365 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/0fefdb16f31208e0c1ea767f85fcf853.pdf 36dfcec51e2196f76febe45afd37c93a 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. eiff jsssejsisii c k u V v Volume 8 If present plans continue that voters wui be laced with 3 reap, portionment plans to vote on at the November election They will be ttubflUttud biy the CIO, Arl and Michigan industrial conitren ce ihe Michigan constitution reads the legislature roust be apportioned every 10 yers Tius iiaa not oeen done since 1813 Although the cities have the balk oi population e rural dis mces conuol tnu legislature and said ieyiiuiuie wants it to re rnaui ihat wa, Three counties Wayne, Genesee and Saginaw now have a population ol ji 766 which is one half that oi me the state These industrial city districts aie usually Dernonuc and parual to ail social weuare legislation and to passing the cost on to industry That is why industry is against following the constiiu ion by reaportioninq according to population There 13 iiUle ditierence be tween the C 1 O and A F of L plans, both would reapportion both the house and senate accord ifig to population The industrial plan would reapporion the house LXII leave me senate as it is mer ly adding 2 more seats Ine Michigan Pubhc Service Coimiiun has granted Micm gan Bell Telephone Company a raie increase on their showinq that increased costs have reduc ed their earnings below the level of a fair prohtThe telephone com pany asked 22,000,000, the pub lie service commission gave them 7,000,000 Most of the increase has been allocated to pay stat ons tnd business phones In ex changes with less than 3000 the cost of phones will be raised from 25c to 50c a month The governor qoes to Washing ton this week to ask President Truman for an 85,000 loan to build a Straits of Mackinac ridge The senate failed to pass the house bill which would allow communities to accept federal aid in building dikes etc for flood protection Chaiacters CONKBVATION DEPT NOTES Sea lamphreys are penetrtcung into Michigan lakes They hove been found in Chippewa River Mt Pleasont Dam, Paw Paw River, Swan Creek and VanEtten Lake Iosco county There were 558 arrests for con eervation law violations in April compared to 185 in March The dept purchased 1587 more acres of land last year, part in the Dansviile and Holly recrea tion areas The dept receives many left, ers from people seeking to buy state land for hunting cabins There is land available in 33 counties some only have about 10 acres and none over 100 In the upper peninsula 5 counties have over 1000 acres each Weed killers ere not injurious to stock In an experiment a past are was sprayed with weed killer and cattle and horses turned in it and allowed to eat it also chickens None showed any ill effects PHLANDER MONROE Phlander Monroe was a tall man, very quiet and inoffensive i was ioid oy the late Dr f rea bigiei tnat be once owned a larm near the present John burq taim, and woixeu around He worked, ior Dr qier t lather and was ac custom to inow the biyler oxen to plow his xaxm Dr bigler used to arive mem over for him when he was a xxy Mr, Monroe was married twice, His hist marriage ended in divorce His second wue was Julia Shannon, There was a son, rmmeit He was kill ea in uont oi the Grand Trunk depot here about 1904, He was going to Lakeland to work on the ice when he slipped and fell under the train which ran over him He sold his farm and moved o town, nis noine is now owned by Harry Wallace, tie worked abound and also carried the mail irom ihe depot to the postoiheo ana vice versa He drove a white pony on a buckboard and had the back o the buckboard studded with nails so the boyai would not hook ride on it Mr Monroe was best known for his record as an officer of the law He was elected constabi continuously for 40 years and piobably served more papers than any other officer in county, The justices here were Dell Carrfather ot Roqer and W H Cro foot there were many lawsuits held here, Mr, Monroe officiat ed at most of them, drawing the juries, subpeanihq witnesses etcI remember attendinq one be fore Justice Carr over horse deal the principals were the iae Fa ward Farnam 6r Thomas Shehan and the lawyers Frank Shields ana James GreenAfter takinq tes timony the case was settled oil of court He was also village marshal at the salary of JjJlCL a month Hij duties were to leed tramps a no give them a nights lodging in the village jail Oecasionaiiiy he hauled a drunk up thereHis meth was to hanacuff them and skid them up the sidewalk to the jail which stood just west of they Clyde Fisher home on West Main Social Items CLARKMORiIARTY WEDDING Saturday morning at St Marys Church, Pinckney Mary Margar et Clark, daughter of MrsMaxtor et Clark and the late Charles Clark, spoke her marriage vnwsi to Raymond Moriaiity, son of fAr and Mrs Joseph Moriarity of Centerline Given in marriage by her fid est brother, Charles, the bfcao wore a gown of skinner sjtin, princess style with rolled eejlar and neckline, extending into a cathedral rain Her fingertip yei of illusion fell from a Juiet mrp, studded wih seed pearls A wflite orchid crowned a white pwsfrer book from which fell strearfcis of white stephanotis Dorothy Lavey, maiij of hior wore a pink taifela 6fown and carried a bouquet of blue sweet peas and pink roses Keith McGillivary of Detroi acted as best man and seating guests were Joe Jeffreys, cousin ot the bride and Garret Chapmcui iriend of the groom Mesdames Clark and Mcriar iy wore gtwns of navy blue with white accessories and corsages of Joanna Hill roses A wedding breakfast was served at Winans Lake Golf and Country Club for immediate members of the famil with reception following at the nome of the briaes mother Aiier a wedding trip in northern Michigan the newlyweds will make then heme in Pinckney The bride graduated from the Pinckney high school in 1951 and Catholic tat Mans Catholic Church Bkidrey Michigan Re Fr Albert J Schmirt, Pas Sunday Masses Summers 630, 800, lOtOQ 11 Winter 800 1000 Novenna Devotions Friday evenincr at 730 p so woniessionst Fridav after Kovopna Devotions Saturday 7i30 to 900 P V Sunday hscw 800 Ma Congregational Rev Dcnaia brady pastor Thur, Prayer meeting at Kirk bimms home on Pearl St at 800, buiuaiLPjO, Sermon, That Ali iviay lie One Sunday School at il3Ci luesclay Trustees meet at thot j churcn at b0U p m j The pastor and family leave for Cluirtiiiont, Calif, to attend the General CongT Council June Id i io 26 Competent ministers wili j fill he puipit, during that timeOur Senior Choir is continuinq its weekly Wednesday evening practices during the month ot June at 730 ivieuuouifce Ccivory rvieinonit Church iacb Pastot Esch School News HIGH SCHOOL HONOR POLL Seniors Mary Jean Kirscke A, Joan Fis i er A , Jane Nash B Lorraine Tomasik B Dick VanSlambrook B, Dorothy Enders B Judy Asch enbrenner 8, Leola Porter B Juniors Lois Beachy A, Lucille Beach B Ruth Kirschke B Claire Camp bell B, James Matteson B, Barbara VanSambrook B, Rosnia Hill i3, John Johnson B Sophmores N Mary Lou Bloxom A David Nash A , Ken Matteson B Bill Brady B Dick Darrow BBob Meo bon B Rosemary Mrofka B,Har odd Rady 8, Judy Haines B , Kathy LaPrad B Barbara Miller B, Marilyn Perry B Freshmen Arlesta Roderick A Jim A, Gretchen Tasch B, Beachy B Ervin Green B, Miller B Marilyn Shirey B ,Shir lep Hadden B Lave Bertio Ricky CommejAt Gen Ike Eisenhower has retired uum me army and maOe rns aeiui last Weanesaay nigni in xus home iown Abilene, ansa n was liis opening bid ior tne preiaency likewise, rie answer ed numerous guesuons propouna ed to nun ome ruliy ana otnexs in a non committal way Appar ently nis campaign will noi lack adeguate tunas to campaign as daily papers ana peroaicais are ior mm including the Saturday evening Post Senator Tart was uieir nrst love but they do noi annk lie can be elected aue to nis leactionary record but thinic Lisennower with his war timo glamor could e As matters now stand unless all contests ior the uegro delegates irom southern states nearly ail of which haver iciti and Eisenhower deiegauon are decided in avor of Tait it is nard to see how Tuft stands a chance of nomination The GOP iaiows Eisenhower is to the left of center but are willing to hitch their wagon to his star V has been employed in Ann Ar fior The groom is an instructedn plas Meettng in Pinckney high school 71Cou euewJiio eri bzra S S Supi Walter AraxiUj Worship tudcry School hildiWs Hoi 10oU ,liQ0 1145 730 WIEDMANDOMINICK Mrs Mary Wiedman of Portage j,ake and Geoige Dominick of Jregory were married at Angola Indiana May 2d by Kev Utter oe k A reception was given Sun day at the home the grgonl bunding aHalf Moon Lake which was attended by 100 people eUewtiip SeYir vVednsday HJOO O n Summer Bible school will be conducted June 23 to July 3, Class ess for all ages Rev J, Kore Zook of St Johns will bring the morning messagy Sunday June 15, 4H NEWS The 4 H Flower Garden girls met at the home of Mrs Thomas Bonner June 4 at 230 They also visited the Chilson Iris show The 4H Vegetable Club met with JVIrs Joe BdsycUo on June 4 at 00 with 8 present A new member joined, Donna Basydlo, Secretary JAARBIAGE LlCfcNSE George Rose, 54, BrightonAnn et Elmer, 2S,Whitmore Lake How aid Garlock, 64 Howell Esther Sharp, 54, Howell Garnet Mor iarity 27 Pinckney, Mary Margar et Clark 19,Pinckney Max Drive 24 Fowlerville Maxine Demond, 19, Fowlerville David Gosling,lb Ann Arbor, Marilyn Anderson2C Brighton Louis Marshall, 19Pirick neyDorothea Nation Howell George Shooter, 21 Fowlerville Constance Ayers, 18, Fowlerville Paul Frederick 21, Rockford Ill Shirley Fteason, 20, Pinckney P Araett,20, Howell, SalTy Ginley Howell Burton Corum, 32,Bismark S D Jean Strubble, 19, rusker on Alfred Goss, 28 HartlandVi oola Ackennan, 30,, MancheBter Francis Shehan, 32, Pinckney Janet Lundin 22, Pinckney Jerry Johnson 19, Fowlerville, Marion Adams, 17, Howell Among the graduates at How ell frah school are Marv Lou daughter of Mr and Mrs GlenSlav ton rnd James Lobdell sou of llx and Mrs lack Lobdell, BRIGHTON SCHOOL ELECTION brighton had a not ola school election Monday night with 52 votes cast Clarence bnosey and Robert, Herbst members of the present school bard who voted to fire the 10 tecaiers were de feated by Clay Wut, Detroit teach er and Harry Seeqer barber NEW TELEPHONE PATES The increase in telephone ratee will amount to les than 2 cents a a day for residei users The monhly increase for 2 and 4 party lines is 25c rural lines is 75 c, Pay station calls are 10c One and two party business phones are increased 75c and private branch trunk line exchan ges 100 The Michigan Bell Company says the increase is inadeguate and they will soon be forced to ask for another I WAS STALINS NURSE Arkadi Svobodin served as Jos eph Stalins personal nurse, Svo Ibodin escaped fiom Russia pro vides the first detailed accocunt of the Red Dictators intimate lifei tor to reach the Western World Read I Was Stalins Nurse starting in this Sundays June 15 issue of NEW color Gravure Am1 erican Weekly, exclusively with he Detroit Sunday Times MARRIED AT DEXTER Married at Dexter Saturday, iviiss Dorothea Nations, daugnter ot Mr and Mrs Rollin Nations, oi Hcwell to Louis Marshall, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Marshall Pinckney They will live at Pinck ney NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The Annual meeting of the Pinckney Community Schools School District No 2 fractional, Putnam Township Livingston County, will be held at the Pinck ney High School on the 14th day of July AD, 1952 at 8 oclock p m for the purpose of electing twd Trustees i2 for a term oi three y ears and for tho purpose of tran sacting such othsr business as may lawfully come before the said meeting Doted this 4th dav of June, 1952 tlric G Rose Secretary, Board of Education, Pincmey Community Schools Earl and Erwin Mann and Mrs Rimmfir of Detroit called on Gene Mann Tuesday REHEAfRSEL DINNER Followinq the rehearsel late Sat urday afternoon for the Lundin Shehan nuptial ceremony, the wedding party numbering 23were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Lundin at their summer home at Hi land Lake MrsLouis Shehan and Mrs Edna Spears as sisted the host and hostess, The Lundins daughter, Janet, will be come the bride of Francis She han on Saturday at St Marys church Following a 10 oclock ceremony a reception will be held at Pinckney school where breakfast wil be served to 200 in vited guests BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr and Mrs, Roy Reason and Leota Reason entertairfed at din ner Sunday, complimenting Ann Shirlev Reason on her 16th birth day The party was held at the Masonic Temple and the guests included fellow members of Xhnl Assembly of Rainbow for Girls and the Advisory BoardAnn Shir ley received lovely gifts LADIES AID MEETNG The Congl Ladies Aid will meet June 12 with Mrs Mable Dinkel REV DONALD BRADY RESIGNS Rev Donald Brady, pastor ot the Pinckney Congl Church the past 5 years has resianed It will take effect Sept J 1952 He I has accepted a cui to become pastor oi the Roscommon and Luzerne Congregational churches Next week he leaves on a two weekj trip to attend the Congregational National Conference in California Rev firady came here from Jackson five years ago and has done much to build up thechurch He started a youth movement,has fixed up the church and beon active in pubhc affairs His family consists of his wife, 2 sons in school here and a daughter who is a student at Mich State Normal in Ypsilani SOFT BALL NEWS Pinckney lost a slug fest to Cassiay Lake there Sunday 17 to 13 Ihere were plenty of base hits but the fielding was not air tight Owing to many absentees Pinckney had a pickup lineup with 4 high school bajfein it hop Meabon, Dick DaBw Dave Haines and Jerry Mfftka They did ail right Meabdn qot 3 hits, Darrcw got one nd scored twice Haines walked twice, got 2 runs and one hit Don Amburgey hit 2 home runs Pinckney Darrow, 2b Meabon 3b Burns, ss Twitchell, c Amburgey, p Ledwidge If calmer, rf Haines, lb Mrofka cf Jones,cf JJVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR Members of Brighton Masonic Lodge and O E S will attend services June 15 at the Brighon M E church Members of Pinck ney and Livingston county invi ed Paula Curlett will sing Rev, McLucas will preach, June 28 MM Degrees Winston Baughn W M Paul W Curlett, Secy ROBERT C CULHANE Robert C, Culhane, son OL the late Robert Culhane of Pinckney died at Pittsburg Pa June 2The funeral and burial were there o June 4 The deceased graduated from Pinckney high school in 1899 While attending school he worked in the drug store of W B Darrow After graduating he worked in the drug store of Will iam Curlett at Dexter, father of f the editor and lived with the Curlett family He graduated from a pharmacy school at Ada JD seiojs bnip poq puD otgo Pittsburg Pa and Wilkesbarrie His health failed some time ago and he has been retired for sever al years Surviving are his wife a brother Casper, of Grand Jun ction, Colorado and three sisters Mrs Lucy Sherman and Joseph ine of Flint and Mrs Flora Hew itt of Dixboro Cassidy Lake bmears, 2b Carew, 3b Miller, ss Hutcninson, c Kalmer p Small, If Skogland rf nice, lb rish p Rose, cf 3 3 4 3 2 4 4 2 2 2 AB 4 3 4 2 3 4 4 3 2 3 R 2 2 2 2 3 0 0 2 0 0 R 2 3 1 3 3 1 2 2 0 0 H 1 3 1 i 2 0 J 1 0 0 H 2 u 1 1 i t j 2 2 1 0 Rebellion flared up in Lapeer county again last week when tne snerilt and a deputy tried to evict Mrs Lhzabeth Stevens, a 67 ear old widow from her farm on a writ 200 farmers rough ed him up ond prevented hixn irom doing soine case goes back a number of years when the bapeei County Mutual Fire insur ance Company failed The farm er members were assessed to pay the loss and most of them refused to do so Many Hundreds of dollars and been spent in court costs and the matter has been to the supreme court 17 times, The farmers lost ail suitsMrsStevens assessment is only 131 jfrer farm is worth 8000 A similar affair occurred a year ago, when the Zigenhardt Bro refused to pay a similar assessment and were evicted by the sheriff and states police, but moved back on next day and are still in possession A delegaion of 70 Lapeer farmers visited Gov Williams last week but were told by him Attorney General Millard they had no power to overturn the rulings of the court A woman lawyer go most of the farms at sheriffs sale but has not been able to get po33 ession of any of them yet Friday Pinckney plays the firs county league game when they meet Highland Miliord at Brighton at 730 p m Friday On Sunday they play praciise game ere with the Howell Geer at 21 0 p m Tho CIO met with employees of the Detroit Die Set all of Mon day afternoon at the town hall h re to form a union, We under Jack Tester of Detroil spent the md the vote was for an indep week end at the home of George I adent union Roush The Robert 5rcdnger family oof Lansing spent Sunday at the I Ulvin ham 28 members of the local Mason ic Lodge attended ihe St Johns Day service at the CongT church Sunday The Ray Burns family and Mrs, Helen Young and children spen Sunday at the Conklin home in Pontiac Also Louis Coyle and wife The Albert Shirley family spent Sunday in Keeao Harbor, Mrs, Rene Miller and daughter, Carolyn, attended a graduation Week end guests ot the,Andrew program in Adrian Tuesday, Campell family were the Clifford and Lloyd Bennett families of Camden, Mis, Albert Dinkel and Alberta were in Ann Arbor Saturday, Clare Miller attended a meetina oi Fraternity Masonic Lodgs In Ann Arbor Friday night, 28 members oi Livingston Lodqe No 76 F A M attended m Strawberry Festival Stockbridqe Lodge Thursday night and hlp d coster an tk SILAS E SWARTHOUT Silas E Swarthout 9, died at his home here Saturday night He was the son of Gershom and Fannie Swarthout and was born on a farm near Pinckney on April 13, 1863 which was taken up nom the government by his grandfther, Ralph Swartthout in 1836 His entire life was spent in this community In December 1885 he was marr ied to Carrie Harrington, daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Harr ington They made their home on the old farm and here their five children were born Mr Swarthout was made director of Living ston Mutual Telephone Co in 1903 and held that office until the Michigan Bell Company absorb ed it about 1930 Mr Swarthout was latter employed by the tele phone company and the Detroit Edison Co the family moved to Pinckney in 1914 A long time member oof tho Pinckney Congl church he was active on the board of trustees Mrs Swarthout died in 1947 His immediate survivors are his five chidren Fred and Lester of Detroit Ward of Jackson, Mrs Fanny Bradley of Flint and Mrs Sadie Moran at home There are 6 grandchildren and 5 great nirtnid children Funeral services were at the Swarthout Funeral Home, Tues day afternoon, RevDonald Brady ofriciaing Burial in the Pinckney Cemotwy , In cases of fire, fire engines are assumed to have the right of way but in a case in Washtenaw county this is being tested outOn May 12, 1950 Edmund Block, af a driver of a U S mail truck was hit by a fire engine and injured whie in pursuit of his duty He has filed a damage suit against Glen Ridenoir driver of the fire engine and the City of Ypsikmli for 100,000 damages He had previousy filed a suit lor 50,000 whih he dropped in favor of the one for the larger amount Judge Chester OHara in the trial 4 men charged with smugg ling in untaxed cigarettes has de clared the Michigan law levying a 3 cent tax on them unconstit utional in that it violates a federal law giving the federal govern, men sole power to regulate inter state commerce, These cigarettes were smuggled in from a state having no tax The case will be appealed, If this decision is sus ained Michigan will be farther in the red as this tax was expected to bring in 24,000,000 , Miss Lois McDonnell, daughter oi Mr, and Mr John McDonnell oi Pettysville won a Fullbright Scholarship at Michigan State State Normal College YpsUanti and goes to Manchester, on Sept 1 ior 9 month snrnsnsHH nng Th old maxim that you cant please all of the people all of the time seems to hold good in the case of the Detroit Tigers For months they have been languish ing in last place and the fans have been imploring the manage ment to do something, make some trades They finally pull a big deal and are panned most severely, not over the loss of Diz Trout who is past his prime Even who is on the injured list most ol the time or Lippon erratic short stop but because they traded George Kell the leagues leading 3rd baseman, Detroit had little trading stock and had to give something to get something Ine qot two promising young players In Hatfield and Lenhardt and a long ball hitter in Dropo date On and after this 1952 I will be 5 JIB M M vi Ofiasvscsed eli V V 1 va1 wr J IJiiiSIlJivPIp rtw l THE WWC3PfPTT PISPAtCH Wednesday Tune 1U 1952 s when you have an 7 vi INCINERATOR or DISPOSER safely, ecoworryno I rm ft et rid of burnable trash and food waste before it h omes garbage An electric incinerator ooes the trick nomtcally No workno watching All thats left is handful of mineralrich ash an ideal plant food Its the modern way to say goodbye 10 a distasteful Job no garbage to carry no can to empty sink disposer is a glutton for food scraps Instantly theyre shredded and flushed right down the drain of your sink The disposer washes it self clean as its used Your kitchen is always spick andspan forever free from messy sinks And youre forever free from those count less, tiresome trips to the garbage can tt frr W wo new answers to an ageold prob lem two modern Llectric appliances ibut put an endto garbage, flies arid odors They are both easy to install economical to own and operate Whichever you jtickyou pick a winner look rNo garbage 5 Electric Sink Oitpotf I D Lux ModJ Blecfric Calcinator Wm KfcR NL mmA s Cut the cost of cutting gross RBO ROVALE ymr besi biy h power rwowers f 000 f STATE OF MICHIGAN 505 SAT s I 01f VACATION LAND Theres so much more o enjoy nd more time to er,,y it vacationing in yor own Michigan You avoid days of costly, tiresome long ranee travel and fill them stead with superb fishing, golfing, swimming, riding, boating, camping And Michigan prices are easy on vacation budgets Write today for free Michigan vacation literature MICHIGAN TOURIST COUNCIL FULL 21 CUT, Pi H WITH ALl THESE SfT fc0 FEATURES Big copotify ful 2 cutting width, cwrj more 5m wifh less 9J Ouilt slorfing 1V hp 4cyle Ree engine uses regulat gos Easy to KondU Climbs itep hills Rugged oilsteel construction Safely enclosed Vbelt clutch and chain drive Gross catcher optional THE LAVEY HARDWARE The Probate Court for this County of Livingston In the Matter oi trie i at3 oil Barbara Tessmer Deceased Ai a esva oi said Ci,n hela Ma , 1952 lresent rlonoiable iiram R Srnitn, judge oi rrobate, Notice is Hereby Given, ihal all jreuiiors oi said aeceasea are re quired to present their c iaims in writing ana unaer oath, saia Court, and to jive a copy there of upon Arthur GGirard,725 Whit more Rd, Detroit, Mich, fiduciary of said estate and that suchclaims will be heard by said court at said Probate Office on Aucust 111952 at 1000 A M It is Ordered, That noree there of bi3 given uy a pablicc aon of a copy hereof ior three w eKs con secutively previous to scr i day of hearing in the Pinckney ispatch, and that the tidicuary cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in inter est at his last known crdc ress by registered mail return receipt lemmded, at least fourleen 14 iays piiui to such hearir j, or by personal starvice at least tivo days prior to such heari igHiram R Smith, Judge o Probate A true Copy Celestia Parshall, Register of Probate wwi wv, LiL X BUILT COMPUTE NO MONEY DOIVN CAPIABLE CONTRACTORS FOR ANY TYPE BUIIDING JOB OPn Daily to 800 P M Sundays 1000 lo 4W p m The Thureson Lumber Co Phone 71321 98792 E, Od Hirer Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 McPHERSON lrte BAM Jewell, Mich A LETTER Dear High School Graduate You havej just completed your high school course Your formal education is complete unless you you intend to go to college A bank has many uses to the people of the community of which it is now a part We would like you to know about these ser vices When you begin working you will receive ry checks We will be happy to cash these checks With part of your earnings you will want to start saving for the marriage oi home you some day hope to establish A Savings Ac count is a service available to you J Over the years we have stood , ready to supply these and many other services We are anxious toil add you to our list of valued cus j lomera All deport uy to 10,000 inrared hi tm iMibtahip in the federal Dtpottt Iwrtrcmce Cor porortflfli iNeigliboring lotes A ceil la r is oeing auq ior the new parsonage oi iae bioclttriaue jjapuit cuuxen Three cases oi infantile paralysis are reponea ai biocondgu Jimmie and Carol bwitzenreig ana David McConeghy He v and irs A T Camburn celebrated ineir 5uth wedding un rnversary at mgniand rark lui weeK ne is a lormer rinckney M h pastor Mr and Mrs Curtis Patterson attended the auto races a Minne apous Memorial Day riagar Marshall oi Gregory had his car stolen last weeic it was recovered oy police at Lapeer Mis hi ma brown Mcianiels oi Chelsea has been a patient at bt joe hospital Ann Arbor Boyd bnenzer, star Howell high school pitcher is now pitching ior tne rioweli team in the TriOoun ty Leaque Mrs vuchard Mann of Ann Ar bor has Leen elected head oi the University oi MlVlichigan Club at Ann Arbor j Tne iiowell Knight Templars too 4 platoons to the annual con clave in Detroit last week Also the high school band The noweill high school senior class numbers 6bCommencement is June 2 The Cascades lighed park, Jack son opened last week i Mr and Mrs James Hall have sola the Mitchell iann in Marion they bought to hdward Kors of Ann Arbor i St PatncKsschool of Brightnn grduaded 16 last Sunday hishop Albers of Lansing has announced a plan to develop an official Action Council organiza tion of women in the diocese by fedeiation of all parochial anil interparochial womens groups The iollowinq Pinckney stud ents graduate June 14 from the Mich State JNormal Ypsiland Jennie iviurie Keiienberger elem tary provisional teaching certi licate B, S Lois McDonnell, eiem entary teaching certiiicate B S Paricia Redman state limited teaching ceriiicate i cajft Ago Mildred Bennett of Chubbs Cor ners and Water liosi oi Dear born were married in Ann Arbor Saturday by Kev, bvans They were attended by rVir, and Mrs Albert Dinkel, Mrs W H, Gardner assisted by Ivlrs Gladys Clinton and Mrs hianch Martin entertained the inqs Daughters Thursday iho marriaqe of Sadie Harris and William Cooper is announc ed, T tookk place in Detroit May 18, RevMonsignor, Doyle ofheiat inq in plans for the reception for Capt Charles Lindebrgh who htfs flown across the Atlantic all per sons hexe are requested o send him a letter by air mail which he will qet on his return to Washing eo D, C, Pinckney high school won the county championship at the ann ual held day at Howell Friday by defeating Howell inbase ball 8 to 5 Swarthoujt outpitched Jim Robb and rilkins oi iiowell The Pinckney lineup Graves, rfSwar thout, p H Reason 3bR Reason, c N Miller, cf C Miller, 2bC Hendee, lb Homshaw, if Camp bell, ss Nash If Howell lineup Terhune, f Reader, cf Michaels, lb Hemmingway, ss Holler, rf Fisk, 2b Roberts, c Wieandlf J Robb, Filkins, p Loren Bassett umpired The state police arrested 12 men for drunkenesss cxt the Blue Lantern Dance Hall Island Lake, i Stanley Smaka underwent an appendicitis operation at th Pinckney Sanitarium Saturday Russell Liverrn,ore has been ap pointed rural mail carrier to succeed H H Swarthout retired s Mrs E, WJ, Kennedy has gone to California toresi3e, The Pinckney Independents de feated Hamburg here Sunday 16 Saturday night Bowman Kennedy, ss Rice to 7 Pinckney lineup Hooker cf 3b VanBlaricum If M,Harris cf Battle, rf Reason, 2b CoxpHam burg lineup Burtonlfp Winkelhouse, cf Webber, 3b Spencer, lb Lehr, ss Bennett, c Stack able 2b Radtke, rf Rogers, p, If Dexter Theater Howeii Theater j Wait Disneyt J Tues WeL Thur Juue K, 11 12 Humphrey Bogart Katharine Hep Friday, Saturday JOM 13 14 burn 2 FRNI 2 in r MASK OF THE AVENGER THE AFRICAN QUE N in color la Tcbn 1 j Novelty Newe Friday Saturday, June 13 14 jotan Crawford, Dennis Morgan THIS WOMAN B DANGEROUS also Audie Murphy Beverly Tyler In THE C8MARRON KID la Taontca kw 16 Cartoor John Derek Anthony Quinn and Judy Lawrence Plu, LEAVE IT TO MARINES A feu, auJ Sid Melton Lynn Sunday Monday June 15 Mat Sun 2 p, m coat RETREAT HELL Starring Frank Lovejoy, Richard Carlson Comedy Cartoon New Tues, Wed Tnuri tune 17, 1813 Gene Kelly Donald O Gvmor SINGING IN THE RJtN Colat by TochxdotflBi Novelty Nws Cortooi Coming King Kong, Kangaroo Macao Sylvan Tijeatei Chelsea MJAjn Sunday Monde, juns 15, 16 Sun shows 3 57,9 Mon AS SILVER OTY wilh Yvonne DeCarlo,Edsnund OBrien and dSichard Arlen 4bort Coxtooa Mfcwi Tues Wed Thur, June 17 1819 Samuel Goldwyns Great Picture I WANT YOU with Dorothy McGuire Dana Andrews and Farley Granger News and Cartoon ComingWild Blue Yonder Return oi the Texan Avon Theater Stocktffldge rmemgan Friday, Saturday June 13 14 YOUNG MAN WTH IDEAS A Oood Comody ttarrtso Glenn Ford Ruth Roman, Denise Darcel Nina Foch Cartoon Pete Smith Newi Friday Saturday June 13 14 KED BADGE OF COURAGE civil war story with Audio Murphy Bill Maudlin LOST PLANET AIRMEN h Drama imi Tristan Coffin, Mae Clark Sunday, Tuesday June 15 16 SWORD OF MONTE CRISTO Sunday Monday, Wgelji 16 I swashhuckling adventure with falhers Day Specirl George MontgomeryPaula Condy NJW8 and Cartoon Day THE BIG TREES In Teuucolci A Irama SHTrinV Kirk Douglas Patrice Wyam and Eve Miller ftundov Show 3 jt 1, t Cartoon New Sporfi Arrow Artistry Tues, Wed7Thur, June IV, 18,19 JACK AND THE BEANSTALK in color A Comedy Starrtna Bud Abbot , Lou Costello, Buddy BaerDorothy FordShaye Cogan I news cartoon shorts sho s 715, 9 05 CwnTnginetreat Heu7STaTAhoy Tempo I Lee Theater WHTTMORE LAKR MICH ComingNight Riders of Montana Jeepers Creepers, Painted Hills Be a TELEPHONE, OPERATOR Friday Saturday, June 13 14 Kirk Douglas in THE BIG TREB3 ID TecJitol Plui DESERT PURSUIT wit Wayne Morris Virginia Grey cfntooo Sunday Monday, June 15, 16 Sun 2 p m continuously warm side of the guys insSde the Stone Walls MY SIX CONVICTS with Millard Mitchell, Gilbert Roland John Beal, Marshall Thompson Novely News Cartoon Tues, Wed Thur, June 17, 1819 Errol Flyruv Ruth Ron an In MARA MARU PlU WHISPERING SMITH VS SCOTLAND YARDW startino Richard Carlson Latest NMI hj ox petit, necessary pay while learning Pay increase Hrst yearchanee foradvancementpaid vacation worlc necrr home with friendly associates and in pleas ants suiiourdings Womens Employment Offxe 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 4 ars Ago Rural Carrier Frank Newman has a new bugqy with an urn brella top for his mail route, The Howell Condensed Milk factory is taking in 100000 lbs of milk a day trace Lamborn of Iosco is tak ina care of her sister Meda who is ill with mease Is Pinckney lost at South Lyon on Saturday 11 to 10 MX Rill Monks hurt his arm and was re lieved by Ray Kennedy Miss Bessie Cordely a sister of Mrs H H Swarthout, died of appendicitis at Mich State college Wednesday where she was a student TheMcIntyreAmsden wedding Saturday was largely attended Clyde Mclntyre was beet man Fern Cope bridejtoid Tie Drs Sigler have a 1 fndilla telehone in theiv office Married at Ypsilanti May 22Mrs Emma Haze and Ralph Ell iott Commencement is June 23, The urogram iinvocaion, fe7,Cope SarutatoryPercy Hinchey history, Erwin Monks Class Pcem Glenn Hinchey Piano Solo, EtheJ Gra hamOration, Gene ReasonSolo Florencec Andrews Prophecy, Louis Monks Valedictory, Jo sephine Harris Remarks, Rev, Fr Commerford Preset lion of Diplomas, Prof Miller, TREAT YOUR TIRED FEET, TO REAL j FOOT COMFORT j with I f Oont HftrtH x4, twfng f Mt Twitch 5 V MMt wtlkrnj, otvw poiitlvt comfort 50 stytot, your ct tix tM widf JACK HANNETT, PHONE 111 CONCERNING SCHOOL BOARD UcilMDlHiLb AND SCHOOL hhiCTORi OF JriE PINCihY COMMVMLtr SCHOOLS turi ELECTION IULY 14th 1952 Two 2 Trustees for Three Yars 1 Oection of school oiiicers will be bv petition as provided for by Public Acts oi lii4y, io fc in Sec don 15 as amended Chapter 131 School Code 2 Petition may be obtained from from Mr Eric Hose, Secretary of Board of Education 3 Petitions shah oe hied with the Secretary of the Board of Educ tion Mr Eric Rose, on or before June 13th 1952 4 No Liector snail sign a petition for more candidates for each term than are to be elected SEach petitionshall be signed by not leis than 25 qualified school electors of the district 6 School electors mus be A citizen of the United States Twentyone years of age ar over, A resident of Michiqan 6 month prior to election A resident of the school district at least 30 days next proceeding he election 7 tilgibility of membership on the Board of Education Any qualified voters in the afore mentioned Pinckney Comm unity School District whose name appears on ehe assessment roll and who is sole owner in his own right of the property so assessed shall be elqible to election or ap pointment to office in said school district, provided that where a husband and wife own property jointly regardless of the name which appears on the asses ment roll If otherwise qualified each shall be elqible to elecdon or appointment tp school office Date of Elect ion Monday, uif 14 18S2 at fcOO p m ,V V h THE RNOBNBf DDBMTCH Wednesday June 11, 1952 i JLSthe Peoples X A Stor e las Dry goods Can ied Goods Shoes Furnishings Pinckney CjxrtcJ Entered a 4th Class lritMMm fit nmAH Act March 1177 w uioweil UJtocaeyMica Svitfsrripftan Price oX60 per yeai Friday night guests of the Mar vtn Shirey and Julius Ascheh brenner jr iamilies were Mrs A Q Show alter and daughers of La Junta, Colo, and Mrs A,Aug erxneri ot Los Angeles Calii, that aunt and cousins ot Mesdaxnes Shirey and Aschenbrenner Witiil them they spent the weekk end with relatives a Comins Mich Rev, and Mrs, Beachy, Bertie and Ruth attended the annual of the IndMich Mission Board and Church Conference at EBc heart, lnd June 3 to 5 Jack Clark is working in Wrig leys super market Ann Arbor Keith Ledwidge is home Plymouth Seminary for the sner Mrs Dorohy Dinkel and children, Johnny and Cris, in Battle Creek last week from sum two were , LOOK FOR THE CLOCK 1 AT B08H LAEE WMEN IN NEED Ok Plumbing umps Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters Pipes, Fittings BEPAWING A SPKUUTT COMPLETE LINE OF FIRTURES COLOlfl WHITE PUMPS Myroi Hughes MASTER PLUMBER ONE MNCZNEY 1S7FU S tmgerie Kennedys Part Str PhttgaiTappaa MdIVt4J teautlfu PhiigosTapM Rang tegvto Prkt 00009 tatlgai Syitt Completely Install fr Cylinders el PMigai tOTAl ALL THREI FOR ONLY PRICE 209 On June 10, Rev, and Mrs Beachy left for Kalona, Iowa, to attend the annual meeting of the Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities, The Beachy twins, Lois and Lucjile, are workinq in Barton Hills homes for ihe summer Mrs Gladys Clinton called on her sister, Mrs Olin rishbeck, m Lansmg Tussdav Floyd Fuiford and wife of Way ne pent Sunday at the Clifford Miller hirne Robert Ackley and daughter, Roberta, were in Detroit Tuesday Fran Aberdeen is recovering from an attack of pneumonia Mrs Virginia Carver and child ren were in Ann Arbor Saturday Keith Bradbury and wife of Chelsea spent Sunday at the L J Henry home Sandra and Janet Meyer of Bad Axe are visiting at the W H, Myer heme The Gene Shehan family of Ann Arbor and the Gerald Bauer family of Brighton were Sunday quests at the Louis Shehan home Mr and Mrs Lavern Kennedy and son of Detroit called at the Irvin Kennedy home Sunday Lynn Hendee is a patient at 1 McPherson hospital, Howell Mr and Mrs Phillip Sprout call ed at the James Barton home in Stockbridge Saturday George Hillek and family of Ann Arbor were Sunday calleis at the John Boyer home, Mrs Ida Byers and Janet Feid ler have bought the Tackman coage on Portage Lake, east side and moved there from Ann Arbor last week Mrs Dorothy Dinkel attended nurses banquet at Franks, near tentcn Lnday niqht Label Nash, Ann Arbor, spent home Jimmie Nash of Coldwater spent the week end there Andrew Nesbitt and wiSTwere Sunday guests at the Dr W Ct Wylie homeDexter, John Kennedy of Detroit spent the week end at the Irvin Kennedy home and with them and Dick and Tom Kennedy was in Chelsea Sunday Sunday callers at the JHHook er home were Miss Viola Petty and Mesdames Maude Sayles and Nellie Van Horn of Howeil Mis Wray Hinckley has return ed home irom McPherson hospit ai, RowelL Sergt Phillip McDonnell who cenUy returned horn Korea lei Sunday tor Oklahoma City for assqnment Mi and Mrs, John McDonnell returned from California last week Lois McDonnell entertained members of the cast of a Mich State Normal play at Sanaay W C, AtLee and wife entertain, ed the Melvin Shier family of Ann Arbor Sunday, Carer Brown of Dexter is buiLl inq a cottage at Swarthquts Cove Portaqe Lake,, Rev McLucas and family spent the first of the week at their colt age at Portage, Lake The Claude Swarthout family and Norman Miller spent ha week end at Douglas Lake Sylvester Harris is home the hospital Mr, and Mrs Robert Read were in Detroit Tuesday, Mrs Emma Vollmer and sonJohn, called on Henry Smith of Fowlerville Saturday who is ver, ill Mr and Mrs Carl Fuchs of De troit spent the week end at the Earl Gallup home The Lee Lavey family attended exercisescrt St Summer Coal Prices Now on Order TO BE SURE Of GOOD QUALITY PHONE 2681 DEXTER DEHoey Sons W tr Sytw etc Stanley Dinkel t the from Free Movies EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILLAGE SQUARE THIS WEEKS MOVIE the Graduation exerciser h Wrvin Nile graduated cmd , hiflh school where Lavey, daughter of YOU GIT a bio beautiful rang featuring tht tatatt tima afti work Mvlng tonvnlncs YOU tW a mrfwatU PhHgai tyittm completely Instaiatf at yovt home VOQ IT tw cyUa4rs of Phitf at t no xfrm SEE US TODAY Phillips Pkilg L TH AltFOIPOSI flit ho oTst lohrThT sehoot where was awojdedaJJMveiBrtY , r Sin While Youre Able ponsored bv Pincknev Merchant s in Cooperation with the Pinckney Fire Department JtS Campbell ivvi lust w7js i Mesaaxnes tuy Mr and Mrs Fred Read attend and Jane Merritt tendefV r2 ed the 40th wedding anniversary countv Kings Daughters Lunw of Mr, and MrsWm King of Rush j 1 Mondav at the home ot Mrs Gvve Fields, Lakeland V SphBtownone Detroit spent the wee ena home of Fred Bead jAil Mrs Dorothy Kennedy and chU dren called at the Culver farm in in DeerfceldJund Lake a Detroit Friday, MEDarrow and wife were Sun day dinner guests at the Bert Benham home in Brighton, Melvin Kotz and wife of Detro it spent Sunday at the fobert Tasch home From where I sit 6y Joe Marsh Good Nesor Policy K eke warthouf t ii i i i i i Baca Plumbing and Repair wxnn SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SOFTENERS ETC GEORGE RCU8H FOR SALE F H A APPROVED HOMES Comer Alger and Riddle Sfak Howel Michigan Do Yfvr Own Inside Decorating tot the Low Sale Price of 5750 Remember one time when I told about the old loosestone wall that separated Easy Roberts property from Handy Petersons That was when they decided they really didnt need the wall between them in the first place so they simply stopped repairing it Now I hear where a fellow, who bought the old Johnson place, wants to buy all tkeee stones It seems he figures a atone all is just whata needed on his property From where I sit, if that fellow wanH to build himself a stone wall, thats his business But if its not really sewing any useful purpose he may sooner or later discover just like Handy and Easy did that hed be just as well off without one Kvcn some oldfashioned walla of prejudice are disappearing like those that would deny a pepsons right to a friendly glass o beer now and then Most Ameri cans are learning that walls ca get in the way of the persons in side as well as the persona outauk C QoeOtUt i oundotif OPEN SUNDAYS 3 to S p m or Howell, Michigan s Howard Read Friday Shirley Wylie enterain Lawrence Baughn hes sod 1 MrsHenry Johnson is leaderFlor ence Bowman, president lames Gaines, sec, and Cheri Ann Gad ith Treas home at Portage Laketo Ann Arbor parties and bouqht the former tavern buildinq on West Main St, He moved over it Satur day, Billie Clark has enlisted in the crir corp and left for Lackland Field, Texas, Saturday ciaj i not Mr, and Mrs Stanley Murdock of Comma and the Ted DeBarr family of Gladwin spent th week end at Robert Pike home Miss Dorothy Barrett has finish, Cecil DeBarr remained lor a visit, ed her business course and ac , , Mr, and Mrs Roy Twihh Harry Frost has been staying atended the funeral of Mr W CBpted a position in Ann Arbor, r Halkr in Howll at m Boyce farm near Stock Mr, and Mrs Albert bridge, wsct m LansingWW1W1BC J11 m fyvsjrasjjjnpp iiwfc v AMU Wedndgy June M 1952 tfM If youre a hay grower wh waati to make short work oi haying cut 25 to 35 acre per day mow in heavy or down and tangled hay and operate any lace a tractor will go, youll do well to choose the John Deere No 5 ractor Mower The No 5 is a proved mower, through and through Its simple, dux able, easyon or off It has a strong, wellbraced frame, enclosed drive gears which run in oil, safety spring release and slip clutch on the power shaft to protect the entire mower from breakage, and many other quality features youll appreciate See it operate itand youll agreethe No 5 is truly a tractor mowerthe best money can buy JOHN DEERE Quatffo fame, JK, 7mm, tyaybmeKZ LAVEY HAH DWARF y STATE OFMICHIGAN k Circuit Court lor fee County I Livlngrtoa to Chancery D T GOODWlMPknntirl AIDA GOODWIN, Defendant ORDER FOR APPEARANCE Suit pending in the above entitled Court on the 5th day of April 1952 In this cause it appearinq from affidavit on file that AIDA GOODWIN, is not a resident oi the State oi Michigan, UA,but resides at 7a Av Norte No 146 City of Guatemala Guatemal, Central America On motion of lames R BeekAttorney for the Plaintiff it is or dered that the said defendant cause hex appearance to be en tared in this cause within three months from the date of this or der and that in default thereof said Bill of Compliant will be tak en as confessed, It is further ordered that within forty doys this order shall be published in the1 Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper of the county of Livingston, and thatsuchpubiication be continued therein at least once in each week for six weeks in succession Dated April 5, 1952 Willis L Lyons, Circuit Judge James R Beek, Attorney for Plain tiff, A True Copy business address John AHagmun 321 South Main St COUP Clerk Ann Arbor, Mich Ho Mich Telphones Office, 75161 Residence, 7 1003 OWEN W FOWLER D S C Foot Specialist Chiropodist Office Hours 216 W Gd River By Appointment Brighton, Mich Mon, Wed Sat GRADUATESt THE WORLD NEEDS YOUR HELP All of your education will be use full, if you are to aid in improving conditions in the upset world today Much of this nations trouble today is financial the result of continu ed spending or giving more than our income Here is a lesson for you ii you would succeed When you start working began immediately to build a savings reserve with reguar deposits in this bank PROFESSIONAL CORNEF THE PQNCKNEY SANITARIUM HAY M PUFFY M D ciacknoy Mxuigan criJlyUi00 A M to 211 Jr VL Except Wedikfeaytfi Moa lues rri Sa4 I p ff psiesMeSMeie weeee aamaavj m DR G B McCLOSfCEY DenJst 112 North MiciJaa iive Telephone Office 935 fieidire iM Evenlnas by ApuointaiAis HoweJi u Mfcaiaao HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Gi 41 ,i ftt er HowoU iihican heal Estate, Irsuran te, Irckercgo City Lake and Fa 11 Poverty A Speciality 1st Your Woptuit 1 i M STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court fot the County of Livingston, In the Matter ot the Estate of Charles L Adams, Deceased At a session of said court held June 9 1952 Present, Hon Hiran R Smith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby GivenrThat the petition of Charles L Adams Jr the administrator of said estate, praying that his final account be aiowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons entitled thereto, will be heard at the Probate Court on July 7, 1952 j at ten A M I It is Ordered That Notice there j of be given by publication of a copy hereof tor inree weeks con secutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Phjckney Dis j patch and that tbo fiduciary , cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by registered X7sil return receipt demanded, al least fourteen 14 days prior to such hear 1 ing or by personal service atj least five 5 days prif to such hearing Hiram R Smith Judg of Probate A true copy Wilfred H Erwin j Register of Probate RowellMich Celestia Pershall Attorney THE m NATIONAL BANE Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Pn Jf ance CorporaBoo AB Deposits Insured uu to JlOtfuu for errcb FCR ATHLETES FOOT Use TL4 for 3 to 5 daysIf not pleased, your 40c back Watch the old tainted skin slough off to be replaced by healthy skin Get instant drying TL 4 from any druggist Doc Cory Drug Store Pinckney Mich FOR RENT Year around cottage 6 room,neat amd cosyj Alo oth er cottages P H Mowers Pindc ney Phone 13F4 Pinckneys FIST STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court tor the Ceunty oi Livingston In Matter of the Estate of William Roche, Deceased At a session of said Court held May 22, 1952 Present Hon Hiram R Smith Judae of Probate Notice is Hereby Given That the petition of Gerald JMcClear pray ing that the instrument filed in said Court be admited to probate as the Last Will and testament of said deceased ,and also that the administration of said estate be granted to Gerald JMcClear or to some other suitable person and that the heimi oi said deceased be determined will be heard at the Probate Court on June 16 1952 at ten A M It is Ordered, That notice hereof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv ly previousto saidday of hearinq in the Pinckney Dispttchand that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each I known party in intere ft at his last Gcnown address by registered maiL return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to such hearing, or by personal ser vice at least five 5 days prior to vice such hearingA true copv Hnaro R Smith Celestia Parshall Judge of Probate Regisr o Probate LEE LAVEY General Insurance loae 93 PincknM ui REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs, on All Makes Phone PmcJ ney 15 4F3 AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYL1E Phone Pkickney 78 r2 DR C J TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Aot 4, ifter Phone Dexts 3461 REAL ESTATE Farm, Homes lathi r and Business Opportunities List Your Property with Ms GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 Pear Pinckney Mich Fner, 1 3 3 hone 157FU pcdrisQ MY BON J HuG i Plumbing and iaana I late 8717 LakMe Driv iUcense Rush Lak P, H SWARTHOUTfc SON Funeral Home Don C Swurthou Director Modem Equioment Ambulance Service hones 39 63 Pinckney, MicV HFttED C REICKHOFF or OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grcmd River Av Ik well Michiac fhone 55P esJdeo 61 IXOYD HFNDEF Livestock Haullna Weekly Tip Mude To ltft General Tnckinq ilionfl 64F4 PinckneT Mlc H W WYLIt NOTARY Insurance and Bonds tCNE 136 Pinckney CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afford To Pa MILFORD GRENITE WORKS UyodL Michigan h Classified Ad vs FOR SALE STRAWBERRIES Marshall Meabon phone 62F3 LOST BEAGLE HOUND tan , head, black and white body Will FOR SALEAn Electromaster el ectric stove Call 69F21 Pinckney FOR SALEHouse and 5 acres , of land on Mowers Road Inguire of Fiancis Harris 3111 Watson Detroit or Sylvester Hcvris at I 211 Main St, Pinckney WANTEDWashinqs and Ironings to do in my home Phone Hnckney85F3 FOR SALETarm Masti Milkinq unit and a David BracUey 8 in Hammer Mill, Woodroe Massey Phone Pinckney 16 IF 12 , FOR SALE One full aizdd bed with sprinqs and mattres Gust, Hannaman, 22p Unadilla St , Pincknev, Mich, run oAUrair of usetl garaq door and l windows Phone 151F11 WA i LL riouse ana doat Patnt ing to do Otto Sjuith Phone 173F12 Hi land, be FOR SALE 18 month ol31 cubic ft Frigidare refrigerator, fcdl width freezer chest,Deluxe mods1 mon ths old three burner ajrt size El ctric range, moving inta fwnished home, must sell Call Bfb Johnson Pindney 173F21 FOR SALNew Electrciui Vacuum, used upright fcacuura boys bicycle Call after 600 p n George VanSiveiV112a Mowers Road pay reward Hi land Lake Murray Dagg QUALITY Meats Friri Groceries Vegetables fish QUESTION Is ther any way I can put up the If on the tile wall of my bathroom f J S, Brockton, Massachusetts ANSWER Start by attaching small bloelei j of wood to th tiJowaM with adhesives Thil tpe of adhesive s penerolly available, most , , of them are bl,vk m color, and will hold practically alt kmils cf materials together , very well With I lorks in position, use screws to attach fixtures in customary way I I QUESTION Please edse how to remove ruit stains from white asbestos shingles The stains are caused by rain water tripping roan gableend louver or vents ,on colled sodium carbonate and granulated soap in warm water Scrub shin glef with this mixture, using a stiff brush Rins thoroughly with clear wateruse a garden hot with full pressure Start your scrubbing at the bottom otherwise the drip from above will make stains on lower, dry shingles, which wilt be hard to remove, QUESTIONS I have difficulty patching , Token pavement around my home What 1 tt correct procedure F S O, Trenton,N J1 ANSWSkt Remove all loose material from pot to be patched, then soak it thoroughly with water Key edges of hole by undercut tfatg thasn with a cold chiseL Then apply cement of a 12 mix 1 part cement in which lime has been mixed, 2 parts sharp , isi clean water USED TRUCKS AND CARS 1948 1 Ton Studeboker Truck in excellent conditiondual wheels overboard spring, tires lilre new, 4 speed transxnision good stake body Price 585 1950 Chevrolet 1 ton pickup Is like new 865 Also Good Used Cars THE AUTO MART , 864 East Grand River Hnwell I Phone 374 Niqht Phone 1C7J2 FOR SALEDairy Equipment 4 10 qallon milk cans, like new hooded dairy pail, milk strainer, cream seperator, wash tanks, dairy water heater, dropin unit milk cooler, will fit any box Frank Pearce, phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALEJamesway Incubator, 2500 eqq capacity, two 5 deck chic poultry batteries, I Caw hay loader Frank Pearce, phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALE Furnace complete with smoker, controls, pi ebilower James Whiley, phone 15F11 FOR SALEMans all wool Gab erdine topcoat,tan,blue 0u4t8lM36 tan Gaberdine 2 pant suit pair of cfroy trousers Phone No 17 fgeaBBBBjsaBWaBtaaBBBBa,HBV,BkVBavweweaBBwawakhM ifaw,eaaajgsway FOR SALE Yv ashing Machine A C heavy duty Howard Craifj 290a W M36, Phone 64 FOR SALE Electrochef stove, burners Darrell Baker 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland or Phone Briqhton 74952 j Ill nil 1 FOR bALE 1941 Dodge Ssdan Good transportation Pnil Gentile 111 Main St Pinckney FOR SALE Bunding and two lots on West Main St Pinckney known a the Stewart Anderson Property to settle estate Gterald Reason Adm WANJEDrAhM LibTlNGS, wc Let us help you sell your farm, have mare prospects than tanns L, HAROJJ CRANDAXL Phone 305W KowdL AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75c SERVICE WHILE YOU WATT XL WORK GUARANTEFD LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED I1ANDELVS SAW FILING SHOP fllLAND LAKL tT SIDE 11524 RIVBR DRIVE Wanted Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS SUK8TT0N 1 there any danger in putting it amok pipe from a coal stove into the asse chimney where there is an oil burner i the bassmsnt ,A T, Enfleld, Connecticut ANlwXtt Mala danger from two flret cootweted to same flue is that draft of ooe, or the other, will he poor I oil burner operate with forced draft, probabality is that tort would etnoke Some chimneys have two Suva however, and if worth checking Your GRAIN During Harvest Fariher Fei Supply Co ITTF J JL JH use 0 Ji, , VV ,iwa Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 11, 1952 Description An account of the resource June 11, 1952 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 1952-06-11 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/28b40b03996cea430c4b879b1b02d84e.pdf c5dc0bca9a6ab1055e23a73643ee8d21 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. PyxijIVfr, ty,tijtwBymiteiyflpij t1 vyhi Uv ftsKvifjBBBt Voiume 6 rh Sunday visitors n 3 Mark Nash home were Uicw vjearhar ui ixodtr and lhe Dr James ,Nah family ot Coldwater and Lee rioiling sworth Rosalee Nash was one oi the 5 Mich State students picked as a justice to hear he case agauis the47 parity raiders bhe delivered the opimonb were ex Mai mipDiuh Wednesday, June 18 1952 S The marriage oi Janet CaroL ine Lunuin, daughter ot Mr and Mrs John Lundm ot Letroit and hiland Lake and rrancis She nan, son ot Mr and Mrs Lotus Shehan ot Pinckney took place buuiday morninq at St Marys church, rtev Altfert Schraitt otticiiingS Kevs xrtnk McQuill and Morgan Harris cousins oi cused, 27 banea from 2 football gm were Present on thd ahnrJ lhe altarvwas decorated with baskets of ciit flowers Miss JNeli ie Gardner presided at the or gan StMarys choir sang The bride was lovely in a ny Ion net over satin gown with lace bodice, round yoe of net outlined by double ruchinq net cathedral rain held by Simula ed oranqe blossoms She was given in marriage by her father Gera4adj3 Man lei oi hJjViand Lake was maid oi honorJiex cos tume was lavendar orgaidy and matching head motif She carried yellow roses and carna tionsThe bridesmaids were Mrs tooen Gannon Kedford, sister oi the bride attired in white organdy, carrying white roses, nancy Lundin, another sister in blue and carryinq pink flowers and Janet Shirley attired in pink in deep rose, carryinq roses Joan Shehan, neice of the groom in yellow organdy was tlower girl and Larry Templeton and John Gannon of Rediord ring bearers Gene Shehan was , his brothers has1 man and the usners were Ted Erickson, Chic ago Robert Gannon, Redtord and Jack Sheldon Pinckney games and he re Paired from all games for a year Maynard Ciark and wife of Manchester were Sunday visitors at the WaLer Clark noise Sergt Tom Clark is now ut Thiel Greenland building an air port They are having 24 hours oi dayjignt there After August it will be 24 hours of night Sunday guests at the CJClin home were the Ralph Clinton iamily and Gerald Clinton and wife of Detroit and Fred Berry oi riaweii Ted Olson and wife of Dearborn and the Don Griffith family of Ann Arhpr were Sunday guests a the Joe Griffith home The Clarence Culver family of Deport called at the Murray Kennedy home Saturday Mrs Eleanor Ledwidgew son Keith and daughter, Nan, and Louis Stackable and wife attend ed the funeral ot HerbertBrogan son of Ray Brogan, at St Marys church Lansinq Friday He died a Champaign 111 He leaves a wife Dick Young has received his discharge from the navy and with his wile has moved into the Martin Markos house on M 36 West aoe witt brown accessories,the Robert Ackley and 2 children j groomes mother, blue and whte attended the Plymouth horse print with white accessories snow bunday George Armstrong of Social Items REASON, raERuCK The Congl church Saturdaynight was tne scene of the wedd ing of Shirley Jeanne Reason, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ger aid Reason oi Pinckney to Serqt Paul Leroy Frederick, eon ot Mr and Mrs Leroy Frederick oi Mishawa, ind Rev Donald D Brady performing the aoubie ring ceremony Mrs Mferwm Campbell persided at the organ cmd Paula Curlett sang, ihe Dawning and Wedding Pray er Chancel decorations included 5 large baskets of gladioli and peonies with silvered lohage and satin bows while palms Catholic Marys CafoSc Church Mncfcrwy Michigan fe Fr Albert J Schmitt, Pastor Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800 100U UiSfl Winter 800 1000 Novenna Devotions Fridov evenir ct 730 a VrfOXilesioos 1 r Noveuna Devotions Saturday 730 ir 900 P WL Sunday hedcr frOO Mar ribbon on the arms of the pews Shirley was given in raaiic by her father Her gown was nylon tulle wit Peaud ange lace appiigued over the skirt and across the shoulders in a femin ine bow knot design The tulle sleeves and yoke were sheer and potted ferns furnished a note oi color contrast 5b white candels in candelabra shed a sort and holy light over the en tire settingThe aisle to the altar were outlined for the bnaal par , , party by white satin bows practices during tne month oi Rev Donald brady pastor ihur nuyer meeting ui Wm Ketcham home n SunOQ ToyKeith Hueqseqq ot Jone University preaches At tfQU p m he will show a wmin ate liim at tne church The pastor s away ior 2 weeks Our bemor Cnoir is conaiminq its weexiy Wednesday eveninq Softball Notes Pinckney tops the county lea gue by outsiugging Highland and Miiford at brighton Friday night and won 9 to 6 Pinciaiey scored 3 the 1st on walks to Led widge and Burns and Laveys home run and 2 more the 2nd on Leadeis wak and TwitchelU doubleGus Ledwidge hit a home iiui m 2nd in the itn Ledwidge and Singer bunted ana scored on infield oats, in the 7ih Jones walked and Amiiugey hi home run Bob Baker hit in 4 runs for High, laud with 2 home runsThe other 2 cqme in the 4th on asinqle and double, Highland loade itfic bases the 7th with one out but Savery flied short to Lavey and Amourgey threw out Colgrove June at 730 ivieiiAiOime Calvary iweanoniie Church v tzxa xach Pastor 4 pt Walter ana a iayon satin lining gave ai2dJu1 1UUU the dress a subtle shimmer Her JZfl 100 jrmictowD s Hour , 114 XOUBQ Peoples ieeuny ac JoUrjr fellowrtiiip oarvirveil of illusion iell from a cap, fashioned after the traditional bridal pattern and her neck was encircled with bands of seed pearls in harmony with those etched on her shoulderShe carr ied a cascade bouquet of shatt ered white carnations and step, hanotis, centered by a remov able white orchid corsage and PincKnoy Iedwidge If bincjei Jb Lavey ccf Jeffrey, lb Burns ss Jones, rf TwKchell cc Amburgey p Reader b Highland H iead 3b ii Read, 2b Lewrcnce, c Baker, lb Savery p T Colgrove, Ji Geobel, ss Lurreut Comaieut Events are happening fast in the campaign ior the Republican preidenual nomination and tney are conlirmng our opinion that Senator Tali is not a man great intelligence but like his late iahei, William Howard TaftwUi stir up enough ill feeling against himself in he convention that ev en if he should be nominated he will lose the election As regards the coming presidential conven ion W K Keisey, famous Detroit News Commentator, says the dice are loaded against blsenhow er That the Taf forces control committees and have pulled one trick after another It is the cus unt j to pick a neutral man for a key out but i not but they picked General MacArhur who has declared for Tail and is willing to let himself be used as catspawThe tempor ary chairman is MrHallanan ot Wes Virginia, also a Taft mam it will be his duty to rule on the ontesting negro delegations of the southern statesThe ruthless ness of the Taft force, will kill any chance he had of election His lathers fate in 1912 apparent ly carries no warning for hirn AB tf, H 3 5 5 4 2 2 4 4 1 3 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 u Wednesday HtfO o TXL Summer Bible school will be u , conauctea June 23 to July j, Clas3 r n u ess for all aaes UJ J Coigrove, It AB R H o 0 J 2 2 2 3 0 0 3 2 2 4 0 1 4 0 0 3 0 U 3 0 0 lhe brides mother wore pink suPPrted by a ianshaped whit satin background of white rib oon and lacelon A weddmq breakfast attend Detroit I ed by 200 was served at the has bought the ot Ion M 36 West j Pinckney school Mrs Eloyse 00x 0t Batae Creek, Wenona at the Uuhord Haines home and Campbell sang two sclos and Lewis Poniac and Celia Flynn Matron of honor was Mrs iiichard Reynolds ot Mishawaka sister of the groom Jacqueline Mrs Loretta Schafer played ac cordian selections Individual favors were lashioned by Mrs John Lrickson ot Chicago, aunt of the bride and the ciotn on the brides table was made by her grandmother in Switzerland The bridal party left for north ern Michigan and Wisconsin andwill live at the Shehan farm on ther return The brides trav eliing costume was white linen dress with green accessories The bride is a graduate oi Northwestern high school,Detroit and has held secretarial positions in Ann Ajbor and Pinckney The groom ciaduated from Pinckney high school and has been active in 4 H and Farm Bureau work will move his house and garaqe from across the street there Mrs Betty Wilson and child ren of Detroit were Sunday vis iors of the Clihlord Haines fam Mr and Mrs Rex Noggle of Ann Arbor entetxined the Rex Noogles, Frank Aberdeen and Harry Fairchild family Saturday night in honor of the qraduaion of David Aberdeen from the U of M, Ann Arbor Ross Lamb and wife of Willow Runu were Sunday guests at the Willow Run home Mrs George Brunton wha has been visiting her daughter and new baby in Washington D C, has returned home PeteA Waqpner went thuoufcrri the rail at the Hi land Lake store Friday night and wrecked his station wagon He wetss cut and bruised Bill Otterbein USN is home on a furlough The following members of the Pinckney Masonic Lodqe attend ed church at the Brighton M E ahiuich fcSundayfcWmVa Baukhn Clare Miller Jack Hahneet,Or and WinsfewA Efcftie Smith, Clare Miller, Jack Hannett, Orl Robinson and ye editor Also keedasnes Robimson CwteU and dctughtef Paula Mike Qarr is spending the, summer in Walled Lake Dick Darrow and Jerrv Mrofka are playing on the Dexter Am erican Leqion ball team Mrs Sadie Moran is visiting relatives in Flint Andrew Campbell Oscar Beck and Max Dyer took ,11 toca boy scouts to Big jrlock the other side of Atlanta The place is ,, , iK of Gregory g1 picting episodes in Alias UfeA vocal humber was rendered by Paula Curlett Among those present were Mr BiRDHAYDEN B Joan Bird, daughter oi Dr and Mrs Robert bird oi Wayne and Lt Donald Hayden son oi D WHayden of WinstonSalem il Cere married a the Wayne 3 1 1 Pinckney plays Hamburq boys Friduy u Brighton at 800 p m HARLEY STANTON Harley Stanton 83 died at the county hospital at Howeil Wed ensday He was he son oi the late Theodore and Flora Smith doctors There will be n proposal on the ballot this fall to build a county hospital the federal government to put up 45 percent oi the funds 11 the hospital is built osteopathi will be allowed to practise in it A similar occurence has cropped up in Bay City where the council voted 5 o 4 to admit osteopaths The result was that all M Ds pulled out and osteopaths now run the hospital There is a feud between M Ds, and osteopaths and MDsdo not recognize them At iirst osteopaths were bone oyer antigue saun A Mary Queen of Scots cap held her ill HONORED AT RECEPTION Pinckney Chapter O E S 145, honored Mrs Ai a Meyer, grand committee woman on the Grand Chapter Oh S, Blood Bank of Michigan with a dinner and rec eption on the evening of June 4 Over 150 assembled at tke Ma sonic temple here consisting of mony a reception was held at grand chapter ollicerspast qrand White Lodqe Country Club and oiiicers county QES leaders j a buffet Juncheon was served to Mt Clemens were bridesmaids They wore gowns of net with matching bridal caps and neck lacesThe honor attendants were in blue Miss Flynn in lavendar and Miss Lewis in lime qreen loose Colonial bouquet s were in harmonizing shades in con cemiate rings each bouquet, being centered with pink car nations and pink roses backed with net from the girls dresses Gerald Allen Reason, brother of the bride served as rinq bear er and was jaunty in his white suit Richard Reynolds was his ,, brbtherinktws best man TheDlue aun ribbon gicorns attendant was James Montgomery of Battle Creek The ushers were James Jarvis of Yp silanti and Brandon White jr of Pinckney The mothers wore floor length dresses Mrs Reason, a cameo rose lace over satin and Mrs Frederick lime qreen of similar design Their corsages were two gardenias with shattered carna lions and steohanoiis Following the nuptial cere IJW VUvIiaQ , , , Then they broadened Congl church Saturday Rev h btanx,n ana WCLS k0 in Web their Ueld and now prescribe med iirMon officiating at a double fler ln early hie he learned tha icine dnd perform operationsSUll baroers trade and had shops in and other places He atinq at a double ring ceremony The bride given aroers tr in marriaae hv hr ir, lennessee marriage by her ia her wore they cannot put M Dafer their name Osteopaths go to school a gown ot white imported lace rljiec l lxter about 1903j 7 years MDs 7 Later we read and had a shop n Dex er ior a the city reconsidered and voted number of years Later he was j ed 0 bar osteopaths from hos ii i 11 11 usion veil She carried an arm pam er ancl c corator and hcd a pitai This iollowed tne action of bouquet of white carnations Ena , and bIrr farm on Mast Rd le American College of Sur lish ivy and stephanotis 4 im Webster He sola tnis about lu geons in blucklistinq Karen Bird, sister oi e bride was maid of honor and Helen Mitchell and Martha belLbrides maids They were dressed alike in blue lace and net over taffeta with blue net caps and ace miis fashioned after the brides Eash carried a crescent arm bouguet of blue carnations, tied wh J3 Lt Carl Aichei of Ft Knox,Ky was best man and Billy Birda brother of the bride and Charles Smith ushered All men wore summer tuxedos with blue trous ers The brides mother chose a teal blue taffeta shantung gown with navy accessories with a corsage of white carnations and stephanotis k After a garden reception foil owing the ceremony the ewiy weds left on a trip to the Cats kill Mts They will reside at Ft , , geons in blacklisting the hopit years ago and buiH a cottaqe at aL Duimq the time he 0 teoSwarihouts Cove, Portage Lake paths controlled the hospital the where he lived until month ago number Qt palients dwindled to he was twice married His first wife, Lelia Brown died many years agoThere was a son, liar ley ji his second wile, the iorm A bier effort is heinq made to er, Lulu Snay, of Dexter died sev ge cut he voiu il fell but