ORYGOOD5GENTSCANNED GOODS SHOEUNGER1EG EMM Al STOWHome Coming Game Manchester vs PinckneyAT THE PINCKNEY LIGHTED VETERANS MEMORIAL FIELDFRLOCT 25Queen Crowninq Ceremony 1tef i Judy Froehlick, Senor Quen Anita Shirey, Sophmore Queen Barbara Brown, Freshman QueenNo picture of Myna Livingston Junior was availableSOB EGELER BODY SHOPPINCKNEY DISPATCH MPHER8ON STATE KDETROIT DIE SETLLOYD HEN DEE, SuperrhorTHOMAS, READ SONS 1HOWARD READ, BUILDER RAY M DUFFY, M D STANLEY D1NKEL, Village Pres THIS ADV IS SPONSORED BYGENTILE HOME CENTERTHE PINCKNEY TAVERN8WARTH0UT FUNERAL HOME LYLE JONES STOREVEDDERS MARATHON SERVICE RITTER RADIO T V LEES GULF SERVICESHIREYS RADIO ft T V ilPinekney Dispatch Entered as Second Class Matter at Postotficevrw At of March 8, 1877 j ,14 South Howell SttPiaekneyJMioh jSuDMMipte Price 1JO a Yjar j jMrs Rene Miller and Carol werein Ann Arbor MondayWinston Baughn and wife andClifford Miller and wife spent several days at Lovells last weekWilliam Davis AND ROOFINGREMOMJLUNG Mrs Nora Sprout and Timmy were Mr Mrg Norman Wniu withSaturday gueste of John and Dorothy Mflc Jattj and wm Murphy of Mrs Thressa Coylc spent 4 dayslast week with Eudolph Koeppenand wife at their cabin at LovellsThey also went to Mackinaw andthe new bridge The Harold Henrvs were in Addij sun, Sunday to attend the y5tb birth day dinner fOr bis grandmotherMrsMargrette BakerMrs Jeanette McDonald is ill atthe home of her daughter, Lois, atEushton,The Dr Charles Hoder family, theJohn Kennys and Lee Wilsons of Detroit were Sunday guests of theLester McAfeesEdmund FridayHaines, Joe Plummer and Douglas Plummer spent theweek end at the Pummer cabin atLovels, Alvin Greenfield and wife cfCurtis stopped at the Lester McAfeehome last week enroute to ForidaPercy Ellis and wife spent Sundaywith the Byron Wilsons in Ann Arbor Clifford VanHorn and wife visitedDr Willetts at Marion last weekEzra Plummer who worked inAnn Arbor many years has retiredard lives in the cabin at Lovells heand his son, Joe, built George VanNorman, John Packer,1 Brandon White and Olin Robinson joined the Grotto in Ann Arbor Saturday They also attended the dinner at the Michigan Union, honoringGlen Alt who received a life noniber shipThe Andrew Nesbitts spent lastThursday with Mrs Lillian Wylie in Dexter Sunday they visited MrsMarion Pearson at McPherson hospital, Howell where she was takenFriday when she fell and hurt herkneeRoss Lamb and wife of Cincinnatti Ohio, spent the week end at the Tom Ware home The Wares enter taied in their honor Sunday the EarlKimblers and John Paul Wares, Bob Darrow and wife of Livonia spent the week end at the Ray Burnsj homei The Frank Aberdecns and RON Noggles were Sunday guests of the Harold Fairehilds in Birmingham The Fairehilds have a new babydaughterHarold Porter and wife attendedOES installations at Ann ArburWednesday and Hqwel1 Saturday The Robert Read family attendeda dinner Sunday at the Arthur Bull is home in Gregory, The Robert Mitteeis and Dan Howetts were alsooreThe George VanNormans calledon his aunt, Mrs Grace Shilton, inJackson Sunday,1 MrsEdith Garner, sister of George VanNorman will be installed as WM of Strathmore Chapter OES on October 30George Roche and wife of Fowlerville were Sunday dinner guests of the Earl BaughnsThe Keith Bradburys of Dexterwere Sunday guests of the L J Henrys,Callers of Mrs Jennie Hookertest week were Dan Brooks and wife of Ypsilanti and Mrs Margaret Old enran and Mrs Erma Nagel of Dttroit The Jack Young family called onthe Kenneth Frya in Brighon onSundayLee Lavey and wife and Mrs MaoMetz were Sunday guests of tha ,Jack Sharps in Lansing IMiss Anna McCleer of Detroit and Mrs Henry Ruen of Birmingham jI were Sunday guests of the C, J ClintonsMrs Gladys Clinton and Mrs MaryAmburgey called on Mrs NellieClark Saturday at the Bill Clark home in Ann ArborThe Tom Clark family or Ann Arbor called on Mrs Margaret Clark and family SundayElmer VanBeuran and wife of Byron called on Mrs Emma Dinkel one Wagoners Grocin6066 PINCKNEY ROADQuality LOW PRICESBeer and Wine To Take OatPHONE HOWELL 705J2Coal and Fuel Oil Will Soon Be NeededWe Have TheSUNOCO FUEL OIL AndThe Best of CoalWE CAN STILL SAiiE CARE OU AT SUMMfiR PR10MD, I HOY SONSHA 58119 Dexter Lumber, Coal, Fuel Oil DEXTER MICHIGANKUTH RlihR,Finekney, VUIage Treasurer 0 FLU 0 6i AWK M HoweHHI , PARTNERS THROUGHOU T MICHIGAN , Som e 50,00 0 girl s an d boy sfro m uppe r elementar y an d juno r hig h schoo l grade s ar eperformin g a n outstandin g service The y ar e member s o f J0 School Safet y Patrols , a publi cijiLTiis t activit y sponsore d b y th e AA A an d it s affiliate ,th e Automobil e Clu b o f Michigan Thes e Safel y Patro l member s must b e a t thei r post s eac hda y a t les t fiftee n minute s befor e schoo l opens , mus t sta yo n dul y afte r schoo l clones Thei r loya l effort s hav e helpe dsubstantiall y t o reduc e fata l accident s involvin g chil d ped estrian s in th e 5J 4 nmc Mroup Michigan s Truckin g Industr y rjJute s thes e Safet y Patro lmembers Lik e them , th e Industr y is doin g it s utmos t t opromot e safet y o n ou r street s an d highwaysthroug h rigi ddriver trainin g p,n u, ,arefu l maintenanc e o f equip ment , an d educationa l c i mpnins So , t o yo u girl s an d boy sin whit e ba m hrown e belt s w e say , Hi , Partners Wer ewit h you Michigan Tracking Asiocfifio afor t Shelb y Hrtt i isu Hol l u cIONtak e Howel l Roa d t o Schafe rthen On e mil e Wes t o n Schafe r fid ISprout a t Portag e Lek e da las t week Th e Joh n McGuir e famil y o fB Gd , Hirer , HoweO , Phon e Ho 71 7 Sara h Wyli e i s workin g i n a dres s Ledt o Sunday I t wa s th e1 sho p i n An n Arbor weddin adversary Bunker Hil l ha d dinne r a t Torby a Dearbor n wer e Sunda y guest s o f th eJEdn a Spmn and Jac k She l th Walte r Mario n Davi s James Whitleys Andre w Neabit tand wif e spen tpen tFrida y wit h Mm , Lillia n Wyli e o fD Dexter f KJPPLIE SPaintin g , Lesson sAls o Cerami c Paintin gPhon e Howel l 