369 10 10727 https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8821dacf9a46551122aae0423a3c397c.pdf 4e43c6f140633a9a4e5880102f5b671b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. wv Psppn 7 m t ifa5J ,vt uv Vetfce Wflr 11 J Wi v styMgaa Mirror Lack of state funds will not ciose tne scnools, not for awhile at least The legislature nas mov ed tne due xlaie Jar caipoxations Iranchcdse taxes up to May 16 inis w mean that 35,000,000 will be passed on to the schools then Aug 15 was the original due dais With the legislature in session three months little has been ac compHshea If the legislature L stfcfcs toits plan to adjourn May Supervisor Hems of luttrnt Dexter Township Hepufekttn Supervisor Bad Doletsld Cssi blcmkj Taeas, Charles Pratt Trustee Don Ruhlig Trustee Carl Lesssjr Hiah, Com, Norman Klave Bd, of Rev, mm mmTCHWednesday, March 18, 1953 ffi lw u SCHOOL Justice blank Ernest Hopkins SlSSP i Democrat John Stirling 2 no bills, can be cosidered exCleric Willfcfcn Qbrk except those introducd 69 days j Ttreaa before, except revenue appropri Trustee ations bills or those having gen eral oGnsSnt The tig reason for kick of act Elsa Bock Henry Schneider Trustee Bd, oof Rev, Louds Qui Justice Edward r riday after NOSJUMI tfefttstt Sunday befcis fcOO Mass oagi cgaUuu 1 , vers whi ,, lartuns ai wed u i made hi h r , fv, PW7 Nffisv Keith RueSegger, Pu y Sunday School 30m ion is to bOto Np one want, to High, Com, Warren BsenbeiserIRaSradcf Station0 WPAG vote for a tax bill which might A p VrwrTAJK miure them pohucally Putnam UKavJ J A good example is the report w Democrat Mondav NinhtRi Q,, 5 of 1 the Princetown tax expert Supervisor vacantX Study 800 which would have made new, taxes unnecessary by redistributerea ing state money Legislators adhice Otto Poulson1577H vw riom mit it is sound but say it has no jJiQh Com, Wm, McMacken We preach Christ and chance being adopted The J8 Homer Abney is very, very welcome present distribution pkm provid Trustee Leo C Lavey y es Wariyrwd areas with biq sli P of Review Fred Wylie ces of state money they would CohscbIe Murray Dagq WHO JTEN NEWS Mai Sin, h uh a jdant box IliJd with put hc nii tiiiidc of in t imper Judy Key no d si biukt vhieli she h 1 K box Slu tii if in J KiiMi1 made up vim rnx ii for us todiy IXCJV KKiii fulA ,iun IiLo L n tiie bus tli 11 uis ki LL Mit in ii cold, h luu n u am 1, moil Mle, iU ne lia 1in ani Robbie touuythey havi litxil brcn Itey Kennedy Practi8e 1 Lorenw MwphyJThuiBdoy night 800 10 everyon i Constci e Kenneth Fancho Repubican Mciuioiiice j Cavery Mennonite Church Rev, Ezra Beachy, Pastor SupL Waitei sch Supervifior Stanley Dmkel i4faing WeiiUpV TT Jose under the Princetown plan there are 3 plans to yield more Tevenue Corporation profits tax manufacturers gross proceed taxSP1 , and business income tax One off2 vacant,jUntfhhmi these will pass J 1 vacant ChiWre HiMt 1 Thrconxsrcmon franchaise tax p Albert Shfrfey Vouog Peopms Ueiinv, Will give the schools 23 millionj J16 Howard Recvjttoj Fettntsiilp Svirbut they will still have 24 mill f George Longj daMday MiQO o m ion coming June 30 j Com Erdley VanSickled One bill would illiminate inter of Review George Hauckj UNADILLA PRESBYTERIAN, mediate prison sentence such as Confab e Kenneth Dayis L SUWDAY FEB 8TH iato 15 years This was one o,Constctble Hockey SwarmoutjWP 1030 a m the causes of the prison riots An I gM M EESi111 m charge other provides a fact finding NOteS Of 48 Y68r ASt SIISLT committee to handle labor dis , ,W,H MO SundflchooI putes Another would investigate Soise hospital, where mental patient are said to have been TnetjHprliest opening of nayaj Jackson Louse on EasTpuJ gatibijfethe Great Lakes togk nam Street High School Athletics hASKET BALL FINALS None oi the teams in this sec tion but Napolean survived thei regionals last week Briahtion lost to Napolean 32 lo 33, Napol ean then beat Giosse IUe for the titSe Grosse llle had beaten Mor eiici Muskegeon St Maryfc beat Stockbridge 67 to41 Grass Lake qot beat by Detroit All Saints, uegional champions are Devvitt, HaVtprd, Napolean, Bast JardctA Saints Npol ean is , a, pejBnjal contpnor and has beeriVmfre finalis sev eral times DECISION AIFIRMED The Michiqan Supxeme Court on Mcrifch W1953 affirmed a de cision of Circuit Judge Willis L Lyons in the case of William Braun and Ora Baun vs Francis , X ICIug Sr, and Mary A Klug, his wiiie This case involved the question of whether a restriction in a aed to the effect that the purchaser could not sell the land to anyone except the setlier or his deira or assiqns was a valid restriction Judge Lyons held that She also y,,dv u hoisi at her uncle this clauswas invalid, which Clifford has a new p,nvil an cecision was wpheftd I omy lay , I Iarry Gyde has a new jump ropi ANNOUNCEMENT We a re happy to have Judy flfk1 Biikett Newkirk of Portagentf1 ck in school, lake and St Petersburg, Flordia has announced the enqaqement of his dauqhter, Patricia to Otis Hardy of Ann Arbor He is direc tor of radio station WHRVf Ann Arbor The bride is chief deputy n the agister of deeds office i1 nn Arbor The marriage date is May 5 The capitoi punihnment hill Look ii in Klli a Harolf iai1 buu Hai hiniooi brought a Jittic Jiici and a little statue to siu iMany oi he pioplr in our ait ettin nw Luiry Bau,hn Fioiiia Florence IMoy wil be j years ob on Friday M reh 20, AiiMibi M Ylacken hxs a balloon She weir, LO Howeli and saw tin train wreck anl visited her uncle , ,tolhe flMtoiue ualw Cic on uM ments One wooid nave wttS tuted storunq to aeShTrVlecS cuuon ana another would tSSm sentence judge, jury and gov ernorf to electrocution it iouna an innocent heen eiecUocutea the it was m had All this, mad Fine sponsors of tne tm, ep Bete oi Monroe and Hep, joe Warns oi Ypsuanti very angry clothes for went on a hnmU room Kaster trij to Ktnn Eiixom ha,Mi Connie crayons Barry Smpon ha buy shiit id tie Snuron liillup went to MT thi1 tiajn WlCC her grandmother has a little bag, of 1130 a m Jon to Ed Coo and wife FH 1 Mike Farley has purchased cats the new ary center at this week JO0O Michigan TomorrowSTABBED BY HITCH HIKER ALTAR SOCIETY The St, Marys Rosary Alter JLediMjSuttA jmil Sinistrajsf JflnjUBsfiy JuUdMSBiiik ISIelh the iormer asfidesffiforThe Story ofFali1 GA Siqler store Saturday after mt at he new elementary shool noon on Sunday March 22nd at 8 pm There will be a concert April This 35 minute dim is a des 7 at the opera house for the or cription of the apparition at Fau gan fund Those in it are Prof nia, Portugal in 1917, Bert Matteson of Patterson, Miller, Kate Ruen Mae Moran The narration is by Father Lake was stabbed one day last Pinckney, M J Si3son of Lake Mac Mahon ftoTi the story by week by a hitch hiker he picked land and Laura Spaulding of the Father Cocella Every one is in up When he got to Staffer RdjYpsi Noitmal vUed a mie south of the North Lake Married March 15 at the home I No Adimission Charge store he heard a scraping noise, of the brides parents Mr and 1 and gettinq out to investigate he,Mrs H B Gardner, their daugh LIVINGSTON LODGE CALEN iound a fender scrapping a tire, ter, Georqis to Otis Webb of Una j FOR MARCH 1953 As he bent over to fix it, the dilla Rev Beni, Jones officating Instruction class toi cundiaates hitch hiker stabbed him twice Gertrude Webb was bridesmaid at temple each Monday night at He grappled with him and took land Clarence Teachout was best 73 P mthe knife awav whereupon theman The Mendelsohn Wedding1 March 21 MM Degees man ran away Matteson re march was played by Glenn ri Mar,, 20 to J pm, A CORRECTION In our account of the Hamburg Hepubican caucus last week we I spelled the name of the Repubj licar candidate for supeviso as Henry Deroof and the j name s rr DePraaf and the question of a beer license was nOt rrenton at all at the caucus SCHOOL NOTEF CON We have a nw boy in our i00n Coiiiirilnis 10ien Ioolall Maucy iiiUu had two bi troub j n i BlowBubble, j 111 Beihn sc p Ml Fridav We went over i and m iJonahi ncv calf day Wt hope Jtiy Hi t thool yofjn are n tion in nil new On Chen Viillrt some ne i ri w niv, HOU4U to She visited so She ha made Kater BaIet to JH baby on rYMines eonie tion jn Street nai nun AM TWO Get ceived first aid at St Joe hospit Gardner on the violin accompa your pictuie taken at Temple for i R Jnied by Sadie Harris h Jodae album, All members, al Aim Arbor ruea oy badie Harris on the piano , The senior class have organiz A TflUE MYSTERY BY ALFRED ed with Rex tead as ores Both HITCIICOCK Swrthout, vice pres Fred Read, The director of famous movie jtreas and Emil Lambetson, Sec thrillers unfolds the excitement TVe are 5 in the class fljed story of a strangelove at The Young Mens Club met lodge album, Saturaay, April 11, 23rd Ann ual Past Masters Night at school Clare MiMer W M P W Curlstt, WILLIAM E HARRIS , William E riarris, 87, son of fair that ended in a baffling murt WH Roger Carr and Wm Ken111 and Bridget Phalen Morris sler one never solved Be sure, nedy jr were admitted to mem Dex at the Washtenaw to rearThe Chlorotem Clue, betzhip Leo Lavey and Frank ounty hospital Monday He by Alted Hitchcock, in the Am j Doln were proposed for mem weaves a sister Mis Josephine ertcanWeeky wim this Sun bsrshiD Aftsr coffee and rolls iharper The funeral was a u days March 27 issue f the De Campbell and Floris Moran wres Si Josephs church, Dexter this ifrvM iJDF NKVVS Tn inn Frida Spelling Bie CailiMiller was winnei of tlu1 droup Ojiv Bee Francis iak was runnerup The winning word was bunher In fironp Two Maiilyn Atins wie winnei uith Ieunis Spirkcnae nintctnp The winning word wrs leanine Sharon iiffiths and Sheri Booster were out of school all last week Sheri i lKt lia k yeL, Ve riled tile dispiay case in the hali with our bird picune and some bright piin flowers Barbaia kinui made the Uiiyn for th flowers, We received a card from Jerry Reason, who is at West Jalm Beach He says his trailer is parked in a coeoanut ejove jamt Smith is wry happy with new baby brother GKA1IFS ONF a her mlh A iiave liltiida iaL Saioi t and innday, Mit ni iav Ti v vid d Hieii nrl hi ii Vpsiluliti lenc Singer hits newshoe John Mike Hardin visiter irrandnmthuj on Sunday ShanoT sJintiiway is the new pres1 dent ef u i ocin club 1at is secretary We read in the state press last week ot a couple oi unused jus tic court tints in one instance a mans house caught tire The fire engine started Out were held up at a railroad crossing IOXH enough so that the hie got out of control and the house burned down The home ovner sued the railroad lor violating a state law and won In anomer case two women refused to qive up a par ty line to allow a lire call to go tnrough and as a result a farm barnburned They were hailed ed into justice court where both J pied guilty jxv were find 25 each and fetfUcosts Years ago when most oi rural telephone lines were farmer built, there weie numerous parties on a line and listening in was popular en tertcdnment there were no radios or teljfefison then The late Dr H F Sttgler had a way of clear ing the line for a sick call He usually said, Go dishes, er Go baby Ive got to invaribiy he got jural lines gave only for sick calls , Dexter butcher once had to call a German farmer concerning de livery of so,me hocs The epeara tor told hiroVOnly sick calls on Sunday Jr said ThTfc is sick talked German leaving Operator tampletiy at sea service Bill Voael, cr UTiin I h ir SEVENTH iRAIK NEWS The 7th grade boys are planning SKCONI KAIK We aie happy to have Ani1 hack in school following he i dn, We made sprint posters last week and also tulip decorationg for nit w imiows Nancy Head visited her traiio paients at Jreei y Saturday and her aunt in Detroit Sunday Donna Hollister pulled a vooth MI Sunday Michael Musson has new shoes We made a chart of jjood eating habits last Thursday Ann Menkc went out to uinrvt anr then to a show Sunday TamiHe Buda went to a show in Ann Arbor Sunday Donna Hollister went to see Ivi Lncle Clairs Sunday LeRoy Porter has two new troit Sunday Times tied, Pery Swarthout,Leo Lavey morning Floris Mcrctn and Albert Bowen hoed Georae Sialer and W H Clark were visitors Laura Lavey closed her school 1 attend the pot luck supper at in Unadilla for the spring vaca the Howell Masoic dinning room ion March 24 at 630 p, m AH RepBrt rflker and Miss Jennie i ublican office holders and state , won the anie iJ11 REPUBLICAN DINNER I Wr Reader was oui All fFjepublicans are invited Monday afternoon Sonic oi the pujdls charts for our proteins , ,, JIL I U U , lH ru,ul nas two new pens, to play the 8th grade boys ths wee Kathy Gustaf80n wonL t , The ,th and 8th graders had a ,,andmo,Hers Sunday and ffot some game with the fnh uicrs They trading cards teacher on iV CONSERVATION NOTES Another Pitfenan Robertson dis tricis proposed for the Saginaw area, tbbe known as the Crow IslafcdAjrealt is rich in marshes s for water fowl and muskrats jWeVer of Pettysville weremcnrilcanoadcrtes will be presentBring Gov Williams has designated ed last Wednesday I table service and dish to pass March 15 to 21 as Wildlife1 There ere still rross roads here Week The fast disappearing j that or imoassible 4H OPEN HOUSE prairie chicken is the emblem The CrgI Ladies Aid held a Friday night in the basement The sale of small game licen Si Patricks party at the home of of the town hall from 700 800 ses increased 4 percent last Mrs Jerme Barton Miss Martfe p mA display of the projects are making The by the 7th grade girls yvere defeated 8th grade girls 287 Venning Jurts has a new tfameof Old Maid Mary Loo Asthenhrenners grandmother visited her Sunday We drew pictures of robins Monday after we had R atory about them year, deer licenses 20 percent, bow and arrow 43 percent and trout stamps 5 percent The dept puchased 80 acres I played Tere were phoiiMraph of the Pinckney Hands and Ham records played cod Rev ft iner Club will be on displayAn Coipmerford gave a talk on St ceie welcome Patrick of hunting land and added 1000 The Dexter Savinas Bank has acres sto state game areas last week A project is being planned to flood 1050 acres on the Blind Sucker River in Lace county, Good smelt, whitefish and cterch catches are reported in Hoscomsnon county The dept has live trapped 101 ducks at Poinfe Mouille marsh for tacratng4000 ducks 150 swan 4H BASE SALE moved info their rrv home The 4 H Clubs of this area wilt Harry Gartrell c Howell spent hold a bake sale at the Dunlavy Sunday with Mnde here hold a bake sale at the punlavy The heads different fra Food Locker Saturday, March 21 ternal oraaniztions here were as starting at 1000 a m follows Hibernians, Mike KeUy, mmmmm7TJ ,,, John Tuomey WQTIT Leal TATHER SON BANQUCT Staler CAT B , John Dona Annual Father and Son Ban hue Maccabees Uncom Smith guet, March 28th at 7 pm at the Masoos Brk VanWlnkle O E Pinckney High SchooL A G S , Emma Crane Woodmen, C Kettunen Head oi hiaan 4H and 60 qeese were counted there L Grimes Loyal Guard, F L is guest speaker Tickets are one day last week 80 percent of Andrews Lady Maccabees Lila 150 for adults and 75 for child the bow and arrow hunters retur Coniway Of these only the ren under 10 years Aoung Ladi ned their game kill cords j Masons and O E S are now es AuxiBcav kspansoring the FIRST GRADE NEWS John Dinkle has a new pencil box, truck ana tablet Christine Buda was hit in the niouij with a ball She had five stitches taken George Colone showed his coloring book His brother has a new i book Cniqueta Amburgey brought an Easter Basket to school Her dog was al raid, of the thunder and ran under tiie bed i Karen Heniell has a new siaif Carol Fioetch has a new coloring book A number of oiganizations in Washtenaw couniy have formed a Committee of Intei organization which has lor its purpose pass ina a billl in the leqislature to le qalize binqo and rattles by veter ans, chuichcD and fraternal or qanizations They have already had 2 meetinq at which they invited both representatives and the state senator for that dis Lrict to be present but none of them showed up A number of bills have he en introduced in the past to Jeqalize bingo and raffles but all of them have been killed in committee We doubt that such a bill would get very far in the leqislature as the dis tmction between charity and commercial Lingo is very thin The House Uraiuerican Activ eies Committee is becoming a joke , Following an capiounce ment that a grand investigation of the schools would be started Chairman Velde oi Illinois fol lowed it by popping off that Communism in the churches would also get attention of his committeeThis boucemgry de nials from other mernberts of the committee that any such inves tiqation was being considered The committee unaninously pass ed a resolution that tto invest ation could be started without approval ofa maiorify of the 4 tire committee MMftiAGtt UCKN0M functioning Ralph Lockwood, 24, HowelL Donced Mowers, recenflv dis Nanc Briggs, 17, Howell Loufc chamed from the artnv after ser 40 McDonald, 40, Catherine Johnson, 23, uPPHf SIXIH JRADE NEWS We had Mrs Morris on Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning Mrs Tasch was directing the senior play We are studying hard for the spelling bet Friday We have divided the desks into groups There is about eight desks in each group There is a captain too Earle Simonson is now an uncle THIRD JLulfi NEWS Bob Homers houe caught fire Friday night The fire wasnt too bad Lucille and Linda Barrett visit thoii aunt in HoJIy Karen Singer Went to DetroM Jin OUT Opinion the state lost OnS Saturdv of its truly great governors He Grace iPorrtsn uent to the shou was a man who got things done Sun,av jHe put into effect, the public utfl Kellenbergej had cflrhpany itieS the state administrative With passinq of former Gov ernor Alex Gresbach last wesl Lifidi vv will 20th to a ft lb baby girl born to his sister, Lucius Wflsen is still in Hedge Mary Krahn dfiojfe Hospital Houston, Texas Brightonvin in Koreahas ieeniisted and 11, hom a Nelson Buxeard contiziues the Patty from Hillsdale and Detroit Butch Nosker has a new coat Charles Roots sister cat has Hv kittens Janice Rose had company from Detroit Sunday Bunny Hirtehey , wont to f An sing Monday Leonard Simonson and Richard Krahn are both utudes now Professor York torn the U of i visited at DalqtJanrVru Sunday Kayo Wylie was nineyears old on March 12th Claudia Onrr visited her grfcmlmother rn Detroit Saturday, , Dennis Singer will have a birthay on Mnrch 22rul and Karoa 8g have a birthday, on March I board and more important than this he started Michiaans sy tern of paved highway It was durina his 6 year term that Gr and River highway from DeMsV to tansina was paved This to timimidou undVwtaslng when the available labor supply ran lov he ted convtet on th joK When a cement agedeveloped he Four Mile lake near Chelsea and onvic1 labor to produce, ded cement Alxmdxtgn conservative he v ri his pattv nrti fS A l same at Univexsiry hoslpslodJU I 1nte JJSV ino Mor Tames Cousens i T trdt IT Senator when Junior Dtrrow has a new hair dut Trum wberrv Pftf grsndmother 1 c mc things CBXT oAejjsjsp si ,v N i iii ri yst mm,mm x , ft if 4 v esak sjatntt IBIMAAMV ans Neighboring w wr fl V J Your Edison Farm Service Advisor will gladly help you plao an efficient wprkshop And recommend the proper wiring Call or isit any cdisoa odsca Than ta so obligation whatsoever Equipment breakdowns during the busy season can really cost money Thats why so many folks now have complete workshops right on die farm With electricity powering welders, saws, drills, grinders and similar tools, yon can get back in tbe field quicklyand at very low cost Offseason, yon can repair equipment thats not in use and also build many laborsaving devices yourself J R Keys and son Leon working in the wellequipped shop on their Saoilac Co, farm Mr Keys sayr I couldnt farm with out my shop The welder alone has paid for pr itself over and again Shown using an electric saw, Percy Rader of Huron Co reports The shop is one of my farms biggest assets Power tools make it possible for me to do nearly all my own rtptir work IMHJIT EDISON MICHAEL CAPLAND Will Make A Mighty Good Judge For This Judicial Circuit Preferred by The Shiawassee County Bar Association 46 Years of Ag e More Than 21 Years of Successful Law Practice E APRIL 6 th for GABLAND On the NonPartisan Ballot Old Enough To Understand The Job Young Enough To Do It Heeled Howell lor reelection as mayor of Fow farvillt by Ken Urea 263 to 2031 10 school district will TOSS on April 4 on merging with the Fow ierville district Donald Kuaey, principal of the Fowtarvillo highschool the past 5 yean has resigned The Gregory, Iivermore, and Moene isobool district will vote an merging with the Stock bridge school PIctinfield is also considering it After serving over 25 years as supervisor of Brighton township Henry Ross has decided not to accept another term Mr and Mrs Herb Sneed of Wed TbmHmUMM Etrol Flyn SfattYOon OaWNI In AGAINST ALL FLAGS Technicolor Novelty Jhmtmf ffatittr Friday, Saturday, March 20,21 Catherine McLeod In Friday, Sararday, rvfarch J THE STEEL TRAP Sunday, Monday, March 22 23 DESTINATION GOBI Richard Widmark, Don Tayor JieAOK Ipetnop Tues, Wed, Thur, Mar, 242526 MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER SWORD OF VENUS Also SMOKY CANYON Howell have returned from their Charles Siarrett, Smiley Burnetts Texas and Florida trip, Mrs, Margaret Flintoft of How II has gone to Arizona to visit her daughter The engagement of Miss Mary Martin of Howell to Roger Krum of Lowell is announced jKny Holt of Howell is now the mgr of the Moore Motor Sales at Howell, Windows and dishes were a smashed in Whitmore Lake lasti week when 6 boxes of dynamite were shot of on the farm of Prof Boyle of the Universsity of Mich jigan while constructing a drain The following from this county will be drafted into the service March 17 Laveme Tester, Louis Brown Louis Borowski, John Cuhr, Howell,Richard StCharles Fowlerville, Leslie Walker Pon tiac Eugene Welch, Detroit The Dexter school board has purchased 2 new International school busses with a capacity of 60 pupils each Mr, and Mrs, Gene Youngv ot Dexter announce the engage ment of their daughter, Norma, to Bob Lawrence of Hampton,Va The new Cassidv Lake chapel will be dedicated March 15 Tesesa Wrtg4 CALIFORNIA COffQtiEffT Btcsrring Cornel Wilde, Teres Wright Sunday, Monday, March 22723 THE QUITE MAN4 Startn U John Wayne, Mcsa end Barry ntnaia cartoon news Tues, Wed, Thur, Met 7JUX iThe Musical thats all iootnabts The I DONT CASE GIST Starring Tyrone Power Piper Laurie Comedy Cartoon Coming The Clownx The Sta Tue Lee Theater Wkitmere Lake Man , Wed , Thur , March 17 19 Mttd Gaynar,David Wayne ani Oscar Levant Special Added Attraction Bugs Bunnys All Slav Cartoon Revue Technicolor A feature length laugh rial NIAGARA Marilyn Monroe Joseph Cotton Jean Peters Friday, Saturday, March 20, 2 Features 2 THE BLAZING FOREST Wife John Payne Big Star Cast in UNDER THE RED SEA 21 l Coming Above and Beyond, Mississippi Gcnnber, Meet M lot the Fair, Ma and Pa Kettle en Vacation Sylvan Tliter Chekeo PScUfOtt Judge April there ate two tag lor fee important office ofl feast Mge of fee 3tfe judicial Cfeeun, composing Livingston SI e oanddato from enenty and fee other J ttfe ft Llvlngaluu couxu m favor of fudge Lyons being elected lor a 2nd term, or words to that etfect The sollowtng lavyets nrauttc Ing law In Uvtngston County Circuit J wish to refute feat rumor by slat mg htat feey are in iavot of fen relecnon of Circuit fade Lyons a, annav wesnennaj sssnn saaaaajpsjsjssBjso V tjr Lcrwyer CnmmWtae tar Tadge WSkna L Lyons Wtttred H JBrwte Don W Van Wtahas boa t V C Gkne Ohn Robinson Jrmd wite am back from their wedding trip and his parents held open house lor them at their homo at Rush, Lowe Sunday Pvt Chariea Hawk Ma now at Camo Attarbury, JaeL 1 NoJbs of 25 Years Ago Only one ticket in the field but 73 votes were cost C H, Kennedy was elected mayor, Putnam township Democrats have nominated the following ticket Supervisor, M JReason Clerk, M E Darrow Treas,Rog er Cam High Com,Cass Clin ton Justice, Irvin KennedyBd of Rev, Wm Ledwidge Repub Ucan ticket Supervisor, Waher Mowers Clerk, S E Swarthout Treas, John Chambers High Com Jesse Henry Justice, Jesse ftchardson Bd of Rev, W H, Leland Paul McClear and Clyde Dunning are supervisor nominees in Hamburg and Charles Runciman and Arthur Bullis in Unadilla Both Pinckzwy teams lost to St, Marys at Chelsea Monday The high school girls lost 38 to 11 and the boys 20 to 15 J P, Doyle is still in the hospital and Wayne Carr and ye editor ran the teams L J, Henry and Andy Camp bell are back from FloridaThey report times hard there due to over exploration and lack of i work C V, Van Winkle is in Braden town, Hiorida, Rev, Fr, Costello is the new pastor of St, Joseph church of Dexter Rev Higgins having re sigaied Mrs Anna Spears Erwin under went a operation at the Pinckney Sanitarium Monday The basket ball season ended here Friday with Pinckney winni ing both gamesThe high school beat the Howell Reserves 22 to 18 and the Independents the Blazing Arrows of Ann Arbor 27 to 17, Bob Musson got 20 points for Pinckney He and Cal Hooker played forward, Don Swarthout center and L J, Henry and Andy Campbell, guard The grade team lost at Dexter Thursday 27 to 13 Murray Kenn iedy, Stanley Dinkel, Loren and IMarKill Meabon and gmmett Roche played Mrs Arvila Placeway, 82, i died at the home of her grand sson in Hartcmd March 9 She leaves 2 sons and 2 step dough ters, funeral and burial at Pinckney Rev Este officiating William Kecham was confined to his home by illness frost week y 30 members of Livingston Lodae went to Howel last Wednesday night and conferred a MM degree On account of the illness of Ctee Miller W, M Wtaston Baughn P M presided TheWavTie Carr famfiv of Novi spent Sunday at the Foaer Carr home Bob Carr was homo rrom Grand Rapids Thursday The tape on the recorder broke and Rev Rugsegger had to era to Ann Arbor Sunday and re ord his broadcast sermon The Grace Bible school trio helped with the singing MH Eloyso Campbell look the high school boys glee club Howell last Thursday where they sang before fen Womensi Club at tbe Howell IArary Sunday, Monday, Mar Sunday show starts at 2 pjn Reds Greatest and Funniest Red Skelton, jane Greer ana Tim Consfdine racrturetfaThe Hoart Tues, Wed, Thur, Mar 242526 Historys most sin swept era Bernard Shaws j Friday, Saturday, March 20,21 1 i THE TURNING POINT Starring William Holden Alexis Smtfe Latest News Sunday, Monday, March 22, 23 ANDROCLES AND THE LION wife lean Simmons Victor Mature Cartoon Wild Boar Hunt Tues Wed,, Thur, Mar 24,25,26 ANRDROCLES AND THE LION I SOMEBOpY LOVES ME Jean SSmons, Victor Mature,Ro f 3 , bert Newton Maurice Evans I Betty Hutton, Ralph Meeker ana Alan Young as Androcles j Adele ItOna f eatuette, Tropical Lowlands j novetty Cartoon Typist or Accounting Bcpte INTERESTING, DIVERSmRD DUTIES Experience wife operation of Burroughs Accounting Machine is desirable But Not Required Good Starting Salary Jlveday l Week Profit sharing paid insurance APPLY IN PERSON Mich Molded Plastics Inc, i 6066 Quality Mefch and ise LOW PRICES Btsr and Wins to Taks Out HOURS Daily 8 to 0 Sunday 9 III PboM Howsll 706J2 li For Prompt Bead Stock Rsmovat CALL DABUM I s s 0ajpan aeajnyasji ess c vv V 4 ID ,yi m K, YILLA8E IF PIRCKNEY Operating RcoeJits ami Disbarsemeirit fir Ratal Year Utfrnkg MARCH, 1962 Esdlss MARCH, 1963 RECEIPTS lieem tAX COLLECTIONS Current , 1 3,17294 Delinquent 26266 TOTAL , i 3,43550 REVENUES State Collected r Lecally Shared Liquor 86 of License Fees t 17000 Intangible Tax 1,19540 Sales Tax Diversion 4,33680 lew Motor Vehicle Highway FundMAJOR 5,97127 Jw Motor Vehicle Highway FundLOCAL 1,93543 7,90670 TOTAL 13,60891 ELLANEOUS Interest On Bond 500 Miscellaneous 8050 TOTAL RECEIPTS9,22320 plus 7,90670 1712990 DISBURSEMENTS Expenses LEGISLATIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE 105418 PROTECTIVE Fire and Marshall Salary 1,91999 PUBLIC WORKS Detroit Edison Co Lighting 1,69049 Sidewalks, Park and Drains 90222 Street Maintenance 14045 TOTAL 5,70733 New Motor Vehicle Highway FundMAJOR 8,19581 New Motor Vehicle Highway FundLOCAL 1,12240 9,31821 MISCELLANEOUS Adding Machine 16300 Miscellaneous 26286 TOTAL 42586 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS Expense6,23984 plus 9,31821 15,55805 Cash Investments On Hand Beginning Fiscal Year 7,97077 3,00000 On Hand End of Fiscal Year 9,54262 3,00000 STANLEY DINKEL, , VILLAGE PRESIDENT , MILDRED ACKLEY, VILLAGE CLERK HELEN REYNOLDS VILLAGE TREASURER rff Wednesday, March IS 1853 P PLACES DOZKG IsV niiMII If VeV 3oos5sg rMrietn r i ic ri Kscr Frm I r pHE re 1 is via Those wonderfufwonderftil BOBBIE BROOKS WEATHER MATCH suite, ja match for any occasion, i mf or any wwttiera match for any budftt Compart for yourself cheek the fine tailorirj details youH agree theyre topi This OM I Bonarela ra, a tiiwn in a bevy of beautiful cofcrs Sizes 12 to 20 3 oad to riih rrVts hiph rrop yi That was the s , r jfirlh Volk, chr man State Univerris a i , lartment In farming, said Dr Vck there is no subMUu Pv incy Its the urt ens ,lion that usually deicMTii wmlv er there is any profit at all ami how much With the exception of seed tnd fertilizer, mcsl of the 51 ircins iccossary to grow and si a Top remain about tht , e,aidlcrs oi he final yivd Thus mything that raises the yield at a nominal cost rccuccs the cjst of reduction n iiait Fertilizers do usl that Pr Vfik r J thai fertilizers costing 3 in one Ohio test boosted he value of the crop yields by 5220, a return of 402 for each dollar invested in fertile Tn two other tests, fertili7crs r S22 and 24 boosted the vai, A crop yields by 6164 an V9 03 paying back , Ari each Si n e ed ut the fact rU sources of V J Killing up ,oe, fr Volk c o best STATE OF MiCHGAN Ibm tbote Court tot tun County oi Livings on In the Mat ot the ostate ot Elda A Kuhn, Deceased At a SfctoSnn a oui Court lie la March 10 1953 Present Honor abte Hiram H Smith Judqe oi Probate Notice is heruy Givui That all creditors oi saia aeocssea aivs t quired to preheat meic ci wriiing and unaer oajii to baid Court, and to se ve a opy tiiuie upon Maude Younq of Greqory Michiqan, fiduciary of said es late ua Liia sacr claims will be heard and the heirs J1 law oi said ae cased be deter in inea bv sad o ri a ha r bate Office on May 25 1953 at ten AM It i