eral years ago His sislerMrsMao whether it succeeds this year od Carpenter and 4 brothers Deo 1 not remains o be seen A simil Theron, Arthur and Orville arc ar eiiort was made in 1948 but all dead The funeral was held at the Swarthout Funeral Home Satur day morning Rev Brady official ing The body was cremated and the ashes buried in Forest Lawn Cem tery Defcter only b2 percent of the people Utah had the highest rate, 74 per cent We never could figure out this voting apathy unless it is pure laziness Back in 1924 when the parochial school amendment was on the ballot there wen hundreds of election workers and over 800 votes were cast in Put nam This total has never been there and members of the local chap ter, They were introduced by Mrs Meyer as were many associaie teachersschool ouicers iriends who were her special guests on this occasionAlta received many nice gifts and 0 her expressions oi love, appreciation from her chapter in honor of her long and devoted service and her response with gven, with feeling wordU of inspiration Following the roast , ham dinner, a very nice pro gram was put on underttha diri and Mrs Edsel Meyer, YpsilanH and Mr and Mrs, Cyrus AtLee of Gladwin to see their mother so honored CThe Dal as Cox family of tot I Creek spent the week endat tW Mrs Iyg Reason WAmbrose Etetoan and indMlmy MoyerStockbridge Dearborn called n y Mrs Willa Lamb Ann ArborMr Eichman home Sunday a levw w IQJ Spramed ftpears, sayinq he naa th countv ttea8 ntroit thGeraId Chatjee Wt ot Gregory, jounced ANTHONY HILKOWJCR Anthony ilbiivowich58 wis iound dead in his farm home yard Sunday afternoon byx a neighbor, Owen LowelL His farm was the former Freeman Carr farm on M 36west of Liver more Corners He came from Russia many years ago and has rHa ivs hereUe lived alone his ouests eff due to a heart craacic, ine funwere Sunday , ercl wa8 m Ae ajthout Funer sga ASS al home this af ernoon, Rev W MabKay oi Unadflla ofiiciattnq nurial in Sockhridge Cemety wo bundfced gViestsA Audrey Amburgey was n chargeof the guest book, Mrs Wm Brash,the punch bowl and Mrs Eromett Wiclineyer and Louise and Carl eneZiegler the cake eerviceThe Pinckney Rhythmaus fiufkisher, music The newly weds went to Birch Lake Ind for their honeymoon The bride wore a pink and grey checked travelling suit with white accessories and orchid corsage On their return they will live at East Leroy, Mich Mrs Frederick graduated from Pinckney high school and finish ed a teachers course at Michi gan State NormaLShe is a grade teacher in the Battle Creek school systemShe was honored by several prenuptial showers Sergt Frederick is completing a course at Camp Gordon, Ga ha, Sept he will join his wife in the home they have purchased near Battle Creek LIVINGSTON LODGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR June B MM Degrees Winston Baughn W M pgul W Curlett, Sec ORDER OF RAINBOW Initiation meeting for the Or er of Rainbow Girls on Thursday, fune 19, at 730 pjn Gus Ledwidqe pitched Ami Arbor to a 10 to 4 win over the Stockbridqe team Sunday Jo ysftiy got 3 hits INSTDE STORY JACKSON PRISON PlIOT Read the amazing inside story approached although about how a prisoner to satisfy j e many more people here now his craving for atten ion instigat ix iwy wm j ed ihe prion rebeUion at Jack , ra5SJ 9 where Lt Hayden i sen Mibh Read The Boss oi The Roman Catholic Diocese of Blok 15, by Parole Authority David Dressier, in this Sundayf is stationed ROBERT RJCKARD Robert Rickard, 5 son of Mr and Mrs, Wlliam Hckard of Riv erside,Lakeland, died oi lockjaw Saturday He has 5 brothers and sisters The funeral was held at St Marys church Monday, Rev Albert Schmitt officiating Burial was in St Marys Cemetery MRS EDITH TKEPLE Mrs Edith Teeple, 72, died at a iackson hospital Saturday, following an operation She was the daughter of Mrs Nettie Sigler Vaughn and the late Dfjohn Vaughn of Pinckney She graduated from Pinckney high school in 1899 and married Guy Teeple of Pinckney He was employed in a hardware at Sault StMarie for several years Later he was associated withhis father, John Teeple and brother, Charles, in the Teeple Hardware at Pinckney When he became salesman for Morley Bros, of I Saginaw the family moved to Jackson Guy died in 1931 Surviving are2 daughtersuMrs VirgiUne Bauman and Mrs Vir ginia Reason ot Jackson Also her aged mother and a sister, Mrs Norma Merrill of Webster The funeral was at the Weath e rbee Funeral Home Jackson, Tuesday Burial will be in the Pinckney Cemetery Samuel Hoffman, 11, of Fen ton drowned ia Thompsotx Lake at Howeil today ,, u Defoit ha3 just won a suit again st the City of Orchard Lake The June 22 issue of The New Color city sought t0 bar the diocese Gravure American Weekly, ex j from building a church school clusively with The Detroit Sunday in its limits, claimma it was re Tim restricted 1o residential purposes Times 4H CLUBS NEED HELP The 4H County Council has set Sunday, June 22 as the day to repair the 4H building at county fair grounds, Tables will be made and building changes A work crew is being organized in Pinckney This is a family affair Come, bring sandwiches and table service and stay al day, if you can come contact John Burof local 4H committee man NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The Annual meeting of the Pinckney Community Schools School District No 2 fractional, Putnam Township Livingston County, will be held at the Pinck nev High School on the 14th day of July AD, 1952 at 8 oclock p m for ihe purpose of electing twd Trustees 2 for a term of three years and for the purpose of tran Bactina such other business a3 may lawfully come before the said meeting Dated this 4th day of June 1952 Fric G Rose Secretary, Board of Education, Pinckney Community Schools JAMES KEARNEY James Kearney 92, died at his home in Pingree Tuesday Fun eral from the Swarthout Funeral Home Thurs with burial in the Green The case went to the supreme court The court ruled a church is no a nuisance and a city has no right to bar them from their limits The opinion said the con stituion reads that religion, moral ity and knowledge shouldforever be encouraged and the presumpt ion that excluding a cnurch isf conductive to public healthmar alssafety or welfare is opresum tion the court does not indulge in In the Lapeer farm seizures the state oolice have refused to inter vene until sheriff has exhaust ed all local enforcement efforts According he has asked sup ervisors for 100 extra deputies to aid in dispossessing the farmers who have so far thwarte4 hie moves Two men have been arrei ted for mussing up the sheriff and 4 others are sought Those arrested are out on bcdL CARD OF THAN1S We wish to thank the many re lativeB , friends and neighbors for their kind deeds and comfort ing words, cards, food and floral remembrances during the illness and passing of our loved one one The S E Swarthout Family Mr and Mrs Wm Miller entsr tcdned their sons and famitttt dinner Father day m i ,t 1 , m Tw 1 J iklkll Btt MHCVmcx MMTCB WedtaesdayLJune 18 1952 Lj 0 I bANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SWDAIRYARMER SAVS Lloyd Morrison, near Peck, owns one of the most efficient milk houses in Sanilac County And of course, his water heater is electric Without work or worry, fuel or flame, he has a full tank of piping hot water every day to speed up dairy chores and to keep his equipment in spotless condition Economy is another big reason for going electric Edisons Bpeeial water heating rates are low And the cost per gallon is even less when like Mr Morrison you have two electric water heaters one in your milk house and another in yoiii home Better see your plumber, appliance dealer or Edison Farm Service Advisor tomorrow Good wiring is always important So always ask your Farm Service Advisor ior his recommendations DETROIT EDiSCi 11GWyw BEER m AMERICAS BEVERAGE MODERATION In Michigan the game of golf is gaining in popularity every year And its The American Way to relax at the 19th Hole with a spar kling glass of Michigan brewed beer For beer belongs to pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible moderation And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs to our own American heritage 7 jp of personal freedom Sfieeb Sfteiwufi bflfCty r Michigan Brewers Association 71718 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan Alfes Brewing Co E fi Brewing Co, Fronkenmvih Brewing Co Goebe Brewing Co PrVflFer Brewing Co Sebewafrtg Brewing Co The Sfroh Brewery Co I fTmt nowen i ri ewerWalt Winer iNeighboring Notes, 86 people donated blood at the Red Cross Blood bank at Gregory1 June Jrd 3 who signed up failed , lue, Wea ihur Juke 17, 1813 Fridav to appear Gene Keily Donald O G nnor Inwx The D C Company at Stock bridge has opened anew sore at Grand Haven 16 schools are now circulating Dexter Theater SINGING IN THE HA N NoToity Nwa Cortex Friday Saturday Jkae 20,21 Your mightiest screen thrill KING KONGf Wltk Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot also petitions to join the Stockbridge school system StockbridgeBuil ok, Fufmer, Mapes, Woodrutr and Sharpe in Unadilla McCali, Dewey Parks Base Line, Moss and Munith in Jackson county and Derby, Moss and Fitchberg in ingham Ozzie Harriet, David and Ricky Miss Lucille Cooper, daughter i in of Mr and Mrs Harry Cooper o HERE COMES THE NELSONS Unadllia, who has taught in Chei sea 3 years will teach in JJackson his fall Henry Smith died last Monday at the Davis Convalescent Horn Fowlervile He was a brother of 2021 2 FMfcVM 2 Jane Ruisell, Frank Slnatri anl Gfoacho Mane DOOBLE DYNAMITE Phai BRIDE OF GORILLA picture with thrlla excitement Sun MOIL J, Sun show 5 THE WIT 23 Mon 7,9 Z YONDER V I 1 Sun Mon June 22 23 Mat Sun 2 p, m CSAL KANGAROO b TeduuimLm npnid P leaxnoA Duraia suW fMaueen OTfarTSttf Lawford, Surviving a 4 children, 2 sisters conwdy Cartoon Ne J and 13 grandchildren Funercu I Beryl iRalsU Wendell Carey and Phil Harris as the men of the odrforce who Uew the B 29 News and Cartoon was at St Agnes church, Fowler Tues, Wed Thur June 24,2526 villa, Wednesday Robert Mitch am, Jane Russell Edwin Sherburne has been ap n pointed assistant district mgr ci MACAO the Ann Arbor Detroit Edison comedy caton ce , Coming San Francis o Story ine Brighton City tax is 24 mills The Wild North which is a mill less than Ias Tues Wed Thur, June 242526 Shows 700 900 MY FAVORITE SPY Comedy tensing Bob Hope, Bety LaMarr and and Francis Sulliven Sun Mon, June 22, 23 Battle of Apache Pass Skirts Ahoy Comma year The Red Cross Mobile blood bank will be at Brighton June 23 The following from this county graduated from the University cf Michigan Saturday Jacqueline Jeffreys, Gregory Patricia Smith, Howell David Aberdeen and Roo ert Betsig, Pinckney The latter got his masters degree, the others Batcheler of Arts Mr and Mrs Frank Durfee of Howell celebrate their 56th wedd ing anniversary June 22nd Brinks armored cars now visit Howell each Wednesday to pick Sylvan Theater Chelsea MikMgn n Theater StocJtiAiage jyuenrtrun Friday Skiturdajun 20,21 THE FIRST TUME A Uood omW with Robert Cumings, Barbara Hale and Mona Baxrie Nws and Cartoon Sun Mon June 22, 3 Sport I JL RE11REAT HELL A Lrama StvnfrW Frank Loveioy, Ania Louise R Carlson up and deliver registered maiTtc i Sun shows 3 5 7 the Howell banks MrsMiburn Goer, employed by fUes, Wed Thur, June 24,2526 the county drain commissioner,1 SKIRTS AHOY i had her car stolen JJune 10, at i A Murtcai fitipq the court house parking lot It Esther Williams Joan Evans and was found at Brighton Harry Sullivan 41 graduated at Fowlerville cartoon high school las week shows 710 915 Coming Tombo, RxnyHfong Pat and Mike Friday f5citi1rdayne 20,21 NIGHT RIDERS OF MONTANA Rocky Lane in a good western JEEPERS CREEPFRtSK Weaver Bros, and Elviry in a good comedy Sun, Tues, June 22, 24 THE PAINTED HILLS la TeciuAColci Dog Lassie and gold mines of the painted hills Comedy Cartoon Kelt CongrpaTs of Golden West Passage West 25 fteaiti Ao Lee Theater W13TM0RE LAKF, MICH St Marys Altar Society hold an ice cream socil at the Bert VanBlaricum home Saturday eve The infant son of Mr and Mrs T7 J C Hassencahl born Friday,was Friday SaltuMdayJune 20,21 operated upon the same day for Tony Curtis, Piper Laurie hernia at the Pinckney Sanitar ium Drs Sigler and Sigler There were wrestlinq matches at ihe opera house Saturday nite in which Farmer Newton of Fowl, erville threw Wild Bill Hill of Pinckney and Max Giover of Hartland threw Elmer Vanderin den of Detroit for the championship In a preliminary Bob Richardson of Pinckney threw How ard Read Ad Collums pavllilon at Lak and burned Tuesday nightIt was a grocery and ice, cream store and boat livery in NO ROOM FOR THE GROOM Plut TEMBO bow arrow hunting in Africa Howard Hiji cartoon FeaturetteLand of game at South Lyon Friday 2 t Miracles Sun Mon June 22, 23 singing, swmgmg musical hit SINGING IN THE RAIN In Taciitfcofcit with Gene Kelly, Donald Cnnor and Debbie Rerday Be a TELEPHONE OPERATOR No yjcpeiicvo necessary pay while learning Pay increase first year,chnce foradvancementpaid vacation wot neccr home with friendly associates and in pleas ants suiioundinqs Womens Employment Offte 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbcc, Mich MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE 13 Rev H E Maycrbft has resign ed as pastor of CbngL church to accept a pastorate at Lake The Pinckney team beat the o Bus team of Lansing Sunday j 9 to 8 They went into the 9th a I run behind but scored twice on 1 hits by Claude Kennedy, Edwin f Brown and Bill VanBlaricum Commencement is Friday The Tuea, Wed Thur, June 24,2526 Doubli Keatrn Glenn Ford Ruth Pnman and Denise DarceJ YOUNG MAN1 WITH IDEAS Pin Robert Ryan Ida tuptao ON DANGmOUSGR TIOVJPANY program is as follows Invocation Rev Maycroft Salutatory, Hazel , Smith History, Ruth Evers Will Established 1865 Merwin Campbell Prophecy, Ev JA 1915 elyn Soper Solo, Beatrice Van I Incorporated 1915 Horn Oration, Mark Nash Solo I i DAK Dan NoekerPoemMildreoT Hains McPHERSON iC DAI Valedictory Elizabeth Bokros SV Jans Cut and Curl NOW OPEN 900 A M to 500 P, M Monday and Saturday Mophone No 60 ior your Appointmant A N i 119 Scat Main PiadBwy Auction I will sell th following personal property at auction at 11425 HoU Boad Silver Lake Hambtff township on SATOHDAY JUNE 21 lOo AJL Dining Room Suite 2 tables and chairs, single bed springsjaatt Uddifcig,utensils, drapes curtoln beddhXMitensils, drapef,curtaina and pillows, 2 bicyclei picnic tablesseveral radios, fish poles garden hose clocks golf clubs, BDtorarpnter looKlawn mow ec THEODORE WOLFE Prop, Presentation of diplomas and the Wilson awards by Supt Doyle Benediction, Rev Maycroft The suit of I C Hessenccrhl vz Roy Placeway was tried Monday involving an auto accident Hass cahl got a 100 judgement wife Lucy June 12, twins, a boy and girl CONCERNING SCHOOL BOARD CAJNLUiAiri AND SCHOjL LLttlQfci OF HE PlNCiLNL COMlviUWirY SCHOOLS U ELECTION IULY iftth 1952 Two 2 Trustees ior Three Years 1 hlecuon of school oiucers will be by petition as proviaed ior by Public icts oi lai, IMO do in Sec uon 15 as amended Chapter 131 School Code 2 petition may be obtained from from Mr Eric Hose, becieiary of board of Education 3 fcetiuons snan oe tiled with tho ikcretaiy oi the Jtioard of Educ tion iir Eric Rose, on or before June 13th 1052 4 Nc hlector snail sign a petition Dont risk the VurTofyour vacca for more candidates for each tion by carrying oil your cash jerm u,an are to be elected y ,, 5Lachpetiuonshall be signed by not less than 25 qualified school electors oi the district 6 School electors mas be Howell Mich A LE1TE3 PLAY SAFE ON YOUR VACATION Bom to Grant Sherman and your waitet where it might be ife Lucy Culhaneof Fenton on t i0t or stoJenlns d ltwould safer to take travelMre chcrios along in convenient denommat ions and cash one uy as you 47 iutrs Aso A citizen of the United States , Twenty one years oi age ar need n CVGY The Young Mens Oub hold 2 li Iwot cash anyI A Michigan 6 month fi ifri rlmr Tun 91 , DOJUS wasy v pri0r to election Q S 5S was observed at where JW j P A resident of the school district the Congl church Sunday with A ,nnrtn 30 daYS next preceeding i a program directed by Mable All deparitf up to 410,000 in the elecUon Swarthout Vocal selections were ured by 0 ttfcflliHMtup in t 7 hlgibUity of membership on the by Ethel Graham, Gladys Brown, Fedwoi Deposu liTttnce Cot Board of Education raceand Harold Grieve and porauco Any qualified voters in the Prof Miller Tie Excelsior Strina I fe Stntlnnd T7 Comm Quartete of Fr, ncis Carr Fred Frank Bowers of Rniney and 1 hool District whose name Campbell Ross ead and Maudo Belle Dupont o Iosco were man 9 Vf111 ro11 Teepie played , , ied at Howell Wednesday TatniZtrV hlS oW5 JFev Myme delivers the com Miss Mae Reason is z qraduat W 0lXfhSlil4aSSeSSeci mencement sermon Sunday nite of St Marys Academy Monroe Vnt 5li f1 Carl Svkes will sMg i William Moran is b iiding the g UvthSlhS00 Mrsnora Grimes and grandson , bridge south of town u skaa and wSmf a Shirley Mann, of Lincoln, Neb wS Swarthout and wife at 0lew ohePSSl are visiting here tended the postaastei s conven Xch on the 521 John CcTdwell is building a ion in Lansing his wek They I 2h ffi aporch on his home wffl visit relatives in Bancroft EhaU 3 MrsCharles Leland VonOrden before ccning home or appointment tc school omcl died at her homein WebbenrUe WUoarSSximr 1m a new DateTSect ion hfondw U yi Jfc ,,, yKWwWW7yttt Nt THE PINCKHR DDBrfATCH Wednesday, Juna 18 18 fhe Peoples GrS Vi s Drygoods n i Canned Good SIa Gents Furnas hit Linger Pinkney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class natter at postoioe Act ot March 6, 1877 i owell StrPiackaevJviich Sujciiptton Price S15Q pet vecfl Mrs Thomas Bonner and her guests, Mrs Grace Howard ot Winans Lake and Mrs James Mason of Mason Rd attended an informal luncheon in Howell Fri day at which Aud Gen John Martin, candidate far U S,senate was honor guest Mr and Mrs Herbert Maynard of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Floris Clark Lavera Clark was taken to St Joe hospital, Friday, and had 5 stitches taken in a wound in his he d following an accident at SE Packard S , Aim Arbor when his ecu was in collision with a truck driven by John Herbst of Ann Arc or Mrs Phillip Sprout spent Thurs day in Leslie j VvOiiey Header, Howard Thay e, John Pnu Wore and Robeil McaLn lel Friday for Lake Sup iur on a iitiiiiuj trip The rnckney Civic imp Soc , pv, d a picnic table on the sauc re tor public enjoyment iu end Mrj Phillip Sprou rpciv Sunday at the Chas Soule home in Howell iho Dr Waler Mercer family LOOK FOR m CLOCK AI ITSH LAZE WHEN IN NEED OI Plumbing Pumps,Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIRING A SPKXALfTr COMPLETE LINE OF F1RTURES COLOBfU WHITE PUMPS Myror Hughes MASTER PL JMBER ONE IINCKNEY 107T11 Kennedy Ge raaEE rl ot isi Lansng and the McGreq or family of Brighton were Sun P j guests at the Wrn Mercer home iv and Mrs, Fred Fead wera, ivlonav dnior quests of Mrand M Don Guerdon, Silver Lake, j vti i jVlisVm Mercer went , ,q Tnuriay with the Dr cCor iomily nd saw BUlio v , n a Mr and MrsWalt Jjp l graduate from East , JI school f Giad Lee and Roberta I VV the graduation m Summer Coal Prices Now on Order TO BE SURE Of GOOD QUALITY PHONE 2681 DEXTER DEHoey Son s QG o u ,okVloat Jackson hign I J H,SOI high schoolon1 r iif ht r O i Move J VvLv r ovJ ho joes il iv c i CLC vb v Df c Jchn McHDiino famiL Iv Jcne is q dng school i enf1 to coriiorvw Vi end Vr id pp 5Kiev at he Fank Peers hen in Jackson Mia ruvty entertained j i cv inhers dcy e i J u and Jim, J la ,lo Caipenter and Mies J fc s Lowell called at I i H hooker home Sunday r unri Mrs John McDonnell iw Ciiii Vaniiorn, Coma ii and Lester L Afee a end 1j g jciuai ,n oi Lois Mc I vli a Min State Normal day I Plumbing War Svtttt etc xVf Fi Mo ATION i VERY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILLAGE SQUAHE frilS WELiw WLOVIF Silver on the Sage JOR u PhtlgaiTappan ModIVt4t iowMftil WMglTmpjm tn Ugtfmr MM 00001 fhflflt Syttwtf ConqMtly lntRi fv CySntfwi of PUat ALL THRU JFOR ONLY l WICE 209 ASfe y 01 TOO OIT bl botiful ranf ft featuring Hi latest time antf work Mvtaf otnvftnloneft VOU Of vtHMrtt Phltgat tystem comp4tty Installed at you feemot TOO OIT tw eyttutors of PhRga t no oxtra 1 SEE US TODAY v Hockey Swarthou Plumbing end Repair WATER SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SOFTENERS ETC, GEORGE ROU8H 11180 WEB LAME Jtfj WOM 173FB HULAND LAQ PfclMARV ELIOT TO THE QUSYELKI PNAM TOWNSHIP rfje Is hefebr given that in conformity with the MicM 1 gan Ekodon Law, I, the undersigned Clerk, will, upon any day, excpt Sunday and 1 legal holiday, the day of any regular or KpTal election or primary election, receive for registration th name of any legal voter in said Township, City or Village not alreiuly registered who may APPLY TO ME PERSONALLY for such registration Provided, however, that I can receive no names for registration during the time intervening between the Twen tiefh day before any regular, special or official primary olectiom int ihe day of such election NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL BE Feme 34 North Mill StPinBcney PLnkney evory Wednesday rjrsday, Friday and Sotu dav in Each Week AND ON MONDAY IIULY 7th, 1952 The Twentieth day preceding said Ejection provided hv Sec 3 Chapter 8, Part II, P A 806, 1929 ssi , Svc CI pir Part II, P A, 1939, Act 81, P A 194Lan4 Act 21 P A 1U5 From S oclock a m until 8 oclock p m on said day for ths I purpose of PJVlKWINf the REGISTRATION and REGISTER INfi sMch of the qualified electors in said TOWNSHIP, CITY OT f VILLAHE as SHALL PROPERLY apply therefor iiie name of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDENT of tho , precinct at the time of registration, and entitled under the constitution, if remaining such resident, to vote at the next election shall he entered in the registration book ELECTOR UNABLE TO MAKE PERSONAL APPLICATION, PROCEDURE SEC 16 Any elector who if unable to make personal appVeatlnn for registration because of physical disability or absenca from the Township, City or Village in which his legal residence is located, mny he registered prior to the close of registration befrre aiy election or primary election by securing from the Clrvk of the Township, City or Tillage In which is located hta lr 1 residence duplicate registration cards and executing in dn icite the registration affidavit before a notary public pr oliur officer legally authorized to administer oaths and returning such registration cards to the Clerk of the Township, City or YMagejiefore the close, of office hours onthe last day of registration prior to any election or primary election The no tary public or other officer administering the oath shall sign his name on the line for the signature of the registration officer sad dfcvgftiU his title tat MURRAY KENNEDY Twp Otr Sponsored by PincWney Merchant Pinckn,jy Fire Department fpL BK V SSSSSfltfiBBntBSSBBlSBTVSBSBSSBBlSVnSwfaSMVBBB tr y7 Mr and fyjxs Sam Murdock oi Cujruiia and Win Muidock GLXXU wife ot Haiiers Corners caiiod at the Bob Pike home Sunday Nancy Qnubb fcpent tiie weeK end with Alberta DinkeL the Ambrose Kennedy lamlT oi Howen callea at tne Lioyd Hendoe homq jSunday i j The Asher Wyhe famdy and Mrs Jessie Wylie called on tfas Clemena Bowon of Howell Sun day ieach Snyder of Port Trenton, Ohio, called a1 lhe Asher Wyiia homo Tuesday I The Albert Shirley family were in lieeqo Harbor Sunday MrsDoroihy Dinkel and child ren weie m StCCkbriuge Thurti da George Clark and John Hcanxn 1 ell enllbted in the1 air crop ana I flew to Texas Tuesday Louis Marshall and wife are j livinq in a house trailer en the Stewart Anderson property Cuiis Brown has donaed a large ent to the boy scouts Baxter Hooper of Mamsiique rpsn Thursday at the Lester McAfee home The Robext Seefeld family of Columbus, Ohio, spent the week end at the Karl Bouqhn home The followmq from here a tended the Bird Hayden wedd inq in Wayne Saturday Ear1 Bauqhn and wife Winston , Bauqhn and family, Mrs Virqin a Carvrr and Lowrence Bauqhn ann the Clare and Clifford Mill er families and Mrs Helen Van IV Vium Mrs Virginia Carver and Mr , and Mrs Eail Bauqhn attended f U, cf M commencement Satur Saturday night and were anas at the Rex Noqgle home in Annv Afbpr afterward honorinq David Aberdeen qradua 5 in Cooperation with the Mrs Virginia Carver and twe cniien ind yna Earl Bauqhn were Wednesday luncheon guesis ol Ivrs John Carver in nn Arbor juo Lawrence Bauqhn and children and Mrs Earl Bauqhn were in Jackson Thursday Harold Spittier is spendinq his vacation in Canada I The Ray,Lon ana james Burns families and the Jack Young iarniv picniced at Bishop Lake Sinar Wiibui Eisele and wife of Fow ieiville called here Saturday The Carl Lentz family of Lan sinq were week end guests at the On a Campbell home The Roy Reason family, Mrs i,dna Heason and Leota spent Sunday at the Elmer Pratt ham n Coopers villa Mrs Mabie Suydam spent last week in Jackson Mrs Grace Birdsall of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs Cora Webb Mrs Edna Webb an i children of Ypsilanti spent Tuesday with hei Mrs Lynn Hendee and the Dr James Nash family of Coldwater called en Lynn Hendee at thei McPherson hospital SuundayHt may come home this week Sunday due to intense heatand and the effort of people to find a rool spot traffic was heavy on all paved roads Those coming out from Detroit said they wero bumper to bumper all the way MARRIAGE LICENSES Floyd Naylor 30 Houghton, Donna Mason, 22 H6wUV non Burr 23, Howell, Rotate Arena, 19 HowslLJams Camp m 3 VisJt ry I A npt m It l m ttMCTNEY PigATCHj Wednatfcy, 1 1952 STATE OF MICHIGAN k , Cbodt Court lor the County, ol il01011 to Chancery t GERALD T GOODWlNPkrixiti Vb AIDA GOODWIN ORDER FOR APPEARAN VUadant CE I yxre a hiy grower who wants to rra short vork c iwirg cut 25 to 35 acres per cr c 7n c rd hry and operate any Will go, youll do well to choose the John Deere No 5 day mew I lace a ti c ractor Mover The No 5 is a proved mowrr, t able, easycn or ci t r a sr gears which rvr in c, v r shaft to protcrt tho ci irower ir features you il approctc See it opcvve no mowerthe be money can buy ,m uro r rouh Its simple, duru frame, enclosed drive rp clutch on the power nd many other quality 1 j 5 is truly a tractor Suit penciuiq m me aoove entitled Court on the 5th aay of April, 1952 In this cause it appearing from affidavit on file that AIDA GOODWIN, isnot a resident of the State of Michigan, USA,but resides at 7a Av Norte No 146 City of Guatemala, Guatemal Central America On motion of James R Beek Attorney for the Plaintiff it is or dered that the said defendant ceruse her appearance to be en tered in this cause within three months from the date of this or der and that in default thereof said Bill of Compliant will be tak en as confessed It is further or dered that within forty doys this order shall be published in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspaper of the county of Livingston, and thatsuchpubiication be continued therein at least once in each week for six weeks in succession Dated April 5, 1952 Willis L Lyons, Circuit Judge James R Beek, Attorney for Plain tiff A True Copy business address John AHagman 321 South Main St, COUP Clerk Ann Arbor, JVlich Hov ill Mich PROFESSIONAL CORNER r BUILT COMPUTE I HO MONEY DO VN FOR CAPIABLE CONTRACTORS fifty TYPE BUILDING JOB XkAy to 800 P M Ojn M to 4W p m Sundays i The Brigiton Lumber Co Phone 71321 98792 E Gd River Briighton, Michigan THE PBNCKNEY SANITARIUM PAY M DUFFY M D iackffjy a Mwh an umk kkm A 1VU to 211 r tvL Kxcepf Wedi aa4 J Mca lues tiu bai, t 14 1 c m DR G B McCLOSKEY Denis 112 North Miction iWflv Telephone Office 935 lesicftijfe 114 Evenings by ApuointainulJ HowJ u Mil big an HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 C Giii iXw Howoll i hfc era tteal Estate, Irsuran te Iickwtqe CY Lake and Fcr n Popen y V A Spedaiity tst Your ktomiv 1 H Telphones Office 75161 Residence, 71003 OWEN W FOWLER D SC Foot Specialist Chiropodist Office Hours 216 W Gd River By Appointment Brighton, Mich Mon, Wed So TREAT YOUR TIRED FEET f TO REAL I l FOOT COMFORT J with SHOES ont tolerattore, buning fet, Tietusivi j VlvtEex Air Cushion insole Prfctxts fe tsH walking, givts posit tv comfort offar ISO styles, your exact size and width personal service Shoes shipped direct f factory at big savings for you WO mf , phcrmffjcryou IACK HANNETT, Age4 PHONE 111 LEE LAVEY General Insurance itoje 59F3 IHacknvj AAh REFRIGERATION SERVICF iHAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes Phone Prncl ney J5tf 3 AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WL1 Phone Pinckney 7872 f rii iilS LAVEt BANKING BY MAILL IS EASY Ask for a supply of our bank out6thflt slip insert STATE OF MICHluAN y Kedrop m your maU The sar This1 handy service is beinq In Matter ot the Estate ci used bv more and more busy William Roche Deceased, housewives, Fanners and bui At a session of scd Court held 1 1 1 June 10 1952 DR C J TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Aw 4 rfMer Phone Dexttf 3461 REAL liTATB Farrn sJommm U fltptflttlft and Businew Opportnnittey List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 9 Fecal Pinckney, Mich Ft one 1 3 3 Ihone 157Flf pairia MYTiON J H i Plumbing or J ,aa Iflate 8717 Lcie Driv license Rush Lak P H SWARTHOUT SON Funeral Homo Don C Swarthout, Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service rfheces 39 63, PmcJroy, lficK Y5ED CEICKHOFF Sr OPTCMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av He well Michiac I bone 358 esidesce 61 ITOTETHFNOEF Uvestdck HauLny Weekly Tips Mud To Drfl5 General Tracking ifcone 64F14 PinckneT M H W WYLIE NOTARY Insurance and Bonds HONE 136 Pinckney r JS t spfe J WAV ness men STATE OF MICJUGAN The Prcxrte Court for the Counly erf Livingston In the Matter ot tne Lsiate or Charles L Adams, Deceased At a session of sac court hskl June 9 1952 Present, Hon Hircxr R Smith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given,That tl petition of Charles L Adams J, the administrator of said estat praying that his final acco nt allowed end the ieide of sad estate assigned to the persons entitled thereto, wUl bo henrd at the Probate Cort on Jjly 7 i35 at ten A M It is Ordered That Ncticc oi bo given by publcation of a co,y hereot lor tnree weeks con, rjeiLveiy previous to said day ci rmg in the Piuclcney Dis parch and that thfl fiduciary i cause a opy of this jaotice to be , servoa pon oacHkrJOwn party J in iiteerf liis last v known ad idsJy registered UNnil return rTpt demanded, al least four THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HeweiL Mlr Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insur amca Corpovaaon An Deposits Insuredl k 10UUU for eacb Depo1o FOR ATHLETES FOOT Use TI4 for 3 to 5 daysH not pleased, your 40c back Watch the old ainted skin slough off to be replaced by healthy skin Get instant drying TL4 from any nn 14 days prior to such hear j , f3,r9 mg or by personal service at, oniggui least five 5 days prir to such heaiing pinckney Mich Hiram R Smith, Judgf of Probato A true copy Wilfred H Erwin Pemstrr of Probate icrr Cciewii 1 Parshull Fowell,Mich Attorney FOR RENT Year around cottage 6 room,neai and cozy Also oth er cottages P H Mow its Pm ney Phone 13F4 ckneys Me Frui s LITY Groceries Vegetables Pish Present Hon Hirara R Smith Judae of Probate Notice is Hereby Given,That the petition of Gerald IMcClear pray ing hat the instrument filed in said Court be admited to probate as the Last Will and testament of said deceased and also that the administration of said estate be granted to Gerald JMcj Clear or to some other suitable person and that the heiiw of said deceased be determined will be heard at the Probate Court on July 7 1952 at ten A M It is Ordered, That notice hereof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv ly previous,to saidday of hearing in the Pinckney DispvLchand thai the petitioner cause acopy of this notice to be served upon each known party in intereH at his last known address by registered mail return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to such hearing or by personal eer vice at least five 5 days prior to vice such hearing A true copy Hiram R Smith Celestia Piarshall Judge of Probate Regjir n probate CEMETERY MEMORJALS Prices You Can Afford To Pcrf MILFORD GREN1TE WORKS MUordL Michigan h LOST BEAGLE HOUND, tan head, black and white body Will pay reward Murray Dagg Hi land Lake FOR SALEDairy Eguipment 4 10 gallon milk cans, like new hooded dairy pail, milk strainer cream seperator, wash tanks, dairy water heater, dropin unit milk cooler, will fit any box Frank Pearcef phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALEJamesway Incubator, j 2500 eqg capacity, two 5 deck chicK poultry batteries, I Caso hayioader i Frank Pearce, phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALE Furnace complete I with stoker, controls piebHower, James Whitley, phone 15F11 FOR SALEMans aii wool Gal erdino topcoat,tanblue euitetae,36 tan Gab3rdine 2 pant suit pair of grey trousers Phone No 17 OR SALEVvashing Kachine A C heavy duty Howard Cai 2909 W, M36, Piione 62F4 FOR SALE Electrochef stove burners Darrell Baker 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland or Phone Brighton 749S2 n 11 FOR bALE 1341 Dodge Sedan Gooa transportation Phil Gentile 111 Main St Pinckney, FOR SALEHouse and 5 acres Q gT uldina7 and twa of land on Mowers Road Irnro bw u Pinckney of Francis Harris 31HMW nim at the Stewart Anderson Classified Adv FOR SALE House, 2 bedrooms kitchen, living room, basement, Bath, gararge 8079 Corner F B StSo xter, EliAron FOR SALE22 H P M E Gard en Iracor and Lawn Mower at tachment, used only 8 hoursalso suip pump 2 burner and wen portable electric stove Mis Carl Sowers Brighion Phone 74953 TO WHOM IT iviAi CONCERN On and alter his date June 11, 1952 I will be responsible for no debts contracted by anyone but myself Signed Michael Harnack Jr Pinchney WANTED Cusfom bailing with new Holland string tie baier Dean Gardner, phone 13F11 FOR SALEA trailer, box 44x82 Mrsf Charles Clark, phone40 WANTEDiiTide from 3 miles west oof Pinckney to and from Ann Arbor or aiser Frazierirriv mg shortly before 800 a m Call fllFi FOR SALE STRAWBERRIES Marshall Meabon, phone6KF3 FOR SALEAn Elecjtromaster el ectric stove Call 69F21 ,Pinckney r Cut the cost of cuttiftf gross HO ROYALi Detroit or Sylvester Hcxrrii at 211 Main St, Pinckney WAITTEDiWashinqs and Ivonlngs to do in my home Phone Pinckney 85F3,x,T FOR SALEFarm Mastte Milking unit and a David Bradley 8 in Hammer MU1, Woodroe Maey Phone Pinckney 161FU , FOR SALE One full tizd bed with springs and mattrce Gust, Hetpnaman 22p Unadilla St , PincVnav, Trh , WAft i a House diid H ra PG tat ing to do Otto Siwth , Phone 173F12 HI land Lre lawwm as the Stewart Anderson voperty to settle estate OwaM Reaaen Adm, WANTED AhM LUStlNCSS we Let us help you sell your form hove more prospers than farms L HAROJJ CRANDA0L Phone 305W HowelL AUTOMATIC SAW rTLING 75o SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT LL WCrIv GUARANTEFJ LWN MOWERS ST,nPNED VIANDELLS RAW FILING SHOP filXAND LARt tPT SIDC 11524 RTVBR DRIVE KfU I yM Blanket Prices Courteous Service CLARKS mm xefiUtfiPl MOSATIS FULL 2V CUT, V HP WH All THESE BETTER 0 FEATURES Kg copocity foil 2t cultirg width, cuts more grot with less Quick storting I hp 4 cycto 10 ngin gei regular gas lsy to rmndi Cfimki tp Kilt Sg9t4 alttt centtruetien Wy r,lod VR dutch and doJt ctrlv THE LAVEY HARDWARE Wanted Your GRAIN During Harvest Farmers Fed Supply To Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 18, 1952 Description An account of the resource June 18, 1952 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 1952-06-18 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/93d47d07afba5120b5ecbb3202bd2cf5.pdf a852b48f54e1be480199eab058a37f21 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. Pine Volume 68 r tht Wnrimr tpatch Wednesday, June 25, 1952 Nv 2H Social Iter13 JUNE L IMUS B BRIDE OF CARL NSON June Louise Imus of Lakeland became the bride of Carl A Johnson of Dexter Saturday night at the Bethlehem Evengelical and Reformed Church neve Rev Walter S Press conduct ed the double ring c rcinony Clje lers THE SPIuE HABIT m ersonaI Ross Read, and wife wer Sun day quests of Mrs Ida Bywrs and janei heiaier at Pcnaqe There used to be a custom am Lae Other guepts wore Mrs ong some drinkers oi going on a itan Durmum and son of Chili, fcpree They would work steaauy for months, maybe a year, savo up their money, then go on a spres and spend it all This seem ed o be their only purpose in life and sole enjoyment During the time they were not on a spree South America, he is a student at University of Michigan Among recent callers at Lho Catholic a Marys Catholic Church ftackroy Michigan Rev FT, Albert J ScrumtL Pasiot Sunday Masses Summer 63J, 800, 100a 11 54 Winter 3U0 1000 Novenaa Devotions fridav venicv at 730 p au Deatlis DROWNS SUNDAY William McGee, 52, formerly of Gregory drowned at North bake Sunday when he fell trora a boat from which he was fish, ing His 14 year old nephew who was with him could not swimHe leaves his wife and J sisters 3urney McAdams 01 15264 The bride ii the daughter of j they were teetotal abstainers Mrs Esther Imus of Lakeland During the nineties there was and Law rem v Luiis of Wliitmore Lake, iier husbands parents are Mrs George 1 John son sr of Dexter and Mr Johnson Gowned in white chant illy lace With satin, the bride voii a whio net veil held in plica with a Juliet cap Her flowers were slephanotis and white carnations Doiis Imu s was her sisters maid of uohur Sue wore a yel low net over yellow taffeta an odd job man around PincKney by name ot Jacobyback in idbiJ ne packed Dexter tor his place to go on a spree There weie 7 saloons there then He did not know what the future held in store for him or ne would not have gone there Arriving at Dexier he met a painter and pup er hanger who was also celebra inq They became iosim compan ion3 The painter was Georqo vinkei Ah mis nme evens were shapng up and one morning Dex Fisn nome were Mrs aher 1 Friday crfier Noverna livottons Iinhurstf, Detroi hikxi to make Jones and M Bhxberg 0 Kaw Saturday 730 u 9GQ P M the curve at the Malihon or the Kawim, Mrs Ldith Hachiy of Sundw bccc fl Mar biair Steel Corner on the Dexter Fentcn and the Misses Ellc end Jennie Campbell of Ann Arbor dress of ballerina length and ter was on au tne tront pages oi carried yellow roses Bridesmaids were Nan Ledwidge of Pinckney and Mr Jearl Dean Johnson of Dexter, who wore blue gowns similar to tin1 01 tiie maid of honor Carol inns, another sister of the bi iee was the junior bridesmaid Flower girls were Jearl Ann Johnson and Linda Gregory, John Kranin was the ring bearer George Johnson of Dexter the papers as the bank had been robbed, the cashier found uncons cious The town was filled with sheriffs, deputies, bankers assn defectives news reporters ec for some days no progress wua , , , made The cashier said the robb r , Qk,,, 1, ,i J ,i, Oat J oner mail n ers were tall thm man and shoa iat man Such persons were 10 porled seen by Dexter people along the railroad right oi wa where hoboes travelled in thos days In the meantime Vinkel and a seived iiis brother as best man Ifop continued their convivulhv Ushers were Kenneth and Kay1 until one day Virrkle want to ih niond Gregory, cousins of het I sheriff, gave himself up and sr Ld bridegroom, and Uiehard imus, he and Jaoby vere the wanted brother of the bride I robbers They were immediate Alter the ceremony, a re jailed No money was found n ception was held at the Rod and them but Vinkle explained iHfcv Gun Club oi Whitmore Lake I saying Jacob sewed the paper Mrs Ivadell Mohlman served I money in the linng of his coat the wedding cake j and he buried the jjold and reiver After A northern wedding in the manure pTIebcrck o tho trip, the couple will live in Dexj Itexler hotel No money was ter The bride chose ip nev found in Jacobys coat but Vmiae traveling costume a navy blue crepe with white tafetta dress ami blue accessories Tiie bride is a uraduato Recent visitors at the obed Given home were the JNorman Nickerson family oi Lrajhion Ralph Gillespie and famii ana Walter Ward and family oi jaci Qlia pulpit son and Mrs Bruno r miax aita, j ,ilL church Mr and Mrs John VvaiJ oi I ily oi Dexter Mrs Don Svarthout it aiiaaas inq summer school at i,caja j State Normal, Ypsilanti Dan Driver and wife ol Dxtei 1 called at the Edward iipcars j home Sojuday The Charles Soule farniy o Howell were Sun lay quoto a the ihillip Sprout hcn Waiter Reason is maidnq tlit j Reeves school it bouqiit int, a J summer homo uiiarios Siiiniii of IatonBap ai tn, 1 ome Sundjy quests oi JMrand Mr j Robert iiko wore Roosevtlt iRj and famiiv ol Vayne ana iVv Charles weatherman of Lamurq Gerild hciui is hanie i Deroit ior the summer Sunday cahoio 01 Mrand lo John LVO vtiii the Frank To, er and Reuben Centner famiiv Rev Dcmuxd brady Dcstor Thur800 Prafer meetinq at the nome ot Sylvester Man road and roiled over McAd ims was taken to St Joe hospital, Ann Aroor in Svarthouts ambul ance with a broKen arm and other injuries, iiie 2 qirls with him we unhurl, Tlv accident uiiauj, 1 JoO liev R E uj 01 i a fkron vill preach Friday, bUu Trustees, Deacons happened at 800 p m, The 3 committee meet at had spent the day at flueh Lake I and were enroufe to Detroit Back Harry Clay, jr 25, of Hncfc uey Vvas hurt Sun nite on Gd iiivcr, u miles wesi ot Brigihton when the car m which he was ndinq wui Kit by another He way tieatod at McPherson hos pital Ccivazy teanoniie onurch of fczra iJaacb Pastor S S SUPL Walter Each lrnjuji tfVCrsblp 10UJ Su da School t 14 00 Childrens hour , 1146 MRS EVELYN DUNN Mi Kvelyn 1 11 H IX mi 39, ouns Peoples AieeUng 730 died at her home in Howell Sun oli eIlowruo bervirWodneaday ft00 0 m Slimmer Bible sshool will be concucted June 23 to July 3, Class ess rr all aqes PINCJCNEY COM LIBRARY iiic Frinds oi the Library rdially invite you to the open jnq of the Linckney Community lLrar in Linckney town halt iTJiDAY P M JUNii 231952 Come and brinq a bock to do nalo Tea will be served from 2 mnyoue wishinq to donate ITit ond the haioid and fiurT boolcs phone Mrs Thomas Bner Nuoifr family ol Lansing vcr who will make arranqements to Sundoy quests at the Lioyd hao them picked up at your ilenooe home j homo Tvir and Mrs Albert piikTJ Library Komn ano Llr and i3 Ccnv LTxT Beqinnnq June 27, 1952 dav Sho wcys he foster dauqh terof Mr and MrsRKEiliott n iuianoyj burvivinq are hw husband, a son, Georqe jr, and 2 clauqhteis, Mar Lou and Bar oaru Ann The iuiunl was at the Howell lrehyv 2,an chuilch WcdnkVufr with burial in Lakeview Cemet er WJftDON MYLNE turrent Conuueul We notice that both Senatof Tait and General tusenhowtc re pomisinq tax cuts it elected Inia is the iunk There has noC ceen a tax cut since 1896 although about 47,UUU candidtaetf iince then have got elected CQ to oilice by pramifiinq tax cite which never materialized and the 2 big parties usually have plank in their piattonn iavoring such a cut The hub of the mai er is that back in 189b the char acijr of the government began to chance ana the federal gov ernment began to take over over many functions that had previously ben handled by the itaieo and counties Pensions were also granted war veterans homes and hospitals , built for them While civil war pensions were modest, they have been constantly increasing Also the number receivinq them has increased by leaps and bounds and now d5 percent of, the ieder at tax money goes to pay the cost of past, present and future wars We heard former President Hoover speak in Detroit in 1932 and commenting on Franklin Roosevelts promise to cut taxes he said this could only be done at erpense of the veterans Ed ucahoar highways, harbors, riv ers and many other units oi state government getl federfcfc funds Any cut in federal taxes would most certainly mean an increase in state and locaj taxes L iwara ,iu ft1 a nd wife of a Flanks at Fan ton, i Tuesday 2 to 5 p m und 7 to cj i 2 daughters, Mrs, The leqislature after stalling for months abruptly adournea Weldon Mylne, 49, died at ast Thursday, leaving bills ga his home in Kirma June 22 He or5 anqhng m the air and the was tht son ot Mrs Blanche bud9J unbalanced 1 he reason Graham Myh and the iuiejloj ouimnq was failure to Dr Fred Mylne of Pinckney und wab venting any ol was brn in Dexter Ncv b,iyuz, thP bliis Passed from going into He was a veteran of World War 1, Surviving ore his wife Betty, said he had changed coats the meantime deputies pic n had ainner friaav The East Marion Farm Bureau I Mr hold cr prnic a the Iuiou tovvn hoe Saturday TuqrJ ellect The law reads that nq bills qo into effect until 90 days jacquiline attef tne lgisature adjourns un less qiven two thirds majority SuJrda 2 tn 5 urn nd 7 1 J Hooker ana MrsJosehino Cham, ,, , , , TL J ,, lo JiKAlinin rt Krrthpr Homld His I which tew qet The governor has Thomas Bonner haiijuani tjeilan a ore tner noroia, ms, molhrr u nd Ins qrandmother, annry ancd ,a special session in 01 Pinckney Jlih Scliool and was employed at the Detroit Edison Co 111 Ann Arbor Her husband was graduated irem Dexter High School and served with the Air Force ior more than three vears IN DETROIT PAPERS ,, M,irr ,, th 1 1 i 10 Misses Eermce Niaasandi Detroit papers last Wednes over he enbJ j I Alb ria Dmkel were in Ann Ar i nesday corned pictures of Hex Wer CtCTn Sdden hon i bor Saturday I Reason jr, Hollywood m,uon notning at all hidden M and jvirs Ray Moriaiity i picture star and his armdmoth The wo men wore released lac ietuined hom their wedd er, Mrs Nora Sigler fJeason ot obv leit never to return Vrnki Qnd Qre hvnq in theiRoal Qak, formerly of Pinck was there for a number oi yar,, cLucas apcmcnt cn pecrl St neHe was in Detroit o see the Don buns is aUcnduiq sum first showing of his picture in bui died in Battle CreekThe bank directors finally qc Capt Alphonse Baker famoij Detroit police officer to come out He ao a confesson from the cara ier the robbery was faked and the money was crovered CANDIDATES FTL3 PETITIONS Mrs Etella Graham The funer was a th Gren Funeral Koine1 with buriaJ in Parma CONG BLACKJWY LBTTEli IAT, Paul Curlolt , I do wunt to thank you for all ,r ail your courtesies of th Auqusi to balance the budget At the session only matters prs seuted by him may be consider ed A statement widely circulated in the press and not denied was to the effect that Senator Taft had offered Senator Knowland R CONSKBVAIION EP1 NOTES The forest tent caterpillar invasion has spread to tne peninsula, They are most nuim tur in Alpena, Cheoboygan arj Presgue Isle counties The trees are aenuded of foliage out wn leaf out again in July The damage to lake frontprop, erty on the Great Lakes is ex pec 1 ed to reach its height in JuneOn tario 2 lu higher than the 10 yr average ilrie and St Claire 18 inches, Michigan and Huron both ovel 2 feet and Superior about 3 inches Fishing license sales increased 33 percent this year Trout s amp sales are up 20 percent The bass season opens June 21 and it is estimated 750,000 will ba out The frog season opens June 25, Bluegills and perch account for 50 percent of the panfish caught The largest white cedar in the state is believed to have been found on South Manitou IslandIt is 522 inches in diameter at breast heighth The dept is making a survey wounded in Korea Jcn0 12 to determine , he extent of tree He g he 45th infantry vn by caterpillars and has bn n Korea sinca Dec 1, 1951 Ho is the financee Miss Rosalee Nash of Pincknov mer school at Western Stale, all which he yas sVaired P08 l not know if 1 Caiifcinia the vjee presidential Kalamazoo , Over Tibet at the Madison ThojY recember or not, but if you nomination if he would desert Dan Howlctt and family of i aire, I Gregory called at the i obert Read home Sunday LADIES AID MEEFTING include my service as county j Gov Warren of California, also clerk, prosecuting attorney,mem a presidenial candidae and sup ber of he state board, membei, port him Eisenhower had prev Mr Vhcina Carver and two Twenty were present at the member of the examimnq board tously been Knowkmds second children we Sunday quests of Ladies Aid met nq at the home cm j my IB years in congress, I choiceAnother story which has Maoje JWiikel Thursday have been in public life ior cn u A J 4 rd Se ine no,ra zea lomiy in ol Mrs The following have hied petit Ann Arbor Sunday Tilt tVi nmes cn the, wr and Mrs Francis Shehan AusV sf returned iom their eddinqrip daughter, Nancy, oi Detroit M12 Claude Swcrthout undr went an operation at S Joe has pital, Ann Arbor Saturday Lynn Hendee was h me from 50 ivlesdames Millie Elliot and j years It is now my desire to Ldna Euler were cohostesses A retire I have a personal library playlet was put on written by Mrs Blady, Those taking part of more than 6U00 volumes not been denied is that Maryland Pennsylvania and Michigan have formed a block to control the convention It is denied including my law library So I bp Gov Fine of Pennsylvania uartin Lavan D Sheriff Larry Gehrmqer Stanley Dmkel R, Dcmenic K10 mento D Clerk John Hacrman R Treasure einie Eastman h Mary Koch D Register, Frank Bush R Drain Com Hoyd Munsell R, Leo Saum R Floyd Lott ir D Coroner Harold Borden h,havern Dibble R, Floyd Lott jr D ,41cm lice D Sinveyor Clay Gordon n Thomas Leith, Republican candidate for Lt Gov was dis gualified His petitions had only 9,553 signatures which was 314 shorl of the reguired number CPL KENNETH ZILL WOUNDED Cpl Kenneth Zill, son of Mr and MrsOtto Zill of Ann Arbor wore Mrs Lulu Darrow Mrs wart to qo home and be with and National Commiteeman Ruth CurltU and Mrs Brady Refreshments were served GOES TO EFFECT V uY 1 The fichiggn Bell T jphone my children, my books, my S lmmerheld of Michigan The cottage and my irienas i original story guoted the gover I will be ovei to see you some nor of Maryland as authority day and we will have a qood visit Sincerely Yours W W Blackney, M C McPherson hospital SundayThe Co, announces that the new 10c other guests at his home wen charge for local calls from pay Clare Hendee and wife of Oak stations will go into effect July land, Calif, and Mrs Rose Hen Time was necessry to change REDUCE SPEED, AND CUT THt over as those had to be made aee Lcis McDonald summer school at Normal The Dominick Conkhn of Poniac spen Sunday is atonoinT Mich Stat3 famil at the to operate for a nickel an toll but not on local calls Less than 1 2 percent of the phones are el Iffy, the dopester in the Detroit Free Press says the arguement between Ty Cobb and Rogers Homsby over the merit of pres ant day big league ballplayers compared to those of the past re minds him of arguements in the the Ray Burns home outstate 2 nickeb or VCIhiah number of hiqhway acci Pvt Joe Bums is expected to j Gi9 ROW required ior local calk J nunmer 01 uy be home from Ft Riley, Kansas , The dime rate is now in effect 1 cessive speed is public en I this week on furlough in 8 state Dr Sherries Hudd end family frTre of Detrot and Durwood Macrer 1 SOFT BALL NEWS nd families of Ann Arbor were The soft ball geme to have Sunday auests at the Lesterl been played last Friday night McAfee home at Brighton between Hamburg Miss Rosalee Nash spent the and Pmckney teams wasramed 8 state oil pools will be dis diflcusned at Lansing Time 28, 0 establish ail pprodudfcpn Tliis dept is trying to cut ex penses 750,000 to allow forsal THE MAN I MARRIED, Bt I MRS ROBERT A TAFT An intimiie glimpse of Sen Robert A Taft who someday may be President lold by the him best ary increases The grouse census by rural carriers is finishedlt showed 3J5 in the upper PJ Vd woman who knowis him best compared to 68Jfft03 2 Read Mrs Robert A, Tafts own 31 in the lower compared to 3z Th Man T Married, Jn last year MARRIAGE UCQWES Walter DeNomme 33Bntton ElaTiche Kebler 33, Brighton Fd Xbrus, 21, Brighton, Kaye qtimof 19 Briahton McrynarJ, GST 25,Brighton, loyw Wm tor 24, Milford Leo Winters 36, Howell, nne San district He Is just finishing Ws week end at the Otto Zill home in Ann Arbor She is n w a councillor at Phillies dormtory Michigan State Colleges Joan Nash gave a stork show er lost week for Barbart Nasi Bekkering of Seattle, Wash Mesdames Lester McAfee and and Harold Rady werein Detroit last Friday Mrs Larry Camburn wih Mrs storyThe Man 1 jvicrmea , u Nellie Camburn of Detroit are this Sundayss Tune 29 issue oi visitincj the letters daughter, Thee New Col r Gravure Amerce Evelyn Keddo of Davton ican weekly, exclusively wift Qhio ACCIDENTS OHDCER URGES Serq John Pennala of the per,, K WOn feezed There aro 20,500 ay Pf, is LJa the battie of ShUoh a iamoud satons in Detrah and 16500 strict self rft batte of the civil in which both Till 0 irvni, or a dimcitr0i and reducP thc, alann5 i sides claimed victoryThe Iruti 1 iiat ootn Coob and Hornsbp ariiciei weo synthetic ana were touched up to make them more sensational and to attract attention If Cobb had agreed that present day players were just as good as those oi hie day his article would not have been worth 10 The same is also true of Hornsby only vice versa Neither articles settles an arguement as the playew ers compared played in diner ent areas and under different conrtion The Detroit Sunday Times HIS HAT IS m THE JKNG Cyus AfLe on of Mr and Mrs Wayne AtLee of Pinckney a candidate for state reprefien tatj in th ArenacGladwinOge Mr and Mrs Ona Campbell went to Sparrow hospital, Lan sing, Monday where he expects to be operated upon out This Friday Pinckney will play South Lyon there Friday 800 p m under lights NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING Barbart Nash f The Annual meeting of the Pinckney Community Schools School District No 2 fractional, Putnam Township Livingston Countv, will be held at the Pinck ney High School on the 14th day ar of July AD, 1952 at S 0 clock p m lo the papo 01 electing two Trustees 2 far a erm of three years and for the purpose of tran sacting such other business as may lawfully come before the said meeting Dated this 4th day of June, 1952 Miss Helen Tillman of Detroit 1 rtfc G Rose Secretary, Board of spent the week end with Mrs Education, Pinckney Community Vibian Ledwidge row,,, w sanaiEtrici HarW MiUw and wife of Port Howell Lillian Owen art tiac were Saturday callers at Aneio, Texas Doualas Iq nny of Gladwin county the M J Reason home 58 TowelL Gladys Collins, 54 n 0 T amily Qt g Imlav City Edmund Bcnlfil vrrfl Tlark is a oatient ae recuse, N Y are visiting at the 1 58 T oweu, vriuuy me rum ou Imlav City Edmund , Mrs, joejClark is a patient ae racuse, N Y are j weU, Beverly Gcrtrell, 19HoWJo hospital, Ann Arbor Fjoaer Carr home ell Schools JViNGSTON TOOGE NO 76 F A M CALENDAR June 28 MM Degrees Winston Bcrughn W M Paul W Curlett, Secy emy number one on the hiqh ways It is a factor in two out of every five fatal traffic accid ents he said During the summer months when travel is at its peak,speed ing is hazardous and deadly Week ends are the worst Last year 470 persons were killed in Michigan traffic during June, July and August An average of 21 fatalities occurred every week end Motor vehicle travel this sum mer is expected to exceed an average of 80 million mjles per day Unless greater caution is taken in maintaining, safe driv ing speed, the occidnt totll will aoain be shamefully high Theres no good reason why accidents cannot be kept at o5 minmum It simply reguires an effort on the part of the drivers By practising courtesy, caution and common sense lives DO saved and injuries and ac cidente prevened If you take a motor tnp get on to an early startTake your time and stay with the normal flow of traffic Adiust your drivtag speed to conditon Be carelull and fel nere next year The senate has again killed the St Lawrence waterway by the cornbdnation of eastern and southern senators who all have seaports and would not have benefitted by it A numfeMr of midwestern senators aise voted against it Whywe oati not imagine For tf anyone Is to be benefitted by it itwould nnlthem We should bear in c that if we let CanadaabuildL waterway we will pay for M tolls as this country will be tisf biggest user I , J M AV The Clifford Miller and Arnbirgey faxnflke ipeni end ol Wesft BranfleV M Sv1 iffip SlS3eBV9Sii WHAT CHAP f I I I I I IHCINERATOR or DISPOSER Gets rid eff garbage and frcssh incfocrs aufeTneSkaH safely economically ruminate the garbage can Get an electric incinerator or disposer and deirroy waste indoors Drop all burnable trash and food scraps in O I an electric incinerator and shut the door on en ageold problem They are conveniently cremated without worry or watchingthe handfuls of ash that are left are mineralrich plant food Or enjoy the convenience of a sink disposer, and hih food scraps down the drain Theyre gone in seconds, without muss or fuss See these newest stepsavers today Your plumber, electric appliance dealer, or nearby Edison office will be happy to tell you the whole story Deluxe Model Electric Calcinator I m I El Far full fcorraafkn SEE wm mm cr Detroit Edison m Colored lights help rrs of fruits and vegetables to detect small but important defects before processing In a new technique developed in the agricultural engineering department of Michigan State College, plain white, blue and red fluorescent lights were tested Under blue fluorescent light, sorters spotted defects 10 to 30 more efficiently than under white fluorescent, Under red fluorescent, sorter efficiency increased an average of 64 over white Red light proved especially effective in culling cherries For more information, call your County Agricultural Agent DIAPHRAGM A plastic makes listening easier Inside your telephone receiver a sensitive diaphragm produces the sounds you hear Bell, Telephone Laboratories have developed a new kind of diaphragm made of stiff, light plastic, driven by a magneticmetal ring This new diaphragm reproduces the human voice more i naturally than before, lets you hear higher tones that make a voice more personal Also, telei phone lines need deliver only a third as much power to work this new receiver, so finer wires j can be used Once again telephone research inf creases the quality of service, keeps costs down ICKIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY iS W i iTiiH i TVTT i CHERRIES Go North July 1 for Cherrie Get Your Orders in Now PJZ Wodngidcry, IUM 25, 1952 Neighboring Notes Col D R Ostrander of Stock i bridge is now commanding off icer at the Holloman Air Base in New Mexico He graduated from the academy in 1937 The Stocfcbridge school will build a shop and agriculture building Lyle Bowdish has sold his body shop builblina at Stock bridge to John and WmMalcho Maran Adams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Adams oi Howell and Jrry Johnson of Fowlerville, were married at the brides home June 14 by Rev Ptout 20 of the 22 school districts in the Fowlerville school consolda tion turned in petitions with ov er 50 percent of the voters sign ing The Brighton 4th of July cele fclition will feature pet parade Elmer Chevalier, arrested for , murder in 1949 in the death of i Frank Cline, Brighton merchant I has been bound over for trial at the Sept termHe turned states evidence at the trial of the And i ros brothers convicted of tha , crime I Walter Wally Knapp died at the McDonald Convalescent i Home, Brighton, June 15 He is survived by his wife and 2 j children Joseph Coveirz, Brighton Buick dealer, will be a candidate for state representative on the Rep blican ticket Rev Ernest Crocker of the Brighton Weslyan church, has reconsidered his resignation and will stay The body of HcHarold Wines killed in Korea, was returned to Howell for burial Saljardcr Joseph V Brady of Howell nas been elected president of the University of Michigan Alumni Association Born to Raymond Reader and wife of Howell, June 11,a son Mrs Mary Dunn 84proprietor of a Howell millinery store for many years, died in a convales home Saturday Koweii TTienier Wait Dteaoyt Wed, Thur, Tune ozt Dexter Theater Dexter, Mich Robert Mitchum Jana Russell in MACAO Comedy Cartoon Frif Sat, June 2728 Glenn Ford Ruth Roman in YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAS also Abbott and Ccstelio in JACK AND THE BEANSTALK in Cinecolor Cartoon Sun, Mon, ,une 293U Matinee Sunday at 230 pm Continuous Joel McCrea Yvonne DeCarlo in THE SAN FRANCISCO STORY Comedy Cartoon Newsreel TuesrWed,, Thur, July 123 Stewart Granger Wendell Corey in THE WILD NORTH in Anscc Color Comedy Cartoon Coming When in Rome The Big Trees Sylvan Theater Chelaoa MMftffn Friday and Saturday June 2728 TEMBO Howard Hill and the Wild Animals of Africa Bow , Arrow Hunting in Color CartoonNewsComedy Shows 715 910 25 ears Ao Mrs Louise Bouqhn Wilcox, 46 died June 17, lollowinq UJI ap pendicte operationjHe husband flobtWilcox died 1906 She left a son, Myron, a daughter, Mrs, Robert Bird, a brother Earl and a sister Mrs Beulah Miller Mrs Met Chalker, 47, died on June 16She leaves her husband 6 children Mrs Marian Heckendorf, the former Marion Barton of Pinck , died at Allegan Tuesday Sanley Hassencahhson of Mr and Mrs J C Hassenchal, died on June 15 The Pinckney high school Al j umni,defunct for yearslias been reorganized and will hold a re union June 27 The officers are i Pres,Percy SwarthoutVice Pres I Beatrice VanHorn SecTreas, Calvin Hooker I1 I The Pinckney high school base j ball team ended their season Sunday Monday June 2930 BUGLES JN THE AFTERNOON Historical Western in Color starring Ray Milland, Helena Cai ter, Forrest Tucker, Hugh Marlowe Cartoon v Sportreel Sunday Shows HJiJ Tues Wed Tlnus July 128 THE BELLE OF NEW YORK Musical in Technicolor starring Fred Astaire, Vera Ellen, Marjorie Main Keenan Wynn Cartoon Pete Smith Coming King Kong, Quo Vadis Sound Off Lee lliealer WrUTMOfiE LAXK MICH 2 DAYS FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jurre 27 and 28 Double Feature In Natural Color ROSE OF CIMARRON Starring Jack Buetel Mala Powers Bill Williams THE RED BALL EXPRESS Jeff Chandler Alex Nicol Judith Braun Also Cartoon Doors Open at 630 PM I 4te7ir2S3 eS7t0ckbridCT I SUNDAY MONDAY June 29 40 3 lost ,1 1S 7 WOn an,d Dors Pen snday at 200 i wJSii f7 ,Spht V with Continuous rioweli, Hartland and South Men of Danger Who Matched the ifOn Fury of an Untamed Wilderness THE WILD NORTH Stewart Granger Wendell Corey George Pipp, 24, of Hcwell drowned at long lake Wed Stanley Hall graduated from the Michigan State Norma Sal I urdav Mylo Kettler has sold his house on Mill St to F Reason and purchased the iatters home on Putnam St The Pinckney Independents lost to Fowlerville Sunday 12 to 2 Too many errors 47 nars Ano I SPJohnson not a good crop of hay from the public square this week 4 H W Crofoot Georqe Teeple , cmd Norman Wilson are deleqat to the Republican stae conven tion Marqcrret Birnie of Howelland Frank Williams of Unadillawere named June 15 vftJ1111,8 hTheT hr New York state isr visiting him A number from here went to i2lt u ileys Circus at Ann Arbor Thursday Mrs Sarah Brown and dough gvKate, are visiting the G P Hrw family, in Brooklyn, NX Cyd Charisse Photographed in Ansco Color Also Featurette Tommy Dorsey Orch Novelty Cartoon News TUES WED THURS July 123 Double Feature KING KONK With Fay Wray Robt Armstrong Bruce Cabot and LEOPARD MAN Dennis OKeefe Jean Brooks Also News Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 McPHERSON feijfe BAh, tfowal, Mtfh A LETTFB FriSatf June 27 28 Shows Fri Sat 700 930 pm WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE In Technicolor A great adventure starring Richard Derr, Barbara Rush and John Iloyt plus BUfRWACKER An adventure in the junfle rarnn John vela A and Dor Jy one Suno,vMonday Jr 3U knows 5 79 Mon 7 9 pm One of the great super westerns of tiio year THE BATTLE AT APACHE PASS In Technicolor starring John Lund Jeff Chandler vs and Beverly Tyler Cart con Short Subject Nov Tues Wed Thurs July 123 Shows at 7 9 pm A great Musical in Technicolor SKIRTS AHOY starring Esther Williams Joan Evans and Barry Sullivan Cartoon News Coming Distant Drums Room For One More Avon Theater Stocttortdqo jyucmym Fri Sat,, Juno 2728 PALS OF THE GOLDEN WEST Roy Rogers and Trigger in one of his best westerns plus Cartoon Comedy a 1 oits Q UM T 1 v oj , T,,1V Toll r I 1 1, n in riV t ve jus s Carloi losical C niin f , rrn lalacl Iort Sawigo Raidors The Fireball B e a PLAY SAFE ON YOUR VACATION Dont risk the ruin of your vacca tion by carrying all your cash in your wallet whejw it might be be lost or stolenJnst ltwould safer to take travelers cherlca u j, iviyii, ivi, F along in convenient denominat erbert Cope Pinckney enter ions and cash one onlyas you US and Mobk Schultz were n married at the brides home in BuY Yu Travelles Checks at ri i J2 June 21 lthis bank sy ot cash Y Dick Clintons team of colts Ian where with your sixwrture a e iwness section Saturday Thev hit another carf sn Hh tin am n lane demolUhJna it 5 SILSMS ,, 7 Youna Ladies Ieague of fSLlSSoLr heConal Church have elected SSSSl Wrtno Cof the foHowincr officers Pres, Pratk I Mable Swrrrthout Vice Pre Mable SiglerTreas,ICittte Grieve t ORDER FOR MiWBOW GIflLS and Sec,Ride HoST The Pinckney AarfemHy neld their flnrt initiation last Thursday eve when Barbara Van s Sunday guests of Mr Marcfflp ww ,M Clark were Charles Clark and Slambrook Mary Ann Leach fmmly of Gatosbura, Mrs Darie were received intd the anderf Clade of Detroit TELEPHONE OPERATOR No wxpertfcticxj necessary pay while learning Pa increase first yearchance foradvancementpaid vacation work necar home with friendly associates and in pleas ants surroundings Womens Employment Ofrce 323 East Washington, Street Ann Arbor, Mich MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CONCERNING SChOOL rtCARD CANDkAitS SCHOOi tiiCiORiJ OF Hici HiiJiiiiY COMiViUlMIfr SCHOOLS FOirt ELECTION TULY iita ii62 Two 2 Trustees ior ihree Years 1 Election oi school otiicers wiU be by petition a3 provided ior by public Acts oi iy49, JMo 83 in Sec tion 15 as amended Chapter 131 School Code 2 Petition may be obtained from from Mr Eric Hose, Secretary of Board of Education 3 Petitions shall be filed with the Secretary of the Board of Educ tion Mr Eric Rose, on or beforeJune 13th 1952 4 No Elector shall sign a petition for more candidates