71 7Eas t Gran d W m don calle d o n th e Arthu r Kryc h fa m Clark , wer e th e Clar e Hendee a o f il y a t tfc e Mich Stat e San Sunday Chev y Chase , Marylan d aif t Lyn n Mr an d Mrs E d As h an d son , Mr Stev e Tiolad v returne d t o Hende e f f wife , Don o f Cadilla c spen t th e wee k en d S t Petersbur g Florid a las t wee k i Mr an d Mrs Howar d Rea d wer e wit h Marti n Ritters Wit h the m the yI Mr s Edn a Spear s an d Jac k Sheldo n i n Detroi t Thursday wen t t o th e MichiganNorthweate mtoo k he r a s faTa a Atlanta , Georgia Sprout, daughter , Patt y xtba U gam e an d ha d dinne r wit hA h Neebit t an d wif e o f Detroi t d MrsEthe l Sprou t spen t th e we k Nas h i n An n Arbor wer e Sunda y tueit r o f th e Jeme e wit h th e Joh n Letting , i n Chi Th e Arthu r Stulie o f Garde n7JJr B1 w ago Mrs Leasin g i i A daughte r S f Cit y wer e Stxuia y guest , o f th e lW7 the ki t WiUia m Sproo t Gi y FRI OCT ii,SAL E START S A T 10 0 P M 3 3 HEA D HOLSTEI N CATTL E 3 3 Al l Bre d an d mos t du e soon Th e Foundatio n Stoc k i s Registere dDAIR Y EQUIPMENT FEE D 3 Surg e Milkers , 6 Ca n Cooler , 3 0 Mil k Cans , Doubl e Ca n Wash 450 0 Bale s o f Alfalfa , 30 0 Bale s o f Straw Sil o o f Grae g SOag eFARMIN G TOOL SAlll s Chalmer s Tacto r wit h al l th e Attachment s an d Ful l Um oiTools Loui s Haydu , Prop TERMSSi x Month s Tim e o n Bankabl e Note e a t 6 CASE Y ft WYLI E Auctioneer FLOY D i eli l A jon thi sFUEEZERthe y las tREGULA R PRIC E4990 5o p quality, top features fo p constructo n TITESEA L CONSTRUCTION Protect s pta k flavo r o f food HAND Y PACKAG E DISPENSER Hold s 2 4 packages FULLWIDT H PULLOU T DRAWER Store s bulk y an d oddshape d packages AUTOMATI C CONTROL Maintain s perfec t storag e terrfpeicture 5YEA R WARRANTY O n hermeticallyseale d freezin g system FOO D SPOILAG E WARRANTY 3year s protectio n free An d man y crthe r outstandin g timesavin g qualit y features STO P I N v OFFER IS LIMITEDTHELAVE Y HARDWAR EJ NO HUNTIN G SIG NAn d N o Trc sA t Dispatc h Offic e FOR SALERefriefetor , Westin ghous e smal l 20 Electri c Rang Westinghou s 20 Dinin g Roo m Tab ,l e an d Chairs , Hk e ne w 20 Cal l Tevening s o r Sundays ,Clyd e McCleer , Gregory , Mich IHF BIWS S PROFESSIONA L C0RNH FO R SALE 195 1 Concor d Plymout hCoup Everythin g i s goo d abou tPhon e U P 8341 9FO R SALERefrigerato r 3800 ,Radi o 60 0 Washin g Machin e 150 0Uprigh t Sweepe r 16 , Livin g Reo mSuit e 2500 141 2 Eas t Mai n St , Pinckney Ifet ftiidtojrSiftfteitinRa y I L Dvffy t If S t i Mih Caf lA, to titt P N p ai k 4oU P CovUnu12 5I CLAY GORDO N MAL E HEL P WANTED No w ta klin k application s 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch October 23, 1957 Description An account of the resource October 23, 1957 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 1957-10-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/44a236d4ec1c6d986467922c73fb9d32.pdf 58607e76b543312479d78a0af1931bca 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. Use the Windows Snipping Tool to capture the area of the document you want to save. 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. vJlR, , i i cywfsKsrWedBMday, October 30, 1957No 48leuseHoI V Local Man Named to Board ofDirectors of New Banking Business MANCHESTER WINS tl to 0Manchester team which had hadmly ona ofoaV in 4 joars was too weU trained for Pinck Fr Aiftort Scamiit, PastotSUNDAY MASSKSSummer Masses6S0, 800, 900, 1000, 1130 A M WVter Masses800, 1000 A Mney and had little winning Weekday AUM OU A, M In 1966 industrial wages were er in Michigan than anywhere else , in the nation 9498 per week Nevada j is 2nd with 9210, Montana 3rd ot 9220, Ohio 9000, Indiana 8668,llinois 8425, Wisconsin 8298,New Jersey 8020, Penn, 8020 and Now7898Hourly wages in Michigan were CurrentCcH man interference who did not heai n 4The First Federal Savings and Loan Association will hold open house M the toilers and take Friday, after Novenna Devors ine first reaerai savings am wi IWM xi u my uw w n Friday and Saturday, November 1st and 2nd at the building on East Grand hm out of Mester scored Saturday 430 to 5oO River in Howell in the new Shopping Center Tho new organization will r timg q order Qn widt 8SQ U 900make various types of loans and will pay 3 percent interest on Savings j iWeplng tnd r, Jerry Shadley Pr MAccounts county and the community have long noeded such an iiutitutUm dimax4 a 7 yddrive by going 8yards for a touchdown Jerry Meyerscapped n 8 y4 drive by going yds, for the 2nd than van 58 yds todue to its expanding economic growth, Similar institutions in otherhave flourished for many years The directors and officers are all county people Harold Sutton is tf executive vice president aad acting manager, Ira Jayne is chairman of the board of directors, and Dr George Schafer is vioe president The treasureris Wilfred H Erwin, county prosecutor, and the secretary is Patricia Orth The directori are John M Schroeder, William J Skusa, James Boyd and much runningMostHoward Read Hohmnly Pnckgains wsre on paases Theyhad I scoring hanees but nullifiedall by fumbling wttfe Manchester I getting tfco ball each time Twice they got inside the Manchester 29 and once ware on the 4 yd line beingaided in getting, there by a penalty,, Friday they play Stockbridge thereI This team is ndctfeated this year1 They and their season next Wednes , tfay at SW on Tliis game wI moved up frona Friday so South i could play postponed game with Manchester, go far Piaky has won 3 and lost IPinckney ManchesterIirry KitchenWhitieyHOWARD REAlrW X counts KWrf KennedyL EL G Cft T B Q CL a R kF fc EnglanhNickerson Calvary Mennonitte CfaurofiHrv Uusa Beachy, PasterS S Supt Walter EselMeruiF WorshipSun cm fhool Peoples Meeting 780 Fellowship ServiceWednerias AMICth Annual iimunity Summ School L Calvary MennoniteCUureh Juiv 1 t0 12, 000 to 11140 fur A l Ages ,4 anu upJSvtr x Vvtlc,oifcPeoptes thurcii UndenominationalWest between Urtadilia anuMin StroetsBrooks