Jaeed, iuat aucq uitu toy be Livin bv publication of copy idteoi tor three w eias con secutively previcvib tosoidaayol heannq in the t lnckaeyuiiipaicn and thai the iiacuary cause a copy of thin notice o be erv ,a upon each knwn party n in oi est cr Ssis last known adc aii y reqisteed iv ii rctn rrnt demanded at least fourteen days prior to sucn UJHO oi y personal serjrv r least five 5 day por Lo b her jg Hirmn R Smithjudqe of Probate A true copy Celei3 pnshall Reqister J Probate STATL Oi MICHIGAN ihe Proijaiti oouri ior use County of iivnyato in iviuuei ua Aiuib , Ferd M bowdisn, Deceased 1 nt u session oi stud Couu ueia March 2, i953 ribseni riou Hiram it Smiui Juaqe oi riuuio , Notice is Hereby Given, That Ithe petiuion oi yle bow dish prayuiq that tho administration ot scud estate b granted to j Arthur C buiiis or some other jsuituuie person will be heaid at1 1 the Hobate Office on April 7th 11953 at ten A M i a is Oraexea That Notice inere ox be qiven DV pubicauon oi a copy iatiicoi leu tnree weeics con secutively previous to said day oi hearinq ui tne Pinckney UiS Dotch and mat he netiuoaer cause a copy i tin aoLce to be umcvea upon euui Kiion part in interfcit at uia JLX known ud diess oy reqisterea mail, return receipt aeanaea a ieust tour , teeja vldas pnoz ko such hear inq, oi by pexonai ervice at least five 5 days pnui to such heeding Hiram R Smith I A true copy judge oi Probate Celestia Parahai Heqister of Probate ij 0clively for riilier j that OJ r 4h 1 profit in fr I produi n pi adcd In fat ways that a f profit when n,grov big, yieldunit production UV make a irt i OH is to r dii fdiice the I S7S STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court ior the County of Uvingstott In thv Matter ot the Estate of Inez R Bowdish, Deceased, At a session oi said ourt held March 2, 1953Present, Hon Hiratt B Smsth ludge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given, Thai the petition of Lyle Bowdish prayinq that the adnunistration of said estate be qranted toi Arthur C Bullis or some other suitable person will be heard at the Rrobate Office on April 7th 1953 at ten A M It is Ordered,That notice there of be given by publication oi a copy hereof ior three weeks coo secutively previous to said day i ol hearing in the Pinokaey Dis Oatch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to to bo served upon each 0 j prty in interest at nte last address by registered mail , re turn receipt demanded, at least fourteen C14 days prior to euch hearing, oi by personal service at least five XSl day prior to to such hearing Hiram RAaJJudqe oi Probate A true coov Celestia Parshali Reenter of Probate 4h wfifim m Tolvu AS we sckuilAnc ta tneeWntke fftous problems hefove u, tk Bfblc uiitk Iks wovhof uHeem, ceuret solace ib heAutyioUs yarUcuUv ipHec A THE ONEBOOH APSPCJVSABLE AAMCA Male Help Wanted Experience Lnnecessary ipply in Person DEXTER, MICHIGAN IEIRCES LfvW1 cownDSfor gTomcrotOMW I There IS a way te pat stepper on meeey espoTStlon nd thai to the pr5Seyef ft Ssvtaf IteniU by the safe, rare nd automatic way of aavlna Juia the mffltoas el wtie Amerteana who have dairf aomethtof about their financial future They Jet got tired of banking mt of thotr hip pocket and then watting for the breakwhich didnt eome The simplest way Is to j ioin uvthe coming C 8 Saftas i Independence Campaign, Ha 18Jnly 4 nd Save For Yonr lndependenfe Enroll now for the Payroll Savings Plan where yon work, or If selfemployed, M DondAMonth Plan at ur bank i oi 1J 1980 yonU coKcct SI for ovry 2 ktTCltSd tSltMuiTfMtryDMrim Special Notice As it is necessary for us to be outof town during the period C March 8 lo 28 Ne regret we will not be able torirmrfi during that time, ba wiU be to mat pltly stenrting MAfRCH 31st a P011011 to you eoa However the Locker will be open fall time as usual, Dunlavy Food Locker x l ttfrji Only you can mm FOREST FIRES m ,ii 7 v 5 m rtU Hr 4 Vv J kt iff iff V W d i, v K yjr, V 1 aSE5E TVY f T 4 r JAJM9 rii 5C V OK if Its tt Mm with your telephone Tou ftly on it constantly And it serves you for only ptnnUs a day The telephone is oat of your biggett bargains And it isnt up in price nearly as much as most things you buy, Worth lot raoro than it costs Michigan Bell elephone Company Pi ice inctudei T4mt Tax end all warroftHtt Soe it to believe it This stunning new 21 TV onsole with Admirals great new Super Dyna c Picture Tube that brings you the biggest 21 picture in television Powered by Admirals long rStance Cascode Chassis Guaranteed UHF ption In flawlessly finished fine wood cabinet lioanv walnut or blond NC ,OttEY DOWNPAY ONLY WEEKLY i i ED BOfUDrUP AND TOMMY DERMODIE, MOM i Shirey Radiol TT , mm, WKAATB Oft 1 PINCKNEY, M1CR 25 YEARS IN RADIO TV mm Lamr U udias folio Sufferers msamjm Prominent Figures An UN General Assembly To counter a serious epidemic of poliomyelitis regional office for Southeast Asia shows infantiie paralysis, the United Nations World at nurses and officials how ant Health Oi iniz dion WHO has been speeding lung, just delivered, operates Al iron iungs to India Here the Director of WHOS plans to send 40 of the trig mwtogpB Seized Nasi Loot Sold to Aid Refugees MMMWI Among the most prominent iguros of the LIBIM Gutierros I of Cnba, Economic Committee Nations General Assembly, now mooting Im Hi Jr G J vsn Heuven Goedhart 4 of the Nether m, art the thairmoa of Its sis mam lands, Social Committee Prince Wan Waithsyashpwn hers with Assembly Pratt kon S of Thailand, Trusteeship Committee the ak Bnteaam I, of Iran Ifce tkair Maharaja lam Sahed of Nawsnagar 6 of India, PtBwrto Urdaoeta Arbtgats of Budgetary Committee and Doctor Vladimir Political Committee Dr Gustavo Outrata 7 of Cstchoslovakia, Legal Committee, i i ii V Arl hire tOjJVote April Silver and gold household articles, jewelry and for resettlement of refugees who survived Nrt gems, seised from caches of Nazi loot in Germany and Austria and turned over to the International Refugee Organisation ISO, have teen sold in Ntw York for 1SS,43 IRO will use the money persecution At left, a woauuratwssUag beside a case of silver dishes, exanUnsa b0 At right, an auctioneer takes bids a4 UKPuoUl sals of the enemy loot which Allies troops cupis4 m Europe v v, rniiaiflitf iisiJ 1 1 I t, xIM V V THE PBtCPTEY PSPATCFWedaesdav, March 18, 1953 IIW V 1 he PeopI Store Groceries Dry good Canned Gootfs Shoes ents Furnishings Lingerie Pmckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class Matter c1 Postafflce Act of March 8 1877 114 SoHoweil St,KnckneyMich Subscription Price 150 per iY The Gerald Swarthout family were Monday dinner guest of s the Robert head family Sunday callers at the Olid i Robinson home were L T Far nam and wife Drayton Plains Kit Brown and wife, AnnArbor C Carlyle and wife, HHart and wife, Mrs T Sernple and Robert Paul and wife, Detroit The Ona Campbells and the Tom Howe famiiy were Sunday quest at the Carl Lemtz home in I Lansing, honoring Onas birth dav 1 The Robert iead iamily call ed at the Arthur Builis home in Gregory Saturday and spent j Sunday at the John McGuire home in Detroit Pfc, Vern Clark spent Thurs day at the Edsel Meyer home in Ypsikxnti Thomas Clark and family of Ann Arbor and Dan Driver and wife of Dexter called at the Mrs Margaret Clark home Sunday Mrs Marion Clark and son of Clark home Saturday Buck Lake called at the Walter J Sweet and wife of Battle Creek called on the Stanley Din kel home Sunday Mrs Justine Crabliok of Fern dale spent several days last week with Mrs Eleanor Led widge Htf Kennedys Gen, Stare Jerry Ledwidge week end in Detroit spent the ANNUAL SENIOR PLAY ML BRAT her daughter, Mrs Patricia Rath bun Rev Ruegsegger took several , at Plnckney High School Gym TODAY, MARCH 20 1953 SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1953 CAST OF CHARACTERS HYDRANGEA IODINE JIMPSON me Negro Cook, ROSINA HILL PIDEMIC APCCOLYPSE PETERS, her Finance JOHN LaPRAD RUTH ALDEN, the Angells door mat MARY ANN LEACH DR WYIJE ANGELL Prof of Zoology JACK JEFFREYS PATRICIA ANGBLL Tat old Mt daughter MARILYN CLARK CAROL CASE Oavid Lelwidge has a rived at SanDiego, Calif The car he was riding in broke down so he took a bus the rest of the wa Born to Mrs Betty wa hitter Strong of Briqhton March 11, a daughter Bonnie Jean I The Lester McAfee family had The Dick Young iamiry of Big dinner at Tumeys, Stockbridge, Rapids spent Sunday at th Sunday, Andrew Campbell home Mrs Edna Campbell spent last DrDabrich and wife of Detront Wednesday at the home of Mrs spent Sunday at the William Georqe Braun in inn ADor Ketcham home Mr and Mrs ee Lavey and w , ,, Mrs Mae ivctz spemi Sunday Mrs, Ahce Mauk of Howell with relalives ln Jackson will fly to Bermuda today to visit The Kelinn Mohiman fcmily spent Sunday at the Tom Mohl man home at Strawberry Lake Mrs Blanch Clark and son u i u oxo Arch Peterson of Buqaton was usm by munersion at the Baptist g d o D HSwarthout, church there amilyy Jack Hannet took the LaRosa M,rs Marilyn McKeni of De Bowl bowling team to Ann Ar Vpeu SundaY 6 James last Sunday to bowl The team is Whitley home Kate Hannet, Droofry Winslow Mrs Er1 Bauqhn were Alberta Dinkel, Dorothy Sowers in HoweU Thursday IA fk rUTttJYvi Mrs John Carver of Ann Ar and rifci deTHippi bor spent Friday Vir Sunday guests of the Gerry Qa Carver Hchman family were the Doni MrsGertrude Hicks has return Spears family of Detroit and home after spending the win Driver and wife of Dexter Jer in Pontiac with her sisterMrs B W Fitch Louis Stackable entertained The f obert Grainger famifly of Ben White, Fred and Jerry Evers Lansing spent Sunday at the last Thursday night Melvin home Vote for Circuit Judge Wuhs Wv H Euler was visited by his L Lyons on April 6 He is a for wiijs, EJdna, and doughtec, Mrs mer member of the Michigan Nellie Wylie at the Mich State Tudicial Council San Sunday Judge Willis L Lyons has successfully held the officios of and Pnbsecuting Attorney, Probate judge and circuit judge He is entitled to re election as circuit YENETIA VAN ARLEN, Dramat Ic Teacher , ,SSBSSBBSSSSBBeBB I Jt 17 J TT J DOROTHY ANGEUU1odoM,YO ngeet daughterJEANETTE GYDE j aaugiileri Marie, were Sunday guests at the Dale Miller home BILLY ANGELL, harom scarum son JERRY 230FKA Rosemary Ruth Edna and judge on April 6th Richard Thornton of Coopers I Mrs, John F Ward of Dexter ORANDMA GRIMESUbeir maternal grandmaJANrTfTE WILSON ville spent last week at the Ashspent last Tuesday at the Robert ,er Wylie ham , 4Asf Given home AZAR1AS PEABQDY ridh oldiuncle JAMES MATTESON j0 The Robert Given family at AAWA riwvi w4iw ed at tne Wm Mercer homa tended a birthday dinner March CRLEY VANARLENiPattf lisping admirer TED STOCKTON Sunday 6 at the John Ward home in Dex Gerald Henry was home from ter honoring Laura Alice Wards WINNIE ClLIPHJiNT perfume sale woman, CLAWE CAMPBELL Detroit over the week end birthday wiwxiir, Murniuti, F I T Roosevel Pike family of I The Robert Given family with, h2R2RT SHENDEN Garden City spent Sunday at the John Ward family oof Dexter I the Robert Pike home spent the week end in Lewiston, DO DAGGETT, a college Fre hman TIVILIATWITCHELL, cmUdrene lloarian GOOD IPECIALTIES BETWEEN THE ACTS Mute Me P L U M B I N I WATER SYSTEMS SlMley Dhktl LORNA SHIRLEY ShMsenti 25e Amanda DeBarrand CazQenr ler took the Girl Scouts tc Lake roller skating Sun Mrmd MrClihrd VanHorrnl eatptrrlnij me WiUard Wilts a4 Wray HrncJd fcanilies Sun, fi m honor oi me letters 57th r ji Lee Lavey and wife, Mrs, Mae cihio The James Givens of Lew Mete, John Boyer and wife and feton gave a birthday dinner on ye editor attended the St Patrick Sunday honorng their birhday banguet at Dexter Sunday and the Allen Longbrakes 49th knais Wagoner sr is working, weddina anniversary gfy Mich Molded Plastics at The Lawrence Baughn family Vfim returned from Florida Sunday Aiarqe number of Pinckney Mrs Elga Hammer Meyer is a Cm will attend a meeting at patient at St Joe hospital Ann Ypejjlbnti today The grand off Sunday guests of the Louis icon put on the work and Francis Shehan fatoilie The Harold Trues of Detroit were Mrs, Marie Bauer and chil spent the week end at their farmdren of Brighton , John Lundeen at Chubbs Corners and wif of Detroit and Bob Gan Bert Roche is sail in St Law non and wife of Fedford j ce hospital and gaining slowly Sunday guests of John Mc Ernest White and wife of How, Donnell and wife were James 1 el called at the Berv Whit or and wife and Miss Grace i home Thursday j Noble of Detroil t Bofc Pike md wife called a Week end guests at the Mark ,tBrston Clark home in Una Nash home were Isabel Nash of , diXfa Thursday and Kenneth ZiU of Ann Arbor, j I 61118 cfU t0,CKifto Eansas unC Thursday, nep0andw1ienof LV atterson Lake Friday night Some 40 members of the Detroit t was the jwtnr egag school chorus went to Ann Ar The Marion omunity held JJbSzSv i1301 Sahrrdav to hear Fred Var a card partv Saturday niaht at a patient at McPhereoon hosntal Orchestra in the school fb Mrrrioe town house j rvSf vii v driven by H C Vedder The1 We imdentand Sonny Fuhr, JTIUXSEKPTLS I chcroerones were Mr and Mrs mem aets a mctr Hchcrm ifkiS110 V JftS111 9ffi USN r1 Providence PL wcejtjfls Wto took him backbelLMesdames Marfida ClarkHe hurt the arm the mturedi end Doxothr fifeMk torn yean ago in footbdL ICoraplfleIn PlumbingFhture and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS HOT WATER HEATERS M7 COMPLETE LINK OF PUMPS WE SELL T WE INSTALL WE SJRV1CE lC7o EAST M38 Phone 183F2 m il COAL POCOHONTAS LUMP KENTUCKY EGG BTCKEI DEHoey Sons nTCT PHONE 268 DEXTP TELEVISION and Antfnno Soles Serviu PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE PINCKNEY MICH CAPEHART TV DEMUR PHONE 118F2 I jKilg TM lUPUKFOtt uu r i A mAT NEW RANGE FOR H0MFS BEYOND THE GAS MAWS THE PHH 3ASTAPPAN WITH lOOLITE The amazing automita even pHet that do0 sef uf gotl Yewvt set to te it ti believ it SAVE WITH THIS ECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Regufer e Special rce You ove om in tccay Be hz Tr H ewn this beeuHM rena with t mcry outiterndn ceokineeate leeturet S23S30 1B0J0 m ,s If Hockey SeL 3 fJ ft , ii jsW fcVoV , , TVf fTlSR Hf 1 w IftTOi Wednesday, March It, WW Wwi Pv EASY 0 HANDLING f i f I f li fj f 11 y n r V h ,, iVH ii Vo fc HSITOW aint Sale Flat Paint 20 percent Ditconnt all other paint 10 percent Dicaunt CASH CARRY PRICES CABBY THROUGH MARCH 21, 1953 iThesRead Soi u the qualities that count mostgood work, easy handling, longer lifeJohn Deere Disk Harrows lead the field 1 and longer Heres the secret of their better fieid performance Proper weight distribution holds them to their work, and assures good penetration in almost any soil Extra clearance prevents clogging even in trashy conditions Frame connections provide a flexibility that keeps these harrows working at even depth They do the same level work on turns as on the straight away Handy adjustments make, it easy to do a good job Simple, positive tractor control enables you to angle or straight fed tor be engle down I Theres a hi PROTESSIO r Kl I aiwffttWMAT H PUFF M D Mty UtOO JL Hlo 9M F M a B iSP iU MWW fT v disking e LAVE kre Hnrov r 7e to nittt your HARD rVAB JOHN DERE 112H North MlcUaaVAv feloipAOfions MeTST letJieuie wu , Evening by ApijointaMAU HowoU ltiblacai HEBBSNEED fneoe 183 207 GIJU Mve tiowoli a Mxnfeos Heal nsiate Insuiaa, Iffekerage City, Lake and Faun Psoneity A Spedantv it Youx Property tl lie KSs Tou eta ftt ttWM MUt fl fM B PBS buy from ttock UxM It hut la exactly wtot 1 tt eilrSM S eauM J tafci 200 fool MMB nd furolsU MI Mt MM M mam width in tht 1 laMhfj Wt your choice Over SOS jfeM iMlUeu elect for Ma tad Wo COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Regular meeting of the Village j Council Mar 10, 1953 Called to order by Pres Din, pel followed by roll call of ofnc ers Present Shirley, Clinton, Read, Swarthout and Tiplady Absent Kennedy j Motion by SWajrehout suppor ted by Kead to allow following bills Leo Lavey, Bd Rev, 16,00 Lorenzo Murphy 16 00 Stanley Dinlrel 8,00 Bob Egeler, salary 85,00 Dr Duffy Health officer 10,00 Motion by Read sup by Tip jlady to install 2 street lights as requested Carried LEE LAVEY General insurance ttcae 58F3 Ftncltnei jMh REFrUGEBAtlON SERVIOK HAROLD BADY Hepcdrt on All Makes PHONE 154F3 Pinckney AUCHONEEB Farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYUK CALL FOWLEVILLE 436F6 DR a LXOWNEB Dentist W44 Portage Lake not 4 Ater Phone Dexts 3461 1 tit Ladu Ptopeftlo Opportujilae wtih Me 0 9 North Pearl MVTiON J HUOHEU Plumbina and HeoUng iifeenae Itute Phone 183F2 1075 East M36, Ptockney Funeral Hose Don C Swarthout Director Modern Eguipment Ambulance Service inona 39 63, PtecJaey, Mlct FRED C RQOCHOrTat OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand Fiver Ave, fit well MlehlaCir Iboca 358 fleoideece 61 IXOYD KFNDCF livestock Havana Weekly VAp Muae To 0ro General Trudana Pmcney, Mir Phono 161F1S ROGER I CARR Complete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pinckney Mic CEMETERY MEMORIALS J Prices You Can Aflrtd To Po MILFOR GRANITE WORKS Gilford, MicluVAai fc MvrTrET have fox teirior fuep Oassitied Ailv gweW gj FOR SALE Nearly new Generalnice pots Lak Road Electric DeLux range Lucius J Doyle Phono 42 pQR SALE 4V2acres with imaU FCHKEKindliing vood also a house at 1168 Mowers Road tor guantity of kitchen stove wood qxih of Wayne Bennea quesieu X ,wood cheap LloydHendeo a Motion by Shirley supported Wt H CIRCUIT JUDGE Wilis L Lyous For 2nd Team Experienced Qualified , Dieeerfkvang t Former Member Michigan Jududal Council Ibrmo7 Prosecuting Attorney and Probate Judge abe both for the sound operation MASON SHOW DIRECT FROM FMT0RY y efderlnt ftrR0MI rwr Bervk dlHd Mft rev t your tboei tftm jtok ror vn a6aai4M GDAHAKTKBb TO,FTt WUU rtii oet by Tiplady to assess an light mill tax payable July 1 1953 to Carried phone 161F13 tt reasonable down Pg 9094 Cedar,Lake RdvPmojniey Guinea, hens ncl Sept 15 1953 WANTED To rent or buy,2 mOOmmt spt lb W4 wnnea buy t or 3 room house in Pinck Motion by Clinton supported ney within walking distance of 3, by Shirley to accept 1952 finon shopping district and St Mary s WjrTEDDay care ot cial report submitted by Helen church Write or call in person chUdren ot workimg mo FtevnoWs Tioa4ip 1 J Neu, 11287 Patterson lqy3ixe at 410 Putnam Motion by Swarthout support Road, Pincknev i Phone lCCF2Pinckney ed by Read to prepare minor fOR SALEO940 Plymouth coupe roads for future black topping I m good condition cheap or call Carried Murray Daqq Gulfoijtatio JACK HANNETT aorcs ill PINCKNEY MICH Motion to adjourn Mildred POP SALE2 Tons of Hay 1 Horses CaU 13F2 Pinckney xor Ackley1 Clerk, FOR SALE Crosley Frigidair, white enamel ranqe coal or i wtxxiJPhono 120F11 or inquire at j 355 East Main St, pinekney, Girls Irmneo Needed nately i CONGL, LADIES AID I The 3ongl Ladies Aid met a the church parlors last Thurs I day afternoon After a business meeting Mrs Hazel Thompson i took charqe of the program and vgave a reading on frendship, f and presented an interesting con Mircx, SU U starting classes I test which was won by Mrs, Lu everv veek for girls to train as fcille Sims, A delicius luncheon operators In addition to aiding in speeding defense calls, Michigan Bell off ers these advantages Good Wages, was tions were in green arid white in keeping with St Patricks day, The hostesses were Mesaamesi Lucille Sims, Mary Teeple and Edna Euler Pinckneys FINES f SLB2rB K MF9 ILL WORK GUAK JTEED leghornsbarred and white rocks AH0ELUb SAW FiUJgG SHOi New Hampshire and nvjune CnickOrdor New Phone 305W Bob Squire Hatchery qowell Mlcfr FOR SALE Jamesway Incubat or 2500 egg capacity, also two 5 deck chick poultry batteries Frank Pearce Pinckney,Silver Trtfea Phone Dexter 4067 FOR SALEEvcms oil hot water EXPERIENCE POINTS THE WAY heater compete with 55 gallon i drum, aso studio couch, and Ult j Lona yews 0i service nerve Wages Paid During Training back chair with ottoman in good hrought to this bank many pro condition CoM after 6 p rn Jtiuus Ascftiienbrenner33ia now ell, St, Phone J13F2 flW,HW4 RIVBRDnVE OWEN W FOWLE1D SC Foot Specialist ChiroPgg oie W GdJUvec, BriahtonjiWho elepbone B 0c Office 75191 By ApPJR Res 71003 Men Tues Weel Steady Employment ii Pleasant Surroundings Associates, and oar aftE QUALITY For more information visit Employment Office at Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 2 3 EAST WASHINGTON ANN ARBOR MICH Heats Fruit Groeetiesj Vegetaf lei fish 3ems and their solutions Thi collectivie experience is valuable both for the sound operation of the bank and for aiding custo mers to best solve their nnancial problems Come in whenever you think POR SALSTires, 7,1031 near ly new 181 Phone Pinckne 78F13 FOR RENT Modern Apartment COUIlsl or c0 operaeion can 5 rooms and , help you Pinckney, Mich, phone 45F4 THE FIRST NATiONAI BANE HowoO Mian Under Federal Supervistom Member Federal Deposit Insunnoo Corporation AM Deposits 1 neu tod Up tollHMl r EactrDeiMioti WANTEDWooi highosf tmosket price pedd Lucius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney PIANO LEBSON8 Classical or Popular L A BEATTIE Rush Lake Phone 1S7F13 Pinckney, Michigan llarket Prices Courteous Service iv mB Established 1S6 incorporated 1115 TRAIN WPECK AT HOWELL It certainly was a tangled mess of steel coal and freight cars It will take much work and , effort to get the tracks clear Many times there are wrecks i or near wrecks on the financial , tracks With the ease of buying I , goods on installment payments, sometimes the available income to meet those payments is near, j ly used up, Suddenly an illness in the fcoruly or an accident oc I curs and the family financial train is thrown into same land of wreck, Ony wise and prudent plann ing can keep things on the track A savings account for em ergendee, A checking account q for organiizing the spending ore J sugotstd, tl AS deposits up to HOOOiWIf, MTSSss eji i Chick Starter and Laying fs K 1 Mash Farmers Feed Supply Co x i 1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch March 18, 1953 Description An account of the resource March 18, 1953 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 1953-03-18 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/c868921aa5ddb36bd5152d3f887b89e9.pdf 52d7b4d9f5f207a7140f9d5ad67c24ee Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. fffi V1 Ok1i K 15 tm y MMffl JjyCihJflH frr Tarobleina such as tfttti, lexrporuonment etc have wthriegfctators Itttle time iar et Mondays election ana a iiavoters fa2aCharles Zig Jkfflt HeWMMKff The ivew lamnch of the Mc hereon State Bank ol Howell op ened here today The home are 900 a m to 300 p m except far Wednesday afternoon and t WNCKET PISP Wednesday April 1 1953 m n V VSLJ i A iex, Hep candidate tor highway j the traditional holiday closing, sardmissian is on exception His The manager is At Fredenhurc exponent if Eugene VanAntwerp I of Plainheld, employed in the tamer mayor oi Detroit who is j Howell Mcpherson bank for soma odftductega vigorous campaign I years He has a wife and three lent is also a ser aHUdtfen as under it some This is the first bank to oper LUNG ALL A 1KCAAS VOTWG IS A PRIVI t 1 i SCHOOL NEWS r ,rf TO z crrsiaL A RIGHT O BE EXERCISED AMP A UUTV TO rr, PERFORMED ol thinly popu i ate in Pinckney since 1932 when will lose their the Pinckney estate Bank dosed ftOchigan voters approved Previous to this the Teeple Er tsitow attd if the legislature conge Bank operated for a 40 foesra0t reapportion the state bd year period The new bank is etfJNwfUsuiiui must do so This in the Teepee Bank building w9mean a swing in power from j The building has been attract lUiul to fUy dill lets Wayne j ivley remodelled by the DeHer county would make it possle company oi Ann Arbor and a HmPH urban counties, Wayne, poacelcrin front placed on it Two i Macomb, Kent, Wash ,thirds of the 18X20 building is tenaw and Geneesee to control taken up by the lobby and tell fce house with 58 votes, es area, finished in birch ply HfcJteteJMfiin this session of j wood Recessed Iiqhting is in He leylilutuie is the consensus serted in the celotox ceiling pan isf dpmian There is, a growing els and green linoleum squares 25Jlon rcrt Gov Williams are knd for the frocr Battleship 1 SutlUftiriOrr profits tax may be linoleum is used in the rest room caatis g law The Republicans and area back of the tellers Whm pmtitrd tax bills but can cage ptaman any of them The The Tuft used in both then tfaf nlayi5feed to call mem Teeple Exchange Bank and the ik 4 special session In that Pinckney State Bank is in serviic KIN ERG V KTEN N KVS Lorry Titus su i she mitfhi have a i new nei r nt rhere vii he nii dren to play with Marilyn Sinevr ha, suae bahy rabbits and one of tin ni lied Larry Bautflnt told us about ill , the things he did on his rip 10 Florida He swam in tlio ocean anl went in a boat with las in ihi bottom so he euulu see fish swimming around David Loar told u about another train wreck he heard ahiuii Jimmy aiiiial is back in school He said he played a trick nil ,s inl had his tonsils out Dick kuui dr Ju i,i MJI, wild dial 11titL had been hill Luryt No 13 The Queen eh Vlaiy t week was big news itemthat she exerted euce Briush aiicors, the dowager 01 igland last not afiy unaue inilu as she wa a qeeu Conjs0ft onl tile rise ooer to , ,h 1 ny Jreat i i wild diai t haL had bei J buried it J Judy Shroedor has s l lie1, htl eororation profits tax j able condition and will be used dJnU alio the Rep business prof The McPherson State Bank is si Iss K0y both become laws a member of the Federal Depos f Ittchlcpakk has more renfrcads I it Insurance Corporation arid any leaatng fbreign coun each depositors account is in 0164 miles of them, emplo sured up to 10,000 38800 people who earn 11 The bank held open house i 25gtao They pay enough Tuesday Over 200 roses were 4 liieidbuottto rl7234 of the j given to the women and ice I I children cream, coffee and cup cakes istrved by an OES committee The crowd continued into the TO PAY evening 1000 people or more , eVt some baby kittens a tinue Perry Vfotan has a boat shaped like an airplane and it is big enough xv1 nini to rule in Mary Cjsgray went to lHtioit Sunday Jud iievnolds went with her family to the idower Show in Detroit She IOM i d IL iii e , saw theie She enjoyed eating dinner out, too cie 3 r i however ne cunV efore the od u ti ie queen ordr dUakeqev ,0 ,he W ie yfs qer bei,Geo 4 n oii W FIRST fiRAIlE NEWS had our last birthday party of We all had a lr t y A 1 Viiv j it s,ft 1 vT T vi UP ij, i , v N ini5 V ,J i t r ,J Marry Kurrie former county visited the bank J of Shiawassee t km asked the county bd ,1 M , wieon there to oav the FATHER AND SON BANQUET ef upevisors there to pay the 176 tickets were sold for the et fate appeal to the supreme j 76 ticke Mi Ktimi convkied in air and 21 banquet at the cuowt at Ckxrrunna of mbez sh Saturday rugM sponsorUSa 5 feem county welfare by the Young Ladies Auxil HOW A PcOJ VOTES IS H3 OWN BUSir lO ALL OTHEKL CITIZENS TO VOTE THir 1 ErT,, THBCONrNUN VTAUTV THE 41 he year on Friday, good time We vant to thank he rriher ,, v Jii, he had not been deejnec important and had be, i, a in the br ish Navy It was rumored inc he had al ready been sereilv married to the dauchr oi a cJri admiral His marriage to the iafe Queen Mar or Mae as sie was then called 100k place and in due aae ha b ami1 kuiq He was quiet, unassuming man and exerte i Ittle mtn e m British ai foir Shotiv cier he came to ower a labor member of parli ment brouqht up the matter of his earlier ma naqe The British ad rrra Tvas prcdced and swore never been inq Georqe The laj Queen qof mos of her publicity de to h , rr rr attitude to ward her son, the Duke of Wind sor fcllovinq his abHration and maniaqe to the twie dvorced Wallis War field the Baltimore boatdira hoise keepers daiqh ten She never received her and uurmq hr lifetm boo in oncon wo seal counry weucne w He appealed to the supreiV Wesley Reader was toast i 1 iu , master, bdward Wakefield gave the fee court who reversed the con vMion He asks appeal costs of j Te ,oat to the sons and HtM attorney lee of 500 and Wyhe the toast to pe for a vaoafion j award for being the oldest fath EUECTiONi aaaVi swstdT vote is CHURCH NEWS itiioiic toBfBsZ The boys choir sang several se I Summer SiHU, fiQfx i0fijiif lections Louis Shehan got the, Winter O0 4, JQJCC trl o0 e MONDAY, JPRIL 6 ELECTION ier present and Roddy Widmey fr lMkt Monday is spring election r, son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Jtesstens omi sssteir vote is expected allWidmeyer was the youngest f 1 No,nrj ltoyoa though may be higher than the eon present C C Hollingsworth gUntoyKllf 7i3d,t 00 V V average as there is a hot contest got the award for the most sons, n ior arcuiit Judge Putnam has 5, although there were several orer 1000 registered voters but j ties for this Arvid Andrason, aeiy 745 voted last fall No way Boy Scout official, showed trav yet been devieed to over i el pictures this lethargy on the part of j jsere If the people who do f not vole were deprived oi this HOT SHOT CLUB PincBneyfe reae iiOf Rev, Keith Ruegsegger, Pastor Ha ror L4id iNews 23rd ANNUAL SATURDAY, APRIL 11th 1953 Livingston Lodge No H FA AM x iye for helping os with out jcirties tins that hs da hter ha year We aiprerisit yuu, iujiu mcrrried to K tion Spring vacation is over We ail enjoyed it and arc looking forward to Kastr We an1 t u ML I Bunny will be jjood to us Our Easter charts arv nnnlv v i iri working on spiin and train ihai now Kaicii Downine vinr to LHII,inland rode the esealatoi Sir i, nw riii bd 1old Honiif Kulin visijed her auru rJilyri in Derroit She ha u rew s,1 a new dn and ,i uinv i 1 r Shr had iMJinpany tlii v eek and daa viuie i i i i 11 in o look at our school Florence Mrolka visited her coisins in Ohio Jimmy Shirey went Ihppinw ar1, jL,ot soini Dew toys Howard Sinei h Ipd iws III r1 vsiwl and united h j ,rtdnioi li i are i rctclick ij 11 i hn uia,d mother They hart a party for hrr dadiy biriiiday jeorc Colone ha a HI, ii ami nou ai MIw i, rie was ta xtefri as has been suggested, mey would yell to the high heav belslpjevea if they were not will isia to use it eletrical 4lH Club did well in 1 00 noon until 31 the county showing at Howell, 0 tndY aternoon A new last week by placing 2nd in me JS71 P11 every fortV rating of cdl rating of electrical V68 and w anticipate rltiKa in tho mtv Rlu rihhons eai owssmg and inspiration as GETS