for each term than are to be elected SEach petitionshall be signed by not less than 25 qualified school electors of the district 6 School electors mus be A citizen of the United States Twenty one years of age ax over ,A resident of Michigan 6 Jftontf prior to election J A resident of the school district at least 30 days next proceeding the election 7 Elgibility of membership on the Board of Education Any qualified voters in the afore mentioned Pinckney Comm unity School Districi whose name appears on eh J assessment roll and who is sole owner in his own right of the property so assessed ehall be elgible to election or ap pointment to office in said school district, provided that where a husband and wife own property jointly regardless of the name which appears on the assess ment roll If otherwise qualified, each shall bo elrrible to election nt to erhfKJ flfflftt teh Moodr tdT 14 ,yjfy tVP V V I mmmmm , i Wi, X Tlfe DDBtfATCH Wednesday, June 25, 1952 1 opies m A ios Dry goods Canned Goods Shoes Furnishings Pinclaaey Dispatch Enlcid as 2nd Clas uuttui al pcstoltioo vet of March t, lb77 ei Si PiAckueyich Si icnpusa rtice 150 per veai Mis Ethel Ellis and family oi Plyii nav moved mo the fiaroa unchey tennont house on Ki 36 W The Dolotski family oi Weit Branch have xnovea into tn SUJOI ownea by Don Burns Mrs lva Gcrdner has moved her Gospel Mission trom the school to her home , 1 Harold Hinchey family spent last week in noun ivnwj iuicKney Friday Wiiiis Sanion of Flint, candi date lor conqress called on the voters in Pinckney rrdiap PvtBiUie Clark writes from the Lackland Air Base Texas he is getting alonq line but its hell Haroid McKenzie and wife ot Deucat iwere Sunday quests ot the James Whitley family 2TZ5ffA X1 xi Keitli Bradbury and wiie of Chelsea spent Sunday at the L Henry home Mrs Ann Heath Cook ha re turned homLv from Los Anqeles, LOOK FOR THE Al R SH LAKE WfEN IN NEED OI Plumbing Pumps,Bathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPAIAING A SPBCIALTT COMPLETE LINE OF F1RTUPES COLOR WHITE PUMPS My roi Hiaghes MASTER PLUMBER ONE MNCKNEY 107F11 SPK Off Lucius Doyle jr is buildinq a 2 car qaraqe at his home Mrs Horis Clalk iiulshed her school work in Detroit last Fri dayShe is retirinq on a pension Anita Shirey is visitinq her grandmother in Mio, Mich suioq SOA MOJJDQ qog IA was home from Fort Knox, Ky, over the week end Week end quests of MrsMary rioff were Georqe Foster and ctnd wife and Alfred Edy and wife of Flint Ben Benham and wife or Brlqhton were Sunday dinnot a ieii of Mr and Mrs M E barrow JftTOBBiBa , i iHablc Smith who was op 7Wrvv v , rJ ui ci StJoe hospital,Ann orohy Kennedy and ,,0l ha returned to her horns UVr a lli er ia IV Jlhe Fred Read hornrU la v,eek vvvie Floy a Peter, I i o oockton California Summer Coal PricesNow on Order TO RE JURE OI GOOD QUALITY PHONE 2681 DEXTER D r S r rf qf c rp tend at the Cy AtLee a t, Petcru and wife ot O t r ri Miiler is tadiu rr i ,vei, Lva quest, or 1,, summer school a Aar u J ti Anarew Nsbe home Cor Ho aaucpblcr aroyrv unu con lister ond wife of Ypsilan Y Ze staYnq the ma Or Wvlie and wife of re W1h er , ,,, r r a iv o rt ivm and enna cf Baxter Sunday quests V a ur nnrontc spent Sunday with her parents, Tho Merwin Campbell family ,, ana Mrs cohn Ward r spent the week end at Iheir cot, Oexter honorinq her son Johns, tacro at North Lake lee nd birthday , , K , , , Ona CnmobW and wife were Miss Evelyn Clmton dniiq itr Ann Arbor Sunday of Mr and Mrs Louis Clinton m Ledwidqe is worldnq for formir residents will be married hiqhway dept Saturday at bacrtd Hear Albort Shirley speni Sunday Church Detroit, to Claude Seail , Harbor jr of Detroit I 7omuiy Reiser, son of Mrand Dick Simons of Webbervil fr vs Val Keiser was a patient soent the week end with Keitr ciSiJoe hosiptatj Ann Arbor Ledwidqe last week a s ff yts atf tits t c U, 1W Fi i i M iAflw t I US tK 3 MedIVt4t laautlful PhngatTapjiii tang, Phtlgat SyittKy Completely InttotUd eyUndrs of PhUgat ftegular rt 00009 fOTAl ALL THREi FOR KIX A , PRICE 209 tOO OIT big beautiful rng featuring the 1 V, 4 , work Mvbm flvenlencee YOU Ml lewotU Phtlget tyetem comploteK u J at your tiomor YOV IT rw eyMaiort of Pbttgat at ne extra eet SEE US TODAY Hockey Swarthout mm VLIY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILIAGL SQUAREfrilS WELivo ifOVIF Adventures of Chico Sponsored by Pinkney Merchant s in Cooperation with the Pinckney Fire DeparU m MICHIGAN NEEDS NEW LEADERSHIP ESI A A JACKPOT EVERY AUCTION KITE Plumbing and Repair WATER SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SOFTENERS ETC V GEORGE R0USH 11SM EWER UME j L Jk PHONE 173F8 UMD LAO First Auction Thursday July 3rd at 905 P M and Every Friday t 905 P M until Sent, ih Wv SPONSORED FY HOWELL CHAMBER OF G0MMFRCE Doncld 5 tenord has o iplcndid record of more oi o M,f CeriUjry of public icrvitc in f SlcitO of Michtrjan Gcvrnrint former Slofi Police Cnv, iionr, KP it hown tKrru J with fiSiiii to fj ri Oppot Stole Ircorrx lax Balanca lh Stole buJgetl Kep it bof onred B thrifty in ALL expendituftil Fight Fedcrol control of itot and lool govtrnmertttt Never rtiax in thi fight against antiAmricjn groupll Tighren prion adminiitrotionl Expand Michigan vacation, outdoor and retort facilitiefl Expand youth activities Inoeoi effort to obtain the St Lawrence Seawayls Operote Governors office for ALL tho people Tell the people what is being don and whyl Pub Xj Vele ffoi1 LEONARD Aug 5 t r M s irand for fiovernor Committee, 517 look Btdg , Detroit 26 Mktt Lyle Hendee and dauqhter of Ann Arbor called at the Walter Clark home Saturday The Joe Griffith family spent Sunday at the Don Griifithhome in Ann Arty Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqfe attend ed the Imus Johnson wedding Ann rKnr Saturday Mrt Mae Metz oi Howell was a Sunday guect at the Lee Lar f bo Mr and Mrs Waher Ck, were in Lansincr Sunday to 4M the layinq of the corner stone of the new state office building Mesdames Sadie and Viola Read attended a card party last Wednesday at Barton Hills,spon sored by Invemees Country Club x, Ben White and PmCKNRPSISATGH Wednesday, k s W 5 From wherell sit Ay Joe Marsh Whitey Sure Rang the Bell PROFESSIONAL CORNCP THE PINCKNEy SANITARIUM BAY M DUFFY M D Telephone woke me out ef a sound sleep last Friday about eleven thiriyThis is Whitey Fisher out on River Road, says a voice I just wanted to tell you how much I like this weeks Clarion, Thanks, Whitey, I told him But why in blazes call to tell me at this tima of nigh Simple, he says, your paper boy just de livered it a short while ago Been waiting for it all evening Next day, Euzzy Wilson tells me he delivered Whiteyfc paper late because he stayed for the school dance and thought it would be OK to drop it off on his way home From where I sit, I cant blame Whitey for his joke He was just reminding me we owe other people the same respect we expect from them Since Im always talking about respecting the other fellows rightsincluding his right to enjoy a glass of beer if he chooses, it was only fair that Whitey should wake me up to his right to get his copy of the Clarion on time Thanks again, Whitey finckney, wone 15 ,1 Pmckroy NfVvkqan JJoU ii0U A At to 2JM M Except WiMfcyu Moa lu rn Scu ,1 , V Broker 2 0 9 North Pearl DR G B McCLOSKEY DeaJJt 112 North Miction j Telephones Office 935 lesijfe M4 Eveninas by ApuoinlmAtj Howell JWftwgan HERB SNBD Phono 183 207 GJJ j klm HownU s Mjiifcan Heal Estate, Irsuranje, fnkeitiae City, Lake and Farm P Otter y A Spodasitr 1st Your Piopxi d 4h lit Ona Campbell and wife calL d on Dr George Pearson ajnd ,ite of Howell Saturday plsco a Aacc wiii go, youii do well Tractor Mover, 0 We vo vvavls o c5 acres par d operate any n Deere No 5 The No 5 is a pro able, ecyon or OJ I gears which riv in til shat to prciec ilia c features youii eppri See it cralo itard cviil 7 jncwerthe best money can buy o mower 11 a in v Is simple, durari, TIclosed drive p clucn on the power A many cher quality a iictor BUILT COMPUTE NO MONEY DOT VN C API ABLE CONTRACTORS FOll ANY TYPE BUIIDING JOB Open Daily to 800 P M Sundays 10 00 to 4W p m Ihe Bri Lumber Co LEE LAVEY General insurance jloue 59F3 FiBknl MhREFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes FOfR ATHLETTS FOOT Use TL4 for 3 to 5 daysIf not phanejtacl ney 15 lr3 pleased, yourQc back Watch the old tainted skin slough off to be replaced by healthy skin Get instant drying TL4 from any druggist Doc Cory Diuq Store Pinckney Mich AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLfe Phone Pinckney 782 REAL ffTAYE FarawSome tote floperte and Business OppoirftinlHof List Your Piopsjt With Me GERALD REASON Telphones Oifice, , 75161 Residence, 71003 OWEN W FOWLER D S C Foot Specialist Chiropodist y Office Hours 216 W Gel River By Appointment Brighton, Mich Mon, Wed Sat DR C J TOWNER Dentist 6044 Portage Lake R04 K JWter Phone Dextet 3461 hone 157F1I RfftaJrin MYxiON J HUGHES Plumbing an i Heatiaa Slate 8717 1 VsMe Drtvf ipense j v h Lakr i H SWAnfHOUX VgN Funeral Homo DOB C Swarthout Qfefctot Modern Equipment Ambulance Servtai Phones 39 63, Pinckney, MicK OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Av 7k well ts Michlafa I hone 358 BesHesce 61 UOYDHFNDEF Livestock Hauling Wiekly TJps Made To ltrcfc General Tracking jione 64F14 Pmcknof Ml H W WYLffi NOTARY Insurance and Bonds ilHCNE 136 Pinckney CEMETERY MEMORTALS Prices You Can Afiord To Per MILFORD GRENITE WORKS Gilford Michigan h Classified Ariv STATE OF MICHIGAN ,, ,0 r rA River The Prcbate Court tor the County Phone 71321 98792 EGdBivr oi Livingston Briighton, Michigan FOR SALE 3 sows with litters of 8 pigs each, Frank Pearce Phone Dexter 4067 LOST BEAGLE HOUND, tan head, black and white body Will pay reward Murray Dagg Hi land LakeLA VEST HAP 9 WAR gain Food for Thought FOR SALE Boys bicycle, 26 in 2 bran new tjreis, very reason la Matt cite iable DickCaA 168F2 William Roche Deceased 1 FREE 6 wteks old puppies to At a session oi sad Court held given away Inquire at 512 June 10 1952 I East Main St Pinckney Present Hon Hiram R Smith STATE OF MICHIGAN The Prebate Court lot the CouHV oi Livingston, oi In tho Matter ot trie Estate Charles L Adams, Deceasea At a session oi said court heM June 9 1952 Present, Hon Kirnr P Smith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, hcrt the petition of Charles L Adams Jr, the administrator oi said estate, praying that his final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons entitled thereto, will beheard at the Probate Court on July 7 1952 at ten A M oi be qiven by publication of a copy hereot tor inree weeks consec lively prcuous to said ,ay oi hearing, in the iiwekney Dis patch the ilGL ry and tiiat , nLuy , cause opv of this rotice 10 bo I served Vipon ach known party 1 in intevcul at his last known ai crss b registered noil return receipt demanded cA leust four teeu14 days priorto such hear mq or by personal service at least five 5 days pri r to such hecrinc Hiram R Smith Ju igf oi Prcbat j A tro copy Wiltre J H Erwin 1 Reaister of Probate JowelLMich 1 Our nation needs food a i fiberfor health and strength apd enthral military supplier, i C moricas formers j liwou again 10 1 iwh level of farm producti r 1 Wv u are cu maintain a ffei our 1UM in your iinau 1 al piajmni ood for Freedom r It is Ordered That Notice theroCelesiia Parihrrll Attorney THE FIRST NATiONAl ANK HeweiL Mkik VnfU r Frlrrl Tprrriion Memoer Ircileral Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Insured Up to10,000 For Each Depositor 1 neys ALITY Judqe of Probate Notice is Hereby Given ,That the petition of Gerald IMcClear pray ing that the instrument iUed in said Court be admited to probate as the Last Will and testament of said deceased ,and also that the administration of said estate be granted to Gerald JMcClear or to some other suitable person and that the heir o said deceased be determined will be heard at the Probale Court on Jyly 7, 1952 at ten A M It is Ordered, That notice hereof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv ly previousto saiddcry of hearing in the Pinckney Dispitcrtand that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in interett at his last known address by registered mail return receipt dmanded at least fourteen 14days prior to such hearing, or by personal ser vice at least five S days prior to tice such hearing A true copy Hkarn TL Smith Celestia Parshall Judge of Probate uReqizr rt Probate FOR SALE House, 2 bedrcoma kitchen, living room, basement, Bath garage 8Q76,Corner F B Sts Dexter, Eli Aron FOR iSALEtfya H P M E Gard en Tracor and Lawn Mower at tachment, used only 8 hoursalso sufp pump 2 burner and cven portable electric stove Mrs Carl Sowers, Brighton Phone 74953 TO WHOM IT MAX CONCERN On and after his date June 11, T952 I will be responsible for no debts contracted bv anyone but myself Signed Michael Haraack Jr Pinchney WANTED Custom bailing with new Holland string tie bailer Dean Gardner, phone 13111 i uu MLtiih trailer, box iixw2 Mrs Charles Clark, phone 40 f Cut the cost of cutting gross 0ROYALE jreer ktst btf h pewtr mown ur v p Jir, 1 Meats Fruit Groeuries Vegetables F Fish Market Prices Courteous Service WANTEDicide from 3 miles west oof Pinckney to and from Ann Arbor or aiser Fraaiermrriv ing shortly before 800 a m Call 91F12 FOR SALEAn Electronicster el ectric stove Call 69F21,PJnckney 1 1 w1 mmmma FOR SALEHouse and 5 acres of land on Mowers Road Inrruire of Francis Harris 3111 Wafron Detroit or SyhfiMter Hwrii a 211 Main St Wngkney, WAISTTEDWcrshincr omd Jconings to do in my home Phone Pinckney 85F3 WANirDHouse and fltwVBotat i ing to do OHo Srwtb Phone 173F12 HI kmd 1ife I FOR SALE Dairy Eguipment 4 10 gallon milk cans, like new hooded dairy pail, milk strainer, croam seperator, wash tanks, dairy water heater, dropin unit milk cooler, will fit any box Frank Pearce, phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALEJamesway Incubator, 2500 eag capacity, two 5 deck cnicK poultry batteries, I Casj hayloader Frank Pearce, phoneJjtexter 4067 FOR SALE Furnace complete with stoker, controls, pi eMower James Whitley, phone 15FU FOR SALEMans all wool Gab erdine topcoat,tanblue suitaise36 tan Gaberdine 2 pant suit pair of oroy trousers Phone No 17 ejjjii m1 i ssi OR SALE Vv ashing Machine A C heavy duty Ho vard Craif 2909 W M36, Phone 62F4 FOR SALE Eledrochef stove, burners Darrell Baker 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland or Phone Brighton 7t952 FOR bALE 1941 Dodge Ssdan Good transportation Phil Gentile Dodge SpO 111 Main St Pinckney fpS SALE Bnlldinq and two lots on West Main St Pinckney known a the Stewart Anderson Property to settle estate Herald Reascn Adm sVANTEDhAhM LibTuGS, we Let us help you sell your farm, have more prospects than farms U HAROJJ CRANDAlt Phone 3D5W HowelL AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75c SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT 4LL WORK GUARANTEED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP HLLAND LAXt cT SIDE 11524 RTVrffi DRIVE FULL 7V CUT, IV M IV7HAU THESc BE77SR MO FEATURES Rig capacity Full t ojtitng width, cuts more gratt with less Quick itcfting 1 Vj hp 4cyl B0 tnt ustt regular gas Eeuy fe Kondle Ctiwbs iteep hill ivggd dltfeei eenttrvdton e ftsftty CIM4 Vbl cMeh tm6 CIMWI oVIa O OJVH tslclMf sf teML 1HB LsWIT BMBDWMK Wanted Your GRAIN During Harvest Farmers ted Supply To iL ,rr Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch June 25, 1952 Description An account of the resource June 25, 1952 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 1952-06-25 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4b65000e49d02e58d405c2198ddfa78f.pdf 5a5ee75f66c5c267018a1fc03f67b655 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. urn wyz jiS, v JSSS 533W v WrW pp Volume 68 trg Wednesday i 2 1952 Michigan Mirror The legislotu has adjourned without balancing the budget The 2 percent processing tax they came up with in placo of the govenors corporation profits tax, was killed by them at a bearing where industrialists pro dominated on the plea it would it wouid make them raise the price of their products and sub iect them toan unfair advantaqe as other states do not have this tax The processing tax was a ere j i ation of the legislature and diffVF e from the governors corpora ran tax which is now in effqet in many states including New York Michigan may nominate a president this year Not from Michigan but their votes may swing the nomination The dele gates are all unpledged but said to favor Eisenhower If they can make a swift jump they may start a landslide States which start landslides are never tor gotten by winning candidates Usually Michigan has missed the boat In 1948 they were pledged toJSenator Vandenberg Oh the second ballot Kim Siqier, Michigan chairman sensed the Dewey trend and asked permiss ion to change Michigans vote He was ruled out of order and Dewey was nominated without and Michigan votes, Miqhigan prison pepulaton is again increasing at an alarming rates Jackson now has 6924 Characters JOHN DUNNE This person came from Ireland at me age of 12 fears The fam ily consisted ofhis parents a sister, Maay and a brother, Michael The latter two married, John neve did He farmed on a biq scale At one time ne had over 500 acres end many catUo and sheep However it is another anqlo of his iile Uiat deserves atten tion When he became 21 ha sorted to vote and held many puoiic ohicos He was a member of his district schcol board, justice of e peace and was elected Stupe irvisor oi Putnam township, The act that he was never a citizen does not seem to have been questioned Some how the idea seemea to prevail that if you came to this country before you were 21 you did not have to be naturalized While jusice he had many lawsuits He presided at the Wm Sprout vs Cnarios White suit, farm rent f AWy 11 i a t L viA i yj Mat 9 tTeJ c JNTRYA THAT J TtZ THZME CI vv r p CELEBOATJCN THIS YAR PUTY HELP AS A RIOHT 70 MAINTAIN AND A PRIVILEGE TQ OBSEZVE HONOR TO A COPE OF COURAGE AND HI OH I PEALS, ,N Z iJ r, jnrrAy r COUNTRY THELANP AND THE PEOPLE TO WHOM THE YOUNG MEN OF YiZT POINT OWg rirr ALLEGIANCE Softball routes rinckney lost Ci ao tfuu So, Lyuu there hiacy i to J They vunt into lean, no 3 t 1 I he ilrst 2 Ac Lyoi iu Tij sei mo n U QUI ino nil uit a ionq , one to riqht which Jones q ,t un coi uul u not hang oiuo IAO r i ij to Another nu scoro i j cou a 1, a r a icl douui LyOu vu ancd i iiiiiaicy wiav OI 1 Ui liL iO ili bO uo ci r the h a cu i cGI 1 VOnt O o 1 Or e7 i V, V v ,lii c L al case arid the James White vfi i Heifer nan case, a jury suit tha lasted all day White claim ho eoid Uio niiio ior tl5U ,1 Heffernan said the price was J 50 White won With his rich i Irish brogue and dignified ion MrDunne made a distinguished jurist, in his later years he wan blind but still managed to get around He rooie to ton ho,o back, depending on the horse to get him her and back A similar case was that of rost who was born m England He held many oilicer and was a justice and tried num erous cases and performed mar r Ac oiied for anj old age pei ion re was tui 100 no citizen and had to be 1 atirohzed Then ho wad grante o ,, 1 a a ar i O 1 a vV rvrt v on vO uur 0 A, ji o oi IS p UIil a 1 y, m n f l3 4 3 , 1 inmates and 127 are sleeping A sinJnar case was in Corridors Sheriffs have beenl AlLeri requested to hold back their pris oners, The legislature ignored the situation Asked for 122new quards they authorized only 25 Work on 2 new prison dormitor mitores one at Ionia and one at Marquette is underway but they will not be ready untilnext spring The governor is at the govern ors conference at Houston, Tex as this week On account of the turndown by congress ot the S Lawrence Waterway project he has called a conference of gov mors of states bordering on the and will try to qet them to build the project ir A hA fA tlty i ,X tfv If A U u iy z,h j V y i VAr , 1 1 , 1 2 , , A 11 , I Am I , iiH HriytKii Ke8Hials MARRIAGE LICENSES 3Fowle Carol Jupes 19 Fowler ville odmey ,Dockett,18y Dansvillc Dolores Gullette, 18, Gregory Duane Duncan, 22, Briqhton,Mar llyn Post, 17, HoweURobert Er lcioaon 25 Howell, Katherine L zotte, 22 Howell Earl and I win Mann of Detroit ccuied 0 Gone Mann Taej day VVelton Chamberlain is sptjid ing couple of vveens in DuJh, Minn lioin to PfciNToj Cook and wife Ann Heath r at St Joe hospital, Aihi Aroor Mono ay a daugh , 1 n i ter June George Bessert, 19owleryi le Mrs Keaiin , T, TO F,1,,1W K yerett Haminel feU and br, ke her hip Monday ana is in Univ rsity hospital Ann Arbor HermanWidme er and Henry Hauck were in Chelsea Tuesday evening Sunday callers of Mrs Coia TrlS DEVOTION TO DUTV, H Wl 7 AND COUNTRV HAS PicOCZGD MANY GRTAT SOLDTfiS VD GrE T NM V THERE IS KOFI NEK ISPtTIOV FOR CITtZLNS OF UNSELFISH SEKVC TO CiUlZ DCMOCRAC ai r Can B lcii K T , I C i a ci rsT1 J i irit iO 11 i i 1 i Naayj t OlUUWUt iA is bei o iiiiy by thtt ii aaioiesJ3ui cid nights etc jeeu jqainst thai 0, bceii lit ile at ho law until VTKH trio county jon made a prcrccuOr, Thd J ,iica that , Julies, rai iiioj was in iimerian a weekly 1 up when 1 aai was in ov staited up oLiied they , the 20th ot tli it niqht , J and state , vvoii,e,ieqion f for operaf is He re a a aorney aino up ic or i search i beiiiQ bas Ji and beliet i participation ij, I nday the Monif was aqaia i oilcrs They ao pie playinq ti, They wok ai the play K he building no n uu object , a ihe law, von command o for OTer bmqo qame an Cuittod, onGO b Carr rry non eth, rf i 1 U U n TO PINCKNEY MASONS ia , or vonipuJ at i , D oaf lis WEEK ND fApENrNGS The intense hea S ay cloaked lic rat, kfiK ai this socticji wii people soekina coo spoThere were twa drow , rf this section Robert ri i moiher of Mrs Ann ArK , , i ana Aroo aiOAiea Lake He was mee v, tii GONKBVAIION 0EPT NOTES An estimated 10,001 deer starved to death in Michican last year This is one fourth the total of 1951 Lighter snow falls contributed to this lower power to regulate the deer kill death rate The dept now has Special seasons in the starvaftjon areas are planned A 16 inch brook troout was caught in Cold Creek near Marquette with, a garter snake in its stomach, Alewives have been taken in nets in, Lake Michigan, This iih rtkBmbles the herrinq but is worthless They are common n Lake Ontario but never seen in Michigan waters un til recently, , The state paid out 20,910 in Wountyi frnoney in May 282 faxes, 126 coyottes 33 bobcatr and 2 wolves If the fish pawning marsh at Whitmore Lake is filled in by inqs in i, oj or PQfoU i viie and 2 sons,12 and 5 While wad j Saturday ing with the claar son h stepp Sunday I ed nio a deep hole Trio linck CaLliolie lit Marys CkrCbiolic Church Ekicky Michigan tTev Fr Albert J Schmitt, Paot Sunduy Masses Summer 6b0, 800, 1000 113 Winter 800 100U Novenna Devotions Fridav evoninn oi 730 p En Lomessionsj Friday after Noveoaa Devotions 730 to 9QQ P, W bci f800 Maor iia cu in ni o i, ii Uit j iiiLlliljyA , iOi Liiw v ul3i v I iiiOilli Oi C,iiiAiOl ol ,U1 I Oi x 1 I iLiii lil J U , io U a IJI P 1 J , 1 cli iiJ IJ i UJ ii rA on a w c o , iiO J, 1 til it ,r Vvcio o , ,Jh pLaiijo rj suuiy Hi uCij o L iOi Lildinq c wm I ice niii iuoViL iliio loi uvt,rui yjai3 iit duo a lack, ot funa Ol i ,Q ucihei i eitauran v, of pabheity a mey cui pricea j ivel, They did uu tiie propne iciiiq money ,, smofas aonei m Uunqs it ii r itio novelty yj , Lunnod OU1 ou i out ha i , ,rti, and r,ixe o ttiui paoloc KNi and ,iuu, ieav , ,i ,iiiig taxes ii V niii div iri oik r y v j ad VJ r i il his i t PJ acpjczu Ov1 leuciicu a po nast b t ln cn o Webb were her son, James and ney lire dept took ho pulrotor cu The hoy , t Ann Arbor m Swrthots ambLance, t Theron Drew 5 of tisinq family of Detroit and Joseph and downed in Chuon pond near famly of Ann Aror James goes i the con vie camp, lie izd to to Brazil this week as represent rescue a 12 vear old bov, her ative of General Motors he got in deep vvaterSheiii s oil Cpl Bud Beidcenng and wifo 3 iiuncit 1 Barbara Nash have been tran sferred from Seattle Wash, to Riverside, Calif Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbit were Sunday dinner quests of Fanny Monks and Nellie Gard ner Sunday auests of Mrand Mrs Fred Read at their lake cottaqa were Frank Peters and wife of Jackson, Floyd Peters of Calif Herbert Peters of Battle Creek, the John McGuire sr and thoi John McGuire jr families of De troit Irvin Kennedy is janitor at the new school, Georqe Enquist and wife of J Howell were Sunday quests at the Jvlerwin Campbell cottaqeGeorqe Meabon and wife call ed on the Leon Meabon family in Chelsea Sunday w Dick Radtke and family of Phil ,S but Hi T qs icers recovered the L, Three more fell in 1 were rescue, a c land and a qirl l Wiulc Patricia febman s v,d a child at Portcqe when it cd off the dropoff into deep water, At White Lodqe Ciin 0 r, saw a qiri at tho ad of ths dock qo down the second time he 1 rescued her, The qirl divcppeaxf learns Con JRev Donald Brady, rxtstor Fev Bctkus will preach July 6 and 13 Ciurch 1030 a m Mr Martin Hi iaua Lake u auest soirist Sanday school 1130 buuiCc yiu iike Sile a town hall Saturday, July 5 20J p ,, iancy work, a poms and col lemonade No chcr practise uniil Sept unav Mennouite Calvarv Meanoxme unurch s if Lata iaci Pastor I S a Supt Walter Esch and taken to an Ann Aibor hoffiC J V Youn Peoplea MeetinV 3U ed end he was her name, A 19 year old by over by a car in o UiuialGiy I have selected a ccmmuco M, rijo tni 1 iO o e I for this p r i nuirai in v j p , as trie7 thouqii vo c 0,1 I liqhten thj loa b un fooi 11 0 if iu 0, in 1 I a1 or ho 0 Lo a 1 am askinq you to aivo tliis your j Oa July 0 cu 0 A, , he irohic tociole ,u j wiij soioci tho 00 i rrh viil be rr v i 11 ih J q , 1, , no ,17 talent pt skilled t , men s ch s carpnerJ oieci , 0, aloiinen etc In orJcr Io ri thi ri successful ioqn 1 111 and a happy endinq v J nrcd your pie 3encehcneuii, trie cic Jdiv 8 In Lioshia may I KO this oppcr n o wsh you 6 , our if an ,1 pie 3onL acuoa ca HiOs neaidianau happy iui summer ,,y of Ann Arijoi is de tCimiied to noin ui or iiome of , 1 GiltCI Viiirr ifd to 1 nee on ia hi nde ,, unorn mony pent in c, iiio luuvers ,, c u amuse , , uc oaiiot last Jo , it viii aqain be ,10 psi j, ine Buit iieaf, HO own tho 000 Ana Aioor and have hired ana he ha ekinq an in, city vounq on me pdlotThe lieretfore i neia oi qovernmenl s av iys teii v, as not pay toward city oie institution uoos pay a , u v, i 0 ji 1 stop Jii Oti a ior vvctler elc pital in Swarthouths ampolnce This happened ot Patterson Lke i Cotty Fenowsiiip Servir xWinston Bauqhn Vvor,pfd iQei D nine Mrs John Carver of Ann Ar G realty comy as contem adelphia Paare spenciin fift fchJnf ath rA s at Andrew NisbU Sly spawning ptee 10CO So a year taken 0111 fjpawnUiq place The 12 district tow d airplanes are ,alu able in locating forest fares, NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The Annual meeting of the jPtnckney Community Schools School District No 2 fractional Putnam Township Livingston County, will be held at the PincV ney High School on the 14th day of July AJH 1952 at 8 oclock p m for the purpose oi electing two Trustees 12 for a term of three years and for the purpose of trar acting such other business may lawfully come before the aid meeting Dated this 4th day of June, 1953 home C 1 Dale Meabon who has been in Korea the second time, expects to be in the stales about July 25th, The Loren Meabon fcrmiN have moved to California, Don aid is still in Grand Rapids Mrs Lydio Karus dauqh ter Joyce and J Loring of Lak Chemunq callrd at the LJHenrv Henry home Sunday Eorn to Russell Glover and wife Joan Spears Sunday at Mcpherson hospital Howell a son Robert Lavey and Albert Shir lev were in t angina Monday Mr and Mrs Melvin Potz of Detroit who are a Portaqe Lake called at the AiLee home Sunday Rex Sackett of Detroit spent Sahudav at the Larry Cfcmiburn home Other, guests were Mrand Mrs Sheridan Hadley of Jack bor spent part of last week at he Earl Bauphn home Calvin Hooker of Ann Arbor and Mrs Maude Carpenter and Viola Pettys oi hov,en called ar the j, H Hooker home Sunday The William Lamb family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday ot the W H Meyer home Kathy At Lee spent last week there MrsWalter Clark called at the Edsel Meyer home in Ypsilanti Thursday Wednesday 00 o m, Summer Bible school will i conducted June 23 to July 3, Clai ess lor all ages rhursday, He was the son of the late Agur and Elizabeth Flintott iaylor and was born oon the Taylor farm on the Dexter Pinv ney lid, Nov, 24, 1870 He rn,rrr ied Cynthia Carpenter There is David Nash and Fickie Miller a daughter, Mrs, Florence Land are delegates to tho 4 H meet, j wehr, Also a brother, Bert of Lansina this week I ihna Center and 3 sisters, Mrs Mrs Dorothy Kennedy ener Henr Bareis una Mary Taylor tained a dinner on the lawn i of Ann Arbor and Mrs Hern Sunday in honor of her mother 3 i Scheiferstein of Chelsea The do birthday those present Were ceased was employed at the Stanley Culver and wife cf Deer University ol Michigan until hir field, Wm Gallup and fcrmiiy of i retirement The funeral was at Farmmgton Mrs Anna Jay and j the home in Ann Arbor Frida Arthur Culver and family of j with burial in Chelsea Detroit DONT HANDICAP YOUR CuiuD vviih FEAri Psycholoqit Jar nr ramnan vvurio iu suparuon oi a cniu iron fiiS uthcr ma cauiio iQiq iauug ieais In uo coriiiiCj 0iiviS jiy oi ic t 0 uv NEW Clor Gravuie Amo St Joe hospital, Ann Arborust tho DeiIOit bnday Times, sue lean Weekly, exclusively widi, outnes raie mothers should j follow when leaving their child WHWAMG, TAYLOR William G, Taylor, 81 died n ot Loniacre i a proposl,uv he Leroit Windsor vvecic ior S18r0U0,000 0JJOV ou cuncu, james Lee advised ufiunii ii tin said in CJ ci tj A 1 e city Would re 0 UJUL oona issue and 0 s 0 puy of the bonds 1 opcuru ,iUes excep tira aru police aepis have never been too cuccssiul Jus why DjA bhod take on another ouiay tci 1 not clear The Uinn i ucinae empires in 1990 and tnen Detroit orWindsor can taKO avcu tor nohing ran for a prolonged time Sundays Doroit Times NOTICE Pogular business meeting thr hambow uriS, July 3rd M p m Efte G Rose Seacetary Boa ot SiuMtfoa Plnckney Commimlty son end Margaret Keto oi Day aftW, ton Ohio Mr and Mrs, Wayne AtLee entertained the 500 club Sunday The Ralph Clinton family of Detroit spent Sunday at the CJ Clinton home Johnny stayed for a visit DONALD HAUSE Donald House, 55, son of the late Bert and lily Brown Haus COUNTY OFFICES All County Offices will be closed Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5 Tho Taft forces remind us of Get j tho Gsuicn r,y, buries his head in the rvad Thai is they shut their 00 o tho obvious The reason mey qrj for bKrring the Lisciihovci doiccfates in Texaa cuid oner so in em states is that he were s e ted by indpen dens who have been voting the o a Helen Gardner, dauqhter of Mrs Gertrude Clinton Grdei wa3 married at Poyal Oak last week CURRENT COMMENT COIfr Pinckneydied at Evanton 111 thiVdoltroier9, If the Repub June 9 He wa advertising man iicana expect to win they must oor Armour andCo, get the votes oi these lndepend to Denidcrdtlc, IVUiOcrat liket end they should have no part in selecting a Re p,iblican presiden This should be left to Republicans who have voted her etraight the past 20 yars This is bunk There are no enouqh diehards to win the el ection A lot of them have died The past 20 years has shown this A survey shows tfoat a mcr ority of those who have became voters the past 10 yearsare Jfc, dependents and haW been fp l m, , T A vjjV I i LHHPIIPWI ymmmmmm THE PWCnfCTMSPATCH Wedno8dayL June 2 1952 L 1, REDDY KILOWATT, YCH Electric Servam INCINERATOR er DISPOSER he Young Mens Club A heavy rain which fell at 330 prevented the ball game between Pinck ney and Stockbridge The winn ers of the evens were 100 yd dash, 10 year old Harold Swar thout 16 yr olds,Ruel Cad well i over 16 Erwin Monks wheel barrow,Ruel Cadwellball throw i Gale Johnson shot put, Curtis of Toledo tug of war Pinckney beat Stockbridge relay race, StockfbWqepoiovajllVoss Head hop, skip jumpNat Hinesbroad I jump Erwin Monks Prof Durfee 1 and Fay Lewis were judges and and Fay Lows, judges and WC C Miller, starter Rev Mylne on a horse furnished by Burt Nash was marshal The ladies aid served dinner, Dancec at night NeJhboring Notes Harry Read of Cohoctah died last week He was a former resident of Unadilla and a son of Sir George Reade of North Lake, , , Sergt, Leon Worden has been discharged from the army He spent 13 mohs in Korea Koweii Tfieaier Howell, Michigan Dexter llieater Dexter, Mich fketyov from gzfag a ptcfemtf Presenting the two most modern methods of ending the garbage nuisance Own an electric incinerator and banish garbage forever Just drop in food scraps and burnable trash No workno worryno wakhing The handfuls of ashes that are left are fine plant food Cr, with a sink disposer, you rinse food scraps ricjht down the drain Theres no fear of clogging Actually cleanses plumbing, as food particles or1 small bones are crunched and washed away Order one of these wonderful hoehold helpers today from your plumber or electric appliance stealer Wed Thur, July 2 3 Stewart Granger,Wendell Corey THE WILD NORTH comedy in ansco color Friday Saturday, Inly 4S Mat July 4 230pJDcont in Van Johnson, Pool Douglas in WHEN IN ROME also Kirk Douglas, Ere Miller In Friday Saturday July 45 action pocked pfefcjee w DISTANT DRUMS in technicolor cartoon Gary Cooper, Marie Alden and Short Subjects Cartoos Sunday, Monday, JulyT7 Richard Webb Comedy Hit of Year ROOM FOR ONE MORE with Gary Grant, Belsy Drake and Iris Mann fht feotooa Ifowt THE BIG TREES fe TdtnkUr carta Sunday, Monday, JttAy 6 7 Mat Sun, 230 p m con Gordon MacRae, Eddie Bracken in ABOUT FACE In Tcm4cclar and Cartoon 10 Tues7Wea7, Thur, July 8, 9 11 Drama Ataxftoi Humphrey Boqart, Kim Hunter and Ethyl Barxymore in DEADLINE U S A Cartoon haitiv Na4 ComingBelle of New York Girl in White wg c25Lui WG, ReVs an Tues Wed, Thur July 8, 9, STANDARD MODEL ELECTRIC CALONATOR JNFt UHrSEE YOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison Elmer Schiable of Stockbridge were stolen last week but they were both recovered Rev and Mrs R, E, Backus who have been living at Port Huron where he was pastor are now residents of the Methodist Home at Chelsea Mrs Backus was the former Mrs Mable Fish Isham, Homes have been built there for retired ministers RevIra Cargo has been return ed to Fowlerville for the 14th year by the Methodist conference , The Joe Eisele family of Fow lerville held a picnic last week for Lt Col Harold Eisele who is home on furlough, He has been in Java c Gov G Mennen Williams will address a joint meeting of the Howell woary and Lions Clubs at the Masonic dining room there at noonYe editor and sev eral other Pinckneyites have been invited Bobbie Maukson of MrsAlice Mauk of Howell, is at the Interlocken Music Camp for Julyand August 10 Sylvan Theater Chelsea Mkfttgn Ray Milland, Forest Tucker in Friday Saturday July 45 THE CIMARRON KID technicolor western with Audie Murphy, Beverly Tyler and James Best E BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON la Tochnkii Walt Disney FeatureUe Thf Olympic Elk SrriingLyaia Bailey,The Marry undoT jJ T unaay Monday,July 6 7 ing Kind Lee Theater WHTTMORE LAXR MJCH Friday Saturday July 45 MARA MARU Errol Flynn Ruth Roman Raymond Burr car o on and sport reel Tues Wed, Thur July 8, 9 10 KING KONG mighty monster in screen classic wttk Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot, Robert Armstrong shows 715, 915 and SKIRTfS AHOY with Esther Williams, Joan Evans, Vivian Blaine, Barry Sullivan ComingQuo Vadis, Sound in technicolor j Wild North Little Rascals Comedy,Birthday Blues novelty cartoon Off REGISTRATION NOTICE STATE OF MICHIGAN Tho Prottote Court tor the County j church in Sunday, Monday, July 6 7 Mat Sun 2 p m caL 4,BBLLES ON THEIR TOES An AcU Drama Starxloq Jeanne Crain, Myrna LoyDebra Jerr Haqman son of Mr and1 page Hoagy Carmichael and Mrs, John Hagrran of Howell Jeffrey Hunter was married to Kutherine Fleck m technicolor of Hartland at St Johns Episco f luree, Midnigh Serenade Indo, California, Novelty New Cartooi last week He is in the USNHis of Livingston , ,,,1 motherMr3John Haqnan attend Tues Wed, Thur, July 8, 9, At a session of said Gourt held I 10 Avon llieater StocJdxlacje Micnzyun FOR PRIMARY ELfCUQH TUESDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1952 TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS PUTNAM TOWNSHIP LIVINGSTON COUNTY MICHi GAN 9lWct Is hereby given hat in conformity with the MicWU fan Election Law, J, the undersigned Clerk, will, upon any daft except Sunday and a legal holiday, the day of any regular or special election or primary election, recehe for registration ths name of any legal voter in said Township, City or Villaga not already registered who may APPLY TO ME PERSONALLY for such registration Provided, however, that I can receive no nam for registration during the time intervening between tb Twentieth day before any regular, special or official primary olectioB and the day of such election June 30, 1952 Present, Honorable Hiram Smith, Judqe of Probate R NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL BE Home 204 North Mill StPinlkneyPinckney every Wednesday Tnursday, Friday and Saturday in Each Week AND ON MONDAY JJULY 7th, 1952 Notice is Hereby Given, That the petiaon of Merrie E Meyer, the cumiinstrutrix of said estate, praying that her final account be uilowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons entitled theieto and that heirs of said deceased bedeterm ined, will be heard at the Pro bate Court July 29, at ten A M It s Ordered that notice there oi be enven by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con secuUvely previous Jc said day oi nearinq in the Pinckney Dis paich, and that the petitioner tKiyse a ccp, of this noitce to be ilseiveji upon eacn known party erest at his last Jaiown ad Dy reqisteiea mail, return receipt demanded a least four teen rl4days orior to such hear inq, or by personal service at least five 5 desys prior to such hearing The Twentieth day preceding said Election T As provided hy Sec 3, Chapter I, Part II, P A 806, 192 Sec 1, Chapter 3, Part II, P A 1939, Act II, P, JL 1941, Act 291 P A 1945 Si Hiram R Smith Atrue copy Judqe of Probate Celestia Parshall Register of Probate From 8 oclock m nntil S oVTock p n on ad day for tht purpose of REVIEWING the REGISTRATION and REGISTER ING such of the qualified electors In aid TOWNSHIP, CITY VILLAGE as SHALL PROPERLY apply therefor The name of no person but an ACTUAL RESIDBNT of the precinct at the time of registration, and entitled Wider the eeft gtitution, if remaining such resident, to rott at the next election, hall be entered in the registration book ELECTOR UNABLE TO MAKE PERSONAL APPLICATION, PROCEDURE J SEC 16 Any elector who la mable to make peraonal appfl eation for registration because of physical disability or absence from the Township, City or Village in which his legal residence is located, may be registered prior to the close of registration before any election or primary election by securing from the Clerk of the Township, City or Tillage In which is located hil legal residence, duplicate registration cards and executing in duplicate the registration affidavit before a notary public or other officer legally authorized to administer oaths and returning such registration cards to the Clerk of the Township, City or Village before the close of office hours on the last day f registration prior to any election or primary election The no tary public or other officer administering the oath shall sign his ftams on the line for the signature of the registration officer and 4sffat his title MURRAY KENNEDY, Twp Cleric Only you can 47 Wears Ago A large crowd attended the annual commencement Wed commencement Wednesday eve Their motto wasPush though Every Possibiliy to Reality horn to ri n Swarthout and wife June 24, a girL Volney Teeple crushed his fingers in a feed cutter last week The Pinckney high school alumni held their reunion at the school Fnaay night with 30 pre sent The evening was spent in idancing , Hazel Johnson received 100 percent in her examination at nte school of music, Ann Arbor last week The Misses Jessie Green and Lela Monks are attending sum mer school in Ypsikmti Efrs H F and C L Sigler are attending clinical school in Ann Arbor for 3 weeks, Dannie Reiley was badly bite en by a stray dog Sunday, t A large crowd attended the field day held here Saturday by ed A fire in Ithacawhich started in a theatre, threaened 9 other bindings Alma, St Louis and Shepherd fire depts had to be called to assist, Rcy Newcomb, cashier of the Brighton State Bank who has has been ill for months,has been named executive vice presidnt W R Kimble of Ypsilanti has been named cashier RepdeBoom who received pet itions, signed by Chilson area asking that greater precautons be taken at the prison camp has replied that the corrections com mission has promised beUeH lighting and that the prisoners will wear the letters PEpark employe on their uniforms, As to fencing the camp, he is still working on that b 5 eai6 Ago At the commenonent exercises Wednesday night Eliza beth Bokros won the SIS Wilson award and Harry Murphy the 10, The barn on the old Jerry Dunne farm owned by Frank j Mowers, caught fire Monday r but was put out bythe fire dept, j The Pinckney Independns beat Dexter Sunday 13 to 9 Max Glover of Hartland won the wrestling match here Friday night from Elmer VanDerlinden Detroit and the Police Gazette belt Farmer Newton of Fowler ville threw Wild BUI Hill 13C attended the alumni banguet at the Masonic hall Mon day night Norman Reason was toastmasterAn old time spelling bee was held with George Rea son and Grace Young as cap tains Winners were Mrs J P Ioyle first and Jessie Green, second, The following were call on for remarks Hon Lynn Gard ner, FinU Lambertson Louis G Monks and Gerald McCluskey The same officers were reelcted Barney Lynch was given a steel casting rod last week by SmithWinchester in recognit ion of being one of tjieir oldest customers Less than an hour after he brought it home he got a 4 lb bass I The town sguare was mowed ed last week W C Miller furnished the mower andjohn Dink el the horse 20 ladies from Lansing sur prised Mrs James Marble who is at her farm for the summer on last Wednesday and spent the day with her ABOUT FACE in technicolor A Good Comedv Stonrtno Godon MactRao, Edde Bracken Plus A YANK IN CHINA with John Archer, Jean Wills News Filtered AL Conditioning Friday Saturday July 45 Double Fe1ur HURRICANE ISLAND, in cin cr story of found ida with j on Hall, FORT S rtAdXnS A Supr wtf Stan Cherries S arret Smiley ftirnette Sunday Tuesday, July 6 8 THE FIREBALL roller skating rare story with Mickey Rooney, Pat OBrien Nrwg and Cartoon 3s a Crowd Lets Go Marlin Fishing ComingB5g Crrmival Mask of the Avenaer HOWELL AUCTION FESTIVAL A JACKPOT EVERY AUCTION MTE First Auction Thursday July 3rd at 905 P M and Every Friday at 905 P M until Sept 19th 1952 SPONSORED BY HOWELL CHAMBER OF COMMERCETHE POICKftBT DDWATtM Wednesday June 2 1952 wplA v1 L ap i son 5 Vl V Hw f NJ s , S4 V iff w j s ssiaj V oa P4jjf Cs 1H X oH YOU GET a btgbciiij 1C13 0 wdrlc Mvlag conveniences YOU OW rtmtU Thlfgai iyiten cfiinJry Item YO0 ITtw Cyif ct PhrSflO ot ro xTra v , nd ru SiE US TODAY I A Hoeke Swairtsg 1 E Plumbing and rasi iVT3 n JrPPNPRS ETC, WATER SYSTEMS INSTALLED WAIT GECHCE ROUiH J1360 BfVEB LANE gs Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class xaattei at posioifice d ol March 6 1877 AiQWtfU St PiackneyMicli Snoacriptica Pric 150 pec yea Charles McRorie called on his Ljiother in the buy CPy hospital weeK aia aibo on Dr Francis b Laiiibie ol ivuaiaua Dr is laid ap wan neuiUi and does not waik much bu expects o bpend Uie summei at his coTaqe at biacK iake, Rev J M McLucas and lam iiy oi briqhton have moved to their couaqe at Swarthouts Cove at Portage Lake ijr the summer Sunday quests at the Mark Nash home were Mrs Aqnes Richardson of Howell, Aiico Gearhart of Dexter and Mrs Emma Gearhart ot Flint f Sunday quests of the Olin Robinson iamul were Betty La, pine of Aim Arbor, Robert Paul and Betty Hammer brook of De troit j The Phillip Hudson family of Detroit spent the week end at the Lester McAfee home Carl Hudson remained for a vis1 The lire engine was called to the Mark Melvin furm Sunday p m by a qrass fire The Pinckney Civic ImpAssn sponsored a carnival on the square Inst week Owinq to the binqc ban there were only rides such as Ferris wheel, merryqo I iound, octopus etc, j pi LOOK FOR THE CLOCK AT BKTSH LAKE WHEN IN NEED Of Plumbing umpsBathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings REPACKING A SPBOADTT COMPLETE LINE OF F1RTURES COLOH1 WHITE PUMPS n Hughes ONE HNCKNEY I7F11 Jill MASTER PLUMBER ivir, am vt ro Mru I do ,qh and lArt1P v r rv i O iC I vv,ro rr i Sic VO o Cior About 70 members of the Mc Quillan family attended the an nual reunion at Bishop Lake Sunday A picnic dinner was served and qames played Fran cis Shehan was elected presi j dent for next year and Mary McQuillan of Howell, secretary While lidinq double on Dick Jumpbcti3 power tbirclkr Gun day nionung, Tommy Wylie in some way qot his ioot in the Pont v, heel Both were thrown vi ioully The frone wheel was demolished Tommy had 5 stPchos tiken in one toe and 2 in another, Dick had a tooth knocked out Serqt John Sprout has return, od horn Jupan and spent the vcek end at the PhilLp Sprout c lonie, The Chares Soule fomily f Howell were Sunday callers Tne Frank White family of and Wovne Cn Howell were Sunday quests at Tie ron White home The Kenneth Wlie iumily call j fd ui the Hollis Wylie homo h me ir an i Mrsieubcn Sheffield1 oi urVinq were quels ot thf Ahr Wylie home last week, f Dr Valer Mercer and viie of P Lansinq c lied ut the Win ccor home Sunday Charles Whitehead and wife ie Donji 7,00 Boarice Lumborn oi Greqory weio Sndoy callers at he Jesso Henry home m Boyer and vPhe spent Sun Summer Coal Prices Now on Order TO BE SURE Of GOOD QUALITY PHONE 268 J DEXTER DE HoeySpn h thr oqe rt Co Y lumbitig Water ytm etc Stoijiley Dinkel AOivO 44t, , Q 4 ,fm4 ttm m ijrm 4U V HO i 1 opc 1 OUi laTn, Bo u Movies faro aid a Lo a iJOO r Ac ley familv o or the vveek eivl , ill ri O iici Ci rr mother PC hay Ft PVPliY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILLAGE SQUARE frilS WELr, MOVIE McGuren from Bookly n i jav at TheFrank Boyer homo in Sponorod by Pinokney Mcrcharu s in Cooperation with ihe in Ann Arbor T , hmckney Fire Uepaitmeni , Aherta Dnke Levi Ludke or I, r , i cc oo Incc5rated 19 iS err 1 Sonciu an 5 Cia,T i,o ti land Mr and ,lrs hawrenco E5tabIi8led 365 rid wife were Bauqhn picniced of Bishop Lae ihG Frame o lurday niqht iiowoll Poras Gene Dnkel f the state r police is now in Hoon lexer, McFHERSUN MAC BA1 iCfrriiJy wcie Po Gov G Monncn Wliam5 the Thuricu ot the qovernorP conference, ctmczoo pc Qtis Mureon is now in i HcwoU, Mich 7761252 LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE THIS MONm ONLY JMaiiy las i uev nanc Ht Sund Uvu of oi Flint spent ine Hib Poimer pare Cuvis poilerson and cPcciOirioe m ouarTey Dmkel h s came ior her wie oi j 3pent Sunday at ome, ih S 1 J 09 ail t ie Eorl Packer was home on 176 years aqo trie jjeoloraion ilouqh over the week end oi Indeponoenco was aaoptea ToF Eust s, Va bv ue Conhnuot a Conqress Joiy ledwidqe was called to this document SLS iorm the purS Louis last week where the poses and qouiu oi our evoitBrowns offered him a contract imary War ana Has since been with one ol their minor lecque the inspiration ot men dedicated te ms He stayed 4 days to freedom ever sine It was rprM The followinq visited the De here that the diqnty and impor ut tuCziKtkN irGo 7 last week the Asher tancc of the indiviauul was first to cur, ior tb Count V lie, Wenry Johnson Kenneth recoqnized in ui of ial docu T 1 rr vu2ion I Lin anJ Kennelh Quiqley fan meat of a qovernent i,i Waoer ot hue Estate of p and Peq and Donna God ail lines oi American busi L or , Decceased families neys iie Part ie individual A OU said Couit held j Pfr Wesley Palmer returned plays is reaffirmation of the De 2 , i f, Colorado Sprinqs Col, Tues duration of Independence, noiaolo Hiram R rn a bank vve are the custodpe ot rrcbate j Joe Jeffreys is called for army wns of the f mds of many indiv ir rireby Give, that all induction July 24 Robert Lavey uals of or communityWe hon t of said deceased are re for examination July 8 He did or thls trust and reainn the to present their aicims in rt oass his first one principles so clearly aeimed on n nour oath, to said Alberta Dinkel Levi Ludtke JulY 4th 1776 0 v a oov there1 and the Dale Miller family at t d H Swar hout of tended the auto races ai Detroit P paap Detroit 27, Sunday oar, fiouciory oi said PURSUIT OF HAPP1NES In America your financial inde , pendence is not a qit it is a re it vvaid for thrift, industry, and the qood sense io look and plan uhead 4i bo vVhat you make of your liie, h ,w you use your liberty,and the decnoo of happiness that you at tain wdl be iarqely the result pf yOvr own choosinq and your own doinq No bankinq business will be transacted on July 4th l f upon OS All deposit up o 910,000 In TT , , fured by o rtJAflltIBhip in the r and Mrs Howard Read and Federal Deposit rvrnce Cot THE FIRST NATiOHAL BANK HrwcH Mkak Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Insured Up tol0,000 For Each Depositor Richard Gallup, broadcasting engineer ior the Iron Mountain News is visiting his parentoMr and Mrs Earl Gallup, , PHONE 173F6 BMLAND LAO tce r nat such claims Tommy spent the week end in poratJoiL Toy oo ueara by said court at said Niaaara Falls, N, Jf VnotC icG orl September 16, J m It is Ordered, That nofice there jFtaff Vff WW WW qiven by a publication of a II 7 1 M 111 L tZ fcpy hereof for three wvsks con I M 1 iT I W 5ecotivoly prr vPus o rxfd day of I JL AlJJ V B A B J hoarinq in the pinckney Dispatch, j SiRSpEVSi Go North July 1 for Cht at hip lost knuwn adc ress by r eqisterol mail return receipt y m T Gei x our Orders in SSou cmrnaed, at least fourleen 141 Pryj pnor to such hearing, or by personal service at least five 6 days prior to such heariag A true Copy Cclestia Parskall Rogitr o Probate Homer Abney i B5 w flp June 2 1952 Cteofc at NOW WHAT IbfB SCSMI Cra PROFESSIONAL CORN CHOOSI KO5 13 WWJ Do You WantSteady Imployment 77 Top Wages Paid Vacations and many oilier maigkial benefits LEARN PI your fanfctoSniRg under skilled pfaeHeeJ iostwctofs or information write RRIS INSTSTUTE operated by State of Michigan Ralph E Pattulq, Registrar 5 li youre a hay grower who wants to make short work of haying cut 25 to 35 acres per day , mow in heavy or down and tangled hay and operate any lace a tractor will go, youll do well to choose the John Deere No 5 raet6r Mover The No 5 is a proved mower, through and through Its simpleu Abie, eesyon or off It hcs a strong, v,elteraced frame, enclosed drive gedltJ which run in oil, safety spring release and slip clutch on the power shaft tb protect the entire mcwer from breakage, and many other quality feature youll appreciate See it , operate itand youll agreethe No 5 is truly a tractor mowerthe best money can buy end Dsan of Instruction MICHIGAN THE PINCKNEY SANWILRIUMRAY M DUFFY M D Pinckaoy a offctoflan yiv H00 A M to ISO r K tcept WejtoeJdtt Man TuejkftLa ,JJ f fcL DB G B McCLOSXEY DeaAst 112 North MkkjQQ sw Tolophonee OfficeSSs loskiuifo UU Evonlnas by ApuclnWittU Howen IIB HERB SNEBD Phone 183 27 E G j liver HowoU w MMhtaan Real Estate, Irsuianie, itdtstaa City Lake and FGQA Pwoit A Specialty 1st Youx Property Ml lie FOB ATHLETES FOOT Use TL4 for 3 to 5 daysIf not pleased, your 41 back Watch the old tainted skin slough off to be replaced by healthy skin Get instant drying TL4 from any druggist Doc Cory Drug Store Pinckney MicK JOHN DEERE LAVEY HAP DWARF Wear AiiGalaHed VfLVETEEZ COMFORT SHOES IF You Are On Your Feet Long Hours STATE OF MICJCGAN e Probate Court foi the County of livingston W the Matter of me Estate of barles C Adams, Deceased At a session of said court held luwe 3 1952 Preeont, Hon Hiran P Smith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given That the petition o4 Charles L Adams Jr the administrator of said estate, j praying that his final account bo allowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons, entitled thereto, will be heard at the Probate Court on July 7, 1952 j al ten AM It is Ordered That Notice there oi be given by publication of a copy hereot tor inree weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Piickney Dis patch and tfttt the fiduciary cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by registered jjiil, return receipt demanded, al least four teen 14 days prior to such hear ing or by personal service at least five 5 days prir to such hearing Hiram R Smith Tudgf of ftoberte A true copy Wilfrd H Erwin Reqister of Probate FowelLMich Celestia Paishall Attorney FOR SALE In Pinckney, nicely airanged even rooms, bedroom on first floor, nicec lot atfd gar age, nice livable home, Call Ms, French,5032evenings 8039 Ann Arbcr, Mich B E A L t 1 t iomee La ties and Buiineis Op ies List Your Prop qih Me QSSMD SON Broker I 0 y iwu earl Finckasy, Mich Phone l3 3 bhoae U7FU Repoifla MYBON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heattna ftate 8717 Lakmke Driv, Rjcense BMrnhLakr P a SViABTHOUT 6 SCN Funercd Horns Don C Swarthot Directot Modern Equipment Ambulance Service nooee JS 63 PmcHMfY Mick TEXyCiBEICKHOFF Sf OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River Ave Ik well Michlcfest IboVie 358 Pesidejacp 61 LEE LAVEY General insurance Woae 59F3 cknc Mh REFRIGERATION SERVICF HAROLD RAD Repairs on All Makes Phone Pnciney 2oiF3 AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLlil Phone Pinckney 782 r Telphones Office, 75161 Residence, 7 1003 OWEN W FOWLER D S ,C Foot SpeciaHst Chiropodist Office Hours 216 W Gd River By Appointment Brighton, Mich Mon, Wed Sa DR C J TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Ro 4 rffter Phone Dexter 3461 UOYD HFNDEFlivestock HauHna Wekl Tips Made To lMro General Tricking Jfcone 64F14 Ptackwrf Cradle your foot on io,000 tiny air bubbles, la Velvet Eos Air Cushio Stooea PEHSOWAl, PITTINO BEKVICB Ill call at your convenience In your home, office, or shop, to give you Personal Pitting Serviceand a new idea of shoe comfort No obligatlonTo estrft clurffe, rop SPECIAL JULY CLEARANCE SALE OF SHOES 24 PAIR OF 6K0BS 400 IACK HANNETT Age4 PHONE Ul Pinckneys y QUALITY STATE, OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court tc the County o Livingston In Matter oMh Estate oi William RochP Deceased At a session of sod Court held June 10 1952 Present Hon Hiram R Smith Judae of Probate Notice is Hereby Given That the petition of Gerald JMcClear pray ing that the instrument fied in said Court be admited to probate as the Last Will and testament ,i of said deceased ,and also that the administration of said estate be granted to Gerald JMcClear or to some other suitable person and that the heinn of said deceased be determined will be heard at the Probate Court on July 7, 1952 at ten A M j It is Ordered, That notice hereof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv y previous,to saidday of hearing in the Pinckney Dispifchand that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served apon each known party in interei at his last nown address by registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen Mjdcrys prior to such hearing, or by personal ser vice at least five 5 days prior to vice such hearingA true copy Hiram F Smith Celestia Parshall Judge of Probate Fegisto Probate Classified Ail vs FOR SALE3 sows with litters of 8 pigs each, Frank Poarce Phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALE Boys bicycle, 26 in 2 bran new tfrek, very reason able Dick Campbell 168F2 FREE 6 weeks old puppies to be given away Inguire at 512 East Main St, Pinckney V H W WYUfc NOTARY Insurance and Bonds 1HCNE 136 PincksWy CEMETEflY MEM0Bfti Prices You Can Afford To Pa MILFORD GRElfTt WORKS Gilford, Mlcksoan h c 5 , r Cut the cost of cutting grass H0 ROVALE Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish ti Bfarket Prices Courteous Service CLARKS FOR SALE House, 2 btdxcOBfc kitchen, hving room, boseniervt, Bath,garage 806,Corner F6 B Sts, Dexter, tfli Aron j FOR SALE2l2 H P M E Gcard en Tracor and Lawn Mower at tachment, used only 8 heursjolso sufp pump 2 burner and fven portable electric stove Mrs Carl Sowers, Brighton Pbone 74953 TO WHOM IT MAX CONCERN On and after this date June 11, 1952 I will be responsible for no debts contracted by anyone but myself Signed Michael Harnack Jr Hnchxiey WANTED Custom bailing wih new Holland string tie bailer EJean Gardner, phone 13111 run oAUA trailer, box 44xU2 Mrs Charles Clark, phone 40 WANTEDfide from 3Vz miles west oof Pinckney k nid from Ann Arbor or aiser Fixxrierarriv ing shortly before 800 a m Call 91F12 FOR SALEAn Eloctrotnaster el ectat stove Call 69F21Pitickney BKBVW4saaiBSBSSPVFBdBSSSSVBSSSsBSSSSIBBs SBVV WBSS SBkt TQ2 5ALEHouse and S acres of land on Mowers Roott Inquire of Ymnds Harris 3111 Watson Detrdjt x fivlveslsr Rflrrii a 211 Main St, Pinckney WArtSWa5iinqB and Konlngs to doin jny homo PhoffncW 3WANiJLHouse and Boat ftimt ing to do Oo Srslis Phone 173F12 H Vmd tke FOR RENT Cottage at Btfnity Lake Juiy 6 to 13alsbJor laterdates ,Percy Mowers 199B caalyJldPhoneJ3F, LOST BEAGLE HOUND, tan head, black and white body Will pay reward Murray Dagg E land Lake 1 FOR vfeALEDairy Equipment 4 10 gallon milk cans, like new hooded dairy pail, milk strainer, cream seperater, wash tanks, dairy water heater, drppin unit milk cooler, will fit any box Frank Poarce, pjione Dexter 407 FM SAtEJamesway Incubator, 25J0 egg capacity, two 5 deck chicK poultry batteries, I Case hay loader Frank Pearce, phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALE Furnace complete with stoker, controls, pi eblawer James Whitfey, phone 15F11 FOR SALEMans aU wool Gab erdine topcoattanblue sultsis9e36 tan Gaberdine fant suit pair of grey trousers Phone No 17 A 4 I rOR SALEashina Machine A C heavy duty Howard Craisj 2909 W M36 Pkaoe B2F4 vmm FOR SAIZi JfSsotfochei etovo, burners lietssell Baker 5655 FernlqnJ Dr, Lakeland or Phone Brighton 74952 v FOR SALE ftdfldinq and two lots onWejrfSStafa St Pinckney known as w Stow art Anderson tnlojltle estate Caid Hsoben Adxzt WAOTEDAhM UisriNQ wt Let us help you sell your farm, have inareMMOsporip than farms L HAS6j ANDAU Phone 5W Howefr AUTOMATIC SAW FILING 75c SERVfc WHILE YOU WAIT ALL WOU GUARANTIED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED HANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP flULAND LAfc sT SDX IISU RIVER DRIVE J FUtl 21 CUTVtP VVTHALl THESE BETTZ XEQ FLATUSES Big capacity Full 21 cutting width, cuh more grati with le CJOl Quick starting 1 hp cycle 8eo engine use regular got Eoy to handle O CUbi tteep hiK Iwteed olliteel cowiHuction Sfc4y enckoted VbeH cMth ed dtala drive THE LAVEY HWABR, it WJK si 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 July 02, 1952 Description An account of the resource July 02, 1952 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 1952-07-02 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c6874dd9b0570f6c55a63eeb9608e212.pdf b0e7e966ca186ff5b742c723f92d4826 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. Kr,,vv V Volume 60 mi 9 Wednesday July a 1952 Michigan Mirror BBBMBBJBHBJSSSP PBJW SoridHsed medicine has been conducted in Michigan the past 27 years without any vigorous opposition horn the Michigan Medical Association, In fact tow would have known about it i the slate had not hung oat a help wanted sign The place is Beaver Island,the one tune Mormon kingdom oi Bag Strong when has a popuk tion of 300 27 years ago there weze 1500 people there when dtptheria broke out No doctor was available so the state hired one and has been doing it ever since The doctorgets 5500 to 6,5000 a yearDrJtuseeU Palmer who held the lor 25 years has retired and the state is looking for a successor The only contact with the island is by boat and plane and sometimes these are shut off in the winter The 7th annual forum on state and local government is on in Lansing this weekGov Wiliams led the discussion MondayTues day the subject is reapportion meat At the governors conference at Houston, Texas, GovG Mermen Williams was honored by beinq elected to the executive coram ittee ine governor denies that the states are surrendering saver egnty by accepting federal aid The only time the federal gover nment steps in he said is when the state fails to assume its share of responsibilityWhile in Texas the governor visited the Houston ship canal Characters THE HURON RIVER BANDIT This person whose name was Harton operated around the Hur on River many years aqo His iamiiy was well know nd opex ated a sawmill and made bask ets, crates etc Horton had a complex and did not get along good with others, ror many years the oiu peninsula dam at Dexter was a lovers kmeThere was an isthmus about a quarter of mile long between the river and tail race This is now call ed Camp Newkirk and belongs to the boy Scouts Horton who was a night prowler discovered a number of Dexterites were having Uiict love affairs there These were his first victims and rather easy money as they did not want their afiairs exposed, but they were early run to cover and he had to enlarge his field and there were soon re ports ot people being slugged and robbed in various piacesIn most oases they did not see their assailiant, FinalUy there was a slipup Waiter Brass, a tall powerful man,lived about 3 miles from Dexter on the East Hiver Road ana used to walk to town jijahts, Returning home one niqht he had just reached the huron River bridge when he heard steps behind him He whirled and got the blow on the shoulder instead oi the headHe grappled with his assailent who broke away bu Bassrecognized him While he was preparing to get out a warrant Horton went i GWEtfflati fldfe This was built with federal mon j to Judge Cranecircuit dqe and ey and ships from all over the relative and pled cjuuy and world come in naking Houe, was given a sentencs in Ionia ston the secona seappr ot the I Here he was mad a fireman in nation The St Lawrence Water foe engine no ih on he made way is shorter and would pay a surcessrui r 1V for freedom The 1952 political convention are the first history to be air conditioned While delegates may stall get hot under the collar, they csat blame the heat or the humidity Here are facta compiled by eajpiieers of Carrier Corporation, which manufactured the sir conditioning equipment for the International Amphitheatre in Chicago TE HEAT 6ENEJATEC BY THE 12,000 PERSONS IN THE CONVENTION AKSNA VvOJLP BE ENOUGH EVEZY HOUR ID COOK 150,000 HOT PQ6g, Qg ASTKIM6 14 MILES LON3 COMPORT WILL BE THE KSVNOTE OP THE 952 CONVENTIONS, AN ACRE OF CCCLINO COILS WILL KEMOVE fcOO QUAXT3 MOJSTLWE FEZ HOUR FfiTOM SMS1P6 THE CONVENTION HALL CA2tEI RETCteEBATON MACHINES IN THE AMPHITHEATRE CREATE A COOUNiS EPFECT EQUIVALENT 7D PRCYiDlNfi EVERV P5LE6ATE WJTH A SEVENFOUND CAKE OF CE EVEy NOUS OS GPffEA5N5 A LAyB OF ICE kEEPEEP OVS THE ENTIRE MtfENA PLOOff gVBJy MORNIN0 itself in tolls comorvATiaN MFT NOTES A search is being conducted to find the etftent of oak wiH among trees 30 afflicted trees werefound in southern Michi ganr Al 17 ttx h ot brown trout was caught in Houghton Creek, Oge maw county last weekthe bigg est on record The largest before vthis was a5 lb 5 oz one taken in Berrien county A 2 lb 8 ozj bluegill was eaught in Lake Cadillac last week Nearly 150 teachers and pup Us will attend the conservation school a Higgins Lake July 13 to August 23 The conservation commisfon expects vto approve another 22 day hunting pheasants season this fall The rabbit season will also be extended to Jan 31 The deptwishes to hire 12 life guards for southern Michigan beaches II interested apply to parks division, Lansing Several women guards are now on duty Two Menominee county deer and a rabbit are dead from ar senic poisoning used in tree spraying 15 acres wil be added to th Hiagins Lake state forest ta boost seedling production Some oi the nations best arch ers will compete at Ella Sharpe Park, Jackson, August 4 9 The Hotel Hays is headqudrters250 archers are expected ii ii NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The Annual meeting of the Pinckney Community Schools School District No 2 fractional, Putnam Township Livingston r w fee hold at the Pinck on the 14th day XD, 1952 at 9 oclock p m te the purpose oi electing two Trustees K2 for a term oi three years and for the purpose oi tran They used dc ,d o track escapee prisoners t n und he was nearly caught Ou md in a holl ow loty e At Dexter officers watched the homes of his lather and uncle but he went to trie name oi d cousin who hie rum in the attic After a week the cousin became alarmed and hud his hired man, Wm Morrison, a cousin of my fathers take him away in his horse and buggy r As Morrison told the story when they got south of Manchester a carriage approached at a hiqh rate of speed Horton drew a gun and said to Morrison ii they are offic ers one will jump out and grab the horse I will drop him and you beat it and leave me to handle the other one However it proved to be a false alarm as carriage turned od on a side road Horton went to Chicago was seen years after employ ed as a sailor on the Great Lakes P LOCAL O E S CALENDAR SUNDAY JULY 13th O E S Picnic at Carmen Por ters at Portage Lake Bring hot dogs and rolls for your own fam ily and a dish to pass Bathing suit ii you want to swim Two oclock till Eat at six SATURDAY, AUGUST O E S Bazaar at Masonic Hall 1000 A M We would like don ations lor any of the following booths Baked Goods Fancy Work White Elephant, Aprons Flower Cart, Baby Corner Par cel Post, Country Store Used Clothing for Rummage Sale Please Leave Your Donation with Midge Miller or Edith Van Slambrook by August 1 SEPT 5 Regular Meeting SEPT 16 County Association at Pinckney HOW TO RUTN YOUR VACATION LLi v w, i Here comes help for those who a SL bvS S hav no a talent for wreck V come DW0 , ing their holidays Humorist H day of June, 1952 J Rote Secretary, Board off mucaaan