Sanders, Pastor Schoo 945 a inMorib Worship 1060 anVouth Group 0u p KvininK Servict rf00 p LWed Sr Choir Practise 80u pmThurAdult Prayer Meeting 800 m Youth Prayer Group 70J JV I rate was 233 In 1951 the Michigani wage was 7556 a week Natural gas to heat Michigan and power industry is a major goal inI Michiagan There has never been enough gas in Michigan Gov Williams has a commitee working to find out why it cannot be distributed all over the state instead of only to homes and industry in southernMichgan,It ia a billion dollar business developed in Michigan over Uilast 2 decades In World War II the atate imposedrestrictions on the numbr of asheated hornets They vei resindydfor 5 of 6 companies laat week bec ause thev said their supplies weresufficient for new customers TheConsumers Power Co who serves over400,000 families outside Detroit say their supplies are still inadequate There is talk of another pipeline cominv into Michgan and also of pipingpas in from Canada Charlesdistrict ud niA wile attended1111 iecepuou lor yum LlinlMfflibl Vvaiungum The conjfiinsilfsniiad ms wile write ii up and aha ov ideally lell like a ear load of brisklov Queen Elizabeth as she wrios of nui ireat cnarm and appeal nd sintpikity and friendliness to evoryoiioIu iuct she says the queen is justUIKSI We doubt H ihe tuld aell thialine to Wallie Siuupaon whom toroyal family hus refused to recogme since she married te Duke ofI Windsor The common people woro not invited to the queens reception,Auuission was by tickot oronly Two 18 year old studentscl the gate and made the f font iwjw, posing a church pepej reportersKalph Taylor was attired in an Ep1 mcopal minihiers cassock with whito cord and gold tasseb and woro hiafraternity pin His companion Cameron Pipp, wore a big Sunday schoolbadge They represented themaolvOJas reporter for a church papertot in and talked tothe princeHerbert Brownell, attorney gonoraiin the presidents cabinet since 1958Legislators may change the meth iesignej unexpectedly last week i 11 i U, Smith Col Ball GonyerShadleyi Mayers TruU Sunday SchoolMortfing WorshipWed vboi Pastor 90 a 145 a m cd of sending mentally ill to hospitals Now it requires 2 probatet ourt hearings The new proppsal Nsould give toe probate judge the power to commit after a examination byby Uvj doctors The rights of tho tor billed vould be protected Nowrthe only right they have is to make awillMary oChMt0 NOTES OF THE GAM1IThe queen crowning took place tttween half Th 4 queens rod on Unanthletic field in a dworated truck,id their court They were Barbara Brcwn, freshman Anita Shirey sophmoreJudyThey have three children, a son, Thorny built on Patterson Lake mor Myrua Uvingston junior andpher Monks hill at theThe generaljquainted with the newvto those opening savings accounts senior, Myma Livwaa sslected by the studentsand was crowned queen and adorned with the royal robes by MidgeHigga last years queenTht girls allnil wore formal and must have got vafher chilled in th 18 degree ternperature The Manchester high school bandwas supposed to play at the game game but too many members had theflu They could not make it,We wonder when tho Pinckneyband who have boon two years in formation will funetioa They have no FOOTCALL tCORMSouth Lyon ,o, ijoiiie tiext12, Grass Lake G Holly 3, Brighion 13 Ypsilanti 27, Wyne 20 Ann Arbor 26, Lansing Eastern 6HieUea 6, Flat Rock 0 Lincoln 47,Dundee 6 Milan 20, Saline 6 De witl 47, Morrice 0 Dansville 1H, rowlarville 14, Flint Bentley 28, Linden 0 Flint Northern Res 24,BoysVocational 14 Lansing Resurrection 40, Maaon 6 Northville 20, Milford14 Okemus 9, Leslie 0 Stockbridge 0, Everet 27, Howell 752, St Cecelia 0 University 31, Roosevelt 6 GEORGE FOSTER SKFoster Sr, 68r who ownsliause or Errest Frost farm on Howell Rd died at McPhersonho , iuul, Monday of a heart attack, lie wa born in Kingsville, Ontarioin 1889 the son of Gedrge and MaryEaston AbneyHe had a meut market in Rdford for years He married Ethel Abney, She survives, Therei a son, George jr, ut home and udathter, Mrs Lucille Stein, of De troit The funeral is at the Kantei uncral Homo Detroit 11 a inThursday Hurial in Woodmere Cemttery O E S CALENDAR NOVEMBER Regular meeting Nov 8 Officerswear formals Nov 17, 230 p m Practise atNOTICE Masonic Hall All officers but choirThe Bovs of ths area neod yur , Noy 22 Scnooi ,f instruction 8help The Portage Trails of the Boy p An officers wear colored oron Pinckney Chapter No 145 OES held puuut, uv rSaturday, Oct 26 at the elementary school The room was decorated white, and bronze mums The meeting was opened by theMoranAmerican nag wu presented in the East, and theance to the Hag of our country and sang the Star w Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons of the county werewere the county officers The installing officers were Mildred Miller and Carrie Griffiths,stalling Chaplain Hazel Poulson, Installing Organist Etayse Campbell,stalling Marshall Clifford Miller, Installing Soloist Mae Bryant After the WM Roberta Amburgey Wasthe East by her daughter Chiqueta and son Joey The soloist, Maesang Its No Secret t nnx,A wa8 escorted to the East by his ton boat oifanse warewith S me runninginterference Tho middle of theirline waa not so strong aa Pinckney vade first downs through itTh attendance was large probably aa big as big as the attendance atDUT thon sided Other iM TheMartha, frfluce theyre rcw, Mildred Miller Treasurer, Senee fienry AsscaCond once After she was installed the boioisiMable Hammell Ward Esther, Eleanor Baughn Warder, CMTwere Chnsttan riag, tw 3 scoring chances all of whichfumbtoa twice they were nrip 1111 1 v w j in utiScout of America have the respon whiu formftissiBility to make available to every Boy in Livingston County, the Program of Scouting which places j LIBRARY NEWS Nov 28 Initiation 8 p memphasis on the Scouth Oath or Prom j New boo8 for boys are Johnny ist and the Scout Law for character , Tleniajn ancj North Woods Whammy an assistant was appointed to succeedhim