ENDORSEMENTS clubs in the county Blue ribbons J tessing and woro A A of fn R , Fm me speakers, as well MKeOarlcmd of Owosso tof were awosded to 6 of the 8 ,P a w k w , oi ra,nVra iid seals and Islue 1, n special music planned t to Eddie Rollings i LvLfJ Ea3t ohn C Burg Blue tUJ1110 Visors in bis race with Judge ribbons were awarded to Steven ftttmhf4P wnioil w w Willis LyaneJor the post of rudg Mrofka, Herb Dyer Norman fj mu5f bmonies, a brief M tW WkntttftMi livitiMton Ctek and lames Ccmobell and sage and we shall again be day has the endoreemem of 211 members Gold seals and Wus 7 8 music plai ol the 29 members of the Shia ribbons went to Eddie Hbllings VLVL Ea3ter nina County Bagjvj U 6, wh nnA lonn r Bum BIUA oe riaving a Sunnse OounryBar Association endorestnent by the super jafisritrlfeef 1orm of a petit drcuJcrted by one of their and recommends to TELS tycast Iheir bal JjOT OarNrndi He also has the endorsment the Shiawassee county bar 00 on at the LaRoea BowlFred A and C Sowers of lack is Velvet Ez Shoe team, 11 thev Mai in mens doubl oi 1342 pins Jack Hannett ed Orlad Winslow of the 5 had 1270 to place ialTCy ght Qt 730 spec iui VLUIJ , union service wiU take ntly organized 5iace a by Good Friday Pal O Strawhecker P G M fj T services from 9nn , ,,1 oy PROGRAM fodKe Rooms Open to Receive Visiiois from urf to i Qv i M SeivT1 by the Pinckney O E S Invocation Chanln i Widevne Clare Miller, WM, Response Wesley Reader, PM Toastmaster Dr Hazen Cole Ithaca PGM Sinking Debonair Quartette Pasr Masters Apron Presentation Winston Bauyhn by Ona ampbelJj Life Membership Presentation to lbert inkel by Resrinald Schafer, mbcrahip Presentation to C ai uiiiUi1 by J H Hooker, Life Membership Presentation io Fred Read by Ross Read, P M Introduction of Grand Lodge j , 1wwi , 4 , Officers and Distinuuishet Visitors I f011 ln An A,bl Uge you to Come and worship Musical Chorus LaiMle Estela iiu uBMuii MHO j With us if you do not have a New books at the library areLCircri home North of Saginaw Bay by E,H, Peterson, an old time Sandi IHlOltlte Lsrice lumberman and timber 1 , cruiser and Peace of Soul one of I JSB ch the bsst fliers, the last few J0 Beachy, Pastor few months, rjfcMjLin ctrMtuw 11 vr IUB IV cuncuaaies JfVerojMtt 000 at temple each Monday night at in lie I ninv rhambeis has new shocv and a new shirt and pants ohl 1 1 I ,11 IU IV , iOi Lary yd ha a iOse t no n Mike Plunimer visited hi r mother He has a now Buuh cut liny iiviknberoi has a m and ball and some cdorin IJ lie told about his new book, Kittens Secret Ray read a story t 1 us about m and Jeriy Judy Ik ,11111 has a m comic book Catherine ami Chustne Hilda v to church on Sunday Chequitu Ambiiiey had eompan on Sunday She has a new n, Barry Simpson has an Old ,di Game shoes iho pcvtriioste qenerol at Washinqton u, ,00,1 oxpected to aiucuiue examiDaiions for 1700 pcstmasiershipf m the country nf aie moiiuy , Cil es whero postmasters have rhod retired and actmq postmars who have not oeen conim, ,i are ser vmq At the present ame these aro al the on e available for appointments as ilv emocrats haverlJthe othe blanketed in oycivii stivi an, they can on iv ce remove, tor ause There has been orro ds i0n of re moving their ,v,J scvce status i A noth Vad ome o it yet Dkjriiiq i tampaja last fall Senator WcCarth oi Wisonson was one ot the lodcd of Presi dent Eisenhowers supporters, be seoched him to LCTAC to Wiscon sut and campaiqn for him and made it a point to OM py a pro minent place on the platform vhen Eisenhower spve He sue t ceeed in ridina into office on lthe pesidents coattails Eisen Ihower aot cboit double the jmaj ority McCarthy did n Wisconsin Karen Rowell has some new who at the present tie is the iiuy eeieouu u,,,, 1 prosideiv s or opnonent in 1 1 4sir Shkrwassee Uvingston i Clark and James Campbell and 2SS6 slxall again be dfaert veJS iu ,, Red ribbons by Chris Campbeli Pflang ot the Lords Supper Life ken hn tedffcnd Don Packer The club will Cltaaang e day at the regular UL woHty judicial circuit 1 nw ufw y x w He nad previously been tagg and Don Packer The club wiu , prelenred by the Shia exhibit at the FowlerviUe Fair our 1045 1 Leader was John Burg, local Baptual service for both adults and children We high school instructor THE LIBRARY NEWS 1 The S Wtournament is, SEE COLOR i l Address Paul O Strawheeker, PiM, IntrcKiuciion of Visiting Masters and Past Masters Benediction LIVINGSTON LODGE CALEN1 DAR FOB MACH 1953 Waltei Ech , Instruction class tor candidates ers birthday yesterday Angela M i conqress Last wek ho led the Mack in has a new hair cut ,1 din , Opposition to t mfirment of Charles Bohkn r crmbassador to Russia P , a Russian scholar, speaV femquaqe flu ently end fo reason was picked by the president and Sec of State Diiffes AV of the chcrrg es made against him by McCar fhv have fallen down McCarthys is the nations worst headline hunter and is determined to keep his name on the front page at all cost j Beilm visited his aunt in Oreory GRADES ONE AND TWO Paul and Juuy Loetiy vejo LU Lheir cousin in orand Kapnjs Alike and Pat ressmei1 visited iht Kther in Ann Art VVhlie at his cousins house Dexter, Bobbie Milliken learaed to ride a two wheel bicycle Sharon Couriiways mother is in I the Howell hospital, j BubDy CUILS ajient part of his vacation at h ancles home in Dexter Janet Schroeders grandmother visited them YOUNG HSEraOWate ISJSrtoJith Vf 30 T9ular meetinq of Livingston Meet e young JffW,SSm on Tue8daV April 7 at in th American Weekly with 125 inthe American WedadcfV w his Sundays Apr ftiW wh by Ujsettfcigf Detioit Sunday Times, See ex UNADIIXA PRESBYTERIAN chrfve phcrto 0 Sd MWUp enhower, his wfle, Broaraf ana flyaway School naa ixu io pxace their three children Read why fi,, Service second wtr Singer John and Barbara reluctot gJS r Know Not Thi Man again hRh , to have their childenbrought 0,8,, 7 SOM Garage of DerterJed the f sMtoem Tommy Wakr in wWWiS and lohn Mc a events with 1694 800 p m, Saturaay, April 11, 23rd Ann ual Past Masters Night at school ioao a m I Clare MM W M lSo a m W CurletS 800 p m Yjjgy THQITS There were 2 significant cm ouncements last week One mat SECOND GRADE Mary Lee Aschenbrtnncr, Bin Courson, Mary Ellen Singer Kathy Gustafson saw the movie ol Peei Pan during vacation wy 41 LeRoy Porter cut his lip ant Urr, j Jenkins of Grand Rapids Mrs Annico Starr, widow of lames Srr, brother of Supreme Court Jii je Baymond Starr, has startel atit against 5 taverns in Muskon and Grand Rapids lor causi , the death of her hus band On Feb 28 192, her hu jband was killed when his cat was hit by one driven by Frank who up in the White Hou, Get un j mwmOQt faM 9 800 n m ouncemen ion wees, une mail days Detroit iTmes tjW QertFrtUkaf Services at 1 LS Plif Howard SsTJ W ft Tt thTpricef hIurSS w mirrMr Ann Marie IxtPi ZZYZrWKm 7,U0 a t had hen cut S cn ATA 4 their daughter Ann Marie, oaP mid IOM n m cru 1 i WK luu a m , 1 no seven 0 u u,, j i clock Sunrise service will be on re8earh bureau announced the five day leave from To Wilde ir and wife of Ann Arbor CSBL Ruesell CTcttk recently, tised at the M E church in Amv Sttssri SLilrJm i research bureau announced the dePtaien1 anxk reoentlyl Arbor Sunday with GeOrgo 215 mrfieB on cost of living went down 14 per ltileiiTT 1 Clark redengy Arbor Sunday wiUx 5Je i fte hffl o eoesTt a day leave from to Wilde Ir and wife of Ann Arbor Sfrkt Icteeii A member oi the 7 as sponsors then the Wildes tilttfcmtTVTHvieVsn he stayed indaughter, Paula Marie, was bap 2K oi the finest hotels ln Japan tised with Mr and Mm Read as eSd etUoyed many luxuries Hiwponton Zm Liislstrmr motor ssrcredni at ItofrrwrrtertCo oi the Slst In Mrs anet Shehan nas resign JtAtry reaknentHe entsrsdarmy OM receptionist at the Pinck SSiitqrv 1962 and arrived over ny Fabricating Co and Mrs,RV mluif ofatyear Koeppen has succeeded ac cent in Feb These ore slight of course lut they undoubtedly indicate a trend The statement TWO DEATHS Prsmi Dnf oo CMM,, , indicate a trend The statement rranx rxnes, oovanregory iarm u M Mtu a uic wmer mm oruine er died ofttrsoto, Horida today, 2L SSJfSJwere fishin in cad t week AncssV Baker, brother of Dorr V JfSS a S22 ttfBalrer of Lakeland, died c zJSSSrJk 21 John Wilson w Hb8fint Monday IblSdo today Funeral Saturckn1 Hollister went to he, Uncle Utley cut three finders va intojricated Of course the John singer went to Jackson shoJ slJjt is aimed at the bonding cos pin last Saturday who were sureties for the tavern Nancy Reid visited an aunt last A nocrt manv euits of this nature, Patty Suggitt spent last week in1 northern Alicftian anT saw a uavei dam Ann Menke, John Coiune, Kathy jutafson and Louis Haydu hav new shoes Joan Endres spent Saturday with Karen Bloxom Wallace Singer went to Detroit on Sunday Joan Endres father and brother I Dan last night Camille Btids went to DetreH Saturday Shs get s new dress of prohibition but ct last account s no iudaement had been ever rendered as in all cases the ban ding crnoanies settled JATricr AID MEETING Th CynX TAS Aid will aneet with Mrs Mrmdell at tiL temd tafce April 8th ct 2 p m teacher MATffAOr t r hanr Detloff W, BriaWoa, Betty Vciney, 2 rWhtontWrn Tofip 22, Parnnjloti, 21, Brighton s M M vVivvyi K3 i A L AkiI , ajVieifetwf,A Aji j ,jwW w mwmmm mmrmmfx THE fDfCBfEY DISPATCH Wetfneeduy, Apifl 1,1353 fe W cy j If yr Neighboring Notes Mn Union Washburn, 44, of Manchester is being hold for a suit She U accused of trying to run over her neighbor, Mrs Mar tin Kaesal with her car, follow ing a neighborhood dispute IWT SGB lj1 P I Howell Theater HO WELL ICCHiaftH Dextcc theater uextLf Mich Friday Saturday April 3 4 Tuetv Wed Thur March 25 26 Double Feature THE STAR Starring The Hartkxnd AjeaMuskr Fee Jmj, Cartoon tiva la April 17 18, 19 and 21A play will be put on the 17 and 1 18, home coining s the 19 and the music festival the 21V Friday, Saturday April 3, 4 Joyce Holden, Glenda Farrell In GIRLS IN THE NIGHT Also Whip WiV MY MAN AND I in iny Winter, rucaxdo Mo ban and Wendell Corey Also m NIGHT RAIDERS Cartoon SPRINGFIELD RIFLE Phyllis Thaxter David Brit cartoon Sunday, Monday, April 5 6 w 7, V j J3 Burn Trash an, is V 1 fs if, J , 105 pints of blood were donatQd at the recent Red Cross Blood Bank at Stockbridge, The following are the UnadiUal township tickets Republican , HE Sup,RaJph Gienn Clerk, Arthur Sunday, Monday, Aoril 5, 6 Bullis Treas, Bertha Gilmore Mat 200 p 1 High Com Douglas McKim Hudson, Barbara Hale Justice, Herold Ludtke Trustees, i Nonnan Topping, John Gross nans Bd of Rev, Claud Rose , , Constables, Leslie Gilmore,How I Comedy Novelty Cartoon ard Pickett Lloyd Hicks Demo frfUeTWeL, Thur, April 171 3 THE 11111 1M nf r5 eX RoSpcke I PowelL Walter Pidgeon JPA r Clerk Edgar Marshall Treas, Lana Turner, Violet Carpanter JUstice, Roy I m 1 1118 S1 R5 Shellhart Trustees, John Rock THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL well, Leo Gibney Bd of Rev, Noveltv Cartoon John Taylor Constables, Waldo SEMiOI m technicolor MISSISSIPPI GAMBLE m technicolor Starring Tyrone Power , Piper Laurk rna4oon news p iue wed Thur, April 7 cartoon Sunshine and B4 Meet Me at wSersTlcS McCI Ru WSfXaand Pa Ketlte Naked Sour Vacation City Beneath the Roberts, Roberts Johnson Dismayed by the rubbish and vegetable trimmings that pile up after shopping Heres the modern answer to your problem an electric incinerator Completely automatic, it reduces everything thits burnable to a fine ash eliminates the work, worry, and watching that go with oldfashioned waste disposal methods And it does the job silendy, efficiently indoorsin the kitchen, basement or utility room Learn more about this handy household helper today from your plumber, electric appliance dealer, or the man in your nearby Edison office Born to Leo Gibney and wife of Gregory at Mercy hospitol, Tackson on March 22, a son Gordon MitchelL29, of Portage Lake died last week on the way home from a Chelsea factory where he worked He lived with with his mother Dwight Edward Beach Sylvan Theater Chflsea Micnigaa Friday, Saturday April 3, 4 THE APE Starring Boris Karloff AND HOLLYWOOD BASN DANCE Musical Comedy Starring Lee Theater Wnrtanore Lake Mich been promoted to the rank of Ernest Tubbs and All Star Cast briqadier qeneial at ee 11th M Arvril fi Flight Airborne Division at FortJSlmdav MS2 5 6 Campbell, Kentucky He native of Chelsea Friday Saturday April 3, 4 Double Feature SAN ANTOME with Rod Cameron, Arisen WtastBl AtfD Boris Karloff, Bela Lugo m THE BODY SNATCHES cnn is a The Dexter uigh school team won the regional achate at Mt REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric Sernat j Pleasant Normal recently The Brighton Kiwanis gv I has reorganized their vote batt Easter Show CITY BENEATH THE SEA in seplatone A Drama Starring Robert Ryan, Mala Powers and Anthony Quinn n, , Cartoon and Sport iii0 Sunday Shows, 3 5, 7, 9 Sunday, Monday, April 5, 6 Lost World oi the Mayans TREASURER OF THE GOUN CONDdR Technicolor wtfh Cornel Wilde, Constance lovely News CcMoonl fbrfiif t ifrfbttnfoh K yDUR DEAlir Edfeon f alion to get out the vote Aprii 6 Tues Wed, Thur, April 7, 8, 9 T WeL TW Aoril 7 The First Methodist Church of j THE WORLD IN HIS ARMS Tues Doubbature I Brighton dedicated their new f Starrinq organ Sunday j Gregory Peck, Ann Blyth Wiilard Wihse entertained 38 SVOWR 715 918 frienas one day last week to honor of his birthday I WHO WILL BE ELECTA CIRCUBT JUDGE ON APRIL 6th Wat h Heading On A Paid Ad Appearing In This Paper Three Weeks Ago The Answer To That Question Is Because We Do Not Want A Fowling Champion for Judge and We De Not Want a Prize Fie,a er for Judge VS DO WANT A Man Trained in the Law, Experienced As a Practicing Lawyer, A Man Gd Enough to Understand ths Tzh ard Young Enough to Do It More Then Half A Cejry In the Court House Is LONG, LONG, LOH LONG TIMS IT IS T 53 ZJ N a 3 4 CHANGE Vo H I f r r CIRCUIT JU w NonPartisan BaSbt April 6, if53 Cohoctah Friends of Michael Carland PLUMBINQ WATER SYSTEMS Joies ot 48 Years Ago K H Crane is in Durand tak inq orders for taIor rrsade suits C L Grimes has gono to Shaw nee Ohio, to teach Makachy Roche has bought a farm east of Fowlerville 326 votes were case here Mon day, the Democrats winnina all but High Com where Frank Mowers won by 23 votes Tho majorities were Sup Alex Mem tryre, 91 Clerk, Bill Monks, 4b Treas W E Murphy 116 a ice, Albert Frost 26 Bd of Re v, Ed Heisel 42 School Inspect, Francis Comiskey 72 Born to Bert VanBIaricur and wife a girl Fannie Murphy is teaching the Reeves school The Seymour Sawuy h2 at Plainfield burned last week, Ann Arbor has approved a proposition to bond for 200,000 for a new school New grounds have been pur chased at Detroit and the state fair will be held there this year George Sykes was in town stir ring up enthusiasm for Old Boys and Girls DaysWm Moran has bought a ce j merit block machineLinford Whithed has sold his house at Anderson to Eli Plum mer Grandma Wilson died at the home of her son Albert Sunday The bam on the James Cavel arm at Chilson burned Frday Notes of 25 Years Ago The Temple Theatre at How ell was badly damaged by iko last week i St Josephs Dfamatic Club of Dexter will present the play My Irish Rose ct the Pinckney opera I house April 13 for benefit of St j Marys church j 200 attended the MM degree conference at the Masonic t em pie here Saturday night by City of Straits Lodge of Detroit Geo W Teeple was toast master The dinner was prepared under di rection of Baldy Girard The Democrats won all offices in the election here Monday ex cept for supervisor where Walter Mowers was elected over M J Reacoon by 34 votes The major Carl Sherman and wife of ities were clerk, MEDarrow 49 Eaton Raoids spent Sunda Treas Roger Carr 70 High Com wfm Bob pSe cmdfe C J Clinton 192 Justice, Irvin witn HOD nxe ona r Kennedy, 40 Bd of Rev Will Llovd Warner and wife oi,Ledwidge 41 Ypsilanti and aarence Pratt an4 In Unadilla Charles Runciman PINCKNEY KINGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Kinqs Daughters will meet with Mrs Marilda Cla Aprl 2 at 200 p to Cohosoisics are Mesdames Dora Swarthout and Ruth Curlett The, work k s Ped Cross bandages rCONHDEMTIALLY COJ Stmrring Van Johnson Tcrnet Leigh Louis Calhera Also ldVTs of Fortune ROGUES MARCH with Peter Lawiovd, Richard G and Janice Rule Typist TNTERESTINa DIVERSIFIED DUTIES Experience with operation of Burroughs Accounting Machine is desirable But Not Required Good Startinq SalaryFiveday Week Profit sharing paid insurance APPLY IN PERSON Mich Molded Plastics lot i goners 6066 Pinckney Road Quality LOW PRICES Beer and Wine to Take Out HO U R S Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 fa 8 Phone Hof ell 705J2 i wife of Ann Arbor called at the John Boyer home Sunday Russell Nuoffer and wife of Lansing spent Sunday at the Uoyd Hendee home Medames Midge Mfller and won by 22 In Hamburg Paul Mcdeer by 97, Wright in Mar ion by 30 and Gilbert Maddon by 49 On account of bad roads, the Gordon Baking Co hctvehad to Roberta Amburger were in De take off 4heir tank trucks and W ttott last Tuesday R Miw U hauHng 6ktlr mflk to l Far Pmipl Bea Stock Remoyal LL mum GCMPANY Call HoweU 460 HooMlUioc i ,6 5 Ni fr , MV M Wedecay April 1, 1353 ReElcwt Willie L SCHOOL NOTES GONT Grade School New LeRoy Porter hea a new c Our health claw made w, Ready for Breakfast chJ their scrapbooks Our science clawdrew pictures of robins and composed a story about birds and their nests Ilm Cfcteuit Judo from living owarn Oounty h over 10 yean Mta lweord eaee ahn to 2 md tackn PMt 4 yOT CwaOl dioMd o 77 withouttrial t, eot aeiss to the taxpayers eazd fepcrtiaL oM far fee ok, ftoptiNtar, fcabejte Juoitja pro I 0farcujK Judae Hot oaaacrte to ajtoup Jte mot y ooripd to served wtoiraiiro eqtbe uader t Lew THIRD GRADE NEWS Tom Reads sister and cousin were baptized Sunday Tom was his cousins godfather , Terry Row ell was nine years old , on March 30 He got a new shitj and some new shoes During vacation, Janice Roj went to Detroit, Bunny Hinchey to Howell, Brenda and Leonard Slayden to Kentucky, Claudia Garr to Indiana, Denise Mowers to Detroit, and Patsy Hollister to Ann Arbor Charles Root is getting new glasses ,, BY UWGONCOtitirt fWJCAN MAI NEVER MISSED A DA IN tOURT BECAU3B OF MTA1N fUDGE LYONS A COMPETENT JUDGE VOTE APRIL 6th NON PAR TISAN BALLOT Janice Rose has a new puppy, Helen Hayden a blouse and socks, Dennis Singer new shoes and socks, Dale Canfield a new suit, ldi Reggs new pants, Denise Mowers a permanent and coat and Bob Horner a new gray coat On Friday we made Easter caids and rabbits Our halls look very shiny We are trying to keep them that way Karen Singer spent the weekend With her grandmother Jv, , nor mm t unanimously nominated lor JMttjcaiof t Court on the NONPARTISAN BALLOT HARY F KtLLY erven our ate wftk iftiAtfim, rwo tiPajrSrutary of5Te 0 4w ftMBfewowMo Xt , Hlto graduoto of UftivtwHy 1 Here Dam Low School No ho booa ojrar4o honorary of Ooefor of lewi bft ALBION COUrtj 1, vi, frkw g fc VtgO TfMrt MICHtftAM ItAtl IIOWaAfcomtlOJ FU 11 OrWtolt No Ht ii tho fothot of ita oMoVoo 4 hm fllV ,, boon o dMinguUhod ofotli ettotaoy lot j i Wifcl fMt f M yoori WOTH War H N vffc amiY p KIY ouxMff Ov VIO la yow4 the aaialr newspaper adTertieia H eeeae of the pepere la Livingston Cooaty loat woak, we tkink it ia only fair, on bohalf of Willie 1 Lyeoa, Ctrcail J edge, to point out what the reord really diecloees and to give the Totere of UriRgatoa Oeonty thi opportunity to draw proper eoMlo4oaaVfrD eatablfehed facts With retard to the ad concerning the criminal eaaaa growfw oat of the robbery and killing of Ifr, Frank Cttne at Brighton, in April of 194f 14 point et Wi JTiUraai and Donald Affrfljreae eaarged wfflpe murder and robbery of THnK V trial they had the benefk of ablej m eoanael A Liyingatcn Ceonty ree days of deliberation, feeuei thfia, mwmmm JUnwer the maximum penalty for wkiefc it flfteei year Judge Willie L, Lyone, nlmnl tap U thirteen to fifteen year Upon appeal the iMehfga Supreme Court affirmed the ft of 3J ad falU tow and the aIFeW track parked jhaW em fh or eoiereed saea who placed this oalf ova apparemay do not waat at know that the CtreeiT lence, deceive I eenre StaJaVSepartaieat of Cor t Biaeii letr cannot berftade the aentonte given Idiecaee nW Who war killed Sat hd theirl7k nlglriie4 oamw fr Blmer GbeVaHer wao then brought to trial on the aaaso ohaVge, HU trial waa delayed until th Oapaeme cydft had paeaed upon the Andrua ease At the CaWWer trial the ury found htm guilty of robbery oflfcTi wail and recommended mercy In ooUf stioretWted that Chevalier had a good prior reeor tmat he had a wife and two children and he had already eerred seven months in jail for shi ofleotfe Judge Lyons sentenced him lit serve an aduitionil five months in Jail to pay coats in the earn of 200 and in default thereof to serve an additional five months William Gteo EnglUh, the fourth party involved in the ulsiai WIS held in jail for aeven month, ao a aterialitneee He testified for the People throng holt the Jkndrus and Chevalier trials and his teatimeny waarllaond upon by a total of twentyfoot juremin the two trials Engliah waa ihtavf eharged with the eame offenee aa the others Qni March 2, lttaSi he enured a v pita of guilty to robamy unarmed mod the law requires Judge Lyons ustereaY hiajiaoe to the State Department of Cor isottooM for a complete inveatigation and report before eentence could be passed After receiving tsmi report Jadge Lyone will determine what oap Sngliah willrjKeivt, roiiTmfair ada referred to two cmtea and criticised Judge Lyon far the mm which he meted out to the re sajeaauentaAt tn bottom of the ad it said InSeTWiftr bj the friende and iieighbora of Mr, liwirf Arnmtrong deccaaacF Inquire aaioog thi meairts and neighbors of the late Mrs Armaetroa and in her immediate family, failed made in sripuAf Michigan of the lavrn witi several amaea hatweea in Litinaatom poanty and the rJaWwXeasoaliy, fiawinf nl V4 , of a pipe lia rogJt thjreyoTO part of theaaty, and infarn that idf does not dUaetaaee Sft 5 clear fcroelSpV Urritory W mty ffUr J, rearoW tf who the tiialajS Vgfcjkjm do In efery County Iherlfnt otthe ga eamnanx to contract this flne wtt upheld, ii LjiHtoj County the tteee fr the lendownera atienipua fo get theilmSrMfH then ten f JadV LfoiWnslama wlthatr ceaa Waheatara nsb U0a taaacate that Judge Lyons Jecieiejsp raaa aacardanee with the eitabiishfeiJaw nveat Vgh tao adaaj were hot ta acior4a,nfil ith4h deaiof tie mndoVntrt liPll held Uable u pay any agninat it for any r other person qaeetiem Waym a niafcy beiag opeat ia awafaua adaV and ether media ia an ttompt U oaat Jadfi Lyeas from the Clraaif aa Who ia hack aT tleeo vary unfair ada Da yea ttfcsk a Circuit Judge should try eaaaa ata JfwWJerTer sheaM thy he tried la the Cotrtraom coMMiTrmi FOR WILWU LYONI FOB CIRCUIT JUDGB RKLECT WIUIS L tYOIB OHkOUft JTOtT VOTEOM afHILk cu v FOURTH GRADE NEWS In our spelling be before vaca tion Karen Eichman wt winner of Group II Bobby Reason vas ruriieiup The winning word was I writer In Group I Carol MUlei was winner and Cnristina Jaroslaw ski was runnerup The winning I word was piano Last week we had three arithmetic tests Karl Burg and Mary Menke missed no problems on our I Problem Solving Test On our arith1 the boys and girls and their parents 1 metic processes tests Carol Miller, fr the Wonderful surprise birthday I Mary Menke, Nancy Wegener, Kar party I vn Eichman, Francis Clark, Michael o i Rooke, Susan La Belle, Kenneth j Russell, Marilyn Atkins, Gus Kas HAMBURG TWP CANDIDATES J par and Marjorie MUler all had per 1 Th following information has 1 feet scores on either Test 3 or 4 1 been proparod for th YOtars oi Kenneth and Carol had perfect i HomburQ Townahip on the Ra scores on both 3 and 4 I publican candidates ia next Louis Hackey was ten year old IMondaya election, last Friday 1 Nancy Wegener spent her spring w vacation in Detroit Carol Miller spent two days at the Game Reserve visiting Mis Cam burn Janet Smith helped her mullvr take care of their new baby Paul Endns wtnt to Canada for the week end Marilyn Atkins spent the week end with her grandmother We all had a good vacation and are glad to eome back to school years of aqo and well qualified Thomas Kennedy was out of for the office Of supervisor, school with pinkeye but is back now Sheri Foster is back after beiag absent for two weeks Susan La Belle has gone to Ver,mont for two weeks Dennis Spickenagel found a dollar bill in Creamo bread Jerry Reason is back from Florida He brought a wonderful lot of things to show us Experience Unnecessary Apply in Person iol a i DttCTMl MICHIGAN ok several yecura He ia vice president of the Ore Lake Aeaoc ation and chairrca oi Livings ton County Shrin Club maabe ship cosittee He is inploye as superviaor by the Kaiser, Fra zer Co He is well qualified and will serve faithfully ,v JOSEPH a COVui BOARD 6 RIVEtUE HEror5PRAAi loeeph Covieta is well know BICTVISOR in this area and was c candi Henry Deaa haa been a res date on the Republican ticket as ident of Hamburg township since Stqee Representaeive last year 1945, owning a home here, and He is a succasalul Buidk dealer is employed as a tool and die and is well qualificc to serve cm maker He has had varied expei a ciefber of the Board of Review ience and haa been successful He owns 4ia home in the town as a developer of lake property ship and allied activities He is 50 ru , THE WAR POLICY So far there does not seem to, be any change in the Korea war policy, like people are still in the urfc cm tp whether the of Jtart tWh la to be stepped up or FIFTH GRADE NEWS Mary Lou Cantrell was the runnerup in the school spelling bee in which Barbara Massey of the sixth giade wa winner Our spring vacation was greatly , enjoyed by every one Our 4 ijL t exhibit of the Racket were acansana ewsrav wm oT without liiht or ether wamiag Wi eeaa t Juatify driviikf aalleSader the iafjiede of Hqur f wing fill We h with 10 bl vhite Mrs was very p We are charts and c booklets We have books and A successp Completed mi, 15 red,and 10 Miller, out5, all of us f ou Resident iiajour gogpny finished our reading we are renewing Our stories throughout individual movies Mrs Miller wishes te thank all JAMES H HOOIEa TREASURER Jame H Hooker la the r K , treasurer of Hamburg township educed Gam VcmFleet who re and haa been an exceptionally cantly rattod as commander fino official Hohaa transacted said In a proas blast week the affairs af his office in a busi that U N axxny there was so neas like manner and there have short of ammunition and equip been no complaints from any nent that it was impossible for resident of the township them to stage a winnina ftaht This has been denied by hiqh JAMES BOYD army authorities There in only TRUSTEE one receipt for winninq a war ft Jctrnee Boyd is candidate for 8 as Gen Forrest of civil war election as Trustee He is also fame put , Got there fusteat treasurer and past president of with the taoetaet This still ho Hcanburg Twp Property Owners, i good 00 the statenieTit Inc and koa been a real estate that the draft cast will bo cut for salestooa Ma the paat aix yeora, y cmdluM This does not in He owna J home and is a tax dicate any increase in the war payer af townahip He is a effort cliartor eibarof the Younq Re publioon Club of Michigan RAY P SARGENT The minor that son na was building a hftuae in th cemet JUSTICE OT THE PEACE wn not cjada n Ta yUoga is buAng a rrtem r Rjry Sargent is a hota owner qkgw , end has lived in Hamburg Twp Bwxtocw B Monctay, Apil Si e ft i The fortithit atisliHM op the RofMlicu itkai for office OB the Hantbirg Towsthip Bears have sees endorsed by the Htmharc Tea fteauhftat Gedbasttp HENRY DeMAAF, Sifervitor JAMES HOira, TTaTT A J I ibkBkBpoBsahBw ORHBV isfc m JAMLS BOYD, Trattee Tfesr iom Sfelflusliea Petes JOSEfll f COllETlosrd sfsidew ,A 4H ry m J YWidueackiT, April I, 1IW LAWYERS KNOW WE ARE OPPOSED TO THE REELECTION OP THE PRESENT CIRCUIT JUDGE t Judges must be lawyers It stands to reason that lawyers themselves as a group are the best judges of the fitness of an incumbent or aspirant to the bench Five years ago every lawyer In Livingston County unanimously recommended and supr Dried the present Judges appointment to the Circuit Bench with the promise by him that he v not seek another sixyear term iuwj J hav had the occasion to ol ferve the conduct and qualifications of ouf prefr ent fudge He has many splendid characteristicsTKftne Bias reached an age when most men have retired from active participation in public affairs 4 We believe that no man should aspire to the important office of Circuit Judge who will be over 80 years of age before the six year term he is running for expires We do not believe that a Judge should be elect ed upon the basis of sympathy or in the repayment for the many kindnesses and courtesies extended while he was Probate Judge The present Circuit Judge forgets the favors and kindnesses of Livingston County people for keeping him in public office for more than a half century during wch time he received re muneration in excess of 175,00000 The present Circuit Judge has not received the preferred ratina by either the Livingston or Shiawassee Bar Associations APRIt WE FAVOR THE ELECTION OF MICHAEL CARLAND AS CIRCUIT JUDGE v Michael Carland is held in highest regard by everyone knowing him Michael Carland has been unanimously given the preferred rating by the Shiawassee County Bar Association whose members know hi best as a fair and competent lawyer in the prime of life at 46 years of age Michael Carland has the necessary training teceived at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and has over 21 years of successful law practice in all State and Federal courts Michael Carland has received the endorsement and approval of 21 ef the 29 members of the Shiawassee County Board of Supervisors who cue men whose judgment can be relied upon , Jv Si iSi V I MICHAEL CARLAND Michael Carland will not be obligated to any man or group except to all the people of Chia wassee and Livingston counties Michael Carland will be a good, fair, honest impartial and competent Judge for all the people and will restore the confidence the court pre viously enjoyed , for CIRCUIT JUDGE NonPartisan BALLOT ThW Mb ftiserted and Paid for by MAJORITY of th LAWYERS of LR IIGSTON COUNTY t 1 i S A TTENTION Wo Soo That Our PtMoat Judgo Is Endorsed and Managed by