Pinckney Community fcehoels CARD Of THANIS fWe wish to thank the Pinck fire dept in saving our and, wheatfield from dee i Sf fire Mondav after Kand Mrs WiOAeyer LADBS AID MEETING UqukF meeting oi Ladies Aid it bateftent of Congl ctoch k iMl tack Thursday, July 10 V my friends flowers and during CARD OF r wish to thank lh beautiful y card 11 fltatr at McPbereon hoeptt mffr Locals i Wiliam McMacken and family are spending the week in north ern Michigan Demise Kenned is vis the Ambrose Kennedy famil in Howell The Roscoe Yarborough fcanlv of Berkley were week end guests of MreEleano rLedwidge Andrew Nesbitt and wife spent the 4th at the Gordon Hester home in Ypsilanti, The Robert Mitteer family of Stockbridqe called at the hobert Read home Sunday The Robert Seeield family of Columbus, Ohio, are visiting at the Earl Baughn home The Wm Lamb family of Ann Arbor called at the W H Meyer home Sunday Frank Aberdeen and wife were in Lansing Saturday Lynn Hendee returned home from McPherson hospital How ell, ast Wednesday Mr and Mrs Winston Baughn entertained the Baughn famiies at a picnic dinner July 4th David Aberdeen is working in his cousins motion picture theatre, Los Angeles, Calii Mrs, Ciaud Swarthaut is home from St Joe hospital Ann Arbor, John Burg is driving the truck for the Detroit Die Set Co while the driver is on vacation Ray Williams ot Ann Arbor who has been fishing in Canada called on Clare Miller Sunaay He had an 8 lb bass July 4th guests of Mr and Mrs Wayne AtLee were Cyrus AtLee and family of Gladwin Melvin Trotz and family of Detroit and the Bob Tasch family, Mrs Anna Tasch and the Dick Tasch family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at he Robert Tasch family Susan Campbell Young was a patient at St, Joe hospital Ann Arbor last week, The Robert Tasch family call ed on the Wendel Stuber family in Whitmore Lake Saturday Alen Smith presents 50 hilari j Roy Reason and family and ious suggestions for perfectly Mrs Edna Reason andLeota maddening holiday VReadftHoV to Ruin Your Vacation, in this Sundays July 13 issue of The NEW Color Gravure American Weekly, great magazine, exclus iveiy with the Detroit Sunday Times Catholic St Marys CcrmoUe Church Btacknex Michigan Rev Fr Albeit I Schmitt Paetoe Sunday Masses Summery 630, 8,0 lfoOa 1180 im 6i40iB X Friday veniao at 730 Friday after Noreana DerotloAt Sunday betas r8t00 Mass Congregational Rev Donald Brady, potior Thur 800 pm Prayer meeting at home of hi K Elliott Kev Backus will preach July 6 and 13 Church 1030 a m Sunday school 1130 No choir practise until Sept Convention The two big convention wilH soon be over una u uverayo person wonders wiry such an in efficient combersome three rinq circu method of nominating a president is tolerated There w only one reason That is to keep the two big parties alive The mehod of selecting delegates to this convention are vague Bac in 1950 primary election there was a place on your ballot tc write in names ol 6 delegates x the county convention No one knew who wanted to be a del gate and only about a tenth of the people wrote in any names The 6 highest were certiiiedNoi over 2 of the 6 went to county convention or they may have picked up others whose naixw was not on the ballot They art usually seated without guestfcon there This meetinq is very brief Some lawyer makes a speech Then delegates are eiecea to the state convention It is not sC hard to get on this list, If man, want to go sometimes they are certiiied with a guarter vott each The state convention is much bigqer but the delegate, have little to sayMosi of tne bus iness is transacted in committee meeting in hotel rooms the nigh, before The convention votes on approving the action of the com mittees, usually a formality The delegates to the national con vention are elected by district As there are only 46 for the state somtimes a district gets a delegate and sometimes an al ternate There is talk of a nation al primary but it will be years before one is adopted We are not a fortune teller but Judginq by the first two days it looks like Eisenhower would em erge the winner His aids seem to be smarter than those of Tait and much better on radio and television The Taft forces led by Senator Bricker and CongBrown of Ohio appeared dumr ond let themselves be led into an, am bush on the contesled delegates and took a thorough bearing To stage a head on collision wih Eisenhower at the beginning of the convention was poor mana gementThe vote was a test oi the Eisenhower and Taft strenq th and Eisenhower won 658 to 548 The Detroit Free Press said Eisenhower let the steam out oi Tafts steam roller ISii No 28 rent Conimeut The old time Fourth of July celebrauun in which the orator ot the da pulled the feathers from the eaqie until il screamed u gone iorever along with the pink lemonade, rubber balloons etc Of course we still have July 4 th celebrations but they have degenerated into mere carnivals and the Declaration of lndepen dence is conspicious by its ab sence The old time fourth was heralded before dayliqht by the firing of the anvil Today yoj would have trouble finding any one who knows how to hre an onvii, The parade was in the morninq led by a uniiornesd personaqe on a prancing horse, followed by the mayor and oth er notables n decorated surryst then the band and floats from the diiierent business places The parade usually ended at noon or shortly after, dinner was served in the public park or a nearby grove After dinner a program was put on with the qovernor, senator or congress man as speaker who read the the Declaration of Independence and stressed patriotism Some one sanq The Star Spangled Banner There were other speakersand musical numbers and then races and contestsend ing with the greased pig J ace winner getting the pig A ball game followed and a dance al night All the events have disap peared and the sole purpose oi present day celebration is to make money for some organiza tion SOFT BALL NEWS The Pinckney soft ball team will okry the City Service team at Howell at 800 pm Friday, Jury 11 SCHOOL ELECTION JULY U The annual school election of the Pinckney Community School will be held at the school on Mpnday tyening, July 14 at 800 p, m There code two vacancies jgwWdffeyjpdJbe Bo mcmbents die date who hare filed petitions spent the week end at Higgins Lake near Foscommon Gerald Clinton and wife and the Ralph Clinton family of Detroit spent the week end at the Mennonite OcuVary Meaofuie irfturch v ura Beachv Pastor Supt Walter Esch Morning Worship , 1000 Sunday School 1100 Childrens Horn 1145 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Coaoe FeUowsnip Senfe Wednesday M0 o m Summer Bible school will be conducted June 23 to July 3, Class ess ta all ages Born to Mr and Mrs William Brash jr a son, Leonard Tinsley wt7 lbs, 13 oz Dr Duiry was dendtag physician Mr and Mrs John Lessing of Villa Park, 111, and the Charles Soul and family ofHowell were Sunday guests at the Phillip Sprout nome Roy Clark and Devie Hammer attended the Northville races on Thursday night Bud Gearhare of Flint and Jane Nash of Lansing spent Sunday at the Mark Nash home Cecil Baird of Milwaukee, Wis and the Phillip Hudson family of Detroit spent the week end at the Lester McAfee home David Nash attended the 4H meet at Lansing last week 2ND JACKSON PRISON RIOT Jackson prison staged a short lived outbreak Sunday night in which state police who are still on duty there, fared into cell block 15, woundinq 4 convicts About 140 convicts were invel ved in the riot By using furnit ure etc they managed to force their cell bars and qet out The siezed 3 guards One had the cell keys and they releasd the other prisoners in the block The shootinq did not free the quards but after a conference in whici the convicts were promised mess hall exercise yard priviliges visitors, newspapers, magazine and mail the guards were relec ed These prisoners were in vole in the previous riot and were put in cell block 15 and deprived of their priviliges as a punish, ment Another step was to have been taken last week to evict Mr3 Elizabeth Stevens the 67 year old Lapeer widow from her farm but was stayed at the re guest of Kirs White the woman lawyer who bought the farm at sheriffs sale 4 years ago but has been unable to get possession Accordinq to MrsWhite a move ment is underway to buy her in terest in Mrs Stevens farm and also in the Ziegenhard Brosthat she bought It is said farmers qathered aqain last week to re sst any eviction attempt We think both parties are at fault The farmers in not payinq the assessment levied when their in surance company failed and Mrs White in trying to get some thing for practically nothingJhe Stephens farm was valued at 8,000 but sold at sheriffs sale for 3,000 , C J Clinton home, Johnny and , T T bX8,Wert pl and Phyllis remained for a visit 5 Jj v 4th iar Jay Sweet and wife of BcrtttaJ0 V were fined 1 Wilbur Eisele and wife of Fow lerville called on Mrs Emma Volmer Sunday Roy Eisele of Detroit called July 4th Walter Clark and wife spent the week end in Michigan Mrand Mrs Ben White, Mrs Jennie Devereaux and Mr and Mrs Leslie Merritt attended the funeral of James Foraer jr son of Mr and Mrs James Forner uTiJ I Sunday dinner guests at toiftJSZiZLJ MS vZL MerhV Aniburw home honor JJf2 Jjta Mrs McArtors birthday Creek spent Thursday at the Stanley Dinkel home The Joseph Griffith family soent Sunday m Dearborn 4 Mrs Anna Doyle and children and Mrs Dorothy Kennedy and children picniced at Burroughs Country Club July 4th, Gus Letrwidge Larry HurtJ bass cm Aarbh Shirey spent the week end in Charlevioox Clifford Miller and wife Miss Jessie Winchell and Mrs Ray Lieberwit and daughter Shirley of Detroit called on Mrs Mary Hoff Monday Mrs Russell Clark was a pat ient at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor last week George Ruling of Flint called on Mrs Mary Hoff one day last week Guy Abbott and wife of Hen derson N C, are visiting at the Roy Dillingham home and with them called at the C W Hooker cottage at Zukey Lake Mr and Mrs, Warren Fuchs have returned from two weeks vacation in Yellowstone Park Jackson Wyoming Mr and Mrs Orville Austin and family of Lincoln Park spent the 4th of July at the Barl Gallup home Mrs Flora Darrow suffered a slight stroke July 4th and is at the home of her son Maurice Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsilanti called on his mother, Mrs Beulah Martin Sunday Rickie Miller i working at the U el M Fresh Air Camp Pta Robed Amburgey wile ot oavanagh a, are here on IS day furlough Pfc Vines LaRoea and iamiiy of Camp Gordon, Oa are visft ingr relative tai Some judges seem to be en focing the minor gambing laws In Detroit last week, a carnival company was hailed ink court and Judqe Qroat ruled that two time honored carnival games were gamblingOne is throwing base balls at milk bottles and the old rinq toss game where you get the object you ring In the meantime all is guiet on the Brighton binqo front Prosecutor Erwin had a lonq letter in the Briqhton Argus last week in which he urqed the American Leqion post to obey the lawThis drew comment from the Ameri can Legion paper which said the state organization did not condone law violations in any form The Michigan Educational Association met in Detroit las week and were subjected ta heavy fire from several sources A American Legion paper said the were teaching socialism, and a University of Michigan professor that they had institut ed a production line system of education We doubt that either charge can be sustantuated Of course the schools have chang ed greatly since the days our grandfathers learned their 3 Rs Still they have only yielded to pressure by adding new courses as they were demanded This ex pansion wil continue State and federal funds pay most oT the school costs now but that is the way the people willed it when they adopted the 15 mill limit to ease the property taxAs to the production line methods thej has been a huge increase in thd number of pupils and schools are doing the best they can with the facilities available f A tempest in a teapot derefc oped in Detroit last week when Commissioner Boos ordered the Detroit police to wear coats an4 asd ties In hotweather Mary Beck, acting mayor vetoed mat then it woe taft up to a vote of r tthe poBce and they TOM to d i 1 Dense with mem A hoi wemheJL V ,M Swi7 Vi y K ,, OX tl Henry L Hewitt, Huron County, member of tl Farm Bureau ana past president of the MkhigiHolstcio FriesUn Auocuuioa y k 1IC An ELEC Milk House Water Heater Speeds Up Dairy Chores Milk house chores are easier for Henry L Hewitt because he has plenty of hot water And you need a lot of hot water when you farm 430 acres and have a registered milking herd of 42 Holsteins Mr Hewitt gets his hot water at very low cost because he has taken advantage of Edisons low combination rate for two electric water heaters one in the milk house and another in the farm home How about your hot water needs Remember, cleaner utensils keep bacteria count low and milk sales high For additional information see your plumber, equipment dealer, or Edison Farm Service Advisor DETROIT EDISON Good wiring is always important So always ask your Farm Service Advisor for his recommendations 4 DINING OUT Dine JUGS We Are Serving Meals Daily and Sunday Except Monday COME TO JUGS INN OOCATKD SEVEN MUES SOUTH OF HOWELL OB FOUR MILES NORTH OF PWCCNEY Open Every Day , V WedneedayJuly 18S1 Auction tft11 w M Stewart Anderson Property a 210 West Main St Pinckney at Jnlyizth STARTS 100 P M SHARP GOmiffTIrlG OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARM TOOLS and tiSdin Tool Farm taplementsMANY OTHER ARTICLES t Ten tfcfw Furniture To Sell CALL FOWLERVSLLE 236F6 BERT WYI AXKanOWW I Neighboring Notes The Dexter school census lists 1048 children oi school ageXast year it was 414 Mis Horace rick oi Webster was given a stork shower last Edward Weddon M D is the new doctor at Stockbridrjo He is associated with Dr Beckwith Edilor Clyde Sibley at the Stoekaridge brief Sun Is a grand lather a daughter having been bom to his daughter Barbara Chenoweth and husband, Dr Chenoweth oi Chicago, Donna HassencahL daughter oi MrsMary Hassencah oi Plain held was married to Robert Hart ley last week, The Stockbridga American Legion is sponsoring a carnival to start July 15 16 district schools turned in petitions and will vote July 19 on consolidating with Stock bridge The Milford township board will submit a proposition to the voters to bond for 25,000 to build a hre hall , The barn on the Charles De Wolfe farm at Hamburg was struck by lightninq and burned i last week 10C pints oi blood was collecct ected at Brighton last week by the Red Cross Blood Bank Dial telephone servicec is be ing installed at MHiord The Howell school district will vote July 14 on reusing three, to add to the building fund Koweii Tlieaier Howell, Dcxiet heater Derfcr, Mkh Tues Wed Thur hdy 8, 9 10 Ray MUland, Forest Tucker in BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON Walt Disney Featuretlj TM Olympic Qk Friday Saturday July 11, 12 Ida Lupin Robert Ryan 1 ON DANGEROUS GROUND Friday, Saturday, July 11, 12 2 HMH 2 Roordd Began tfhonda 1etnfeg s WOG KONG fin The Bowery Boys In Comedy hit HBUrCOBfEF THE MARINES yTlnJyi3 14 7f Stove Cochran m THE LION AND THE HORSE In warner colov Sunday Monday July 13 14 Mat Suru K30p m orrU XYDIA BAILEY m TecfeaStolei Dale Robertson, Anns Fronds Comedy Cartoon Sun, snows 7Mon 7 9 Great Musical Comedy with Fred Astatae Mcaiorie Main and Von EUen BELLE OF EW YORK Tueev WeTnur, July lo,ltoa7 picture you will enjoy GIRL IN WHITE Juno AUyson Gary Merrill and Arthur Kennedy jComtncn jackimd the Beanstalk Singing in the Rain Sylvan Titenter Oris MMttivj J WILL HAVE CHEIpUW I will qo north after sweet cherries next week ond sour one the following weekGo your orders in now I W H Meyer, phone 44F12 Mr and Mrs George Roush entertained Sunday at a birth dinner for their son Jack Teaters of Detroit JoEnHolaby of Det troit was also a guest i Mrs Evelyn Darrow of New I York is visiting her parents, Mr land Mrs M E Darrow Hie Ambrose Kennedy family of Howell spent Sunday at the Gerry flohmrtn homo , 25 lean Ago Robert Knope, 22, of Dexter, drowned at Strawberry Lake Sunday and William McGee, a negro from Ann Arbor at Wild Goose Lake u Larry Stackable who was in jured in an auto accident has started suit for 25,000 agcdnsl Rudolf Fisher Charles G Smith former Lake land manufacturer, died Tues day Ruth Evers and Albert John, son were married at FowlerfiUe Saturday Mrs Floyd Randall died at Lansing Thursday Surviving is her husband and one son Harold Grieve was married Wednesday to Mae Richardson of Roscommon Pinckney beat Dexter here July 4th 12 to 3 Don Swarthout pitched a 3 hitter for Pinckney Ike Lewis got 4 hits for Pinckney and J P Doyle and Ducky Shehan each 2 The car in which the W EMur pry family were ridinq to Lake land Sunday was struck and badly wrecked by a car being driven by 1TL Mitchell of Detroit In a suit against the Fidelity Co pensation Company Larry Stackable was awarded 4u0 back compensation and k i week from now on 44 Avars Ago 40 friends and relatives cf Mr and Mrs Jerry Drown helped them celebrate their 5Uth wedd ing anniversary July 4thAmong those present were their 6 cchild ren, 10 grand children and 3 great grandchildren John Devereanx, 65, died at his home west of town June 3p He leaves his wife and 6 child ren Funeral at StMarys church July 4th Rube Finch and family attend ed the Rowe family reunion at Waerloo last week Born to Henry Isham and wife June 24, a daughter John Kelly of Chelsea has started suit for 25,000 against the Michigan Cental Raiifeoad for damages received while in the employ of the road Howell high schcol base ball team won the state championship last week by defeaing Port Huron Mrs Robert Stackable was found dead in bed July 4thFun eral at Brighton Wednesday Kenneth Darrow was a Fourth of July casuality He had his hand lacerated by a blank cat, ridge pistol His arm is swollen to the elbow Frank Moran has finished build ing 2 cement vaults on the Dev ereaux lot in StMarys Cemet ery George Reason sr and wife are at the St Louis Worlds Fair Dr Cyrus Gardner has located at Belding 0JMf Lafayette Thresher, brother of Mrs James Hall, died at Hamt burg Tuesday Burial in Whit, comb Cemetery Dan Murta has signed to teach the Hicks school next year at 25 a month Wales Lekxnd has purchased a new piano Gene Mercers new buggy and fine horse is attracting the girls The Hamburg Putnam Farm 1 ers Club pkniced at Kush LakO l Julyf4SL, 8 rces Tues Wed, Thur July 15,1617 Judy Holiday, Aldo Ray in THEM MARRYING KIND comedy cartoor Friday SaturdW, July 11, 12 BAL TABURIN A Caen Stout Muriel UrwNncfcWUnam China and C Carleton Short Sstyw GomingCarson City Wilh a Song in My Heart Sunday Woclcrf July 13, 14 FLAME OF ARABY Maureen OHaia Jeff Chandler Lee Tkeater WHITMORE LAX MICH DoubU FafltuM Thur, FrL, Sat July 10 11 12 RETUjRN OF THE TEXAN wtth Gale Roberffon Joan Dhru v Plus A GIRL IN EVERY PORT VMS Groucho Marx, Marie Wilson and Lcn Chaney tendfir Shews S Cartoon, Living in a Metropolis 1W Wed, Thur, July 15,161V QUO VADIS Hlstorioai Jranvi In tethnicolor Sun Mon, Tues July 13, 14 15 QUO VADIS in technicolor with Robert Taylor Debbrdh Eerr Feature Showt 123033060 Mon Tues 630 930 Adult BOc Children 16c Wed Thur July 16 77 2 Big Hits 2 wiib OUTCASTS OF POKER FLATS Ann Baxter Dale Robertson SELL OUT, Drama MIKB Walter Pldgeon, John Hodiak Robert Tayloi, Debbrah Kerr and Peter Ustanov Due to the great length of this picture there will He one show each night Start 730 end 1035 Children 25c, Adult 50c Coming Sound Off Gobs Gals Steal Town Wfld North Avon Theater MicmaoB rYidav Sfftwdav 11 12 THE BIO CARNIVAL melodrama oi mn trappea in a cavo vJh Kirk Douglai Jan Sarling Cat Carson Rides Agate Sunday Tuesday, July 13, 15 MASK OF THE AVENGER fa fWtuttcok As Ac rama Stonta John Derek Judy Lawrence News, Freddy Cat, Crop Chasers ComingDesert of Lost Men Shepherd oi the Osarks Fathers Little dividend, ii L f From w4icre I AtJyJiot Marsh N 1 4 Hew Nervy Can a Tenanf Set 1 L Harry the Henaitf eVepped in to see Judge Cunningham the other day and started eomplrtning about that dilapidated house he lives in oyer near Greenwood lake Whos my landlord Harry wanted to know Whoever you pay rent to, says the Judge Dont pay any rent, says Harry Moved into that house twelvn years ago sad nobody ever came to collect Well, says the Jedge, looking mystified, what do yeu have to complain about Plasty, replies Harry Rains pouring in my hvinf room and if someone doesnt fix that reef, IV moving out Now Harry oely having s little Joke, set Srom where I sit Irt seam people set jsst about as nervy aathjs sossttlmes riourtg Like those whe esjoy all the rights Americas kavi worked for, and yet would take sjray some of those freedoms from ethersfor example, our right te enjoy a friendly glass of beer I gsy these leaks of intolerance hsie no place in the rjsrsfw ww wwpwwwm jZwtifttiism T AXES Village oi Pinckney Real Estate and Personal axss are due and will be received at myJiamt EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY WWL FORirHEir t NOTICZ AT MY RESIDENCE AT 545 EAS T PUINAM ST PWCINEY HXLEN REyNOIM Wbgi Treasurer , Week end oers ax Ine Vfm ML, with 0 dlxmar, rHadtand Mn, Cacfcr QxcirnberlainsoiL Mercer home ere Dr WasW Harlow Shhmt nrui Hmr,k for Duhith, Minn, thai week York Ctty, urn, Helen McGrwaor Dr Harlow Shehan and dough fe WMh, Jft er of Jackson called at the Wm by wlU fota J Shehan horn SundarXr I Qwrniberialn fcrmuV te c I Jlewc ffH wile oi afpKv York Ory , Mm Helen McGrwS oi btfrtoo, Nora Reason aft SjOjlfcijIfBt swjqiwll PHi w Illl SR4t vtuijippumww JJ uik,PflA itJikf uauil i , EM n July 19M L ww Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class matter at poetoJfios Act oi March 6 1877 uioweU Price 150 Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods Shoes Gents Furnishing Lingerie Kennedys Gf iBc SU4IVf4t UvHM ShlflMTopM tms lUflvter Pri 00000 Sfcftf at f ystan, Complthr Inttafltf ftttftst fOUi Store Pvt Milford Barber was home for th week end from Fort Leone xd Wood Missouri Floyd Haines and family of Lansing spent the first oi the j week at foe Abe Haines home Nick Katoni and wife of Detroit called at the Dispatch office Tuesday I Albert Mrofka is working at the DrKroit Die Set Rajjjh Reason and friend of Detroit called on Gene Mann Monday The Lloyd Hendee family exi pect to move on their farm on j Farley Road this week Shewn and Betty Line, child area U Kenneth Line are visiting at the Kenneth Quigley home July 4th guests of Mr and Mrs, Ray Burns were Geraldine Mol ier, Vfe and Mrs Louis Coyle, Mr and Mrs Don Burns Week end guests of Mr an Mrs Fred Read at their cottao their cottage at Portage Lake were Floyd Peters of California, Dr Stove Brown and wife, Bud McKenzie and wife of Detroit, Joe Schoaeer and wife of Ann Arbor, the Bob Read and James Whitsy famJlie MrsGladys Clinton and grand son, Johnny, called on Mrs John Rurtxncm in Marion Thursday Kevin Ledwidge and Mr and Mrs, Norman Root spent the week end in East Jordan The Ronnie Hoskins family have returned from Gulfport Miss , lack Jeffreys, Pinckney high school pitcherjris having a big season with the Dexter Ameri can Legion team He shut out Manchester last week 10 to 0 the Detroit Tigers are said to have their eye on hi and hei may become a bonus baby George Bradley, Dick DarrowJI are luso piuyuiij wun tne DA ter team I Wm Pidd oi Dexter and Ernest Voorhes of Ann Arbor called at the Dispatch office July 4th Ray Chandler and wife oi Kalamazoo spent the week end at the William Jeffreys home Elwin Hulce and wife of Ros common called at the Curlett home Saturday night Dave Crocker, star Chelsea high school pitcher with West State this year has signed with the St Louis Browns and been sent to the Piedmont League Cass Culhane and wife of Grand Junction, Colorado and sister, Mrs Lucy Sherman of Fenton called at the Dispatch office Wednesday They are vis itinq his sister Sergt Noll Cook of Lackland An Base, Texas, is visiting his wife, the former Ann Heath and infant daughter, Ann Juine Mrs Wilmont Flummer gave a baby shower for Mrs Bennie VanBlaricum last weekk The fire engine was ccalled to the U of M Fresh Air Camp the morning of the 4th when a bee tree next to mess hall caught on fire Laverne Clark has been call ed for army induction July 24 Glen Hall of Corvalis, Oregon, is visitinq at the Ralph Hall here The Roy Fisher family spent last week in northern Michigan Pvt JBilly Clark writes from ,he acKiand air base Texas, that he gets the Dispatch and enjoys it very muchHe has not yet contacted his twin brother, Geoige who is also at Lackland Alberta Pinkel and Levi Ludtke attended the base ball double header in Detroit July 4, The Harold True family of De troit are spendinq 2 weeks at their farm at Chubbs Come Among those who af,,,1fMj the picnic given by St Prl church of Oxbow Lake where ev Morgan Harris is pasjtor Sunday were Louis Shehan and and wife Francis Shehan andj wife, Louis Coyle and wife, Ray Burns and wife and Mrs Helen Younq Edward Nuoffer and wife oi Holt spent the week end at the Lloyd Hendee heme Jack Young and family speni the th in Canada Mr and Mrs John Boyer with the Clarence Pratt family ana Clifford Boyer of Ann Arbo spent Sunday at the Harvev Gleason home in Leslie LOOK FOR THE CLOCK A1 WSH LACK WHEN IN NEED Of Plumbing PumpsBathroom, Fixtures and Electric Heaters, Pipes, Fittings BEPAIONO A SPKULUTT COMPLETE LINE OF FIBTURES COLOUR WHITE FOtVS Myroif Hughes i MASTER PLUMBER ONI MNCKNEY 1C7F11 Summer Coal Prices Now on Order TO BE SURE Of GOOD QUALITY A PHONE 2681 DEXTER DEHoey Sons Plumbing Water 8 jrtteme etc Stanley Dinkel Free Movies Xi VERY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILLAGE SQUARE fHIS WEE MOVIE Rhythm Parade Sponsored by Pinckney Merchant 8 In Cooperation with the Pinckney Fire Department biu by to v AU THRIi f OR ONLY FBICE 1209 NOV tou gn ut wtvkfewtaff YOU Sties F R EXPIRES ON FjllRUARY 39 ftaring ffci tW rklfet tyrtMi iiwstttsV twtairt it y vtnta SEE US TODAY 3 Hockey Swarthout Numbing and Repair WATER SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SOFTENERS ETC, GEORGE ROUSH pHomiraFB VUXDUUB STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court for Urn County oi Livingston In th Matter oi the Estate of Silas Swarthout, Decceased At a Mgoinn oi said Court held June 3 1952 Preetat Honorable Hiram R Smith Judge oi Probate Notice Is Hereby Given, that all creditfis of said deceased axe re quired to present their claims in writing ana under oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy there of upon Fred H Swarthout of 14511 Mansfield, Detroit 27, MichJyani fiduciary of said es Uzte attd that such claims will b heard by said court at said Probe ID Office on September 16, 1952, It is Ordered, That noftee there of be Uven by a publication of a copy hereof for three wneks con secutfrsly previous to safd day oi heart f m the Pinckney Dispatch and ht the fidicuary cause a copy this notice to be served upon icch known party in interest at his last known address by registfred mail, return receipt demoded, at least fourteen 14 day irlor to such hearing, or by perol service at least five 6 dayt prior to such hearing A tn Copy Celeslla Penrthall, r Will Sell the Following Stock Farm Tools at Public Aucion tfmy iarm, known as the Whezel farm Located Vi Mile South and 3 Miles West oi Pinckney on SAT, JULY SALE STARTS 130 P MSHAJRP 13 HEAD OF CATTLE 13 9 HEIFERS MIXED, HoUteln and Guernsey 1 years old HOLSTEIN BULL, 1 yroid HOLSTE1N COW 3 yrs old Fresh 3 Weeks, Calf bfr Side HOLSTEfN BULL, 4 months old HOLSTEIN HEIFER 3 months old 6 PIGS 6 FARM TOOLS JOHN DEERE TRACTOR 1944 JOHN DEERE CULTIVATOR JOHN DEERE BEAN PULLQR FORD TRACTOR 1950 IW FEED GRINDER, good shape FORD PICKUP, 1940 good shape R5 CATERPILLAR BULL DOZER in good condition 3 TERMSGood Bankable Note Acceptable at Plymouth Stale Bank WAYNE BENNETT,Prop HAROLD GATES PAUL GATES, EDWARD GOETSCHAIX 5v VV m M w iUArppppp s v , t,tv,v m ,y ,,i W W, Telrrhfriii SWSBSBBBSBBSBS rleeldenee, 7108 M OWEN W FOVLER D a Foot Specjalisi Chiropodfctt Office Hour 216 W GcL Ohrjt r Appo3nmnt Brighton Mich OIL WeeV Sat FOR SALEIn Pinckney, nicely arranged pevaa on first floor, niec lot and age, nice livable homo, Mas, Frndx50S2cvening Ann Arbor, Mich, Robert Doflejn o Umtiatf called at the home of Edward Spears Sunday The Pinckney fire dept was called eo the W H Myer home Tuesday afternoon by a rubbish fire which spread to a hedge and threatened a field of whea and a hay held I THESE ARE NO PEEPHOLES IN A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX THE PINCKNEY SAJJUW HAY M DUFFY M D MNfataan xcksey UiOO A, M to 40 M 8039 Spitier family cpmpany are day u your a bay grower wbo wastt to, make short work of haying cut 25 to 33 acre par JA mow is heavy or down and tangled hay and operate any place a tractor will go, youU do well to choose the John Dooza No 8 j Tractor Mower The No 5 is a proved mower, through and through Its simpta, dnr afcie, easyon or off It hcs a strong, wellbraced frame, enclosed drive v j geato which run in oil, safety spring release and slip clutch on the power shaft to protect the entire mower from breakage, and many other quality feature youll appreciate j See it , operate itand youU agreethe Mo 5 is truly a tractor fttowerthe best money can buy JOHN DEERE LAVETT HAP DWARF STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probtate Court for the County of Livingston In the Mattel Ji the Estate of William L Meyer,Deceased At a session of said Court held June 30, 1952 Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That the petition of Merrie E Meyer the administratrix of said estate, praying that her final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the per sons entitled thereto and that heirs of said deceased bedeterm ined, will be heard at the Pro I bate Court July 29, at ten A M j It s Ordered that notice there ef be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con secutively previous to said day ol nearinq in tne Pinckney Dis patch, and that Uie petitioner cause a ccp of this noitce to be sevej upi wici xnv arty in interest at his lgstjcnown ad dress by reisteied mail, return receipt demanded a least four teen 114days orior to such hear mq, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith Atrue copy Judge of Probate Celestia Parshall Register of Probate The Walter entertaining Canada The Robert Given family were callers at the Norman Nickenon home in Brighton Tuesday and spent the 4th at the John Ward home in Dexter The Charles Clark family of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mrs Margaret Clark and family, j Established 1865 Incorporated 1915 MCPHERSON sute BAN BamA Mtafa TAKING A TJRIP Safetyis your guiding word Loss of your travel funds can spoil the fun Many smart travel elers put protection in their pock ets by letting us convert their travel cash into American Ex press Travelers Cheques These cheques are safe,Quick re fund in case of loss or theft Nc identification required other than your signature Just one of the many services of our bank All depatfu u to 910,000 in lured by cm immkmiu m to Federal Deposit fcwvmce Gar poraUon FOR ATHLETES FOOT Use T4L for 3 to 6 days Tf not pleased your 40c back Watch the old tainted skin slough off k be replaced by heal thy skin Get instant drying T4L from any druggist Now at Doc Corys Drug Store XPrivote papers are sate from peeping eyes when kept In a safe deposit vault of this bank They are also protected against 91 fire, burglary or loss in other ways The cost of a box Come in and box now is very low us about a Except WednessjflPi TUB FIRST NATIONAL BANK HbwcB MkeV Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Insured Up to10,000 ForEach Depositor The Mrs, Williamston Asher Wylie family Jessie Wylie were in and an Leslie Sunday , AJr fewMrMl WALK OH CUSHIONED VELVETEEZ SHOESI Bxclatfve Future linen trorkmaa Iblp and eat bar fectfned to net veexlMt vftils row wtlki LL CALL AT YOUR CONVSNIBNCB ia ir home or place of business Ho oUittiot a card Today, for Fres Demon r t ion SPECIAL JULY CWBARANCB SALE OF SHOES 24 PAIR OF SHOES 400 JACK HANNETT Age PHONE 111 nckney FIST QUALITY fad the evices usethe YELOW IfYOMT 00 Cut the cost of cutting grass 0 R0YA1E I 1 jwveesfseyfc Meats Fruit Fish Prices K Courteous Service sa K tOlQowtfW WU 21 ClT 1 HP WITH ALL THESE BETTER HBO FEATWBS e lis capacity Pull 2 cutting rialH, cvtt more gross with lets fat Ovkk ttarting 1 hp 4 cycle Nfine utet regular got MZ mtn , J laey la kmiS t CWk t9 HiHt tailed ailtteal conttrudiaa SefJyMloto1 VMt cMcN and eViva aHlkai 4atlcsAss4 UoUy itou lues Fit W JJf, f It fi DR G B McCLOSy Deuid 112 North Mlclslaa4 AT Telephoaff Office 935 leshiMtfc UU Eveninas by ApiiOiaMeBli HoweH Wibfaon HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 Gb M i Hit Hownll t Mid MB cm Real Estate, Irsuranis, ffjBkettide City, Lake and Faun rVaweHV A SpectalUtT ist Your PropeitT ft lie LEE LAVEY General Insurant RRAL IftATt rcaoMi ftomee LOUBS eSotxrtlea, CM MMM Oppra List Your RbpffftY Ufa Me GERALD RLASON BcoloM 0 i North carJ JtocfaY, Mich oenei 3 3 lAsone lS7flT Repairing MYhON HUGHES Plumbing and Heatina liate 3717 Lakeettic DrWf fltcense Riuh Lab P SWARTHOUT 6 SCN Faaeral Home Don C 8warthout Dbcctot Modern Equipment AsVbukBcs Scfffce Iticoec 39 63 licVsey, MlcK FRED a RiiaCHOFF ou OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand River AT ifone 353 8esUec B J il04e 59F3 Pincknti kAib REFRIGERATION SERMCK HAROLD RAD Repairs on All Makes Phone Pnd aey 15 IF3 AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLfi CALL FOWLERVfuL 23F6 DR C J TOWNER Dentist 3044 Pertaae Lake Rot 4 lvtor Phone Dexter 3461 UOYD imtoEF Uvestock HcruTna Weekly Tpe Made To IVtro General Trjcktna fihona 614 PlnSSey Mc4 R W WYUK NOTARY Insurance and Bonds iHCNE 136 Pinckney CmETEftY MEMORTALS Prices You Can ARord To Paj MILFORD GRENSTE WORKS KUiord Michigan 1 Classified A1v8 FOR SALE 3 sows with inters of 8 pigs each, Frank Pearce Phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALE Boys bicycle 26 in 2 bran new tjrek very reason able Dick Campbell 168F FREE 6 weeks old puppies to be given away Inquire at 312 East Main St Pinckney na i ii FOR SALE House, 2 btdrocms kitchen, living room basement, Bathgarage, SaeConjer F B StSo Dexter, ifli Arop FOR iALE 212 H P M K Gard en Tracor and Lawn Mower 0 tachment, used only 8 heurexflso sufp pump 2 burner and f ren portable electric store Mrs Carl Sowers Brighon Pbone 7495 TO WHOM IT MAX CONCERN On and after this date June 11 1952 I will be responsible for no debts contracted by anyone but my3eli Signed Michael Harnack Jr ftnclmey WANTED Custom bailing with new Holland string tie bailer Dean Gardner, phone 13T 11 FOri tALtA trailer, tox 44xci2 Mrs, Charles Clark, phone 40 WANTEDdRSde from 3y miles west oof Pinckney t0 cajd from Ann Arbor or caser FrasferrirrW ing shortly before 800 am, Call 81F12, FOB SALEUAn Electromaster el ectrlc stove Call 69F21 ,Prnckney FOR SALEHousmand 6 acres of land on Mowerl Rood Intulre of Fjancis Harris 3111 Waison Detroit or Sylyster Hnrif at 211 Main St, Pinckney WANTEDWashinqs and fronlngs to do in my home Phone Pinckney 35F3 ZS WANiLUHouse and BcwtKtating to do Osto Smith Phone 173F12 Hlland sH FOR RFNT Cottage at Beniiy Lake July 6 to 13also for later daes, Percy Mowers x 1996 Beardsley RU , Phone 13F4 FOR SAL6 Cubic feet Electric Refrkierator, 25 4 George VanSkiver FOR SALE EiedsVochef Stove for 25 Phone 30F3 FOR SALE Dcdry Equipment 4 10 gallon milk cans, like new hooded dairy peal, milk strainer cream separates wash tanks dairy water heater, dropin unit milk cooler will fit any box Frank Pearce, phone Dexter 406J7 FOR SALEJamesway Incubator, 2500 egg capacity, t,, 5 deck chicK poultry batteries, I Case haylaader Frank Pearce, phone Dexter 4067 TOR SALE Furnace complete with stoker, controls piyeJtfower James WhrUey, phone 15FU FOR SALE Mcmi all wool Gab erdine topcoat,tan,bhie suttstze36 tan GoJjerdine 2 pant egit pair of ary trousers Phone Ko If FOR SALE W ashing Machine A C heavy duty Howard Craif 2909 W M36, Phone 62F4 FOR SALE Electrochef stove, burnersv Darrell Baker 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland or Phone Brighton 74952 FOR BALE Bufldmq and two but on Went Main St Pinckney known a the Stewart Anderson voperty to settle estate Gerald Reaeen Adm TWANTEDHiVtM I4mC7Sf w Let us help you cell your farm have mete prospenU than farm L r HABa jTCTANDAtJ Phone WW HowelL AVTOMATICSAW rTLING 75c SERVICE WHILE YOU WATT U, WORK GUARANTEED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED MANDELLS BAW FILING SHOP HULANP 1 Aftr , sf ADfi 11524 RIYSi DRIVE Farmert Peed r TTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, July 9 1952 IVUNGSTON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING JUNE SESSION1952 Monday, June 23, 1952 Pursuant to Statute the Board of Supervisors for the County gston convened at their rooms in the Court House in the Howell, and upon roll call by the Clerk, the following rs were found to be present Henry T Ross, Brighton Twp Car W Raddatz, Cohoctah p Archie Kingsley, Conway Twp Ralph Wiggins, Deerfield p William Haack, Genoa Twp Howard 3 Spicer, Green Cak p Charle3 I Bennett, Hamburg Twp Robert E Smith, Chairan Handy Twp Wilbur Steinacker, Hartland Twp Fred Berry, cwell TVYIClyle Redinger, Iosco Twp W B Clark, Marion Milton Conine, Oceola Twp Stanley Dinkel, Putnam Twp Supvr Conine of the Agricultural Committee presented the following i commendations That the license fees for Dog Licenses for the year 1953 be fixed as follows Male and unsexed dogs S200 Female dogs 350 After April 1, a penalty of S200 for each dog will b added Kennel Licenses One 1 to six 6 dogs 1000 Over six 6 dogs Si50 for each dog additional After April 1 a penalty of 5200 on each dog in kennel will be added The Dog Wcrden shall receive the sum of 250 for delinquent Gordon, Tyrone Twp Ralph Glenn Unad la Twp Charles T licenses collected including kennel Also recommend that the elley, Bright m iCty Thos S Leith, Bsighton City W H Carirell, Dog Warden receive the same as the Township Treaaurer receives red CatrelL Charles Sutton, Howell City Moved by Leith and supported by Rcss that the County Clerk d the County Treasurer, be cllowed their actual necessary jense in amending the annual State Conventions of their Asciations Cairied Upcn motion of Sutton and supported by Ross, Board adjourned ntil 130 pm AFTERNOON SESSION Supr Gartrell cf the Criminal Claims Committee presented o sheep bill oi Charles Ward and recommended that the laim be paid and the Prosecuting Attorney be instructed p collect e amount of the claim from John Layton, the owner of the og, vo caused the damarp, Carried Upon mcton of Racdetz which was duly supported by Sutton, ocrd adjourned until tomorrow morning at 930 am or n3d John A Hagman, Clerk PMoved Robert E Smith, Chairman Tuesday, Ian 24, 1952 oard met, roll co1ed, quorum present The minutes of yes JLCI1c cefion were rcc rud approved Supvr Berry of the Salary Committee presented the followg recmrendction8 Your Laiary CtmitHe K ommcrjs the e salay of Nancy Chubb, Cork of the Social Welfare Board paid th sum of S2740CQ a year the scir3 o be retroactive 1st, 152 Fred Berry, Thomas S Leith, Falph Wiggins, SalaryCommittee Moved by Glenn and supported by Kingsley that the recom endcion cl the Salaiy Committee be concurred in Carried Supvr Spicer of the Civil Claims Committee presented bills or ach regulci license written during year These changes plus the recommendations passed in the January 1952 session or the Dog Warden and April session re commendations approved by this Board Mitcn Conine, W B Clark Agricultural Committee Moved by Glenn and supported by Dinkel, that the recommendation of ihe Agricultural Committee be concurred in Carried By Supvr Catrell Ycv Ccrmittee c Public Grounds and Buildings submitted he follovdng recommendations To the Livingston County Eoard of Supervisors We the undersigned members of the Grounds and J hiding Committee, hereby recommend the following for the Boards ap proval 1 That necessary shelving, work table, sink and drain for soil testing, supplies and equipment be constructed in the west room of the reams occupied by the Coury Aqricultural Agent in the basement of the Detention building Cost cf Ihe above including labor and material not to exceed 540000 2 That repairs and alterations be made on the second floor of Ihe Court House for the benefit of the Couny Bureau of Sccial Aid The totel cost of such repairs aiJ aii rauons not o exceed 3270010 a approved by the Social Secir ty Administration 3 Trial c Friden Model STW Automatic Calculator be purchased for use in the County Drain Cotnmssioners office and io all on Crane end Brccks Plat of the Village now city, of Howell, Michigan, according to the recorded plat thereof Intending to convey hereby, all of the two above described lots, excepting the Southerly 106 feet of said lot 148 and the southerly line of lands hereby conveyed to run parallel with the Southerly line ol said Lot No 148 and 106 feet Northerly therefrom WHEREAS the gantee named in the above described deeds was the County of Livingston end State of Michigan and the above described premises having been purchased by Livingston County for the use cf the Livingston County Road Commission The above conveyances having been made prior to the time when the Board of County Road Commissioners was legally authorized to take title to real estate in its own name Subsequent conveyances for this purpose ve madeirctly to the Board of County Road Comm rioners cf Livingston County, Michigan, and WHEREAS it is new cesired that all property used by the Board of County Road Commissioners of Livingston County, Michigan be held in its proper name and not in the name of the County of Livingston NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, in accordance with the provisions of Section 5331 Michigan atutes Annctatea, thai the County of Livingston shall execute neper conveyance to the above described premises conveying the same to the Boar dof County Road Commissioners cf Livingston Cunty, Michigan and that tc Ciicur ct he Livingston Couny Board cf Supervisors be and he is hereby authorized to execute said conveyance on behalf of the County cf Livingston Carried Upon ruction of Sutton, supported by Beny, the Board adjour, od, subject to Ihe call of the Cnairman Approved Robert E Smith, Chairman Countersigned John A Hagman, Clerk o the Board which were allowed as recommended as appecrr by j also be available for use by other county ofiices Cost of this umbers DG36 649 inclusive Moved by Ross and supported by Glenn that the Board proeed io the election ri three Members of the Boa a of County anvacars Carried Supvr Ross presented the name of Theodore V S Millar of c awn ship c 3ghtcn as a member of the County Board of vassers, Supvr Kingsley presented the name of Emory Miller, cf th1 ovnship of Conway member of the Eocid of County Concerns Supvr Sutton rsientci the name of Lyle J Pettibeie of lhe ity of K well as a men cr 1 he nty Beard cf Ccrvasers Moved bv G n cd or c y Clart, that the nominateis i members of the Beard f County Canvassers be closed and that leearre IV Ilea oiy Mill, ia Lvle ettibone be delared elected as members of tho Beard of County Canvassers, arried r G r miial Clam Committee presented lis to the Board which were alloved as recommended as appear o JJ CU,Y3 Upcr motion cf Tcrr which was duly supports i by Dinkel c adjourned vmil a3 pm AFTERNOON SESSION upvr Keey raavertrd l c following resolution and moved adoption which was duly supportfd by Supvr Rednrpr WHEREAS An errc was made in the total valuation of Brighton City for the year 1952, AN DWHEREAS the County Equalization was made on a total valuation which included this error THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED By this Bccrd, that the Cie V be instructed tc correct said trials by deducting S940000 from the total Assessed vaue or 9,618 00 from the total Equalzed vauie of the County for he var 1952 Also that the same amounts be dedvr fd from he Aesd and Equalized value of the City of F BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the Clerk of this Board tify c uaru sosir s ol iho correction Carried Svrvr Wigns of the Criminal Claims Committee presented s to the Board which were allowed as recommended as appear umbs D660562 inclusive, uovr Spxer of the Civil Claims Committee presented bis machine not to exceed 37000 Fred G Catrell, Chas H Sutton Public Ground and Bldgs Committee Moved by Bennett, suppored by Ffcdinger that the recom mendat TIE of Iho Committee on Public Grounds Tnd 3uildings be concurred in Carried Supvr Leith presented the following resolution and moved Us adoption which was cihy supported by Supvr Faddatz WHEREAS a warranty deed was executed Novmber 15, 920 be iv, ,i Dean and Company, Limited of the Ci y of Ann Arbor, County of Washtenaw and State ol Michigan, a corpcra irr organized and existing under and by virtue of te lews of the rtate of Michigan, us grantor j and the County cf T vine on, 3iae cf Michigan, cs Grantee, conveying the following described premises located in the City of Howeil, County z Livingston ard btate cf LTichigan Ccvrnencing ct the southeast corner of Lot 5 of the Condensed Milk Mccpcnys Addition to the Vilkre now city of Howel, as duly laid out, platted and recorded, running the ce East on the North line of Crane and Brcohs Plat, 66 feet the ice North pamllel with the easterly line of said Condensed Milk Companys Addition i the southerly line cf the right of way of the Ann Arbor Railroad hence Norh csterly alcng the souherlv line cf the right of way cf the Ann Arbor Railroad, to its ersection with the ccterly iine of the said Condensed Mill Companys Addition, thence Southerly along the Easterly line of said Condensed Milk Companys Ad c tion, to he piece of beginning Also a piece of land beginning at the Southeast corner of the above described lend anc running thence North 24 feet thence Easterly oarallel with the Ncrh line aid Crane and Eroos Piat, to the westerly line of West Street thence Southerly along the Westerly line of SC1 wcst Sreet o the North line cf said Crane and Erooks Plat thence West along the said line to the place of beginning The rbove deed was recorded on November 16, 1920 in Liber BILLS ALLOWEDJUNE SESSION 1952 No Name Purpose 0636 Brtfdart Induslres, Co Bd of E j D637 Row Poteson Co, Co Bd o Ed D638 Arnincjn Edcctic rcss, Co Bd of Ld DG39 Wahrs Book Store, Cd Ed of Ed D640 R R Bowker Co, Cc Bd of Ed DS41 Cci lei Bureau, Co Bd of Ed D612 6, D647 Void DG43 Hillsdale School brply Inc, Co Bd of Ed D C4 Hillsdaie School Sipply Inc, Co Bd of Ed D65 Doublelay Bros iCo, Co B of Ed DO 6 I ui 3rcr, Fverard Cd, C Bd of d DOIJ The Riegle Press, Co, Bd of Ed IC4J Casey J, Wiggins, Attenooice Oifici D6jr Charies R Ward, S lee Cloin D651 Cc vvilliams Per try Cb,i D652 John Schooley, Jrstice fee, Vh iarn cairn D6L3 Kr Thumm, She JCM D 654 Forest Hufi, Justice fee, Thumm S ch,is claims D65,5 Sherman Richards, Sherp cuim C656 Carl Musch, Sheep cicim D657 Biuce K bst, Jutic fe, Musc ciciri D658 Dai So l , Justice fee, iheets claim Du riia 3 eis D66u InVcrn Dib P6S Harold M Fcrden, Coroner fees DG32 Lorcn Bassett, Board i Care of Inmates jail D663 Robert E Srrdh, Speoial Committee DGS4 Chas H Sutton, Specie Ccmmittee 0,5 Wm L Haack I,re Ccmmtoe DCS3 Thomas S Leit, o CmMittco D 567 Fred Berry, Spec al Committee D668 Ihomaa S Letu, Z vciai Committee D6b9 Ralph Vviggir, Spciai Committee I670 Mrs Rachel Whilvhoad, Soldierhs 3ural LLM J Keehn, Soldiers 1 ra Murv DG72 Ginsburg Auto Parts, Dog Warden supplies D6H ib yc , Manse, h p uKin Ln DG74 J ie Iasimcn, Co Treas, Supvr Pfyroli D G75 DOi ircl Sunary Supvr,, listing dogs TOTAL Amount rabbit caim orncr ics S 1G00 6348 25C 37,7H 1C0 HC 937 735 70 JO 479 1108 lu8 132,6 1403 2 7fj 950C as 133 2000 2J00 2,00 235 2100 43,40 175,66 55580 800 11 30 500 5GO 840 900 865 75GJ 7 nrl 581 i2iG 37310 ofi80 52727o Board which were allowed as recommended as apoear by Q 0f Deeds at page 354 Livingston County Records Lr D663 673 inclusive Supvr Dirkel of the per diem Committee presented the pay roll ,of the several Supervisors for attendance at this session cf thBoard which was allowed as recommended and presented SupvrHaack of the per diem Committee preeentsd the oay roll of the eevral S oervisorp for listing dogs which was allowed a recommended and presented iB WHEREAS a warranty deed was executed February 4, 1926, between Fred Schcfer and Mary Schafer, his wife, as Grantors and the County cf Livingston, State of Michigan, as grantees, i conveying the following described premises, located in the City of Howell, Coury ct Livingston and State of Michigo j Lot 149 ad the Northerly 26 feet in width of Lot 148, STATE OE MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF LIVINGSTON, ss I, John A Hagman, County Clerk in and for the County aforesaid, do hereby ce ify that the foregoing is a rue and correct transcript of tho original Supervisors proce hngs o their June 1352 session and of the whole thereof now remaining in my said office IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hend and affix d the Seal of said Court and County this 33th day of June AD 1952 JOHN A HAGMAN, County Clerk Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 09, 1952 Description An account of the resource July 09, 1952 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 1952-07-09 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/a6656355665e61c183c9d20f04cfb149.pdf e2712b464965d742a8e85225be69fad5 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. vtfx V jjiPpir AfftftiS A V ,ry fSv inTP A Dispatch Mi w r tot w Wednesday July 16 1952 No, 40 Mirror Wfcfe the Ifebxn deleqattion to the Republican oenven tion were for Eisenhower 35 to 11 there were a number ol did hard Tuft men in the delegation Bummariield who was for Eisenhower throughout and who cast the 35 votes which put Bisenhow er ahead oi Tart in the roll call wished to make it unananirnous Eisenhower after he had won but Senator Ferguson of Michiqan a Taft man and lour other del gates led by Sen Bonine refus ed and the bandwagon passed them by Fred M Alger, Repub lican candidate for governor at tended the convention He was an Eisenhower man from the start and chided his opponents Lt, Gov Vandenberg and Don Leonard for not coming out for the general He said Vanden berg did not evenattend the ceo vention Leonard was there but inactive The 2 reapportionment amend ments on the ballot this fall are causinq much comment The C LOsponsored one would recrpor tion both houses of the legisla ture according to populationThe farm grange sponsored one would change only the house They say tEe C x O plan would give the big industrial icounties control of the state The CIO retort that the farm plan would represent beans and cherry trees instead of people, Increased old age pension payments start Oct 1 next The maximum is increased from 60 to 70 a month Gov Willcums and Senator Blair Moody were strong advocates of this bill An amendment will also permit re cipients to earn up to 75 a a year Gov Williams should thank the Republican national conven tion for crowding the 2nd Jack on pYison riot off the front page Jt got little space COMIBVAT1QN DEFT NOTES We have bct the 2nd warmest Local Motes r Sunday guests at the Albert Shirley home were Hollis Hoilo way and family ,Dale Miller and iarnily, Leonard Lee and family Robert Amh argeV and wife, Leo wers and iamily Francis She, nan and wil9, Doyle TempletoB and taxnily ieego Harbor Mrs Marion Ciark and the Daryi and Gayie Shirley families The Roy Reason family and Mrs Bdna leason and Leota picniced at dlla Sharp park in Jackson iSuuday , Charles CLark and family of Kadamassoa pfent the week end with Mrs Margrret Clark Mrs Meecec Gudith gave a stork slower at the Marion town hout Saturday night for Mn Doris Byan Clark The Oder of Rainbow Giije, made 3650 on their bake sola Saturday They wish to thank all who donated Mrs Blanch Green of Farming ton spent the week end with Mk3 Maty teoiflr Bert Benharn and wife ol Brighton were Saturday guest at the M E Darrow home The Merlin Amburgey family and Mrs Flora MacArtdr were in Jackson Thursday Mr and Mrs Irvin Kennedy and Helen Tiplady were m How I1 Monday u Mrs, Cyrus AtLeeunderWehtjf an operation at St Joe hospital, Monday,Mrs Wilkx Lamb is at Gladwin caring for her children, Sunday guests at the W H Meyer home were Win, Lamb and cchildren Ann Arbor, G, W Meyer and fair Stock, bridge, Mrs Anna Mey er oi Cdl ifornia Mr Meyer too, his moth er to Chic go v leLdaywhere they met his ,ier, Herman who has jus returned from Get many where ne vent to see a specialist His mctuer went oa to California with nim Mrs Beulah Martin was called to Ypsilanti Monday due to the fact her son, Lemuels wife was injured in a I 11 Mesdames Mary Eichman OUR DEMOCRACY 4 Mat FRDOM of GROWTH ftM WHEREVER OPPeruNjTy SCCKONS, AMERICANSRE FREE TO GO, SO OUR, PlONEEItS, JNSEAR,CH OF WHAT SETTER FORTUNE TH5Y HOPED TO GAt FOUND WEALTH IN THE WILDERNESS COAL AND GOLD AND OIL ANP NEW LAND TO TILL, Convention Current The lie publican national con veiHion is now hisiory and uu thuiqs considered it taineu ou as n snoulu Wliue u too, u ii 10 read die pluuonn no one lis ened to it una those wnu opprov ed n did not Know what incy vo eu KX National issues pJaeo naiu pun in he tinul resuiislne pnucipai issue was poiuicul mor j aiiiv winch centtiea around tne souihern deleqate issue caiied the rotten boiouqh system, The souh wnich cass no republi can vjtes in the election hus its share ot deieqates and tney aro I elected by vaque and devious mehodsAt the sate conventions the Liseuhower iorces won the deieqates bul the Tart state comreiused io seat them on the qrounds seme oi them had been Uemorats and nurned Taft del eqates The national committee Tait controlled upproved Toit deLeqates The iisenhower leaders saw then ToPfcV, AS NEW INDUSTRIES OR AREAS OF ACTIVITY DEVELOP WITHIN OURBORDERS, PEOPLE ARE ON J UK vOVE AGAIN, 17 3ADVANTAGE OF THE , FREEDOM OF CHOICE FRCGOQM OF QPiQRTUWnr AND MZEZDOM OP WffyEMEHJ THAT AKE ThE HALLMARKSJJOF OUI DEMOCRACY The Republiccma last week slag a reaular old time Democrat con vention with fist fights, knock, downs and disorder qaiore The Taft forces who were supposed to conroi all the committees and machinery of the convention lost ontrol the first day and never reqained it a previous conven ions approving the work of th committees was a mere formaL ity In this convention the rulings oi the Tait dominated committea were bitterly fouqht and thre times hey were overturnedTh younq Republicans seemed dia posedto take over the convea tion from he old quardwho hava controlled it the past 20 years Gov Williams has removed Warden Fnsbee of Jackson pria on ioliowncj the second prison not rrisbee is an old marine qeneral with 30 years prison ex A v A , riUni y perience The qovernor said S and capitalized on it lheir ad ioqf f n,rrti veiUWI aia ne heruents marched around the 11 Jnho pson,m CAP hall bearinq pkackardi leuered lned ll Siac Ti OLI, MO r, ,M r1 r J men it nas been ,, pi i June in the Ict 6 years H has and Mary Ker nedy called on boomed the sale of fishing licen ses which are 29 percent higher than 1951 Chemical decking of pulp weed trees will be discussed at Lansing this week This chemi ad contains arsenic, and kills deer and rabbits Lakes Ontario and St Clair reached their highest point in Jun, 18 inches higher than the 10 year average 50 teachers have,signed up to atend the conservation school at Higgins Lake Jury 27, Aug2 There are Beveral from Ann Ar bor and Milford Construction will start soon on a 50 man prison camp at Ludd Ingon The material from a das mantled CCC camp at Allegan, will be used There are now 8 convict camps in Michigan This dept has gone ino court at Gayord to prevent the filling in of fish spawning beds at Ot ego Lake Ramshead Lady Slipper, a kind of orchid is found in Wl derness park, Mackinaw City Total attendance at state porks hoe reached 6487,000 a million and a half more than last year Grand Haven leads with 787000 and Island Lake had 532,000 Non resident fishing licenses were required in 1914 and resi dent ones in 1928 40 forest fires burned over 131 acres last week Mk Irs Joan Glover and new baby at McPherson hospital HoweiL last week Bert Hooker and wife called on Howell fiends Thursday Miss Rosaiee Nash was home from Mich State College Sun day Sunday guests at the Irvin Kennedy home were the Am brose Kennedy family of Howell and Mr and Mrs Norman Twit cheil ctf Whitmcre Lak chell of Whitniora Lake Mrs Mark Nash qavQ a show er Saturday for Miss Joan Nash of Howell who will be married to Paul Huggaboom of Howell on Aug 2 16 were present DROVES AT BASE LAKE Kings bury ,36, of Dear drowned at Base Lake Sun tay afternoon He was in a boat with an outboard motor when it overturnedHis wife and another couple clung to the overturned boat and were savedKingsburys body was found after 2 hours 10 feet of water by Jack Reason and Robert Schroeder of Pinck It was taken to McFarland Fun era Home, Dearborn MAN IS INJURED The county road commission All Republicans invited REPUBLICAN RALLY The Republican Womens Club will hold a rally at Lake Chem ung Country Cub July 22 Pot, luck dinner at 630Bring service sandwiches and dish to pass has hired the Zukey Co of Cold water to process the aravel in pit on Howell Road They are screening it and crushing the ftone Friday Guy Sarber 30,of Quincy employBd by the com Mrs Thomas Bonner MRS ROY H TEEPLE Mrs Grace M Teeple 80 died otes Pinckney won from City Ser ricce of Howell in the county eague Friday night 8 to 5,Pinck iey won the toss and took the outs, Don Amburgey was wild Tt the start and Howell scored wice the first inning on 2 walks i hit and an error, Pinckney got inem back when Gus Ledwidge Kingled and Jeffreys hit a home Kun Howell got 2 the 4th on two hits and Nixons triple Pinckney jcored 4 runs their half on Led widges hit Laveys walk, Jeffreys double and hits by Burnseaa flr and Bob Amburgey J C Hall w hommered for City Servire on the 5th witn no one on Pinck ney also got another run on hits by Ledwidge and Lavey and er rorTheir last run came in the 6tn on hitsby Ledwidge and 7eff reys Pinckney only made 2 err Cars Ledwidge had 4 ior 4 and Jeffreys 3 for 4, Catholic St Marys Catholic Church Pinckney Michigan Be Fr Albert Schmitt, Pastoc Sunday Masses Summer 630, 800 1000 US0 Winter 800 1000 Novenna Devotions Friday evening at 730 m Gonfessionsi Friday after Novezma Devotions Saturday 730 to 900 P, K Sunday beicre 800 Mas Thou Shalt Not Steal The fust day Eisenenhower wen the vote on the question of taking away Horn the nationji ctmnuttee he power to approe deieqates and qive it to the convention Fiom then on the Tait leaders mady mistake after mis take They sus tained two more defeats on the seatinq of Georqia and Texas deieqates which showed Eisen hcwei qaininq and then made the supreme blunder of havinq Senator Dirksen personally at tack v4ov Dewey and other Eis enhower leaders Gen MacAr thur and Herbert Hoover Taft men were brouqht in to stop the Eisenhower nsh but had little ef fe t MacArthur only qot 9 votes fr president and his ovation asted but two minutes Tiie Unicaqo Tribune, loadmq iait paper, nea iruiKe niucu oi in iuut uiui uetiarai MOIOTS roia iviotor, Unned bmtes bteei ana most oi tne oiq mauuiv were tor Lisennower anq put up consiueiaiyie money it aitij cnarqeO tne riuse iNationai iXuiilc New York, notiied all nrms oankuq wun it it wouid call tnen ioanS u tney did not supp oi Lisennwer inis has not beeii provea Hiq Duiirfess may oe reacuonary but itJivas never isa necessary to keep state police there and 57 are still on duty We doubt that this act will resiore conditions to normal there Mot if the penal experts ot the nation are right Most of them have visited the prisen and declared it impose bie the place is too big to many inmates not enough work for all of them, no segregation On a recent trip to Detroit Charles P Taft brother, of Sena tor Taft spok in favor of reli gious instruction in schoools We think he is wrong We would like to ask a few guestions Just how wouid a reliqious course be tauqht There are many mliq ious creeds some directly oppos to each otherHow would such a course be tauqht without arous inq antagonism among different creeds We understand at one time there was some religious in strurtion in the schools but that it was discontinued because it caused friction At the present time any member of any religi, ous urqanizaion can get time off if they desire to attend reliq ious services at his or her church This is as it should be Pinckney Moriarity, 3b Ledwidge ff Lavey, cf Jeffreys, lb Young, ss Burns, 2b Reader, a R Amburgey, rf Jones, rf D Amburgey p City Service Brayton 2b E Holier 3b B Kennedy, lb J C Haller, If Keesler ss D Kennedy, rf Taylor, , S Haller e Nixon, p AB R H 4 0 0 4 3 4 4 3 3 2 1 2 3 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 3 1 Congrega tioiua Rev Donald rirady pastor Thur Prayer meeting 800 at Philathea room in church Mrs Alta Robinson leader Sat Sunday school picnic ax at White Lodqe Pat luck dinner at 1200 Sua 1030, SeimonThe Creat ing Word of God Sunday school 1130 No choir practise until Sept The hepublian platform adopt iuiaiuiit Jt is international ana ed QmCaqo last week like all a3numerous business connect patiorms was drawn up to ions inJurope Asia etc They tig ured Tait an isolationist ancll that he also lacked glamor Frank Bush vas the only man Iran Lhis coufitrat ihe conven tion He wxSrJiarnate iViosr ot me couny ofhcidls and the Republicans in the county I havo talked to were Tat supporters piease everybody and is accord inqiy meahinqless Great care was taken to insert aothinq in i Which miqht offend any faction of member of the party So it is a jumble of meaningless words and phrases The two most im portant planks are civil rights cmd foreign policy The civil plankis not as strong as the one adopted in 1948 It merely reads civil rights and fair em pjoymesit practises should bef I established The efforts of negro 21 attended the Collins family i delegates to put teeth in it byt FAMILY GATHERINGS Mennonite 1 Oahrary Meononne onurch 1 ev sa Beochv Pastor 1 S S Supt Walter Esch 0 Moraine Worship 1000 0 Sunday School , 11 00 Childrens Hoar 145 AB R H Young Peoples Meeting 730 2 1 ljCottf Feflowsnip Servir 0 01 Wednesday QQ o m 0 0 Lewis Britsch of Archcold, Ohio 2 1 will speak and show pictures on 0 1 refief work Sunday evening July 0 Ol 20th at 730 1 2 3 4 4 4 4 ,4 4 4 1 pany got his clothes caught in at her home at Brighton last nachine and had them torn oft him He was taken to McPher son hospital where he found to have several iracturd ribs HAROLD EISELE Harold Eisele 56, son of the late Wiliam Qsele, of Birkett,on Dexter Pinckney Road, died Sunday He leaves a wiie,2 child ten and 2 listers Funeral and burial was at Ann Arbor Tues day He was employed at the KlngSeelev factory sT Nan Ledwdge and Rene Hair, es leave this week on a trip to Texas Edward Parker btoJte a fingelr Mon whSe wojklnq in his Wednesday She was the daugh ter of Mr and Mrs, E W Martin of Pinckney and was born on March 10 1872 She married Roy Teeple, Pinckney Her early married life was spent in Tinck ney where her husband was the cashier of the Teeple Exchange Bank Then they moved to Man istigue Mich, where they lived until 20 yeors ago when they moved to Brighton and have since lived there Surviving are her husband, a son Volney who lives at the Soo 2 grandchildren and a sis ter Blanch Martin of Pinckney The funeral was at the Swaf tbcntf Funeral Home hereFridav Revs Howevand McLueas of Pindmey plays the Brighton Vagabonds, leage leaders, at Howell Friday night at 900 p m JfcANK SINATRAS CONFESS IONS PUBLISHED The Vo ce hold no punches a he reveals his own story of his surprising divorce from Nancy and his exciting romance irlth Ava vr ner, in this Suniuys KJuly zJ issue of The American V Begin Frank Prank Sinatras dramatic two pert series,T ikie SreaJdng rn the Amcan Weekly, exclus ively with Ttmes CARD OF THANKS reunion at the Henry Collins coit oqe at Patterson Lake Sunday Those there were Walter Collins family of Romeo, Alfred Hau sr and Alfred Pfau jr families, Roy Collins, the Ray Miller family Chakes Love Tamily, Douglas Miller family and Henry Collins family The Curlett family reunion was held Sunday at the Curlett home here Those present were Dr Jas Curlett and wife, Mary Curlett, Waiter blaila wife ana son or Koseville Edward Curiett and family of M Clemens, Mr and Mrs Alfred Zaqsma and daugh ter, James Curlett jr and Nelson Davidson of Detroit ernpoweriing the federal govern ment to hold hearing in states whjch do not observe these law was kiUedVThe foreign policy is intended to please bo4h internet ss and isolationists and does not meon much The candidate nam nated has nothing to say about the platform so he usually ig nores it and builds his own plat form by his speeches as the iccmpaigi voqteai felt thanks to tire many friend for their aid kindness and ex press ions oi sympathy, during the illness and following the death of our loved one wito mother and sister Grace Teeple Especially dowe desire to tthan v the Federated church Rev Howey Ladies aid, the O E S and all those who sent flowers fltov H Teeple Volney Teeple and family Bktache Martin Another episode took place in the Lapeer county eviction batt le Frday As 60 state police blocked the roads and kept her farmer friends away ,15 dep uty sheriffs moved the furniture of the aged Mrs Stevens into the Mr and Mrs John Yohe Ednct rood, She resisted eviction and We wish to express our heart j Clurlett attended the Republican The road past St, Marys Cem Detroit Sunday etery has been blacktopped to the village limits T Sylvester and Francis Harris have sold their property onMow era Road to Mr Butte of Detroit who takes over Oct 1 convention in Chioaqo and did not come Mrs Margaret Curlett Young and family of Lawton Oklahoma were also absentDr Curlett, uncle of ye editor Is years old