Brownell was the most powerfull figure in the cabinet He is genor ally credited with effecting the nom ination cf President Eisenhower overSenator Taft in 1952 He was an ex perienced campaigner, having man Gov Deweys 2 campaign faspresident Gov Warren of California was suid to be a Taft man but Browmell got him to switch to Eisenhower by promising him the first supremocourt vacancy Warren fot tho court job and wrote the deegregaUondecision Brownell is alsolamed forLending troops into Little Rook toto enforce desegrationj This has put the president behind the 8 ball iftthe south It M reported BrownoA will seek, the Republicannominationfor governor of New York in 1958 A southern governor remarkerr Uaresignation was the biggest fedorairetreat since Bull Run The invasion of foreign can In tfenblcountry reached a new peak in Aof use and is still climbing Aoguatsales reached 20,163 compared tot 9,13fl in August 1956, The 8nonth total was 125,82 comparedics now selilng can in 106tgarnered 41 of the sales during ugust With 4 efthe 6 big compspanies selling foreign rars in 1969 sales are expected,to reach 2JJ,009 The Volkeswagon made in Gernwqraccounted for over half the forfigBear salea development, citisenship trainingand phyiical fi ness In order to administer a qoodSoout program it is necessary tomaintain a council office with a staffwhich includes a full time district xecutiwe who will devote hisfull time supervising the scoutingprogram in the county and in orderto maintain such a service it is ne For girls Sally on the Fence und donated by Camille Buda the Green Cameo Mystery An excellent set of Michigan History given by MrsElleneine Stones of Detroit Several good mysteriesand the Marshall by Andeis givenWelton Chamberlain Staring December 1st there willbe a fine of one cent a day for overformed ciretetorn was to have playedcoining gamenight cancelled due to flulucky to got Grass Late to cessary to have funds with which to iubooksrRleasorotum any bookspay for such administration To main that ovfrdue or in thotVn such program as was admims d box or duri Ub hourgtered lat year it will cost 11000 for every boy enrolled in the Scout CONSERVATION NOTB8 in program It ia now estimated From the for corner of the wordi TatJOb lt come plant, and shrubs to provdo 1600 for each boy enrolled this food and hY for Michigftn wildyear Part of the funds for Uiisoper ife g brom ataon come from the United Funda prodaMI 2 crops a year and birdifeetDrives but wt in Pinckney have no , ttefo mlfalfa b United Funda Drive so must raiseour share with volunteer help from local citizens who give unselfishlyof their tins Now there are 81 boy are enrolled in this programWAGNB18 HUSBANDGive your wivea a break, HavaNOTICETht Piknty Girl Semrtihold a bakt aala Saturday C from 6 a m to 12 HotMaaage or bacon androllsandtoaat,vv trioscakos, coffee Froo will offering Jtepubllesjn Proalrfast Wive comeany time tfeoV prisoa All re wokoma Mao Dallor wondered if Pineknojrsnot nave worked bott wore farther back Housually had to flurry His thrown and tho receiver couUf not got down thofield far enough to catch thorn Pinckney has il senior on theirteam, 9 of whom are regulars Theother station arOjttflfort Mancheo ter had 9 seniors 5 of whom wororegular Their other regulars woro 4 juniors and S sophmore As a rule,unless ha is exceptional a boy does this yoar and 287 boys of scout agoia the Pinekney schools so you canour work cut out forus ductive for 20 years,Cards notifying those who wsrelucky in the special deer drawingswill bo mailed out Nov 1 Rainfall eased Michigan forestOn Friday and Saturday, November1 and 2 there will be a volunteer worker call on you, Th Pinckney Kiwanis Club sponsor the Boy Scouts in fire hazards as 11 fires only burnedover 30 acres last weekOf 349 persons arrested for sensorvation law violations in August last week 344 were convicted Most ofoffenses wore fishing law violationOver 100 wounded and 7 dead ofheart ottaekt was the toll of A navy plane which went npfeet and took important science pU tures crashed in a swamp 25 mflosfrom Iron Mountain last weokJirlJay It was not salvaged until Tuoaday when it was found it had boonstripped of everything including tbo camera and pictured taken Appealsthrough the press have caused moat of the articles to be retumadJust why was the plane left unguai ed if it contained valuable datafIn the meantime the Russian aaioOite ia still sailing around serenlf 1aouter space and the administratlom is still looking for alibies asto wnyRussia boat them to outer space Nodate has boon set fox our launching ofa similar satetttteA It might Wnext March This country has Uraaea a number of rockets some of wWdVware failures One went up 109tmiles Former Defense Secretary Defense Wilson is beinggoat by some for our sputnik Tit wielded tho tneat axo defense and research appto the bone but headministration economydoubis Club sponsor the Boy Scouts n heart ottackt was the toll of 46he We doub1 tf dofonsoPincknoy so wont you do your share fim day of pheasant and small practical now duo to tho fiand contribute liberally to a worthy 1 wtk Monday Rain Mft m cause GoraMComnniRoo ReasonChairnuHsWHERE BLSB BUT ATnot mako the toam nntil hia junior the Hartown Roflereads Three whole year , gome, healthful, happy hours forManchester put their ind toam in i 60c ovary night but Monday 8 totsyfao fadife witlMi tom oaoa time 1 UU session Friday and Saturday norev4ail Sunday t to game seaso n las t wee k Monday , w Mt t an d man ypu t a dampe r o n huntin g fo r a coupl o rf d whe ao f days off a worl d war Qooo ni 1 visi t wa s followe d b y a mOPE N HOUS B SUNDAY , NOV 01 b y Premie r MolOQa aTh o Ricket t Schoo l fo r Retarde d Britian J t no w annouafla iChildre n o n Ricket t Road , Brighto n presiden t an d McMUlaa wil l bol d ope n hooso , Sunday, , Nov Pari s i a Doooaabo r wtt h2 t o I p Ta o puhU c i a ia o f Franc o an d MoMffla m Hs ,, , , y v , , i IrH1 , LJ Oetofcv SO, INT OTABU8HED 