Fnii Who in tho Post Herre DwoMtratai jam Vairieadbr Attituda Toward Vataraas end Toward Veteran Sponrod Projocto ThrOTor i i X H WUrg AH VotONSM Aftd Their Fcnrittos and Friends TO von FOR A CHANGE AND ELECT MICHAEL CARLAND CIRCUIT JUDGE ON APRIL h Paid ier bf f CfMMlHii ef Veten STATE OF M1GHOAN fbe eibate Court iot thn Ccui oi Liviagtton In the Matt oi the Estate of Elda A Kuhn, Deceased At a session oi scad Court held March 10 1953 Present Honorable Hiram K gpiHVif Judge oi PntMBltt Hotice is Hereby Givun, That all cpsditors oi said deceased are re, quired to present their claims in UrxitiBo ana under oath, to said PCourt, and to serve a copy thereoi upon Maude Young oi Gregory Michigan, fiduciary ei said ei tali ted chat such claims will he heard and the heirs at law of said deoodsedfce detenn ined by send ourt it the Pro bate Office on May 25, 1953 at ten A M It it Ordered That notice there by be sfrrma by publication of copy hereof for three weeks con secutkelyprevious toscddddyoi hearing tn the Hackney Dispatch and that the fidicnary cause a eopy at this notice to be served upon each known party in intei est a4 Us tost Ismown adcixess by registered strdL return receipt demanded at least fourteen days prior to lush hearino or by cseisojai servioe at least five 5 das prior to such hearing miss R Ssnithjudge oi Probate A lw MPT Celesea Pwsball, Regtter Probate suitable person will be heard at the Probate Office on April 7th lr3 at fen A M i wiuerea That Notice there oi be given by publication at o coay hereof feu three weeks con s iivaly previous to scad day oi hearinq in the Pinckney Dis oatch and that the netitioner cause a copy ji this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at nis last known ad dress by registered mail, return receipt demanded a least fourteen 14days prior te such hear ing, or by personal servioe at least five 5 days pnor to such hecring w Hiram R Smith A true copy, Judaoi Probate Celestia Parahah Register of Probate Vote April STATE OP MiCHIQAN Probate Court for the County ef Livingston In Matter oi thr Estate a Feed M Bowdish, Deceased m a session of fold Court held Mare 2, lest IVssent Hem Hiram R Smith Judge of Probate NoUee is Hereby Given That the petUnosi lof tyle Bowdish pnrfing that th oAntnistratton oi sola estate be granted to Arthur C luliis or STATF OF MICHIGAI fhe Probcrfe cirt tor the County rf L,jstOflIn the Matter at toe Estate oi Inez R Bowdish, Deceased, At a session oi sold court held March 2, 195a Present Hon Hirav H Smith, ludge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given That the petition of Lyle Bowdish praying that the administration of said estate be granted to Arthur C Bullis or some other suitable person will be heard at the Ftobate Office on April 7th 1953 at ten AM It is Ordered,That notice there of be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con secutively previous to said day oi hearinq in the Pinckney Dis patch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to to bo served upon each known party in interest at his last, address by registered mail , re turn receipt demanded, at least fourteen 014 days prior to such hearing, ox by personal service at least five 5 days, prior to to such hearing Hiram KSuA Judge of Probate A true CODV Celestia Pare Aegister ei Probate SEVENTH GRAftl N1W8 The seventh gradt hldn tion for new officer of their rMS The officers are as followt President Richard Imua Vice President John Burg Secretary Jaraei Eubank Treasurer Larry Wataon After they were elected thajr leek an oath of office These are the aame boys that were in office before A birthday party was held far Mark White on the date ef Msteh 14, 195J He was thirteen years old Sc0ie students are doiag ectra credil work The seventh graders enjoyed visit to the eighth grade rooi March 19th Mrs Morris has ordered a called Pattern for Survival Tstt film shows what to do in oase ei se atom bomb attack, Seventh graders who did very Weilin the school bee were Mark White, Karen Bollen, Judy Froeliah, set Sally Utley However, the wiener, Cathie Wiltse is an eighth grader The winning word was marijuana Cathie says she learned to spell the word when she was studying ajbtst narcotics in science class if SIXTH GRADE NEW We are very proud of Barbers Massey who won the spelling bet We are also very proud of all Ike children who participated in it We all enjoyed our Spring Vaea tion very much We are making papermaohe picture eggs They are very good Delia Davis brought a guinea ptf to school Monday v LT 1 our country Has remained fret aaift is everyones desire that It stajn that way It has been std thai so eaontry can ever be stronger than tta people, citizens who are CM la every way One of the keystones la this freedom If financial security ad your government futs provided a safe, sure and automatic way of sating It Is V I Savings Bonds whicli can be piled op Utroaih the Payroll Savings Plan at work, we BondAunth Plan at your bank, or for cash at your bank or post eHeo I 1 Trtdutry DipwtWMl V fi V if fr 72 i t r,1 JWWCgtjBY DISPATCH 4 mmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmamm mim Wednesday, April 1 1953 opies Pjickney Dispach Entered as 2nd Class tore Can tie Dry good Qs Shoes ents Furnishings LlsMcerie ft Matter at Postoifice it Act of March 3, 1877 114 ScHoweii StHnckneyMich Subscription Price t 150 per Vr t MrsWiliom Kekrhom was tak j en to Wayne county hospital j at ioxse Saturday j Messrs Clare Miller, Larry Camburn and Frank Ziegler at j tended the Masonic Past Mas tes Niqht at Fowlerville last , Tuesday gjgiA j The following attended the I Masonic Ladies Niqht at Stock bridge Friday niqht Care Mill er, Larry Camburn and wife,, Win Bauqhn and wife, Olin I Robinson and wife Orland Win slow and wife, Georqe Tansley and wife, C H McRone and wife,ye editor and wife and Rex Sackett A turkey dinner vas served and a fine proqram put on Mrs Merwin Campbell and Beverly spent part of last week j at the Rev Maycroft home in I Sauqatuck i i Ms Floy Campbell sana at i tne utvuCCiuLi o uio new organ in the hnqhion M E churcn bun day niqiit Many Pmckney peo pie weie there Myros JHwghew Plumbing I erttoj Complete Li 13 Piuirbira Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS m OT WATER KEATLRi COMPLETE LINE OF PUMPS WE SELL 1075 EAST M36 WE INSTALL WE SfiRVlCS Phone 183F2 CT Keisiieciys Gen t Biennial Sorina Election T G IKE QUAUFIED ELECTORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN, That a Biennial Spring Elec Hon will be held in the 3WR3ip of Putnam srTE OF MICHIGAN AT PUTNAM TOWNSHIP HALL Within salt Township on M ad ay, A uril STATE OFFICERS Two Regents of the University of Michigan, Superinten dent of Public Instruction, Member of the SlateBoard o5 Education, Two iembers of the State Board of Agriculture, Stale Highway Commissioner NONPARTISAN OFFICERS Two Justices of the Supreme Court Circuit Judge TOWNSHIP OFFICERS Supervisor, Township Clerk, Township Treasurer, Two Trustees, Justice of the Peace Full Term, Highway Commissioner, Two Constables, Member of the Board of Review Notice Revive to Gfrsiag gad Ciosing of the Polls ELECTION AW REVISION OF 1943 3093 Section I On tho tjv cf any election the polls shall be opened at 7 oclock in the forenoon, arid siall be continued open until 8 oclock in the afternoon and no longer very qualified elector present and in line at the polls at the hour prescribe ior tiic closing thereof shall be allowed to vote THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 oclock a m and wiii remain open uiitil 3 oclock p m of said day of election Murray Kennedy, Township Clerk DATED March 21, 1952 wrmxmfcjw Nelson Buzzor who was The Louis Dunlovey roily re Asher Wylie and son, Jimmle Wrought home from University turned from California lt week, attended the father and son ban 1LS M Stanley Dinke, entered St Bom to Pfc and I Clayton chZirtJ Youna Rathbun Pat Mauk of Howell inq with her grandmother ta 8 T fo at Bermuda last Friday a 7 and Stockbridae and lohnm with Ho Ve CcnununltV Club , TW fo Mis ivicLqaret Burns and Mrs Curtis Brow a were in Detroit Sat uiaayLa Koehler and wife of Dearborn spnt bunaay with the Les ter MacAfee family Tne Donald Burns family 01 Kaiamazon arid th Jack ouncj family of Portaqe Lake speni , Sunday at the Ray Bums home, j Mesaamer Margaret burns and rifcirn Younq were in Land iiiq IhuiSay i MB Leyier Ma Afee and Mrs t v cd kaUievvski were in Detroit , idoi vVeanesaay LuVai ruKci jnd wile havu ieiivJ ioni Foriaa o ,LI,L McDonnell who is at j ciuinj Maacliester University, bnqian is pending ner vaciu eiciid Ciiituii of Detroit spent Saiiiiau ut ne C U Clinton no j Tommy Shehan and 3 boys i frcn ,i r cnripifiq aL Sichan Lake this woek iOb t j c n il ea U eVj C i ,J, lb, next in J ,, a iiaqlin family ,pj , iv ui ihe 1iunk Ciark fi aon4e in iValford Pu 1 b,, an wife brought obeL i UJI ,jK iium Wet Virqinia Sunday Jvlihiiu Meubonis ct patient r m Spujov hospAal, Lansing Trie A Grey bhia and Andrew NijjcLt famiier3 leturn home this veer iom Florida Una Campbell and wile were Firiuay dinner gest oi Dr and ivirs Gcrqc Penrson of Howeii i iind S ,o laughter of Mr and IL Io hcaon was baptised J at the biiqhion M E church Sun j day by Rev McLucas Mrs Edna Reason came home frcrn Pontia Wednesday The Albert Shirley and Ken Mohlman families spsnt Sun day at the Gale Shirley heme in Plymouth Mrs Blance Clark and son, Jack, were in Detroit Wed Edsel Meyer and son Mark, of Ypslanti calieo at the Walter Clark home Saturday Cpl Otis Matteson is reported on his way home from Korea Mrs Dorothy Kennedy and the Twins, Joe ana Jean, called at the Culver farm in Deerfield Sun j day The Gerald Kennedy family of Howell spent Sunday at the Irvin Kennedy home Mss Jesse Winchell of Detroit spent the first of the week with Mr Mary Hoff Ciare Miller, Larry Camburn, Lawrence Bauqhn, Olin Robin sen and Orland Winslow attend ed the past masters banquet at Manchester Monday night Frank Aberdeen and wife were in Lansing Saturday The Wm Lamb family of Ann Arbor and the G W Meyer fam ily cf Stockbridqe were Sunday callers at the WH Meyer home Suncoy dinner guests at Fr cmk Aberdeen home were David Aberdeen and Pat Daley andv Rex Nogqle and wife of Ann Arbor Volney Wiegand and wife ot Detroit and Miss Viola Pettys of i Howel spent Sunday at the J H Hooker home Al Roush of Detroit spent Satur dav at the George Roush home Mrs Mae Hiagins is ill in hospital, Stockbridge, owina teachers were COAL POCOHONTAS LUMP KENTUCKY EGG DHoey Sons PHONE 2681 DOTE TELEVISION i, if PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVfE Sfv ft H 4RT l RH TEH P1NCKNEY MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHOIJE 118F2 BHII BPKi aas 66y i e INI tnruirow UM c iA GREAT NEW RANGE FOR HOMiS BEYOND THE GAS MAWS THE PHILGASTAPPAN W3TH COOLITE The omaitng oufomie evtn pUM thnf dots not use gqil Youve got It see it ti believe it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Regular price Special price You feve 3 a half pound eon Jerry Gus Ledwidge left for North Carolina last week to train with a minor league m Sonny Fuhrman is home m the Navey diacharaed iris Clark and wife son, Junior, spent Sundr1 at the The Dale Miller family spent Albert Dinkel home Sunday with the Geo Graham family at Coleman and c The Misses Louise and Car W Close attended the M Edin Thursday Saturdcrv shopping at Gene Dinkel md wife and tended the Cinerema Theatre and hcTl iiner at Stockholm rriTirV Tlrn Kellnbeir, T,V,V rf,r irf Tasfh Horothy HMen VhilncwTn Maude rrrt tywjrod P1 Mjralda r,vni4 ThTPr, Drue i Come in today Be the first to own this beautiful range with to meny outstanding eookingeo features 2390 17950 8040 S mi The Bt RadJftg T fce SSSSo rita M CI Palmer and GTXJ ta O1 CW OOM Hawrtl that Bight , rvt Rene Miller PHONE m mtji6amp salk mft WS 1 W MWSl5S,,g W 1 Vyjga1 V 9 J ll lv O1 W 8 ty V i mk THEOUI rf wf X 11 w ATCHTWAY At eultttaflag toinAtttUrtlA owners acrefWt no bSS 1 SHSSHr iSw PETTYSVEUX 4H Xwscfotff jtv s rIts a vvtimeaver cultivatowhe it comes to hitching ox unhitching Simply drive in fatten the frame and attach the pipef Out mart does the job in a hurry in a matte of minutes Its a t4timeiaver when it comas, to operation Every goodwork lea1 hireadaptability for crops and row spacing unexcelled view of work extreme ease of handling quick, easy dodge longlived constructionis built into the John Deere to make it a cultivator you cant afford to be without See us soon for complete details, 70 people attended the Petty vllio UH exhibit last week The H ptolocts were knitting, sewing and handicraft Roes Potts el of the Detroit Edison Co show ed several films MrsJiarry Stew art presented Detroit Tiger base baQ tickets to all member who were choeen for the county hon orTofl They were David Nash, Carol Gercys, Donna Basydta Announcement was macs of spring programs in vegetable and flower qardening, food preservation and preparation The Pinckney 4H Area is sponsor a bird house contest at Pinckney school gyrn April 9 Anyone wishing to enter give your application to Marshall Meabon, John Burg, Rene Miller or Joe Basydlo CONSFWATION NOTES 1 FROFESSI J umugmTBTMrnrMLD it , sV ftfsCLOBXEY LAVEY HAHDWABt Wff t RE7Ze btttetcC You Want A WS To Serve As Your Cfudrfssd Man Circuit Judge Meets THs T MIKE Ii 46 Years Old Has Had a Suc cessful Law Practice for Ovor 21 Years Has Served As City Attorney of Owoieo Hae Always Beem Held In Highest Regard by Everyone Snowing Hm Vote the NonPcsilan Ballot MONDAY APRIL 6 Fer MIKE CARLAND Vlio Is Old Eenugh to Understand the JobYou J Enough to Do It Record breaking smelt runs expected in the next few weeks The take has grown from 200 lbs in 1944 to more than 4 million last year A total of more than 235000 legal sized trout have been plan ted in the trout streams of Mich 30 trout streams will open Apri 1 to netting of smelt, dog fish, suckers and mullet 1 Two flooding pojects were ap proved Or ihe Blind Sucker R, in Luw ouaiiry and one on the Rainy iLvtr iu Montmorency 12 00 of game lands will also be bought Four public meeting will be held in the northern lower penin sular to devise methods to fight the tent caterpillar A second oil well has been brought in Jackson county which is producing 50 barrels a day 1 Oil was struck at 1620 ft Recepits from state cut timber were 270,000 last year More than 15,000 fore 1UH KarA MfcAiacu At TelesAOMs Ottos 805 JbssKMje u14 Evenings by ApitflnnijuU Howe u Mi chig OT HERB SNEEi fhooe 183 207 Gi JH t iittt Howali MrfAQon Real Estate, Issuxaaje Iccksrage City, Lake and Fasm Powrfy A Speckrilrv art Your Prop A U It MTOON l JQL Plumbing and Rsattna Weens u Phone 133F2 1075 East M3B, Ptaakney Funeral Hos Don C Swarthoui, Obsctot Modem Equipment ihcotes 39 63 PtecteneyMs FREDC OPT 120 West Grand Tkwell u I hone 358 Ssjpdefesie o i LEE LAVEY General insurance Itoae 58F3 Plnckntt fiAb REFRIGERAUON SERV10F HAROLD RAiY Repairs an All Makes PHONEJ54F3 Pinckney AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Spactalu BERT WYLiL CAg FOWLEVILLE 406F6 DR a I TOWNER lentist t 8044 Portaae Lake Rot i vter Phone Dexter 3461 Classified Ativs LLOYD HFIfBtf Livestock Weekly Xips Muo Generoi Trad,, ,, Pindtney, Mir Phone I8trl3 ROGE J CARS Complete Insurance Coveme Phone 43 Pinckney, Mfck CEMETEflY MEMORIALS Price You Can AhVd To Fcf MILFOR GRANITE WORK KUiord, Michigan js FOR SAIEGRAVEU washed , sand and graveL graded or mix more the year DSI Qjgo pr0cessed road gravel , J k D I GRAVEL COMPANS, 80 percent of the deer huters 4 wgt oi HoweU at 4950 have returned tseir qame cards, j jgn Road Phone Howell 984 I 2 or Fowlerville 388F11 FOR RENT 3 roam cottagtv at I SwarthouU Cove, Portage Lake Call 47F4, PinckneY FOR SALE Wzacres with house at 1168 Mowers Inquire of Wayne Bennett a reasonable down 9094 Cedar , Lake Rd ST MX OF MICHIGAN FoR 8ALE Nearly new General The Probate Court for the County , iUectric DeLux range ol Livingston LucusJDoyle Phone 42 At a session oi said Court held March 28 A D 1953 FOR SALE Baby chicks Started Chiefa Each chick is a product of mm tul mating, rigid cullina and bloodtesting Their sires m dams are selected on the basis ot heclth, vigor andsfae U ft FREEKindliing wood guantity of kitchen stove wood cheap Lloyd Hendee I is Mattel ol the fcjnaie , i, ICIFI 1 Edward Jendrowski, Adult Marx egc ln pivmnth couoe ed Person FOR ALE 1940 P1pc0upeiphOne 159 Howell, Michiqan also a wood approved Pullonem controissd i Buy these chicks at GIBS POOL iTRY FARM and HATCHERY, 18 N Byron rd at city Hmrsv 01 Edward Jendrowski havini ia qood condition tion rm rri filed in said Court his petition I Muiray Daqq, uli odson AUTOMATIC SAW lUgWl praying that the Court enter an I FOR SALE2 Tons rt Hay ior SERVICE WHILE YC U WABT Brandon White r and John Paul Ware flew to Florida Sat The Gerald Reason family have returned from Florida Alen Dinkel gave a dance at Helen Read entertained at a the Marten town house Satur birthday party last week at the day night The Maas orchestra home of her parent Mr and played Mrs Robert Read Barbara Miller of Bass Lake Jack Teeters and John Halady Th Robert Grainger family oi wa a Sunday guest oi Paula of Detroit were week end guest TLaiil2a P11 Sunday at the Curiett at the George Roush home Cotf npme Horses Call 13F2 Piskney , tt ,, , ,,, m leahcmsbarred and white rocks MOWERS tliMWggm New hampshires and Hy Line Chicks Order New Phone lOSW Bob Sguire Hatchery HoweU MlrhFC ofLE James way Incubat or 2510 eqj capacity, also two 5 deck chick poultry batteries Frank Pearce Pinckney Silver Trke, Phone Dexter 406T , 1 v Pinckneys order, changing his name from Edward Jendrowski to Edward , fendon and the name of his wife fsom Virginia Jendrowski to Virginia Jendon It is OrderedThat the 20th day of April A D, 1953, at ten oclock in the forenoon, at sal1 j probate office, be and is hereby I appointed for hearing said petit ion It is Ordered That Notice the ex be given bv oubheatii copv hereof foi three rtls on oft SALE Africa Violets secutivy oreno to rid dav Eaater gjftg I Jmd IJJ worldwide Christian holiA true copy Judge ot Probate j FOR SALEEvans oil hot water IftANDEUS SAW FILJfG JWOi HILAND LAI svT 9M U5JM BIVBiPriVE OWEN W FOWUst D S C Foot Specialist Chkopodsfs 216 W GdRivsr, MqhtnOssHv Telephone ttfcfee, Hwr Office 75181 By AppalntaMfi 1 Res 71003 Mon Tues We4OUR EASTER MESSAGE Register of Probate QUALITY Groceries Vojr Me Air rlMSjllid to rett year feet wbB you walk rLL CALL AT YOU CONVENIENCE if mat home or ptaot of buslneas No obligation Drop me a card Today, for Free Demonstration J SALESMANS NAME, ADDRESS JACK HANNETT HONfc in rTNCKNEY MICR heater campUete with 55 gallon drum, aso studio couch, ana tut back chair with ottoman in good condition CalU after 6 p rn Julius Asriheinbrenner338 How en, St, Phone 113F2 day commemorats an event powerful that, after more nineteen centuries it still shape the course of many lives FOR SALBTkes, 7,10Xi near Lets All Attend Church lv new Dale Miller Phone Pinckney 78F13 WANTED Wooi, higfhesf tmalket price paid Lucius Doyle Phene 42, Pinckney PIANO LESSONS Classier or Popular L A BEATTIE Rush Left Phone 157F13 Michigan Sunday THE FTOST NATiOflAJ BANS HowelL MWk Under Federal Supervmo Member Federal Deposit tasuraQt Corporation Al Heposits Insured J Up toflWK Upr Each DtXXMHfW Eslabliaei 1 1V15 i McPHKRSON State BAi HowelL Mich Market Prices Courteous Service I2LARICS TRAIN WRECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP The house needs painting, new screens are in order The urge to fixup and cleanup is present in every household An FHA Home Improvement Loan may be the answer to the money problem in meeting the costs We shall be glad to discuss hs type oi loan with oar cus touiois i J i AH deposits up to llMOOJJOJj m1mmUmm Omi Chick i i rter ami Mash Farmers Feed 3 v ,ft w fc v v I J 4 Qtbr m SW3r 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 April 01, 1953 Description An account of the resource April 01, 1953 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 1953-04-01 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/7ea3c4594f3cc62ba3b6469755242364.pdf 472328f664a33f3c6eeb2b8dcc26e45c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. 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Va VMfc 76 Michigaa Mimr fltt PMCPtEY J8RAtcH Wednesday April 8 1963 Local Hanpeiings Whal will happen if an atomic The election faonaay drew a bomb falls on Michigan So far UQht yoie only 437 voting com the people have rerusea to qei i pared to to las alL excned aoout tft18 Getting peo vn the state ticket the Repub pie to enroll in the civil deiense licans seemed to have won ail organization has been ditiicuit I KMwes, iooand the legislature has been or judge of the Ldvingston ii I Shimurrsea mTTOllt Il idcre Willi disposed to pare all appiopna eions to the tni1 ineir atti Shiawassee circuit Judge Willis Lyons cv hipweil lost to Nuke eions to the ipgiwirmim meir aiui0 tude is that Washington has theCarload of Owosso by about facts and figures If they are not j bou Jiis Livingston county lead willinq to appropriate federal fun axound 150u was not enough, ds why should the state be ask to overcome the lead CarJand ed to finance it The recent Red got in Shiawassee Putnam jay peace offer has not helped the,ced Carland 2bU to 144 and he matter any With a biq dehcit thealso carried Brighton cxnd Deer legislature is unwilling to spend money which may not be need field Judge Lyons has held off ice continuously for over 50 tmoney wrucn may noi DJ neou i ed When the president talks ayears as clerk, prosecutor, pro bout a multi billion dollar defenjbate udge and circuit judge se program and drafting civil m Putnam the Democrats won ions into civil defense the people all offices but supervisor and wUl take notice t of revThere were 67 straight School enrollment paddinq Democart and 60 straight Repub starting with Sandusky school an where 145,000 was obtained il Supi, btaniey Dinkel R 309 legally is beinq approched very Clerk Murray Kennedy D 331 gingeraly at the state capitalThe Treas Lorenzo Murphy D 295 governor has asked that 20 coun these were without opposition be inveeuaated It i rumor High Com WMcMacken D 301 r , , Erdley VanSickle R 188 i ivtholic t Manri Catboflo QMifcb ftncvjy ftitigfpi m, Fr JUbtxt J Sclimitt Fa iunriny MCOBMSJ fanners 6ti, 800 104 llitf Winter 800 lOiOO tfovenna Deiottoasx t Friday even i c at 700 e m SCHOOL NEWS Uint Comment Uasoijic Lodge iNewi LilTLE GRAND LODGE FIRST GRADE NEWS Good weather prevailing the Karen Dowrnin has a red rose Annual Past Masters Night or She ha a nv iHikTne Tvidj oi Little Grand Lodge of Livingston J5n Twins frwL previous peace plane Lodge N76 F A M of Pinck B1 Kuhn viued her cousin nrqqea uwn when me coaimu ney to be held at the Pinckney She went to hou was abn,,,Lv I m Kurea insisted in school Saturday night April 11 Boa thil llfJf pmon whether r f She has a pine com fur th scunci y wanted to oe evWnjZ table Clifford EoUr was hit noi The II, once record, not only lor the, nJ TVT ,or im TC To TT l exchanged or 710 m , , table Clifford Ecler was hit noi ihe Ii in tnis i hn at 7U0 p m may set an attencf ul wiiiU nliilni, Uiill iiiJtU uKoreans ir Tf 1 mGny rktoy anex Korecna PVTOHOAS Salurjdsy 7v30 to QC V, Sunday besti 800 Mast, Coilg egutiotifaj V hev, Keith Ruegsegger Pastor Sunday School 930 a m Morning Worship 1045 04 Radio Broadcast Station WPAG, Ann Arbor 3 30 to 400 pm Pilgrim Fellowship 700 pm Monday Niqht,Bible Study 800 Wed Choir Practise Junior 400 Senior 730 Thursday niqht 800 PrayerMeet inq 8 00 p m We preach Christ and everyone is very, very welcome ed that some 200 school districts are under suspicion If the federal Tidelands oil bill becomes a law Michiqan will gain title to 38450 square miles rMtiinouiie Cavery Mennonite Chiflrcii Rev, E 1 n3H S S Supt Rev, Ezra Beachy, PaSS WcdteifSsch Justice CJtto Poulson D 253 Albert Shirley R 15p Trustee Homer Abney D 242 becomes a law wucniqan wu irusiee SA KanA R 151 P waiieviiscA gain title to 38450 square mile H T2fi2v 5 28018 Won hip T 1000 of submerged lake bottom land Trustee rJJ R 108,407 S0 There is generalbelief that the Geo, taa R ghottwft H, wV v U4ft said land U rich in mineral deiBoard of J R 217 oosits of oil, gas salt and bnne , , Tqe Z n 99 C teSi iv been developConstable ay D 269 ed because the title was cloudy v cXvJi n 206 TVohighways have been re i Constable Kenft Scmcho D ZOb named U S 12 from Detroit to number who attend but also for dv4inguLshed vtOijrt Among those who have signified they will attend areGov G Mermen Williams, Former , Congressman W W Blacfcney j President Bmeritis of the Unver sity oi Michigan, Alexander Ruth J vein j The qrand lodge officers are Mike Whyte D G M Grand Rapids Howard Taylor, GSW Flint Francis Dodae, G 5 D Detroit Raymond ixuglas GJD, Alpena Clark McKenzie G Treas, Kalamazoo, Dr Morgan Smead G Lect Rochester Dr Charles Mamby,Battle Creek, G MarThe past grand masters are, j Paul Strawhecker,Grand Rapids, Guy Powell, Detroit Hazen Cole, , ihaaat Roscoe Burch, Benton Harbor, William Parker, Eat , Tawas Roscoe Bonisteel were zorced into trie communist amy ana later tak en prisoner This class does not wisfi to be excnanqec The Com the head while playing bull wilh hi brother He had li stitches taken Mike Rennon hus a new pupptU It is Timothy Tom Cat John Beihm hus new shtes tlJmunist DODosnl visited his grandmother They had ail priaQnersWhft W M 1 J0 an Easter eW hunt He found a hJnn d0 n0t de8k basket 7je,,0a neutri country They had a biK party at his uncle 7 W iJsir ,stus be settled Ray Kdlenberger has a wrenV f f i iney do, nt Wy which nest for the seiehee table neutral country they would se John Dinkel has a watch 10 L Pecce proposals are bunk Helen COIHJUII has new shws atxl 48 the are accompanieci socks Dy an armistice of cease lire or We all had a nice Raster and the der tn UN should insist on Easter bunny was good to all of s This would show they aie in us He filled our baskets at school earnest and determined to be in last Thursday j peace conference until a peace We would like to thank Tommy Chamber lwi the randy and I iir Miller for btinjf the Easter Bunny Larry Jyde lost a tooth treaty is signed Whether there is ammunition Judy Bekkeiinfc wa in an auoJ shortage in Kaeu amono th Viaf9X7 g nitiff Young Poopa Meeting Cot Feljuwiiiip Scir Wednesday JfcOC o or 730 I mobile aeeident one day last week She has a cut on her head She has Ann I a new box of crayons and a tablet Arbor, George Dolliver, Battle jimmy Shirey has new shoos Mike Creek Candidates for grand marshall pant He went io me snow on rn ,oo ,11,,, u , 3 J the first step in the qrand lodgeday John Grant has a nrw tie, shoes Si0 wain, command line are Rex Sackett, Detroit, tJN troops or not is still a nuch debated question and one which is not likely to be settled Gen VanFieet who recently xetired as Plummet has a neW sweater and commanderiaicTAat during the t to the show on Fn ,00 iu u iy Ui enn aantno UNADHXA PRESBY iERIAN Kenneth DavisiR 169 Morning Worship 10 a ns reail Unadilia elected a fuU Repub , Sunday School 1130 a m in hon icon ticket Sup Ralph Glenn yenSng Service 800p jp U S 121 Clerk, Art Bullis Treas, Bertha Sermon I Know Not TheUank ma line Gilmore High Com, 0108 Communion Service on TM A Tf S 19 from Detroit to AWA riiVil ranonung worsmp lloi a m SAJi Ll ti Unaaila eteoted a iatt Repub Sunday hool r 7TtZZ ui ur, icon ticket Sup Ralph Slein EvenSna Servic Wallace Kent, Kalamazpo,Lester Hunter, Beaverton James Smith, Detroit and Ray Cameron, Battle Creek and Huqh McLeUand candidates for grand lecturer , rr ,,, unUS tnere the anny was always shoit and socks Tommy Chambers has a ,,,,,, u rocket ship Chiquita Ambury has j, Un Qn tJus WTt a new dress and pretty flowers n ed the ttpm qaimnq any m hM coat Karen Kowefl has some rOSVe vtorie 6 0t paper dolls Angela McMacken had I hand Resident Lifienhower dis ompanv on Smuiav lieorjre Colone counts it and backs up the Penting Red Anew Hiqhway TSe 110 Hiqhm Douglas boninlonTerce 35 saftjrsr 25th GRAND ASSEMBLY tHnclcney Rainbow Asembly D won over Henry 1 , t Act supervisor 382 to 173The C as weii represented at therest 0i the ticket was UlerKLUi 2ith grand assembly at Hoyal ian Smith R Treas, I H Hooker Oak April 2 3, 4 R justice, Mark Nash D Trus Rose , l Easter 9ervices at 700 a m In Hamburq Charles Bennett IJ lQ3Q a m The geen Henry DeBraain1 docv Sunriu rvio will K tees Ciiiiord VanHorn RGeoig Anderson D Bd oi Rev, Wray clock Sunrise service will be o the hill Q v, V EDWARD SPEARS Edward Slpears, 79, life ionH resident of this community aiea at the home of his daughter, ivns r1 i Ai a Anderson v cu i at me ome ot his daughter, ivns , Hinckley D , iMary Eichman ai Wnckney April Y 1 In brighion a sticker e with Re WQS st 0n Al Cole lor mayor won over one , gpears jarM Schoollot sory 1 y, T, L,eith tor mayor , TI Uain th vn ua 1 Thursday our Worthy Matron Alberta Dinkel qave the respon se at the openinq session Also attendinq the meetinq weie Jrce Allext Marilyn Gustais Barbara Stone and advisory with Tom uitn ior mayor , Lake beinq tho sQn Q me lQte board members Francis Hobm Jn Q hol race in Dexter town James and E h Moloney eon Bettrly Pilgrim, iarealship John Stirung won JSpears In 19uo ie was married, Miller and Albert Dinkel iEarl Doietzki R by 4 votes uiner tQ Rog Ann Murray ol Dextor at Frtday sessions and Cranaiwinnexa were wn pa St Josephs churcn there They Cross banquet were attended Clerk Elsa Bock D Treas La twiidBd on the SpeaiS iarm a by Ann Shirley Reason, Joycelward Doan D Justice Don mm whiIe faut Iater purhased the AUen, Mary Jean KirschkeSal y u CQU sger R Fr David Mowers or Jenldns farm MQler Barbara Miller Paaoman Klave, Hiqn Com tr Qn M 3g w where he nved un Cuslett Marilyn Gustafson,Bar Hopkins R, Bd ot Rev m shortIy his death g bora Stone Roberta Ackley, rr X lean Lane, Gwen Kmsey, Ruth has a new belt He showed ub some shells He went to Detroit SECOND iRADE Everyone had a Happy Pastor and njoyed the three day vacation The Kasten Bunny left many nice things for numbers of our rroup John Colone brought some seashells to school to show us lia John Sniiis rabbit I babies Judy Harrows mother r horn from louisianna i4on that there was always suf ficent ennunition for the needs ot the army Aithouqh he admits the demand for ammunition for Indo China, North