and still practising medicine, The Hall family reunion was held ox the James Hall home in Marion Sunday Those present were Harland Halll cmd family of CroswelL Stanley HoU and family of Marine City, Glenn Hair of CorvallirOregon,George Knapp family, Palph Hall mm ily of Pinckney MARRIAGE LICENSES enry Deaton 21, Howell, Aliens Gyde 19 Pinckney Jam w ee OConntt 30 Detroit, Henriet former Dexterite, called at the home of Mrs Dorothy Wil Brighton omattng Burial wastg Case, 33 Brighton Dispatch office Tuesday ton in Ann Arbor Monday Mrs Norma Gerycz of Detroit called on Mrs flpima Volmer last Friday The Past Matrons of Pinckney Emerson Drew of Lcmsing, a Chapter OES were entertained In PuKsney Cejnelsty, r was dragqed off the place by her heels spread eage fashion She had to be hospalized In the battle that followed when her 2 sons got into the fight 8 of the deputies were injured before the two sons were overpowered and lodged in the Genessee county jail so their friends would not release them WILL HAVE CHEHRkBS I will go north oHer sweet cherries next week ond sour ons the following weekGet your orders in now W H Meyer, phone 44F12 SCHOOL MEETING At the school meeting here on Momdcor night 40 people earned out Howard Thayer and Joe1 were reelected tg the Ho new tames ease up i , m vV S m amid tK kU V 13 iKr, f i SKBHF ifyVi V ytfii r William Canfield, age 76, recalls for Ed Alchin, County Agent, how much harder farm work was before electricity came along Today, electric power saves time and labor boosts production and profits Wednesday July 16 1952 MPCifa V g Warm Milk HELPS HEAT MILK HOJSE Electric pump attached to milk cooler does the trick William Canfield, Oakland County farmer, uses an electric heat pump in connection with his modern frontopening milk cooler Taking heat from warm milk and well water, it keeps the milk house comfortable in freezing weather Mr Canfield and son, John, farm 160 acres, most of which are devoted to seed corn They use electricity wher ever possible, it powers corn drying, ventilating, conveying, and elevating equipment It operates water heaters in the milk house and home, providing him and his family with plenty of hot water to make speedy work of dairy and household chores Is electricity doing all it can for you For further information, see your Edison Farm Service Advisor Good wiring is always important So always ask your Farm Service Advisor for his recommendations ftcigioring llotes The Pleasant Lake school di rict, south of Chelsea, has crp proved a bond issue to build a 125,000 school The vote on the consolidation of the 19 school district at Stock bridge has been postponed to Aug 2nd, due to legal technical, ities Mr and Mrs Donald Cole of Gregory have moved into the Stjunton Line house on M 36 W, they purhcased , Mrs Claude Rose oi Unadillai who broke her hip is home from the Jackson hospifooli Roland Staffer, acting postmas ter at Gregory has been made d permanent postmaster Two Brighton women were killed late Tuesday when their car hit a truck driven by Lyle Kirrman of Grand Ledge The dead are Mrs Sue Singer, 62,ofk Itound Oak, driver rof the car and Mrs George Chapman 76, of Brighton The Hew 16 room school oof St Patricks church Brighton is about completed The new dial telephone ex change at Hartland will open en for business July 28 Judy Franks8year old dough ter of Mr and Mrsand Mrs Joe Frank of Howell was taken to U of M hospital last week with polio Francis Yellcmd of Howell who ha3 been in the service since 1950 has been married te Ma seko Kenetako of Toyko, Japan 12,000 cars visited Kent Lakenear BBrighton June 29 Born to Mr and Mrsjohn Ivan kovich of Fowle rville at Mcpher son hospital, Juy 4th a dcrugh tex l Kowcli Thcjkler Dexitc laater Mich 1 Howell, Michigan v I Friday Saturday, July 18 Ij Tues Wed, Thur, Jul 15,1617 Two Features i o Judy Holiday, Aide Roy In THEM MARRYING KIND comedy cartoon Friday, Saiurday, July 18 19 Errol Flynn Ruth Roman MARA MARU y also Howard Hill In T EM8 O la TachokJiw carton Sunday Monday July 20 21 Mat Sun, 230 p xn, cen Randolph Scott In CARSON CITY Bud Abboit 6, Ion CosteUo i i JACK AND THE BEANSTAi fltut TRODEO , r In crbx A Sutx Yi , jtaktwg f Jane Nigh John Archer and and Waiiace Ford 1 in warner colot Comedy Cartoon Sunday, Monday July 20 21 Sun shows 359Mon 7 9 Metro Goldwyn Mayers Greats SINGING IN THE RAW la Taicak A Mulatf fllUii Qene Kelly, Donald OConnc and LebbJ Reynolds o KA Tues, Wed Thur, July 2223 34 YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAb A Cwwedf Stout Glenn Ford Ruth Roman cartoon Pete Smith nev 3 ComingRose oi Qmarronr NHM Song in My Hart DETROIT EDISON Rovin Jewelers 4o,ooo Dispersal Sale Open Thursday Friiay9 Saturday to V00 P M Dont Throw YUR OLD WATCH AWAY WE WILL ALLOW rr00 IT TO ZU for your nd watch on anv Buloya, Elin, Benrus and Hamilton in our stock Thousands To Choose From Values to 595 Earrings Scatter Pins Costume Pins Earrings for Pierced Ears Turquoise Indian Bracelets 59 3 lor 15ft S1795 Value Automatic Pop Up Toasters Sorry, we cannot mention Mfp Name While They Lst t 1069 344 For Men and Boys Famous Make WRIST WATCHES 675 Value Factory Guaranteed MENS WORK Pocket Watches r Factory Guaranteed A BIG SAVINGS Only at Rovins U,H 188 fc Factory Guaranteed ALARM CLOCKS WORTH A LOT MORE Only at 1 QQ Rovins lOQ 10K GOLD BABY RINGS Only at OQc Bovins OV FamouB Evans Automatic Cigarette Lighters idth Permanent Nylon Wicks and No Screws Only at 1 QQ Bovins LrnW VALUABLE COUPON Bring This Coupon and Receive BALL POINT PEN Absolutely Free No Obligation to Buy You Do Not Have To Be Present To Witt FREE 100 DIAMOND RING LADIE OR frfNTS TO BE GIVEN AWAY AHSOLUTELY FREE Just Register Your Name Absolutely No Obligation To Buy Come in and Register as Often as You Like 25 Xears Ago M B Hubbard who owns the William Bland team, fell irom the barn root Friday and broke his hip, He is at U of M, hospital in Ann Arbor, St Marys annual pincic is at Laphms Grove on Aug 3 At the wrestiinq bouts at the opera house Saturday night Max Glover of Hartland threw Carl Dumler, Flint, and Cyclone Thompson of Pjncknep threw Wid Bill Hill Pincknev lost to Oakman Bvld, of Detroit Sunday 7 to 1 Don Swarthout pitching for Pinckney was wild Dee Lewis and J P Doyle each qot 2 hits for Pinck ney Lineup Bowman, c Swarthout, pVanHorn, lbDoyle 2b Kennedy, 3bw Cox ss outfield Shehan, Lewis, Brown The Livingston Genessee Press Assn were entertained Satur day at the General Motors Prov ing Grounds A chicken dinner was served Len Feighner af Nashville spoke, William Eisele who formerly lived at Dover or Birketts died at Dexer Friday Born to Roger Carr and wife July 18, a son, Robert Born to Charles Reason and wife July 15, daughter Miss Wilhelmina Bourbonnais entertained 25 people last night at a weiner roast at Peach Mt Tues, Wed Thur, July 2223 24 Susan Hay ward, Rory Calhoun hvlvan 1 114 ter to J ,, WITH A SONG IN MY HEART FridoY Saiuidar July 18 19 , in technicolor SOUND OFF cnrtOOW A Good Coaaedy Hanrino ComingWaitTill h Sun Shines Micky Rooney, Ann James aiul Nellie Lure of the Wilderness i and Johr Archer Cartoon SShtUtt Lee Theater WKTTMORE LAXR MICH Nu Friday, Saturday, July IB 19 KANGAROO in technicolor wtti Mcrureen OTtoa, PeterLawford Plu FORT DEFlANCr In CineccU with Jane Clark Sunday, Monday July 20 21 tundoy Shows 4 i T STEEL TCWN GIRL A lran 8M9V Ann Sheridan John Luna and Howard Duff Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Tues, Wed Thur, July 2223 24 THE WILD NORTH jHnrrlng Stewart Granger Wendell Cory 2 Cartoons 2 Sunday, Monday July 20 21 WAIT TILL TOE SUN SHINES NELLIE in technicolor with Hugh Marlowe Feature t News CatrtoAi Tues, Wed Thur, July 2223 24 In technicolor PAT AND MIKE with Spencer Tracy Katherine rtepburn and Aldo Ray and TALK ABOUT A STRANGER with George Murphy Nancy Dane Coming Okahcma Annie Gobs Gals Gv abine William Avon I heater Friday, Saiurday, July 18 19 Uouble Fecturo DESERT C LOST MEN An Acti Jnrrlnfl Rocky Lan and Black Jack SHEPHERD OI THE OZARKS hill tilly musical with Weaver Bro and Elviry Sunday Tuesday, uly 20 22 FATHERS LITTLE ilvlDEND Oom4y tfemlng Cartoon Pet Smith Nows Spencer Tracy Liz Taylor and aveloq ComngPeking Express Snow White and Seven Dwarfs Come and Enjoy a Cool Evening of Good Entertainment ZfM Vuiur ,iuln jnV i, Crat BK11,1,1M UlWjoM In heavy grid niounl J lot AT ONLV 9900 Hrttrn Gaarantf with Every Kffular S7J00 Drantlcajiy Retired for This Salet 1M BfT MOMJ BRIDAlDtJET alT inc 3 Diamond SO 0 Qfl Wrddlnjr Band ia50 vMus, ladlea 11H gold, j jf kWedding Rings Only at Rovins 88 1750 Values 1 Men 14k Gold LWeddlng , W Mag v48s RUFF TUFF Wens extra fiat water proof WflieK 3375 value, Shock procf Antimngnetlc wltnfamous Inoa bloo attachment Radium ijl uid Jhaads Sweep aecond hind Only t Kovln8 I year4 J flA ltiarantei IlaOO Rovins Jewelers 122 WGrand RiveV,HowellMich 695 ValuesFamous Edgemaster NonBust PINKING SHEARS ONLY 199 IT ROVINS 1 Sets with fltainleai iteJI blades 500 Calue, 49 Only at Rovins L fr Pitce PEN, AUTOMATIC PENCIL BaH Point QQo Pen Seta Set iWj Self Startingfflectric TeJechron KITCHEN CLOCKS 695 Values Q49 iiaix aj, BdaltLmtm00 J 4 ktr8 Ago Born to Mike Lavey and wife Wednesday, a son Tha banns oi marriaqe of Michael Kelly and Elizabeth Gaiiney were published at Dex ter Juy 3rd Maude and Mocoa Teeple will leave this week to visit relatives in Bay City and the Soo William Moran is building a new cementwalk Irom the postoffice to Mill St At the school meetinq here on Monday night only a handfull turned ou The following Were elecled to the board diaries CampbeU, Dan Murta, frank Johnson, W H Placeway They voted k raise 1400 by taxes Benjamin Kidd 19 of Detroit who worked for Mort Twitchell drowned in the Huron Riv at Lakeland Sunday The Young Mens Club will picnic a Portctge Lake July 23 JO Cost is 2 per week per mem ber The lands and property of the Zenilh Cement Coat Grass at Grass Lake will be solct de Auc ion Te Congl Sunday school picnic is a Rush Lake July 27 Dinner, program, races and a ball game Big plans are being made for the firs Old Boys and Girls Days, to be held here Aug 3 The committee of Dr H, F Sigler, F, L Andrews George Teeple and H W Crofoot meet about evrry night I A J Jlk JCf Village of Pinckney Rrl Estaie and Pergonal ces are now due and will bfc received at xnyhottxo EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY VVTH rURTHEH I NOTICE AT MY RESIDENCE AT 545 EAST PUTNAM ST PINCKNEY HELEN REYNOLDS VHkxg, Tre asurer Cltehlon vur ft onto, coo ty Mr butkbint ic ftir Cuhon stiecka akeortir toners ola MIK ON AIR IN CUSHIONED VELVETEEZ SHOES tature Ineil arkmrmthip and ier 1 to reft your feet white you wntki JLL CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE in lour home or place of business No obligation pop me i card Todayfor Free Demonstn tiori e,PAIR OF SO400 lfIAJlJLY O3AI55SCE5 SALE OF SHOES JACK HANNETT, Age PHONE 11 Telphones Office, 75161 Residence, 7 1003 OWEN W FOWLER D S C Foot Specialist Chiropodist Office Hours 216 W Gd River S r Appointment Brighton, Midh on, WecU Sat Established 180 iccwswffated laii McFHERSU Si ft BANK TAKING A TtSiP Safetyis your quidmg word Loss oi your ravel funds can spoil the fun Many smart travel elera put protection in their pock els by letting v convert, their travel cash ihtc American Ex press Travelers Cheques These cheques cie safeQuick re fund in case oi loss or theftNo identification required other than your signature Just one of the many services ct our bank All deposit 149 to 910,000 in lured by am mmtoMhip fai the federal DepoeH Uwmc Cat saratif FC SALEhi Pinckney, nicely arranged eeven rooms, bedroom on first floor, nicec lot and gar, age, nlee livable home, Call Mr, French,5062,even4noB 8039 Ann Arbor, Mich, FOR ATHI ,TES FOOT Use T4L fof 3 to 6 days f not pleased your 40c back Watch the old tainted skin slough off to be replaced by Eeav thy skin Get instant drying T4L from any druggist Now a Doc Covni Drug State Vv V V 4ii VWMi THE PINCKNBY DISPATCH Wednesday July 16 1952 Statement Pincknw CornSchool 1251 52 GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS Balance July 1, 1951 Curient Tax 15,91500 Delinquent Tax 2,87579 Interest on Delinquent Taxes 16070 Primary Fund 10,26681 State Aid 63,03680 Sales Tax 13,09006 Library Fund 59411 Rural Agricultural Aid 41310 Tuition 1,87500 Transportation Fees 1,42500 Other Revenue Receipts 20317 Sale of Property 8,23500 Revolving Fund Receipts 10,15932 Other NonRevenue Receipts 1,26083 Total General Fund Receipts 8,05740 129,51069 General Fund Receipts and BaL July 1, 195G GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS Administration w,, J11 Instruction 5a,Uo3 b Operation of School Plant 15,LiS J Maintenance of Grounds 1,2341 d Maintenance of Buildings 6,216 7 Maintenance of Furniture and Equip 1,2653 Other Maintenance 42X3 Insurance 2,263 4 Transportation 117645 i Health Service 940J Recreational Activities 67096 Furniture and Equipment 6,87823 Transportation Equipment 1,73155 Revolving Fund Disbursements 15,39736 Supplemental Disbursements 76030 Transfer to Debt Retirement Fund 1,35975 i Total Disbursements, General Fund Cash Bal July 1, 1952 137,56809 130,27906 7,28903 137,56809 BUILDING AND SITE FUND Receipts Cash Balance July 1, 1951 Interest on Bonds Total Receipts and Balance Disbursements Buildingse Contractor 59,03265 Transfer to New Debt Retirement Fund 5,06729 Total Disbursements Cash Balance July 1, 1952 Account closed OLD DEBT RETIREMENT FUND Receipts Balance Old Debt July 1, 1951 Transfer from General Fund Total Receipts and Balance Disbursements Principal 1,00000 Total Disbursements No Balance July 1,1952 J NEW DEBT RETIREMENT FUND Receipts Current Tax 14,75936 Delinquent Tax 1,44542 Interest on Delinquent Tax 3271 Transfer from Building and Site Fund 5,06729 Total Receipts Disbursements Principal r 5,00000 Interest 2,33250 k Total Disbursements 7,33250 Balance July 1, 1952 13,97228 Tokd Disbursements and Piftkrft 63,84247 257147 64,09994 64,09994 None 10025 1,35975 1,46000 PinchHitting Temporary Pastures Help Provide Cow Filling Forage All Summer Long i STARJET i DINK Second growth meadow provides fertilized alfalfa hay J AINTAINING a cowfilling pasfl ture supply all season long is 10ce building a winning baseball team Youve got to have reliable substitutes when some of your regulars are out of the line up Temporary pastures such as Sufen fra, the aftermath of hay fields, and small grains can provide plttchhitting forage to tide you tt rough emergencies when drouthy sf mmer weather dries up bluegrass Such substitute forage can prevent a drop in milk production or loss of weight in beef cattle It can sftve you money by eliminating the ctst of feeding more grain Sood production from any pasture depends on a high level of soil fer tility Thats particularly true of Sudan grass Adding a complete fer tilizer carrying nitrogen, phosphate, ad potash when you seed the grass wfl assure abundant growth Sudan suooulent feed after first cutting of needs plenty of nutrients to make thick, high yielding stands Sudan grass can be seeded any time through early June You can use a grain drill or broadcast seeder, set at the rate of 30 to 35 pounds of seed per acre Agronomists advise keeping stock off sweet Sudan grass until it is at least IS inches high, as a safeguard against prussic acid poisoning They recommend, too, that cattle be taken off pasture for three or four days when new growth starts after a long drouth or light frost Dairy specialists have estimated that m hot weather, you can expect I one to three more cans of milk a day J from a 20cow herd on Sweet Sudan I pasture The Sudan grass will pro vide succulent feed for your cows until your regular standby pastures are back in high production again w mi Republican C te for President of Villccjo c Iirv Mv SupGrivscu of Putnam Tovuarrp CAPIABLE COURTEOUS QUALIFIED I Will Sincerely Appreciate Your S per w Electen Tuosday, A qu t EBBBI ho Primary E 1 Corn Needs Nutrients for Growth from KneeHigh to 4 J tage Higher Per Acre Yields Cut Bushel Cost Help Combat 5FoSd Rise in Farm Expenses 1,46000 21,30478 Corn right which didnt have the benefit of UT nutrients, couldnt make the growth needed for top yields and timiiv O Flirty acres of wellfertilized pastut long on Ed Roeser far tfUlM expenses that have in greased 5fold in the past 10 yttra can be combatted by building Up a greater volume of business through increased crop production patf acre, reports the Middle West SojR Improvement Committee fftit committee cites a recent ftwiy by Paul Robbins, Purdue Uersity agricultural economist, wMuh shows that average farm expeQje has risen from about SMOQO artally in the 1935 period to aout IllWH In 1950 Robbins based his ariNys3s on operating accounts kept by W0 Indiana farmers Wht answer to keeping costs doa, Bobbins stated, lies in in creasing yields per acre and pcrhaB operating more land to create a Rifflcient volume of business to jcet men and machines fully em plqptd P carry 40 head of cattle all summer m near Watkins, Minn The committee points out that a cheap way to increase the volume of farm business is by the greater use of fertilizer Plant food, it says, ccsts only 50 to GO per cent more today than it did 10 years ago, i whereas the cost of many other com modities has risen, two or three limes above their prewar levels I Good soil management methods including the use of fertilizer can help boost the average yields of major farm crops from 50 to 100 per cent in most states 1 Robbins survey shows that farm cr have seven to eight times morf1 cash invested in equipment thai j the r did 10 years ago Labor costs j nave risen steadily, but have beer j haanced to some extent by in creased mechanization of farm tvky riioro eTlrienl use of labor anc incensed crop yields FH Feed of Plant Nutrients Pays Off In Extra Bushels of Spring Scsusd Grains CPBUNG seeded small grains will pay nxtra dividends in more bushels pur Acre at harvest, if you give then A rail feed of fertilizer carrying nitren, phosphate and potash You wilt lao get more hay and forage froflf the legumegrass crop seeded witfc Jte iirnall grains Tbt Middle West Soil Improvement Committee cites thtit btnefits from provififlj wheat, oats and barley with un adequate ttipply of nutrients at seeding time 1 You will JZetvmogt ftalks and heaI ptv seed F9 2 Hralw will be jjumper and of aigh quality 3au will get a fcttttr seeding Main ture your toil has a good balwt Ol nitroyto phosphate to pottJ, the comi Bttt aavises All of foh nutrient ftave to work togetht to cstab ih strong roots build tiff straw and high yielding grai If your b, il is short ox ons ki N THOSE warm summer nights when you can almost heir the corn crop grow, the roots are work ing round the clock putting nutrients into the piants, points out the MiddleWest Soil Improvement Committee Thats particularly true in t fastgrowing period of July ar early August For between the knorhigh and the tasscling sta,e, thf corn plant will have used up ahiiost twothirds of thetotal nitrogen it needs all summer, better than Do per cent of the potash and about 25 to 30 per cent of the phosphate Agronomists estimate that in this 4 to 5 week peak growth period, an acre of corn will use about 85 porari, of nitrogen out of a total of about 140 pounds needed for the entire season It will, use 95 pounds of potarh out of a total of 105 pounds and 15 to 20 pounds of the 54 pounds of 1 phnejht and c is These i in a iv corn phi fM he 11 a t the ni rim imbr p, oped, com pi L ployvd rhi When the , of psaTe a drerhr, cT eh from tij kneeh ond cuUvatrr, to make the stalks bahcls of corn runts have to ba Me form so tha ac quick US oi, f vdh when i i the corn plan ats in this vitall an may get a lo y hlled kernels ani e for a fullydev1 hng corn crop is er broadcast frro planting and aaliLd in the roW n good foundation ri jotash, a sida a added anywhera ,h, stage to the sea ii pay off in extra bushels per acre at harvest time High Soil Fertility Needed for Bumper Wheat Yields Plump Kernels and Extra Protein i wfeSK Wellfertilized seeding yields more grain aad forage nutrient and long on another, the plants cant develop and mature and give you bushelbuilding growth The committee says that the number of stalks from a single seed can be doubled through the use of fertilizer rHE payoff on your wheat crop is the crain in the bin after harvest, points out the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee To make a good crop, your soil has to supply plenty of plant nutrients If you expect to get lots of kernels per acre, says a statement by the committee, your wheat has to have lots of heads And many meshes per head High yields usually mean high quality grain, with plump kernels and a better than average protein content When your soil is well supplied with a balanced stock of nitrogen, phosphate and potash, the wheat will develop a strong, thicker root system, says the committee This en ables the plants to forage through more soil for nutrients and water It makes for more tillers per grain or seed, makes more heads per acre, gives heads that are longer and increases the number of kernels per head Kernels that have enough plant nutrients will be plumper and heavier and frequently will have higher amounts of protein that makes them better feed for livettock Farmers who produce top wheat yields report that adding a complete bushels per acre Well fertilized wheat makes mart heads per acre, more kernels ana extra protein fertilizer at seeding time and then following with a nitrogen top dresti ing in the spring givea them txtara I r m m iS2L3017aV 1pft2 THE PINCINEr DISPATCH W k,JKS Inly 16 1952 ac Ann Arbor Business Review YISEL TRUCKING COMPANY EXCAVA7INGGRADING Phone 26055 that new building or landscaping 193 Hiscock Street This company offers the best in excavating service Their opercrtors are experts and crane and bulldozer service is available at moderate cost They specialize in BASEMENT DIGGING, BACK FILL ING, GRADING, DITCHING, AND CLEARING LAND You may rent shovel or bulldozer equipment from this reliable firm Call them for your needs for problem You are sure of courteous prompt service The Visel Trucking Co welcomes our readers and is glad to furnish estimates without obligation for your particular job We are hapy to recommend a depend able firm such as this to our many readers for anything in this line Ann Arbor Paint and Body Shop 111 North First Street Phone 24892 Without a doubt this is one of the foremost body and fender shops in this part of the state The management has had years of experience In this business and is recognized for its honesty and good workmanship It specializes in A COMPLETE COLLISION SERVICE and has the necessary equipment to do a perfect job Ann Arbor Paint Body Shop 9 m expert in auto painting Their prices are reasonable so call them or stop in and get an estimate on your job You will like the courteous and prompt attention you will receive When you deal with this firm, so thoroughly reliable, you will be sure of the best in workmanship and quality materials, and you will find their prices are best NAGLERS FUR SHOP Hudsons Radio and Television Service Day and Night Seven Days a Week Phone 6822 907 South Division Street Satisfaction is mare often measured in terms of service rather than sale Radio and television sets sometimes Heed slight adjustments, repairs, or part replacements Hudsons Radio Televi sion Service is proud to have us tell you of their fine service department They maintain a staff of highly skilled servicemen who This firm has a reputation to maintain and an obligation to the people they serve To that end, the management has spared no expense in addiug the newest, most precise test equipment and parts With the neeessary equipment and skilled servicemen to serve you, there is nothing more to be are trained in servicing all types I desired This firm stands ready 318 South Main Street If your furs look dated you may have them restyled at Naglers Fur Shop in Ann Arbor This can be done more economically during the summer months I Old furs may be repaired and brought uptodate by this shops skilled furriersand at moderate cost If your choice be a new coat, jacket, or accessory, readymade or custom, this shop has advanced BECKER MEMORIALS of radio and television You may ask their satised customers who number in the hundreds to serve ently y au quickly and efhci Phone 22619 styles from which to make your I selection For those desiring SUMMER STORAGE PROTECTION for their furs, Naglers Fur Shop has ade quate facilities for such In this business review, we wish to suggest that you make this shop a must to complete your fall and winter wardrobe NOW is the time to make your selection 2429 Wet Stadium Boulevard Monuments amd markers should be both beautiful and durable For this reason, each year in our annual review of Ann Arbor, we are pleased to include this firm Becker Memorials resist the hand of time as their craftsmen build for permanence aU prices you can afford They employ the most modern methods of surfacing and the most advanced processing techniques on enduring granite and marble Phone 20 Ul Then too, , pays to select c iemorial whei t it can be ser jd Becker Me noriak offers, is splendid seiice Lettering, cleaning and reftnishing is doa at reasonable t With this firm, one of an Arbors oldest and finest, it has been a fan tfy business who 3d endeavour 1 as always been to please you Our complimeri ko the managnent on its sli merited suco HP v THE PAINT POT OBrien Paints Imperial Wallpapers SAVE AT SAMS STORE LOWER PRICES 122 E Washington SURPLUS ITEMS MATCHED WORK SETS Sanforized and color fast Army TanNavy Grey Pants, sizes 29 to 42 2,99 pr Shirts, sizes 14, to 17 199 pr NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GABARDINE DfiESS PANTS Assorted colors S549 pr Regular 750 value MOCCASIN STYLE WORK OXFORD WITH STRONG ZEBRA CORD SOLES 495 pr GOOD STRONG WORK SHOES Leather uppers, cord soles 495 pr HANES NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WHITE TSHIRTS 89c 3 for 250 HANLS FIG LEr BRIEFS WITH ELASTIC LEG OPENINGS 85c pr NICE SELECTION OF DRESS SHOES RANGING FROM 495 to 788 pr HEADQUARTERS FOR NATIONALLY ADVERTISED LEVIS Western Style Dungarees 707 Packard Street Rooms take on new warmth when papered in heartlifting patterns The Paint Pot is prepared to help you with all your decorat ing problems Plan an early visit to their store You will take years off your rooms by saying goodbye to wallpaper and paint dulled by wear Here, youM see hundreds of delightful designs in plain, floral, or bright geometries, in the latest and loveliest ideas in wallpaper Perfectly harmonizing Phone 20533 paints in all colors to complete your cole scheme are offered Your home will look newer and more inviting if you personalize its interior Why not five it the extra touch of attractiveness which color makes possible For your summer and fall decorating themeespecially if you plan to do the work yourselfsee The Paint Pots finest array of materials at moderate cost FITZGERALD JORDAN, INC LincolnMercury Jaes and Se vice 312 East Huron Street Phone 23233 This firm is adequately staffed, Highest tradin values thai ,f stocked, and equipped to bring you the finest service anywhere in the area And if you are in the market for a new car, it is prepared to handle your requirements in this line with a fine Lincoln or Mercurywhichever one meets your purse and purpose On a new car, FitzgeraldJordan Inc, has the finest selling policy The price you pay is fhe delivered pricethere are no unwanted accessories to increase that price be offered ft your used car 3 iven ,, J Their used iaxs are offered at a fair price wl ire you may be , sured of goods quality and vcl ,3 for your dollar Their used co J are clean an in many cases r conditioned So, for top in SERVICE, NE 7 or USED CAJ S look to FitzgeraLJordan, Inc, this year and years to con x Satisfaction is as sured HAMILTON BUSINESS COLLEGE Alexandras School of Cosmetology 338 South State Street There is a great shortage of beauticians at the present time Calls are coming in daily for skilled operators For this reason, we suggest you enroll NOW for a complete course in beauty culture at this wellknown school of cosmetology The woman of today can reach out for better surroundings by becoming a professional woman She owes herself the duty of selfimprovement At this school, clas are so arranged that anyone Phone 34702 interested in taking up beauty culture may do sc while securing practical experience TERMS ARE EASY and may be made to suit the student The school is under the direction of licensed instructors with a wide background of experience in all phases of beauty culture YOU MAY WRITE OR VISIT THE MANAGEMENT FOR FURTHER DETAILS without obligation Evening classes start September first 621 East William St The people of Ann Arbor have reason to be proud of this business college It is a leading institution where students are offered complete courses in secretarial science and business training Students may enroll at any time and are assured of receiving the complete course in d surprisingly short time The success of a business college depends upon three factors it must maintain the highest training standards it must maintain a well qualified faculty its place Phone 7831 ment service must be efficient as graduates rely ujson it for expert counseling and help in securing a position The Hamilton Business College has always enjoyed a high record in this regard It is therefore appropriate that we congratulate and extend best wishes to the principal of this progressive institution in our annual review We are pleased to refer the Hamilton Business College to our readers as a first step toward future security MCDONALD ICE CREAM CO ELIZABETH DILLON SHOP Womens and Misses Fashions South State just off N University Phone 5606 Cooperative Roofing Siding Co 2333 W Stadium Blvd When it comes to roofing and siding one will make no mistake if they consult this reliable firm They specialize in all kinds of roofing and siding and ave glad to give advice on your building problems Estimates are cheerfully given without charge When you are thinking of roofing or siding one can save considerable Good roofing and siding increase the value of your home and make for more comfortable living conditions That is Ph 8881, Eves 25125 why we recommend this reliable firm to you You will be sure of getting a proper job at a very reasonable figure Give this firm a ring In dealing with a wellestablished firm such as this, whose reputation and business has grown with a host of satisfied customers, you are sure of getting satisfaction Insulation and eavestroughing are added features of this firms fine service This uptotheminute shop needs no introduction to the women and misses of this vicinity For a long time it has been well and popularly known to them as a fashion center For those who have not already stopped in, we wish to review their kingsize stock It includes dresses for all occasions, ranging from the actionstyled sports type to the casually simple afternoon dresses, or the exquisitely feminine and sizes a costume jewelry counter brimming over with pins, earrings, necklaces, etc, to set off your suit, coat or dress and a complete line of hosiery in all the popular shades and sizes This shop also specializes in sizes for shorter and larger women, a real boon to the woman who does not find the desired comfort and smartness in regular sizes The Elizabeth Dillon Shop is a delightful shopping center in Ann 1039 South Main Street Ice cream today is considered one of the most healthgiving foods for grownups and children McDonald Ice Cream Co products are finest in quality and flavor Better products make better ice cream and the public has the as surance that only the best ingredients are used in the process of manufacture by this wellknown and reliable firm Enjoy an ice cream dessert in your own choice of flavor The entire family will enjoy it if you Phone 22553 serve McLorald Ice Cream Co products Thft smart hostess v 1 find them a popular finish to a mealor as a special treat inb tween meal Children too, will prefer them We are happy to remind you cl this popular firm when desiring first quality proucts Dealera in this vicinity know that their ice cream is consistently good, so ask them io servett to you in smalfor large quantity GODFREY MOVING STORAGE CO 410 North Fourth Avenue This company, agents for Allied Van Lines, serves all 48 states and Canada Its vans have become a familiar sight on the streets of Ann Arbor and adjacent territory Expert handling and prompt service are two traits that have been responsible for the everincreasing demand for their service Whenever MOVING, PACKING or SHIPPING is to be done, give this dependable firm a call It is Phone 26501 ready any hour of the day for quick and efficient transportation Their prices are right Storage fa cilities are also available here at the most reasonable rates We, in this business review, compliment thi Godfrey Moving Storage Co on its success in the moving and storage business and wish the management continued success evening gowns in various eefors Arbor Compliments of THE KIRBY COMPANY Your Vacuum Cleaner Specialists 207 E WASHINGTON B A HILBERi CABINET WORKMtUWORf 1010 Pontiac Trail Phone 7 Try this popular cabinet shop we are pleasj to refer it to a if you want the highest type of one desiring this type of servf PHONE 34584 workmanship They are experts in all kinds of custom cabinet making and specialty furnishings A completely equipped cabinet shop gpd the ability to handle all classes of cabinet work is very important to builders and homeowners In this area, there is no ANN ARBOR shop that hat met with more sue firm first cess than that of B A Hubert, and You can be ai wed that measi ments will be strictly adhered and specincat ,ms will be folio to the letter Only the best grai of materials and workmanshgo into the ccMnet and millwori at B A Hilber If you wad t best, see i HRiajMftf UPfATCH Wednesday July 16 1952 A The Peoples Store Pinckney Dispatch J Entered as ad Class Act oi March 6, 1877 i odowell StPiadniyMich Subscription Pnc 10 pmVCB Groceries Drygoods Canned Goads Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie Kennedys Of Store Charles Hewlett jr accidental shot himself throuqh the foot Saturday with a 22 caliber rifle Pvt Sam Gentile and wife are home from Paris Island, on 15 day leave Joe Jeffreys, Lavem Clark, Bill VanBlaricum and James LaPrad iace army induction July 24 Alfred Pfau of Iosco and Walt er Collins of Romeo called at the Disatch office Saturday nite, Walter was here to attend the Collins family reunion held Sun day at the Henry Collins cottaae at Patterson Lake Word has been received that Lucius E Wilson, son of the late Lucius Wilson sTls in a hospital at rioustonTexas with polio and unable to walk His younq son who was also srricken was able to GO heme from the hospital I1 Lucius was stricken on a busi t 7 was stricken while on a busi ness trip to New Orleans He holds, an executive position with the Chrysler Motor Co at Hous ton His wife is the former, Lor eta Roche, daughter of A M Roche, former local resident Dr Norman Wilson of Jackson was our informant He called at the Dispatch office Friday Rev Beachy street comissioner is rebuidinq the sidewalk in the business setion from the Parker Motor Sales to the Dunla vey Food Locker The stepup has been torn out and another one will be placed there , The Ray Burns Don Burns and James Burns families were Sun ctay dinner quests at the Ray Burns home at Portaqe Lake Myroit Hughes Plumbing Heating Complete Liie PlumbingFixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERS COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS WE SELL WE INSTALL WE SERVICE 1075 EAST M3B TELEPHONE PINCKNEY 183F2 Summer Coal Prices Now on Order TO BE SURE Of GOOD QUALITY PHONE 2881 DEXTER DEHoe Son IS L D Haines has finished h ,,,,,,, j 3 your hitch in the U S Navy j Camburn of Detroit Mrs James eto and daughter of Dayton, Ohio and Mrs James ,,7 Camburn of Detroitwere quests and been aischarqed He says at he Larry Camburn home last he L all ready tc qet married week and settle down He was radioi maa and in the Meiterranian j The Rev Donald Brady family returned from California Mon Sonny Fuhrrnan was home day fron Great Lakes naval traininq I sta ion over the week end j The Doni Spears family of Ve troit were Sunday quests at he The Clark twins, Bill and Edward Spears home Gearqe have met at last at the The Basil White family of Lackiuiid air base, SanAntomo, onia spent the week end at the Texas where they are stationed Ben White home Bill went in a restaurant and , , , r, when the qui waned on him she Miss Florence Tupper of Flint said There is a boy in the cor called at the Wm Mercer home er over there who looks just Sunday, like you Bill brofce ranks and Plumbing Water Systems etc Stanley Dinkel Free Movies went over and there was Private George Suann Clark of Howell spent last week at the Joe Clark home MrsAlma Harris and dauqhter Zita, were Sunday callers ae the William Shehan home iRoosevet Pike and family of Garden City spent Saturday ae he Bob Pike home VERY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILLAGE SQUARE THIS WEfcrw MOVIE ModelVt4t toiuttfwl PhHwTapM twif Regular trie 00066 tfcflgai Syst Completely InttoRttf tire CyUndert ef hHam PRICE 209 All THRU FOR ONLY CT NOW off yiJA3iN Fit nil YO0 IT big beautiful range featuring tW fcattf tim n4 werkMvlsf eenvealeiwet, YOU tHI mm eeleetelk PhRgc system conptettty tnitatted at your bomor e TM n fw tytoden of Pfclfas at extra DrNorman Wilson and dauqh ter at Jackson attended the fun i IUJ u j i , , eral of Mrs Ro Teeple here1 0 Hendee familyhave Friday nere moved in their new home on Far i ey Rd Their phone number is Patty Palmer is visitinq herl i6im grandmother, Mrs Addie Palmer n rv i i J in Detroit uuu Qene j and Wlfe and , Albert Dinkel C wife had dinner Suddy quests at the Fred at Hansons Stockbridqe Sun Read cottaqe at Portaqe Lake v ad atLended lhe Feed Lake were the John McGuireDr Show m Detroit Stev Brown and bud McKenzie T u , families oi Detroit, Joe Schosser UJ n eY Qnd Wlfe WGTe m and tomilyof Ann Arbor and the Howe11 Fnday Mr iand Mrs Jesse Henry attended a dinner Sunday at thq Charles Whitehead home in Greqory, honorinq Geralds birth, day Miss Polly Sponsored by Pinckney Merchant 6 in Cooperation with tto Pinckney Fire Department Bab Read family WATE OF MICHIGAN Th fatbate Court for tbn Count oi Livingston SEE US TODAY Roy Dillinqham and wife call ed at the Guy Blair howe in Fowlerville Sunday About 20 attended the OES picnic Sunday held at the Har old Porter home at Portaqe Lake Ona Campbell has returned The Lee Lavey family were of Mrs Mae In Matter of the Estate of Silas E Swatfhout, Decceased At a 9eBsm oi scad Court held June 1952 Praetiit Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge oi fpbate Notion it Hereby Given, that all Sundcr7 quests crediHi of said deceased are re Metz of Howell 15 claims In j Lynn Hehdee and wife t TA1 ath t0 iaid Sunday at the Dr James Nash 14511 Mansfield, Detroit 27 Louis Coyle and wife were MichJn fiduciary of said es Sunday dinner, guests at the tate gud that such claims Clarence Stapish home near will bl Heard by said court at said I Chelsea Probate Office on September 16,1 n nun , , , 195 K The Phillip Hudson family and It to Drdeed That notice there 561 1 T10 x8Pnti of be Uven Dy 3 pubUccHon of a I unday at the Lester McAfee copy Weof fo uue wneks con1 e Hackee Swartbcuf w Plumbing and Repair WATER SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SOFTENERS ETC GEORGE ROUS PHONE 173TB IPiAMD tAgM copy keieof fo uue wieks con secutruly prv L ,o saixi day of hearfur In the Kxney iBpatch and kfft the fi ary cause a copy i his notice to be served upoft och kuo trty in interest at his last km wn address by regjfttred ma, rn receipt defidejd, at icjr fouTfeen 14 daft jriar to ch hearing, or by perviol ajrvice ci least five 6 dayt prior to such hearing A tnf Copy CelatUa ParBhall, itogittt oi Probata Barbara McAfee is at a 4K camp at Dearborn Dorothy Lavey, Bernardine Burns and Geraldine Molier ac companied Joe Burns to Califor nia last week where they will a tend theweddinq of Jerry Ed ward McClaskey, son of Bernard McCUiEtke They wilA return to Michigan with ihje rtisr o Burns went on to Seattle Wash Don Burns and wife have mov ed to Kalamaaop , AUCTION GARAGE EQUIPMENT AND STOCK i Due to the death of my husband, Charles P Clark, I will sell at Public Auction all his garage tools and Stock located at 217 South Mill Stpaet, Pickny, Michigan WSk SAT, JULY 19th Commencing at 1 OCIccIw Sharp, the following GARAGE EQUIPMENT Blue Point Bench Grinder, like new Sioux Electric Hand Drill, Hke new 25 Drills Spark IMujr Cleaner Black Decker Valve Refacer Sioux Valve Reseater, like new 2Ton Garage Jack Anvil Large Bench Vice Spray Gun Slow Battery Charger VA HP Armature Lathe Vt HP Electric Motor y4 HP Motor Two 16 HP Motors Wheel Puller Vacuum Tester Several Tire Patchers, like new 4ft 2000 WORTH OF STOCK 2000 Steel Partg Cabinet 2 Work Benches Blow Torch S 041 Bottle Carrier Racks 40 Oil Bottles 2 Oil Barrel Pump 2 Portable Alcmite Lubricators 2 Sets to in Tap and Die Sets 1 Socket Wrench Set Several Auto Jacks Snail Tools MANY, MANY OTHER ITEMS NOT MENTIONED HERE TERMS OF SALE CASH Mrs Margaret Clark PROPRIETOR rrt ilfrlt I W X Jgl rs XTHE PINCWEY DISPATCH T Wednesday July 18 1852 LOANS ARE OUB MERCHANDISE J Just as our retailer seeks to sell bis wares, so also this bank seeks to sell the use of money in the form oi safe loans Reli able borrowers who use the banks monev to their advantage, are responsible for much oi the banks income So if you have plans requiring additional money that you can repay within a reasonable time, you will find us interested Com in and discuss your needs in confidence without obligation THE FIRST NATsORAL BANK Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Insured Up to10,000 For Each Depositor FOR SALESmali electric Wash er and one electric iron Phone 26 FOR SALE 9x12 Rug, 20 Call I72FI3 after 8 p m , PROFESSIONAL COftNEF THE FDfCKNEY SANttAJtlUM BAY M DUFFY fc D FOR SALE Row boat and motor boat is round bottom and made of plywoodJ Rayer, 8485 Hank erd Road Phone Chelsea 7803 FOR SALE Rock Sprinqers 40c a lb heavy whipping cracrni for 120 gt fresh milk 2 gts 25c j skim milk 20c a aal from Bancrs and TB tested herd VclriHcrns HUsdde Farm Phone Pinckney 69F2 u IffeJafqoQ Daily ftiQO A M to 2 C f, M Except WedjMsiffm MgfluJtaNg Fit Sat 7J j J4 , DR G B McCLOSXEY DeuJst 112 North Micliaa Av Telephone Office 935 Besfaisjito U14 Evenings by Apuointaaa BowH Mtehigtm HERB SNEED Phone 183 207 E Gi i iint Howoll Mhtoan Heal Estate, Irsuran je, IrckeicFae Qty, Lake and Faun Paucity A Specialty ist Your Property V t lit HEAL 111 in LEE LAVEY General Insurance PLoae 59F3 Pinckar hAtb REFRIGERATION SERVtCK HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes Phone JWndney 15 4F3 AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLlii CALL FOWLERLLj 23JUF6 DR a J TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Rot 4 IWter Phone Dexter 3461 Were proud to anr, c the allnew John Deere 60 and 50 Tractors lessors to the famous Models A and B We have a 60 on d,uy now Come in and inspect it The harder you are to please, the more imprc you re going to be and the sooner youll want to get your IT nv on he vheel and put one of these tractors through its paces in tv eld Thats when youll know theyre truly great new tractors ji LAVE HAFDWARF l STATE OF MICHIGAN and Business Opportunities List Your PropetN with Me GERALD 4SON Broker 2 0 9 North Pear Pinckney, Mich Ft nei 3J tAone 157F11 Repairing MTSON J HUGHES Plumbing and Meatina Slate 8717 LahwsUe Drivr license Rush Laki p a SWARTHOUT 4 SON Funeral Hon Don G Swarthout Directot Modern Equipment Ambulance Service i hones 39 63 Pr3iey, Mick FRED C ROCKHOFF OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand Fiver Ave He well t Michiat Ihone 358 ffetfdksce SU UOYDHFNDEF Livestock Hcntna Weekly Ttops Made To Da Generai TracWna Jhone 64F14 Pittnr, Mk H W WYUB NOTARY Insurance and tends iHONE 136 Pinckney CEMETEPY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Afff vd To Pay MILFORD GRENUTE WORKS rUfordL MichUxm Classified AiW FOR RENT Cottage at Benlly Lake July 6 to 13aiso for later dates ,Percy Mowers r, ,, 1996 Beafdsley Rd Phone 13F4 19553 sowsitJI J0 FOR SALES Cubic feet 8 piqs each, Frank p farce Phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALE Boys bicycle 26 in 2 bran new trek, very reason , able Dick Campfetell 16J1F2 LET A r Licensed, lusured, Registered It 03 22 re Motors Take Care of Your Roofing WRITE TO Am Eguipped to Repair Problems BOX 103 PINCKNEY and Paint Up o 100 Feet High from Sparrow hospital and sumed work at Howell I i Monday Edward Hockett and family of Newcastle,Pa spent last week j at the Merwin Campbell home Mrs Dorothy Dinkel and child ren were in StockbridqeSunday j Mr and Mrs Earl Bauqhn en i tertained their children at dinner , Sunday in honor of the weddinq anniversary of Mr and Mrs I Lavrence Bauqhn The Probate Court for the County oi Livingston In the Mattel of the Estate of William L Meyer,Deceased FrUbE 6 weeks old puppies to At a session oi said Court held giVen inquire at 512 June 30, 1952 East Main St Pinckney Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge oi Probate FOR SALE House, 2 bsdrooma Notice is Hereby Given, That j kitchen, living room, basement, Pi n c neys the petition of Merrie E Meyer, j Bathgarage, the administratrix of said estate Sts, Dexter, praying that her final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the per sons entitled thereto and that heirs of said deceased bedeterm ined, will be heard at the Pro bate Court July 29, at ten A M It s Ordered that notice there of be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con secutively previous to said day of hearing in the Pincknoy Dis patch, and that the petitioner cause a ccp of this noitce to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known ad dress by registeied mail, return receipt demanded a least four teen 0l4ddys nrior to such hear ing, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith Atrue copy Judge of Probate Celestia Parshall Register of Probate 8G76,Corner JbTti Aran FS B Reifcigeriator, 25 George VanSjaver FOR SALE Electrochef for 25 Phone 30F3 Electric 4 Stove FOR SALE2 H P M K Gard en Tracor and Lawn Mower at tachment, used only 8 hoursalijo sufp pump 2 burner, and even portable electric stovey Mrs Carl Sowers, Brighton Phone 74951 TO WHOM IT MAI CONCERN On and after this date June 11, 1952 I will be responsible for no debts contracted by anyone but myself Signed Michael Harnack Jr Ilnchney WANTED Custom baiiutg with new Holland string tie baiter Dean Gardner, phone 13H1 FUR SALLA traileYHSox 44xb2 Mrs Charles Clark, phehe 40 WANTEDMe from 32 miles west oof Pinckney tD and from Ann Arbor or aiser FraiierTrriv ing shortly before 800 a m Call 91F12 FOR SALEDairy Eguipment 4 10 gallon milk cans, like new nodded dairy pail, milk strainer creoVn seperater, wash tanks, dairy water heater, drppin unit milk cooler, will fit ariy box Frank Pearce, phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALE James way Incbator, 2500 eag capacity, 0 5 deck chiCK poultry batteri, 1 Case hayloader ,, Frauk Pearce, phc is Dexter 4067 FOR SALE Furnace complete with stoker, controls, pi jebiower James WhKley,phioe 15ni FOR SALBMans all wool Gab erdino topcoat,tanblun suitsize36 tan Gaberdine 2 pemt suit pair of groy trousers Phone No 17 FOR SALEWashing MachiruTA C hetrvy duty He ward kai9 2909 W M36, Phone 62F4 FOR SALE Electrochftf stove, burners Darroll iaker 5655 Fernland Dr, Lakeland or Phone Brighton 74952 f Cut th cost of cutting gross HO ROYALi i Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetabl Fish FOR SALEAn Electromoster el ectric stove Call 69F21 IMnckney FOR SALEHouse and 15 acres of land on Mowers Rocd Inguire of Francis Harris 3111 Waon Detroit or Sylvester hVrii at 211 Main St, Pinckney WANTEDWashinqs and Jronings to do in my home Phone Pinckney 85F3 WXWrJriouse and BoatKtot ing to do Otto SmJtfc Phone 173F12, HI kmd Lrlre FOR SALE Building and two lots on West Main Pinckney known a the Stewart Anderson operty settle estote ald Read Adm, WANTEDKAhM LlSiiNGS, m Let us help you sell your farm, have more prospects fhan farm L HAROLD CRV NDAf L Phone 305W Howell AUTOMATIC SAW FBJNG 75c SERVICE WHILE YC TJ WAIT ALL WORK GUARANTEED LvVN MOWERS SHARPENED KiANDELLS SArW FIUKG SHOP HILAND LAKt iT SIDE 11524 Bivm DriVE sw Market Prices Courteous Service 5Ty HfATfl FULL 2r CUT, WHP WITH ALL 7HES Bent fffO FiAWHES 9 copoclty Ml 21 cutting vidth, evH men grots with lt Ovlct itarting 1 hp 4cytb tM Mfiii UM rtgolor gat S woty It MIMM e eubi tt kilts t9f d ofltltd coAslriKtioM Ht sHKtoMdMl cJwtch 94 Wanted Your nTXAVIT HgtfDWAB i During Harvest Farmers Feed A Supply Co Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch July 16, 1952 Description An account of the resource July 16, 1952 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 1952-07-16 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/856e7e9c013e845beb4aa2e59dff5be0.pdf 442d140f412bbf1fb01ccf501ad24ed6 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. Kiwf H litliijiii lrii j riifHi1 f,u I 4l JOIttiSl awl fi 11 11, i v iO yd Volume 68 IN Wednesday July 23 1952 vjd Mitiiynti Mirror The state highway dept has awarded 42,0UG00U worth oi state highway projects since last Sept and tourists are runn ina into such signs as detour, men at work road, under con struction to such an extent that it is hard to rack up 600 miles a day This has been madeposs ible by the 3c to AVzc gas tax and increased truck weight tax Characters THE OLD TIME POOR HOUSE Most ofyou ere iamiliar with Vvii Jarletuns poem Over the His to the Poor House There is more truui than poetry in the poem and it undoubtedy was a true picture ot poor houses of 50 years ICCJO The people were economy minded then and the poo houCb were usalliy located OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat I uCJL i fVtl d n a 200 acre iarm , in on the ballot this fall to kill the mates beun expected Z raise 3c gas tax The Michigan gas tax is 35 percent less than the national average Charles Meeting, editor of the Caneberra Times of Australia ttended the Republican conven tion and is at the Democrat one this week He says he is surprsed at the complacency of the ittnerican people toward govern ment corruption The opinion is that the boys at Washington will et theirs no matter who is in Two other things surprised him, the high production here and free labor Production is low in Australiaprices high and labor is 100 percent unionized Gov Williams is chairman oi the Michigan delegation at the Democrat state convention at Chicago this week He expects to get their vote for president on die first bale , President Truman signed the Korean Veterans Pension bill last week, that gives them the same rights as World War I enough food to feed thcmsel ves All atiompts to setter con iiuons at the poor farm were in variably votea aown b mo people The counly poor iarm was located in Marion on lown ball road and included about 200 acres They too mental oases peOD si 9A s ueapnip pU people They had 30 inmates in winter and about A in summer The job of supt was let by the supts of the poor and at least three Hnckne,ites had the job at various times They wera yp1 pejj uosrVaaej UIDII and Clyne Gallowiay Their wives also acted as matron 1 lnew Fred Lake well and manystQjie3 from him oon his experiences at the poor farmHej told of one woman he called j Aunt Debby She never married ouUivedher relatives and was, sent to the poor farm The first j summer Fred was there a nep hew came and asked if ha 7, VOtCEtfOetiOCKACY TH VOJCe OF OUR DEMOCRACY TCND3 TO FCOAAE LOUPSft IN A PRSlPNTiAL ELECTION EAR AT THIS SEASON, WHeftCVCR AMCfUCAMS COM TOGETHCJt, THP POUTICAL DISCUSSION WAXS HOT 9 IT, WHEN IT COMES TO THE BALLOT BOX, AS MANV AS 4 OUT OF 10 EUGlLE VOTERS MAV FAIL TO CAST THEIR VOTES THE FOUNDERS OF OUfe COUNTRY, WHO F0U5MT FOR THE VOTING PRIVILEGE, WOULD LITTLE APPRECIATE Olt UNDERSTAND THIS FAILURE TQ f EXERCISE THE RIGHT OF FRANCHISE Veterans They now draw 25 could take Aunt Debby home we for 26 weeks There aref for a visit Fred agreed and sh3 0000 Korean war veterans in Michigan Senator Moody has a pay combat veterans in qan 45 a month bill to MiChi CONflffiVAIlON 9EPT NOTES Oil and qas leases on 105048 acres of state lands will be off ered at auction Auq 7 Living ston county acerage is included Since 1949 more than 1000 was gone several weeks When she came back she vrrz sick Fred questioned her ana found she had been worked to deain at iii ,phews, canninq fruit vegetables etc oie was sic ior some Uma hu next year when the nepiiw camr after her Fred would not lot he qo The nep hew threatened to have Fred ired but nohinq came of it In another case an inmate died A relative iqieed to have 1 Local Mole Frank Boyer and family and Mr3 Emma Fritz of Ann Abior were Sunday guests at he Joosn Boyer home Jack Tester of Detroit, son oi Mr and Mrs George riousn, v, is soloist at the CongL chuich on Sunday The Southeast Marion Farm Bureau were entertained at the Marion town house Saturday by Harry Clay Mr and Mrs Albert Dinkel were in Lansing Monday Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson called at the Albert Dinkei home Sunday Dan Driver and wife of Dexter called at the Edward Spears home Sunday Ernest White and wife oi How ell were Sunday guests at tho Ben White home Mrs Weltha Vail of Horton at the Wm Mercer home Satur day Na 31 Comment The governorship bottfie be ween Sec of State Fred Alger Lt Gov Vandenberg for the fe uWlaari nomination for gov exnor is getting hot, Alger con tinues to chide Vandenberg for ior iailure to declare tor Dsen hower before the conventionAiger declared for Ike a month before he was nominated He says Vandenberq continues to capitalize on the name of the name ot the late Senator Van, denoerg although no relation 10 turn, He threatens to have Arth ur Vandenberq come into Michi qan and speak ior him LETS KEEP FAITH wnrH OUR FOUNOINO FATHERS, SJX MONTHS FROAA NOW, AND BY VOTING EAZH AND ALL OF US DISCHARGE THIS PRlMARV RBPONSlSlUTV AS CITIZENS OF OUR, DESSOCRACK m I deer have been killed by autoes I the funerals his homeland Fred on the highways, Bathers are claminq annoy ance from blood suckers or leeches at bathing beachesThey are harmless and an important part of fish food They may be trapped by puttinq a piece of bloody meat in a fine mesh net keepng beaches clean of weeds and silt will also help Jay Marks, 65, at the Kaama zoo fish hatchery for 35 years is dead, The dept will set deer hunting dates at its Auq 7 8 meetings for the deer season, Special seosons 5pr overbrawsed aread camp permits and reduction in antler lengths will be consider ed 3g conservationists discussed the problem of game lolling by arsenic preparations used on trees by pulpwood companies to loosen ban1, Porcupines will not touch trees so treated Vandalism is raging in Michi gan state parks Equipment is be ing broker and so no of it stolen Headline Fire, a forest fire picture a now n mailable to loan tp groups and organizations Visitors have registered at the Michigan state parks from the Panama Canal Zone and Alas ka JOURNEY INTO DANGER Being one of Uncle Sams di plomatjc couriers is a dangerous job, Lowell Thomasnoted com mentator and traveler,desecribes thriling experiences of a courier who had hair raisinq scraps with Nazis and Communists agreed too J ave he Body there at a certain time This was in the horse an 1 buqqy days and Fred and the undertaker took the body down in a bobsleigh When they qot there no one was home so they unloaded the body and coffin en the porch and left it The county cily us ed to pay 25 a funeral tuen and often the body wo it to the medi cal school I visited the poor farm sever al times years aqo There was a buildinq bac1 of it where the men could smoke This was al so the bath he use At that time Jerry Keatinq Frank Newman Tommy Austin, Jack Walsh, all of whom were Pinckneyites were Communication Catholic It Mar Catholic Church ftoctaey Michigan Rev Fr Albert J Schmitt Paaiof Kimpo Peninsula Korea July 13 H M 3 C A Bauqhn Alberta Dinkel I hone you will excuse my de lay in answerinq your letter as I was waitinq for all the meal which the officers of OES 145 soo thouqhtfulry sent It was a gjdorriBta 0 clever idea much appeciated1 Wowon A corpsman suggested it be sub mitted to a mag azine such as the Readers Digest GO other or ganizations may use it Through my chanqe of adresses the cour ses were often delayed each added tasty supplement to our chow ration I hope you will thank the persons who made the packaqes possible there It was Jerrys duty to see The evennqs mail brought the the men took a bath once1 ja, round robbin letter from the week There was a mentally deficient boy who had been there 30 years Jerry had him get his har monica and he entertained us half an hour The old poor farm was sold some years aqo and a club house at Howe purchas ed for use as a poor house The Joe Griffith family werei involved in an auto accident Friday night They were en route to Detroit and had just had the turn at M 36 and Nine Mile Road this side of Rushton, when they were in collision with v car driven by William Forest t rptroit Forest had sideswip ed a car throwing his out of control The front of the Griffith acr was totally demolished Joan Read Iourney into Danger in mh Matteson suffered a JiSy 27 We rf NewS Grot 611 sr, uww,c,iu,Av and other injuries, was taken Stars and Masons and I thank all who signed itIt is such things that mae a person proud of the oof his neighborly village We are having a heat wave here The last one climaxed an 80 mile qale We hope this one does not leave us flat Sincerely Neil Bauqhn rt f w Summer 6i30, 8KXL 10t00 1140 Winter 800 lQtOO Novenna DeTOfloaet Friday after Noveana Etovoiion Saturday 7J30 to 900 P V Sunday beferrt00 Man Gongregationai Bev Donald flrady paetor Thur, Prayer meeting at the Floyd Fulford and wife of Wayne spene Sunday at the Clifford Miller home Mrs, Fannie Kavanaugh warin Jackson last week, Last week guests of Mrs Jenn ie Deverux were William Dev ereaux and wife of LimaOhio Herb Sneed of Howell under went an operation at University hospita Ann Arbor last Wed Mi ond Mrs Harry Lee have returned trom a 10 aay trip din ing which they visited Alger Lee at Saugatuck and Mr and Mrs Jack Roberts at Sidney Henry Hauck and wife spent the week end in Fortand and at tended a family reunion Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Alma Harris were Mr and Mrs Clarence Walsh of Detroit and Mr and Mrs, William Shehan Donald Clark who has been in Korea the past year is home He has been reassigned k Sioux City, Iowa Mrs, Emma Dinkel and Mrs Dorothy Dinkel called on Mrs Kate Battle who has suffered a heart attack Sunday guests at the Fred There are many angles to the recent Republican convention that are emerging For in stance the demonstrators who staged the demonstrations for Senator Toft and General Eisen hoower were Chicago high school boys and girls who were paid 5 each The same one put on both demonstrations strations merely changing ban ners and badges There were many ways of getting into the convention There were many badges issued reading assistant to about every officer of the con vention The prize ones were the qold ones reading assistant to the chairman, They were the same ones issued to the Demo crat convention in 1948 The big fiqht in the Democrat convention is liable to be over civil riqhts issue with the southi threatening to bolt if one is ad ofrted and the neqroes of the threateninq to do likewise if one is not We dont think the south has anything to fear from a civil riqhts plank The Demo crats adopted one in 1948 but qot nowhere with it The south by aid of conservative Republi cans and the filbuster were able to kill it Even if it did become a law there would be little en torcement in the south, as the states are supposed to enforce the laws themselves It is hard ly possible that the federal gov ernment would scud troops ineo the south as they did right after the civil war when southern ortj ,vs n T i white were disenfranchaised 2E TtaqrL J2 end the negroes qiven he vof were John McGuire and family1 , , ,u flmmflt Dr Steve Brown and wife Bud d 001 tho J18 McKenzfe and wi DeYro, and3 led and carpet bagger rule in tie south ana O C S BAZAAR SAT AUG 2 The OES will hold a bazaar at the Masonic temple Saturday August 2stccrtinq at 1000 A M There will be bofred goods, Fish Pond Fancy Work Rummaqe Sale, White Elephant BoothPar cc Post Booth Luncheon served from 11 to 2 All invited church 800 Sundap 1030 SermonGrow ina Grace Sunday school 1130 No choir practise until Sept Sat,Youth for Christ meeting at Hartland Music Hall Rev James Lowden world traveller, speaker with music by Shirley Brower, Fenton harpist and Jimmie Steinson 12, Byron trumpeter Mennoiiite the James Whitley family Lee Lavey, Mrs Seve OBrien and Mrs Mae Metz called on Mrs Lee Lavey at Stjoe hospit al Ann Arbor Sunday One Campbell went to Span ow hospital, Lansing Saturday, for a checkup and he and Mrs Campbell spent the week end at the Carl Lentz home caused the solid south which endures to ths day rarv wnnonwe uuirch Bra Beach Pastor ure Americfcm Weeklyexcusiive ly with Detroit Sunday Times CARD OF THANKS I wish ot extend my sincere thanks to all those who sent me cards and flowers and visited me while I was in the hospital Their kindness will always b MARRIAGE LICENSES remembered Jynn Hendee j Wallace Glover ,22, Fowler yille, Gloria Grill 21 Fowler ville Bob Baker,23 MundeInd Xlyce Dietz 23 Muncie Lylc White 19, Howell Shirley Har yey, 16, Fowlerviller Anthony Carusi, 34 Fowerville Lucille Tea 19, Fowlerville Mark Nash and wife ottend ed the farm bureau meeting Sun day a the Fred Fritch home at Lake Chemunq Lee VanHom and wife of Lor Anqees Calii, called at the Chfford VanHom borne fast to St Joe hospital Ann ArborAf ter examination she was abte to come home Mr and Mrs, Griffith and daughter, Charon received cuts and bruises MARRIED m INDIANA Carolyn Jarlowski of Pinckney and Ray cuH of Dertoit were married in Indiana July 10 4H NOTES The Rush Lake 4 H girls met Ooiv ev S Supt Waller Ech IlnmiDo WonUp , 1000 Sioay School 12 00 Children Hoar 145 Young Peoples Meeting TOO Cottnot Foflowialp Senrk Wedneday Ml ra 30 voice men capella choorus of Middiebury Ind will sing at 1030 a m July 27 At 730 pm Menno Chupp of Sturgis will show relief pictures of Ethiopia The events in the farm evict ion riots in Lapetrr county are far from over and episode follow episode, After tLe eviction oi Mrs,Elizabeth Stevens last week ,,,, the state police withdrew and so Albert Shirley spent Sunday aia ine bneiUi aua his deputiee ttie Doyle Templeton home in Qnd the Flint fireman who had F01 moved on the farm The embat Mrs Clare Palmer spent last d farmers reappeared threw Tuesday and Wednesday at the tinmans furniture out in Herb Palmer jr home in Flint e Ioad and moved Mrs Ste Mr and Mrs Lewis Britsch ot last Wednesday with Mrs Thorn1 d00hiJ3re Sunday as Bonner toiwork on 4 H flower 9W of Her, tacny ana fa projects We elected two newuv He eowed pictures of Ger Mr and Mrs Dimitri Busoff of othcersCaroJ Greryct, music Chicago are visting at the Ad dolph1 Harmtm home Two years aqo they were displaced per sons sponsored bv Rev Brady and lhe Conql They now have good jobs in Chicaqo and are on vacation While here they made a S40 donation to the Conq 1 church Norman Weaver who has own ed a cortaqe a Patterson Lake since 1924 died at his home in Detroit July 5 He was frequent visitors at Livinqeoa Lodqe Williamston will put on a Show Boat entertalnmen there on the Cedar River July 30 en titled Cdtton Picfcer Minstrels, anyone wishing atryout write Lee Mlflor box 74 WUlicanston derector Peqcry Smith, record er We meet aqin nen Wed nesday Peqqy Smithrecorder 66th FOWLERVLLE FAIR The Fowlerville Fair is July bO o Augu rdThe days proqrams are as follows Wed Show 4 H Ridinq and Tractor CubsChildrens Day with frer ,s Wrestlinq bouts lcensei bv state athletic com Thur 1 Cat Harness races and stac EIOW by Barnes Carr uthes Crmpcny Sunday Staples All Star Ro deo Admission free parking and grand stand charge Ball gamesiThur, WebbervMe man relief work at the church Floyd Esch and wife and Ann Mable Kihner were Sunday guests at the Walter Esch home in Barton Hills Harriet Schroeder, Maxine Wil soon, Wanda Stapleton and Ken neth Darrow spent 13 days at Youth Village near White Piq eon Ann KUmer brought them back July 19 , LoisluciUe and Bertie Beachy and George Darrow spent a weefc at Little Eden Camp near Onekama Jtev Beachy brought them home luhr 19 The ball game Friday between Brighton and Pindcncy was rain vt Howell Friday Stockbfidge d outPlndme jptais Hamburg Vs Perry, winner Saturdar ftlday a 906 p m Tom Howe and family were Sunday quests at the Carl Lentz home in Lansing Miss Druscilla Murphy and Mrs Madeline Roche Ann Ar bor are spendinq he week in Traverse City Mrs Eleanor Ledwidqe is in the upper peninsula with the Hu ert Ledwidqe family Gus Ledwidqe pitched one qame for Ann Arbor of a double at Lansinq Sunday aqainst the CIO and won The Gerald and Ambrose Ken nedy families of Howell called at the Irvin Kennedy home Sun day The Merlin Amburqey fam lip were in Ann Arbor Saturday The Ronnie Hoskins family of Detroit spent the week end at the Robert Ackley home Mr3 Irvin Kennedy and Mrs Lucille Fohey were in Ami Arbor Thursday r Mrs Dorothy Boyer and Mrs Mark Caner and children of Wa ton, West Virqinla are visitinq visitinq at the Georqe Meabon home Over 100 people attended he White Shrine picnic Sunday at the Harold Porter home at Por teqe Lake Sunday Mr and Mrs Dewey Smith of Ann Arbor called a tthe Frank Aberdeen home Sunday The Robert Read family spent last week at Niaqar Falls and in the Thumb The L J Henry family Keith Bradbury and wife and Earl Kim bier and wife spent last week at Douglas Lake Mrs Megan AtLee