1165INCORPORATED 1915i McPHERSONSTATE BANKHOWELL PINCKNEY fNote at fern Afcfe leaching inMICHIGANServing Since 1865 Intereston ALL Savings Accounts Effective November I, 1957Compounded and Credited Semiannually HAVE YOUR SAVINGS DOLLARS EARN MORE CENTS 11pea your Mriagg account at one oi our offices today Make deposits regularlymi watch it grew You can now have your cake and cat it loo Bank safety aadavailatiity for your savings plus a greater reward for your thriftALL D1TOIITS UP TO 10,00000 INSURED BY OUR MEMBERSHIP IN THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Announcing the1958 DE SOTOtheexciting tool and fed ofthe future the ook of the futuretodayw the engine of the futuretodaythe jrtde of the futuretodayON DISPLAY TOMORROW AT YOUR DE SOTO DEALERS TOST Anavi Tin IIMVIHT i mrmvrrp HIUXMIME FIIII 1 LJIBFRIDAY NOVEMBER L1957 VANS MOTQR SALES145 East Main St Phone UP 83341 PinckneyOf DISPLA Y DEALERS , Brian Keith and Ralph MeekerFOOTSTEPS IN THE NIGHT WitBill EHoti and Elenore TanisElla MeCloskejGreen Oak Mra Monks Monks has boughtthe Will Moran house near the mill She sold her fam to Floyd Reasonj Flora Culhane who is running a rooming house in Ann Arbor was herefirst of the weekMrs Sweetman and daughterTessie,have moved from the Will Moras house to the Mary Eagen house on on Unadilla St The Pinekney OES install their jofficers Nov 6 Lucille McCluskey is attending jschool in New Baltimore Earl Day started the Stockbridge creamery Monday The members of the Methodistchurch gave Rev, Exelby and familyA reception at the Methodist parson age Tuesday night Punch and wafers vere served vDr H F Sigler and 2 grandsons, jHollis and Donald, were in a wreck on Wednesday, Thursday Nov 6 7 the Dexter Road, Friday at the Mark uaj, o, 6, 7ham farm The flap came downover the top obscuring the doctorsvision and and they went in the dith Donald who was in the rumble seat got out but the doctor and Hollis wereJ pinned under the cr until released HOWBUAhIff THEATREWHTMOR LAKlFriday 8atrda,y November 1, 2 flowlL Todays HeadtiaenRUN OF THE AEROis Technicolor Wttk Tuee Wed, ThurOe S1Bod Stieger and Serita Meatiel Tyrone Power and Ava GardnerSun, MOB, Tues, Nov, 3, 4 I Greatest Air Spctace of the Howard HughesJET PILOT inTHE SUN ALSO RISES A HATFUU, BAUTAge Friday Saturday Vreaber 1, 2piubte FratareKathryn Grant and William LeslieJohn Wayne and Janet Leigh and the U S Air Forcelty Newt Color Carle n NIGHT THE WORLBEXPLODED akoJeff Morrow and Masa Corday isTHE GIANT CLAW UTHE LONELY MAN in Vista Vision wltfcJack Palance and Anthony Perkins Featuretto Color Cartoon Sunday Monday, Nov, 3, 4Matinee Sunday 230 p m coal Doubl FeatureWalter BrennanfaGOD IS MY PARTNER Kthel Barrymore nd Cecil Kellawajr JOHNNY TROUBLEPinckney high school beat Stockj by Mr Markham who pried the car trjdge here Friday 32 to 6 Murray up with a fence rail Kennedy 4 touchdowns hd Lyman Teeple Hardware are busy putting , Rattle 1 Bob Smith and Russell up stoves they stored, repaired and Head got extra points The Pinckney polished for famlies during the sumrnJ Jine of Cliff Miller center Fritz, er Jerry Keaton did the polishing, j Gardner and Lucius Wilson, guards James Cagney and Dorothy MaloaeArthur Swarthout is back from j John Amorso and BillDrown tackles Mobile, Alabama, an leaves for Ore , john Wylie and Bob Smith ends1 irTpon last week played a great gameDan Baker writes b and his wife ,leave for St Claude, Florida, this week where they will build a house, i Week end visitors of tie Robert Miss Eleanor Brogan and Max Ledges were the Stanley Murdocks of vidge were married Wednesday at Corruna and Roosevelt Pike and son, j rry of Garden City IErnest Lounsberry of the PinckHowell Rd SSunday, Funeral St Marys curch by Rev Fr Commerford Alma McCluskey is teaching atWhitmore Lake Adrian Lavey and Bert Roche visited the school MondayDonald Poole has enrolled in Iheprimary room, bringing the number up ot 49 Sol Reed has enrolled in Tues, Wed, Thurs, Nov 5, 6, 7MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES also CartoonSYLVANTHEAXHE ,ney at Schnackenburg Funeral Home inHowell todayMrs Wayne Wagner has been, illwith the flu The Lloyd Hendees spent Sundayst the Edward Nuoffer home in Holt The Edwin Sprouts were Sunday Harohl Heusmans inMcDonald jr andChubb last Friday, aj the intermediate Leslie Mortenson brought a wasps quests of the nest to school for the 3rd grade sci Ypsilanti,cnce table Born to Florence Reason taught the gram vvife Nancymer room Monday for Dede Hinchey daughter, SandraJosephine Culhane underwent an j Kenneth Darrow of Three Riversoperation for appendicitis at the 1 sPent the firs the week with the Pinckney Sanitarium last week Ml E Dmiws Sadie Harris entertained a party Dvid Brady and Miss Joyce Will friends at her home Friday night , lams of Roscommon who are attend ing the U of M called on the M Eif Darrows Sunday Thurs, Fri, Sat, Oct 31 No 1,2THE YOUNG STRANGBRJames McArthur and Km HuaterSun, Monw Tues, Nov 3, 4, Glenn Ford, VanHafU Felicia Farr31 TO TUMAVtlVTEEZ COMPORT STATE OF MICBiCANtTh Pobate Court for the Chanty1Notes n 25 Years AgeThe Community Players will put or the play The Blue Bag at te Community Hall Friday night Thescene is a a small eastern hotel and th Matter of the Bstatf otinvolves jewel thieves, The cast is Clara Mercer, DeceasedMenry Shifrey, Irving Richardson, At a session of said couri heH ntC W Hooker, Glenn Slayton,Ralph I Hottell in said county on OctoberCarr, Dorothy Carr, Pauline Veddcr, th A D 1957 at ten a m Mary Wilson, Alice Stottlemire, HC Present Hon Hirain J Smith, Vedder, Irene Richardson The specii ldge of Probate ties are acrobatic number, Billy Mar i Notice is Hereby Given, That tin, tap dance Mary Wilson, song anddance Edsil Meyer, Rex Smith Com inunity Quartette Harry Lavey, son of Paiick L4vy of Pinckney was married to Elean Holland of Detroit at Royal Oaki on October 24 Mrs, Laura Burgess Miller, 36,diedt suddenly at her home here Oct, 27 persons