Africa and other troubled point constituted 0 serious drain on the supply As one commentator puts it, We have sJuffient ammunition pro three vidincr we dont use too much 1 We have learned to add three num bets, LcRoy Porters grandfather had a birthday April I The eiprt In the leqiekrture to M 044WA A J AaTAA i A4AW WALAt AAh H niTO orvTERS Spears died in 1929 He was the SiaVKr L last oj his family His 3 brothers, Married at the r ITS J Lawrence James and John and Church, Ann ctsrk a sister, Mrs Anna Erwin precee i Rev Parr, Norma bjecx u u Ann Bates, Nancy Spittler Ad visory board members were Lucille Camburn, Frances Robin son Beverly Pilgrim, Helen Mull er Leota Reason Roy Reason Friday afternoon the Grandly John Rogers, son f Ehzabeth Martin and Gertrude of jross of Color Deqree was con , Barton Roqers ot 0 Pinckney, Mrs Joan Clover ot ferred on Mary Jean Kisrcnke,f nv atdents at tne u 01 1iT AC ri Helen Miller and Roy Reason Saturday Barbara Miller was installed as Grand Representa live to Colorado Church, Ann S qtei a ster Mrs Anna niqht by Rev Parr, Norma Stec d er dauqhter oi ana Webberviile, ifaSi Mary Eichman Justin Sftecker oi Chiison n Survivinq are 4 dauqhters, Mrs to John Rogers, son , Ehzabeth Martin and Gertrude of I CHUCK HEWLETT Saturday March 28th, Chuck qraduated from Basic Camp At terbury, Ind and got home for just a lew hours He has been transferred to Anti Aircraft school and is now stationed in the no thwest part of Detroit where he1 expects to be in both actual train inq and school make public the names of those receiving old aqe pensions and welfare assistance has bogged J down in the Michigan legislature I John liolben ,s uom u have i, and may never came to vote knee xrayed The hepublicans ho sponsored Mary Lre Asehenbremu, wem 1,, bin th rmocMtt her grandfathers bnthday party lat niH molo ,,, capitoj o rlianne Curt, and Pattv Suit t WOuW ably face a QOV have new dresses, V, nn,n, curls has vote and m doina so Gov nw jeans J011 Lndres has a m w Williams woud he Pre to point bbuse, and Dnna HUlster ha a out tnat enactment O, it WOUld JKW lablt and pencil , hold the poor and unfortunate Karen Bloxom went to Dexter u who are living on pension and the show assistance up to shame and rldt Venning and Dianne Curts wii io Cule Rep Crr of Kalamazoo at their grandfathers Sunday tempted to amend the bill bv al John Colone spent Kaster in D lowinq the county welfare direc troit I tor to answer only yes or no il Karen Bloxom had her eyes check jgked whether c certain person ed Monday Ann Menke and John Singer spent He wants to thank his many Easter with their Mandmother Mrs Barton njw TC n M Both ore students Jt the Ool M They will Uve in Ann Arbor Pinckney, Mrs Joan Clover ot Los Anqeles, California, 2 sons Edward jrPhoenix, Arizona and Ladonis of Deiroit There are 11 grandchildren The body was taken to the ERNEST COCHRANE Mve to Colorado Ernest Cochrane, iatheioi Mesdccmes Eloyse CampbeiULeonffd Lee, W home of dauqhter, Mrs Mary and Fem Reason also attended hoBpital, Ann Arbor nad 2 Eichman where the rosary was tTfttTraaito8 8 Si Aerial is at recited Tuesday niqht The fun RNCKHW BMGS DAUGHTERS 43 The ftuneral is at kamySi Marys church The April meetinq was with Mrs Marilda Clark with 21 members and 5 visitors present Flans made ,for MotherDaughter banquet in May A high light was the accompaniment to the opening song by Mrs Clark on a beautifully toned old melod made eon Mesdatoes Ruth Curlett and Manton Thursday DOKX Swarthout cohosteasos UVINGSVW LODGE CALW DAHVOH MAHCH 1 Saturaav, April U, 2dAnn CBD OF THANKS iJS I want to express my very sin uu ru Deqrees cere thanks for the,many kind, pm 1 Degrees, nesses shown me during myre P , u cent Ulnes,s To my relatives The Ladies Aid, and The Young Lai Sies Auxiliary, for the lovely plants and cartie and the many Mends and neighbors for the land thoughts expressed bythe very nice cards I recieved May God Blese every one of you Minnie VanSlambBook TIB LIBRARY NEWS April 28Lodqe eucher tourna ment All Masons invited Clare MilW W M p W Cura i Wednesdav morning Revi Shmirt omciatina Burial in St Marks Cemetery i HAS LEG BROKEN Monday night when Clifford flgeler, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Egeler of hi iund Lake qot off the school bus driven by Sam DeLapp he did not qet out of the rdaa but remained by the school bus gas tank In some way he was hit and run over by the bus when it started and suffered a broken, leq and injuries to the other leg He is in St Joe hospit al, Ann ArborHe is a first qrade pupil friends who have been writinqj to him as well a those who sent him boxes He will be qlad again to hear from the home folks and regrets that he has so little time to answer mail This is his new address Pvt Charles E Hewlett US55343, 218 BTRY B 18th AAA GN BN Box 103 Detroit 21, Mich Frt, Sat, April 10 11 O S CALENDAR FOR APRIL April 10 Regular mettinq and initation at 8 p m April 11 Past Masters Banquet afternoon comm be at Hiqh Sen ool at 1 p m Evening camm at 5 p m Waitress at 630 p m wn on welfare This does not satisfy extremists so it is high lv improbable that the welfare roll will be thrown open to the bublicGRADES ONE TWO Sharon Courdways mother exacts to com hon from the hospital on Monday John Mike Harden visited his vVe read that the state high mother at th hospital in Jaeksm Way dept will build a new 1 last Saturday She had an appendix 000,000 bridge 90C ft lonq OYT operation New York Central Railroad track On taster George Rendell VIM ted y S 23 in iVai Arbor We his aunt in Ann Arbor She guvb him it chocolate chickan Mona Dillons two big rabbits ran away Their four baby bunnies me graving nicely Becky Morris stayed overnight at her aunts, Mrs Mackeua, home On Easter a bee stung Robert Darrow on the finger Monday Becky Morris won the second grade spellimr bee THIRD GRADE NEWS Please have pies at school by i Daie Canfields folks have a new 4 p m Plymouth April 15 Friends Night in Ann would like to wqtr that the pre sent bridge there uid not cost a quarter of that ,nc nt The pre sent bridge between Biq caul I,jtete Portage Lake was built a bout 20 years ago as a cost at a bout 20,000 It replaced one buit by Fred Wwon, ft well known Dexter contractor, shortly after 1900 for 500 The Wyman bridge was built of cut stone, Iank flooring and steel side rail Arbor April 17 Special Past Matrons and Past Patrons Night, pot luck dinner at 630 p m, at Masonic Hall Initation ae 8 p m MARRIAGE UCEK8CS DENIED nOUCHTlON 4H LIVESTOCK CLUB MEETING Same time ago, 19 school dis Scrturdcry at 300 at John Burg ir around Fovlerville signed hame the Livestock club will 0 tricte arouna iwiTaw petitions to consolidate with row leWilleA Later 35 voters ol , , Boyd district, one of the 19 wentjbe present, into circuit court ana asked an qanize, elect officers for this year Boys or girls interested please s or Patsv Ann Willmer 17, Grand Rapids James Zimmer 20 Howell, Leona Hinds, 16 Howell and functioned very well in the Butch Nasker has a new brother old horse and buagy named Rkky , When the auto oame it was W , considered wide enough or enough for nervy truck travel Terry Rowell visited his uncle Jot Sunday Mickey Ritter5 cousin is visiting was replaced, him for a week Richwd Krahn was ten years old on Monday He got winte new 57,006 erhoeie in the United clothes for his birthday States are now participating itt Wallace Crofoot,26BFowlervilleJ Barbara Bauffhn got a new coat e hot noon lunch tor eriol chtt Claudia Garr got one too Robert Hail, 26, Fowlenrule, Bettef car TUB UMAAI iniunction to EhSv A new book at the Library donsolidcrtionThey claimed they tM weekSTFitty by Racheldid not understand the Pxt SS wetk 2 rUtty by Rachel n d game had changed heir Tcdroneofeiminds, Their W moil channinq and deUghtful t StarJey Bernxnan ama Reed 5 1 denied IN MEMORY In memory of Eileen Shirey who died 2 years ago In our home Eileen once grew unfolding her sweetness ike a beam of liaht With loving words and kindly Jean Lodic, 23 petroit 1 Accordina to Prenns Brown, chairman of Mackinac Bridge a from the Navy Un Eafiter Bttnny ffinoheys folks have a new Paul Burg watched ttreir sheep jet Ahtanod Saturday Nancy Darrow bade in school W fpt our repfrt card taftt week, Patsy HollistarR rrftudmothw was visiting her Sulfite Patty Millikee Wtod her frrendmother over the weak fend Leonard Slayden tin s new pah to end uDranans auve wuu ana wi Jhai meiy adult, eak for hi taiunction to rtop th6lction hook a chudieo must coniess 1 har Md ory bricrt M Edna CompbeU and Ana jSSdnq it on tn Uttwry AoM Craft calld onl Grao KtY liool Bonfl Ja Onm Monday Wesds ore so weak when love hoA been so strong Let silence speak Mr and Mrs James Shirey and FCBttUy thority the sale of bridge bondif Tom Rr ramther w sick amoxmtinq to 93,000,000 hoe w snaqged down as the bond men ket is slowat the present time Two suggestions are mad to st mulaie it 1 That the state guara Aft5T ntee the payment of the bonds ox m2 That 4he state raise a certain Cim or nUaMsV otmount each year to maintain , JT jfr i the bridge The bond sakesmen ALTiTZSl want this evidence to show thatJf m9VKiSLS9 the etpte b behimd the hfkkge, v itottsey L 1 dren, and tome 1000000 ch4 Eddie Rifirjrs brother was home J A beinq fed each OOY This program is nnfTrtcea DT Wfr 23 hind, of mOOOOQP a ytjft More and mote tchotei are oMff into this lunch poqmn V 4H HEWS The WnckneT ufQjR cil is spoosotinq Its tot House Buying contest 1 SSTAprUaiii ,, Hiqh School Gym, t 730 1 dU exhibit wUl be wp p m hidaing wffl herwards John vmq y SSm 1 pnflRBw ill Meabon itehert rcrds Kb lmA L51 vi 4, wagfiw ffhiesdgy, Aptfl 1 1953 Neighboring Notes 200 attended the banquet ior the Stockhirdge high school bets ket ball banquet fast week Bob aiffmiisrrHowell Theater HOWELL MKaDGUUr pextet Iheatar I 11 winter in ert Smith of Michigan Slate coUfTues Wed Thurs April 1415,16 J Fit, Sat, April 10 ege fcWi I Ray Lavey and wife have re THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL THE HOUR OF 13 turned to their home in Greaorv Starring Lawiord Pavm wuwgary T , p THE RED HEAD FROM 552 j WYOMING Fri, SaU April 10 11 Technicolor Maureen OUara Alex Nlcol BREAKING THE SOUND 1 Also Cartoon 13 after spending the Brighton Mrs Otto Arnold of Gregory suffered a stroke last week The Stockbridge Sfcxte RrV which has been remodelled will BARRIER have their reopenina April 17 wtth Sun, Mon April 12 The Handy township boardnapk Richardson Ann Todd NIAGARA has opened a dumping ground Also Technicolor on Hoaback Road Marilyn Monroe Joseph Cotten, Married March 25 at Eaton SAVAGE MUTINY I Jean Peters rtapias Elwin Munsell of Fowler with cartoon nsws shorts lis Mrs Agnes Bristool of Johnny Weisamuller as Jungle Tues Wed Thurs April 14ll6 BABES IN BAGDAD m color Special Attraction Royal Jour ney in color cartoon and that place Wayne Goow of Brighton ha stated a heat treat plant in Che sea Tom Evenson, Brighton hiqh school athetic star has been named on the All State hiqj Hiqh School Basket Ball Team The Lakeland Golf and Coun y Club has applied for a Iiq lor a license Born to Arthur Krych and wife of Howell March 31, a daughter Permits are required to burn brush Many costly fires have started from brush fires Homer Brinn 62,, owner of the inette Retaurant at Howell, died of a heart attack a his place of 3 March 29 The LeRoy Industries have be qun production of a portable hack saw at HowelL William Skusa of the Chevro let Motors, Howell, has been named president of the Howell Chamber of Commerce Divorces were granted in cir court last week Wanda Combs from Burnis Combs and Francis Dettloff from Ann Detloff Dr Hollis Siiqer returned to his home in Howell last week after many months spent in Un iversity hospita, Ann Arbor SC Jim Lobdell of HoweJI is Jim Sun, Mon April 12 13 John Derek Barbara Rush In PRINCE OF PIRATES Technicolor cartoon and snortt Tues, Wed Thurs April lTl5l6 James Stewart Janet Leigh Robert Ryan Ralph Meeker n THE NAKED SPUR Technicolor caron ComingThe Quiet Man Niagara Scro Theatre GRAND OPENING Friday Asril 10 of the new bCIO DRIVE IN THEATRE on U S 12 of Jackson Rd5 miles j Novelty west of Ann Arbor Coming Meet Me At The Fair Ma and Pa Kettle On Vacation The down Lee Theater Whttmore Lake Mich BATTLE ZONE Starrino John Hodiak Stephen McNally and Linda Christian Alse STAR OF TEXAS I with Wayne Morris Sun, Mon, April 12 13 THE IRON MISTRESS Technicolor Starring Alan Ladd Virgina Mayo Cartoon Frf, Sat, April 10 11 Tony Dexter Grail Rbinsn THE BRIGANDS Technicolor is now stationed at Norfolk, Va Lou McAllitser, Wanda Hsmdryx The Howel Kniqhts of Colum new members Tues Wed Thurs April 141546 I LOVE MELVIN Technicolor with Donald OConnor and Debbie Reynolds Also Iff YOURJPEAMr Detroit Edison AND TARGET HONG KONG In 1 wttn MCJNTANA TERRITORY l Richard Denning , Nancy Gates Technicolor Attend last Saturday night show rreshing as Tahq uamcr i s foaming falls Cartoon 1 bus initiated 18 Sunday 4 The legislature raised the approporiation for the Michiqan for the Michigan State Sani n taium appropriation from M243 L ,, 1 Dennie OKeeie In Chelsea KAILJ Sun, Mon, April 12 13 PERILS OF THE JUNGLE EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS J ,81 FflM U technicolor , Clyde Beatty Stanley Farrar AND AND TROMBA THE JUNGLE MAN Starrinc All Star Circus Cast cartoon and new SKY FULL OF MOON Slarnoq Jan Stirling, Kennan Wynn Comedy TueT WedfThurs Afcl uTsAt SLpr12 BLACK BEARD THE PIRATE BECAUSE OF YOU 1 twehnlcolor I Starring Hk 1 Loretta Young Jeff Chandler Robert Newton, Linda Darnell, Disnev Cartoon Variety View Wm Bendix TueB Wed AprU U15,16 AND THE MOB starring Roherick Crawford Cartoon Stooge Comedy IT GROWS ON TREES Starring Irene Dunne and Dean Jogger cartoon fuw qf the upper Tah Fttlh on the Tahqiu,f Rim near Newherry M Ilairfion a spu ting glass of MICHIGAN BREWED BIER A JVlichigan Orewers Association 71718 Francii Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan AlUt PfKing Co 88 Brewing Co Frankenmmh Bmcing Co Coild Briwlnt c PjiJftr Bracing Co Stiewaing Brewing Co Slrth Urtvtry Cfc Walk On AirCushioned V YlwnMad of Uay Air Bnbbl Kir your feet Mflt tfcroutrh long hoars o walking or flaalug OMTT Prop m oar 11 SALESMAN and Aeci iiCS HANN1TT momi ui PrKNEY MTCB M The Ralph and Gerald Clinton faprftte of Detaott and Fred Berry 1 Howell spent Sunday at the C i ban r 393 lost year to 1,290705 this Mrsr Lydia Austin, mother o TSL d tt ne ior Cassidy MrY Charles CampbeU, died at mi oW2l49S352 19S2 ossT Wednesday Burial wa here Notes of 25 Yean Ago ffK with 72 children at Michigan State San an Easter party Wednes nesday Rmil Weddigehas painted 3 panel pictures on the walls ofi Joe Gentiles ice cream parlor, that are worth seeinq The member of the state high The OES have installed the uSfLLl way department were here Sat, following officers W M, Beulah01101111116 ound dY and held a meeting with the viU jMUler7wj, O CampbellULM 6 FPmq asoxx He wiK age council in regard to pavingLucy ReasoSea H PorkerTres Wahze m potatoes and he Main Street w y Recd Cam claims to have developed sever Clare Miller was thrown from bell A Cond, Jennie Hooker jaI new secies o spuc1 a motorcycle Marvin Shirey had Adah, Agnes Kettler Ruth, Wini n0 v 4ftrniUt ,, bought of Gerald Reason Sun ifred Graves Esther Blanch Mar D Young family Biq day He landed in a ditch in tin Martha Alta Meyer Electa, front of the Wm Mercer farm lather ,CcrfpenterjWarder1, fossie and suffered a broken thumb Chambers Sentinel Wales Oil production is increasingA Lelnnd Marha1etfts Vaugh oil well was brought in at Mon1 Chaplain, lva Gardner Organ roe last week Ust, norence Bcrughn Wagoners Grocery 6066 Pinckney Road Quality Merchandise LOW PRICES Beer and Wine to Take Out HOURS Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 to 8 Phone Howell 705J2 The Chapped jewelry stnre pixckney opens the season The Die Rapids spent the week end at the Andrew Campbell home Miss Anna Craft and Estil Ross7 man of Howell called Easter Stanley Dinkel and Johnny and Mesdames Don Swarthout P LU M BlN U WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel and Brandon White called on and the Pembone dothina iOf, here Friday with FowlervuleJ55f 261 St Joe at Howelll were both robbed The lineup is Graves, c Rov 1 milv last week Recisotvp McClustoey, lb C fl3e,Robert ,Glvn AZ U Cscil HencU will rspret Hmde,M Tfl the high school m the oroAorioal N MR Hornshaw Hall, GJWm Ward hame to Dexter and contest at Howell and Mglgnsmedy, outfield Sbsham f te de hiiftiihnHW Th iinii Dam tttended the M E church there A Sunday For Prompt DMHI Stock Removal mJL DOLING C0NPAHY Call Howell 460 jj , i iTHE EY DISPATCH Wednesday, ApW 8 1950 liir x The Peoples Stor Groceries Lr goods Canned Cocs Shoes events Furnishings Lingerie Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Claw Matter at Postoffice 1 Act of March 8 1877 114 SoHoweli StmckneyMich , Subscription Price 151 per ir I Mrs Williaim Ketcham is not at Boise but at the Beulah Rert 1 Home on East jelierson Ave De troit Pvt Charles Brown is home from lnaianheaa Maryland He, goes to Fort Lewis, Washington, tor assiqnment overseas The Harold Hinchey family at tended the funeral oi a relative in Grand Rapids last Thursday Sergt John Sprout and Serqt, Tom Portei of Niaqara Falls spent the week end with Mrs Ethel Spruot Mrs Ethel Sprout with SergtsJohn Sprout and Tom Porter and Sherrili Soule attended chruch in Brighton Sunday and had diin ner at the Charles SoouJe home in Howeli , Eva Melvin is ssubstitute teach Myron Jliigh 9 Plumbing t Heating iCompleteIn 3 Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OH AWD GAS KOI WATEK HEATLK COMPLETE LINK OF PUMPS WE SELL WE INSTALL WE SERVICE Z Thayerh thSll l075 M36 Kennedys Genu Stare Male Help Wanted Exp Unnecessary Apply in Person MichMolded Plastics er in week Miss Viola Pettys and Mrs j Maude Carpenter of Howell j spent Sunday at the I HHooker i homo J Sunday visitors at the Mark Nash home were Rosalee Nash and ,Kenneth Zill of Ann Arbor, Alice Gearhart of Dexter, Isabel Nash of Ann Arbor, Dr James Nash and family, Coldwater and Dr Robert Johnstone and wife of Chicacf Alex Coyle of Whitmore Lak and Wilbur Coyle and dough ters of Howell spent Sunday at the Louis Coyle home The Dr Jim Nash family of Coldwater and the Lloyd Hen dee family spent Sunday at the Lynn Hendee home Mrs Peqqy Conklin and fam ily of Farminqton spent last , week at the Ray Burns home while her husband was in Wis cousin Mr ana Mrs Ray Burns en tertained all their children and families Easter except joe who is in Korea Omar Gass ana wife of Cool idqe Aiizona, are visitinq at the Lester McAfee home I Ray Burns and wife and Mrs I Helen Younq vrere in Lansing , last week , Mrs ester McAfee and Les j lie were in Detroit rndcy, Mrs fiussell Lashe end chiiaren oi Birmingham spent t the week enu at the Ralph Hall j home Mr and Mrs Cliff Miller enter tained W C Miller and wife were at the Claude Swarthout home Mr and Mrs Norman White entertained the Ben and Ernest White families Easter Easter quests of the Kenneth Wyiie family were Mrs Edna Euler Dick Wylie and Mrs Bur deUa Huxford Mr and Mrs, Wm Shehan spent Sunday with Mrs Madel , ine Shehan in Ann Arbor and were in Detroit The Merwin Campbell family and Rev Maycroft and wife of Sauqatuck spent Easter at the James Hall home Mrs Asher Wylie and Jimmie Phone 183F2 P i COAL POCOHONTAS LUMP KENTUCKY EGG srrcEB DCHoey Sons PHONE 2681 OCKTET Bob Pike and wife were Sun day guests at the Wm Bentley home in Comma , John Boyer and wife were Sunday quests at the Clarence I Pratt home in Ann Arbor Satur Aria Jaquish at the Byron hos pital Mrs Warda Harwood and dauqhter, Clare, of Howell call ed at the Dale Miller home Sun The Henry Johnson family were Easter quests of Mrs Foss ie Chambers and the Otto Poul son family Mrs Georqia Close and son W Ff of Linden were Sunday quests of the Albert Dinkel fam iy, Alon Dinkel spent IxMe at the H Klikot home in Brighton Mr and Mrs Gene Dinkel and Isabel Dunbar of Jackson called at the Alkert Dinkel home Sun day Miss Alberta Dinkel and WF Close were in Detroit last Wed Gerald Henry is home from Cooley hiqh school Detroit on vacation and with Jesse Henry and wife spent Sunday at the L J Henry hme Charles Eisele and wife oi Fowlerville called on Mrs Emmoi Vollmer Sunday , ,, 7 , The Kenneth Reason family of j and Shirley were in Ann Arbor Ann Arbor called on Mrs Edna Tuesday Thurs Mrs Wylie went Reason Sunday to the dental clinic there Charles Whitehead and wife Mrs Helen Mercer and dauqh and Beatrice Lamborn of Greq ter of Briqhton called at the Wm ory called at the Jesse Henry Merc or home Saturday The Dr home Saturday, Walter Mercer family of East The Roy Reason family, Mrs, lansinq called Sunday Edna Reason and Leota attend oiin Robinson ir and wife of siueirxi srg uo pen ioqiy uuy Sunday TELEVISION and , Antenna Seles Serviu PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE U ART l MITER PINCKNEY MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE 119F3, iBWlgas p IHI tiifuiroti Vii the Oak DEXTER, MICHIGAN IELPWAM Carpenters Carpenters Helpers Lbborto t s Steady Ya Around Wdfk SEE Howard Read ed the state conclave of Rainbow Girls at Royal Friday and Saturday Hubert Ledwidqe and family I Royal Oak called on Mrs Elean or Ledwidqe Saturday Gus Ledwidqe is traininq with the Shelby, NC team at Tampa pa, Florida Sunday quests at the Albert iShirley home were the Dale Miller family of Marion, Doyle Templeton family of Keeqo Har bor and Daryl Shirley family of Buck Lake Geogo Meacn and wife cA at the Georqe Mav home in Una dilla Sunday Mrs Nellie Darrow of WhitePtacknev iwcruaan fr, and Mrs Percy Ellis mt Paul Reiser and wife of Detroit WrTmidSta jn7k Cretoespent Sunday at the Georg of East Lansinq in Flerida Thompson ham John McDonnell returned from Buffalo N Y Saturday Mrs Eliszabeth Spears Martin of Los Angels, Calif, is at the Gerry Eichman home Mrs Larry Camburn attended the Grand Rainbow Assembly in Roytl Oak last week Others there were Mrs Cliff Miller, Mrs Beverly pilgrim, Mrs Helen Mill er, Mrs Francis Robinson, Miss Alberta Dinkel David Aberdeen is spending i a week in New York City with j Pat Dailey Frank Aberdeen and wife spent Sunday at the Harold Fair Lake and her son Donald and j cYd home in Royal Oak wife of Pontiac called on Mrs J Swarthout and wife were , Flora Darrow Sunday and took 1 Sunday guest at the Richard Bru her to the Wm Darow home in jer home in Webberville Waterloo Gerald Swarthout and family Lyle Euler and family of Gulf sper,t Easter at the Harold Gallup port, Miss, MrsBurdella Huxford ome in Farmangton Biloxi, Miss, visited their mother, pvt y Jeffreys is a typist in Mrs Edna Euler last week Bur te medical dept in Korea He della will remain awhile nas talked with Pve Bob Darrow Don McKinley and wife of De ere twice over telephone I troit spent Sunday at the E L Mr and Mrs Roy McMullen of McKinley home Rush Lake celebrate their 50th Dorothy Rohl of Detroit spent wedding anniversary April 12 the week at the Floras Clark Open house will be held at the home horre of their dauqhter, Mrs Ed Mrs Hazel Thompson entertain McGill, at 400 5th St Ann Arbor ed at dinner Monday Mrs Betty Percy Ellis and wife returned Clavinger, Elmer Wenk and Jack from Florida last week Drake and wife of Ann Arbor i Mrs Ed Rounsifer and dauqh Ernest Cochrane father of Mrs ter of Genea called at the M E Leonard Lee is in University hos TTrrc hvrtp Tuedav pital, Ann Arbor His sons Rob ssrvM Van Slambook was ert an Lawrence of Manton vi home from Sault, St,Marie Las lted him last week ter Sunday A GREAT NEW RAMi FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAWS THE PHIIGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE The mating auiomitic oven pitet hnf Joes not use got Youvo got ft tee it ti believe it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER 23950 17950 tlQ0 Regulor s Special p ca You ave Com in today Be the flrt to own tW beautiful ragt with to nsry ouutunding coekiftfltatt fooiuret Hockey Service PHONE A 4 KNOflflCI r rft m jjmM JL,trWk y, A u 4c a f Jr ijiiiiafjpiMiiij V i si, v V ii s Mp f DATC WedmeeeUrr, Aptfl 8, 1953 41 V KT I THEQUIKATCHWAV r, FOURTH GRADE NEWS In pur Group I Spelling Bee last Karen Eichman was winner 4 Carol Killer was runnerup The winning word was choose Dorothy Each was winner of our Group fees The winning word was Thurs ay PROFESSIONAL CORNft ae iy 1 w iWi w S t 3 M m At oilttvttfng tia, tmtftifella owner agreetheres BO b3B amesavex than a John DmmT Its a timesaver cultivator iSt it comes to hitching of unhitching Simply drive in fasten the frame and attach the pipes One Bias does the job in a hurry in a mattes of minutes Its a timesaver when it comet to operation Every goodwork let tureadaptability for crops and row spacing , unexcelled view of work extreme ease of handling quick, easy dodge longlived constructionis built into the John Deere to make it a cultivator you can t afford to be without Sea us soon for complete details, 1 LAVEY HARDWARE THEKNCINEY BMUVAJtlUM MY M DUFFY M D kii i, e j is Mfctoaan , Doily UiQO A M to IM P M Four pupns received an A in our eJfTjrf WedaeesloW unit teat in English last week These jaa, Frt gal 7 S3 I P m were Carol Miller, Charles Willis, BSL Karl Burg and Keith Morgan I VJB B MCCLOSKEY We are now on our 7s in arithmetic We painted Easter eggs with water colors Thursday Mary Menke was surprised with two real rabbits for Easter Fourteen boys aid girls received all As or Bs on their report cards for the last nine week period Kathryn Gyde, Keith Morgan and Chailes Willis were neither absent nor tardy for the last nine week period We are glad to have Marilyn 0den and Tommy Ritter back in school Kenneth Russell went to his grandmothers in his new Nash car Jerry Reason spent Easter with his sister Keith Morgan went to Flint and Bay City with his father Ronni Musons brother is on the way to Spain Marjorie Miller went to Royal Oak with the Rainbow Girls 12 North MicilQat Telephone Office 935 2eULMJe iil4 Evenings by ApoinmiJUJ Howell s seJchigcwi HERB SNEED Phone 183 07 Gi 4ex HowrUl a Real Estate Iranian, Irakeicae City Lake and Faun PaweHv A Speciality ist Your Property SA 41 IU P 7ZcQt mete LEE LAVEY General Insurance Ptoue 59F3 Pinckoj M1 BJETBiGEaAriON SERVICE HAROLb HADY Repairs on All Makes PHONE 154F3 Pinckney REAL BI1ITI Farms, Homes, and Business Ust Your Property srli Me GERALD RE1SON Broker 2 0 9 tt tia aari Pinckney, Mich Pfrtse I I lhone 157F11 RtnxdriiK MYiON I HUGHES Pluxnhinq and Heatina ff,lcer ri Phone 183F2 1075 East M36, Pinckney Funeral Home Don C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance fWvice hcnfe3 39 63 Pir5meY Mlc FRED C HEICKHOFF a OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand i We Av fk well Michlaaiihone 358 SeeldeRCe 6l IioDHNF Livestock Hauina Weekly Tips Muae Tc Datrov General Trucldng Pintn7 M Phone 161F13 LIFES THAT WAY t0 WHEN THff LOCKX Ifiic THAT5eNATT bfiKE CCUJXT COMB THfy KE0 ME TO tAKZ THE SPEECH iNTAD V Dad makt a speech q t0 06TTE TELfiPHE V RVZ THE wewflvw so THf u nve eve TH N WINS GAME Behind the fine pitching of Dick Kennedy the 6th grade team beat ehe 7th Tuesday 12 to 8 Dennis Clark played a nice game at short Imus and Eubank pitched for the 7th IThe two Mila FIFTH GRADE NEWS AUCTIONEER The spelling bee winners of our Farm Sales a Speciality en Patt, Rahiig and BERT WYL1L I The Gordon Hesters of Ypei lanti spent Friday at the Andrew Nesbitt home Mrs Ren Wylie and son Jimrnie, and Mrs Lu Kellenberger, winners, and Lola Higgs and Anita Shirey, runners up We decorated our bulletin board with a Holy and Happy Easter scene and made a hand painted Easter egg tree We made faster baskets and dyed boiled eggs We have some aew bird charts We read our bird units to the class We have 17 on the Honor Roll this marking They are Dennis Mor CALL FOWLEVILLE 4U6F6 DR C J TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake Phone Dextet 3461 Ro 1 ei ROGl J CARR j Complete Insurance Coverage 1 Phone 43 Pinckney, Mich, CEMETLY MEMORIALS Pricb You Can AhV d To Ptt MILFOR GRANITE WORKS r ilford Michigan e Uabiiieci Aiivt gan, Tommy Singer, Jack Lee, Fred I FOR SALECoal furnace Stoker, ana son, jimnuo, uuu , pawlaczyk, Bobby Hollister, Donme fid and in use now ciUe Wylie and children called ughll Tommy Read and Don George Holt, Pincnkey, n SCV r iT M0,ALtCOwWrttfV Sf fejRg Ou lL XAT mOH NATLAuL I, Sdhurday TO THE VOTERS OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY I wish to thank all of cey I friends who voted for and sup ported me on April 6 j end I appreciate the honor of beisig your circuit Judge and will do alii SIXTH GRADE NEWS Within my power to fuifill the ob1 We would like to congratulate ligations entrusted to me Swarthout Jr, Kristen Tasch, Anita I nnone A Shirey, Verna Holben, Loreita Tom asik, Mary Lou Cantrell, Patsy FOR SALE 12 ft cedar rowboat, Knight, Gail Gustafson, Patty Rah QQJS, anchors and 112 rig and Mildred Kellenberger We had a very nice Easter week HP out board motor E L McKinley 306 Mill St, Pinckney MMiMN mi TELEPHONE COMPANY Pinckney s f IS f V QUALITY Judy Nosker OB her new baby brother 1 W aisde SB Easter scene in an I egg of papernache j Cleo Wilson and some others gut1 the problems all right in their ari thmetic test Patty Rochivitz, Jolean Basydlo, Barbara McAfee, Frances Hassencahl, Nancy Nash, Carol Gerycz and Pat Buggy have new coats We are sorry that Bonita Lees grandfather died Some children in our grade got all As on their report cards 1 think we all had a nice Easter vacation SEVENTH GRADE Tuesday is the most important day this week, since that is the day of the big ball game between he sixth and seventh grades Mr En r ar Mr Moriarty will act as umpire It is hoped that there will be rj bottles Remember last year The seventh graders are trying to decide where to go for their trip at the end of the year The following boys have worked out a project on cotton Peter Gerycz, Race Day, John Burg, Larry j Watson, Larry Snowgold The handy men are busy wash ing windows this week Patty Palmer brought a book let oa the cineramo to show us The history class is learning some interesting things about President Jaekaons inauguration James Enhank wrote a radio broadcast on the topic The boys will have more money to spend than the girls on the day of the trip You Will