bae return ed home from th Gladwin hoe pttaL i v en back in again Mrs, Stevens is siU in a Bad Axe hospital suit ering from injuries received when she was dragged off her larra by the heels by sheriffs deputies The sheriff says he ie all done and if there is any more evicting the state police will have to do it 8 of his dep uUes were hurt in the battle, in meantime the state bar assoc iation has started diebarment proceeding against Waiipr EM tes Lansing attorney for the farmers Prosecutor Erwin of Howell has been named to draw up the bricks The mayor of Lapeer has aked the FBI to step in to see if the riots are Communist inspiied There axt many angles to the case Although the defunct insurance company had over 6000 stock holders all bui 204 paid their assessment Their farms were ordered sold, Mrs, White, a law yer bid them all in ior 13 500 has not been able to get poe ession A group offered to buy the farms and return them to the farmers but Mrs White want 50,000, Mrs Stevens assess ment was 172 and Ziegenhardl Bros 210 WILL HAVE CHErfUM I wQl go north after sweej cherries next week ond soMff one the following weekGot your orders in now W H Meyer, phone 44F12 Ludus Wilson in HedsaMrit hospital HoustonTeKas, with pal to ie betterHe can move hie mm Jfei2 id v JziL MMTC8 Wednesday, July 2B 1952 Jri ni no iiJ i k c V O 2 Nefefcooruie ffrea X lioui HoMU, , Lsea caught lire MrsClyde Sibley, wife oi the ief aier li Ibeatei e 1 e A At lhi recent aohpo mseing0 Hcbuq rtriet Na 1 approved ,Aj3uQ0Q bond issue to ouile a 3 room, sooL in technicolor enitgrjal thst Sun wlitvirftAeylathJer Friday Saturday July 25 Two Features Susan Hayward, Ror Calhoun to see all oi show tk at th by 838 WITH A SONG IN MY HIABTU MW ,jtOV ENDS THREEYEAR SEARCH FOR EFFICIENT GRAIN and BEAK DRYER Fo three years, Harold Gremel, rWon County farmer, searched forabetter way to dry his beans and small grains Then, with sQme help from Edison Farm Service Advisors be successfully developed this electrically powered dryer that enables him to handle six to seven thousand bushels of beans and grain per season Result He can harvest when his crops are ready and cut down weather losses This, means higher prices on the market s Mr GJrejBl farmg 37acres offlandlp in beairfs, jn srnalloT 5 ireets , And rriilkt a nerd oipmjf securitQterfoMiB oaiAflafl eiearitijS Service Rivisor r sr Good wiring is always important S always ewh your farm Srvie Advisor for hi rommndations, DETROIT Tne Brighton Argus has raised J susOplioiirates Local 250 a vyeaj out of town 3Q0, The City oi Brighton has let the connect to kuld the Main St, r fridcje to Jutted Kelly ol Dear tbou formm J mmm Bennett and otimtoprq JJuly 12 a girl, Jz Amrong of Fowlerville Ivr,r aMP iudge a the rigcmggcite Fair this year, 7Jgia board of educat ion is defendant in a law suit brought fey tfife Stone and Bene diet district schools over ound ary lines 7 1 2,650 voters ore now registered in the City of Howell, The following from this county will be inducted in thearmy orf Thursday Verne Clark, Bill Van Blaricumjoe Jeffreys Jrm LaPrad Wm Reitano Neter Thompson Alfred Ferris, David, BoyseIvan Render Robert McClinchey, Chester Hlckmott Jarnes c0u sins Virgil BillerJames Deutsch Jack Howard 19, and Sylves te Salva 20 were convicted of m murder of Anthony Dedard 4 fellow inmate at Cassidy La,1 iii circuit court at Ann Arbor last week The Dexter fire dept has a 1000 gallon tank truck Editor Thurber of the South Herald in Camp McCoy, Wis for two weeds training He is a reservist 6ARABWE WljllAMS alee ROSE QT giARRON A Stop W iartor r Jack BeL ,Mala Pow r4f1ddAUlIlicnns W YEArlS BEFORE YOUR Take you back xO years o even of fcbai period Sund Robert Cununlng fiatkfcva Hale Sun in BOO Monday July 27 23 WB D19Ion 7 THE FIRST TLMF OQTUMII Sunday Monday July 27 28 Mat Sun,, 230 p au cent great picture oi all WITH A SONG IN MY in Itchsicdler s wits Sussan Hayward Ray Calh David Wayne Haws ant Curtcc WA1T T1LNSUN SHm W,d y 2 3W in technicolor , with Jean Peters Hugh Marlowe Ttie Wed ThurJuly 2 aft J WREN IN ROMir A Citeij Atatriyj Van Johnson and Paul Doi V SeVk on Iheir TOM LURE OF THE WIUEHNSScomedy K fJ ID Unutontm cartoon Coming The Winning Team j Girl in White The Wild Heart Lee llieater WHFTMOIE LAIR MJCH j Sylu liieatei apveJtY Friday Saturday July 25 26 GOBS XWDVGiRLS A food CoaM4y ftarflr Bernard Bros Cahy Downs and Barbara Hutton lw and Cartoi Sunday Monday Jury 27 28 J 1 0G i 3 i adiK Rural Family Gets Michigan 4 1 Two Millionth 2S ears Ago Mrs Madtlise Bowman Asch niaenner died in Detroit July ,1 j0, ShQ leaves her, husgand, a daughter, her parents and a 1 brother , Hazel Springer 18, of Ann Ar bor drowned at Strawberrry Lake Sunday Friday Saturday July 25 26 toubi fectus James Stewart in CARABINE WILLIAMS wtth Jean Haaen OKLAHOMA ANNIE to color A Miutoat ttttrt Judy Canova John Russell GranVWtraers tandor tkow 1 f 4 cartoon and si I Tuenc Wed ThurJuly 29 3a MA ANJ PAiXEXTLE AT LeoGorcevand Bowenr HERE COMES THE MARINES with Huntz Hall Sunday Monday July 27 28 LYLA BAiLfeY in technicolor with Dale Robortson Anne Francis and William Marshall and James Best XicyHS EtetettSMOttder the shows 715 905 St Marys picnic is August 91 Featured Living in a Metrop Coming Pat and Mike Ranch Notorioi Btsva Michigan TielV two millionth telephone h placed in the farm home of Clifford and Sylvia Pond by Intaller William R Mugford Whh telephone line reaching out to more and mote farms each year, 7 out of 10 rural establishments hi Michigan noW hive telephone eervjee compared with 3 out of 10 is 1945 5 L XHERE were important goiBgon7lsw3t thSffarm horned WainifrirClirToi4 Pond of Holt, a pleasant and prosperous mral community Jiear LaBm , Atelephone was insulled in tlwir hotne, a letephonetisheawlth tfieie words i i X Ball game Donovanheckers of Ovvosso vs Pratt df Dunn of Ann Speaker S E Doyle of Public Utilites and Fred Green of Ionia Toastmaster Jay P, Sweeney Soloists Genevieye Smith Dunn, Jackson Dan Noek er Hamburg St Marys band of Jackson will play ,,, Mr and Mrs, Mylo Kenler e 1 teftained the Rev and MrsMay croft Friday night in behalf of the choir Total Pinckney school expen ditures last year were 8,86826 the lowest in the county Mrs Laura Burgess Johnson Hqrl MUler were married in JDetroit on July 20 , Atthe Rush Lake Congl pic nk the ball game was betwiste tjha men and women The men vwpn Z to 20 Stanley Dinkel patchedVfor the men and Alta 0 fiJtar Meyer the women Fowlervtlle m a iioodoo fcrc PinGkney in basebglL They beat them 1he second ttme Sunday 11 to 8 Barteries for Pinckney Gp oi BwwnFowtervlSte Glov er d Eisele Dcdias Cox Maurice Kelly W on an auto trip north Novely N olis ews Cartoon Tues Wed ThurJuly 29 30 31 ly l SCRAMOUCHE in technicolor Stewart Grrmger Eleanor Park, erjanei Lelgh,Mel Ferrer Henry Wilcoxon Nina Foch lewis Stone Richard Anderson v Novelty News Cartoon Hawa ATOtti J iater S tcfctar , Micoiga Friday Satuiipr1 July 25 26 7ERmG EXPffcsS 0mrmmftfe b China Awful Tooth rling for Robei 11111 ,, , ,,,, tJ Sunday Tuesdavy JuJy 27 28 SWOWfeTE I THE SrEN DWAUFS in technicolor DUneye All Cartoon Picture Tmhom Troubadoft 3J Newsl tlnoHes a Cockeyed Won der Texas Carnival Snake River Desperadoes 61 r A aCL L, , t i trrj Sl IA 6 3oa C5 lie Q eiew zcz SA wri D eiV dl c nei tnxw olrrV saee2iT tbcnoT9i rS TWOMiUfONtH TELEPHONti ,w AHCHdAN BE1L TELEPHONE COMANV c MrUndK CLirroRD PON HOVTpiCH,JULY 161li2 J o v ov rr Village of Pinckney Rl Estaie arn Ptfsoaal mi are noiy 7 eras andwitt h tcf crnyiinv9 EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATUWY r NOTICE I Thi 4elerihene an iniprtnt pew rnenaWt ei the P6n4 famH Tr unites Cliffordnd SaOvin Pefe Wiffr their three daiihter five prandhTIdett and MrPonds parqis, 11 Itving iA nqb0hanltie8 within the sajipft local tcltfpQnfecanaxejr , ,v L r wifle rngthcnin ramHy tiespdniftwofmllionth ietifeietfnAsa symbolof your telephone com phys rjglhthe kind of sXrepgfch heeded to Jturnh ivlthntdaLientaAo everviltfy liie 47 iears Ag Rev Famam has resigned as pastor of the Gregory Baptist 4cEucrcn AT MY REffiDENCE AT 845 EAST PUTNAM ST, NCKNEY HK KTNQLP Vflkxgr Tre xanwej YOUR NEW CAR As you listen to the caH of the open road or new car becomes , t EstabUsW ia8i VMpwated itl Jtfiss Honorah F6hey will read more tempting very day Whn a paper at the Teachers lnstitutei you decide tofbuy get it ontlie xrsTu, TC MtCHAN BriL at Ann Arbor July 18 The Misses Swarthout have started an ice cream parlor in their rooms below he opera house, Bernard flenn has resigned best possible terms for cash by using the convenient economical, financing plan offered fry thffajejyija your auiding word bank You will he surprsed howprgnip tly and readily our plan cani r I Pit ONI COMPANY Zsi j iioofg s rrc x Slot brio vat JflJiWii SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER Sf3J en robodR ST5rV , t fcx We dan Bag cs Michigan Central reportput into operation and how clerk at DetroH and will enter nicely it will work out for you, the medical dept a the U of J Full information will be given gn M this fail , jreauest v Methodist church lawn social atvH B Gardner home on July THE FBRfT NATONAt BAN1 V MCPHERSON Slate BANK ,TAJONGt imip iiAWfctSF1 fu Pan tpcu t0xj Mcay smart travej iBwith a good program v T MM OKI io,rnif nnA AOS CORESSIONAL i ,f GEORGE P D93 r iffilici nn Brighton and Anderson base bail teams play ball her Sat urday The nuckeHberry haryesl iti now on in full swing S E Swarthouts children hare chicken pox The Putnam Hamburg Farrri Club meet at the Peter Cbni way home Saturday The foil 4vMngare on the,programMrs t ZJD1 vr 2Mte aitf evom noo eriietc Vft PSONl 47 IWAKD w oh4 tiffin r 4ov Uu Fleet Adda Kice Flotencev An flrews WiI Ifash, Mrs jTrfartDilCaaLSittW 6mdjV Ivjre Gw Hall v roba bnr, fcMDiS IrrjTdiewg ViIJ NaslL Mrs, VbU ncaf Km h J17wienhKnn von fnder Federal SUmfii Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Depoait Injuiei Up tol,QP for fiach Depoaitor eler3 put projection in,their pock t byJttttoir in convert thefct troyeljgjjjn Aniercan B Itostf chegiies fife sateiQuiclf re teSmjiii or tfceftNo idewflcdnTWufred other than Vdnr sicmcrfee0Tuirt one of the many servicem cir Wank An Sam J Mli FOR AtDcdry Egvtecnent 4 10 gaUon mttt cans, Uce new Hooded dcirf pjnj, nUk strainer cream jwpetttfgr, fttsa tgnlc dairy water ratar, Aopjh unit milk cckr wilitttoy ax rVank1ca0Tfcer 4067 0,000 in t toft rmwe 0 VST 3to fdays Tf n6t pleased vu c back M, oV sim jbe repjacejd by heal , Jc Doe CowHteevMful MiMsjssTepUi Rang tegwlar Mw 06f thflgrt SytteK Completely Initetleel e Cfitneen of Wife ALL THRU OR ONLY WUW V ACT NOW OFFER EXPIRES O N F S RO A Y 2 9, 19 52 YOU IT big teeuttfut ran featuring the tote tfcne work MvUf conveniences YOU 00 e wttwrth Phllgei system completely mtfeiUd at yHr VOi eiT twe tysmSors ef Phases t ne extra SEE US TODAY pHilga I THI AttrOtrOS I0CI Hockey Swarthoat From where I sit Jy Joe Marsh mm1mmmmmm MeAdvising a Banker I The Missus and I were invited to dinner over at Balesville the other night I sat next to a banker from Jhe state capital Mighty rice country youve got down there, he says Dont be surprised, if I come to live there myself Tn a few years I plan to get away from everybody, buy a farm and juaAtoke it easy Well, I tSrhim, wed like to have you But when someone plans to buy a farm and take it easy he often winds up working harder than ever It takes work to run a farm right no matter how many minds you can afford to hint, And from where I sit, I coll tinued, you wont get awa from people either Neighbors ar plenty important in a farming community whether its helping one nothet out or just friendly visiting over sociable glass of beer Hard worl and neighbors dropping in alt the time he asks, looking at we over his glasses Then he smiles anf says, Sounds wonderful Youw just sold me on a farm1 Copyrigh1952, Untied States Brewers Fomdatij New Side walls Give YOUR BOMB NEW BEAUTY Flimkote Insulated Sidings in Brick, Shake, Shingle or Stone designs go right over old sidewails give new Beauty to old homes Savings in fuel, paint and maintenance soon ply for this home improvemem Ask for free estimates DEALERS NAME Dealers Address Phone Number A vi w Established 1939 A pppHW 1 StTHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, July 23 1952 RENOMINATE JAMES GARDNE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS ifc Dear Fellow Ameriej Of The time has cobs xor US, is Americans, to reestablish the rights for which we stand to reassert our inalienable rights to human dignity, selfrespect, selfreliance to be again the kind of people who made America sjveat Upon this philosophy and the following 10 points, I am basing my campaign for election to Congress in the 6th District 1 A realistic, friendly bat firm foreign policy 2 A constitutional limit on federal taxes 3 A return of morality, fidelity, and honesty in government 4 The conservation of all natural resources 5 A safe balance between military and domestic spending 6 The preservation of state rights and limitation of the fed eral government to specific Jaxes 7 A sound agricultural program free of present socialistic policies, and prevention of top soil erosion through head water flood control 8 A return to government based on fact, for the common good rather than political expe diency 9 A realization that there is no substitute for mutual coop eration and honest production of consumers goods to attain real prosperity, and the return to a sound national economy 10 Finally, I believe that fUh and unity are the hallmarks of Americas future and, the salvation of the civilized worldwe must face the fact hat a bankrupt nation offers o man security of any kind I invite you to join me in my eiforts, to put this philosophy and program into practice Sincerely, James Gardner 816 Detroit St, Flint Pol Adv Lawrence Gehringer FOR SHERIFF Republican Ticket Two Yean Deputy SheiU Two Years Deputy Sheriff Five Years Under Sheriff My Experience Makes Me m 0mdino Candidate for this OfficeYOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT APRECIATED Tem24 Hour Service Bqmes as low as 275 complete material and labor Select bet natural now colors and Patterns Home and Barn Roofing WILLIAM DAVIS The Dale Miller family spent last week at Hous, Lalse Mr and Mrs Aiiier Thsnan of Flint were Sun guests at the Robert Pike Lome The Dr, Walter Mereer family of East Lansing and Wm Mercer and wife called at the Dr McGregor ham in Brighton Saturday Adrian deBoom For Four Years you have had honest sincere and capable representation in the State Legis krture Renominate Utaie Repres emotive Adrian deBoom Aug51952 in Republican Primaries Youll be voting for a highly Qutftifibdk Experienced Legisla tor STAIiUY DINKEL Republican Candidate for SHERIFF President of Village of Pinckney Supervisor of Putnam Township CAP1ABLE COURTEOUS QUALIFIED I Will Sincerely Appreciate Your Support at the Primary Election Tuesday, August 5th THE BIG ISSUES TO BE MET BY EVTftY VOTER We must find a remedy for work stoppage Technical schools iore teaching that the incentive pro fit sharing system is the coming thing, Jfaht now it has been eagerly accepted m many in dustries wherein everybody ben fits Tax exemption will speed the early adoption of the incent High takes, resulting from corr ive sharing system, upt banking laws Othe biggest hington scandal are anoth er aurce of work stoppage We carl reducte these unnecesscu1 trad barriers to free enterpisei byexpanding the lawful or hon1 CARL B FLYNN Republican est part of our money system thereby lessening danger of nat ional bankruptcy For national security we must press for air supremacy and a consistent fof eign policy Get behind these big issues with a man to etrese themand we wont have a wef going on that we axe afraid e win CONGRESSIONAL Representative in Congn 6th District vote for not more them one Through Prayer We Can Change tho Worfd 1 fxl CARL B FLYNN em1 AUCTIONI JULY 26, 1p 4810 Burgess Rd V2 mile west of Burgess School 10 miles southwest of Howell From Howell take Pinckney Rd to Schafer Rd Chubbs Corners 2 miles west on Schafer Rd then south one mile to Burgess Rd then west to farm , ,, , v v Watch Auction Arrow IjJJINSA DUANE MEYER, Auctioneer P1IOXE HOWELL 1219Jt tfto 26 HEAD TESTED HOLSTEIN CATTLE Holetein Cow, 4 yn Milking, Bred to freshen, Jan 6 Islstein Coif, f jru Milking, Bred le freshen, Jan 17 S olstein Heifer, 2 w, Milking, Open m a obtein Cow, 5 yri Milking, Bred to frtahea, Dee 30 i Holstein Heifer, yr Milking, Open Holetein Cow, 7 yn Milking, Bred to freshen, Feb 16 Holetein Heifer, I yn, Milking, Bred to freshen Jen 8 Holstein Heifer, I jnH Milking, Bred to freshen Jan 3 olatein Cow, 8 yrs Milking, Bred to freshen Dee 10 Botatein Cow, I yrs Milking, Pasture grd Holstein Cow, I ynu, Milking, Bred to freshen Feb 33 Holstein Cow, 4 vr Milking, Pastors bred oerBsey Cow, I yn, Milking, Brett to freshen Dee n N Holstein Heifsri 19 mosH Pasture bred Holstein Heifer, 18 mosM Pasture hrtd Holstein Heifer, SO moe Pasture bred Holstein Heifer, 19 mos Pasture bred Holstein Heifer, 16 mo, Open Holstein Heifer, 14 mos Open T Holstein Heifer, 18 mos Open Rotstsm Heifer, 15 mos, Open Holstein Heifer, 13 mos, Open Holstein Heifer, 12 mos, Open olatein Hfifer, 12 mos, Open olstein Heifer, 13 mos, Open rv olstein Heifer, 12 mos Open olstein Heifer Calf, 8 weeks old folstein Bull, 15 mos old m 500 CHICKENS fc 500 White Rocks, 12 weeks old I Bleetna Brooders ir 11 HOGS Uss, 9 weeks old ifHAY 500 Bales CloVer Hay Round v 400 Bales Alfalfa String it Milking Equipment 4 Milk Uns , 68 Can Eseo Milk Cooker 2 Unit DeLaral Milker Wash Tubs double Hot Water Heater Pails, Strainers, Etc Farm Toels Equipment 1946 Ford Ferguson Tractor 1946 Ford Ferguson Double Dili Ford Tractor Pulley J 947 Ford Ferguson 3Seetion Harrow lack Hawk Corn Planter John Deere Corn Binder John Deere Cultisseker Double McCpmick Grain Binder John Dears Push Loader John Dears Side Rake r D B Tractor Spreader en Rubber OliTer M4 Plows Steel Wheel Wagon D B 9M Hammer Mill T Feeding Rssk Hog Feeder, Water Tani Quantity Icrap Iron Fork ShoTeU, Garden Tools Jewelry Wagon Many, many other articles 5W iy TERMS 1012 months on bankable notes at 6ft interest Mrs ANTHONY ROACH, Vernon State Bank RALPH KOEPELE, Clerk ,1m t 4 m fcfe ,s 2KlfPP H 1 A k 5 iUKliE y 1 THE PWCPET DISPATCH WUfcfiay, July 23 19S2 wr view L VOGUE DRAPERY SHOP First in Quality First in Service Better Draperies and Slipcovers for Better Homes Renew your old furniture and preserve your new with slipcovers Our Morocco Cloth, plain or choice prints in fabrics or modern design t SPECIAL FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY s CHAIRS, single cujftuon 52350 DAVENPORTS, three cushion 3950 V Telephone 728 This fabric is preehnmk and fast color Samples furnished on request 1209 South University PETERS SAUSAGE COMPANY 4RESH MEATS Over 55 Years WHOLESALE CURTIS RESTAURANT , 227 East Summit rrv The name of this wholesale company is wellknown to the stock raisers in this section Its modern plant is open to the public for in spection It pays farmers and stock raisers top market prices It provides fresh and superior meats to the small retail trade thus serving the public in a double capacity It merits the patronage and support of all in this section who Phone 22507 desire the best and have local interests at heart A wholesale meat concern such as Peters Sausage Co, is essential to the progress and growth of the community In this review of some of the leading businesses we compliment the management on the continuous high quality of its products which aie so familiar to us, and wish it continued success GLENANN SHOPPE Maternity Wear, Nurses Waitresses Uniforms a Specialty 1135 East Huron Every garment at the GlenAnn Shoppe possesses individuality, beauty, styleall the qualities that lend attractiveness to the wearer Reasonable price markings bear witness to the fact that the correct fashions have no price penalties here Dresses in sizes 9 to 15, 12 to 20, and half sizes from 14 to 24 V2, await your selection MATERNITY dresses embody Phone 8185 ing smartness and comfortNURSES and WAITRESSES uniforms lingerie and sportswear form an eyecatching display at this everpopular shoppe In behalf of the management we invite our readers to stop in and inspect the fine stook on hand You are sure to find something you like CHICKEN IN 207 South Main Street It 19 indeed a treat to eat at the Curtis Restaurant in Ann Arbor Chicken in the Rough is its specialty where Every Bite A Tender Delight is no exaggeration Here you will find an excellent cuisine and courteous quick service Breakfasts, luncheons, and complete dinners in a homelike atmosphere airconditioned for your comfort, are prepared to your taste THE ROUGH Phone 23767 Curtis Restaurant food i3 an epicures delight Its wholesome food is a payment on your healfh installment plan Bring the wLde family Youli enjoy the oldfaiioned hospitality and delightful sunoundings of this favorite restaurant And, too, prices suit your budget , For a zeal treatremember Curfis Restaurant is the place to eat LOUIS TRAMONTIN T1LETERRAZZOCEMENT WORK J DIETZELS SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 109 East Washington Phone 20234 When it comes to shoes, QUALITY, FIT, and SERVICE are three things of major importance Thats where Diettels Shoe Store comes in For years they have carried the highest quality shoes to be found anywhere They make sure that the shoes they sell fit correctly They offer best service with their modern store and its fine shoe fitting facilities Dietzels Shoe Store cordially invites our many readers to visit their tine store They trust the their service, style, and modest prices will permit you to favor them with your patronage The best way we know to have you realize the finest values obtainable in footwear, is to have you stop in at Dietzels on your next shopping trip to Ani Arbor You will agree that this store offers everything desirable in family footwear and at withinthebudge prices 715 Barton Drive A most complete selection of designs in floor and wrJ ffie 3 offered by Louis Tram ,tin I4J many colors are suitable fo use in your kitchen, bathroom, or basement playroom Stores, offices and reception rooms are made particularly attractive by its use It adds personality and is famous because it is so easily maintained and is so durable jW t iii Phone 20649 For QUIET end RESILIENCY, the smart owner will arrange to add the TEE THEME to his home or office It will reflect his good taste For these reasons, we invite our readers to call this firm which is equipped for quick and espert installation service ESTIMATES will be cheerfully given without obligation THE K R J HEALTH STUDIO SWEDISH MASSAGEBATHSSLENDERIZING 324 East Liberty This studio is offering an invaluable health service to the people of this area Its Swedish Massage treatments have great corrective effects in relief of many human f ailments and nervous disorders I Phone 26428 oat every detail of correct mas age Ws wish to recommend this tudio to our many readers a worthy of consideration Doctor reerral cases are accepted Besides Swedish Massage, cab FISCHER HARDWARE GLASSWARE vtilNNERWARE KITCHENUTENSILS ELE71R1C SUPPLIES APPLIANCES One of Ann Arbors Finest Gift Departments 221 East Washington Phone 23295 They help to stimulate circulation inet baths and a complete contourIn this business review of Anning and physical conditioning Arbor, we are pleased to cgmpli course may be had Slenderizing ment the management K W jeatments with no strenuous diet Jewell is a graduate of the College I ing are also offered Trraiments of Swedish Massage, Chicago, are subject to appointment HI He is well qualified to carry WESTYS SPEEDWAY SERVICE The housewife will surely find what she needs in the Fischer Hardware store Its departmentsf are conveniently arranged for her easy sele on Kitchen supplies in the lasJ models and designs are on 1 asplaf Every item has 1 been 0 eluly chosen with the homem in mind I You will marvel at this stores complete gift assortment It carries just about everything to meet the knowing eye For a small or larger gift, the wise buyer hies herself to Fischers where variety and price win highest approval from the shoppers in Ann Arbor and vicinity h J j J ii Sewing Machine Sales and Service DOMESTICPFAFFELNA 304 North Fourth Aye phone 24787 BOYERS MARINE SALES 1730 Warren Ave out Miller Rd Phone 27272 Home sewing for mothers make tt possible for you to stretch the family budgetyour dollars go further Your own wardrobe, as well as the childrens, and decorative home accessories will be much more extensive if you have o good sewing machine at your disposal This firm offers the people of Ann Arbor and surrounding communities complete sales and service facilities for NEW AND USED sewing machines New machines include such fa mous makes as DGMESTIC, PFAFF, and ELNA, all equipped for your particular needs Service and repair work on ail types of machines form another part of their service The management has an excellent background in tris field and also is prepared to con vert your old type sewing machine to electrical operation They also carry a fine supply of replacement parts Inspect this firms tine models, both new and used, at your earliest opportunity SYlrfoNS BROS COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS 1621 South State St Phone 22583 Thie wholesale concern in Ann hat an extensive patronage ijtko area It it a modern supply with its everincreasing conducted along profines ts high quality proAd topiervice rate it as a r It ded exclusively in the nejiisiBi Merchants, ccdU fTf are ewe that BflflML The memaaement hae the merchants interests at heart which accounts for its popularity This firm merits your continued liberal support and thanks you for your past patronage It is anxious to serve you continuously and weM and in its behalf we extend an invitation to the retail grocers in our area to call them tor your needs, our order will receive prompt attention I A responsible boat dealer who knows boats, motors and the surrounding waters is an asset to any eomraunrty His nelp can prove invaluable and he is interested in serving you from year to year, whether it be a new boat, motor or marine supplies Boyers Marine Sales can show you models which maintain nign popularity year after year They handle the EV1NRUDE motors, and quality boats, th PETERBOROUGH made ift Peterborough, Canada, and 1346 North Main St Of ceurse, the chiei feature of the service that this station affords, is to supply high grade gasoline, motor oils, and greases to motorists When you patronize this popular station, you not only receive superior products but a free inspection of battery, tires, and various tiouble points A thorough lubrication job or a quick tire change, form another part of Westys Speedway Service Phone 9423 The management understands your needs and is ever ready to serve you courtec iy All attendants maintain thr ame high stand ard of service wiih me result that it IB always pleasant to do business with them It is appropriate in this review to commend the management on its unsurpassed service and to extend an invitation in its behalf to our readers Stop in for REAL SATISFACTION MODERN APPLIANCE COMPANY of Ann Arbor PLYCRAFT moulded boats made j in Mahone Bay, Canada j Sportsmen will also find a com plete stock of fishing supplies inJ including rods, reels, etc, marine hardware, liiesaving equipment, beach accessories, in fact items too numerous to rnentien The best thing to do is to stop in at Boyers Marine Sales and see their fine display It is worthy of your early inspection We are happy to refer this outstanding Marine Sales to you in our business review KURTZ BUILDING COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2 Jefferson Court Specialists in the construction of many homes and projects in this area, we are particularly pleased to tell you of the fine craftsmanship which has been put into the many fine new residences and larger undertakings by this reliable firm, the Kurtz Building Co, who are proud to have taken part in the expansion program of this area This firm has placed its faith in Ann Arbor and vicinity and looks forward to further serving its peo Phone 6714 pie The progress of this section is its chief concesn and it is always pleasant to do business with them Better Homes make fot better living conditions This firms business therefore, is very important Why not arrange to talk over your building plans with them They can advise you best and offer you the most for your money In times when you must make your dollar gg further, there is no better firm to see 115 East Liberty St Dont do things the hard way Visit the Modern Appliance Co of Ann Arbor and see the laborsaving devices available to the busy housewife and mother If you need a new toaster, iron, cleaner, stove, washing machine, or other item especially designed to alleviate the work of ,the householdthen this is your shopping center Youll like the fine display arrangements as well as the cour teous and prompt service accorded each customer Phone 23286 If you are a new bride or a bride of many years, the management welcomes you to its line showing of improved homo helps Whether you desire just one iem or wish to plan an entire kitchen, ,we are pleased to tell you that this firm has an adequate stock on hand to mee4 your needs Of special interest to many in the rural areas is the completo stook of refrigerator, freezers, and electric ranges which merit your inspection ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY MOTOR REPAIR AND REWIND 2450 West Stadium Blvd Phone 23166 This progressive firm has a modern establishment that is second to none in this area It has been in the electrical motor business for years and has rendered the public faithful and dependable service It is highls regarded by the people of this district Electric Service Co specializes in all kinds of rewinding and repairs on motors lie staff of com petent men are specialists in this field They will efficiently rebuild, recondition, or rewind electrical motors of all types Their plans give the patron the satisfaction of knowing that his job of the re wound or repaired motor makes it as good as new In this review, our congratulations to the management of this dependable firm It merits your continued patronage K , T t y w I WJPHilllWPILW1 11ui yigfifjiiiiii wmmmmmm t OTWA3CH Wednesday, July 23 18 f A t u v A ifri iJ , JJ rffc fti L Drygoods 0 Goods hoes v vr Gents Furnishing Lingerie Kennedy Store c a Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class nattex at postodfloe Act oi March 6, Jdo Wesley Reader Kenneth Matt eson and Bob Meabon are on a fishing trip to northern Mich Mr and MrsWUliam Jeffrey daughter Mary Ana Joe Jeffreys and Joan Wheeler spent the week end in northern Michigan Mrs Lee Lavey underwent an operation at St Je nospita in Arm Arbor last week Her moth er, Mrs Steve OBrien of Bunk er Hill is staying at the Lavey home here Pfc Paul Burroughs is home from Korea and expects assign ment to FtKilmer, NJ Pvtjcanes1 Burroughs of Ft Riley, Kansas and wife also spent Sunday at the Wm, Burroughs home Dr and Mrs L, W Ketcham California are visiting at the W A Ketcham and Sylvester Marr homes Mr and Mrs Stanley Lusty Lusty iMarie Thressa Kelly Jot Dexter aaUed at the Dispatch, office Monday Mr and Mrs Bert Pettit of De troit were Sunday guests of the George Roush family Born to Mr and Mrs Norman VanBkxricum at Gibson Mater ernity home, Howell Sunday, a daughter The Misses Dorothy taVey and Geraldine Molier iore flying back from California this week The Misses Charlotte and Lor etta Green of Chicago, 111, are visiting their nephew, Lei and Grant and family Mrs Clara Kennedy and iam ily of Detroit were Friday quests of Mrs Emma Vollmer Dick Young and wife spent Sunday at the Vincent Young home in Gregory Don Bennett and family of Webberville were Sunday callers at the Andrew Campbell and Marican Ledwidge homes The Andrew Campbell family called on Mrs Mildred ,rosi and Mrs James Nance in born Sunday ICfcS TO BE SURE 01 WOP QUALITY PHONE 2681 DKXTEB DEHoey Sons Plumbing Water Sytutmt etc Stanley Dtnkel BEER AMERICAS fpVid BiVERAGE MODERATION U 9 In Michigan, farming is a Number 1 activity at this fme of the year And after a hard day in the fields The Anricft Wf Is to enjoy a glass or cold, refreshing, Michigan brewed beetf For beer belongsto pleasant Irving, to good tolfowstfp, to sensible I iftG jrrtlS W MOvifc moderation And our right to enjoy it, Ms too, belongs own American heritage w of personafrfreedom CQGt to our V ichigan Brewers A ssociation 8 Fronds Palms Butting Detroit 1, Michigan Mr and Mrs Walter Clark en tertained 50 friends relatives Sunday at Bishop Lake at, a far well party for their son, lavern M lt who goes into the army Thurs f r U VERY SATURDAY Maynard Clark and, wtfe of Manchester called at the Wafter Clark home Wednesday night Sunday guests at the Toe Griff j ith home were Mr and Mrs Ted Olson of Dearborn and Anita Shirey Mrs Winston Baughn under went an operation at Foote hos 5nt STuSK, Er tert Sponsor by Pinckneyrchant in Cooper witt children, Pmckney Fire Department Mis Cornelia Bowen andf j daughter, Flossie of Hoafellcall STATE OF M1CHGA Miss ,14i i i H ii iA J ed at the AndrewNesbitt ijpme , v TesdayMrsGeorgeearsoft ofe 1liiubcrtoCourt lor the, Cfcunt Howell called We4esday p UrtsgstQVT Miss Lois McDonnell and Bejl e crtfe of the Estcrte oP Litner of Ypsikxnti called at the William Roche, Deceased John McDonnell home 1 At a BIB D at said Court held Mr and Mrs ftnic VcnBlari uiy 16 192, cum sr gave a iqrwjill party Present Hbnpipble Hiram tl at their home at Anderson for Smitk Judge ox rrooale it ii thei son Bill who is inducted in to he rrnny Thursday , 7h Tom Wai fcuaUy MV i ed tne Schoenhals family reun The Myron Schoenhals family Akron Ohio, were also there BfwmgCo B B Brewing Co, frankenmuth Brtwing Co Pfeifor Bnwirg Co 46ewaJrawwy Co The Stroh Brtwvy Co I Notic to Hereby Given, that all creditors of laid deceased are yb quirt fe present their claims in writiay and under oath, to said Court, cmd to serve a copy there of upon Gerald J McCIearState Banc Buildings in ,, Owosfo Everyone Likes to Attend Mesdames Helen McGregor and Wm Mercer were in AnnTffcliiiigan, flduclary ot acid Arbor Friday tote sud ftofticjEKd Miss Helen iplady who has been will bft heard by said court at said been visiting Mrs Edna Spears Probate Office on September 30 Was in Jackson last week with , 1952 at ten A M her , Jtii Jiuered That nottce there by be given by publication of cbpy tietepf for three wreks con secutivelyprevious tosaiddayof hearing in the pinckneyDispatch and that the fidicuary cause a SS C4 le Fair i , copy oLthiiliotice to be served , oich own party in inter ct at bin last known address by registered mail, jrefrurri receipt demcuvied crt leaei fourteen 14 prior tot swcarina or by personahSirvfclJ at least five K5J dcrfi prior to such hearing Hittnn R SjxjitbJudge off Probata 00fiSA7lsri rvti r CUl VA MP WITH ALL THESf KTT THIS YEAB6 PROGRAM i RODEO STAGE SHOWS S DA VhiNBBDAY A RUES 9c t pODEfrmnfi GATE PARHNO 25m m THE KNCINCT DBPATtfB Wednesday July 23 1952 Were proud to announce the allnewJohn Deere 60 and 50 Tractorssuccessors to the famous Models A and B We have a 60 on display now Come in and inspect it The harder you are to please, the more impressed youre going to be and the sooner youll want to get your hands on the wheel and put one of these tractors through its paces in the field Thats when youll know theyre truly greatJtjMM f3 9 imm new tractors STATE OF JMOCIBGAN flbe Probate Court for the Count of Jivingsto In the Matter ot tne Estate o Dede Hinchey Deceased At a session of said court helc July 16, 1952 Prwsent, Hon Hiraxv P Smith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby GivenThat the petition of H Guy Hinchey the administrator of said estate praying that his final account be allowed and the residue of saia state assigned to the persons entitled thereto and that the heirs cr law d said deceased be determined will be heard at the Probate Office on August 12 1952 en ten A MIt is Ordered That Notice theie of be given by publ cation of a copy hereot tor tnree weeks con secutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Puckney Dis patch and that thw nduciary cause a copy of this notice to be servea upon each kuDwn party in interest at ins last known address by registered Uflil return receipt demanded, al least four teem 14 days prior to such hear, ing or by personal service at least five v5 days prit to such hearing Hiram R Smith, Judgt of Probate A true copy Celestia Marshall Register of Probate STATE OF MICHIGAN The Protiite Court for the County of Livngston In the Mattel of the Estate of Michael Lavey, Deceased At a session of said Court held July 16 1952 Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate Notice is hereby given that the peliuon of Adrian Lavey admin Is tra I oar of said x estaee pnayinf that his final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the per sons entitled thereto will be heard at the Probate Court on August 12, 1952 at ten A M It s Ordered that notice thero ef be given by publicaticn of a PROFESSIONAL CORNER THE PINCKNEY SANtfJJUUML jRAY M DUFFY M D mckney Iffcfafaan aUy 1100 A JM to 2 K 9, M Except Wedues4fli tow luetw f it Sat JJ V 6L B ML G B McCLOSKEY Denis 112 North Miciiaa Telephones Offl Avr Ice 935 EesiiMe t14 Evenings by Apiwintavuli rloweJi HUuican HERB SNEED Phone 1S3 207 EGiii fiirei Howrdl MUbfcan deal Estate, Irsuras te, Ifckaiuas City, Lake and Team PiOMorfy A Specialty jrf Your Property W V If II11 none 358 SEAL If1TE Farms Homes Lata and Burtnest Oportumd List Your Property with Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 i tih i earl Pinckney, Mich Pbo 13 3 Ihono 15FU Repairing MYRON HUGHES Plumbing and Heatina ft late 8717 LaUsLe Driv rlcenso Bush Lakt P H SWARTHOirfii SCN Funeral Hoire Don C Swarthout Directot Modern Equipment t Ambulance Service i nones 39 63 Ftacfcney, MicV FRED C REICKHOFF oV , OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand river Av fkwall t MichiauJ fleeHesce 81 LEE LAVEY General Insurance oae 59F3 PiiscknM hAh REFRIGERATION SERVICE HAROLD RATN Repairs on All Makes Phone Pnc aey 15 1F3 AUCTIONED Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLlk CALL FOWLERVMLJ 23lf6 DR C J TOWNER Dentist 8041 Portage Lake Rot 4 l4er Phone Dextei 3461 UOYD HFNWEF livestock Hauina Weekly Trips Made To DtroU General Trading lhono 64F14 Ptactoftrr, Mir H W WYLOL NOTARY Insurance and toads i mCtft 136 Pinckntv CEMETEPY MEMORIALS Prices You Can AhV d To Pay MILFORD GRENITE WORKS Gilford, Michirxm I , or T A i FOR RtNT Cottage at Beafty Classified AUV8 Lake JUW 6 to Uaisc for latex dates ,Percy Mowers 199o Beardsley RdL , JPhone 13 FOR SALE 3 sows with Titers of FOR SALE6 Cubic feM Electric 8 pigs each, Frank parce Herigemtor, 25 Phone Dexter 4067 George VanSldver LAVEV HAPDWABV 1 i Bathgarage 8Q76,Comer F B copy hereof for three weeks con j sts Dexter, bli Axon secuUvely previous to said day t of hearina in the Pincknov Dis F03, SALE Westinghcuse Elec patch, and that the petitioner trie stove 3 burner oven 25 cause a ccp oi this noitce to be laundry stave 5 Mrs Hussey servea upon eoch known party 550 tost Putnam Pinckney in interest at his iatnown ad FOR SALE House, 2 btdicoihs FOR SALE Rock Springers 40c kitchen, living room busement, a i, heavy whipping cram for 120 crt fresh milk 2 gts 25c skim milk 20c a qal from Bangs aDd TB tested herd VctiiHorns iillside Farm Phone Pinckney 69F2 LET A r Licensed, Insured, Registered Roofer Take Caro oi Your Roofing Problems J REED ROOFING SERVICE BOX 108 PINCKNEY A Equipped to Repair and Paint Up 100 Fee High Telphones Office, 75161 Residence 7 1003 OWEN W FOWLER D S C Foot Specialist Chiropodist Office Hours 216 W Gd River Rv Appointment Biighton, Mich Mon, Wed Sou FOR SALEIn Pinckney, nicely j arranged eevbn roomsbedroom i on first floor, nicec lot and gar age, nice livable home, Call I Mrs French,5062,evenings 8039 Ann Arbor, Mich, dress by registeiecf mail return receipt demanded a least four teen 0l4days prior to such hear ing, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith A true copy Judge of Probatei Celestia Parshcdl Register of Probate FOR SALE Montgomerv Ward FOR SALEJamesway Incubator, 2500 eag capacity, two 5 deck chicie poultry battc I Case hay loader Stt IVTZZ olh ffiSU pi ne De 4067 little Mrs Wilkxrd Morgan FOR SALE Furnace complete with stoker, consols, pi ehlower James Whitley, phnce 15F1 11V M Pinckneys STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Ccurt ir the County oi Livingston In Matter of the Efftate oi Rose A Howard, Deceased At at session ot sold Court held July 16, 1952, Present Hon Hiram R Smith Judge oi Probate Notice is Hereby Givfm, That all creditors of said dececised are re guired to present their claims in writing and under oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy fhereoi Mary V Grainger 551 E,Holmes Road,, Lansing Michigan fiduc iary of said estate ai d that such claimswill be heord b y said court at the Probate Office on Sept ember 30,1952 at ten A M and for the determination of heirs at law of said deceased 311 Hamburg St, Pinckney FOR SALEtModem hpusvs,5Cji heat, 3 lots, located at 509 Main St Pinckney Mich For in formation call or see Mr and Mrs C E Fisher 360 W Main St, Pinckney ghone 52FU TOR SALEPower Lawn Mower 2500 Fiobert Vedder 410 Putnam Pinckney FOR SALE Row boat and motor boat is round bottom land made of ply wood J Rayer, 8485 Hank erd Road Phone Chelsea 7603 FOR SALESmall electric Wash er and one electric iron Call I72FI3 after 8 p m FOR SALEMcms all wool Gab erdine topcoat,tan,blur sultsi2e36 tan Gaberdine 2 pant tuft pair of grey trousers Phone No 17 fOR SALEWashing Machine A JL heavy duty He vtrrd Craif 19B5 W M36, Pnom 62F4 FOR SALE Electroohe stove, burners Darell JSterker 5655 Fernland Dr Lakeland or Phone Brighton 74952 fOR SALE Building nd twa lots on West Main Si , Pinckney mown as the Stewart Andrsoo FOR SALE ElecUtfchef Stovey operty n settle estate for 25 Phone 30F3, WANTED Custom bailing with new Holland string tie bailer Dean Gardner, phone 13111 Qomid Read v Adm QUALITY rw oi scaa aeceasea , FOR SALEAn Electromaster el It is Ordered, That notice hereof ectric stove Call 69F2U2nckne7 be given by publication of a copy WANTEDWashinqB and liorUngs nereof for three weeks consecutiv d home y previous,to saidday of hearing Phone Pinckney 8SF m the Pmckney Dispitchfnd that the petitioner cause a copy of this j WANTEDHouse and fiorn Point i Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables Fish Market Prices urteous Service notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known address by registered mail, return receipt demanded, at j least fourteen 14days prior to such hearing, or by personal ser vice at least five 5 days prior to vice such hearing A true copy Huam R Smith Celestia Parshcdl Judge of Probate Register of Probate ing to do Otto Smith Phone 173FJ2 Hi Kmd Irfre WANTED AhM LlSiGS, m Let us help you sell our farm, have more prospers fbati tonus L HAROIX CRJ JDAXt, Phone 30SW Howell AUTOMATIC SAW TILING 7U SERVICE WHILE YC U WAIT UL WORK GUAR INTEFD LAWN MOWFRS RtiA PFWPD MANDELLS SAW FOING SHOP HI LAND LAKt AAST SID 11524 RIVER DfTVE f Cv TREAT YOUR TIRED FEEli TO REAl I 1 FOOT COMFORT jf pi m ,w rttm9mrt P Wflliri efftrlSOtlytM Wnontl iMe 24 PAIR OF IH 100 SPECIAL JULY t CW5ARANCB SALE OF SHOES JACi HANNETT Age mcnsiH Wanted Your GRAIN During Harvest Farmer IKted Supply G T A t t ititA 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 July 23, 1952 Description An account of the resource July 23, 1952 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 1952-07-23 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/2781831a28675e48b47ae9317f6cdd25.pdf c2185c0beb7c3cc58ebc389d4f47a171 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. T wmmw Pinckney Ww,rr WWPgp WJv , olume 68 Michigan Wednesday July 30 1952 It is the duty of the press to remind its readers ox the importance oi voting at the primaries on August 5th You may not think your vote is important but it is In a presidential election in the state oi Maryland once Henry Clay defeated Andrew1 Jaccjtson for president by just tour votes Thomas Jefferson John Quincy Adams and Ruth1 erford Hayes were all elect ed president by just one electoral vote A Korean peace within 30 days is forcast by Washington authorities Their reason is that the nomination of Gen Eisen ho we means there will be no backdown in military policy no matter who is elected president Gov Williams has sent Gov, Muiin of Porto Rico, a Michigan flag for use in the ceremonies marking adoption of common wealth status by the territory Bert Robb has been loaned to make a study of harbor facilities and water resources by Gov William Michigan was represented last week at the hearing on Canadas application to begin work on the St, Lawrence Waterway before the International Joint Commission Congress has so far refused to let the United States parici pate, The death of Judge Walter of the supreme court gives Gov Williams an appointment to the court to make Judge Steve Roth of Flint is said to be first choice with Clark Adams of Pontiac second The appointee holds of rice until the sprina election WO DISTINGUISHED JURTS Last week two distinguished judges of Michigan who were prominent in Masonery passed One was Judge Walter North of Battle Creek, a member of the state supreme court and a mem ber of Michigan grand lodge jurisprudence committee for 2U years died at University hospital, Ann Arbor last week This committee handles all Masonic legislation In the courseof my connection with Livingston the said lodge has presented legislation to this committee at var ious times and have always received greatest consideration and assistance from Juage North, Judge Arthur Gordon of Wayne court resigned due to ill health Ross Read and I sat next to Judge Gordon at grand lodge at Flint some years ago, I was introduce to him by Ross who had met mm at Republican meetings, Judge Gordon was prominent in higher orders of Masonery CONSERVATION KPT NOTES The 35 northern counties where bear are protected except dining deer season may hold spec, ial seasons on application to this dept The suit to prevent the filling in of a fish spawning marsh at Otsego Lcfoe has been put over to Oct The reality company do ing the filling in have indicated they may comply with the dept request A 10 year study of Michigan lakes and rivers financed by the Dingell Johnson fund has ben approved by the federal govern ment The conservation dept will plane spray 400 acres in Blacfc Forest to curb spittle bug infect So far 20 acres in Presgue Isle county have been killed by the bugs Characters THE DOLAN FAMILY A family who played a prom ineni pari in the anairs oi ttya commumty was the Doian iam ily We ar indebted Edward i and Clara JoJan lor our liuormai tion They are grandchildren oi the found, of the Doian iamily and are sUU living on theDoiahi homesteaa taken py their an cestor in U35 which has always been in possession of the Doian iaxxuly , The ancestor of the Dolan family was one Thoracis Doian at rungs county, IrelandHe mart led Bridget Uamin of Kings county and they came ta America in ibbj in 183 they took up i40 acres in Dexter township which is the homestead later they bought the Kaumeld farm of B0 acres next to it Mr Doian was one oi the leading tanners of Dexter township near ly all of wnom were Irish in the early day He wtts the father of 7 sons and 2 daughters The sons were Frank who went to WilUamston Steve killed in the civil war, Patrick William John Michael and ThomasThe daugh ters, Mary who married John, and hose who died in early life, j Thomas who got the home stead, married Kathryn Guinan There were 3 children, William, deceased, Edward and Clara OUR DEMOCRACY EACH ACCORDING TO HIS FAITH AMERICAS FIRST SUNPAV SCHOOL WAS POUNDED IN VIRAINJA IN 185 V ToPAy, OUR NATION HAS OVErt, ZS,OCO SUNDAV SCHOOLS WITH 25 MILLION PUPILS AND 2 MILLION CACHRS, IN ADDITION TO THE SPIRITUAL TRAINING IT GIVES,THIS ONEOAy4N SEVEN SCHOOL IS TREMENDOUSLY POTENT IN BUILDING HONOR,FAITH AND MOJSAL 6TAVMNA INTO THE CHAftACrF OP TODAY yOUTH TOMOXAOvfe CiTIZEHS J Convention DEMOCRAT CONVENTION Vhib the Republican and Lem ocr,ctt conventions wtre fcajnuar in their useless polls oi the del gations and monoionious lonq speeches there were some coh erences The Democrat one seerned u little better organized With the exception of the voe on seating the Virginia delegat ion all questions were decided by a voice vote The Republi cans polled the delgations on al the questions that come up Both parties could have settlea their business in 3 days ii they had so willed but the hotels and I other businesses who put up the money to get the convention to Chicago were promised a week and they had to make good It WHS the first televised in his ory and some of the rouqh spots Current Comment A manufacturer who died in Illinois recently was brought to Owosso for burialHis body was accompanied by 10000 worth oi flowers in a refrigerator Now this car well liked an 0babl oi all a member many organizations Hence ail the flowers We thinlk this money is too much to spend for flowers which bloom for a day or so and fade The money could have done more good if contribued in some other way There was a simiar incident in Dexter many years ago, One Patrick Gallaghi er who lived in Webster was a money lender, Many farmers bought their farms with loans from him and he never forclos ed on anyone He removed to Corruna and became JxxnL pres ident When he died they ran a special train to Dexter which carried 5000 worth of flowers, a will be rubbed off in years ioIot m days There waa not faouqh room on his cemetery lot for all them and the fam ily gave them away, tOtm William married Eiien McNam ara of Dexter He had a grocery store and saloon in Pinckneyhis children were William, inomas, trank Agnes who uauied John iucLu LadAi majrried Mike Ruen and ueruAuw AH are now aeaa nit iae s now owned by Geiala Reason Michael worked in Dexter for awhile were he married hllieni Sloan had a grocery store in Pinckney His children were Thomas, Frank, Minmie Nolan, Nolan, Hot lia McClear, Anna Ashley Fkience Chapman and Ellen MesJames Nolan,McCler Chapman and Ellen survive Patrick married Mary iRyan oi Hamburg His children were Emma who married Michael hyan, Julia Tape and Ida Qum of Jackson ana Agnes He was in the saloon business and build er of the stores in Dexter now occupied by Joe LaRosa and the Weibbek Gfrocervf John married Anna Mahoney and was in the saloon busine33 in Dexter His children were Henry, Louis John, Michael, Walter and Claude and a daugh ter Mrs Anna Quish, All are now dead There was another Dolan fam ily in Dexter who were cousins of the firs Thomas Mrs Mary Kittleton was a daughter In dscussing the early settlers with Adran Lavey he said he was out with the late Dr H F, Sigler in the Silver Lake section ond time and the latter remark ed that he could not understand SUNDAY SCHOOL WEEK Local Note Mrs Shirley Henry jr of How en spent Monday with Sallv Doyle he Lester McAfees enjoyed a cruise on Lake St Clair Friday mends atlioJic Si Manpft Catholic Church come The nomination of GovSteven son was forcast by a number of of commentators The only ques tion was would he accept He be Steel Strike has been sett did and had the nomination led after months of fruitless nea handed to him without making a single speech or travelling a single mileThe other candidates toured the nation and made many speeches Hs acceptance speech even drew praise from Republicans In it was a vein of humility seldom heard n politic a speeches The nomination of Senator Sparkman of Alabama wias an olive branch to the south who have been threaten to bolt As in the Republican conven tion the younger men showed a disposition to take control Eisen howei supporters were all young men At me Democrat convention the youna men put overthe loyalty oath the nrsday Thursday nearly unseat ed the Virginia delegation who was one ot the three states who J d not take the loyalty pledge tveiuuauy coder naas pieuii ed and the 3 delegations were seated ouauan and work will be baox to normal in 3 or 4 weeksresi dene i rum an is said to have put Phillip Murray , head ot the OiOand Amos Grassing, head of U, S Steel in a room and told them to stay there until a settlement was reachedThe one worked out gives the wojjcera 21c an hour more and the steel companies 524 a ton more It probably means the price of steel products will bel increased some Now why this settlement could not have been arrived a months ago without aU this loss of production we do not know There is not enough give and take in labor and industrial relations Y Michigan HrFr Albert J Schxnitl Pastor Sunday Manses Summer 6110, 800 1000 11 50 Winter 800 1000 Novenna Dvotioni Kay and Tommie Conklin of y 730 pontiac are visiung at the Rav Confession i riJTft it uavafte, knnTearweTricSVI edheaS 11 cAiee went to Dei illw,7Snto 9 P Ml e Pinckney team will play the j always PLAY BRIGHTON FRIDAY The county league soft ball qame to have been played last Frday at Brighton between the Pinckney and Hamburg teams was cancelled for some un Gass Mrs Lester McAfee called on her sister, Mrs Phillip Hudson Monday who is a patient at Ford hospital, Detroit , y The Lester McAfee family at Thur,8 tended the Ford picnic Saturday at Kensington Park Mrss Earl Ward of Marion gave us an interesting item Tues dayShe said th old poor farm in Marion was once the Wing farm and Marion township which was taken from Putnam was organiz ed there When they were dis cussing a name for it, Marion, the 7 year old Wing dauqhter, came in the room and some one The Democrat convention orti Chicago last week differed consideiaply tiom the hepublicari conclave of 2 weeks before The Republican conveniion was a clash between two personalitie with direct opposite ideas typi hed by Senator iaft and Gen Eisenhower with about thesams number deleg,ue votesWarren ana Stasson go few votes out siae their ovn states Day after day laft and Eisenhower clashJ u on viih Eisenhower winnaqi isenhowen Congregatiouai Rev Domtld Brady, oastor LUT,800 prayer meeting at the church TonicRiches from the Gospet of MatuhewV Sunday 1030 AM,SennonOur Christian World Mission Sunday school 1130 Brighton Vagabonds, the league Thou Shalt Not Steal signs m leaders at Howell at 730 pjn reierence to the southern dele A Howell team will play Birminq gale debate turned the tide in ham in the second game J his favor Cn the other hand instead of 2 leading candidates O E S BAZAAR SAT AUG 2 The UES will hold a bazaar at the Masonic temple Saturday August 2starUng at 1000 A M ihere will be bailed goods, Fish Pond Fancy Work Rummage Sale Whiie Elepnant BoothPar cc Post Booth Luncheon served from 11 to 2 All invited why th Irsh who med that Sd NoS aSlSr ill ael Lavev and was told that in T i J JL I , j l y vueiux ua supposed Ireland they depended on wild I MrSt Foyd Weekl, aiiagh grass for their hay and streams or springs for water and when they took up land here they lpoked for those things on it STORK CLUB NEWS Born to Mr and Mrs Dick Thi smallest fire low of ff Young Susan CampbeU at St Kxson resulted last week wheiv J nospital, Ann Arbor, July 25, I season resulted fires burned over 5 acres The years total so far is 899 fires and 5276 acres burned over An albino woodchuck was caught at St Johns recently and Is at Rose Lafcewild life station There are also a pair oi twin fawns there DURANTE SALUTES MAGGIE TRUMAN Jimmy Durante takes readers Behind the scenes of TV re v hearsels and reveals that Mar garet Truman has a real sense of humor even when the icd Is on her Durante tells all in MY GAL, MAGGIE TRUMRN, in this Sundays Aug 3 issue of the American Weekly with Detroit Sunday Times CAwToF THANS I wish to thank ail my neigh bees, and friends tor their actsl oi kinclnejspszds etc , duringi my iecejpfess gijBL,Joseph fisflHoL Mrs Leelavey an 8 lb son Vincent AndrewBorn to Sergt Kenneth Moh man and wife Lois Shirley of Long Beach, California, last week, a son, Gerald Ray luc nnouite i THE MJEXODY MINSTRELS The Pinckney Masonic Build ing Assn will put on a minstrel show on the Veterans Lighted Field here on the nights of Aug 22 2 3 lor beniit of building fund There is s cast of 25 and it is being directed by Mrs Wini fred Aberdeen Rehearsels are ing held 2 nights a week There will be specialties between acts D 0 , weK aays o p m Quite a number of the cast at Mrs rtooert Given and child Sunday 10 am, and 730 p m S tended the Lowell Show Boat ren were m Ann Arbor and DexMiller of Ft Wayne Ind speaks Boat Saturday night and they TV r , J , I would hke to duplicate it here jiJr d daughterLaura j wnen the dam is put in OIM the cmd Mary Waiker of Dexter call f FUED ROOT I water restored to proper depth ed at the Robert Given home Fred Root, 53 died at Irsjinthe pond here ter, Elizabeth of Grand Ledge Ledge and Mrs Josie VanHorn oi Howel called at the Clifford Horn home last week Calvary Itennonne unurch ev aire Beachv Pastor S S Supt Walter Esch Mtung Worship 1000 Sunday Schr ol , 1100 Chikveos Hitm 1145 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Cott FeUiwsUp 6enir Wednsdar 0Q o mGospel Crusade at Mennonite Auqust 3 10 Week days 8 p m the Democrats had 11 with na one anywhere the goal line of 616 delegates There were numerous delegations with one halt and one fourth split votes each Tho Repuulicuns have no split votes Gov Dever of Massachus etts temporary chairman did a tine job and things moved swift ly under his directionDemonstr ators were limited to delegates Ilast Wednesday The Hollerback family who went to Missouri last tan are at their Bently lake home now The Robert Given family and Mrs John Ward of Dexter were reejc a son, vieraia nay r7 7 r r L , orn to Mr, and Mrs, rjoiiald ,kson4U Wednesday hnd Bums Kfarbara Haines July 29 SSSLS 6 and 11 , I vi Duckworth families a 4 lb son at Kalamazoo, Bom to Sergt Bud Bekkerinq and wife Barbara Nash 0 Long Beach, California, July 29, a daughter , MARRIAGE LICENSES Glendon Manning, 23, Fowler factory building on MU1 Stnorth villa Norma Westphcd 18, Fen oi the Congl ChurchTony deFill ton Walter Marshall 18 Hazel ippi is the builder Paif ,Millie Hoyden, 19, Brigh Herb nd is home from the ton Joe Brady, 24, Gregory Dor hospitrrl and with Mrs, Snead go , , to ui 0 lean for 2 weeks, Mr and Mrs Tony deFillippi spent last week at Junisinq While there Irene deFillippi caught a 19 lb steel head pike in Lake Superior unaided The White Lapping Co have started construction of a 32x82 home in Cchoctah Saturday At one time he resided here and liv ed in the fist house on M 36W east oi the Wm, Mercer home Surviving are his wife and sev eral stepcldldren Tha fimeral was at the Cohoctah MEchurch Tuesday wilt burial in Vernon CURRENT COMMENT Continued lie the Republican conventhe first 3 days were cluttered up with speakers who tatyed on everything but the matter at handMrs Eleanor Roosevelt got the greatest ovation and Vice , President Barley next but as PffNCirvrv rniuriur Ttnpjpv1 the demonstration for form PUNCKNEY COMM LIBRARY 1 Hoover by Republicans The Pindcney Commumty the Free Press remarkedf onstrators barred Nominating speeches to 20 minutes and sea conding speeches to 10 Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas, pt4 manent chairman did not da so good He seemed confused at times and let the convention get out control Thursday during the nominating speeches othy Nicholas 17 GregoryLeon axd Eieele 22, FowlervilleHelen Mrs Clara Kennedy and chcild MUette, 22, Fowlerville Paul ren of Detroit called on Mrs, Em Hougaboom 21, Howell, Joa ma Vollmer last week Nash 19 Howell Howard Ham JMPstpqiejCiimits pyfclnotirrwi i9rwkrville Donna GranUr Lt, Leroy Heath home from Japan is visiting his mother, Mrs Library is now offered free to all resident of Pinckney and community You are urged to join the Tiri Kids of the Library The membeiihip is 1 a year This is the membership which sponsors an 1 maintains the lib raryMembei ship cards are now available Contact Mrs John Cologne, treasurer REGULAR COMMUNICATION Regular osnmuication of Liv ingston Locke No 7 F A M on Tuesday meeting, Aug 5 it did not mean anything, he was not a candidate for any office Like the Repubican con, vention there were numerous de lays and adjournments and the sessions lasted to the early morn ing ours With all its abipurdi ties television has made it the greatest show on earth but the time may come when the par, ties may have to get their dele, gates from Hollywood or hold rehearselsy before hand Mrs Lorreta Schafer gave a Business ieeskn only Delm baby shower last Wednesday Catherine Hecrth,He goes to Nas guent dues cHsrussten Time 80 for Mrs, Marv Ellen Read and Patuxent River Maryland, 1 WCudett Sec MW kme FeWler CM Friday, Lto the Republican convention the big fight on a civil rights plank failed to materialise and it was adopted by a voice vote The big fight was on the loyal ity resolution submitted by Senator Blair Moody of Michiigjan There was a lot of hall spltiring on this The resolution merely asked each state dele gation to promise to do all in their power to see that the Dent ocrat national ticket was 00 their state ballot in November In 1948 4 southern states left it off 3 states , Loui3ana South Carolina, and Virginia refused la sign the resolution but after lonq debate were seated by roll call when they gave assurance the Democrat ticket nominated a the convention would be 00 their state ballot Ona Campbell went to SpaW ow hospital Lansma Friday foti a checkup The Kenneth Reason family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday wflh Mrs Edna Begson Sunday visitors at the Loufti Shehan home were the Shehan family oi Aim aid Bauer family of Mr and Mm Bob a lord m h , 4ijtoHjgV V Kf Vf E i i i vi if fSt VWaeltEt DBPAljCfl ebejsdoy July 30195 I 33 ELECTRIC SILO UN LOADER saves one hours hard work a day Every farmer knows that its hard, disagreeable work to climb into a silo every day and throw down silage Charles Hubble, Lapeer County farmer, has done something about it with a new electric silo unloader that does the job for him and saves at least an hour of w jry day Ke finds these advantages, too l The cows eat more because the silage is shredded finer 2 The fevolving blades keep the top of the silage leveled off, with less surface exposed to freezing 3 Less waste from spoilage For more complete information on this new timesaving electric farm hand, see your dealer or your Edison Farm Service Advisor Good wiring is always important So always ask your Farm Service Advisor for his recommendations DETROIT EDISM ieimioovuig notes Pfc Tom Dettlinq Dexter repot J ed wounded in Korea The Dexter board of education had an article in last weeks Leader to the effect that the use of school busses aan not be loaned rented er leased to any organization The Dexter school busses in addition to the public school pupils piced up 138 Catholic parochial school pupils a day last year Gov G Mermen Williams will be the guest at the FowierviHe Fair Friaay, Aug 1,at 2 p, m The tnai of Mary Stacey of Chelsea for aiurder in the shot gun murder ef George Allen May 8, at Ann Arbor, was sched uied to start tockxy Tne Stodrxiage American Leqicn last weeU made enough on their fair lat week to buy a resusticator The Stocicbrickre board of ed ucation has rejected all bids an tiiqir new boR aeff Jcuituttj builaing ds too high The lowest was JJ452 Born to l4r and Mrs Vernon Fish of Pittsbueg Pa, July 21 a son Mrs Margaret Flintoft of How ell has returned from a 2 wecj s visit with her irephew in Denver Colorado The Howell school board has asked for bids to bud Id a locer room and showers at ehe Pag lighted athletic field Martin Lavan and son Brian of Brighton received appoint ment to serve as assistants to the officers of the Democrat state convention last week Christian Nelson, Howell pho tographer for many years, died at Veterans Hospital, Dearborn last week He was 65 years old in the interest of public health the City of Howell has closed its public bathing beach until af er Ijanor Day There have been polio cases While paintiag his house last week bheriif BessetJ of Howell saw 3 men in prison garb on the the Chespeake Ohio right ot way He called the jcdl and 2 deputies Gehringer and Krueger came out and the 3 captured the men They were escapees from Detroit House of Correction where they had been transferred irom Jo on prison 1 j noweii Huskier Howell, Michigan Tues WecL ThurJuly 29 30 31 Jeffrey Hunter Constance Smith in LURE OF THE WILDERNESS Dextrr liieater Du Mich FCJoy, Saturday, August 1 2 shows 700, 915 One Great Single Feature Pc txaying the Life oi the Grcyl Dsy Dean of Base Ball comedy In Ttattcak cartoon PRIDE OF ST LOUIS with novelsy Dan Darling, Joanne Dm and Fdday, Saturday, August l2 Richard Hylton Doris Day Ronald Reagan in THE WINNING TEAM Dm Arthur Franz Marie Windsor In THE SNIPERt cartoon t and shoiu Sunday, Monday, Aug 3, 4 Sun shows 3Sr99Mon 7 9 BELLES ON THEIR TOES In technicolor Richard Hylton Myrna Loy Jeanne Cxain Jeffrey Hunter Sum and A Good Civwf ftarriv, Elizabeth Taylor Larry Park and Tom Tully cartoon news sharU Sunday, Monday, Aug 3, 4 , Mat Sun, K3Q p nv cent Tue Wed Thur Aug 5,6,7 June Alyson Arthur Kennedy j LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER ui THE GIRL IN WHITE comedy cartoon Tues WecL Ther Aug 5,6,7 Jennifer Jones, David Fairer in THE WLD HEART fjjsmedy cctoa CoaungPaula, Clash by Night CornlnoiWild North, Invitation Pat and Mike Lee Theater WHTTMOE LAX MICH Fdday, Saturday, August 1 2 ttoubU Tsctuw Marlene Dietrich, Rose and Arthur Kennedy RANCHO NOTORIOUS in technicolor AFRICAN TREASURE with Johnny Sheffed as Domba the Jungle Boy Sylvan Theater Friday, Saturday, August 1 2 1ADY FROM TEXAS la TchiJju H Drama fftiHsfaj Howard Duff, Mona Freeman cartoon and Latssi H spo New Si dew alls Give YOUR ne9E NEW mi Flintkote Insulated Sidings in Brick, Shake, Shingle or Stone drigns go rght over old sidewalls , give new Beauty to old homes Savings