interested in said estate ardirected to appear before said Pro,bate Court on November 5, 1957 at ten a m to show causewhy a license should not be granted to RalphGlenn, Administrator de bonis nonof said estate, to sell or mortgage the interest of said estate in certainreal estate described in his petition, She was the daughter of Nelson and j for the Purpose of paying debts Lmma Hicks Burgess and graduated i harges and expenses i from Pinckney high school in 1916She i Tt ls Further Ordere That Publicj married Charles Johnson in 1921 thereof b e give n b y publicatio n ic d i n 1923 I n 192 7 sh e marrie d P y o f thi s rde r fo r thre e su cI Harle y Mille r wh o survives , Funera l e veek s previou s t o sai d da y an d Buria l wer e her e Sundlry r j Bating , i n th e Pinckae y Dispatc h Saturda y wa s Democra t da y in wwpape r printe d aii d circulate dPinckne y an d the y ha d a bi g rall y u A iU vii1 n d flagpol e raisin g o n th e square Th e parad e wa s le d b y th e Democra t S Yoa Ar e O nYou r FeelLon gHours yeafoo t o n l VC0 9 un y t taDblwr , l aTelvf t S MAir Onsbio atftoes tty osil at yout eoavtaitaet iayotr home, oBo, or sop to fiveIW Ulft Of t0t tOXfktQttIllcounty, and that thea copy of this notice tr be terv 1 The Ciltond Haine family art mule loaned by Mrs Edna Spearsi It was driven by Sheriff Finley and the wagon it drew carried the countycandidates The mule carried banners reading Roosewelt and Prosperity,I Roosvelt Days are Happy Daysi The Cohoctah Fife and Drum Corp furnished music The parade stopped j Helen at the square where the flagpoleI was raised with the Stars and Stripes above and the Roosevelt flag below J Lee Lavey, colal chairman, called the meeting o order tn the Commun 1 ity Hall and Alfred Pfau, county chairman presided Lester Huff sang,i remarks were made by Walli Knapp 1 for state senator, Henry Howlett for representative Sheriff Finley, MMar fin La van Major Bravener for clerkGw Fay, trea,s, Ed Millet, register, Frank Knight, supt of poor andClaude Cady for congress The adless was made by Dan Mahoney of Lansing, a silver tongued orator ofthe Woodridge N Ferris styleDespite rainy weather a good crowd turn ed ,ootWhile coming home from thtteachers institute in Detroit lastveek Beatrice Lambom of Gregorywrecked hr ear 8 aflat waft tf Pincknay, She receved laceraionsakeut the head Nellie Dtatoa j The Ciltond Haine familyupon eek known party J interest hnmng a new home on Rose Sthi lt k dd b iat his last known address by register j The Howel Dukeg cottag at H1d mail, return receipt demanded, ati land Uke bmed down Monday It last fourteen 14 days prior to eh, WM unoccupied,baarfaafftor by personal service at least fire 5 days prior tc such hearing Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate2opyM Gould The Dougliu Plummer faniily ofGarden City nd Frank Skoman ot Ann Arbor were Saturday vsitortof the Edmund Haines familyBottle Gas t hLlTING GASSEDHOME HEATINGPHONE HOWELL H th e Wate r LatmAroma i tad Stor eOpe n Winte r ai d Summe r Opm Monaay stree s Ka M dfi M3 , LakeUndMIc h Sof t Watar Faail ytmXtj Wash , Jr x Claaaing , Cotto n Rugs SOut f Bugs , Bi dton Ut O i BiGala r vMk v Co 1 VfWednesday, October 80, 1957s TheStore URYGOODSGNTS FURNISHINGSCANNED H 0 Ei FIRST SHOWING OF 19i3 PLYMOUTttSFRIDAY NOVEMBEU 1357Many New Features On 1958 PlymouthSilver Dart twotone exterior styling trim, sweeping backward and up lo the tip of the PlymouthBelvedere 4door hardtops familiar fins, is new with 1958 Belvedere models and Sport Suburbanstation wagons The contrasting dart is available either in anodized aluminum for a striking new effect, or in compatible colors Plymouths outstanding TorsionAire suspension system and itstroublefree mechanical push button controls are retained for 1958 Six tngine options, a new ConstantControl power steering system providing Plymouths famous fiflltime ease of operation, i new SureGrip differential and a new automatic EconoChoke are available on 1958 Plymouth carsbeing introduced in dealer showrooms across the nation on November 1Plymouths new Sport Suburban station wagrn for 1958 goes even more modern with an upsweptSilver Dart twotone treatment that heightens interest in the popular roar fins Also new for 19Sffare the dual headlights, standard equipment on all Plymouth cars, and a dressed up lower grille so tion which matches the horizontal lines of the upper grille The distinctive rearfacing third scatwhich P h introduced in 1957 is againavailable with Sport Suburban station wagons for 19The new V t, vith six engine options and 19 separate body styles and models, will be Uktroduccd Tn dealer iiioroorji throughout the ftrijuiii November T VANS MOTOR SALES 77 145 East Main St Phone UP 83341 PinckneyWilliro Davis I Mrs, Beulah Miller, son, Norman,i and Ona Campbell called on MrsKDXNG AND ROOFING k Marion Pearson at McPheron bosAMD REMOBELUNG Pital last weok Finekney Dispatch td as Second ClassSateredMatter at PoetofficeAt of March 8, 187714 South Howeti ftfPsiney4Mkb, Subsostptioa Wee LfO a YtrThe D Conklins had a Halloweenparty Saturday at thier home toGrand Rapids lor Pvt DavyIBurns Those there were Ray Bum fil d thBuns Thos yand wife, Don Burns faibily and thf Jack Young family The Kenneth Fry famflyof Brightonspent Sunday at the Ray BurnsThursday night was he 14tnbirthday of Tommy KeadThere was a dinner at the Elks temple, Ann Arbor Those there were the HowardReads, Ross Reads, George Wilde srand wife , George Wilde jrs and Mrs Britts of CalforniaGeoge VanNorman goes to Milwaukee, Wis, this week to attendan electrical engineer convention Mrs Carmen Porter and Marilyndustafson was in Detroit last Weduesday to attended a Rainbow GirlmeetingMrs Louise Shehan spent last weekwith Mrs Edna Spears, State Trooper Garth Meyer ofof Flint visited at the W H Meyerhome Friday anl attended the football game here C, W Hooker and wife of Ann Arbor called on Mrs Jennie HookerSunday Mrs Jane Clark and family of Dexttr and Robert