have to ask the girls if you wonder why FOR SALE4 Fresh Cows Russel Bokros, 2 miles south Pinckney on Toma Road oi WANTED To Rent Modern 3 roam apartment in town Phone 121F11 FOR RENT 3 room cottage at Swarthouts Cove, Partoge Lake Call 47F4, Pinckney To RentFurnished modern room 355 ast Mam St, Pinckney rTioiie iLU 11 FOR SALE Baby chicks Started Chicks Eacn chick is a product of care ful mating, rigid culhnq and bloodtesting iheir sires and 4 dams are selected on the basis ot health, vigor and si2e U S approved Pullonerci controllem Buy these chicks at GIES POUL THY FAiuvl and HATCHERY, 13 01 N b,rcn id ai city Smite, Phone 159 Howell, Michigan FOR SALE GRAVEL, wusnea sand and giuvel crimed oi mix ed also processed road gravel D 6t J GRAVEL COMPANS, 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 Mason Road Phone Howell 994 I 2 or Fowlerville 388F11 f SALE Neariv new General j ic DeLux renqe , Lucius J Doyle hoi FCr SALiABY CHICKS, white leahs, arred and white rocks He Hairpshires and Hy Line Chicks Order New Phone 3Q5W Bob Sauire Hatchery Howell Mich AUTOMATIC SAW I OiNG 75 SEPVICE WiaLh C U WAII ILL WORk GUARi vN IEED ikmi MO WKBS Sii Pi RPENED MANDELLS SAW FiLkNG SHOP HILAND LAx urLt SIDE 11524 Rivm DFIVE OWEN W FOWLE1 D 8 C Foot Specialist ChiropodW 216 W GcLRiver, BrightonNfich Telephone Office Hourf Office 75181 By Appointmeni Res 7,1003 Men Tues We4f feats Fruit Groceries Vegetaf les Fish Tu SALE Africa Violets make nice Easter gifts STYLES IN CAR FINANCING Mae Bryan 302WLM 36 ALSO CHANGE FOR SALEEvans oil hot water j , heater complete with 55 qallon j You will find it difficult to im drum, aso studio couch, and tilt prove upon the lowcost auto back chair with ottoman in good mobile financing plan offered condition Call alter 6 p m Julius Asdhenbrenner339 How ell, St, Phone 113F2 FOR SALEjTires 7,10X13 near ft inancinq lv new Dale Miller Phone Pinckne 78F13 by this bank It has been formut ated and perfected with the bor orwers best interest in , mind When you buy a car, see us on WANTED Wooi, highest market price paid Lucius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney PIANO LE580NS Classical or Popular t A BEATTIE Bush LdeaiT Phone 157F13 Michigan BAN THE FTRST NATiOtAI HowelL Mick Under Ftdernl Supervision Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation A Deposits named Up to10ooo Kach DeiMitrtr FOR SALEAmerican Floor Sand lag Machine, large else, price 7500 phone Dexter 4062 Earl Sugaiit 19405 Ann Road Big Silver Lake EetahRsnad 16 j incorporated 1VT5 1 McfHRSON State BAN Howa4L Mick M Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS TRAIN WtRECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP The house needs painting, new screens are in order The urge to fixtrp and cleanup is present in every household An FHA Home Improvement Loan may be the answer to the money problem in meeting the mm We ehall be glad to dieeuse Hats type oi Idem with our cut AS dipitfi up to 10,00000 m V sr i tier and Laying Mash Farmsrs Feed Supply Co vm PfF i i r r JW SSftSUTgfc nHOUOTfr OfafATCH Wednesday, Aifcl 8 1953 Annual Financial Statement Putnam Township for the Year J5253 VALUATIONS Real Estate 1,400,19500 Personal 191,60000 TOTAL VALUATION 1,591,79500 TAX RATE Total Taxes Levied 39,55980 Total Taxes Collected 34,22187 Total Taxes Returned 5,33793 Total Taxes Collected Returned 39,559,80 RECEIPTS Balance on Hand 3,47258 Delinquent Tax Received 3,16479 Beer and Liquor 59550 Michigan Sales Tax 4,99314 Intangible Tax 1,4276 Total Taxes Collected 34,22187 TOTAL RECEIPTS 47,87548 EXPENDITURES Paid County Treasurer 9,61232 Paid School District Delinquent Tax 2 94129 Paid School District Valuation Tax 24,14549 Contingent Order Drawn 4,7899 Paid Fire Department 50000 Paid Livingston County Road Commission 1,0000C Paid Poor, Insane, Social Welfare and Direct Relief 28501 Balance on Hand 2,03632 DISTRICT District District District District District ASSESSED VALUATION No 2, Fractional 1,384,48500 No 2, Fractional, Debt No 5, Fractional, Marion 46,95000 No 7, Fractional, Hamburg 121,05000 No 11,Fractional, Marion 3931000 TOTAL Voted Tax 16,35068 10,13720 31921 84735 28696 Mills 1182 732 680 700 730 Collected Taxes 14,17643 8,65783 30221 73885 27017 47,87548 Taxes Returned 2,17425 1,479, 1700 10850 1679 TOTALS 1,591,79500 27,94140 24714549 STANLEY DINKEL, Supervisor 3,79591 MURRAY J KENNEDY, Clerk LORENZO MURPHY, Treasurer Mrs Robert Read and children Bob Carr of Grand Rapids and Madge Jack of Gladwin and, spent Saturday at the Art Bulles the Wayne Carr family of Novi the Ronnie Hoskins family of De and Dan Howlett home in Greq spent Sunday crt the Roqer Carr troit spent Sunday with the Rob ory home ert Ackley family The Ralph and Gerald CUnton families of Detroit and Fred Berry of Howell spent Sunday at the C J Clinton home STATE OF MICHIGAN Tli Probate Uourt lot the Ceuaty j ol Livingston i At a session ol aaid Court hold March 28 A X, 1953 in Muttei at the Eate at Edward JendruwsJa, Adult Mart ed Person Edward jendrowski havinq I filed in said Court his petition pnaying that the Court enter an order, chanqinq his name from lEdwara Jendrowski to Edward Jendon ana the name of his wife I irom Viiqinia Jendrowski to Virginia Jendon It is Ordered,That the 20th day of April, A D, 1953, at ten ocloic in the forenoon, at said probate office, be and id hereby appointed for hearinq said petit ion It is Ordered That Notice there m be given bv puPLcuuon c oov hereof feu three weeks con eculively previous to said day of hearinq in the Pinckney Dis patch, a newspaper, printed and circulated in said county A true copy Judge ol Probate Jelestia Parhal Register of Probate STATF OF MICHIGAN The Probate Court lor the County of Livingston In tho Matter ot tne Estate of Mongol et Stackable Deceased At a session of said ourt held April 2, 1953 Present Hon Hlraxs B Smith, fudge of Probate Notice is Hereby Given That persons interested in said estate are dkected to appear before said Probate Court on April 27, 1953, at ten A M to show causewhy a licence should not be granted to K Leola Stackable, Aanunistratix of said estate, io FII or mortgage the interest of said estate in certain real estate, aesenbed in her petitiion for the purpose of distribution It is OrderedThat notice there ol be given by publication of a copy hereof for three weeks con ecutively previous to said day of hearinq in the Pincknev Pis patch and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to to bj servod upon each known peaty in interest at his last address by registered mail , re turn receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearinq or by personal service at leost Fve 5 day, prior to to such herring Hiram RAnJf Judge of Probate A tme coov Celestia PcrshaU Register of Probate m WChtT OlhPKTCli Weirrv Ar4 F Nflfac fif Afl V A 1ATE OF MlCHGAtf Jtoj5stone foxes wr bounded in February nOTBS Of 4 T8arS AgO r ate Court iur ton county laying at the Martin Rittar home at a cost of 4,115 Mrs Frost, mother of Albert d Liviagion uz aauqnter ot umcaqo are There were 48 tires in the and Ernest, died at Pontiac The At a sessiwn ot said Court heia wiule m0 i takino research state this year with 183 acres funeral was at the Swarthout March 10 1953 worJcat the U M burned over Funeral Home today in me Ma tic ot the Estate ot firs Lucille Shirey and child The conservation dept sold The North Lake Grange has a Elda A Kuhn, Deceased M Lu Shirey 1 cmid 428 lots in Wayne county last maple syrup supper Friday Present Hoaorabi Hiram H renren and Sharon Grittith spent week for 12167 The dept niqht Smith, Judge of Probate, the week end in Cuimmmqs only conducted th sale Wayne Joe Kennedy is setting type Notice is Hereby Ciivt,a That all Mr and Mrs Murray Kennedy county qot the money in the Dispatch office creditors of said decececl are re were in Lansing Saturday Small qame hunters are asked George Hendee has sold his Qird to present thei claims in Keith Ledwidge or Plymouth to return their game stubsSo far house at Dexter Corner to Mrs writing and unaer oah to said and his mothe Mrs rJeanor Led only 5 percent have done so Dudley Grieve and bought the Jourt, ana to stive a opy thereoi widge spent Sunday at the Louis Tree nursery stock was shipp S E Barton house on Pearl St upon Maude Young oi Gregory StatkabJ home to 737 farmer cooperatives last SVierfc rfvarthout has moved Michigan, fiduciary oi said es Andiew Nesbitt and wiife re week into the Burt Nash house he t ua mat such claims turned from Florida last Tuesday The spring count of deer and purchased Mrs Jennie Barton will be heard and the heirs at James Whitley cmd family en grouse by mail carriersstarts in the house vacated by him and law oi said deceased be determ tertadned the Wm Whitley sr m April 450 careers will take S E Barton in the house vacat ined by said ourt at the Pro and Wm Whitley jr families part ted by her bate Office on May 25, 1353 Easter The first smelt run started 4 A terrible acdcVnt tcoV olac at ten A M M Ralph Hall was county davs earlier than usual Perch here Thursday night in front of 4l aed That aorue tner delegate to the Home Extension are also running at Standish the Grand Trunk depot Herbert Y be iiven bv publication oi meeting in Lansing last week Th wlt run usually ends Forbes, 19, of StcAbridge wlm copv meof for thre WK con Mr and entertained their child about May 9 was hitching a ride on a friaht secutivelyprevious tosaidaayc ren including the Robert See There are now too many deer train, fell under a car and had hearing In the pinckneyDM paten feld family 0f Columbus, Ohio, m the lower peninsular and not both arms cut off Dr C L Sig and that the ftdicuaiy causa a breakfast Easter enouah in the upper, ler dressed the stumps and ban copy of hi notice to toe servea Mrs Virginia Carver visited 1000 kev me have been ap daa them Forbes later got or uPn J0 2vn CTTlv mmw Mrs John Carver in Ann Arbor pointed to assist in fiahting for tificial arms and sold articles on est tartJw JZ S4d2 , est fires They are farmers, log the streets iin Detroit Jood Siii Care Makes JLndcwi Land Yield 34 E JS Gsm Crop 3 ROWING 1324 bushels of T corn per deve on rundown land when rainfall was 4 inches low normal, wrs the record achieved last year by Andrew Cross, who farms near Letart fulls, Ohio Cross says he got those yields by giving the soil a full feed , fertilizer carrying nitrogen, sh Gphate and potash When Cross bought the farm in the spring of 1932 hr ri most of the laryi in poor shrpe Sume fields had been idle for 30 years because they were thought too unprofitable to till WcrMng in cooperation with a fertilizer company, Cross deeidd on the same fertilizer ws Teeple Hardware have a cr demanded at least poistced ml return receipt w H Meyer and wife spent Wd smanded at least fourteen aays mj tv, Wm Tr rwwriv such st touneen aays Simday at Wm Lcmb home towers mannd Yanvsj or by in Ajm , Vp 110 fire load of camnt which they will P , 8UC 1 LV in 51, v y rrn sell from the crcrr personal svlce at east live The Ralph HaU amily Qttend Qak has fQund n Quite a heavy snowfall here 01 ,1 2w ed h rch in Salem Sunday and jc counties in ooutherr Mvh J SmihJudge oi Probate haddinner with her sister, Mrs Two more flhmg sites in FMav Hiram Frank Sigler is havina a door A ue CPV u cut through from his tr tn tp leia P1 Heora Scaler stor rr vill n Heqister Proper erate an ice cream paroor this svrnmer Four wooden ptor b,,r dovm crt Fowlerville last wek Eimcf William StoHHrd o Mn H Adams, and family in Ann Wnror anH riirrxrn r,ontiae Arbor may be purchased and 70 acres The Abner Watkins family of of hunting land on Hog Island Detroit spent the week end at 5, triD OrviHcountec x The Carl Lentz family of Lan their he at Portage Lake Reettg of Traverse City c v ZTJra FrroiAr auest at the Thn TunHeen an wife of De 377 dead animals on the diner were Easter guest at tne ghehan fam way bv ily of Ann Arbor Were Sunday The deot wiii tarri were raster guest OnCampbell home V v Top yields from fully fertilized corn treatment for all 127 acres of corn land First he linked at the rate of 3 tons per acre Then ho plowed down 600 pounds per acre of 101010, MI Reason and Mrs au,cts at the Louis and Francis md suckers fror the fish hatch a planting tfmo NPVT h has snHed Fred Lake as the The rvi J neujii ww oueis QI UIC Luuia uiiva wnv ma suciters nor me nsn natcn in at planting time Next he s r tho ,ntv form MReynolds were Sunday guests Shh an homes errir3 to bait dealers, hrb HTC sidedrcssod with 50 pounds of William Foche has bought at tue jGX Reynolds home Gerald TVrner of Briahton, hus r a thousand and suckers Hpnrv PI,rr1 rrcr rnh band of MTie Fhhn BaMerun 150 Mrs Vtnri Vp has returner Xhe Kerb Palmer family of dnwent rr ooercrtion at Detroit frcm VTini Flint spent the vveek end at the CuteopTthic hospital last week VA,c Mr7o, RhTnn von sed Palmer home here 50 anglers weres arreed in ond rl in h orriril con tet at HoweU hinh school Jack Clark spent the weeK end at fhe rjdsl Meyer home in ipsi lanti February for fishing with more thti hr 23 WPO fcnid with Gora Alde jr rnd rtte o J j 123 thoif leal Fine, coll Ann Arbor were Sunrny quest l 1CQr ,OI A 11 calIfd S2 843BO at the Howard Read horn U Walter Clark home Fri uttoni SSi, to The foUoWino went to Toledo ay Maynard Clark and wte oi ,1, sold in Friday md called rt the hrne Manchester called Saturday ne 11 sola ln nitrogen per acre Cross planting rat ws designed to give alujt 100J0 stalls per acre Neighbors said the field that averaged 1324 bushels of corn per acre hod yielded about 100 bushels once before Other fields that made from 89 to 111 bushels would have yielded Plant ic 2ui Bi, Poor ISEomy Wh i Farm Prrs scli 3 C UTTING down fertilizer vsr when prices of farni produc drop is the worst type of rcor a farmer can mke says P J McNall, University ot VViConf agricultural economist , Even though OIPS sho drop 50 per rem , H r tihrer should itv, Je Nail suys thf ui v would iot buck 5i Ml in mi o Each June II ui pay honorto th Staid aad Stripes , what is offloUily dceigdatpd Flag Day Under that flaj our country 1KIB remained ffee a4 It is ev way I can ever he stronfv citizens who ive i every wa One of th kjtoiM J iuis freedom , , finarr curlty yw gorernmeai Mrs Luetic Patterson and Urn tlLzer was yrincd at Panting time s provirjsi a safe, sae ind antoaimW ne Dinkel of Stockbridqe called M a uiamia wuuia nave yielded fMjcneu desire that It ttafstbal ony 25 bushels without the fer t has hotu s it no coantrz tn, in its pee tilizer Adding plant food via grain drill crop vaiup f cr h 1 he spent for pi K i Tests ,,i ate agricultural college and exnerienc on Midwestorn farrris iiv e sruwn that at presvni piices Miiueio can expect to feet a rotun f S3 for each 1 in vested in ferii rr Acnally agronomists at MidwezuiT ngricMlui al colleges and xi int ft,tions are advising farmers LO increase rather than cut down their use of fertilizer These soils men report that heavy fertilizer applications are the most profitable a farmer can make University of Missouri agronomists report mat in ne test, 25 oushei corn land produced 124 bushels per acre, when 1100 pound of nifiogti phosphate and potasfc fertiliser was nlouod down before planting and wplete starter fer and Orland Winslow Clark family Sunday h sold 9 bo 23 coyottes and 734 s uh can h pHoj up tonfh the Pons Clark home Sat i,, j vine, r,all at work th je Robert Tasch family spent J, in at j JU baak, or Rtnev Dvt visiter is vf Easter in Ann Arbor with Mra cish at vu, biiiii or ost office TVvrstkir e T t i viui uvt wiui ivira e ST, wiTo Sf Toe hosPlta1 sn nna Tasch Be PJfor day She i jtmprovmq 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 April 08, 1953 Description An account of the resource April 08, 1953 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 1953-04-08 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/339c9af319a16792faf077b886614a39.pdf c3f1d5a13186cb5f9d9a4dc0b2e5a858 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. 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T wgm mmmmmmmmmm firW Ucmdd TY Pinckney Dispatch Michigan Mirror There was a big rush in the leg ilature to get bills out oi commit tee before the April 10 deadline Law makers now know what bills must be voted on before ad jourment May 22 Most imoortant are the bills to erase Michiqans 65,000,000 de licit A decision may be made be tone May 22 but many think the lawmakers will be unable to a J gree on any bill Another reason is that sales tax totals are mount ing to a higher degree than ex pected If this continues the de licit will diminish The payroll tax favored by many is opposed by the Detroit board of commerce which is al BO against a corporation profits tax and an individual income iuX The Citizens Advisory commit tee says Michigan is levieing e nough tax now if they were dis tributed properly Such distribu tion can only come by a new constitution They also figure that an emer gency tax which is unpopular would be repealed as soon a the dencit was erased What is lost sight of is that any tax on in Local Happttriags HIGH SCHOOL BASSE BALL April 11 Chelsea there, April 14 Byron here, April 17 Brighton there, April 21 Heartland there, April 24 South Lyon here, April 28 Stockbridge there, May 1 Dexter here, May 5 Manchester here, May 8 Hartkmd here May 12 South Lyon there, May 13 Chelsea, here May 15 Byron there, May 19 Dexter there, May 22 Manchester there, jHE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday April 15, 1953 1 CHURCH NEWS No U thoiic Manri Catholic Church Fcxuy Michigan be Fr Albert Schmitt Pastor Sunday Masses Masoiuc Lodge News About 300 attended the 23rd annual Past Masters night of Liv inqston Lodge No 76 at the school Saturday The lodge Lui rent jOmmeM A couple of years ago the vUl age was given permission by STAR LEAGUE OF LAKES ALL BASKET TEAM , First Team Jack Jeffreys, Pinakney Russ Hayes Hartkmd Bill Aiken, Manchester Dan JNuttie, Dexter Dale, Kduii, Dexter, Second Team Jerry Mrofka, Pincney Bill Goodrich, South Lyon Jack Evilsizer, Manchester Larry StovaU, Heartland Lloyd Ahrens, MandJbeseer Honorable Mention Bob Mea bon Pinckney Jim Matteson Pinckney Ed Phiillips, South Lyon Bill Carlson, South Lyon Summon 6135700 10OC lli0 vuf 500 p mjr T Norinna Devottooft m , was accompanied by Onfttsifmsi I el anci R vntrelle of Portage Friday attex Novenna Uevodonstake ,who is employed at the SatdY 730 to a00 V, , capital A reception hne was Sunday bobs 800 Maetr formed in the lodge rooms and the Maspns tiled in and each i nnas0itiuir,u snook hands witii the governor Ollg, egailOUHU The banquet was at the school Rev, Keith Ruegsegger, Pastor at 700 The governors party, the Sunday School 330 a m grand lodqe officers, lodge ofi Morning Worship 1045 am cers and past masters Radio Broadcast Station WPAG, the head table Mrs SCHOOL NEWS KINDERGARTEN NEWS Connie Keiser went to her grandmothers and helped her plant trees Barbara Ludwig brought a little , t , book about the ten commandment Z ICad CCmmesslOn to to S1AV us j Pe a aumpinq qiound on then Florence Utlev has H new bank to QveJ pit property on the Hwell put dimes in Ioaa here are a number ot cat Margaret Ackley had a loose tooth , holes there It has worked out when she woke up this morning, j very well except that the people Lorry Titus has to o to the den persist in dumping old papers mere As there is no supervision tist and have a tooth filled We are glad we have dentists so that we can have our teeth fixed and keep them longer Rita Milliken has a new doll Three people in our room Judy Ihey are not burnt and conse guently blow all over creation and are lodged in the fences and trees and shrubby for a mile a round the place We do not see why old papers should be sent Ann Arbor 330 to 400 pm dia not attend the banquet but make up Pilgrim Fellowship 700 pn was entertained at the Gene Monday NightBibie Study 800 Dinkel sr home Before the ban Wed Choir Practise Junior 400 qaet Gov Williams was intro Senior 730 ducea to Alberta Dinkel W M j Thursday niqht 800 Prayer Meet 0f the Pinckney OES and she ing 800 p m introaucea him to the OES fcnem We preach Christ and everyone bers working in the kitchen and Reynolds, Connie Reiser and Jim, i r ii i j J v KWOIO siiuuju uv sent wr St I y w Ve UP Sn to the dumP th tot place were al i their own We are keeping a book TL,, ,IJ f n I Williolms I of sonKH and mm w ,JTy could just as well be burnt poe dustry would be added to conjBob LongDexter Mike Richards sumer prices Any tax measure South Ly0n Caxleton Webb, will have to be submitted to the1Dexter Totn GaIe, Tom VOAersxr,v v JSnyder ,ManchesteT GovWilhams has com,pliment ed the legislature on cooperation STARTS SEASON on certain matters,includinq civil j pinckney played Howell there defense, control over drivers li iast Wednesday in a preseason cenes, lowerinq the votiHq aqe qame and won 7 to 5 Haines to 18 and the Little Hoover reco and Jeffreys pitched for Pinckney mondations I with Bob Meabon catchinq At The big difference is over open I lb Bradley, Rowell 2b Matteson inq welfare rolls to public inspect 3b DCQ SS7 Outfield Mrofka ion The house passed a bill toHenry, Nash and Campbell ins that people, TU J i S VU DUim ted homeihe place is a disgrace is very, very welcome dininq room MrjirLOime Ciaie Miller W M introduced the governor who spoke biefly He commended the spirit of fell owship of the qatherinq and Waltei Esch scna such assemblys were the ,, 1000 bulwark of American libertyHe left at 745 to keep a Detroit ap n POintment 1 30 Clare Miller W M qave the welcome addres and introduced the tcastmaster, Dr Ha2en Cole, UKADILLA PRESBYTERIAN M w tt re Livingston pas mastrsFred Q nq cXr8ThiP l3na m Swatthoat Paul Clark Reg Sunday School 1100 a m Uehafer r H Hooker P W Cur Eveekig Service 800 p re chaier J n Hoo P w ur Cavery Mennonite Church Rev, Ezra Beachy, Pastor S S Supt Itaktuna Won hip Sunday Schx Childeas Hmtr , Youn PoopteB Mtrin Cott FeUmrip Sert Wedngdcrj n Judy Reynolds doK Tiny iS and me village should forbid the coming home from the dw hospital dnPina of papers there or hire tHiav some one to keep them burned We have finished our pet scrap, UP This is done in some City Op books and are now planning a peterated dumps show FIRST GRADE NEWS We read that Chrysler and the John Beihn had company ovr the i Ford Motor Co are to cut wages week enti His uncle yuve him somci 1 cent an hour It has been a money fcUng time since there was a cut Ray Kellcnbtiycr had a toy owl That used to be a common way and a now bill fold of qetting out of the red poirticu Angola McMacken had new jeans iojiy OI the railroads In tne old days railroads were always cut fctT, Caivin Hooker, Glenn Slay DROWNS SUNDAY lorj b Vedder Percy Ellis, pWirthis56 to 41 last Week Satday they were shutout Shaion Paysdake, 3 a St Vin manJlCTV , with all Democrats and 7 Repub at Chelsea 2 to 0 White of Chel cent DePaul girl living with the 1 Ior 1 r ,GnfhthK8 Jack , liccms votinq againsUt It may sea pitched a 2 hitterJeifreys for James Berry family of Setroii Sannf n ur n ,Merwin i pass the senate bufapes qover,pinckney only allowed 2 hiiput gowned Sun at Pleasant LakeLceHWinson Gaun dors1 veto and the publicans had 2 errors made behind him lack 11 votes of hayinq enouqh pinckney beat Byron here on votes to qet it past itt veto fEST ntcr 1fj1,fed past masters intro Aere Otto Pouison, Henry Tuesday 6 to 4 Dave Haines j deeep water Hauck Olin Robinson, Rex Sack started for Pinckney but went eti Oocn Towneout in the 5th on account of wild ADRIAN LAVEY Tne LaBelle musical chorus ness He allowed no hits Jeffrey Adrian Lavey j6auecL at hi Pol feJitJgdSteTOt A and a tablet Florence Mrofka ha a new blue wagae The IOSOn X this irtJR t ,, , , is that the cost oi living is Karen Howell showed us 6 new 1 u j,, A,,k 1 saia to nave qone down enougn Donald LaBelle told us about hi,10 Wa3Tant SUCh v,0 Xi trip to Vermont He told us about companies are said to be about the train and how the ice was put ollow SUit This is a sort of in it He will tell us afcmit it to baloncmq act like carrying wa moirnw ter on both shoulders The only Mike Piummer has two loose1 thing wronq is there does not teeth, he was playing flying saucer seem to be any price cut by auto and yot hit by one and has a sore factories and Other industries lip Tommy chambers has a now jfteen We read that the Steamer Put ack1 , , u , j in Bav which has been carry Lurry ,vde has a new pencil, inq excursionists on the Detroit John Dinkel has some new over MVfcr L, r, AO ,, n 1 1 u ,, 1 nver tor tne past 42 years is to alls and some pivers He tells us I , , r T west of Chubbs Corners Sht wandered away ana waded deeep water 4H BIRD HOUSff The 4tH Bird House contest isheT allowing 2 hitsPnckney i fiqo this morninqof a heart at eceieved many encores was held at the school April 0, t 3 hits off Skinner of Byron, jtack Funeral arranqements are Winston baughn received his the followinq were the winners rrrors ancj bases on ballsaccountj pandinq past masters apron from Ona WrenJunior Paul Burg, 2kd for the runs , be sold at auctionto pay off a mortgage S taxes,The mortgage , is jor 70,000 and there are 10, John Burg3 Karl Burq4 Mary Menke 5 Jolene Basydlo CHARLES KRAUSE Charles Krause 80 son of the Campbell P M who raised him Life memberships were pre sented to Albert Dinkel by Req , KT T T n 1 CARD PARTr APRIL 18 , fi WrerV Nei1 Uark A The Rosary Altar Society of St j late Mr and Mrs John Krause oi Schaisr M and to Clayton HolUngswtorth Marys Church, Pinckney will Piarkers Corners died at McPher Carpenter by J H Hooker P M Bluebird lJohn BurgZ, Karl Party at the High son Hospital, Howell Thursday, i The followinq were introduc 5 eu u 1 T u n 0 School Auditorium at 800 p m I At one time he was a resident of led Di Alex Ruthven, president Feeding Sheit 1 John urg, 8 Pinckney and in the reel estqtej emeritus of the University of Ponna Basydlo Refreshments will be served I business He leaves 2 daughters Michigan, and grand lodge off Champion of Snow 1 Jhllj n, several door prizes will be j Mrs Ruth Hutchinson of Califor iers, He ward Taylor, RintClark his mother is IoelinK better July ekkorin has new jeans an a shirt and two guns ,, Helen Goodall nas two lo,se teeth 507 unpaid taxes I hii boat has and a new blue dress, Her sister not operated since 1951 and it is siek in the hsPitai oie was ordered by federal fTtfTflrmma bas some new1 court for May 15 socks i ChifjuitH Ajuhurerey tells us her There was a time when boat brother was knocked off the porch rides on the Detroit River and the by a doe She is helping her daddy Great Lakes was very popular clean up the rubbish and profitable to the owners of Barry Simpson brought hi, rabbit the boats There were boats to to school We wrote a story about 9e BiB, Boblo, Sugar Island and se given Everyone is invited Admission Burg, 2 Neil Clark The 4H Council wishes to thank all who participated in the contest, the judges, Fred50 cents Rebman and Howard Thayer, i mm nnv n AC , Ue Lavey who donated tools, Thc BiocSLP ,fer prizes Farmers Feed Sup school has had a ve lntere8ting, burial in Lake ply Co and PettysviHe Civicjschool year view Cementery Assn who donated toward the students have carried on vartool prizes Messrs Burg and j ious projects Some of the most Basydlo deserve epecial thanks, interesting ones were the making of leaf collections Each student putj THE LIBRARY NEWS his leaves in a scrapbook and de him He has a toy motorcycle Georye olones brother had birthday yesterday He went to a movie at Howell, Bonnie Kuhns brother had a birthday too They had a party for him and Put in Bay Moonlight excur sions featured by dancing were also the raqe However most of this is now ancient history The White Star Line discontinued business 2 years ago and now Karen Downing went to a movie most of the boats operating OH on Saturday Judy Haines showed us some writ the great lakes are freighters nio and Mrs Frances Breeze of j McKenzif KaliamcUoo Chlarles Chicago, a sister, Mrs Alta Sari, Sherman, Lansinq Paul Straw Howell, a brother, Herman ot hecker Grand Rapids Dr, Chas las Alpena and Morqan Sead S X, tw l Pchester The candidates for pnsident ls Ionafi LaBek, or approved at the polls Quite qand marshall were Rex Sackettj a number were voted on at the Regular Business meeting and scribed the trees from which they aitaloginq of the Friends of the came, labeled the leaves with their and scientific names April 21 at 7 p m MRS LULU WELLING and James Fairbarn Smith, De The funeral of Mrs Lulu Well troit, Joseph Hunter, Beavlrton ing was held at the Swarthonut j and Wallace Kent Kalamazoo Funeral Home Thursday at 1001 for grand lecturer,Ray Cameron, P M, Rev Rueqsegqer officiat Battle Creek, Huqh McLeVlan ing Burial in Pinckney Ceme Detioit Morqan Smead, Roches eiry j ter Charles Sherman ch of finace I fiRADE ONE and TWO recent election and all carried Pat and Mike Turner visits their Vi approved a 4 and a half cousin, Rickie Towmor of Battle x tax fr chocl purposesAnn Creek, Michigan uncle give Library will be Tuesday evening j common intere,tin projects weremthe making of posters on the MRS PATRICK HANKERED I committee, James Lunqsford De I life cycle of wheat rush and corn, Mrs Patrick Hankered, 101, ofjiroit ch of board of generaj pur Dodge John Mike Hardins them some smelt fish Janet Schroeder named her two kittens Snowball and Snowfiake Bobby Curts daddy ha a new smoot Some of the students made TALLULAH NAMES MAN SHE ,i Pl FORGET j jntevesting scrapbooks on conservaTallulah Bankhead, in The tion American Weekly with April 19 , Several special speakers have visit issue of Detroit Sunday Times, fei the class Mr Bond Collier spoke names a famous Hollywood ac on he effects of Drugs and fcar she imet On a blind date and Opiates Upon Youth Mr Norman teUs how a rumor Started they j Topping on Pasteurization of Milk were engaged Read Tallulah j and Milk Solids, and a speaker from Bankheads surprising confess r,, on Pleasant Lake, Jackson counties poses, Rex Sackett,Detroit Frank Danny Morse 1 the room club oldest resident died Thursday Lane Pontiac, Glen Alt, Ann Ar president Jamc Dodson u secreHer son Rt Rev Mscrr Vincent bor members of the bd and LK , aivHankerd of Highland Park saidColby of Lainqsberq, Joe Hunter, SECOND GRADE NEWS her funeral mass JBeaverton, Olin Robinson, Pinck Last week we