in fuel, paint and maintenance soon pay for this home improve y A VI ment Ask for free estimates DEALERS NAME UrtUors AduttKs ihone harr f yond labor SeleCTrc Established 1939 Term24 Hour Service Homes as low as 275 complete oof natural new colors and Home and Barn Roofing WILLIAM DAVIS Siding Specialist 555 EGrand RiverHoweUMlchL Phone Hewell 7U Gospel Crusade Aug 3 to 10 Meetin Week Days 800 p m Srunday 1000 a mand 70 pm, AT THt CAVALRY MENNONiTE Church Pqrtet ol 1h Uo Mmnonlts Churoh Ft Wayne Indiana MAY WE INVITE YOU ATTEND Buy Fertilizer Now To Avoid Shortages Virn Skiing Comes F ERTILIZER shortages can be avoided ext spring if farmers place their irders now and take delivery earl , reports the Middle West Soil Impr ement Committee, in cit ing a roc nt statement by Dr H B Cheney, extersion agronomist at Iowa S Ocueye Chcnc, , oints out that railroad car shortages may restrict the movement of fertilizer next spring and it may be impossible to meet fanners demands if they call for heavy deliveries over a short period of time The outlook for fertilizer production is good this year, he said, but if fertilizer producers run out of stor age space, they will have to slow up production As H means of keeping plant food moving steadily, he advises farmers to make immediate arrangements for supplies and to storethe plant food until it is time to use it next j spring I Cheney recommends a dry building with a wooden floor as the best storage place If the fertilizer is stored I on a concrete floor, a wooden plat form should be built 4 to 8 inches above the floor This will allow air circulation under the bag, which can be piled 8 to 10 bags high Space should also be left between the wall of the building and the storage pile to provide for more circulation Uncle Sam Says OUR GREATEST LV Mid Summer Cleanance Sale m ON ALL LADlFS AND CHILDRENS WEA 25 OH STARTING AUGU8T 1 LAKELAND DRESS SHOP HP fttoUNP PKVE MEM WMLiaWUffON 7J068 Xears Ago Jim tPJoche won his fiist race at Jackson WecU with Diamond Dewey The Hunt Sto, Co tent show is here next week on the Ftarnam lots Their first show is Tillie Ann Max Glover threw Frank Ford of Flint at the opera house Sat urday niqh Farmer Newton of FowJerviljle threw Cyclone Thompson Pind ney lost to Howell here Sunday in base ball 6 to 5 Bate erieis Tinclkney SwatVhout, Cox Bowman Howell Sopp 6s Meyers Rev Maycroft and wife were given a surprise at the parson age Monday night They were, given a magazine stand Clellar Fish read an original poem I Ralph Otwell of Redford hasj purchased the Pettysville mill property of H Wickman of How eU He is an inventor Leola McCkiakey of Hamburg underwent an appendicitis operation at the Pinckney Sanitar ium last week Born to Ezra Plummer and wife on July 31 a daughter,Zena Ruth, u Ducky Shehan played ball lose week with he Jack Dunn, team of Ann Arbor at Cheasan ing 204 people at ended the chicken j dinner Sunday t the Hi land Lake dance hall Glenn Gardner has sold his light plant at Stanton and will go to Paris France as a delegate to the American Legion convention Sunday, Monday Aug 3 4 Door Open Sun 2 P M Cont A Musical Sensation LOVELY TO LOOK AT vn Kahryn Grayson Red Skelton Howard Kee, Marge and Cower Champion and Ann Miller in technicolor Tech Featurerte, Open Up That Golden Gate MtS J Cartoon Tues Wed Thur Aug 5,67 June AUyson, Arthur Kennedy and Gary Merrill to THE GtfRL W WHITE also GMen ve Kidnappers THE ATOMIC CITY Gene Barry Lydia Clark Sunday, Monday, Aug 3 4 CARABINE WILLIAMS A Drama Etantaa James Stewart ,an Hagen tundor Show t, t 7 4 tartoan Pot Smith Tues Wed Thur Aug 5,67 PAT AHD MKE a comedy with Spencer Tracy Kcfiheribie Hep burn and Aldo Day ennoon 1 omuigancho Noisjitftus Walk East on Beason, Copper Creek Avon Mieater r, Micnigoa Friday Saturday, August 1 2 SNAKE RIVER DESPERADOES Durango Kid Western with Charles Starrs rley Burnet HFS A CO EYED WONDER A OOCK woa wtth Micky Rooney, Terry Moore Sunday Tuesday Aug, 3, 5 in technicolor TEXAS CARNIVAL fa TCIUUK1CI a comedy with Esther Williams jRed Skelton and Howard Keel news cartoon shorts Coming Rawhide Mr, Belvidere Rings the Bell TAXES Village oi Pinckney Rerl Estate and Personal taxes due and will be received at my heme are now EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY UNm fURTHER NOTICE AT MY RESIDENCE AT 545 EAS T PUTNAM ST, UNCKNEY HKLLN REYNOLDS tVUtog Tre asurer The purchase of U 8 Defense Bonds is s method whereby yon esn mtke your doIlsrswork for America, Just as they work for yon Our country must be strong economically It should be apparent to everyone that defense is everybodys Job Tour part Is to buy Defense Bonds Every employee in a plant or business establishment should be enrolled for the Payroll Savings Plan or the BondaMonthPlan at his bank A few dollars here or there will accomplish little, but with everyone doLsf his or her job, America will be econcm Ically secure , 47 ars Ago The George Reason cottage at Portage Lake burned last Wed nesday Few oi the furnishings were saved There willlbe a bee Saturday I to clean up Hazes Grove and i build d bridge over the creek Social at H B Gardners Thur night The following is the pro gram Violin Duo Glen Gardner Ray Backus Solo Nellie Gardner Recitation Percy Hinchey Solo Jarene Van Winkle Recitateion Ethel Sprout Recitation Jennie Thorn Vocal Solo Stella Graham Recitation Sarah Pearson 100 attended the piano rectualj at the home of Mw Leal Sigler Friday night by Miss Emma Wright of Stockbridg Rev Richard Cordely, a form er resident died at Lawrence Kansas, last week Robert Tiplady had a 400 lb hog killed by lightning last week Mike Roche played ball with Howell base ball team last week ITS SMART TO PAY THE MODERN WAY WITH RANK MONEY ORDERS FCI ECONOMY FOR SAFETY FOR CONVENIENCE FOR PRESTIGE AVAILABLE QUICKLY IN ANY AMOUNT AT THIS BANK, THE HBBTT NATIONAL BANK i Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Tnsuied Up to10,000 For Each Depositor FOR SALE airy Ecruipment 4 10 gallon milk cans, like new hooded dairy pcdl, milk strainer, cream stpsrator, wosk tanks, dairy water heater, dropin unit milk cooler wJll fit my box Established 1881 c6tpNrated 1915 McPHERSON State BANK ifavFtftL Mich TAKING ft 11HIP Safetyis your guiding word Loss of your travel funds can spoil the fun Many smart travel elera put protection in their pock ets by letting n convert, their travel cash into American EK press Travelers Cheques These cheques rte safeQuick re fund in case of loss or theftNo identification required other than your signature lust one of tfo many services ct pur bank An deposits m te 910,000 bt cured by 0 rntsffAdp m the redcral Deposit svfwmoe Cor poraUoiL FOR ATHLETES TOOT Use T4L fof 3 0 6 days H not pleased your 40c back Watch the old tainted skin slough off to bofoplaced by heal thy sUn kt Instant drytaf lffWssfe awe Xiii PPPifPfP VfTiTirW vr, r JS mi it THE PlHetolW DigPATOR Wednesday Julyjyii The famrers Candidate Don Hay worth Democrat for Congress fltXTX DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN RAUHD Oil A FARM FQRM5 SECRErARY FARM BUREAU OF 2000 MEMBER TEACHING AT MICHIGAN STATE SINCE 1937 Bigger Corn Goals Heighten Need For Plant Food in 52 W ITH 1952 corn njgnting gofls reported at 38 million scM, Midwestern farmers will be asked I to produce bir yMdi again next year, points oi uie Middle West Soil Improvement Comrplttee Prospective 1932 goals will bt about 3 million acres more than tbe corn acreage harvested this year, says tho committee Getting P oorn yields per lacre, It sys, 8 a matter of folLowing good soil management prap tioes thai inc the plant nutrient and organic matter supply Sofir specialists estimate that I farmer in many states could dou ble their present corn output I Where soil already have good tilth, the generous use of nitrogen, r v NorJeoolly Known, Listed in whos Who in Amerca, Author tol many books and ma gazine articles, Travelled abroad many times, Europe Japan, South America Held responsible positions int the federal aovtelrnimen Wcsiincjton, D, C 3 years during World War U r oieior HAY WORTH IN THE DEMOCRAT PRIMARY TUESDAY AUGUST 5th Wellfed eon yields extra bushels phosphate and potash can give immediate yield increases This is particularly true if a starter fertilizer at planting time is reinforced by a backlog of nutrients in the soil Other soils may need to beconditioned for high yields by building up the organic matter supply with a wellfertilized legumegrass crop When taprooted legumes such as alfalfa and sweet clover are well fed with phosphate an potash, they condition the soil all the day down through the root zone and enable corn to make the most efficient use of plant nutrients and moisture in the soil The active organic matter added by the legumes supplies energy material for the billions of tiny organisms below the surface that fix nitrogen in the soil, fight plant diseases and release carbon dioxide for the use of crops Good Sail Tilth ta Helps Crops Thrive In Drouthy Weather fROPS grown on soils of good tilth have a better chance of standing drouthsummer weather, reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee The reason for this is that such soils soak up more moisture and store it for the use of cropa during dry weather, says a statement issued by the committee Plant nutrients pis an important twoway Amotion, sas the committee, in helping make mofe water available for crop use 1By producing larger amounts of organic matter, they help increase the soUs waterholding capacity Less water runs off more is saved for crop use 2The nutrients help the plants make more efficient be of water When ample plant nutrients are provided, says the committee, the crop win actually make more growth per unit of water taken up So crops grown on soils of good tilth take longer to be affected by drouth when thej are well nourished One of the best way to add or ganic matter, according to the committee, is to follow a rotation that includes plowed under deeprooted legumes such as alfalfa end sweet clover Tftest mellow the soil and improve drainage You can fertilise the legumes and row crops following, with phosphate, potash, and nitrogen as needed to produce bigger yields In that way Well ssroctered soil right enables oorn roots to forage fer mere water nd tMltrijants fight, poorly drained soU left TuUdown root growth you get more roots, tops, straw stalks and other aftermath to build organic matter in the soil You can also increase the organic matter supply b saving and returning barnyard manure to the soil Fertilizer Boosts Crops Profits And Rebuilds Farm Soils U SING fertilizer is simply good dollars and cents business these days, says Dr William A Albrecht, chairman ff the soils department of the University of Missouri Take the corn crop, for instance Dr Albrecht reports that it requires nearly 40 bushels of corn per acre to meet production oosts, exclusive of fertiliser When it is considered that average corn yields are less than 60 bushels per acre in mostfcftdwestern states, the use of fert0iHr can prtvide ths margin of profit the farmer needs to makeimoney Dr Albrecht said that more and more farmers are realizing the need for management methods that build the soil permanently rather than merely stimulate crop production In Missouri alone, fanners are using four tims as mush mixed fertilizers containing nitrogen, phosphate and potash as in 10e Emphasizing the need for long range soil building, Dr Albrecht pointed out that ferttUzere are only starters and crop stimulators when added with the seeds near ths soils surface Sustaining soil fertility is provided when fertilizers are plowed under in larger amounts or applied at greater depths, he said Such a system aims to rebuild the soil rather than just fertilise one crop sssrEveryone Likes to Attend The Fowlerville Fai r July 30,31 Aug 1,2,3 nOGsUM STAGE SHOWS PLENTY or nm THRILLS MY WUMAY A BOH ft ft HOMO sV BASE BALL B MBWAY HArifUS RACING i p M nm tAtx BODK fOHDAY 2 GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION To the Qualified Electors Notice Is Hereby Given, That a General Primary jafiCtton will be held in the PUTNAM TOWNSHIP County of Livingston sftafe of Michigan I 4 ON Tuesday, August 5,1952 At THE PLACE OR PLACES OF HOLDING THE ELECTION IN SAID CITY AS INDICATE BELOW, VIZ v r FOB THE PVRP09E OF PLACING IN NOMINATION BY ALL TTFJTICAL PARTIES PARTICIPATING THEREIN, CANDJ DATES FQR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES, VIZ STATE Governor, Lieutenant Governor CONGRESSIONAL , p United States Senator Full Term UniUd States Senator To Fill Vacancy Repyesentative in Congress LEGISLATIVE State Senator, Representative COUNTY Prosecuting 4Rrnev, Sheriff, County Clerk, County Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Auditor in Counties electing same, Drain Commissioner CQMQejig, Surveyor, and such other Officers as ty be nominated at that time m AND FOR THB PURP09B OF PLACING IN NOMINATION, CANDIDATES PARTTflPATINO IN A NONPARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION FQR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES, VIZ JUDGE OF PROBATE CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER Notice Relative to Opening and Closing of the Polls ELECTION LAW, REVISION OF 1948 S09S Section 1 On the day of any election the polls shall be opened at 7 oclock in the forenoon, and shall be continued Span until 8 oclock in the afternoon and no longer Every qualified elector present and in line at the polls atthe hour prescribed for the closing thereof shall be allowed to vote THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 oclock a m and will remain open until oclock j p m of said day of election I MUFflAY KENNEDY PUTNAM TOWNSHIP CLERK ili MASON SHOES RE ALL KW so becaete YOU rerrtents tje ft ACTORY whefsTy V ei heesrmejt fitting Stnrlet NT of yourbomeJPaSfi without clrirge iMan Jdeao ti be ipreaeotttl j nsoeiscturer of Irs od loteeofl4 V HsTl be f lad to callaed efrt u s Deoaenetratloa of 25 mrlm of 4mu work, or sport V ft0 locJudiue the anuudai1 v i4rSEtt AirCuihion rasots, e tOOOetioTASKbble i W Mfjee M Dfoe s card sod well bW f 24 PA3 OF SgOQ UM SPECIAL W Y j laEUaANOB SALE OF , lAGK sffi i i ffiYiw Tr i fo ft v wwmm lltA i f S v Y MICHIGAN nee , Dwight D Eisenhower NO SHIRTTAIL RIDER Fred M Alger Alger became an en thusiastic Eisenhower for president supporter more than a year ago, when the two met and talked over thecountrys needs, seeing eye TO eye Alger was the first state official, and the only candidate for governor to endorse Eisenhower He was criti cized for doing so It wasnt good politics Good politics dictated that he ride the fence He wouldnt because he believes the people should know where a candidate for office stands The EisenhowerAlger combination is a natural Boffi are agreed that the Nations defense comesfirst Boffc have proven themselves good and able adminisfratoxfltf Ike in the European zone, Alger as an j efficient, economyminded, j threeterm Secretary of 1 State staff are fulltime veterans of World War II I lofft have records be fSpfiaking unalterable hatred dictatorship, Ike in arming the western world against Stalinist aggression Alger as leader of the move t which ended machine le of the Republican of Michigan j LThey understand each Its a pair that cant be lent For, Michigan IV JAMES REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOB CONGRESS Dear Fellow American The time has com for us, as Americans, to reestablish the rijjhts for which we stand to reassert our inalienable riffhts to human dignity, selfregpcct, selfrelianceto he a sain the kind of people who made America great Upon this philosophy and the following 10 points, I am basing my campaign For election to Congress irf the 6th District 1 A realistic, friendly but firm foreign policy 2 A constitutional limit on federal taxes 3 A return of morality, fidelity, and honesty in government 4 The eonserration of all nafuraL resources 5 A safe balance betweeji military and domestic spending 6 The preservation of state Hunts and limitation of the federal government to specific taxes 7 A sound agricultural program free of present sociaistic policies, and prevTation of top soilfrosion through head water flood control 8 A return to government based on fad, for the cotmuon good rat ho r than political expediency 9 A realizplon that there is no substitute r mutual cooperation and hiekt production of consumers jjocls to attain real prosperity and thoretum to a sound national economy 10 Finally, I believe that faith and unity are the hall marks of Americas future end thy salvation J the civilized vorldwe musl face the fan ii a bankrupi nation offers o man security of nj kind I invite yotrroioin me in my efforts, to put this philosophy andprogram into practice Sincerely, ames Gardner 816 Detroit u Flint Pol Adv A A v THE KNCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday July 30, 1952 FRED A BELL CANDIDATE FOB T STATE REPRESENTATIVE CAKABLE HONEST QUAUFISD Ha Served the Public for 28 YEARS ft Your Assistance Will Bo Appreciated AT THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ON AUGUST 5 1952 VOTE FqR Lawrence i Gehringer FOR SHERIFF Repubaccn Ticket Xwo Yearn Deputy Sheriff Five Years Under Sheriff My Experience Makes Me Oijfcndbg Candidate for this YOUB VOTE AND SUPPOR APRECIATED LEO SAUM REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR Co Drain Commifsioner Your Vote Will Bo Appreciated At the Primaries August 5th II rn Only you can EVENT FOREST HUES Plant Nutrients Boost Grass, Legume Yields By Two Tons Per Acre A DDING fertilizer carrying nitro gen, phosphate and potash has increased pasture yields as much as 2 tons per acre, declared Prof C J Chapman, University of Wisconsin extension agronomist, in re porting on the results of pasture demonstrations in the state On the Henry Berg farm near Blanchardville, in Lafayette County, pastures fertilized with 101010 shaved yields of 8,025 pounds per THE BIG ISSUES TO BE MET BY EVTflY VOTER We must find a remedy for work stoppage Technical schools are teaching that the incentive pro 1 fit sharing system is the coming j thing, flight now it has been eagerly accepted in many in dustries wherein everybody ben fits Tax exemption will speed the early adoption of the incent ive sharing systemHigh takes, resulting from core upt banking laws lOthe biggest Washington scandal are anotk er source of work stoppage We can redude these linnecesscaV trade barriers to free enterpise by expanding the lawful or hon IRENOMINATE CARL B FLYNN Republican est part of our money system thereby,, lessening danger of nt ional bankruptcy For Battened security we must press idr air supremacy and a consistent it eign policy Get behind itu bag issues with a man to themand we wont have a going on that we are afraid to win Through Prayer We Can Chemge the Wosfd CONGRESSIONAL Representative in Conqsross 6th District Cvote for not mare them erne fxl CARL B FLYNN Fertiliser carrying nitrogen, phosphate and potash, boosted growth of both grass and elover on the Harold Churchill farm in Pierce County, Wis acre on July 0, 1951, compared with 3,750 pounds on unfertiliiW fields, an increase of 4275 pounds When 101010 fertilizer was added to white clover and bluegrass on the Betlach farm near Sun Prairie in Dane County, pasture yields ineeeased by about 1 tons per acre The output was 8,025 pounds per acre on JTuly 2, 1951, on the fertilized fields and 2,300 pounds on the check plots The pasture demonstrations are being carried on in cooperation with farmers, county agents, vocational agriculture teachers and organiza tions in the fertilizer industry, Adrian deBoom For Four Years yon nave had n fc Here Is some sound sansin making a regular purchase of V 8 Defense Bonds you help protect America, and help in making your dreams come true May ts Defense Bond MonthThis Is the month vAen you get out into the open and dream of those things you would like to have or to do If I only had the money yon say MftUons of Americans can give yea the answerSign up at your companys pay office for the regular purchase el Defense Bonds today u I Ti W KF FRED Defense te VOLE job, too Tour 17 8 Defo Bonds help maintain Americas economic strength Just as your boys In uniorm maintain her military strength Your Series E Defense Bonds are now a better buy than ever Ann ytarSiSrln for M years Whan buying Defense Bends youre building a eaal that win sense day bey yea a X osjpnert honest sincere and capable representation in the State Legis krture Renominate fitate Repres eatative Adrian deBoom Aug,5 1952 in Republican Primaries j Youll be voting for a highly I QisjsJUflsdV Bcperieneed Legisla tor War Threats Spur Need for Building Up Soil Fertility T HREATS of wax heighten the need lor putttng f arm soil in top condition to prosaic high crop yields, says the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, sa a statement made public here Legumes, fertilisers, soilsaving rotations and conservation tillage methods are fhft tools for building and maintaining the soils crop producing capacity, the committee points out By strengthetfng the soils reserves of organkf matter and stockpiling supplies of plant nutrients in the soil now, fanners can be ready II things get really tough later on, the statement saysFarm soil toot a heating in World War n, it says Soildepleting force worked overtime after Pearl Harbor when everysore had to produce food to the utmost to help speed victojx i Floyd Munsell Condtdote foe the Office of Drain Commissioner on the Republican Ticks to Succeed In the Coming Primary flection Wishes to Thank All a You Who Hare Supported Me to me Past and 1 will Sincerely Appreciate Your Support in the Coming Primary EWcttosj Aug t h, 1952 I Wtak T Tlk Yoand Owl y , 4 AS Wednesday July 30 1952 ThePeopies Store Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods Shoes Gents Furtishfngs Lingerie Kennedys Gim Store Pindtney Dispatch Entered as nd Class motter at postoifico Act oi March 6Y 1877 i ,owii StiikdcnayiAjch SuUcriptioa Price Uii The Wilbur Leidiq family of Midland visited here last week Roland Hostetler oi Middle bury, Indiana, directed a 24 voice mens choir at the Mennon ite church last SundayThe Brighton Argui claims ac ceding to the school census that ghton has 76 more children of school age in her district than than ihe Howell school district Paul McBride,36,of Wyandotte was struck by lightning while fishing on Fenton LoVe last week Jack Crane, PM oi City oi the Straits Lodge and daughter Mary and family of Detroit calL at the Dispatch office Saturday Mr and Mrs Waiter Clark spent the week end aJ East Ta was Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel, Mrs Jennie Devereaux and Mr and Mrs Thomas Bonner attend ed the Republican picnic las3t Tuesday at Lcce Chemung Mrss Flora Darrow is visiting her son, William, in UnadillaThe Donald Griffith family of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the Joe Griffith home Sunday guests at the Roger Can home were Robert Can of Grand Rapids, Mrs Doris Zinn Myron Httgkes Plumbing Heating Comp1eteLii8 PlumbingFixtures and Supplits ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATBS COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS WE SELL WE INSTALL WE lEffVUK 1075 EAST M36 TELEPHONE PlNCKNEY 183F2 Creek Mable Summer Coal Prict Now on Order TO BE SURE Oi GOOD QUALITY PHONE 268 DEXTER DE Hoey Sons rhitfs aU4IVt4l tvtfful PhlfvTfts tms Myitar MM 0tMt tes CrSnesrs Pfcllft The Fjoscoe Yarborough family of Berkley spent the week end with MrsEieanor Ledwidqe Gus Ledwidge and Joe Lavey went to Saline Sunday to play ball with Ann Arbor but Saline forfeited La vera Kennedy and family of Detroit called at the iryin Kennedy home Tuesday Reb Fr Alcun of Columbus, Ohio is assisting at St Mary church 40 hour devotion start Sunday The Leon Meabon family of Chelsea spent Sunday at the George Meabon horn Andrew Nesbitt and wu spent last Wednesday with Mrs, Blanch Naylor oi Eaton Rapids, Mrs Dorothy Boye and Mrs, Marl Caner and children oi MantonWest Virginia who have been visiting at the George Meabon home went back Mon day and son Fred, of BatUe Laverne Smith and Mrs Olson of Gregory Henry Hauck and wife ar vis iting relatives in Detroit George Gardner and wife of Strawberry Lake have returned from a trip to upper peninsula Larry Combum and wife spent part of last week Otsego Lake Pvt Bill and George Clark are in the meat cutting cmd cooking depts at the Lackland Air Base San Antonio, Texas Mrs Marjory Davfs gave a stork shower for Mrs Leland Grant last Wednesday niqht R K Elliott and wii spent the week end in Clinton with Mrs Ernest Hoyt , Mesdames Sadie Moran and Fannie Bradley are OJI a trip to Lake Louise and othrv points in Canada Mr and Mrs Rose of Detroit who built garage home on Pattj erson Lake tid have moved into it Sun quests at the Fred Read cottaqe at Portaqe Lake were the John McGuire sr family oif Detroit,, the John McGuire jrfam iiy ana the James Whitley family a Pinckney Wtiidell Stuber and wife of Whitmore Lake weie Sunday callers at the Rolert Tasch home , , Mrs Francis Lavey returned I Sponsored by Pinckney Merchant s in CoopeisMsix with too home from St Joe hospital, Ann Pinckney Fire Department Arbor Sunday The Mervin n Plumbing Water SytUtms etc Stanley Dinkel Free Movies VERY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILLAGE SQUARE friIS WEEK MOVIE Fighting Renegade Mis Robert Adklev and daug iTrily of Jackson wre Sunday ALL THRU IFOR ONLY WUu20tt C T NOW O R I m fc Q N F 9, 195 2 TOW IT m Ms fctHlf rwf teaturtm t m i YOU MT PfcfcgjM SyltVfll ffMpltMf WtsjMs t fW R TOW WsT fwt fi SEE US TODAY I I Pkilgas mrttrosi noi J 1 Katke Swarthottt hter, Roberta, were in Detroit last Tuesday Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt were Dr and MrsWylie of Dexter and the Gordon Hesters of Ypsilantl ,The Robert Ackley family visit ed Mr and Mrs Harry Van Gorder in Ohio last week The following frok here attend ed the Lowell Show Boat at Low ell Saturday night Clyde Fisher and wiieOkn Robinson and wife Mrs Mae Daller, Blanch Martin Amanda DeBar Alberta Dinkel Levi Ludfce Betty LaPine, Or land Winslow and wif, Cliff Mills and wife, Lawrence Baug hn and wife, Mrs Florence Baughn T The Herb Palmer jr jr family oof Flint spent a couple of days last week at the Palmer home here Mr and Mrs Wm Burroughs entertained 22 friends and rela tibes Sunday it a dinner for heir son, Pvt James Burroughs, of Camp Kilmer, NJ who leaves for Germany this month Alberta Allen Dinkel were, in Lansing Monday Quite a few people have ask, ed us why Bill Baughn carries a oanoe,painted bright red around on top of his car Wei its a long story and goes way bade to the ViiUliiSTATE OF M1CHGAN The Andrew Campbell family , , Ll rt , cwd Mrs Vivian Ledwidge and I Th W Court tor tb County of Livingston In the Matter of the Estate of William Roche, Deceased , At a eesston oi said Jourt held July 16, 1952 Present Honorable Hiram Smite, Judge at rrobato R daughter attended the Craft tarn iy reunion Sunday at the Walter Craft home near Briqhton, B Mr and Mrs C J CLnton en eertained their card dub Sun da at a picnic dinner Rosalee Nas was home from Mich State over Sunday Mrs Winston Baughn returnhoie Fooe hospitaV Jackson The C W Hoofoei family of Ann Arbor called at the J H Hkermf i I writii and under oath, to said Mrs Robert Read cmd children Court, and to serve a cop there were Wednesday ccilers at the o upon Gerdd j McCIearState Arthur Bulhs home ift Gregory, i ft Building, in Owosso SJ JSSiiS1 Michigan, fiduciary of said es will b Heard by said court at said Probate Office on September 30 n 4Ai Cut tho cost of ctrttinf gross RB0 ROYALE Notice Is Hereby Given, that all creditors of said deceased are re j quire o present their cicrims in just ssff sty kt to Pinccne from Ypiilanti Sun, tate aad that such claims book of Genesses There we read cabin at Hale day l3an Howlett and family of Gregory were Friday dinner guests of the Robert Read tarn ily Mrs Virginia Caner and two children were guests last week of Mrs Edith Van Norman oi Detroit The Chare 3 Soulo fomly o Howell spent Sundry at tho Phillip Spout home Mrs NellieWylie and daughter Kaye spent ast week with Mrs Reynolds Wylie at her the Lord appeared to Noah in a vision and told hm there was going to be a hq flood and to build an aif and pJt his family Robert Hooker of Ann Arbor is visiting at the Roy Dillingham home Mrs Weltha Vail of Horton Plumbing and Repair fMXER SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SOFTEN 3 ETC GEORGE ROUSH 1952 at ten A M It it Drdered, That notice there by be given by publication of copy liiimrrf for three wteks con secutivelyprevious tojcnddayoi hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch and that the fkiicuary cause a copy oi this notice to be served upon each known party in inter est CM bis last known address by registered maiL return receipt demanded at least fourteen 14 prior to such hearina or by personal service at least five 5 day prior to such heariog Hiram R SmithJudge oif Probata A true copy CelosUa Parshcdl, RegM oiPtoba tf PHONE 17tf6 HHJLMD LAO In it and also tvo of everyl livl called at the Wm Mercer home ing creature on cli We hear j Sunday BUI also had a vision, and was i MrsLucille Wylie jn child, I tod there was to b a big flood, j en and Mrs Jessie Wylie called He believes in hsing prepared at the Harold Porter home at so tied the cano on top oi hisi Portage Lake Sunday Sunday quests at the John oar and got a pair of hip boots J Mr and Mrs M E Darrow call J Boyer home were Mrs Grace rd Warner fam home n As he has not qot any two oi a I at the Clarence Barl kind, hs fcnniy consisting oi his Cohoctah Sunday wife Dolly, and son, Junxnie he Bert yanHorn of i3k Grovei figures the canoe is bier enough was a Sunday visitor ctt the AH so he js all set for high water J oert Dinkel hoe Meckens the Lloy ily oi Ypsikmti, Clarence Pratt 5,co j31 FULL 21 CUT, 1 HP WITH AU TNCSf BETS E0 FEAVJXB C i copity Ml 21 cuffing Vidtfc, or flroil viih lM RM Mt r9Hor got loty kmt Sfg4 MIIM4 cntfrfle Saftty tnc4l VM dutch aaiJ I and family of Ann iy ox Ann Arbor, Mr and Mrs Martin Ritter oi Lake THE LAVEY HAfiDWAB nramY K 1 HSTASBOd TatexSRBt SHT OF MKWGAN Court tot the County latter at tne Estate 01 Dede Hinchey Deceased At a session at said court held July 16, 1952 Present, Hon Hiraxi R Smith Judge oi Probate Notice is Hereby GivenAhat the petition oi H Guy Hinchey the administrator oi said estate praying that his final account be I allowed and the residue oi said state assigned to the persons entitled thereto and that the heirs at law oi said deceased be determined will be heard at the Probate Office on August 12 1952 at ten A M It is Ordered That Notice theie oi be given by publ cation oi a copy hereot tor uree weeks con secutively previous to said day oi heariag, in the Piuckney Dis paioh and that the fiduciary, cause a copy oi this notice to be serveu upon each known party in interest at hid last known ad dress by registered ncdl return receipt demanded, at least four teem 14 days prior to such hear ing or by personal service at least live i5 days priic to such hearing Hiram rt Smith Judgt oi Probate A true cepy Celestia Marshall Register of Probate PROFESSIONAL OORNflt THE KNCKrW 8ANWAHJM BAY ft DUFFY M D aiiy UCo A M to 2 Oi P, JS1 Except WeajtcssflfS fan Tues fn Sal , i V BA DR G B McCLOfiCEY Deuisl 112 North MlclJaa Telffyh nnut Office 835 lestf, lH Evening by ApuoinkamU HoweJ t M biota HERB SNEED KZJil III TB Ust T Phone 13d 207 E Gi A j 21,u HownH Mfcntaan Heal Estate, Insuianje, ffokercjae City, Lake and Fatu Pwwsrty A bpeciattty rt Your Property 4 Hi Orortsnffler Property with Me JU BIASON Broke 3 0 8 Ntrtb Pearl rW jy, Mkk Ph ae 1 3 3 lAoae 57F11 Repawn MTSON J HUGHES Plumbing and Hoatina fltate 8717 LakssUo DrW rtcense Huh Lakt p swAffiadux of EST Funeral Hoir Don C Swarthout, Wrectot Modern EguipxnenJ tfuoacs 39 S3 Ptacfcney, Midi LHE LAVEY General Insurance loae 59F3 Pincknu Kdn Were proud to announce the allnew John Deere 60 and 50 Tractorsn ccessors to the famous Models A and B Vfe have a 60 on dspJay now Come in and inspect it The harder you are to please, the more impressed youre going to be and the sooner ytyul want to get your hands on the wheel and put one of these tractors through its paces in the Held Thats when youll know theyre truly great new tractors LfrVEKHAPOWABB STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court ior the County oi Livingston In the Mattel ithe Estate of Michael Lavey, Deceased At a session of said Court held July 16 1952 Present, Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judqe of Probate Nouce is hereby given that the jteuioii oi Adrian Lavey administrator oi said estae praying that his final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assigned to the per sons entitled thereto will be heard at the Probate Court on August 12, 1952 at ten A M It s Ordered that notice there oi be given by publication of a REFRIGERATTON SERVICE HAROLD RAD Repairs on All Makes Phone Pnclney 15IF3 AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT VTtULi CALL FOWLERVlLLS 23t,F6 FRED BQCKHOFF , OPTCMETB1ST 120 West Qtrnid Aver Av Jfcwell Mlehiatu Inoce 358 eeidescr SI LLOYD HKNTCF livestock Mau na Weekly Trips Made To lXrofc Genorcu TracUnq ifcone 64F14 Pmrner MleH DR a J TOWNFR Dentist 8044 Pertaue Lake Rot 4or Phone Dsxtet 3461 H W WOTART Insurance end Bends HCNE 136 Ptackary CEMETERY MEMORTALS Prices You Can Aft id To Pa MILFORD GRENSTR WORKS rUford Michioan k Classified Ailvs ESStJt FOR SALE Hand grain house fcx M in chili toolaan d a car William Cooper rconv x M Phone 14F2 Mr C I Towner Dexter 3461 FOR SALfcb Cubic fnt Raflnkrepator, 25 George VanSidver Electric 4 FQg SALE Patterson Lake, rown FOR SALE 8x12 hug 207 Phone 25 Pinckhey, copy hereof for three weeks conFOft SALE 3 sows with ftteM of secutively previous to scqd day 8 pigg eachj Frank f , of hearing in he Pmckney Diphone Dexter 4067 patch, and that the petitioner cause a ccp of this noltoe to be poR SALEHouse, 2 bedrooms served upon each known party rOQmj Jxoajent, in interest at his lastjcnown ad I Bathgarage, 8uUCorer T B dress by registered mail, return gtsi Dexter, riB Aon receipt demanded a least four LET A i Liceased, Insured, Registered Roofier Take Care of Yewr Roofing Problems R J REED ROOFING SERVICE BOX 108 BINCKNEY j Telphones Office, 75161 i Residence, 71003 1 OWEN V FOWLER D S C Foot SpecialiM CMropodist Office oure 216 W Od River By AppcUnent Biighton, Mich Mon, V d SaU teen ll4days prior to such hear ing, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith A true topy Judge of Probate Celestia Parshail Register of Probcrte Am Equipped to Repair and Paint Up to 100 Feet High FOR SALEIa Pmckney, nicet arranged seven rooms, bedroom on first floor, nicec lot and gar, age, nice livable home, Call Mrs French,5062,evenijigB 8039 Ann Arbor, Mich, Pinckneys STATE OF MICHIGAN The Pr bate Court tor the Ceunty oi Livingston In Matter of the Ettate af Rose A Howard, Deceased At a session of scrfd Court held July 16, 12, Present Hon Hiram H Smith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Givn, That all creditors of said deceasea are reguired to presQytheir claims in writing and under oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy thereof Mary V Grainger 361 E,Holmes Road, Lansing Michigan fiduc iary of said estate ai d that SUCD claimswiil be heord b Y sd court at the Probate Office on Sept ember 30,1952 at ten A M and for the determination of heirs at law of said deceased It is Ordered, That notice hereof FOE SALE Wesunghouse Electric, stove 3 burner oven 25 laundry stove 5 Mrs Hussey 550 East Putnam Pinckney 5 home on 2 lots 50x100, I bedrooms upstairs, 1 down, large bajh roam electric stove Fuli basement in which is a recreat Ion room and garage This home is partly rurnished at C6,500XX J iowner Dexter J461 F01 SAL Silver lake, rune room furnished home, well built 4 years old on 2 nice lots,school bus to Pmckney a real buy at 9,50000 ith 2,50000 down C J, Towne eer 3461 FOR SAL Ro Sprinaers 40c a lb heavy wi ping cream for 120 at fresh milk 2 3A 24c skim milk 20c a aal from Bangs FOR SALE Montgomery Ward apd TB tested herd portable washer, detachable wringer 1 years oldused very little Mrs WiUlard Morgan 311 Hambuw St, Pinckney FOR SALElModem hpuMieaun heat, 3 lots, located at 509 E Main St Pinckney Mich For in formation call or see Mr and Mrs C E Fisher 360 W Main St, Pinckney Phone 52FH OR SALEfPover Lawn Mower 250 Fbbert Vedder 410 Putnam Pinckney VtlriHorns HUUidie Farm Phone Pineknev 69F2 FOR SAUfcJameswaT Incubator, 2500 eag capacry two 5 deck chicx poultry batterii I Case hayleadst i Frank Parce, nhona Dexter 4067 FOR SALE Furnace complete with stoker, confols, lph eMower James Whitley, phone 15FJ FOR SALEWashing Machine A Q kjeavyduty, rk ward Ca1f 2909 W M36, Phone 62F4 FOR SALE Row boat and motor boat is round bottom and made of plywoodJ Rayer, 8485 Hank erd Road Phone Chelsea 7603 FOR SALESmaii electric Weh er icmd one electric iron Call I72FI3 after 8 p m Lj FOR SALE Elecfrochef ftove for 25 Phone 30F3 ij WANTED Custom batting with new Holland string tie bailer Dean Gardner, phono 13F11 FOR SALE Buflding ntf two lots on West Main St, Pinckney known at the Stewart Antoraan voperty to jwttlo estale Adm QUALITY be given by publication oi a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv I WANTEDWashings and Ironings ly previous,to saidday of hearing to do in my home in the Pinckney DispxtcLand that I Phone Rinckney 8SPR the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to be served upon each I Meats Fruit known party in interact at his last iknown address by registered mail return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 1 days prior to WANTED House and Bnm rtnt ing to do Otto Smith Phone 173F12 Hi land Lrfre WANTBfeFAhM UStlNGS, we Let ns hflp you sell our farm bav Tnote prossris faii tanni AUTOMATIC SAW HUNG 75c SERVICE WHILE YCUxWAIT U WORK GUAR TErfc UWN MOWERS SliA OPENED MANDm8 SAW tlUXG RHOP HMJCND WUUL RT SIDE IUWJUVHI DHVE Groceries Vegetables m Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS such hearing, or by personal vice at least five to days prior to vice such hearingA true copv huarn R Smith Celestia ParshaU Judge of Probate Register of Probate 2,000 uKiwrn Mnd n in UM fOM AK1I Irelm MtM u t urn o k ion iwt MMMI lam ol FMS tmmm ftt joe cumwico mom, m mSt 1 FOkD OARD OF TRUNKS I wish ot extend my sincere thanks to all those who sont mo cards and flowers and visited mo while I was in tho hospoai Their Hrrinses will always be lynn Hoodoo During Harvest v 1 Farrr erf Feed Supply Co M aw m t J 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 July 30, 1952 Description An account of the resource July 30, 1952 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 1952-07-30 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/21f99f3a93e544e12f1fcb225b3970f3.pdf d437e32b42bde71863dba3c5814e58de 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. r J V V A 33 44 ,1 vM Volume 8 1 Michigan Mirror Michigan will be one of the key states It is DO longer in the sure to go Republican list but in the doubtful column The Republican strategy this year is to carry all those states who vot ed ior Truman in 1948 but elect ed xjepuhlican governors This would give them 288 electoral, votes Only 266 are needed The Democrat strategy is Wednesday, August 61951 Local Motet Mr ami Mra Wm Jeffreys Mary Ann and lack, Joan and Sally wueeter spent Sunday at Camp Custer with joe Jeffreys Others tnure were riay Ghanaer ana wile Mau Chandler and lazniiy Jtcai Chandler and lam, ily and ta Peterson and iamily at iialamaoo OUR DEMOCRACY, i,to ml i,s y Gamble and hold all the stateVihe won Milford cat 1948 and get the 4 Dixiecrat stales they lost This will give them 279 electoral votes, 13 moe than needed However both the parties need MichiganNew York Wisconsin, Maryland, and Ccui ioriiiu to carry out their plan Uov Williams and Senear Moody got plenty of publicity at the Democrat convention wheie Williams was norninaied ior president and Moody acted as temporary chapman during the loyalty pledge debaseThe north and south ae bat ling each oher for indusiry lo cations The south has taken industries away from the narh 10,000 Michigan residents are scanning the skies for hostile air crafr bu 25,000 are needed There tare only 200 watch stations in Michigan GovWilliams helped dedicate the Paul Oliver hospital Frank fort last week It cost 41,00048 hospitals are to be built in tho stats, 37 have already been starred The federal government payi part of the cost 24 communities in Michigan had no hospital facilities In 1951 more than 5U000 peo pie were killed or injured in ea on Mrs Mary Teeple inura aay, Mesdamvs Beutah and Milded Miller called on Mrs Nettie Vaughn at Whitmore iike one aay last week William filler is a patient at University nospiiaL Ann Arbor Mr and Mrs Stanley Dinkel attended the fowierville Fair Friday iney were introduced to crov Mermen Williams by Sergt Gene Dinkel and sect in the same box with him at the races Mrs Beulah Martin is on a two weeKS trip in northern Michigan with Mr and Mrs Lemuel Mar tin Lorna Shirley speriOast weeSK with Marilyn Perry at Mackinac bad Dull oi Detroit and Hi land land Lake died in Detroit last week , Mr, and Mrs August Englej Honorah Fohey oi Whitmore Lake were in town Saturday The Howard Craig family are spendmg a week in northern Michigan, Ilea head and wife were in Jackson Sunday Harry Preston and wife oi Harland called at the W Ct Miller home Friday,, Mrs Mary Jane Tasca nnish Current onuueitf Softball Notes LOST AT HOWHX Pinckney lost to the Brighton I ior the goose is sce Vagabonds, county league ead gander, Anway we iJv w We suppose whats sau o ers who axe undekated Howell Friday night 9 io Oihey only got 2 hits off Themley, the Brighton pitcher, a double and a single, both by joe Lavey He also got 15 strikeouts Brighton got all its runs in 2 innings 3 the first on 2 hits 2 walks and an error and 6 in the 4th on 2 walks,an error and 4 hits Pinckney only got 7 men on Lavey on 2 hits Gus Led idge was hit, and Jones walked twice Amburgey and Bradley each once i u way we read that a m Omaha, Nebthe Society far ored People have gone into t from moving into a predomin crourt t0 prevent a white family traffic 29 aiesm Michigan had ed summer school at the Univ no traffic fatalities Those in HIS section were Jnn Arbor, Piy mouth, Wayne and Last Lan Lansing CONSSRVATIOi DEPx iOTES Besides deer hunting rules,sea lamprey , trout planting and budget problems will be taken uo at the conservation meetinq ers ui Michigan Friday and Mn, hene MiUb at Senna Coll ege AOTICL, Margaret Wakamora of Hawaii and Carol Solen of ftockforlU spent the week end with Mrs, Rene Miller and fcmvly Mrs Alta Meyer finished her summer school at Howel st veec A, 7o cwnnn i Jimmie Biiwell of Brighton Aug 7 8 59,000 is warned for nl p iSt week at the Ben While home, Iney too him 8 pdk projects The road to he coast guard guard station at Luddingion is under a foot of water An aerial survey is being made of oak wilt in Michigan, x ul This disease is not wide spread I daugnter ot Mr, and in Michigan but is in midwet WE DIED AT THE ALAMO PIGWTINJ FOR THC PIONEERING FREEDOM THAT HE LOVED AND VEO THE KIND OF FREEDOM DAW CROCKETT AND HIS FELLOW PIONEERS GAVE OUK COUNTRY HE LP ED LJTHE FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FREEDOM WE bHt TODAV OUR DEMOCRACY, Pinckney AB R Singer, ss 4 0 MoriarUy, 3b 3 0 Lavey, cf 3 0 G Ledwidge, If 2 0 TwitchelL c 3 0 Amburgey, p 2 0 Amburgey, p 2 0 K Ledwidge, rf 0 0 Jones, rf 1 0 Reader, lb 3 0 Bradley for Meabon 0 0 Vagabonds AB R J, Wisser, c 4 1 Green lb 4 1 H, Wisser, 3b 22 Luti ss 2 2 Sieqel, If 4 0 Watson, cf 3 1 Cudice, 2b 3 1 Themleyi p 3 0 Soutfawellrf 2 1 H 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 H l 3 1 1 0 2 1 0 o ently negro housing district We have heard of disurbancee where negroes movep into whte districts but this is to hrst one vheie the shoe was on the o4bei too We suppose the colored people have the same right to enforce racial discrimination as he wh te people if they do have, that right ern states Red oaks are mt commonly attacked A tree can be killed by it in a few weeks The age of fash can be told by rings on their scales A ring is added a year Microscope is nee essary to see the rings Owners of land which has been deeded to the state for doll linguent taxes may recover the land under a recent law Action must be started before Nov 4 The Higgins Lake Nursery is expanding 50 percent to handle more pine seedlings The deer increase this year will be about one fawn per doe Campbell, Billy Miller, Herb of Pinckney and a sister, Dver and Don Packer to the De j Laura Gradwell ELECTON RESULTS Fred Alger won the Republi can nomination for governor CLarence Reid Lt gov,, Charles Potter USsenator and Kit Clardy for congress , For sheriff Larry Gehringer won over Stanley Dinkel Dinkel won Putnam 322 to 68 earned Iosco and tied 93 to 93 in Una dilla 450 votes were cast in Put nam of which 17 were thrown out, being illegally marked , The vote nere wasGovernor Alger 123 Leonard 113Vianden berg 87 Lt, Gov, Henderson 78, J troit Boston ball gam Sunday, ,Mrs Helen Vanblancum under wen an appendicitis operation at McPherson hospital Howell, last week, , Curtis Chcnnberlcrin land wife of Duluth Minn, are visiting Mrs Cacia hcrrnberknn, The Gerald and Ambrose Ken nedy families of Howell spent Sunday at the Irvin Kennedy home Wayne AtLee and wife are vis iting the Cy AtLee family at Gladwin The L,I, Henry family spent Sunday at the Keith Bradbury home in Chelsea, Pvt Russell L Clark whose Deaths LORENZO LAVEY Lorenzo Lavey, 48, son of the late Michael and Jennie Roche Lavey, died in New York Cty Monday He graduated horn Pinckney high school in 1922 and attended Northwestern Uni versity and the University of Michigan He was employed a news writer on papers in Cbi J cago, Toledo, Philadelphia, Bos ton and New York He unlisted in World War II much of the time since then has been hospit alized He married Miss Helen Stolp at Toledo She survives I together with a daughter, Moira Thur Prayer meeting at church There are also 3 brothers Norb at 800 p m, Each one pres L rx t name f0yorito psalm and hat it mea 3 to him, Sun 1030 hev, Keith Reugseg ger of Montrose, candidate min ister will preach All should be there to hear him Sunday sciool 1130 tor und will build a home there Harold Spittler has returned home arte spending 10 weeks in Canada Vi The marriage of Joyce Clark Mrs Roy to John Young, taices pkree in iina Arbor Saturday, The Asher Wyiie family at tended the Fowierville Tear last Thrusday, The Ross Read family are at the Portage Laks cottage this month and have the Russel Read family of Pittsburg,, Paas Andrew Campbell took Chris j en of Detroit, Leo and Adrian en Catholic t Mcavf Cafhollc Church fttackv 7 MIrbigan Rev Fr Albtrt J Sclunitt Pastor Sunduy Marueg Summer 611, 800, 1000 11 Winter 800 S 1000 Novenna Devotion fridov ven at 730 BL Confesslonst r rid ay aftci Noerna lvodona Saturday 730 to 900 P, f Sunday beAr 800 MOST FLAREUP AT MASON A hpt old time took place in Mason Friday in which in which the 80 year old Vern Brown, ex V gov and auditor general got hot under the collar Fred Alger, Republican candidate for gover nor was billed to speak at a ban guet at the M u church at SI 50 a plate It wa cancelled by the minister thelast minute un dersuggestion of Rev Pretty mOTfrjfl M E divine and head of the Michigan Temporance Union Wkich suppoited AiQo rival Lt CJov VandenbergBrown announced he would Support Algei and invited the meeting to be held at his fafm hi a press release RevPnottyman admitted calling the Mason minister and asking why his church was spon soring an Alger meeting as Al Fowierville staged its 66th ann ual fair lasf week in an era when county fairs are pretty muah a thing of the past Way back in the horse and buggy days nearly ah communitiee had iairs wih horse races, midways, stock exhibits, balloon as censions etc Brighton HowelL Sockbridqa, Chelsea, Arm Ar bor and Ypsikmti all had flouring fairs in the old days but one by one they disappeared and yu cant even find the old fair grounds on those placee anymore Fowierville continues to curry on and has become a tradition4For years the event was held the hrst week m Oct and the lneups of the ball teams were studdel with big league players In 1926 Fowierville with GehringervWhiiiiiWoodall and Veach of the Tigers in tie line up lost to vViHiamston who had Andy Messinaer, the old Cleve land pitcher in the boxPinckney high school played football there in the morning with Fow erville, The date was changed on account pi bad weather The fair is all out of debt and ah u officers serve without pay A lot of prominent persons are coming out in favor ot a national presidential ormary Their reason is that the people had little, to say about the nomination for president a the ivvo big Iconven tions in Chicago That they wer picked by means of deals and manipulations Ly the bosses This ma be true but there is CongevaLiunaJ no qoing to be any national ger and his family have always primary as ihe two big con been leading wets and sponsor VentJons are a necessity if the ed the repeal of prohibition He said the Michigan Beverage Dealers paper has teen runninq paqe advs favorinq the nomin ation oi Alger Arr Funeral at St Marys church Fri day 930 a mr OLD TIME FAIRS Quite a few attractions which wer once popular at county fair have disappeared over the vears, One was the man who wa puried alive under 6 feet of earth in a box A tube let air tai ASA LEWIS Asa Lewis a sheet metal with Rev worker died at Patterson Lake church Monday, The body was taken to Milner Funeral Home, Stock bridge, He leaves a wife, him Those who paid admission The pulpit committee will meet Another was the dancina turk ey Those who went in the tent saw c turkey dancing iurcbsly on a platform to the riq jig of a fiddle player there What they vo hi Haities ere to continue lo exisi In fact sme maintain thh they are in the main pep meeting tor the two bg parties hke those hiqh schools hold be lore footbai garues States may enact presidential primaries if the desire but only a few have have done so Michigan had a primary once but the legislature killed it after a few years trial Senator Ilircm Johnson of CafiL omia was the winner of the tost one held but the delegates to the convention refused to support him Ruegsegger after Mf nnonite Calvary i wmonue uiurch 4ev fare Beachy Pastor departed this life August 2, The funeral was held from the Swar thout Funeral Home Sunday Rev Albert Schmitt officiating wife Marian, lives on RiversiderBurial in St Marys Cemetery Dr Hamburg is now serving in1 DONALD CRAIG BURNS Donald CrKhg Burns son of Mr, and Mrs Donald Burns,was I born in Kalamazoo July 29 and S S Supt Walter Esch J J tL iz m Mnmujo Wowhlp 1000 Swday Schxil , , 1100 Chlldreot En ,, 1145 Young Feopfci Meeting 730 CorWnrA Fell js7nlp Servlr Korea with the 7th infantry div son on the west central front in Reid 60, Welsh 69, Young 58 North Korea Patrols from the Senator Keyes 152, Potter 100 front are battling the Reds in the Mcrrtin 58, Prevost 9, Conqress Clardy 79, Gardner 117 Flynn 41, Stanton 41, ProsecutorErwin 188, Berri man 42, Chas Van Winkle 1, Francis Barron 1 Coroner Borden 155, Dibble 95, Groomes 94 Drain ComMunseIi 2IS Leo Saum 64 Delegates o county convention Republican Stanley Dinkel, C F Hewlett, Ross Read Howard Thayer, George Hauck, Democrat Murray Kennedy, Charles McRorie, P, W Curlett, Lorenzo Murphy, Gorman Kelly CARP OF THINKS I wish to thank all of my friends for the many oardsflow ers and good wishes during my illness, , Mary Baughn Cord Bowdsh, 8 It secretary of We wish that once and for all the guestion of whether there ar such things as tlying saucers did not know was that the plat would be settledThjre seems to iorm was iron with a fire under it and the turkey danced be cause its feet aot hot Then there was the man who did tricks with a steam thresh ina engine, went up inclines and a bridge of blocks John Mc Comb one of the best mechanics who ever lived in Pinckney, demonstrated Birdsell threshing Wedntsday ffcOO r m Gospel Crusade at Mennonite engines at the fairs for years the Stockbridge Masonic Lodge Auust 3,J wek days 8 p m i Balloon ascensions and parafor a number of vears died last I SundaV 10 am, and 730 p, m S I chute jumps were an important Sunday Jason Austin, secretary of Gen esee Lodge, Flint for 30 years Iron Triangle sector near Khum wha while tanks and artillery cruns pound at the enemy fortih cations Clark is in the motor I and long time friend of ye ed pool He is the son and Mr and itor died in Hurley hospital there, , MrsWalter Clark of Pinckney last week He attend many past, hei and contributed in my Tiller of Ft Wayne Ind speak3, part and often the jumper was a woman CAiu OF THANKS We wish to express our crpprec iation and thanks to those who and was formerly employed at masted nights here the King Seeley Co and at the Hunter Garage Ann Arbor He graduated fromPinckney high school Robert Lavey, son of Mr ana Mrs Lee Lavey will be inducted into the army Aug, 22 Sergt Phillip McDonnell is home from Oklahoma City for 2 weeks furlough Pfc Paul Burroughs is back from Korea and in Colorado, Joe Irnus of Lakeland died at Grand Rapids Soldiers Home on Tuesday Funeral at Swarthout Funeral Home Saturday after noon, i i AUTO ACCIDENT SUNDAY Four peions were hospitaliz Sunday growing an auto accident on monies Road near the CBaude 1 lor1 home The oar was driven by Mrs Mary Todd of Berki, rtnd contained her way to make our 0,E,S, bazaar FOWLERViLLE FAIR AWARDS Richard Miller won grand Champion with his boat in the 4H exhibit at the Fowierville and goes to Chicago in October be a regular epidemic of them the past few weeks and still the scientists maintain they are opti al illusions They scout the sugg estion they may be space ships manned by men from Mars or some o her planet We were inclined to go aloua with the men of science at firt but too many people are seeng them If they are a phenomonom there is an an explanation a succe, Fxth VanSkrmbrook j with all expenses paid, David Nash won an award in dairying and John Burg,reserve champion with his registered ram lamb, Lt, Wm Gillen of Ann Arbor was married to Elizabeth Busch, daughter ofGfrand Mrs Busch MARRIAGE LICENSES Joghn S Bradley 29, Fowle children, Mrilyn,4 and Billy, 10, rille Norine Driver, 22 Fowler, and a Mend Mrs Thorp of rloy ville Bierney Kazktartki, 37 QL They were taken to McPherV o4Ft Lee, Va th enAug 1 Pineknty WUUarnetoiL Guila VanOrden, 41, Fowierville John Young 20, Ann Arbor, Joyce Ckark, 17 son hospitals in the Swarthout and McDonald Ambulances All were able to go home that night jbut Mm Toddi J 4H NEWS Petrysville 4H clubs won 10 first, 22 2nd end 5 3rds at the Fowierville Fiir The Sweet Apple Blossoms Mrs Bonner, livsder took a blue 7 reds and 7 whites Handy AndrJoe Basydlo had a blue and 4 leas The Weavircr Needles, Joe Ba sydlo had 3 blue 2 red and 2 white ribbons The Weedei i and Keepers in vegetable gardening had blue 8 red and 2 unite and in conn They are trying 8 convicts at Jackson prison for inciting riots and kidnapping guards Some how we cannot see the wisdom in all of this Many of the con victs were serving life sentences What further punishment can be meted out Little attempt is being mqde to correct conditioiTs at the prison except to fire the warden and increase the guard neither of which will have any great effect, ft is remembered in g 3 blue 2 red and a white, theses lackson prison riots have Leaders Mrs Mark Naih and Joe been occuring oft cad on for Basydlo 7 u the pott 40 yean in hngland for years the poUt ical setup was the liberals and conservatives w th the nobiUty forming the bulk of the conserva tive party Recently the labor party seems to have taken over the liberals No such division ex ists here The two big parties,, Democrat and Repubtonv each have a conservative and liberal sectorL The Democrats1 conftefc votive section are the Dixie crats of the souh and liberals by the labor unions of the north The Republican conservative ore led by Senator Taft and the liberals by Gov Dewey, Senator Lodge and otherslt would seem jthaLme proper alignment would be tor the two conservative and two libera branches to unite Unfortunately ifcere is a wide difference between the two liber al and 2 conservative branches LADIES AID MEETINQ The Concl Ladies Aid wUJ have a pot luck eke the h Lucy Reason Aug 14at I V m ij MriMLaySliru 1 pr ir KWVQFWJV sv m K Pt Wedn I f5 r in k i tiV 6 1952 FrJ 0 wi 50 Kenneth and Carl, with a slatted Aframe used for torndrying on their Livingston County farm SAVE MORE CORN PREVENT SPOILAGE with an ELECTRIC CORN DRYER Bad weather never bothers Fred Ott He picks his corn when the weather is right and lets electricity dry it to safe keeping quality In his drying setup, he uses slated Aframes, a hay dryer fan and motor He has found that moving one portable electric motor and fan from job to job rei duces his equipment cost Other electric powered equipment includes a barn gutter Good wiring Ji always important So always ask your Farm Servict Advisor for his recommendations cleaner and a milk house water heater And recently, a third electric hay dryer was installed Mr Ott is enthusiastic about the use of electricity, says it reduces farm operating costs and increases production You, too, will find it profitable to give more jobs to this wired hand For further information, see your Edison Farm Service Advisor f DETROIT EDISON New Sidewalh Give YOUR BOME NBW BEAtTY Flintkote Insulated Sidings in Brick, Shake, Shingle or Stone designs go right over old sidewalls give new Beauty to old homes Savings in fuel, paint and maintenance soon pay for this home improve ment Ask for free estimates DEALERS NAME Dealers Address Phone Aumber v , Wr 5W z kxbUhed 19W Itmmli Hour Service HomM as low as 275 complete material and labor Selects oof natural new colors and Patterns Home and Bam Reottng WILLIAM DAVIS Siding Speciafljt 5553 EGrond RlverHoweilMlchL Phone Hewell 11 DRESS SUIT RENTING Advtrtitemcrt From where I sit iff Joe Marsh I, What Do You Know Do you believe in a bunch of old tales about lightning about how Its attracted by cats or the warmth of cattle how it never strikes in the same place twice or how its liable to turn milk sour Lots of people often dobut theyre wrong Dad Hawkins inspired this column today Hes really studied up on lightning since his own cow barn was struck that time Trouble is, most of us dont fcaow half enough about the sub jecV Dad says And about half af what we do know is falser From where I sit, Dads state ment applies to a lot of things be sides lightning Too many people think they know their neighbors wrong when he votes for his candidate instead of theirs Some people even resent our right to enjoy a friendly glass of ber if and when we choose Opinions based on j misinformation and prejudice In stead of being grounded B true facts can cause more damage than lightning ever did oe i Copyright, 1952, United State Brewert Foutuktht ft MAHJttAGE MAP OF THE USA Weekly let e story and illusst ftMUnDr Louis Y Dub d T W woiTbhuX tion of radial Ute every HOWELL OFFICIJR KILLED NeirJiDoruig iVotes Mrs Laura Bcrte Perqeaa, 74 daughter of the late George Washington Bote of Pinckney died in Lansing last week The burial was in Sprout Cemetery Pinckney Dot othy Nicholas and Paul of Gregory were marred at How ell on July 27th Bom to Mr, and Mrs, Donald Pasco of Coral Gabies Florida July 27, a son Donald Curtis,Mrs Paso was Mary Holt neice of MrJ Stanley Dinket 21 rural school districts are con sidering raorganiziijg with the Fowlerville schooL Petitions arr being fcstrdixted Morris Mel an former Finrk ney resident underwent an op eracion at McPhersofi hospital in Howell last week 30 Boy Scouts from Howell was at the Bruin Lake camp iss last week The Livingston County Press had several letters last week protesting closing of the How ell public bathing beach They claimed tests showed the water to be pure The Howell heavy morar co a unit of the national guard goes to the encampment at Grayling on Augus 16 Dick Wiitse, 11 son of Mrand Anson Wiltse of Howell who was at the Bruin Leke camp is a polio victim More than 8000 people in that Lansing area n which this coun ty is a part are now receiving increased social security bene fits The boost was from 50 to 75 a month Residents of the Lyons school district have asked that 32 par els of land in the district be tran ferred to Brighton area school but the matter is held up until court rules on the injunctions to prevent transfer of part of the Beurmann and Benedict to the Brighton school The districts as a whole voted against annexa ion Rev W H Skentleberry pas or ot the Chelsea Congl for 10 years has resigned to go to Litch held The Bollinger family reunion was held at Clear Lake luly 27 with 32 present Newport Bathing Beach Por tage Lakehas been sold to Mich ael and Louise Crisovan of Yp silanti He is a building contractor end will build a home ther, The Ward Tupper family of Dexter have returned from a trip to Glacier National Park, Montana and Alaska, The flew a part of me way An 800 car capacity drivein theatre is being built at US 12 and Stabler RU, south of Dexter Howeii Tlieaier Howell, Michigan Tues Wed Thug Aug 567 Jennifer Jones, David Farrer in THE WILD HEART la f JurimUt Remedy carbon Friday rSatur3ay AugT 71 Paul Henreid John Sutton in THE THIEF OF DAMASCUS fa TsssJroio Lon McAllister, Wanda Hendrir in MONTANA TERRITORY Dextci theatre DexttS Mich Friday Saturday, shows 700 920 2 Big Hits ug, KING KQNG with Fay Wray Bruce Cabo Walt Disneys Olympic E in Technicolor Sunday, Monday Aug 10 1 Sun shows 399Mon 7 THE WILD NORTH in technicolor action picture with Stewart Granger Wendell and Charles Charissi cartoon and rc 9 r ory Sunday Monday, Aug 10, 11 Mat Sun, 230 p m, oon Loretta Young as PAULA TuesWed ,Thur Aug 12 1C4 Shows 700 900 INVITATION y starring Dorothy McGuiro, Van lohi xn and Ruth Roman hmt rtoon ft Kent Smith, Alexander Knox comedy cartoon news TueiTWed ,Thur Aug, 12 1314 ComingBig Trees,Marrying Khd Barbara Stanwyck Paul Douglas seelcaJ Named Destae Robert Ryan Marilyn Monroe in CLASH BY NIGHT Novelty Nw Cartoor Coming Were Not Married Skirts Ahoy Lee Theater WHTTMOBE LAKK MICH n 25 Years Ago Pinakney defected dcofrncdL ville here Sunday 12 to 6Zahm of Ypsilanti Normal pitched for Pinckney with Percy Rayment catching Dallas Cox got 4 hits for Pinckney Reason Sons store was robb ed last week and Bert Hooker had 50 chicken stolen The annual Anderson picnic will be at Joslin Sunday Born to Walter Cook and wifa last week a son Friday Saturday Aug, 8, 9 Alan Ladd Elizabeth Scott In RED MOUNTAIN In Tcuutccl also F1SH AND FURY with Tony Curtis, Jan Sterlngi Doors open 630 p m Sunday, Monday AugTlO 11 LURE OF THE WILDERNESS in technicolor story of Georgia swamps J with Joan Peters, Jan Sterling and Walter Brennan Feature, Big Sister Blues in Technicolor novelty news cartoon TuesWed ,Thur Aug, 12 1314 SHES WORKKG HER WAY THROUGH COLLEGE with Virginia Mayo, Ralph Reagan and Jane Russell, Victor Mature Is LAS VEGAS STORY LatMt Nwe I Sylvan lit eater Friday Saturday, Aug, 8, 9 MONTANA la Tchakrto historical western with Esrol Flynn, Alexis Smith cr5 Cuddles Sekell cartoon news shoi Sunday, Monday Aug, 10, 11 RANCHO NOTORIOUS in technicolor A Drama Starring Marlene DieMch, Rose Fer Sun Shows 3, o, 7 9 cartoon and novel Tues,Wed ,Thur Aug, 12 1311 WALK EAST ON BEACH a drama starribg Geo Murphy, Virginia GUm o cnit shows 735, 907 Coming Lovely to Ldbk At Scarmouche Cripple Creek Avov V heater J , yucngan Friday Scirday, Aug, 8, 9 RAWWTDE a weseern starring Tyrone Power,, Susan Haywa Stage Struck Sunny Italy Master Basket Ball Sfundav Tuesday, Aug 10, U MR BELVIDERE RINGS THE BELL A Good Caswar Harrlro Clifton Webb Joanne Dru Cartoon Accenii on Balar e Coming Slaughter Trail Double Dynamite f TAXE Edward Farnam has purchas o pinckney Rl Estate and Personal ces are now ed the site of theold hotel ahd vma t , t Patrolman Walte Averill o the Howell police force was in stantly killed at 1145 p m last Thursdav night near the mtersec ejected a boaxl fence around itf The Ray Burns family of How ell are guaranteed with dipth eria 75 people from the Lincoln Motor Co of Detroit picniced at Mark Swarthouts subdivision at Portage Lake Sunday Ducky Shehan played ball with Pratt Dunn vs Jackson prison Sunday The prison won due ana will be received at myho EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY VJFTA TURTHER NOTICE AT MY RESIDENCE AT S4S EAST PUTNAM StC PINCKNEY HKLEN REYNOLDS VUkxgf Treasurer EASY FOR YOU IMPOSSIBLE FOR OTHERS Whvr vou carrr Tifivelers strucfion for 9c a foot A new flagstaff has been rais ed on th lawn of DrH F Sigler Genevieve Kelly, a relative of i T u v ii J 13 Robert Tipady drowned in tion of North Michigan Aveand me Huron Bver at Oak Grove RoadHe gnd Patrol July 24 The stores and homes are be 47 Years Ago Gregory has 4 cases oftyphoid fever The Chelsea Junior Stars playj Whvr you carrr the Nebraska Indians here on Cheques on your trip, you can August 5th, easily turn them into money any Brooklyn, Mich, has just let a where, No one else could cash contiact for cement sidewalk con1 them Sn for safely and conven ience Theres no substitute for Travelers Chequesavailable att th bank Established 1861 man WilHam Rikely were chas ing decorated with bunting for THE rtRfT NATIONAL BANS ing a speeder in the police car i QJJ Boys and Girls Days and Averill had iust go out of Edward Kearney and daugh the right door of the car to issue a ticket when he was hit by a car driven by Antoni Boni,24, of Detroit His body was dragged Days ter oof Jackson, Nebraska cn visiting his mother here About 100 have already arriv ed here for Od Boys and Gimj 75 feet Boni was questioned but not held He said he was unable to stop behind the two halted cars and could not pass on the left oon account of an oncoming I Under federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Insuied Up to10,000 For Each Depositor 1915 MCPHERSON