and Junior Darrow were Sunday puesta of the Mark Nash family Frank Clark and wife of Milfordwere Sunday jruests of the Winston Reughns Lynn Hendee and wife and LloydHendee and wife were Thusdy guests of the Dr, Lloyd Nath family B d River, HowtH, Mfch Phone HOT ill 717 Mesdames Joon Mattewm andCarrie Grffiths gave a baby showerat the formers horn last WednesRoy Reasons entertained theLarry Lobdeli Sunday in honor of at Cold water 1Sunday guests of W H Meyer anJwife were Mrs Willa Lamb amifamily of Ann Arbor and the James Meyer family, G W Meyer has purchased a caoii in northern Michigan and he and William Lamb spent the week endlitreThe Charles Rice family of Detroitmd the Earl Sampson family of Flint were Sunday quests of IV , ter McAfpssMr, uJ Mrs, Tom Neff oi AimAnn Arbor aont Sunday wih h Hobert Ackeys , The C J Clintons went to DetroitSunday Mis Clinton remained for avisit with her s hJGeald and kalpiiThe card club ynve Mrs DorutliyParker Sprout t baby shower latMoiuliy at the hone ofMam meMrs Viola Rnul tcok hor mother,Mrs, Claudia Ptrs, back to J nek onMundaytMrsBlanche Clak and MrihireyClark and children were Tuesday guests of the Iviaynard Clarks inMilanThe Tom Clark famiy of Ann Arbor called on te Mrs, Mirgaret Clarkfamily Sunday Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and Johnnyand Christine were in Ann Arbor Satvrday Chiquita Amburgey gave her parents, the Merlin Ahburgeys a surprise Sunday on their 12th wedding anniv rsay Those there were the Ots Matte sons, Joe Griffith, Clifford Miiloii,I Mrs, Mary Amburgey and the Har old Henrys, j Martin Ritter sr and wife of Lake land week Sunday guests of the Mar tjn Ritters David Ledwide came home from Venice Culifornia, last week and it working at the Michigan MoldedPlastics, Dexter The ale Meabon family movedinto the William Kennedy apartmenton Putnam St SundayMrs Mary Fitzsimmons and 2daughters of Detroit and Mrs Jrvin Kennedy called on Patrick Murphy and family in Fitchburg SundayGeorge Meabon and wife spentiast week at LovellsMrs Barbara Shelten and childen of Howell called on tke Andrew Xesbitts last week Mike Carver visited the Robertf Secfeld family Saturday Wagoners GroceryM66 PINCKNEY ROADty MerchandiseLOW PRICESBeer aad Wine To Take OilMarion Davis FainuagAlso Ceraaue PaimMg FkoM Howell 717East Grand Jttrer jo Xtp The Doyle Tetnpletons of KeegoI Harbor spent Sunday with the Albert spent Sunday with Albert Shirleys guest of Janet Shirley I Among those who called at the Walter Glover home atfor Agatha Knight 26 were thereCharles Eisele and Steve Geryc I The Louia Haydu family will move and wife Fowletrrille called from the Harold True form to the Joe Stackable farmBernard Lavey and wilt f Lansingcalled on ye editor SaturdayWilliam Burroughs and wife havesold their farm at Pettysville to Ed arschner of Brighton and movedon Mrs Emma Vollmer SundayMrs FJorence AtLe is tintingson, Cy and family in GladwinMrs Marion Pearson is gettingalong nicely at McPherson hospital Her leg is in a castlies, Mrs Lettie Nesbitt, MrsViola Read, Mrs Claudia Peters,Fred Wylie and wife, Mr and Mrs Roy Dillingham Mr and Mrs HerJesse Henry was taken to Univevaity hospital, Ann Arbcr Friday n Widmayer, Aza Decking, MrsGerald Henry of Detroit spent Ev Allan, Mr Olah Bidweilthe week end at the gyy Roy Clark and v mother, Mrs GWno the borneof Mrs Charles Gatatman of Howell Articles sold well at the Hayduauction Friday The cows averaged280 each The Greeene school bad their Halloween party Tnday night and the Howard Read and wife spent theweek end in Pittaborg, Pa with the Russell Read familyMr and Mrs Clare Miller andCarol were in Detroit SaturdayCarol Miller found a fur neck piecein Dexter last weak It bekojrtd toWost Marion drafts pasty la on Ann Arbor My Sh got 10 rvww PHONE HOWELL 705J2Coal and Fuel Oil Will Soon Be NeededWe Have TheSUWUCO rUEL OIL AndThe Best of CoalWE CAN STILL SAKE CARE YOU AT 3 U MM MR PsUOHtU I HOLY SONS1A S119 Uexier, Coal, Fuel OflDEXTER MICHIGAN1CS FLOWERS I iHO lano well Mieityrir You Should Pray ForBy Rev Donald F Miller, former editor of The LlfetftaPEOPLE WHO say, MI dontget much out of my prayers, orGod doesnt seem to answer myprayers, have a wrong Ideaabout the principal purpose ofprayerPrayer Is not for what you getout Oi o, but what Cod wants togive you in answer to prayerTOO MANY people come tolook upon prayer as though it should always be a means ofget ing an answer that can befelt and enjoyedThe ef fectlooked for maybe a feeling ofintense devotion and delightfulcloseness to God Or you may belooking for bet ter lit ami, themoney to pay bigbills, a change T of heart in an ungrateful hus band or wife, or something else lo make life easierNvTE OF these things is badin itself, nor completely outsidethe purpose of prayer Butr rntration on the things of1 woId blinds you to prayers 1 i ,ovtant goal union withC i in this lift as a beginningof union vth God in eternity C J v s four things for that He has creato every Christian nn agreement withr v rri rh the prayers of , arid nin sure thatc iosc n covered The p riiuni i the folJc evess iM THE FIRST purpose of everprayer I ever say, O Qod, will Mto ask You for the grace to te,v4 my soul, to reach the happlMtiof heaven, to enjoy the glorious beitiflc vision of Yourself foreverTHE SECOND purpoM fevery prayer I ever say, O Oo4 will be to ask You for an tvarincreasing measure of the metut to salvation, that Is of the helpfnecessary to do Your will, ntof the courage I shall nee ta using my free will to cooperatewith your helpTHE THIRD purpose ofprayer I ever say, O Ood, will to ask You for the gracesalvation for all whom I l for all who are dependent upopme, for all to whom I am lftdebted, and, In a special manneffor my enemiesTHE FOURTH purpose of mprayers, O Ood, may be to obtain relief from any ont of tU thousand forms of temporal suNfcring or the benefit of any oneof a thousand sources of pastingjoy, ener for myself or others, This purpose may at times seemfirst