memorized the poem ney Huqh McLellan,Detroit, dis DayR nf the Week ion about the man she cant for qiet in The American Weekly with Sundays Detroit Times NOTES OF 25 YEARS The Flint Post, tf ice Band will give on concert here on April 28 Pinckney high school lost to FowfekviUe Friday 13 to 4 Roy Reason, Cecil Hetidee and Pete Sackable pitched for Pinckney and were wild Sopp of Fowler ville, only allowed 4 hits, 2 by the Conservation Department on The Conservation of Birds He showed many beautiful specimens During one of our class periods j , we saw a movie from the University j Monday He leaves his wife 4 steak which featured the menu of Michigan on the effects of maraJsons, David, James, Robert and j 86 lodqes were represent at juana cigarettes upon young people , The climax of the journey into the field of Biology will take place on Friday, May 1st, 1953, when the whole class will depart from Pinckney in a chartered bus for Battle Billy Courson brought his stamp collection for us to see Donna Hollister and Dianne and SAMUEL D LAPHAM trict deputy instructors Samuel D iLapham, 76,former Mrs Helen Miller was dining mayor of Dearborn who at oner0orr chairman Mrs Harriett time owned the Joe Tomask andlRahrag made the decoration for , Venning Curts visited their grandiBlair Steele farms here died attj the tables and halls and Mrs i mothers Sunday evening Oakwood hospital, Dearborn Kitsie Dinkel prepared the Swiss Arbor also approved one and school propositions carried at flowlerville and other places It was not always this way If we retnember righlv Stockbridge vo ted 3 or 4 times about 25 years oi f before they could get a bond issue approved to build present school, It took a battle then to get a bond issue approv ed in Brighton and Dexter twice voted down propositions to en large their school ground Evi dently the people have chanqed their mind or those oppossed have passed on and their child ien are more schoolasnc minded Louis and a sister The funeral banauet 56 Masons came from is at the HowePeterson Funer j 22 Detroit lodges, 23 from Ann al Hotme Thursday at 2 p mi Arbor, 16 from Howell, 12 from under Masonic auspices Lansing,8 from Dexter 8 from Stockbridge, 10 from Chelsea 8 t R C BROWN jfrom BriqhtonS from Fowlerville Creek, Michigan, to visit the Post p Q Brown, president of the Tndenr Byron, Loingsberg, Flmt, Toastics and Kellogg factories, thegrown McClaren Co Hamburg Defconv Port Huron, Ahna, bird sanctuary, forest preserve, the e 2ionjte hospital, De Beavertpn, Battle Creek, Kalam Kellogg experimental stations and j TunKjav fhe funeral was Rochester, Pontiac, Ithaca Jim Nash, Reason and Graves farms I in Detroit Saturday with burial co KvrrterRosevil Onondaqo dot one each T , In order to make the dream 01 the ChicaQO Hig survivors are hiso,itstnt0 lodcjes were from New Frank Hinchey of Silver Lake Biology class come true y IJwlfe an 2 nephekvs, Harry amd York Minnesota, Ohio and from has moved on the HiUman torn on the Fowell Road Thomas Armstrong of Dover Mrs Georae Stotoj , nopea Mr Keiser ofrMHTOB April 1953 have qone to Manistigue wheref a i he will run a hardware store Mr and Mrs Norman Reason Coerine, to Alfred Bollheimer730 p m have moved back in their home0 CALENDAR FOR APRXL oi Fort Larmie Ohio No wedd April 21 Degrees The Michiqame Oil Co he April 15 Friends Night in Ann ina aate has been set April 277th Distnc meeting aht the Crofoot building onarVlr The engagement of Levi Ludt here 800 p m Mta1 8t and will make an ottAfl 1 saL Pasl Mcrtr0na j of Gregory to Florence Konj April 28 Lodge eucher tourna statton oi it J Jand Past Pafroni Night, pot luekUld oi Chelsea was announced ment All Masons invited V Knckney Independent Kaonic family dinner at the Keneski Clare Miller WM ban team open tho season 9 8 p home Sunday t P W Curlett, with Howll May 6 J1UU sponsoring a bake sale to be held llLx4J n Viim ik the Aw at the Dunlavey Frozen Food Lock Bert, Oiabcicrted With hmi ift the Qnebec er on Saturday April 18th, 1953 at 10 oclock It is hoped that the people fj Hamburg factory ANNOUNCEMENTS LIVINGSTON LODGE CALKN DAR splen7id7xpedition bypurehasingPinckney announce the engage Instructi some of the fine baked goods fnent of their daughter, Ameliaat temple ISXY f Al jn w Instruction class for candidateeach Monday night at We remember back in our dia tant youth there were many strikes, Usually the coal minere went on strike each year We nomen 1 read thd international teams Sunday, j tefs Mk in 1903i wag Ann Monkes aunt from Toledo visited at Anns home last Saturday and Sunday Mary Lee Aschenbrenner went to a show Saturday and John Holben and Billy Light went to one Nancy Read went to a birthday B9y hauled most of the party at her aunt s Sunday householders Were unable We wrote original stones about c1 uuvw April and drew pictures to ilh them We are sorry that Mrs Van Blaireums dog, Zip, cut his paw LeRoy Porters Uncle Clair came to see him Sunday John Colones two little brothers had a birthday party Sunday and Dianne Curts sister had one Saturday We are now subscribing for the summer edition of Weekly Readers One reading group has finished Smoky the Crow and another group finished Around the Cornw THIRD GRADE NEWS Patsy Hollister viaited her grand usTate to get fuel and power plants ac i ed the prospect oi closing Thie was in horse and buggy day Finally after a moitfh or ao it was settled by givtna Ike teams ters the following weekly waqe One horse driver 1Q a week Two horse 13 Three horse 1 50 lour horse 18,50 This ad vanoe in wages with oiv aiven to coed miner wa expected to raise the price of coal dw cent a ton We wiiito epAarfS mother at Ypsi Sunday lto fZhS Junior Darrow is going to gst af the Spiritual W l new calf flower and the ttjaw 3 Bob Homers friend from Ypif ktadne ekown u duiftgf visited him Sunday XMMM and drtJfj5 Nancy Darrow brought a starfish T Family Ot KtWKl Aw v SJS pp r wn uui s ft M Howell Theater BOWKLL lOCHKUUT Vi S P Fred On and his son use a SloHed Aframe system for drying corn on their Livingston County farm looking forward to big crops of hay, corn, beans or grain Then nows the time to look into the benefit of electric drying equipment Farmers using it report a better quality finished product, fewer field losses, much less spoilage, and big savings in time and labor For information on recommended equipment and wiring, call or write your Edison Farm Service Advisor 4 HbQBmg Hate JSt S2LL tfth board of ervtociniS beaten for ektionTawlk bJ Lyle Glover Lyfr 15dK rf tojco also lot o 01 April 1415,16 Mpr pkxyad ball with PincWi fcK5 S back in the day of JtamTMor Han Meeker an I 1 FowlerviU and the 18 district NAED SPUR w organiaation feat week 30 to 50 Harold Robeeon hoe been rm ed valedictorian of the Stock bridtae eenior class and Reta f eaofoout, saUrfatcslian I off son Friday Saturday April 17, 18 Sterling Hoyden Richard Carlson FLAT mTOP AND Baxter llieater Dexfarfv Mick 7 2F4ay APril 17 18 JM30U PIRATE Technicolor AND Walt Disneys AIL CAHTOON FESTIVAL Technicolor ALSO KID FROM BCAlNEQ SXEL l APril 19, 20 MEET ME AT THE FAIR to technicolor stoning Dan Daily Diana Lynn and Chet Allen 3KLand Cartoon AD3 James Donohue, wp wri Mr and Mrs John Donohue of Mom Conw ftiw n u LgW8 Cartoon Unadiiki has gone to GlenviewJ Brook Tu WedITiuTs April 21, 22,23 HI whewe he will receive separ CONFIDENCE G1HL LAWLESS BREED ation papers for overseas duty with The Brighton Refrigerator Re 1 c 2 Rock Hudson Julia Adams and search Co who bought the Ferdf, JdgY Monday April 19, 20 Mary Castle Bowdish buildinq at Gregory onn WJY Maureen OHra cartoon and new have started a parts factory Barrv FtoerrriH 1 there Henry Ross who reared as the Brighton township supervisor, has served 42 years in township and state officee State Trooper Wallace Teddy the the Brighton post committed suicide on the Brighton Road by Barry FKsgerald In THE QUIET MAN m technicolor Also Cartoon Tue WedThurs April 21, 22, 23 NIAGARA Technicolor with Coding Ma and Pa Settle on Vacation, the Clown Desert Legion, Battle Circus 1 Lee Theater Whitmore Lake, Mich Friday Saturday April 17, IQ CAPTAIN PIRATE Starring hooting hmaeU Ha tad beenlMarilTn Mowoelowmh COHM I Starrino State San Surviving are his p v AND State San Surviving are wiie and 3 small children, I Coming Treasure Of The Gold I Mr and Mrs Howard McCar fen Condor Down Amona The thy of Brighton announce theSheltering Palms 1 marriage of their dauqhter,Betty I j Robert and Harold Walton dp k prove lateral duet hay drying Wfti system on Ferguslea Farm in W I tapeer County 5 S l I ffr Scio Theatre SCIO DRIVE IN THEATRE to Francis Detlorf of Brighton, Mrs Margaret Flintoft has re turned from Phoenix, Arisona, where she visited her daughters The following from this county I enter the army today John P I Ware, Brandon White, Robert I VanBldricum, Eugene Esch of Pinckney Dial Green, Brighton I Fred Dzienianewicz, flceVlerville Ambrose Mada, Bernard Riley, Detroit Water Clay HowelDeI viin BueOrietz, Hojmbutf The Red Cross Mobile Blood is at Howell April 20 David Nash and William Mill er of Pinckney won first honors I in therecent 4H exhibit at How ell and go to the state exhibit in Lansing June 29 to JuW2 The Field school in Green Oak Cartoon has voted a 60,000 bond keue wanoon for expansion purposes Thef Sunday, Monday April 19, 20 Hamburg school who voted di ONE MINUTE TO ZERO 1 vnnn i huildina a two wffh Robert Mitchum I Also SOUND OFF 1 Technicolor Starring , 1 Mickey Rooney AND INDIAN UPRISING Starring George Montgomery Comedy Sunday, Monday April 19, 20 SOMBRERO Technicolor Starring west ot Ann Arbor Yvonne De Carlo Novelty Friday Saturday April 17, 18 CRIPPLE CREEK Technicolor Starring Georg Montgomery Jeroms Courtland AND GOLDEN HAWK Technicolor Starring Rhonda Fleming Sterling Hay den 15,000 one is buildinq a room addition Cartoon TumiiPmn APrU 21, 22, 23 THE GOLDEN HAWK Starring Rhonda Fleming Sterling Hoyden Also joim Hall Christine Lcrsoa Lisa Ferraday in LAST TRAIN FROM BOMBAY Technicolor Also Cartoon Syiva Hipatet Chelsea Mlcnigccd Jf , Ann Blythe Friday Saturday April 17, 18 THE PATHFINDER Starring George Montgomery, Helen Carter Cartoon, Stooge Comedy, News I I 1 Tuss WedThurs April 21, 22, 23 HANGMANS KNOT c Starring Randolph Scott, Claude JarmanJ v Also LAS VAGAS STORY Tues WedThurs April 5T5TS Sunday, Monday April 19, 20 MEET ME AT THE FAIR Starring Dan Daily Diana Lynn and Chet Allen News and Cartoon DjSOTO PLYMOUTH DEALER ERES great news for local De SotoPlymouth owners Ready to serve you is this new, modern dealership where the finest new cars and the most efficient, uptodate service facilities are featured Yeit are cordially kivited to stop ia soon and get acquainted tn color with Jane Russell Victor Mature Cartoon One of the Ann Arbor Lansinq i busses operated by Harvey I Blanchard and Son of Dexter was wrecked at Gregory last j J Wednesday 3 THE GOLDEN HAWK with Rhonda Fleming Sterling Hayden AND ON TOP OF OLD SMClKY WWt Gene Autry Smiley Burnetts Coming A Day In The County, Dimension, Texan VANS MOTOR SALES I4S East Main 8trdet,Pinckaey, Michigan vvisr Be sute you drive tKee two great cars of exceptional beauty and quality DeSoto and Plymouth They set new standards for styling, performance and comfort Both have been engineered to give you an amazingly smooth ride a f Xj im 15, Rfe BE SOTO offers you two f rett csrt The sensational ireDewe V8 and popular PewsfMMter Six Bth rt tesiit ptrfwnwi See thestl Drive ttom PLYMOLTH is tke Sstt truly balanced ear in the leprieed field Outatand in g for parforsaaaee aSd atamiaa es the read Be sure to gee it I Wagoners Grocerv 6066 Pinckney Road Quality Merchandise LCIW PRICES Beer and Wine to Take Out HOURS Dally 8 to 9 Sunday 9 to 8 Phone Howell 706J2 PLU M BIN 0 WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel fiSTs f 4B Vll flN IKI N WHO KNOW YOU C AI TH, ,, 0, e Ftr Prompt Dead Stoek Removal CALL DARUNQ ft OOMPAfY Oell Howell 460 im TjgLMllJHT 1953 4 The Peoples GroeeHe Drjrgeod fe etitt Fiwnbhitagsr a fsseria Ksuato, QM, St Help Wanted Experience ilnnecessary Apply in Person Molded Plastics Pinckney Dispatch Entered at 2nd Close Matter at Postoffic P Act ot March 8 1877 114 SaHowell SLPinckneyMich SucptionPrioeS150 per Yr I Rev Donald Brady, wile and daughter Isabel, of Roscommon, visited at the M E Darrow home Thursday and Friday and called1 on other friends William Ketcham is at Mc1 Pherson Hospital in Howell bui i expects to qo to his dauqters I home in Lincoln Park to live He has sola his home and furnish 1 inqs in Pinckney to Dorothy I Boral, Deiroit school teacher Bert Roche who has been ill in iSt Lawrence hospital, Lansing, called on friends here one day last week Lucius Wison has returned to his home at fteilaire, Texas,from Hedqecrart hospital Houston, , where he was taken after being j stricken with polio He is still not able to walk and one arm I is now afiected , OF The South Marion Farm Burofi wflfc fc4 4Pj4fc vk eau meet Thursday at the home VSMMOHRS Woi Wayne Waqoner r,r r nfi, Marilyn Clark of Silver Lake, j spent last week at the Lee Lav ey home Mrs Mae Mez of How iell was there Sunday Ona Campbell and H C Ved der were smelt fishing at East jj j Taw as Friday niqht The Charley McDaniels family ot Cnelsea spent Sunday at the Merwin Lampbeii home, Miss Pauline Stiawhecker, a neice ol Mrs Ona Campbell, is now employed on the Washing ton Post at Washington D C Walter Clark and wife spent the week end at East Tawas Mrs Elizabeth Martin of Cali foria spent Sunday with the S Margaret Clark family She re j tunea home Tuesday 5f Tom aIk and wife and Jerr Clark and wife attendee the fun I erai of Ldwaia Spears last Wed nasday, j Uennie Howe, son of Mr, and Albert Shirley and wife attend Mrs Tern Howe of Pinckney is ed the funeral of Ernest Cochrana patient at University hospital, Arm Arbor Th Don oriffihl family of Ann j Dick Arbor and Cp Otis Mattsson hris cpGn Sunaay at the Joe Grittith fctt y it at Manton Thursday Marwic Campbell and and Andy Campbell ana went smelt fishing to Sinqinq hoe OUs is heme for 30 clays e rT nighs and then returns to Camp CUB Ihe Doyle Templeton family ter of Keego Harbor spent the week , nc jvi Neil Sherdt of enilCrt e AbIert ShuIeV homo Dexter called tn Mrs Mary Am Mrs Rpqer Carr underwent b rQin, Simiav an operation at McPherson ho Emu Weddiqe pital Howell, Monday ca Mrs Dorothy Dinkel Ann Arbor S worth out Bern Yct A , camejfamil home from St joe hospital Ann j Arbor, Monday She will stay at Stockbridge awhile Mr ana Mrs Paul Strawheck er of Grand Rapids and L, C Gorham and wife of Detroit call ed at the Ona Campbell home i Saturday, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Dillingham are back from Florida Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbor spent last week with them, his parents cominq for him Sunday Harold Walsh and wife of Pontiac called at the Asher Wylie home Friday Walter Reason is back from California and at his place on Kelly Road Charles Whitehead and wife and Beatrice Lamborn of Greq ory and Gerald Henry of Detroit spent Sunday at the Jesse Henry home Mrs Mariory Smith Krueger of Detroit called n Mrs ME DEXTER, MICHIGAN HELP m Carpenters Carpenters Helpers Laborers Steady Year Around Work Darrow one day last week Mrs, John Boyer icmd Mrs Gold ie Scliaulle attended the Past Presidents Kings Daugheers meeting at Pinckney last TuesAmbroses Eichman of Dear born called at the Roy Reason, home Saturday Jack Crcrin of Grosse Points, a farmer Pinckney summer resia ent is now in Miami, Florida, Lloyd Hendee and wife with Cy Rupert and wife of Howell went smelt fishing Saturday Alabaster, on the Don Thursday to Mr and Mrs lames Jayce Clark Saturday at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor a 7 lb dauqhto Christine Denise Dr James Curlett and wife Mary Crlet ana Nelson David son of RoseviUe called at the rirlett home Sunday Mrs Mary Hoff Mrs Beulah Martin and Dorothy Rohl called on Wm Ketcham at McPher son hospit, Howell, Pridav J Ona Campboll enters Sparrow v oital, Lansing, Saturday for treatment Albert Dinkel and wife and Al berta Dinkel and C, F Close had I dinner at Hansons Stockbridge, Sunday, honoring Mrs, Dinke s birthday, John Boyer and wife called on Aria Jaquish and ,wife at the Bvron hospita Sunday, After leavinq the Masonic banauet Saturday niqht, Gov to G Mennen Williams called at the home of Leo O Lavey with Serqt Gene Dinkel Clare Miller attended a ban guet in the Detroit Masonic tern pie Thursday niqht qiven by the Wayne County Masonic Mast ers Association Olin Robinson attended a meeting of Veedic Masonic lodge in Detroit Thursday night Larry Camburn and wife spent Sunday and Monday with her sister in Beulah Keith Ledwidg returned to the seminary at Plymouth Sunday crro L Rom where I sit Joe Marsh Howard Rea j Pinckney, rvncnigon Mr and Mrs Jack Young eri Ezw Goarhart and family of tertcdned the Jolly Eighteen Club Flint and Louis Goarhart and of Graojtty at their horns at Par family of Howell called at the toes Lake an niqht last week Mark Nash home Sunday Biff Falls for His Own Story Biff Morgann four ,arold daughter RMy is roe r t n nijjht owl Stays aw, f way past her bedtime Every nijsfht Mrs X complained about how hard it was to get Ru3ty to pro to sleep Finally Biff decided to handle the situation Anyone can get a kid to leep takes a little patience Here, hand mc her stoiyoook He grabs the book and coes into Rustys room About an hour later Rusty comes padding out in paHmns and hands her mother t s Read it quietly, she i whirpeTs, so we dont wake n,vy From where I sit, Biff wont be so quick to be a childcare spe cialist the next time If we could just resist being such know it alls, rtur neighbors would be better off Take those who would j deny me a glass of beer with my supper well, I might not care for the buttermilk they like We1 all ought to realize that we all have different abilities arw Ti feront preferences, too Copyright, IVJ, i ia ohu, C4 Urewm fwndtH jMyron Hughe Plumbing Heating Complete Li 1 a Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AMD GAS HOT WATEB HEATERS , Ii WE SEU COMPLETE UNI OF PUMPS WE INSTALL WE SBRV1CE 1C75 EAST M36 MiSJSAHS4i Phone 183F2 COAL POCOHONTAS LUMP KENTUCKY EGG STOEB E,Hoey Sons PHONE 26 nCXTE aSION and Antnno Soles Servitt PROMPT AN COURTEOUS SERVICE PINCKNEY MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 gUiilgas I ILIOMOVI IVtl ,4 A OPMT NEW RANGE FOX MMS BEYONV WE GAS MAWS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE The amazing autorrntfc oven piTet thnt 4ot not uf gail Yowvt got If tee it ft believe it SAVE WITH THIS SPECAl INTRODUCTORY OFFER Regular rrics 23950 Special price S17M You eve S8D00 Come in today Be lh firit fo own thii 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Hiram R Smith, Mom of rrshsjn frtttOBaoy Mutiugan j Notice is Hereby Givom, Tkat all iim M to 2C P M creditors of said deceased are re t cept Wecurataui I Moow lues, rri Sal, 7J 9 V p IXL PBOFESSIOWAL CORNER J THE PINCKNEY SANITARIUM BAY M DUFFY M D quired to preeent their claims in writing and under earn to said Court, and to serve a copy thereof upou Arthur C Bullis cf Gregory Michigan, fiduciary of said estate aud that such claim a will be heard by said Court at the Probate Ctfice on June 22, 1953, at ten A M Del G McCLQSKEY Dentist j 112 Vz North MicUaui Avov Telephones Office 935 IBSUUSJI 4ii4 Evenings by ApijoinJsnMrt Howell Mfhigcw It is Ordered, That notice there by be iven by publication of copy Uereof for three vmekM con secutiveiyprevious tosaiddayaf Phone 183 HERB SNEED BE AL BBIIfX Farms, Homes, Las ftopertie and Business Opfjortuaitie List Your Property Me GERALD REASON Broker 2 0 y N rth iaxi Pinckney, Mich, Phflfce I 9 9 lhone 157F11 RepatfuK MYRON J HUGHES Plumbing and Heatina ilcensb State Phone 183F2 1075 East M36 Pinckney LAVEY HARDWARE wmt atm ffcetdf i Garden Tractors 2 Hi Pi M 3I6 HI PI 66 Hi PI WITH POWER REVERSE We have traders that a 10 year old can operate or one to suit the He man ROTARY Power Mowers, with or without tractors ROTARY Tillers, Cultivators, Discs, Plows, Weeder Attachments, Sickle Bar, Bull Dozer Blade, Furrow Plow, etc PRICE RANGE ON TRACTORS 12950 22000 26500 34500 Fres Demonstration on Your Land TERMS THAT YOU CAN MEET C F HEWLETT SON Phone Pinckney 93 MEN SAW YQR FEcfTS WALK ON AIR IN CUSHIONED VELVETEEZ SHOiSI tSP your HJOC0O air Mi , Mie tur abtoKMir tnntro I tforlnnaaatif BO4 ftatatr Eacfeticd M nt your tett white yn walk i ILL CALL AT YOUR CONfVSNIBNC Ja your hom or place of business V siAwanom Iflbp me a card Today, for Fre Demonstration SALESMANS NAME, ADDRESS ACK HANNETT fHONfi Hi PINCKNEY M1CR t IAUTOMOSVE GLASS INSTALL ED By competent glazier, ample 1 stock on hand Curved wiad, eiieldfl and back qlase avaii I able 1 ABES AUTO PARTS, Howell Phono 151 Mrs Ellen Newman of Aa Arbor spent several days at the Ben White home last week Jimmie Bidwell of Brighton spent the week there and Mrand Mrs, Mrs Basil White of Ionia and Mrs Robert White of Howell called Saturday Mm Norma Gerycs and child ren of Fowlerville called onj MrsEmma Vollmer Wednesday Mrs Betty Seefeld and Mrs Ruth Woooster of Columbus, Ohio spent the week end at th Earl Bcrughn home Pamelia Seefeld who has been spendinq a week here went back with them hearing in the PinckneyDispatch and that the ikkcuary cause a copy of thia notice to be served upon each known party in inter est ad bis last knows adcjesB by registered xmiiL return receipt demanded at least fourteen days pripr to sTtmh beariiia or by persenal service at least five 5 J day prior te sueii hearing Hiram R Smithjudge oi Probate A time cony CelefUa Parshcd, Register Probate PLOWING DONEBy the garden I of acre Carl Hollister I 2822 West M36, Pinckney FOK SALh Dining room suite, table, buffet, china cabinet and four chairs, all in qood condition and all for 6000 ,spinne desk good condition for 10 breakfast set, drop leaf table and 4 chairs for 10,00, Merwin Campbell, 245 Unadillt 1st Phone 168F2 207 GJUJU ivitr Howoli Mxiiti an Heal Estate, lttfiuian rc, l6iexcige City Lake and FCUAX Pitxry A SpeciatY f Your Property Vt H lim Funeral Hoist Hon C Swarthout Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service horifc339 63, Ptecfcny Mlcfc Frc7BISH6FF Si OPTOMETRIST , 120 West Grand fiver Ave 1 well Michlaw Inone 358 eeidece 6i LEE LAVEY General Insurance Pioue 59F3 Pincknei AAib HEFRIGERAHCN SESVXOF HAROLD RADY Repairs on AH Makes j PHONE i 54F3 Pinckney AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a Spacialit BERT WYL1K CALL FOWLEVILLE 436F6 DR CJ TOWNER Dentist 8044 Portage Lake ACHH der Paooe Daxtftr 3461 UOYD HFNDEF livestock Hanlna Wjekly TJdps Maae Tc DtraV Generai Truclang Pincn7, MJc Phone 1B1F1 ROGER J CARR Complete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pinckney, Mich, CEMETJ5KY MEMORIALS Prices You Can AnVfd To Pap MILFOR GRANITE WORKS Miiord, MichVm i r Ciasilled AiJvs, FOR SALE435 feet on East Main St in Pinckney, 1250 feet deep Sunday guests at the RayjFOR SALE African Violets both Will sell all prpart Bob Veddeg burns home were the D Conk fmgle and double Also a num FOR jp , cottaa i Un family of Fcrmington, Dorxapron Phone 121F4 jfjll Burns and wife of Kalamazoo 1margareioiarjc Call 4p4 pincjtny rrnH the Jack Younajamily OKTT,, XJ , i Pinckneys QUALITY iFOH SALECoal fumaoe stoker, iird and in use now Gorge Holt, Pincnkey, phone 166 F2 To RentFurnished moelern reem 355 Eat Main St, Pinckney Phone 120F11 FOR Baby chicks ALE Started Chioks TOR SALE12 f cedar rowooatf j,, I oars, anchors and 1 HP out, w ,, I board motor E L McKinley fcLSS Si, Z fonc vr,n G DTW Piooatesting lheir sires and FORAll4 Fsh Cows i dama are 9ci9d RnJ itLL riSTL,th m hdalth viqor and stM U S Jf TLaZ approved PiiltonM coafcrtM Pinckney on Toma Road thge chicJa Gffl6 WANTED To Rent Modern 3 TRY FARM and HATCHERY, 13 room apartment in town f 01 N Byron rd at city limits, Phone 121F11 0i59 How11 Michigan fOR SALE GTiAVfcL, washed f AIJTQMATICTAW fpttQ 7f santi and qravel, qradeci or mix SERVICE WHILfi YCHJ WAIT DJ PGRAm COMPLY1 WORK GUARANTEED 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 JMOWOB Mason Road Phone Howell SAW FiUIS9, 84 J 2 or Fowlerville 388F11 11 MSS FOR SALE BABY CHICKS white H524 1731 1 leghornsbarred and white rocks New Hampshires and Hy Line Chicks Order New Phono 305W Bob Sauire Hatchery Howell Mich FOR SALE Africa Violets make nice Easter gifts Mae Bryan 3Q2Q W M 36 OWEN W FOWLE D S C Foot Specialist ChiropodS 216 W GcLRiver, BrightonMick 1elephone Omce Heart Office 75181 By Appolntmem Res 71003 Men Tues, WeLFOR SALE 275 gal fuel oil tank with guage, used 2 months y2 iip motor 15 Joe Clark scrap iron,pbane jxter 5106 WANTEDTunk cars, metals, batteries, automotive radiaitors, cast iron radiators BAH A MUMLI c JJiJtb ARE furnace iron, junk farm machin GOOD TRAVELLLERSI 3ry Weigh loads at city scales You can buy Bank Money Or ABES AUTO PARTS, Howell, ders here quickly and cheaply Phone 151 in any amounts, and use them WANTED To Rent furnished Rooms JNeu Patterson jto send money safely anywhere Write or Call Lake For convenience and protection i use Bank Money Orders WANTEDWooi, highe market price pcdcL Lucius Doyle Phone 42 Pinckney Heats Fruit Groceries POR HOME OR BUSINESS NtEDS PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular L A BEATTTE Rush ftf Phone 157F1 MScUajQB i THE FTRST NAtONA7 BANE HowelL MU Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Aii Deposits named Up tol0000 pv Each DDoitr V9t VegetaMes isfi yttlOW PAS drt V ito i Market Prices Courteous Service GLARKS FOR SALExAmericaa Floor iandt I In Maahine,large else, price I 7500 phone Dexter 4062 Earl ftuggitt 9404 Ann Bsd Bi4T fciver Lake EttfARthed m IrjooTPscotod YWtb McPHFSON tote faAj TRAIN WRECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP The , house needs painting, new screens are in oreW The urge to fixup and cleanup Is I present in every household An FHA Home Improvement Loan may be the answer te the money prebtom in meeting the We shall be glad to dlsauss this type of loan with oux tomerm AB deposits up to SHMMOCWJn sur by our menibership to Qpd ral Pspos1t Insutoaoa Chick Starter and laying Mash Farmers Feed Supply CoNotes of 48 Years Ago W E Murphy and C J Teeple took in opening ball game,Chi cago vs Detroit at Chicago Wed fjesday Born to John Roberts and wife of Plainheld a son David VanSickle of Picxiniield died April 17 George Pearson is attending a veterinary college in Grand Rap ids Amy Whalian 22, died at Nor th Lake April 13 Will Mercer leaves or Oregon this week Wm Benham is in northern Michigan buying wool The Warren Hoif family have tmoved into their new home on West Main Street Jerry Johnson ana wife have left the Hotel Tuomey and gone to Howell to work in the Com tnercial House Mrs George Green and Lelia Arkansas in Howell Thursday Monks attended tre play Old night Jerry Dunne is having a porch built on the home he purchased on Pearl St moved into the John Jackson Mike Farley and wife have Beachy house Mike Ruen has bought a lot of Mrs Jennie Barton and will build a home in Pinckney He sold his house to Ed Burt The John White family spent Sunday with the E Jedele family in Dexter Iirvin Kennedy is working in the Shoemaker blacksmith shop in Chelsea WH Clark has bought a lot of Miss Mary Cate on Putnam St and will build a house Pinckney claims to have the oldes constable in the state in the person of Phlander Monroe, 75 He has held that office for 42 years He has also carried the mcrUiftm the Pinckney depot to the twbffice for 42 vears Alfrea Monks has been appoin ted street commissioner Art Flinteft is hehrna Dick Cunfbn set up a sawmill on Ho, ey Creek Melvin WoM of Gregory is learning the tel ,raph trade with W H Clark and Ledge spent Sunday at the John Chambers was in Branch Clifford VanHorn home Eliaa countv last week beth Weeks and a friend, Miss Anderson, flew to Arizona Mon ersonau dav The Ixrtson family of Darwin Road have returned from Florida M E Darrow and wife spent Sunday with the Arthur AUyn family in Lansing Martin Ritter is putting in the footings tor his radio and tele visinn store on Webster St Mrs Edith VanOnaan and son Jim of Detroit dolled on Mrs Virginia Carver Saturday Mrs John Caver of Ann Arbor spent the day there , George Meabon and wife and the John Burg family spent Sunday at Lovells where they own land and will build cabins Andrew Nebitt and wife spent Monday with Mrs Blanch Nay lor in Eaton Rapids Mr and Mrs James Whitley entertained Sunday in honor of Lindas and Jims birthday the John McGuire family of Detroit and the Robert Read family Mr and Mrs Frank Aberdeen met David Aberdeen and Pat Dailey at Willow Run Saturday when they flew back from New ork City Mrs Lettie Nesbitt and Nellie Gardner attended a card party given by the Dexter Knights of Columbus Tuesday The L J Henry family attend ed a farewell party Sunday at the Tom Ware home for John Paul Ware who enters the ser vice today Willa Lamb and 3 children of Ann Arbor and the G W Mey er family o Stokbridge spent Sunday at the W H Meyer home Frances Shehan and wife spent Sunday at the John Lun deen home in Berkley Mrs Edna Spears and Jrrck SheHon are back from Florida J H Hooker and wife spent SunHav with Viola Pettys in Howell The Floyd Weeks family of Mrs Lester McAfee and two daughters spent the week end in Detroit tjdfe1 Notes of 25 Years Ago Mr ,and Mrs Arthur Shehan of Pinckney announce the marr iage of their daughtor,Dorothy to Poy Campbell of Pinckney at St Anthonys church, Detroit on April 14 The telephone office has been moved from the rooms over the bank where it has been housed foil 25 years to the postofficef buidina in the pait occupied by Nellie Gardners milliinery thop which is now located in the rooms below the opera house Branch Martn eniertained the Philathea class April 11 Leo Lavey has resqned his position as agent with the Stan dard Oil Co and accepted one with the Michagamma Oil Co which has been remodelled af ter eing damaged by fire SCHOOL NOTP5 CONTINUED and some clay dirt from Kentucky We enjoyed reading about starfish in a science book Karen Sinerer spent the weekend at her grandmothers Butch Nosker and Leonard Simonson have new shoes Fdlip Riggs mother papered his bedroom Toti Rowell expects to get two new pigeons Charles Roots cousin has been visiting him Paul Burg went up north Sunday