state BANK TAKING TOP Safetyis your guiding word Loss of your travel funds can spoil the fun Many smart travel elers put protection in their pock ets by letting v convert, their travel cash into American Ex f rees Travelers Cheques hese cheques rte safeQuick re fund in case of loss or theftNo identification required other than your signature Just one of fa many services cVpair bank fj hmA Jwtog grounds in Jh ecrte to Tne AaeYjam Weekly CJJ and to paM on the righ in this fikidaf exeruetvely wtth B De4ro a wife and 1 eSr , r Dan Phimmers hdrse rem away with him last week dk the hay rake He escaped serious ini jury The oat havest is now on The Misses Nellie Gardner, Fannie Monks and Kathleen Irving Gardner and Mr and Mrs H Loss and Mrs H Bell of Flint called on Mrs Mary Ho4f Sunday of the Amertoan tuaday Tmm lour chfldrem 7vv wife of Hackett wece Wednesday guests land tent Sunday at the Albert of Mrs M, Farley Dlnkel hotni All depcettf up te 910,000 intured by cm nVuevthip m M Feaecal Deposit ftMwmc Cart OQfOtkML A I The Clifford HcdnesOm Heinee and Edmund Haines families at 4 tended the Home rrnnftn a 10 Bandar suePMPPfyJWPPP ffV mC 7 VY jyii,jnpyppillji Wednesday, August 6 1952 ThePeoples Store Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class UOttOr OS OOScBvOO Act a March 6, 1877 Subscription Price SUC WUmonl Piummer underwent an operation ior ruptured apendix at McPherson hospital in Howell last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Howard Thayer, daughter, Patty, and Denise left last week oon a trip to noth ern Michigan and the upper pen j insula Groceries Drygoods Canned Goods Shoes Gents Furnishings Lingerie , Howard Tisaheler who piay ed first base on the on the soft ball team a couple of years aqo called at the Dispatch office Monday He works ior J J , Hud sail Dcitrcft The T J Larson family attend ed the Latson reunion at Jackson Sunday , Abner Watkins and family of spent the week end at tb r cctt age, Swarthouts Cove, t The Roosevelt Pike family of Garden City spent Saturiiay at the Robert Pike home Mr and Mrs John Wiathell of HoweU spent Sunday tit the John Boyer home Myron Hughes Plumbing Heating Complete Line PlumbingFixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERI 1 ii COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS WE SELL WE INSTALL WE SfSVICE 1075 EAST M3B TELEPHONE PINCKNEY 183F2 Kennedys Store The Olin Robinsons Detroit Monday wre in Dr Walter Mercer and son, Billy of East Lansing called at tfce Wm Mercer home Sonday The Sunday guests at the Jesse Henry home were Charles Whikead and wife and Bea trice Larnborn of Gregory and Don Daller and wife of Detroit Roy Dillingham and wife at tended the Fowlerville Fair ast The James Burns, D Conklin Jack Young families speirt Sun day are ihe Ray Bums brtme Mr and Mrs Frank Naylor of Eaton Rapids called on Andrew Nesbirt and wife Saturday Mrs Florence Baughn is tak ing are of MrsMary Baugn this week The Robert Sekeel family of Columbus Oho, are visiSng at the Earl Baughn home The Wm Lamb lamiiy of Ann Arbor spent Sunday at tb W I Meyer home Summer Coal Pricta Now on Order TO BE SURE Of GOOD QUALITY PHONE 2681 DEXTER DEHoey Sons ALL THRU FOR ONLY ACT NOW OFFERfXPMES ON F PBlCt 209 Y 2 9 , 19 5 2 TOO SIT big fcewttfuf Mini featuring tk a fin M wrk Mvtaf tMvantoMas YOU OP Uwilfa PM9 sytm complete toftcSt at yrw TOO OtT tw tySiri 1 rMji 1 extra, SEE US JODAY t Hotkev Swarthouf Mrand MrsLloyd Hendee and Mrs Qsulah Hendee attended the funeral of Mrs Harold Nuo ffer at Holt Thursday She died after an operation Mesdames Charles Ward and Albert Dinkel were in Detroit on Monday Mr, and Mrs,Walter Clark and son, Jack and Shirey Hosier of Milan da led on Pvt Vern Clark at Fti Custer Sunday Mr and Mrs Olin Robinson were called to Evansville, Ind, Monday by he serious Illness illness of his father, Alment Rob inson who suffered a heart at tack Mrs Georgia Kingston,, Mrs Barbara Stilllngworth and child ren, Mrs Rachael Tinay and Mrs Agnes McFaee of Jackson and Mrs Mary Fitzsimmons spent Thursday with Mrs Wm Jeffreys STATE OF MICHIGAN The Psobate Court for County of LivingstonIn the Matter of the Estate of Eliza VanSickle Deceased At a session of said Court held on July 31, 1952 Present Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Probate Notice is hereby givenThat all creditors of said deeased are re guided to present their claims in writing and under oath to said Court end to serve j coo there of upon Erdley VanSickle of Pinckney RF,D, Michigan, fiduc iory of said estatecmd that such claims will be heard by said Court at the Probate Office on October 14 1952, at ten A M and that the heirs at law of said deceased be determined It is Ordered,Thctt notice there of be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con secutively previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis patch, and Jiat the fiduciary cause a copy of this notice to The Misses Rosalee and Janef Nash were home from Ect aa sing oyer the week end The Mark Nash family attend the weaving cf Joan Nash and Paul Hugahocm of HoweU on datiVlay last ft1 XVIE and Mrs Clifford VanHornj and Mr, and Mrs Wray iunck ley called at the George Park er home in Ann Arbor Sunday Mesdames Lester McAfe and Harold Rady took theii 4 H clubs to Detroit Friday Sheridan Hadley and wife of Jackson were Sunday visit rs at the Larry Camburn home Ernest Damman of Ann Arbor and sister MrsFred Seemsill of of,Tensgrove N, J called lit the ME Darorw home Friday They were school mates of Mro Dar row at the Cady school, The Lester McAfee family call at the Linwood Chambers family in Northville Sundav Mesdames Mar Eichmai and June Hendee attended the Fow ville Fair Friday William Murphy of Munith spent a couple of days wixt Ed ward Spears last week Miss Aza Docking and Mrs Eva Allen of Howell called on Mr and Mrs, William SVehan one day last week, The Desmond Ledwidge family of Royal Oak spent the week end with MrsEleanor Ledwidge In the Tri County League last Sunday Ann Arbor beat Howell in a wild game 18 to 17 Gus Ledwidge pitched part i the game for Ann Arbor Plumbing Water 9 jretame etc Stanley Dinkel Free Movies WERY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILLAGE SQUARE friiS WEE MOVIE Small Town Sponsored by Pinckney Merchant s in Coopereeen with the Pinckney Fire Department STATE OF M1CHGAN Tho vubate Court tor Lbn County of Livingston In the Matter of the Estate of William Roche, Deceased At a sosi on of said Court hela July 16, 1952 Present Honorable Hiram R Smitib Judge oi rrobate Notico Is Hereby Given, that all creditors of said deceased are re quire 10 present their claims in writiay and under oath to said Court and to serve a copy there of upon Gerald J McCIearState Banfc Building in Owosso Michigan, fiduciary of said es claims i it r Cut tho cost of cutting grM XtO ROYAll tato ud that such NanLedwidge aVrived home I willL b heard by said court at said from Texas Thursday Mr and Mrs, George Meabon attended the Disbrow reunion at Fowlerville Sunday, Mr, and Mrs Andrew Nesbitt and Dr and Mrs Wylie of Dex ter attended the Fowlerville Fair Friday f Sunday callers at the L Lav ev home were Mrs Mae Metz Probate Office on September 30 1952 at ten A M It is Ordered, That notice there by be given by publication of copy hereof for three weks con secutivelyprevious tosaiddayof hearing in the Pinckney Dispatch and that the fxdicuary cause a copy of this notice to be served fipon each known party in inter Plumbing and Repair WATEB SYSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SCLS BTC, GEORGE RUi PHONE 173F6 9UMD LAI i party in interest address by registered mail, turn receipt demanded, at leaaj fourteen 014 days prior to such hearing, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior to to such herring Hiram RSLii4 Judge of Probate A true ccoTi t Celestia ParshaD Register of Probate of HoweU, Harry Lavey and wife of Detroit M L Ixivey and JJl5 family of Jackson and tho Vin fJMt,L hS cent Shields family of AJ Ar Pgrte imc or by JSJt W tt fersmaobata and wife, Lansing and Wayne RegW Worxrio Gerald Reason was at fit Joe hospital Ann Arbor,lasi week for examination to be served upon each known examination j in interest at his last ack young u workinq Ct the re,i Detroit Te Set plant here Mrs Emma Brogan of Stocky bridge was a Sunday qmt at the Stanev Dinkel home Pfc Tom Clark Pcts rive in Norfolk Va, this month from Greenland Edsel Meyer and wife ore in northern Michigan end children crt tho Waltoc cianc i j QQS DRUG STORE homo ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL FT IN ONE HOUR If not pleased your 40c back This strong fungicide SLOUGHS OFF tho outer skin to expose buried fungi Kills it on contact Gets Greaseless, instant drying T 4 L at any drug store Today FULL 21 CUT, 1 HP WITH All THCSf BBTER EO FEA7UH Sig tepocty M 21 mMinf Vidtk, c4i gratt rHn tnw MfiM VIM t9Am fs hnH iMHeHl ssvggoo WlfOf COVIWMPCV19II Sftly erxW VMI dml 4rv ff ,fea a I THE LAVEY HUOITMi tfkj rff 1 N4sU v vV MiiS v xnmti jfcappr lKi t tm Jrj THE PINCINW DISPATCH I 4 n i Weane, August 6 1992 Weve proud to announce the allnew John Deere 60 and 50 Tractorsr reessors to the famous Models A and B We haye a 60 on cK ay now Come in and inspj please, the more impressed youre gph want to get your hands on the whei through its paces in the field Thats when new tractors, The Vrler you aretp 1 d thaesooner you 11 tia cto fhese tractors now theyre truly great LAVE HAP0WAR STATE OF MICHIGAN n Prolxne Court fox the County Of Uvingstojfc In the Matter ot tne Estate o Dede Hinchey, Deceased At a session ot scad court held July 16 1952 Present, Hon Hires R Smith, fudge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given,lhat the petition of H Guy Hinchey the administrator oi said estate praying that his final account be allowed and the residue of saia estate assigned to the person,entitled thereto and that the heirs at law of said deceased be determined will be heard ai the Probate Office on August 12 192 at ten A MIt is Ordered That Notice theie afbe given by publ cation of a copy hereoi tor inree weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Phickney Dis patch and that the uduciary cause a copy oi this notice to be serveu upon each ksdwn party in interest at his last known address by registered Utfu return receipt demanded, al least four teen, 14 days prior to such hear, ing or by personal service at least five 5 days pri to such hearing Hiram h fcimith Judq of Probate A true cepy Celestia Marshall Register of probate STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court lor the County oi Livingston In the Mattel ot the Estate of Michael Lavey, Deceased At a session ot said Court held July 16 1952 Present, honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge ot Probate Nouce is nreby qren mat the pouuon or AQnan Lavty adminisjaoox oi saia ci prayinq that his huai accoui be allowed and the residue of scad estate assigned to the persons entitled thereto will be heard at the Probate Court on August 12 1952 at ten A M It s Ordered that notice there of be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con secutively previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis patch, and that the petitioner cause a cop of this noitce to be Jerved upon eacft iaiown pariy i in interest at his last Jcnown ad diess by reqisteied mail, return demanded PROFESSIONAL CGBNSP THE PONCKNEY SANWAJUtfM RAY M DUFF M D mcknay 4ugan aiy 1100 K M to 2 fti r Vi Except Veu 9J a w vlod Tues, FiuScu ,J i i t ffi DR G B hxeCLdAEY Deu isil 112 North MicUaa i w Telephones Office 935 esiU is Ui4 Evenings by ApitoinravAU flowsii MUbiqan HERB SNEED ihone 183 207 E Gs A i lie iiowrdl y iMhfcan ileal Estate, Irsuras u, Ircksrciae City Lake and Faun PflMeKy A Speitv t Your Property tf V M LEE LAVEY General h3urancs noie 58F3 Piaclna Mh REFRIGERATJON SERUCK HAROLD ruiDY Repairs on All Makes Phone Pncl aey 15 iF3 AUCTIONEER Farm Sales CK Speciality BERT WVLIK CALL FOWLERVftLfi 2F6 DR C J TOWNEE Dentist 044 Portage Lake fto 4 Phone D9ta 3461 ie REAL EI1 irB farms, liomes Lam Properties and Business Opportuiaaer List Your Propertv irith Ms GERALD KHSON Broker 209 IV rtn Aearl rtnckne Mich Phae I 3 3 none 1 l tatpairisK Mi N J HUGHES Plumbing and Patina Slate 8717 Lotoses Drivr License Bush Lak pTiTsWAh THO J f V SON Funeruf Hon e Don C Swarthoul, iHrctor Modem Equiwmon Ambulcmce fervi Phones 39 S o PKcoiey, Ivfic1 FRED C REICKHOFF , OPTCMETHIST 120 West Grand J vW Av 1Twell t MichJac Ihore 358 elevce SI OYHFjirW Uvestock Hau nci Wjekly Tips MMJ TO ltr Gftpraj Trvcl nq ihon 64F14 Pinrn7 Miff HVv vVYLBl NOTARY Insurance and Fnd9 iCrE 136 Pincknd CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Aif d To a MILFORD wiRiiJITE WOHKS ,ilford, Michigan k Classified Afl FOR SALELumber, Toc and c i wheelbarrow William Coope Phone 144FH LOSTBaack cocicer saniel, 10 years old, female, childrens1 petstrayed from Portaqe Lake, Will pay reward Phone Ann Arbor 210682, Mrs Ehnis, u2 LET A Licensed, Insured, Registered Rooter Tke Care of Your Roofing Procleais B J REED BOOFNG SERVICE BOK 118 PW6RNEY Am Equipped to Repair and Paint Up e ICO Feet High t Telphones S iffice, 75161 esidence, 7 3 303 1 OWEN W ipwuai D S C 1 Foot Specia st Chiropodist j Office Ho rs 216 W Go River I By Appoir nent Biighton, Mich Mon Wfc 9ct WANTED To Buy, St mdinq hv for second cuttingt Geen Bros Phone 55F2 Pinckney tOR SALE Furnace coixipleti with stoKer rontols ui ehiower, lames Whiiey, ph ne loFl least four 1 rz I , T Electne Reilricperator, 25 George VanSk ver FORSALE 8x12 Ruq 20, FOR SALE PEACHES, Conrunq and Deep Freeze, Red Haven itouiGowjr, haie rAaven Liberta ana iaiiv oinf ies art iq August 120rchard open on 1 uecsauy uiiu r i u y, Hadiey Peterson Orchard 8 miles north oi Chelsea 4 miles souui oi lowqor, Cartel hdorf Hadiey Rd, FOR SALE Dunlovys Frozen fooa Luirs, ojti lockers and vviUi uiy SiOCK except in chill room , C J Towner Defter 3461 I FOR SALEIR Pinckney, nioely I asranged seven reomsbedroom on first floor, nicec lot and gar, age, nice livable home, CaH I Mrs,1 F5ench5062,evenings 8039 Ann Arbor, Mich, Pinckneys receipt deiandeOv a teen 0l4days prioto such hear FOR SALE6 Cuiic fM ing, or by personal service at least five 5 days prior to such hearing Hiram R Smith Phone 26 A true copy Judge of Probate Celestia Parshall Register of Probate i Lake, 5 a00, I uown iurq s ove FuU in a recrQat FOR SALE 3 sows witli 1 ttrts cf 8 pigs each, Frank Faice Phone iexer 4067 FIT STORF FOR SALE House, 2 bdr orn kitchen, living room, baaerueni, Bath,garage, 8076Comer F4 B Sts, Dexter, L bli Aron FOR SALE Montqomerv Ward portable washer, detachahl3 Wi years oldused very DUALITY STATE OF MICHIGAN The Plwiwrte Cuit tcr the funty o5 Livingston In Matter of the Estate of Rose A Howard, Deceased At a session of sad Court held July 16 1952, Present Hon Hiram R Smith Judge of Probate Notice is Hereby Givrn That all creditors of said deceised are rsguired to present their claims in writing and under oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy thereat Mary V Grainger 551 E,Holmes Road, Lansing Michigan fiduc iary of said estate ai d that sucrs claimswill be heord h y said ccurt at the Probate Office on Sept ember 30,1952 at ten A M and for the determination of heirs at law of said deceased It is,Ordered, That notice hereof be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks consecutiv ly previous,to saidday of hearinq in the Pinckney DispstcLc mat I WANTEDWashing and honings the petitioner cause a copy of this to do ir my home FOR SALE Patter room home on 2 bearoomi upstairbah re 4m elebesbment in whiu ion room and garage This home is partly furnished at 6,5Q00 , i owner Uexter J4G1 iU1 6ALb 5ilvei Lake, rune iuti,r umiLhod home,, well built 4 years old on 2 nice lotsschool bus to Pinckney a real buy at 9,50000 ith S2500U0 down C I lovvner Dexter 3461 FOR SALE Rock Springers 40c a lb heavy whipping cram for SI gtt fresh milk 2 qis 25c iiKiii mJk 20c a id im Bangs crd TB iesied herd wringer little Mrs Witad Morqan 311 Hamburg St, Pinckney, FOR SALBModem hpusafsascfrn heat, 3 los, located at 509 t fOB SAI Building jnd tw Main St Pinckney Mich For in ts on West Maui S1 Pincknty formation call or see Mr and a Sewari Anderson Mrs C E Fisher 360 W Main operty Pttte estc4e Vci iirns ijClride Farm Phone Pincknev 69F2 St, Pinckney Phone 52FU OR SALEtPower Lcrwn jvlower S2500 Fobert Vedder 410 Putnam wfH Rear1 Adm WANTEDiFAhM LlbllNCtS Wilei us help you sell our farm Hnckney bave raoro prospects au tarmf IT L HAROLD OBJ ND FOR SALESmali electric Wash Phone 5W Hdwl er and one electric iron Call I72FI3 after 8 p m FOR SALE Electrachef for S25 Phone 30F3 Stove Meats Fruit M Groceries Vegetables Pish 8 if KA Market Prices Ceurteous Service notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last iknown address by registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14days prior to such hearing, or by personal ser vice at least five 5 days prior to vice such hearing A true copv Htrccra R Smith Celestia ParehaH Judge of Probate Register of Probate Phone Pinckney 85F AUTOMATIC SAW JING 75t SERVICE WHILE TC V WAr 0X WOES GUAR NTEiD UWN MOWKBS SlAPEiNED KfANDELVS SAW FUim RKO HILAND LAKt crST 57DE 11524 RIVHl DPTVE m l MM ttlW m CMhWn your 1 IOJVIO rn1 Air VELVETHZ IHOESI SMlartn Feature w pad to tm root toe wh you walk i CALL AT YOUR CONVENIENCE in bona orplact of bodnex No obligatuMi tMor9Todftjr,for Frw Detnomtrrtioa m2LMPLOT SHQET4OO SPECIAL JULY , tSEARANCE SALE OF SHOES IACI HANNhTT Agsflt PHONE 111 u WTsPyy WANTEDOdd Jobs painting Jeajaifeg efncientl done, during August Bill Brady, phone 1M, Your GRAIN During Harvest Farv eif Fd Supply Co Ma I 4 4THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, Auqust 6 1952 i Build Bigger Crop Yields for Defense Program By Using More Plant Food, Brannan Lsrges S ECRETARY of Agriculture Brannans recent statement that fertilizer is one of the most vital took for boosting crop production to meet Americas emergency food and fiber needs, was cited by the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee as a reason why farmers should give plant food a top listing in any soil management program Mr Brannan pointed out that the threatening international situation and pur own mobilization program have created a new and sudden demand for a greatly increased farm output This new demand, he said, comes at a time when farm production is already at a high level and virtually every acre is under production The application of increased quantities of fertilizer he said, is the farming practice which provides one of the biggest opportunities for increasing all agricultural production in behalf of the defense efforts Although the total acreage of cropland was not increased signifi cantly during the past 3D years, he added, farmers found several ways of increasing production to keep pace with our growing population Mainly this was done through mech anization, improved crop varieties, better pest control, fertilization and improved cultural practices iy Fertilizer doubles wneat yield on Ed Doubets Hanna City II farm Farmers have more man tripled the use of fertilizer in this 30 year period, said Mr Brannan Stressing tsat we must speed up our rate of agricultural production to meet urgent emergency needs, he said that we are looking on fertilizers as the key for accelerat ing immediate production and improving soils for sustained production at high levels NOTICE The following petition has been filed with the clerk of the Livingston County Board of Supervisors in accordance with the provisions of Section 141131 Michigan Statutes Annotated, signed by mora Liian 5 of the qualified electors of the County of Living, ston, asking that bonds be issued and an annual tax levied for the purpose of raising money to be used to establish and maintain a public hospital in Livingston County To the Board of Supervisors of Livingston County, Michigan We, the undersigned, being qualified electors of the township city of Livingston County, Michigan, ask that rponds be issued and an annual tax levied for the purpose of raising money to be used to establish and maintain a public hospital in the County of Livingston, Michigan, such hospital to be located in the City of Howell The maximum amount of money to be expended by the County of Livingston to purchase or build the same to be 550,00000, to be paid for by 1 mills levied on the assessable property of the County as equalized This notice is published in accordance with the provisions of Section 141131 Michigan Statutes Annotated Date July 29, 1952 JOHN A HAGMAN, County Clerk Livingston County NOTICE Nations Food Security Calls for Long Term Soil Fertility Building Program on US Farms zrMore and better corn per acre comes from a wellbalanced supply nutrients Corn right had plenty of fertilizer corn left had none A MERICAS food security depends on the use of more fertilizers on more farm soils, declared Dr William A Albrecht, chairman of the Soils Department of the University of Missouri Pointing out that supplies of natural fertility in the soil are threatened with exhaustion, Dr Albrecht called for a program that would provide longterm sustaining fertility The way to gethis sustaining fertility, he said,, is to put larger amounts of fertilizer deeper down in the soil Starter fertilizer applied near the surface in soils which are not in creasingly fertile deeper down, he said, may get the crop off to a good start But later on as the roots push down to more rrotet soil zones they cannot find enoucrb nutrient to carry the plant through for high yields and a high protein content Dr Albrecht said that greater use of fertilizer will result in higher crop yields per acre and a larger profit margin, since production osts decrease as yields increase While a higher nutritiona quality is being brought into larger yields, also, he said, this will call for more accurate balance of the soil treatments according to soil and tis sue tests Such a balance will result in more efficient use of ft ciliaerg and more profitable retu tis on the investment hi fertilizer More fertilizer will be demanded for some time ahead, he declared At the s o time, the return from plant foods will be on a JBunder biMu when all of the clfviiit nui triers are urd more cTfvely i boti as sta fertilizer s the 1 gutair rtli7r At a regular meeting of the Livingston County Board of Superisors held on Thursday, April 17, 1952, Supervisor Sutton presented the following resolution and moved its adoption, which was duly supported by Supervisor Steinacker RESOLUTION A petition having been received by the Livingston County Board of Supervisors, signed by more than five per cent of the qualified electors of Livingston County, asking that bonds be issued and an annual tax levied for the purpose of raising money to be used to establish and maintain a public hospital in Livingston County Suid petitions appearing to be in proper form and properly executed and stating that it is proposed to locate such hospital in the City of Howell and said petitions stating that a maximum of Five Hundred Fifty Thousand 550,00000 Dollars is proposed to be expended to purchase, lease or build the said hospital,and aid petitions having been signed in accordance with the provi sions of Section 141131 Michigan Statutes Annotated BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Livingston County Board of Supervisors, meeting in regular session, and it is hereby ordered by said Board that there be submitted to the qualified electors of the County of Livingston the question of issuing bonds in the amount of Five Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars 550,00000 and levy a tax of one and twothirds l23rds mills on the assessable property of the county, as equalized, to pay said bonds which bonds shall be retired in a maximum period of fifteen 15 years BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the money raised shall be used to purchase real estate for a hospital site and to construct and maintain buildings thereon, or to lease the same for hospital purposes Such pro pose 1 shall be submitted to the qualified electors at the next regular general election hereinafter and that a notice hall be given ninety days prior to such election, setting forth the ext of the petition, the amount of bonds proposed to be issued and he amount of the mill tax proposed to be levied Such notice shall be published in one or more newspapers published and circulated in Livingston County and one or more written or printed copies of such notice shall be posted in each voting precinct in the county BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that ballots to be used in voting on this question shall be printed and shall be in the form as prescribed by Section 141132 Michigan Statutes Annotated Resolution carried This notice is published in accordance with the provisions of Section 52253 Michigan Statutes Annotated Dated Howell, Michigan, July 29, 1952 JOHN A HAGMAN, County Clerk Livingston County A 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 06, 1952 Description An account of the resource August 06, 1952 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 1952-08-06 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/bf599bbb0309f49a58a30d6b832dc106.pdf feb84840a0a29eb2048649c8da84ce84 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. WWFWy iit k tf Volume 68 the Michigan Mirror Few iiany people know about i the state library at Lansing yet it costs them 350,000 a year to tain About all the avail information in the world is contained in its half million vol ues It took a bad beating in the office buiidinq fire and 25000 irreplacabe volumes had to be dried out and flattened One a these priceless treasures is the document leaking Micha state It is signed by Andrew Jackson and John Adams and was ob tained for Michgan by Senator tor Vandenberg, A staff of 61 is gmployedin the library IViey maintain the extensive xw ary for the supreme court supplement local and travelling libraries of from 25 to lOOfconks Mrs LoWfc Fyan is state15j6tian Things are just getting hack to narmarl They are in a temporay buildng now but will move in the new office building 4 This year fichigan will pre serve an old tradition The Re publican candidate for It gov was bom in a log cabin In the old days the prime reguiste for a successful candidate was a log cabin birthplace, Both can didates for governor are rated in the miilionalr class Willis Brewer, state hospital director has resigned A law1 was found that read that as the fedel government contributestoj hospitals its employees could not engage in political activities Brewer was a delegate to the nadaha ocnventiion While drought conditions pre yvail in the southern states, the ipeople in the upper peninsula iilong St Marys P Keen battlinq floods, The state will advertise for 2 80 bed dormitories to pe built at Ionia and Marquette prisons to relieve crowded conditions AH state police will be removed from Jackson prison this week r offr1 1CTP watch the reac tion An 8 man squad can be alerted in 15 minutes for duty Wednesday, August 13, 1952 items CLUUMTOUNCi WEDDING Joyce Clark, daugther of Mr and Mrs Roy Clark of Pinckney wa3 married Saturday morning at St Thomas church, Ann Ar her to Arthur Young, son of Mr and Mrs William Young of Ann Arbor, Rev Maynard Brenn an officiating The bride wore a white embroidered organdy gown Her fingertip veil of illusion fell from p Juliet lace cap She carried ai bouquet of white roses The maid of honor, Dolores Deaths JOSEPH J IMUS Joseph J imus 53, died a the Grand Rapids Veterans Hospit al August 5He was born in Ann, Arbor August 27, 1899 but had lved most of his life in Lakeland He enlisted in the U S Now July 29 1918 and was discharg ed August 25 1919,0s a fireman 2nd class Survivors are 3 brothers Ray mond of Ann ArborNelson,LakeJ land and Lawrence, Whitmore Lake neices and nephews Held of Grand Rapids was aown Funf1 services were held al ed in blue organdy and carried 5W0Dut Funeral Home Satur yellow flowers Suzanne OI I dav 6110011 Rv Brady ofcUc Nathalie WL Marys CaftoBc Church Ffacknjy, Michigan Re Ft Albirt J Schmitt Pastor Sunday Manses Summon 610, 800 MsOfi 110 Winter 800 S lOsOC Novenna Devttoa Friday eves b a at 730 m Confessionst Friday oast Noreana Devotions Saturday 7i30 to 900 P, M be 800 Masr Melody Minstrel I rem ,, The Pinckney Masonic Build wilLf Pary election W in Assn will stage the Pinckney nrL Stanley Berrirnan AJ iwri vr i, L Jr y Prosecutor vuh r lormer sister of bride was bridesmaid and wore yellow organdy carry ing blue flowers James Cool of Grand Rapids was best man The reception was held at the home of the groom in the after noon after which the couple left on a trip to northern Michigan They will reside at 407 North Ashley SU Ann Arbor The bride attended Pinckney high school and is employed by the Michigan Bell Telephone Co The groom graduated from iating Burial in Forest Hill Cem etery, Ann Arbor 25 ears Ago Pinckney defeats the United Cigar Store team o Ypsilanti, 0Q , , D here Sunday 12 t0 3 Rayment, ,T f1 Re Ceuntura, 900 VanHorn rVkvla nnou i 3 iioU a m The bus will nirV Cong J egatiomi REV D D BRADY Thux Prayer meeting at church 800 Topic, My Favorite Chap er from Pauls Writings Sunday 1030 SermonHe is Our Peace Sunday school 1130 Vacation Bible School Aug 25 , RevGeorge Myine,former pas Ann Arbor high school and is e Cn9l church here employed by the Montgomery 4 at Elhcott Maryland last Ward Company VanHorn, Doyle Kennedy and 11i1ti a The bus wiIl Pick Marrow each got 2 hits for Pinck Tp children from the lakes and ney Batteries Pinckney Zahm Se CU1VcSt Rayment Ypsuanti, Davis, nal yunQ Adult Retreat at Beck Dxiomme Pilgrim Haven near Grand Hav ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs James Tincher 6607 North Himes St, TampaFla ida have announced she engage ment of their daughter Barbara Leeto F Carl Miller, son of Mrs Hazel Bearish of Lutz The wedd Marys River havej i3 Sept 4, R00 P m at Zion Memorial Presoyenan Church at Lutz Florida A native of Detroit, Mich Miss Tincher was graduated from the HiUsboro High School and the Brights School of Floral Design, where she received her masters degree in July of last year, She is a member of Mystic Chapter 110 OES, and Flc da State Flor ists Association and was em ployed by Johnstone Floral Co of St Petersburg Mr MiUer a native of Tampa, was graduated irom Jefierson high school After serving three years in the the navy he enter ed Emory University at Atlanta, Ga where he was a member oi Alplia Epsilon fraternity He re ceived nis Batcheler of Science degree at Tampa University He is a member of the faculty oto Lutz Elementary school in Lutz week Chares Munn who lived infc tent at Strawberry Lake, died last Monday The Masonic picnic is at da Lake Saturday According to the census Pul nam has 279 children of sch age Pinckney plays the Detroit News Tigers oi Jackson Sunday Mrs Floyd Reason entertained at a iac feio Etf at her Patterson Lake cottage for Mrs Altaj CON8BVATION DOT NOTES So far only 4 inland lakes have been found to have sea lamprey population 7 lakes ars yet to be examined The Michigan grouse season Is 41 days last year It was 21 last year Fishing license sales are 10 percent over last year 1,485000 small game, deer and trapping licenses have been shipped out to 4000 dealers The grouse survey shows 30 percent more grouse than last year , Fawn production in the lower peninsula increased nearly 40 percent this yearThe 2nd conservation school at Higgins Lake is Aug 1723 60 teachers have signed up to attend HOW TO SPOT A WOLF ,What is a girls best defense What are the clever tricks of overly amorous males that ev girl should learn to recognize this Sundays Aug 17 issue of the American Weekly wtth Detroit Sunday Times, presents expert advice by a psychiatrist soocial worker model and a famous policewoman on How to Spot a Wolfe WAS INTERVIEWED Miss Florence Preuss was interviewed on Radio StaWWJ Friday, on her bookOn Davys Local Note Mrs Nellie Clark is a patient at Mcpherson hospital Howell William Gaverly and wife of Howell called at the Curlett home Sunday Clyde Darrow and wife of Pon tiac called on his mother, Mrs Flora Darrow Sunday He recent ly suffered a heart attack but is much better Mrs Fred Smith and son of Evart called on Mrs Jennie Dev eraux Sunday Don Widmeyer and family of Rogers City called at the Emmett edmeyer home last week Russell Read and sonjohn of Pittsburg, Pa, called at the Dispatch office Friday Mrs George Thompson return d home from Deroit last week for a few days ing to Berkey, Ohio Mr and Mrs Wm Euler went to Niagara Falls last week Miss Marjory Smith entertain ed 16 friends from Detroit and Anna Gerycz at Swarthouts Cove Sunday, C V VanWinkle visited his son, Kirk, and family at Torch Lake last week and George Sig ler and wife at Manistigue Bert Thomas has sold his house on Dexter Rd to the Isler Sisters of Detroit Frog hunting is a big industry here now Sylvester Harris has 4 men working for him, en, Aug 30 to Sept 1 for students age 18 t0 25, Mcitnonite Oarvarr iltnnomie uuirch r Exrc Beach7 Pastn S a Supt Walts Esch Mrwuinq Won hip 1000 talkMoil 1100 ChUdfwii Hnt U45 Young Peoples Meeting 730 Cottrw Felloivsiup Servir Wedfiteday IbOO m Gospel Craade at Mennonit August 3 10 Week days 8 p m Melody Minstrels at the Pinck didate 5 Tf3 no a caa ney lighted field on the nights es t 44 in vol of August 22, 23 The organic 01T cutor in a, tion staging it is as follows Director Winifred Aberdeen Asst Director Virginia Carver Dance Director Ann Bird Accompanist Florence Baughn Doyse Campbell Prompter Helen Miller Wardrobe Mildred Miller,Al berta Dinkel, Carmen Porter Props Amanda DeBarr Lighting George Tansley Video Brandon White Script Winifred Aberdeen Stage Mgr Fred Rebman THE CAST Interlocutor Percy Ellis Premier Ends Olin Robinson iVllie Elba End Men Norm MiUer, Murray Dagg Cliff Miller, Win Baughn CircleMerwin Andy Campbell Otto Poulson, Jim Moran, Or land Winslow, Darretl Baker, Omer Cory, Clare Miller, Levi Ludke, Clyde Fisher, Lawrence Baughn Lonnie VanSUambroolfc i didate received 44 es for prosecutor in Putnai Charles W VanWinkle 1 and Francis Barron 1 This flurry was j apparently caused by the bingo issue Prosecutor Erwin banned bngo last winter, acting on the compliant of the Iivingson county mnisterkd association The Brighton American Legiofl who persisted in their weekly bingo games were raided twioe At the Fowlerville Fair an out side concern we understand op enated a bingo game The prosecutor ordered the officers to game 3 raid it but this was not done ua til Saturday giving the s to operate The fact , aaa so caused a little resentment here However Erwin carried Put nam and all other townships in the county did Tho results of the were not surprising Fred Atoi who has campaignedL kriSS primary years won the nomination for Harold Porter, Merlin Amburgeyi ujerno5 e did not encounter J Lne ous opposition expected from Lt Gov VanrinfeErz2 Meyer and Baby Garh He re Sunday 10 an, and 730 p, m S ceived many nice gifts Miller of FL IVayne Ind, soeaks The I oy Dillingham family, at tended Jie Dillingham reunion I at Oxford Saturday ir ET CROSS BLOOD BANK The R K Elliott family is moftfc Pank is o be at Pinckney Auq 27, Watch this paper for more details, Dorothy DinkeL chairman and Herman Widmeyer Piogran Opening Camptown Races Enjoy Yourseli H ElHsHannett Robinson Daqq Winslow, Jack Motter, Campbell Bros Down Yonder, song and dance by N Miller, H Ellis, Porter Win Baughn , Cant Ycu Hear Me Calling Car oine Jack Hannett Medley Southern Songs Chorus Bweet Georgia Brown, song and dance by Hannett, Daqq, Cliff and Clare MiUer Life Gets Tedious Win Baughn Solo by Jack Mooter Darktown Strutters Ball by the Jugtown Band INTERMISSION Vandenberg and Police Com Leonard, The en dorsement of Frank McKay and the Michigan Temperance Union were too big a handicap and hie outstate majorities were too small to overcome Algers big Wayne county vote Leonard Was supposed to cut into the Algers Wayne co vote but did not The victory of Charles Fos ter who lost a leg in the wai again shows the power of 4ele vsion He Was on the house Un American activities committee whose hearings were televised Kit Clardy who campaigned for 2 years won he congressional nomination His opponent is Prof Hayworth of the Michigan ICE CREAM SOCIAL AUG 16 The Younglove PTA wiU hold an ice cream social at the new Marion town house Saturday night, Aug 16 Locals CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all who voed for me in the recent primary eielection Especially the Putnam township yoters for the fine maj ority they gave me Stanley Dinkel Society Act Direct from Paris e B w taqtan ooiMJ LaBele Estelle Virginia Car SfSjKrfvJ2J ver, Betty SeefeldMildied Miller iHf vr ffjoberta AmburgeyAIberki Dink idtes this year el, Nancy Chubb, Jean Paton, Carlene and Louise Zieqler PART TWO Dixie by Entire Company Walking My Baby Back Home Jcak Hannett Murray Dagg Basin Street Blues, song and The apathy of the voters stiti continue and they continue to avoid the polls except in presidential elections By hard work advertising and in some c dance by M CampHalTTMo j eaofoTssSo thfcJd Doug Smith, C Fisher, VanSicklel iiS, m Sunday visitors at the Lee Lavey home were the Vincent Shields family of Ann Arbor, Mervin Nile and vife, George Lavey and famiy, M L Lavey family of Jackson and Harry Uavey and wife, Detroit The Edwin Sprout family have moved into their new home on M 36W Bernard McClusky, son, Joe and Bernardine Burns flew here from California Tuesday, Ray Burns and wife met them at Willow Run Mrs Phillip Sprout with Mrs Phyllis Souie of Howell were in Lansing Saturday f Shirley Wylie is at the 4 H I camp at Isfcnd LakeMrs Dorothy Nottley and Mrs, 7 w w j , P88 SicTler of Fcamington were Hall Miss Preuss gave the new Sunday guests of M Mary Khrary at Pinckney a big play HjJ and Fran Harris suggested that Mr and Mrs Percy Ellis and lames McDonald, Jean Ross I Mrs Weltha Vcdl of Horton is aU listners send donations of books to help the proiect along Miss Nancy Westfck of Grosse Pointe Farms is a house guest oi Miss Florence Preuss af Hi land Lake CROP MISTING AUG 19 The annual meeting of CROP Christian Rural Overseas Pro S am will be held t Howell ops building Aug 19 at 800 pan All guarter men, helpers and mterested persons asked to attend This is the organization that prevents two thirds of the ,yarld from going to bed hungry Marian Dohnatotf, SecTOR SALE Dining room table be chairs, buffet 2 living Toom Chairs 12 ft u, deep freeze,two fecl2 congoleum rugs, boys bi eyde used 9 months aarden cut ttrator, Hudsono Seal fur coat itat 18 Rev D D Brady laiUnadUkt Phone 164 Mrand MrsFloris Clark attend ed the Shrine Air Patrol at Ford Field, Dearborn Fridjay night, 60 000 were there visiting Mrs Rose Hendee L Redfield and family of Fow lerville called at he Jesse Henry home Sunday Wm Murdock and wife oi Hartland called at the Bob Pike home Sunday Mr and Mrs Peter Strcdger oi Ypsilanti land the Reuben Ger Sergt, Gene Dinkel of the state stner family of Ann Arbor called police called at the Dispatch at the John Boyer home Sunday, office Tuesday He was to drive Mrs John Boyer attended the Gov Williams to Davison last night Miss Zita Harris with Marian Hosmer 1 Detroit spent last week in Kinkadhr Canada Sam Gentile who is in the mar, Jaguish family reunion near Sag inaw Sunday The Asher Wylie and Henry Johnson iamiUes fended the Ionia Fair Thursday Alberta Dinkel entertained the Mrs Weltha Vail of Harton is aiie vacationing in norflhorn Michigan Clarence Deal and wife of Dans ville called at the Wm Shehan home Sunday The Gerry Eichman family vis ited the Doni Spfars family in Detroit Sunday , Fred Read and wife were Sun day dinner guests of the Fred Gurdans of Silver Lake Mrs Ckrra Eisele and children of Deoit cfcdled on Mrs Emma Vollmer Sunday Mesdames Virginia Carver Mildred Millerwere in Detroit Thursday DONT CROSS Vanblambrook, Robinson Mammy by Jack Motter 5r Co Blacksmith Blues by Cliff Miller Harold Porter Omer Cory,Clare Miller Pretty Baby, dance A Campbell Cory Baker W inslow Alexanders Rag Time Band Ballin the Jack Hannett, Dagg Finale, Swing Low Sweet Char toit Shortnin Bread Toot Toot Thanks to Helen VanBlaricum and Oto Poulson for mimeogrph ng scrpit and Donnalee Swar thout for oosters getting out the biggest vote a A percent vote was realized in the primaries Putnam has over 800 voters but only 450 votecLHow ell over 2000 1500 voted and so it went all over the state Many regard the presidential as the only one worth voting in Real ly it is not as your choice is lira ted to the candidates selected by those wno vote in the primaries or the handfull who attead the county conventions A merry debate is going on j in the papers over the fact thai SOIL CONSERVATION TOUR I GenMacArthur has faded away The soil conservation tour will, into a 19,500 a year job with visit the following farm Aug2U Remington Rand Twpewriter to demonstrate experiments Co As the government pays him 100 Lloyd MiUer farm 3233 75,000 a year pension tfep CeH Pinqree Rd 2 00 p m Miller 1 ar of New York has introduced a Bros tarxn Munsell and null nun bail to subtract the 19500 from Rds, 250 June Taylor farm onj that This is the way persons Fulmer Rd, 330, Norman Topp who get old age pensions are ines at Paris Island S C will Howell Coffee Club for breakfast go to Porto Pico, His wife who is with him wiU return to Pinckney j Mrs Fred Ward was in De Mr and Mrs, Ross Read enter tained at their lake cottage Sat utrday the Russell Read iamily, Robert Reed, family, James Whit Tuesday 10 girls troit Monday Sunday visiters 0 the Albert Dinkel family were Mary Martin oi Lansing, Roc Crum of De ley familyHoward Read family, troit Gene and Mable Dinkel John McGuire family anx Fred Francis Shehan and wife and Read and vife Fred Sanford, Mrs Annabelle Croup and daughter Vivian, of Flint called at the W C Miller home Satur flay The Marion 4 H Crabs held an ice cream social at the new town house Saturday night with a larae attendance THE ELLOW LINE A woman arrested by Mar Egler for runk driving and hav ing no drivers license was fined f will live at Betting, 50 and costs by Justice Gene Mann here Saturday Tom Clatfc USN Is , now at farm W106 north of Gregory The state is watching with in terest an experment of John Burg Patterson Lake Rd Pinck ney of sewing alfalfa brome grass on wheat in the spring in stead of after wheat harvestHe will be glad to show his results MARRIAGE LICENSES Clarence Huskinson, 23, Brigh ton Barbara Boiliat 24, Linden Bruce Coffin 32, WhitmoreAlicia Aivish, 45 Detroit Quin Stumpf, 23, Brighton, Jacgueline Morgan 23 Brighton Forest Crocker, 22 Brighton, 22, Brighton Dorothy Milter ,21 Brighton Charles Bader, 19 HowelL Harriet Hibb aid, 20, Howell Louis Gardner 26, Flint, Betty Reamesl9,How ellReginald Krahn 24, Pinckney Mary Simonson 17, Pinckney Gene Wiodman, 18 St Clear Shores,Bety Lafiine, Howell MARRIED AT GREGORY Mrs iirlee Rockwell Lamed treated This has caused a wave of protest from McArthur friends and partisans What do you hink about it Should he be treated the same as old age pen sioners or get special consider ation 9 Big league ball teams hav taken a beating at the gate 4ds year according to theWbll wi JourLNew York YanMlfetend ance is down 2sSHBoston Braves 44 and4iHHKPuates 40 1948 wasViHr year when 62400,000MEaaniission, This fell to 43,000 in 19H and will be about 40O0OO Ill Chicago horse racing is outdraw ing base ball Base ball drew 2200,000 last velar and horse racing 3000,000 Minor league attendance is down 10 percent In the rural districts bate ball teams have about Stockbridge and Saline dropped out of the TVi league, leaving but 4 teams F home of the brides parentsSat tday by Rev Cochrane, They LADJES AID MEETING r The CanL Lad Wd 4 Froblihet Bay In Canada and have a potluck of the home Pvt BUI Cleric at Olantha Kan Lucy Reason Aug 21 1 p m CWuOFTHAlTO I wish to thank all hose wno have patronied me for the past 17 years while Lwas in Vfim rWness wescll I havoow 91 rJev 1 Aiv mm ,iiii A iiL t r Neighboring Notes Howell T7 eater Howell, Michigan Dexter theater DexW Mich At the election in Aim Arbor last week the proposition to tax SS3fTtiacluding V M Tues,Wed Thur Aug 12 1314 Friday Saturday Aua li sftbtSJT agam beat I g Stanwyck Pall Dougla nbythe voters Robert RyanMarilyn Monroe 16 th yar raund i 4tos HM Smfc Advisor, Uft, shows Mrs Desmond Waken too latest technique in wrapping foods for freezing The Walters 20eubufoot freezer is always wellstocked with good things to eaU s V with an ELECTRIC farm freezer Mr and Mrs Desmond Walters farm about 90 acres in St Pair County They are general farmers with a milking herd of 12 cows They so keep 200 to 500 laying hens, and raise 500 broilers a year The Walters keep their farm freezer packed with meats, fruits and vegetables, either homegrown or purchased Mrs Walters says she doesnt know how they would get along without it She finds freezing easier than canning, and loves the convenience of always having tasty food at her finger tips You, too, can enjoy better meals and extca convenience theeaf round with a farm freezer For full information set your Edison Home Service Advisor K ta Good wiring is always important So always ask your Farm Service Advisor for his recommendations DETROIT EDISON The Ford factory at Ypsilanti resumed a 5 day work schedule this week The Howell Western Union office at Howell was broken in and robbed of 300 last week Miss Mary Stacy, 52 of Chelsea was found guilty in circuit court at Ann Aroor last week of the shotgun slaying of her term ant, George Alien, 74 A drive is underway fp pay off the 2500 debt, on the light, ed athletic field at Dexter Robert Murphy, Dexter, has had his S D M liquor license approved The proposal to reorganize the disricts schools with the Stock bridge schools carried last week 246 to 32 This area has 1274 children between the ages of 6 and 19 years and 482 below the age of 5 years Deputy Neil Oakley of Stock, bridge captured 2 escapees from Cassidy Lake last week The South Lyon Seamless, Tube Co resumed full scale op erections last week My two worthy opponents in the presidential race are talking acting as if they were already in the White House, but that dont worry me I just watch and listen and dont say much You know Ive been trtinking If Bob Toft and Estes Kefauver would team up in ia third party right, believe they might win the pres fcdency d vice presidencyAnd i wouldnt bother me which one got the to office South Lyon Her aid i LaHtfrenoe Linctemerf Stock bridge, representative in the leq latue was defeated for renom ination Ik Stockbridge high school starts foot ball practise Aug 19 and Howell hiqn school Sept 1 Mr and Mrs Perry Noah ot North Lake celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last week The Society for Crippled Child ren have established a camp on the Sullivan farm at North Lake and named it Camp Crile Washtenaw county has had 21 polio cases this year Dinkel and Friday CLASH BY NIGHT lows Cartoo , Aug 15 16 Louis HaywardPajida Mendina in shows start 700 action packed picture THE IRON MASKi In color LADY IN Robert Young Janis Carter in THE HALF BREED fa T htttf cartotii 18 Sunday, Monday Aug 17 Mat Sun, 230 p m con Ginger Rogers Fred Allen Eddie Bracken Mitzi Gaynor in WERE NOT MJKRIED cartoon news comedy Tues, Wed Thur Aug19,2021 Esther Williams Joan Evans and Vivian Blaine in SKIRTS AHOY cartoon and novelty ComingPat and Mike Scaramouch Lee Theater WBRMOBE LAXK MICH Friday Saturday, Aug 15 16 Micky ftooney or SOUND OFF in cin lor also THE BIG TREES staffing Kirk Doialas Patricia Wyman Micky Kconey, Ann James and john Archer SQUND OFT Last show 845 Sunday, Monday Aug 17 18 Sun shows 35i9Mon 7 9 picture you will enjoy THE WORRYING KIND in color Judy Holloway, Madge Kennedy cartoon and news Tues, Wed, Thur Aug 1920,21 most talked of picture of year 1 STEETCAR NAM,L LfSirut, st caring Vivian Leigh, Marion Brando cartoon and news and Kim Hunter Coming Francis Goes to West Point No Room for the Groom Sylvan Thenter Chelsea Michigan m m Friday, Saturday, Aug 15 16 CRIPPLE CREEK fea Tochnjufe v A Drama Stoning George Montgomery and Jerome Courtland cartoon sport news Sunday, Monday Aug 17 18 WEEK END WITH FATHER A Good Com7 ttantrgr Van Heflin Patrlca Neal cartoon musical varisty Sun Shows 3, 5, 7 9 PINCKNEY MELODY MINSTRELS Born to Gerald wife of Lake Chemunq Aug 4, a 9 lb son j Sunday, Monday, Aug The Howell board of educa tion has rejected all bids for a shower and lecker room at Paqe Field as too high and will read, vertise for bids Kenneth Wunderlick, 16, of Brighton is a polio victim Born to Leland Grant and wife of Pinckney Aug 4, at McPherson hospitalja daughter tues Wed, Tnur Aug 19,20,21 LOVELY TO LOOK AT in technicolor A Maria Sttrftog Red Skelton, Kathryn Grayson and Howard Neal I cartoon shows 715, rlO John Lund, Scott Brady SJlTSSSSt PS Joyce Holds Chilli Williams cls Storv At Sword 8 Pomt cartoon BRONCO BUSTER 17 18 Avon The RV gtodtPrtayts y, aigua FRANCIS GOES to WEST POINT Friday ,, , 15 i SLAUGHTER 1BA1L starring Donald OConnor, Lori Nelson and Alice Kelly FealureHKnights of Highway novelty Wed L news 16 cartoon y terms Memorial ield, Pinckney Mich Program Starts at Dark 4 kears Age St Marys annual picnic was held Thursday ait Laphams Groce 600 dinners were served Frank Shields was toaetmaster and speakers were Ed Kearney W P VanWinkle, James Green Dr Kennedy Detroit Howell Independents defeated the Chelsea Cardinals 9 to 4 The Howell teamwas mostly Ander son battery, Munsell and Hetch eler Carl Sykes lb Tooley 2b Mike Roche 3b Buckley,ssout field Willy Roche, Bob Chappel and Cas Culhane The barn on the James Marble farm was struck by lightning lasti Wednesday A party of boys helped Orville Nash ceebrate his 16th birthday Saturday Married Saturday Lpretta She hem of Pinckney to Edward OBrien of Ypsilanti 2000 people attended the Old Boys and Girls Days here last weekAt the poram at the oper house the first night Mayor EH Brown presented the village key to Ed Kearney Pret Brown of Brooklyn redd a poem and so did Kate Kearney BrownFrance Burch gave a reacling,MrsDede Mann read a poem Edith Pinck ney sang solo,Prof Sprout gave a addresVA benefit dance puton for benefit of Blind Will Hoff Thursday the picnic dinner was Sykes was toastmaster Speak held in Hazes Grove George rs were Ed Kearney, Prof Wm Sprout, Wm VanWinkle, Frank Brown Rev, Commerford and Dr Henry Haze Lansing WW, Barnard took group pictures i In the fUst day ball game the Pnckney team beat Howell 8 to 7 Batteries for PinckneyMoran Lavey Howell, Curdy Fin ley Ann Arbor swamped Ander son in the gams the second day Batteries Anderson Hll Monks Durfee Dolan Arm Arbor, McCain Taft James Burden of Gregory died Tuesday The Durfee family are moving to Port Arthur, Texas and have an auction Saturday Perry Blunt auctioneer Thur Aug 20, 21 he lived a lie Helen Hayes, Van Heflin IN MY SON JOHN Novely News Cartoon in color historical western with Brian Donlevy Virginia Grey cartoon comedy eshort Sunday Tuesday Aug 17, 19 DOUBLE DYNAMITH Frank Sinatri Jan 9 Russell and Grocho Marx Coratdr Cartoon N ComingThe Frog Men Yourself Behave TAXES Village of Pinckney Real Estate and Personal Twees due and will be received at myhs EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY UNTO IURTHER NOTICE AT MY RESIDENCE AT 54S EAST PUTNAM ST PNCKNEY HELEN REYNOLDS Treasurer PRINCIPLES REMAIN Styles and methods in bankinq have changed tremenduosly in the past century, indeed even in the past 25 years New inveri tions and modern facilities have made service to customers more efficient and more prompt But the sound fundamental bank ing principals of safety, conser vatism and ablet management continue unaltered They are still and always will be the guiding stars of this bankTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HtweH Mktt Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits Insuxed Up to10,000 For Each Depositor Mr and Mrs H Loss and Mrs H Bell of Flint called on Mrs Mary Hoff Sunday Irving Gardner and wife of land spentSunday at the Albert Established 189 rcflipNratod 1915 MCPHERSON state BAN BomM Mich TAKING A 11HIP Safetyis your guiding word Loss of your travel funds can spoil the fun Many smart travel elers put protection in theix pock ets by letting v convert, their travel cash into American i press Travelers Cheques These cheques te safe,Quick re fund in case of loss or theftNo identification required other than your signature Just one oi 4 many services ei pur bank All deposits IB Hi 10,000 Injured by osx tpsfcsfihlp in uV Federal Deposit tWAinee Get xjratksi mm The Clifford HcdnesOra Hemes and Edmund Haines families at tended the Haines reAmissi V v JJIJI f J v i, jtr i V 1 , ,jv m Nej V JfllWIh VWfWfll , m Ate Wednesday August 13 1W2 MMMSl The Peoples Stere Groceries Dry goods anned Goods Shoes ents Furnishings Lingerie ennedys Of n Store SPECIAL OfR Limited SMVtfful PhRfjtMTapjMi taff tfutr Sfcfl9 fyctou Completely Install CyHndrt PfcltfM ALL THRU FOR ACT NOW OFFER EJCPJUttSON F 1 B KH TOO eiT bis iitifui rang featuring tfc ltti ftm, n4 work MvUf MVlitnMt YOU 00 SB wtfUh hlifs system complete kataHtd s fur So TOO SIT fwt fytoeW SEE US TODAY philgas THI turiireti not Hockey Swarthaut Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class TilTTfrjy Qj DOStafOO Act of March 1677 Suiaocripto Price SUtO purjreai Myron Hughes Plumbing Heating Complete Line PlumbingFixturesl and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HHATERS w Wesley Reoder with David j Nash Junior Henry, George bradiey and Jack Jeffreys lez ior Newberry to nsh Monaay Mike McGowan of Pantiac spent Sunday at the Louis Coyle home Mrs Susie VanHorn of Howell is visiting at the Clifford Van Horn heme , I Sundfcryguests of J H Hooker and wife were the C W Hooker family of Ann Arbor ana Miss I Viola Pettyg of HoweLL , Mr and Mrs, Jamess Day and MrGrace Noble of Detroit were Sunday guests at the John Mcc Donnel home Lois McDonnell fcpent last, week rt Torch Lake, J Mr and Mrs L, J Henry spent Monday with Mrs, Lura Geddes pf Chelsea The Max Schoenhalsj family of Dallas, Texas, are vis itinq there ee sT6ofrjgummer pQ j prc JThe following girls are at th9 V l W 4 H camp oft Island Lakottancy rNash, Barbarta McAfee hSL w 2Z Now on Order COMPLETE LINK OF PUMPS WE SELL WE INSTALL WE SHRVifJE Vr 1075 EAST M38 TELEPHONE PWCKNEY 183F2 were in Marshall last week, Callers Sunday at the Edward Spears home were the Russell plover family of FowlervileDan liver and wife of Dexter Norb ert Lavey of Detroit called last rnaay Mr and Mrs Herman Vedder wih Mesdcrmes Dora Swarthout and Lucy Reason are on a trip through Ilinois and Wisconsin Mrs Lola Carpenter of Ponliac spent last week with Mrs Edna Reason Ralph Clinton and family of Detroit spent a couple of days last week at the C, J, Clinton home J Mrs Clare Palmer attended the dietician school at YpsiJantii Normal last week I Walter Qark and wife called at the Maynard Clark home in Manchester Sunday Pvt, Lavern Clark is now at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo Arleen Garrison of Dearborn spent last week with Sharon Griffith, Herb Palmer jr family of Flint spent last week at the Ptalmer home here The Murray Kennedy family called at the Culver farm in Deer field Sunday, Jack Clark spent the week end at the Edsel Meyer home in Ypsilanti , Linda Yerborough of Berkley is visiting MrsEleanor Ledwidge Edward Grablick and wife of Femdale called on Mrs, Eleanor Ledwidge Saturday u Irvin Kennedy and wife spent Sunday at the home of Ambrose i Kennedy in HowleL Mrs,Lydta Carr who has been at the Kettler home in Jackson is now at the Harry Lee home The Martin Ritter jr family 1 spent last week at Lake Mitchel near Cadillac , The Grostic cottage at the Bluffs, Portaqfe Lake caught fire Sunday but the blaze was extinguished before much dam aqe was done, Mr, and Mre Andrew Nesbitt spent Thursday with Dr and Mrs George Pearson in Howell Mrs Gertrude Mackay and Thema Brooksmith of Detroit called on Mrs Winifred Aber deen last week, j The Keith Bradburys of Chell sea spent Sunday at the L J Henry home f The Tom Wbre family attend ed the soap box derby in Akron Ohio, Sunday The Gene Shehan family of Ann Arbor were Sunday guests at the Louis Shehan home Glen Hicks and wife of Lan sing called at the Lynn Hendee home Sunday Ona Campbell wife spent Sunday at the Carl Lentz home in Lansing Paul Strawhecker and wife of Grand Rapids were also there Clifford Bennett and family of HiUsdcde spent Friday at the Andrew Campbelli home Janet Shirley Linda and, Bonnie Lee are at 4H Camp at j Island Lake Mr and Mrs CJClnton were TO BE SURE Of GOOD QUALITY PHONE 2681 DOTEB DEHoey Sons Plumbing Water System etc Stanley Dinkel r11 4fc J Mfc3p fm 4 t Free Movies EVERY SATURDAY EVENING ON THE VILLAGE SQUAREfrUS WEEs MOVIE Hay Foot Sponsored by Pinckney Merchant s In CooperattOB with the Pinckney Fire Department New Sidewalk Give YOVR HOME ISEW BE A trr Flintkote InsulatedSidings in Brick, Shake, Shingle or Stone designs go right over old sidewalls give new Beauty to old homes Savings in fuel, paint and maintenance soon pUy for thi home improve ment Ask tor tree estimate Established 1989 Temst4 Hour Service Homes as low as 275 complete Patterns Selection of Natural Now Colors and Patterns Home and Bom Roofing Stdina Specialist 55 EGrand RlverHoweVMlcnl WILLIAM pAVkf Phone Howell 71 Appreciation Plumbing and Repai STSTEMS INSTALLED WATER SOFTER rm, GEORGE ROUS H PHONE 173TB IJUfD LM Larry Oimbum and wif with Sheridan Hadley and wife of Jackson attended the Shrine nighU Dearbom Frlday i 11111 Gordon and wife of Beu lah and Al Johnson of Detroit oalled at me Larry Camburn Sunday Mrs Emma Voilmer and son, Jrvhn called on the Chains and I Wilbur Eisole famuios in FS5Z in MUford Sunday lerville Sunday i Mrs, Lola Lobdell is attend Dale Meabon is expetH tof ing summer school m Arizona land in SanDisgo Calif, this and will teach there Jimrnie Lob, , week His ship the SuWandl aeU has enlisted m the navy, J r0t 0f my candidacy for Sheriff the voters wes damaged in blarue and thel Albert Shirley 9and wife spent crew wore aken to Pearl Har I the week end in Keego Harbor at the recent primary electionK box another ship I Kc Robert Amburgey is be The J Dillingham and Dori 1 ing transferred from jartaqrh, Dlilingham fcmiUes of William Ga, to Enqkmd His witoMrgtn ton called at the Roy DiUing id Shitloy witt roturn to Pjick ham Aorno Sunday noy Sopt 7 Ropubttoan Candhkrto far I wish to express my smcere ap preciation to all the voters of Uvingston County for their sup elected at the November general election I will do all in my power to merit the confidence of J Lowrence Gehringer JHE rmcgqqr DgPATOBf Wtdnadar August 13, 1952 STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court lor County oi Livingston In the Mattfcx of the Estate oi Eliza VanSicfcle Deceased At a session of said Court held on July 31, 1952 Present Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge oi Probate Node is hereby givenThat all creditors oi said deeased are re guired to present their claims in writing and under oath to yid Court crd to serve a coj iheie of upon dley VanSickle oi Pinckney RFD, Michigan, nduc iory oi saicTestateand that such claims will be heard by saia Court at the Probate Office on October 14 1952, at ten A M and that the heirs at law oi said deceased be determined It is Ordered,That notice there oi be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con secutiveiy previous to said day of hearing in the Pinckney Dis patch, and Jiat the fiduciary cause a copy of this notice to to be served upon each known party in interest at his last address by registered mail , re turn receipt demanded, at least fourteen 014 J days prior to such hearing, or by personal service at least five 15 days prior to to such hearing , Hiram R3LyJudge of Probate A true copy , alestia Parshall lister of Probate PROFESSIONAL CORNCF I THE WNCKNEY SAlWIJHUM BAY M DUFFY M D kicknoy u Mfefeflaan Daily 1100 A M to 2 M, if M Except Wect test391 MofiTuM FrLSoi, 7 i V n m DR G B McCLOflKEY Denial 112 North Micfciaai Telephone Office 335 iesicltitfft UU Eveninas by ApuoinlnraU Howel u HJiMgoB HERB SNEED tfeone 183 207 E GiiJ Jlei Howoll i Mxbkian Real Estate, Irsuran je, f rckaiuae City Lake and Team Pwerty A Specialty iSt Your Property Vi I lit HEAL 111 t Lit Your Property iron Me GERALD SSASON Broker 2 0 9 North PeoxJ flackae Mi b Pbia 1 3 J laone I57F11 Repairing MYON J HUGHES Plumbina and fWatina Slate 8717 Lotoses Drivr license Bush Laic p a SWARTHOITCVSCN Funeral Horrs Don C Swarthoui, Director Modern Equipment Anbulance Service i nones 39 63 Pincnoy, MicV FRED C REICKHOFF it OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand Mver Av ikwell MichJau Inane 358 BetHeKCo 61 v, ,re proud to annj JO thellnew John Deere 60 and 50 Tractors cessors to the famous Models A and We have a 60 on dii ay now Come in and inspect it The harder you are to please, the more impressed youre going to be and the sooner youll want to pct your hands on the wheel and put one of these tractors ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT N ONE HOUR If not pleased your 40c back This strong fungicide SLOUGHS OFF the outer skin to expose buried fungi Kills it on contact Gets Greaseless, instant drying T4 L at any drug store Today at DOC CORYS DRUG STORE r tnroih us puces if new tractors field Thats when youll know theyre truly great mttWMr LAVE HAPDWABF Cut the cost of cutting gross 1 HO ROYALE LET A Licensed, Insured, Registered Roofer Take Care of Your Roofing Prooles E J REffi ROOFING SERVICE BOX lit PINCKNIT AM Equipped to Repair md PaUt Up e 160 Feet High I Telphenes Office, 75161 J Residence, 71003 1 OWEN W FOV7T St D8 S C 1 Foot Specialist Chiropodist I Office HOUJS 218 W Gd River j By Appointment Biightdn, Mich Mon, wed Sc FOR SALEhi Pinckney, nicely arranged seven rooms, bedroom on first floor, nicee lot and gar, aye, ice livable heme, Call Mrs,1 French,5062,verdngs 8039 Ann Arbor, Mich, P Pinckneys g MCSAm Ml V CUT, Vi HP WITH ALL wtSE Bene EO FEARWES , eopoc4y hAi 21 cvttb 7MH, aril more grott ri kM e MV Safety dM VW cMck and QUALITY THE LAVEY HARDWAHE IlNCENKY MICHI3AK r Meats Groceries Vegetables Fisb Market Prices Wear AitGAUioHed VELVETEEZ COMFORT SHOE IF, You Are On Your Feet Long Hours Cradle your foot on 10,000 tlay iit Ttlvtt Su AlrOasbtpe zmcoA mrnro eimTrca xai eu m yot eaTume im fottv bom, eiM r hop, to glvo nr Un of lAoo omtfjit o 24 PAIR OF SHOES 4X0 SKOAL 7UIY , XEAIANCB SALE OF SHOES JAGIHANNtTT, Ageitf PHONE 111 LEE LAVEY Joeneral Insurance Loae 59F3 Pincknei Aic REFRIGERATION SERVtCF HAROLD RAD Repairs on All Makes PhoneWnci ney 15iF3, AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYLUi CqU FOWLiiVlLLE 2vF6 DR C I TOWNER Dentist 6044 Portage Lake Am i M4r Phone Dextex 3461 r UOYD HFNTJCF Livestock HauXna Wkj Ti4ps Mude To Dfft General Triclincr thonm 64F14 Ptnrtney, Mk H W WYL1I, NOTARY Insurance and Btonds iHONE 136 Pinckn7 CEMETERY MEMORTALS Prices You Can AnVd To Paf MILFORD GRENITE WORKS VlMotd, Michigan X Classified Ar FOR SALE Young Tomiouse Geese Gust Hannjaman 220 FQ1 SAL5Electric stove, 4 bvLA etrs, allhToomalox burner full WTT, , size and in very good condition FOR SALE PEACHES, Canning and priced very reasonable at and Deep Freeze, Red Haven r Rochesteri Hale Haven Elberta and many other varieties, scat ing August 12Orchard open on Tuesday and Friday 45 Merwin Campbell phone I68F2 245 Unadilla St FOR SALEBoys Bicycle George VanSkiver, Mowers IRdJ Hadley Peterson Orchard 8 miles north of Chelsea 4 miles FOR 3ALESolid maple drOD, leaf table, aporns up to 75 with additional leaf 42 in, wide, Call 169F2 m FOR SALEl 9x12 Axminister rug, hard coal base burner, win daw sash with 2 lights com plete, several bushel crates at 208 Pearl St Pinckney south of Gregory, Bartel Bd,oft Hadley Rd, FOR SALE Dunlovys Frozen rood Lockers, 308 lockers and with the stock except in chill room C, I Towner Dexter 161 FOR SALE Patterson ake 6 room home on 2 lots lxiOU, I bedrooms upstairs, 1 awn xarge WANTEDOdd jobs, painting , M , Daiattog efficient done, during bath room, electric etoe, Futt AuguBm Bradyone ,164,, FOR SALELumber, Toola and c wheelbarrow William Coopei Phone 144F11 WANTED To Buy, Standing hay for second cutting, Geen Bros Phone 55F2 Pinckney FOR SAiSr8xl2Rucr 20, Phone 26 FOR SALE House, 2 bedrooms kitchen, living room basement, Bathgarage, 8Q76rner F B Sts, Dextejr, bfliAron FOR SALE Montgomery Ward portable washer, detachable wringer 1 years oldused very little Mrs WiUard Morgan snjamhurg St, Pinckney FOR SALModem hpus1feaJrn heat 3 lots, located at 509 E Mam St Pinckney Mich For information call or see Mr and Mrs C E Fisher 360 W Mam St, Pinckney Phone 52FU FOR SALESmali electric Wash er lancl one electric iron Call I72FI3 after 8 p m FOR SALE Electrachef Stove for S25 Phone 30r3 WANTEDWashihqs and Ironings to do in my home Phone Pinckney 8SPfl basement in which is a recraat ion room and garage This home Is partly furnished at 6,50000 J J Towner Dexter J461 rOui SALL Silver Lake, nine room furnished home,, well built 4 years old on 2 nice lots,school bus to Pinckney a real buy at 9,50000 ith 2,50000 down C J Towner Dexter 3461 FOR SALE Rock Springers 40c a lb heavy whipping eream for 1 at fresh milk 2 gts 2c skim milk 20c a gal from Bangs and TB tested herd VctriHorns Hillside Farm Phone Pinckney 69F2 fOR SALE tfuflding md two lots on West Main Si, Pinckney known as the Stewart Anderson Property to settle estate Wrrid ReaT Adm WANTEDS ARM LK511NGS, m Let us help you sell your farm have mora prospects fhan iarms L HAROID CRJ KDAIJ, Phone 305W HoweH AUTOMATIC SAW HUNG 75 SERVICE WHILE YCU WAIT 4X WORK GUARV1NTED LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED MANDELLS SAW FU1NG SHOf HILAND LA A9T SIDF 11524 RIVER PrtVE Your During Harvest Farmer Feed Supply Co sHs 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 13, 1952 Description An account of the resource August 13, 1952 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 1952-08-13 newspaper pinckney dispatch