and uppermost in my mintfI intend it now and always lo btlast, and subordinate to the three purposes named aboveOne may pray for a cure ofcancer, for a happy marriage,or for a loved one But If btprays as a true Christian, haknows that although not getting exactly what he asks for, ht 14receiving a surer hop afjoying heaven foreverUP AND OVER go members of the special Mlcniraaemit company at Great Lakes Naval Training Cmd irse The agile recruits are 1 to r BasaM BSarinaw Thomas J Gobble of Mt Clemm Fraa LV eUL Glann of Flint John D Jewell af r of Charlcvotx and Archie K tHBtt f n of the Wolves c Sept WLii y HOBICC rrFREEZERNOW ONLYthey lastREGULAR PRICE r October 1957499tj5 Jr, ,top quality, top features fop construe ion TITESEAL CONSTRUCTION Protects puk flavor of food,o HANDY PACKAGE DISPENSER Holds 24 packageso FULLWIDTH PULLCUT D3AWER Stores bulky and oddshaped packages o AUTOMATIC CONTROL Maintains perfect storage temperature 5YEAR WARRANTY On hermeticallysealed freezing system,o FOOD SPOIUGE WARRANTY 3years protection free And many other outstanding timesaving quality featuresSTOP ir OFFER IS LWJZD THE LAVEY HARDWARENO HUNTING And NAc Ditpatincus r neysVEGETABLESFISHi MEATSGROCERIES3v QUALITYMARKET PRICESCOURTEOUS SERVICE FOB SALERefricertor, WestingtmaU 20 Eketrie Bange,Weatinious 20 Dining Room Table and Chain, like new 20 Call tr evenings or Sundays, Clyde McCleer, Gregory, Mich nfir juiwEss PROFESSIONAL CORNEIFOR SALE 1951 Concord PlymouthCoop Everything is good about thisPhone UP 83419SALERefrigerator The PiD6tejrSmifetinIL Jnffi ItCO A M U tiMP M FUNERALDirectorModem AmbulajieePBONB U PP M Frei C Rawkfcrff, SractRadio 00 Washing Machine 1500 Upright Sweeper 111, Living ReomSuite 2500 412 East Main St, Pincknej 120 West GrandHoweU MidbigsaMALE HELP WANTED Now takink applications for light press andlight welding ARCO INC46 N Dexter St, PinckAty Mich tCLAY CORDONMfeilSTfiRKb LAN1 suRtrnVoBQffloe 11H it Gxaad1SI1W HowelL otilllogoaUU W MuneH LLOYD HENDEEttaulingMade to DeiruruFOlt KENT 4 room apartment in ilK Vl K Pinckney Call Bigh r AC U 3731FOR SALEFuel Oil Tanks, 275 and f210 gallon capacityJohn Keilman UP 83409 J iFOR SALE 1955 Ford Convertible,automatic, three tone blue, new top iwhite sidewall tires, radio, heater Harold Davia, Portage ake DENTISTlephon Office 08t tesidiee 814byHewell sBERTPAKM 8ALE3 ft SPBCIAIXTIf 75 Shell Beach Rd phone HA 6 514 jne UP 3146OR SALE Halloween Pumpkins i v it n OISl Jon Loi Farm phone UP 83277 I K IrtOlmqUlStFOR SALE 21 inch Televiiion,con sole model, excellent condition,Evans Oil Space Heater, good condition, Drum Top Mahogany Table 245 Unadilla St UP 83136WANTED Good used Furnitureantique guns, marble top tables, China dolls, Oil lamps and Jewelry Violas Antiques 231 East Sibley StPowell, Mich Tuesday ThroigV Saturdty11 H 3 S to 1And by Appointment AC 72981300 Wet Grand RiviP BRIGHTDN Roger j Carr AgencyCJMFiTu INSURANCE OV1 AGEiithRCarr I 4 2 MILL STMich Phone UP 8 SIMUAL ESTATE, Homes, Lake PropertyBusiness Opportunitiesict Your Propertyl withi EALD REASONBroker 209 Worth Peoxl ft PH0NE UP 88166Mary WoltAD Kinds of Real Estate LUtUf WantedMain Office HA 6888 at 7411 Portage Lake Road, near N Territorial 132 EST MAIN ST, PINCKNEY Kenvv Krahn, Salooinsi VP 84130TRADE OR SELL 12 Mall Electrc Chain Saw, ike new retails for 125for used late model 12 ffuage auto,matic or pump shotgun or 50 cash, Pete Gerycz UP 9 5517FOR SALE Kenmore Oil Heater CLASSIFIEDADSFOR SALE Double bed with boxsprings, mattress and spread 3500T10, 1 drake and 5 Muscovy ducks 10 Evenng only H Grodell, Phone UP 8558910440 Cedar Lake RoadFOR SALE Two Space Heaters, 1a 5 eoom on,, 1 8 room one Jane Widmayer, UP 83422 WANTED Expierenced bookeeprwoud Ike bookoenino and generaloffice work to do in my home Cangive excellent referencesLaura Walker, 1331 EaM36,Pinckney LOW PRICE RUBBER STAMP9Made to OrderA Low as S Line 100,tra line SttStock Stamp 40c eaeb Fact Accurate fbnrkeBERGERS RUBBERWORKS11922 Weiman St Pinekaey, MichREAL ESTATBFOR RENT Modem Furnished threeI rooms and bath apartment also lourrooms and bath unfurnished Call IMrs Oacar eck UP 83434 JFOR SALEA pair of French Doors and Hardware, Mrs John Colone Phone UP 83145 Coal of wood heatngGLADYS AND SHIRLEY HENRYPhone UP 8977811269 Hiland Ct ,HeH Pinckney, MichSalesman for King RealtyIFOR SALE Spring and Mattress,Refrigerator62, Floor Type Radiosl6 and 10 Singer Sewing Machine,Treddle Model with Electric Motor Call after 530 p m, UP 8C272 , suitable for fishinc shanty, pitr pump with long pipe, all in excelent condition ,ient, furnshod or unfurnishedN J Buzzard, 326 d Main, Pincknev i phone UP 8313 or UP 8 3393FOR SALfc, A Warm Morning F0R RENT FunUhed or unfurniiihStove, burns coal or wood L W Umstead, UP 83235, ,FOR SAIEOne 12 guago Snottnl 3 bedroom house and doubleage at Hiland Lake H Hunter U 33776 eveningSALE 12 guage double barrel, Shotgun 22 repeating rifle, boji in line shape at 212 East Main St in ckney UP 8 3185iR W W MADSEN Building Bitgnton, MienOPTOMETRISTand Thun, 830 to 500Evenings by Appointment 1S6 Eait Grand Gun, Double Barreel clean after R0R RENT Upstairs apartment530 a all day Satorday r3 S8 Henry U 8 345pinT 315 S HoweU St FOR SALE Holstein bull, 1QPnckney, MichI old ready for serviceFOR SALEFour KooHomtf with Milton Carver 1740 Hinchey Road Bath, 2 lots 3,500 PAINTINGinterior and exteriorDan Gardner454 Dextei St Pinekney Phohe J B i UPtowft 9U09 FFOR REFOEgs WantedSaUman for Geiild jfitatea Ail Kndg hat 2 htt roea,Ontral IanxrtaeePHOKX UP 9 Seal chenette and bath Call VP 844JilSylvester HarrisI VANT9DiV and interior ded eithna4MM A Unit,Riikh LaWview8 11ftTonvMaodelfeSawFiliu Shop LAWN MOWER SHABPKN1KG116 24 Biverbank Eikad UkeGOOD SEASON FOR BOEEOWING T PJ Dtor or DeatictP to Defray School RTLSORRELLWater Wolfeand PumpsAll Makes of Pumps Serviced M5 DxterPineknay Read HA 6 9454 AI Septic Tank SmficeLisemed and Boaded hjr Hk State of 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