H brought home a picture of Spike Horn Meyers Bunny Hirichey went up north smeltfishing Denise Howers brother visited hr Sunday Claudia Garr went to the show Sunday Grace Poulson visited her brother Sunday Brenda and Leonard Slayden had company from Detroit Sunday The winner for Group V jfllBennie Musson with Barbara milflsV for runnerup The winning word was rich We started a new unit for our Science on Animal Families Many of us have given our bird reports Susan LaBelle is back from her trip to Vermont Jean Salyer is in theStockbridge hospital to have an operation for appendicitis Sharons brotherinlaw is home from Korea Jerry Reason went to Belle Isle on Sunday Karl Burg went to Grayling to help set out trees FIFTH GRA0 fiBWS The spelling bee winners were Patty Rahrig and Jack Lee Runners up were Gail Gustafson and Ryan Bonner We are using our group plan in our work with new captains each weekwe have six separate groups They are On The Beam Group, Shiners, Six Thinkers, Nit Wits, The Golden Eagles and The Shoe Flies We wrote letters to Duane Haines and Clifford Egeler We have some new dance records A new square dance record also, Red River Valley, sad Selections from Peter Pan We are ali through with our spelling books andovr reading books We enjoyed themvety much Each group is doing a separate health unit to be presented to our class, We are making our plans to go to the Cinerama in Detroit for our trip It is a travelog SEVENTH GRADE NEWS The Sixth and Seventh grade boys plan to play a baseball game this week The class had a meeting Monday morning The main topic that was discussed was where should our class go on our trip We decided that ve would go to Greenfield Village Other ideas such as BobLo, roller skating, and a Cineiama movie were suggested A vote was taken The art committee painted pictures of hires and plants on the windows after John Burg and Gordon Titus voluntarily washed them The art class plans to work out a puppet show in the coming month Some students made a mural called How Democracy Moved Ahead Patty Palmer and Karen Bollen refilled our hectograph We wish to thank Mrs Palmer for the use of the kitchen The boys and maybe some of the girls are going to rake the yard on Tuesday The idea was suggested by Larry Srnowgold FOURTH GRADE NEWS In our weekly spelling bee for Group I, Carol Miller was winner again, and Noel Rose was runnerup The winning word was choose SIXTH GRADE NEWS We are glad to have Kathy Kirshke back in school We arc also glad to have Gordon LaBelle back from hi trip Susie Clerk sister had a baby girl Saturday Her name is Kristine Denise ekw We nonMr new captains for oar tableney are Patty Bugau, Jolean Basydlo, Johnny Salvey, J arm Hadden and Sandy Blankcnbaker We tried to send personal invitations for our program Perhaps some did not arrive We have re latives and teachers at the other school will try to come We planned our schedule for the rest of the year 9TATfc OF MiCHMAN The Probate Court far fee County of Livingston At a session at oatd Court held March 28 A J 1953 Present Hon Hiram R Smith judae ol Probate is Matter at the Estate oi Edward Jendrowski, Adult Marr ed Person Edward Jendrowski having filed in said Court his petition praying that the Court enter an order, changing his name from Edward Jendrowski to Edward Tendon and the name oi his wife from Virginia Jendrowski to Virginia Jendon It is Ordered,That the 20th day of April A D, 1953, at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said probate office, be and La hereby appointed for hearing said petit ion t is Ordered That Notice there J be aiven by publication oi a copy Hereof far three weeks eon MKHitively ptoHou to eedd da of hearing in fixe Pificknot 9i patch, a newspaper, printed and circulated in said county Cram FL Smith A copy Judge c4 Qelosna trwhol Register Off Probate ftlATf OF MiGHJGAtf Ike Probate Court tot the County oi Livingston In th Mattel tno Estate of Margaret Stackabla Decreased At a session at sold court held April 2, 1953 Present Hon Hiram B Smith, fudge oi Probate Notice is Hereby Given That persons interested in said estate are directed to appear before said Probate Court on April 27, 1953, at ten A M to show causa why a license should not be granted to K Leola Stackable, Administratix of said estate, to sell or mortgage the interest of said estate in certain real estate, described in her petitiion for the purpose oi distribution It le OrderedThat nettee there of be given by publication oi a copy hereof tot throe weeks con sscutively previous to said day of hoaxing in the Psckney Die patch, and that the petitioner cause a eopy oi this notice to to bo served upon each known peaty m interest at his last address by registered mail , re turn receipt demanded, at least fourteen 14 days prior to such hearing, or by personal service t least five OS days trior to to such hearing fcran Il8uaUu4ae oi PtoWto A true ooov Celestia Parahall Register of Probate Mrs Millicent Furtow of Port Huron has returned to her home after spending several weeks visiting her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Harvey A Brinker and family of Pinckney Miss Joyce Chamberlain, who has been in training as a labra tory Technician at the Albany N Y Hospital, has been placed in chare of the CasiiogTam Dept In e VricteHrrm N Y Hosrutl Tom Baird and wife of Bay City spent the week end ce the C, H, McRorie home, Dr Walter Mercer and wife of East Lansing spent Sunday at th Wm Mercer home Sunday Mesdames Jade Young, Bob Young, Maude Young, Mnico McKuhn were in Jackson Friday 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 April 15, 1953 Description An account of the resource April 15, 1953 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 1953-04-15 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/4b7f7a75e975e7983a39c273b1bcfc03.pdf 00074ec508f384e69e97fd9f161ce0b1 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. 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Pinckney Dispatch THE PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday April 22 1353 MfthigM Mirror The todvantages of being in debt will soon, be discribed by faction in government They will call it a managable deficit and really only a bookkeepinq figure If 5 million is appropriated for a building that taked ft years to build It is at once lis ted as having been spent which B not true until it is completed ffhe same is true of other appro PHiations, Prof Miller, one of the, Items of Interest DISTRICT 3 SPELLING BEE The District 3 Spelling Bee was held at Pinclqney high school irijlday, April 17 at 130 p m There were 16 contestants from Green Oak, Hamburg, Marion, Unadila and Putnam townships Catherine Wiltse of the eighth grade of thee Pinckney Commun 3 CHURCH NEWS sfc Marys Catholic Chutm PJnckay Michigan AOV Fr Albvt I Sclimitt Pa undtiy Mfiftiiei Ufflmsrs 6JU, 800 10 0C Winter 800 lCiCC Mvenna Derations Friday even a at 73U p u t 6 Htm uickney Chapter O S No ii5 xuir ito ,st Matrons and a actions niqht last Thrusday a i utron s iNiqht last fnaay ,0 i aiL Ivlauons A ere pres nq honorary members 8 ity School was the winner, Ruth ntensians Driver of the Washburn school, day arte Noveaufc Do Jo va wc SCHOOL NEWS KIMERAKTKN NKWS Last week our elass went on a hiktout Luadilia sL, ihiough the me lory din uaek up Mam Si, We w inbiiis imihhiie, their nest iro irl them ,niu We XM1MI dirDf Jomineui The new in Vl Mackinac brider K4 , as regarded as a q struck a snnn c realty has Green Oak, the runnerup Both Stocetowntax expertshired to were T Sudy the sitiation said Mich firming word was Filament gan could go on living guitei Ruth spelled it with an i instead nicely forever with a 40 million deficit The trick is to turn this into a aguement against any new tax ee so the people may be sold onj changing the constitution and the method of distributing state imtpney So dont be surprised if no tax action is taken Many lea Isfcrtors would like to wait until fune 1,1 end of the fiscal year to see what condition the state is, really in Many legislators favor the Princetown report but do not like to take money iaway from local and rural areas If the people voted for constitutional conven uon that would take them off fhe ook The bill to change all holidays to Monday except Christmas Now Years is dead It was to 4iv the people 3 days off in a row A bill would have all drivers Yldensee expire on the drivers birthday This would save 30, 000 a year in notices to drivers fiat their license was about to expire It would require the sea rotary of state to keep files on all drivers, raise new drivers lic enses to 3 for 3 years and 150 for renewals, chauffers 2 and minors 1 The Republican policy commit tee in the legislature has voted In favor of having the state pay ihe maintenace cost of the pro posed Mackinac bridge of an a, Catherine has been in the District Bee three times, She was 4th white in the 5th grade an 3rd place while in the 6th grade and ndw in 1st place in the 8th grade, Pinckney Community School has had the winner the last 4 years, The first year after con validation Ardis Sharp won the next year Chris Campbell and last year Donna Basydlo Good luck to Cathy in Detroit when she enters the Metropoli tan Bee there in May vttBXLC Saturday 730 j00 Snday fcolrf 8GD hla ju i dung cgu lit uw frev, Keith fiuegsegger Pastor Sunday School 930 a rn Morning Worship 1045 aiv Radio Broadcast Station WPAG, Ann Arbor 330 to 400 pm Pilgrim Fellowship 700 pm Monday Niqht,Bible Study 800 Wed Choir Practise Junior 4U Senior 31 Thursday night 800 Prayer ivioei ing 8 00 p We preach Christ and everyon is very, very welcome ncriijc JllliVv a pii a j wee present Poi nuskrat hovitiie, ui uJU initiation Wr U wul ui o o wiojiv aite which theMtlii1 ulious uiio i ulions qave ny ueauiiia an impressive 01 soivicu tor departed L 11 Hie k in put on I proves , lOr sale a,uTu W Hselt in time hut k irTi atui ,ai aior Miss Alberta 01 fvuiron presented anaKechiei an mini 0 hcuu crean to eh 1 as 1 jVivUiCii an 1 Mn ic Mussoti kitiiii alc has Jcri y Mm iMin baby hiani lhat LHIIV ilUllt bunker, DeMIU, Iorlaiie rr The 4r, 4H CLUB NEWS 4H members,leaders and iimJies met at a pot luck dinnlast Wednesday,April15 at 630 at the school There were 103 pfeople present and a fine time was had by all x Clave Miller, SecTreas COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Pinckney April 14 1953 Meeting called to order by President DinkelPresentShirey Clinton, Tiplady, Kennedy ana Sivcutnout bsent, Read Minutes of last meeting read and approved Morion by Kennedy, support jed by Clinton to renew the Tav I em and SDM, licenses Motion Icicaried Motion by Clmlton, supported by Shirley to allow followinq bills Bob Egeler, marshall,sal 8500 rHattemite Mfg Co, paint 4035 i Williams Truck Line,freight 328 Caverv Mennonite Church Rev, Ezra Bsachy, Pastox S S Supt Waltoi Escii 100 1145 wfeim 0 nina Won hip Sunday Schxl Chlldrog Hnu , Young Peop ki 3 Cott1 relliii a,vt e4ednsdar 490 o n UNADILLA PKEbBiiERiN Rev Yauch, pastor Morning Worship iUou a 1 Sunday School 1120 a Evening Service 3L0 p ADRIAN LAVEY Adrian Lavey62, diea las Wednesday ot heart altack a the home of his sister, MrsLrruro Giiadwell in Chicago rlv wa the son of Michael ana Jinn, Roche Lavey of iincknev ana c tended the Pinckney school H was a school teacher in early n a ueci oi play ing cards to eact Past ratron Rev iMcLLcks vva tne exception he iecivLU a caiton ot oix cans ot pcpcoin aihi became the Ch oi leresiiiricuts ici uio iorthcom iiKj rJuhr tcrnainent ivirs ilvjo,, iViiiier Conductress very LupuLy pcsented Ttiis Is lGir 19, riiicKney Chapter an V vvia me hn nqhts o each matrons term oi oiiice to dij present yeai Modeled the tormal qowns worn b the Mai iOiis ouinq iheii term oi olfice iJaaiu aLiioii was soloist toi ihv cinioi iur and MrsVirginia Ccrvoi an Mis Eioyse Camp bcii jor he evening oil amy , fell in sfmr inck and at Lake Saiali AK Makeii has a nv sti piiise and straw hat t maUh 1 itiiiiie Keisi r hak tenlay Lniiy Titn vpeit Saturday afti notii at riininy araralls heri Ia 1 row ha a new hal and jaeks set Iakaia Iadwi tnjd a about tin ai culeiit at lirand kedye A IUI e kit jejionl irj a killed HI a lai oan in iiiec hv a 11 ain We dieiil iia, i iail road not trae W in iail re,V jaCVvJ ilUiiV lOrt es by aiOvViiiuq at MI 1, ijqnt at duj pm o cOi jhiiiiiiq, 20 of cCL ivo riii Jibor irt ihei The 1641 Gill Oi Ijo Goodwin cy hai come j oiiiimjq coltaqe Th IIUST JKADK NKWS art elad Sharon jallup ioo Sharon yave , lyo ,irts She ha a i et ty new die nd hoc, Kaien Downing yav a hook repo n Alice iii Wonderland Sli a in A p i man ni I 11n Minkli ha onie new hx hi It hi t aiai paiit J It ha n , n uii in, jiants ieol fd, He Wefll t iio I 1 aw a movie alien train J J an a new belt An ida MMaekcn t ov, in Sunday time, but the bond wws iag In the original setup ,llul ne bridge was not only to pay hi J lts cost Y means of toll but also MS its yearly up keep of 5400,000 a year The bona sellers think this is too much of a burden and are asking state to guarantee this sum for yearly upkeep of the bridqe This seems a big sum at urst qkmce but it would really not mean any new funds as the state is now paying 650,000 a year to operate the ferries there j These ferries are now 50 years ola and will soon need replacing A bill is now in the legislature to buy another ferry boat for 6000 000, They would not be needed if the bridge is built The docks in i oil stoiaqe tanks at the fer ry have already cost the state 15 million dollars It would seem sound business judgement to quarantee bridqe maintenance costs a to pJa on v eat lo uc p lie t il and 2J h i motor , u jjtOeu to be too uu die oi,at lipped ovc v, utc HI ilud Lake ne , idirj Ldo ivin who tolaqe utn wont oi m , , av in rcscu couple lioia the icy wa ,uppea m blan tn U ti joo Hospital Aej iii in owuriiOi ai a i u i i iik is owe i lia ir 11, hei hi acelet , i av e a biol trie Iliniiy j 111111 n i i a i a A bill in the legislature which has already passed the senate vould qive counties authorities power to establish homes for the ,, ced As most of the aged re ceive pensions they could help and j pay fo their keep At the present ju,tirne probate judges are sending many aqeu people to insane asy iums because there is no other place for them to co They do no draw eld age pensions there i IU Prt ii CANCER FILMS AWttt 28 TUfwnt2LahnwnPStiPinlnef Dispatchprintinq 1130 rSTy rfLSSr school Vans Motor Sales, batt ser243M Survivinc, arc hi life but in latter years nu been a carpener and contractor Hf was a qood ball playei and pla fed on teams here ior man 3 y i 3 1,, SSSdU TheTouUdleslOhio Oil Co oil 2960adwll and 2 broii, v1 ZJ , r , Motion camei eo u aiiinuianci Auxiliary, Due to the nature the films the program is for wo f l , nin nlSmwta will be I by Kennedy to order aerved of I Motion carried of Pinckney an J Norbert oi D Motion by Tiplady supported MroitTwo brothers Duaue ana o jnen only Refreshments will be CONSERVATION NOTES A number oi deed beavers have been found near Escanaba the victims of tulerema Two per on were admitted to the hos pital there afflicted with it 92 percent of the deer hunters have returned their guestionairs Judge James Beakey has issu ed an injunction against Grace Brown, Clenard and Barbara Ma a street light installed at the corner of Hamburg and Dexte Street Carried Motion by Shirley, supported by Clinton to approve the re modelinq of Fire Hall Frontage Carried Mloition to adjourn Carried Mildred Ackley, Clerk THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH THE GOVERNORS VjiSIT Two incidents happened her , ihu wove nonj viiut A pnJ u Li,vt, who is ill toia viqJuo unKel jokmqlyAftei On nticd, c he qovenor lo ali eiLjso are deceased, Thctu he aon, arjnq him down anu are 3 nephews and a neico, intrcuuc him to me Lee liveThe funeral was at St Niry, orciot the road from the Gene church Saturday morning Hev i, ,0110 whore Mrs Will Albrrt Schmitt ofiiciali ri in St Marys Cemetery iV Slolllls DiKiali LaH lie va i,l aii fl1 1 ivei v e r,M Jt ji Jlay Keljenlei jeiU c , , ay 1 0 A ith hiai all ami I in OI iv ii in nijiht, e iv it ins KM iv TWO Kev oi alio Sai ah McMai ken rinia,ht with Herky Mmri Ialll , fl I i 1 , llrW I O i en J ,v e j ,rnr iMilllV, Mona Iee hillu 1 11 SWUM Poitei , nad a tooth UK m, pa , ni AI 1 1 it ig ii iCU W ins J itll en MRS WILSON iTEKN Mrs Martha Steen die in De troit April 14 Sho was the dauqhh ter of William and Mary Dunns son Steen,4 brothers,John of La i tayod durnq the banquet ia Dinlei and the gov , voit to nek hci up the let a iol abo t Leos requebi said ho voJd like to meet Thtw ytoppe at his house to find Leo was sick in bed so he no UMe 1 Ho The much heralded speech on Mime had a millnery shop here foreion rxlicy by President EisenSurviving are her husbanu Wii went m 1 the 10 0 11 i 0 hcok his hower Thursday while it very Laughlin xstraining them from strongly outlined the demands filling in pike spawning beds at of thio county against Russia Whitntore Lake in a real estate I gave no indication of the course I development project The hear Ittiis county intenas to pursue in ing is set for May 11 jioreiqn policy The average life of a shaxptau The papers condensed his ed grouse is only 3 years sjyjech down to 5 points or de The first copper mining leasa mands on state land ,was given to 1 A cease fire in Korea and a tery James Robb df Koewatin, Minn, I real honest to goodness peace ior a lease in Ontongon and j conference nana George Tansleys step dauqh ter spends her summers at Mack mac Islona and met the qover nor who gave her a bow tie She qavs it to Georqc who wore it to the banquet The qovernor ana his vife met Mr and Mrs Tans St Marys Church, Friday morn ley in front of the temple and rec ing, Rev Albert Schmitt officiat oqn ed them Murphy of Pinckney and at on sing,William and Patrick of Mun ith, Michael of Jackson and 3 sisters, Mrs, Mary Preus Mrs Frances Morrissey and Mrs Bessie Bruce The funeral war, at iiin Sjnilfiy ir ill I, y , aved with hi 1 am haoihei John Vjniir hroita r hal a hilt lav party Sinuhiy ar , a le a piel m i n 11 aft ni a lal i nek Jiaa flndie, lan a haiheii m, 0 he 1 hand Sain rhay Walla e Sinoa i hack in a ft ej heine ii fur a week A nn M nke a lal hei faniily for a ride Sunday and pot o , ian a no Vi looni u t ytnyd ail niyht at their Uncle Huberts, Ten of II are leading, c iiv ll Thi i out fourth hook this war Siv ,,f u are , eadin, A omd d chan of heartflyiiiq ,ie rriu , our third hook this yeav llJ John Holhen lias a new table There seems to have been a drop in farm prices the past year we vonner if this has any signii icance Since March 15 1952 cam has dropped from 165 to SI41 Wheat from S237 to S202, potatoes from 225 to 145, cat lie from 27 to 1750 veal calves 1 torn S3450 lo 2450 ana milk cow from 255 to 205 and milk j S475 to 3,95 1 i President Eisenhower either has a poor public relations man or hfl toes not pay attention to I him It ha been the custom I arnce 1909 when Bill Taft was vas president 01 the president 1 to thiow the first ball at the open ing1euqe qame at Washington D C All presidents have follow I ed this cistom Of course the president is not elected for this j purpose but it is a nice gesture as the majority oi people of this this n Jtion are base ball lovers and ball qames are the most pop ular radio broadcast The presi Wl,n dent announced he woald not at ten the eoeninq qame this year ris he had a qoli playinq date at I Aiqista, Ceorgia with Ben Ho gan, the champion However he I could not withstund the pressure iatnq Burial in St Marys Ceme 11 v Houghton counties last week Beaver trapping licenses this year totalled 3,107 so far eoaipared to 2,437 last year Pelts are worth about 38 A flowing oil well was brought in at Luddington recently It was drilled to Niagara rocknearly a mile below the earths surface been 2 Apply the peace conference to Indo Chino as well where the French are fighting corrmyinises 3 A general disarmment and reduction in manufacture of war material 4 Cessation of atomic warfare efforts 5Economic reconstrucion There is no mention of the course to be pursued in Korea Whetheuihe war will be stepped A 9 point program has released at Washington D C to reston the prairie chicken tocks Ths flocks nitnber less than, Up or the present police ar 40000 now Uon continued We are inclined starvation is reported to the latter view as defense con trac are being cancelled and the defense budget is to be cut light this winter due to mild weath and tho 3 day season 0 any kind of deer last ffall which reduced the herds ffaneH dipping Is good in cer tain places and not so good in fcthsts perch fishing is reported goed In Charlevioux county MBS CLFTA EATON Mrs CHfta Eaton, 89, died at Port Huron Thursday She was ion aunt of Mrs Huqh Doolittle Her husband EH Eaton died some years ago The body was brought to the Swarthout Funeral resident pupils Home and later taken to Glad, who are not in VOTES DOWN ANNEXATION The Gregory school voted own the leorganization plan to be cnnexe to the Stockbridge school district 91 to 68 This J 1 athei leaves them out on a limb as the Stockbridge school board has voted to accept no new non from schools the Stockbridge ioin iloilitet has a new pencil LeKny Im Nr ha a new rinjr am I V tmwiLr iir hjs a cimpas Joanne Biovoin went to a h Staurday Ronnie Singer ien the week enn j with hi jijandiiarcnt near irejooy an dt oi a t actor Mary Lee Asehenhrenner wnf 01 a show Friday Patty Pjiiyyilt lai a re,v aluminum back to Washington to throw the first ball stone Mich, where the funeralschool consolidated district Thisi and burial wfas held Sunday j wcvTd seem vould force thj Gregory school to aliqn herself Aith dncknev in the next fev e randfatle h heat, farry Lt leys yranilpavents ara coiidn visited at his home lasi week end They brought liim coloring hook Ann Menkf wont to a how Sat 11 r CHARiaS E KEAN Charles E Kean, 75, Michigan years Masonic leader and past presi dent of the Michiqan Savings , LOSE AT BRIGHTON 12 to 8 lLoan League died of a heart at ninckney lost to Brighton there tack at his home in Port Hrron Friday 12 to 8 They ouhlt Mbnday He was past master of Brighton 10 to 9 but 6 errors pro B0b Meabon Yet th residenthas said thatpPine Grove Lodge No 11 and alved their undoing US troops will be stationed inlong time secretary For 40 years got 3 hits for Pinckney and Jerry aslrixf duLrxootflijeese and Koea for some years to comehe has been chairman of trMioflca a double Evenson and rTreli errand lodge committee Larfy hit homers for togrton lagmaw Bay and Lake StQair Clcmmunist China on lodges which charters new jack ML m There was nothing said about llodges Ye editor has known and so did Southwell and Ln the nartition of Korea plan and I him for many years and he was man for Briqhon3crttenesPinck the UN receivership plan fofat the Past Masters banquet aetney Jeffreys Matteson Brigh Formosa aiven out by the secrePinckney April 11, The fmral was at Port Huron Wednesday Trout fishing is good in the up iary of state last week ahd later issu and northern lower penki I cVnied So the people are sUlli and wM F r ula V in the dark a to the course to The commission has boughtbe pursued if Russia turns down 436 acres of game lands in north the presidents demands em Michigan I The dept is experimenting RAINBOW GtRLS ASSEMBLY with aruenato of fcad to kill , n w on Southwell, Lehman A art Stew Many people, especially the is olationist think we should live in dependent oi the world and are self sustaining and able to live without any trade with foreign countries They dont know their onions 50 percent of the grain raised in this country is shipped abroad, 39 percent of the cotton land 60 percent of rice and other commoditiesWe know of course that this country irhports grain and other commodities from for eign ontries but that is recipor al trade If we buy their products they will have money to spend and buy American produce The biggest depression this country ever had was when President John Adams closed American por U to trade due to a dispute with Great Britian turned from Florida Satunhv and , brought her some souvenirs I A bill has been miroducea in THIRD iRADK NKWS Jcongress to allow people to de Barbara Raujhn was nine yearJduct medical and hospital bills l on April Lfith Charles Knot, Patty Milliken, 5 a redwine to h flay Joan Kndre saw blackbird Sunday Uonna Holister wont cloV Sunday nijuht We would like to thank Rowel for showing us his eons Nancy Reads ifrattdparents er iinTery pet pichilis Singer, and Richard DenKrahn were LADIES, THE BEEF COOK BOOK AND BUYING GUIDE Amy Aklen, cookery authority, provides recipes for roast beef, deviled beef bones,broiled steak PJJnfckrisy Rainbow Assembly London broil and beef roulades DLaXAr ttnd md ftanris Higgs in the orer and a roast beef temperatur kills th tZM asDarlcs ana wpu U4 X11 w Ww1 , g Te American initiated Mandy, Pery Also, tips on what cuts to buy ncis Higgs in the order and a roast beef ten SSJTtt a taTStllte CTThily niqht All the oK to chart See The fiSSS I Wood The only icers of Pinckney ,0 HWeekly, 0 b it is poisop if they lick 1 1VINTSTC V LODGE CALEN DAR FOR April 195 April 28 Lodge eucher tourna menr AV Masons irvitKi RegTar meeting May 5 7th district meeting nt Pinck nev Mry 11 absent Mfiilay Karen Sinjrer had hei hair cut this weekend One reading group read a play, was fun acting the parts It r lusnber or plywoodv rne omy icer ui mj VK CIA Wibk it is poisoniou and kills were Jit and infroduced bytoagcmne Allberta Dinkel W M Refresh mentft were ssrved gravrf with this Sundays April 26 issue of The Detroit Sunday Times StCVbridae 50 year member, nnmiux Jan went to the show on fhip niaht May 14 Suivlay Centennial of Washtenaw No 65 of Dexter May 16 Clare Miller W M u P W Curlett, Sec i pitcheav from their income tax To do this thev pould have to get receipts every time they have 6 and hospital treatment Th ctoc tors would also have to keep arecord of this Medical services at the present time are not deduc table MARBIAGF UCENSJ2S George Edler r 20, HjvslL Carolyn Beach, ISMilfordnoyd Way 25, Howell, Joan Shelter, Howell Gerald BaHman, 22 NcAKville, Irene Schndef, 19 WilUamston Niles Crysler 71 Pinckney beat Hartland there Brighton Domna iV J2 1 Tuesday 14 to 6 Dave HainesBrighton Richard 2 oiilson South Rale anfiehl anfl Grace have some now clothes Junior DarroW went to Lyons Saturday night Lucille atul Linda Barretts uncle of Holly visited them Sunday Claudia Jan SSTDorU MSr, 25 HackWPPmmMLII, I ,, PP iW jMJfs Jj fTME PmtPATCH Wednesday, April 22, lgSS Do you worry about forgetting to turn off the tank ing staff of the Olivet Colleqe freshman base bail team Rev Edward Vcdl preached for Rev Esic here last Sunday I Th Herndon Realty Co of Rush Lake have purchased 20 acres on Crooked Lake Howell Theater HO WELL MKfflQAlf Dcxtrr Hi eater uexW Mich 9 l Neighboring INbtes Kenneth Graham of Brighton has been appointed to the Trust una Committee oi the Living, i ston County Veterans Trus Fund Mr and Mrs George Webb of North Lake celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary April 13 i Thy have lived on the same ann 60 years I The new Chelsea elementary f school was dedicated April 20 Fit Sat April 24 25 tt THE HALT BREED Tues WedThurs April 21, 22, 23, with NIAGARA Robert Young, Jams Carter Technicolor jack Bettel wfik Also Marilyn Monroe, fosepk Colt BLACK CASTLE Vvi with Lon Chanyi Richard Green Fit, Sat April 24 25 2 Featuren 2 JEOPARDY wtth Barbara Stanwyck Barry Sullivan AND ROAD AGENT Siarrtaq Tbn Holt cartoon and shorn with RooertMS 9crnr Sun Mon AprU 26 speaker 4 men from Gregory and Stockbridge were fined 10 and costs each for a fight in a Chel sea tavern last week Jean Salyer daughter oi Mr and Mrs Corbet Salyer of Pinck ney underwent a appendicitis operation at Rowe hospital Stockbridge last week Dan Denton of GregoVy had returned from Florida and Cali fornia Paul Dancer has completed 40 years of duty at the Stockbridge State Bank April 17 27 TREASURE OF THE GCjLDEN CONDOR in technicolor y starring Cornel Wilde Constance Smith cartoon and comedy TuesTwed Thur April 22 Boris Karloft Paula Cocdoy and Stephen McNally 1 Cartoon NO SMOKING Sun Mon April 26 27 MA AND PA KETTLE ON VACATION Starring Marjorie Main Percy Kilbride Latest News, Don Cornell Sings Wed Thursdav April 29 30 CITY BENEATH THE SEA Starring Robert Ryan, Maria Power Anthony Quinn Susan Ball cartoon and news 23 in 1 William Ludigan Jane Grter Mitx Gaynor David Wayne to DOWN AMOJfG THE SHELTERING PALMS Technicolor cartoon novelty D n Coming Rev Ezra Beany, supt of the j Melvin, Ma and Pa Kettle Gregory school with Mr and 0n Vacation Theres a worryfre, workfree way to have hot water ac the turn of a tap, when you want it and thats ELECTRIC An automatic electric water heater gives the last word in hot water service Its clean carefree dependable as well as thrifty modern and durable Ask your electric appliance dealer or neighborhood Edison office for com plete details on the rightsized water heater for your home tllYOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison CfxK I Garden Tractors 2HP 36 H P 66Sr WITH POWER REVERB We have tractors thai a 10 year old cats operate o one to suit the He man ROTARY power Mowers, with or without tractors ROTARY Tillers, Cultivators, Discs, Plows, Weeder Attachments, Sickle Bar, Bull Dozer Blade, Furrow Plow, etc PRICE RANGE ON TRACTORS SI2950 22000 26500 34300 Free Demonstration on Your Land TERMS THAT YOU CAN MELT C F HEWLETT S SON Phone Pinckney 93 TREAT YOUR TIRED FEET TO REAL , FOOT COMFORT J Mrs Edgar Marshall took his pupils to the Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary at Kingsville Ontario last week Piepflant Pete and Bashful Joe will be at Fowlerville April 29th Wallace Childs has been in stalled as commander of the Howel nights Templars c Dr Herbert Benson has been appointed to the Hpwell city council to replace Orland Young elected mayor Clifford Jubb who retired after serving as Marion town clerk 21 years was honored at a party at the Marion town house Sat urcfcay night The American Ashhalt Coex pect to have their Howell plant J Sun Mon April 26 27 in operation June 1 It is located k SCARAMOUCHE east of the Thureson Lumber Co Technicolor Oscar Singer, Howjell painter I M , , and decorator died at McPher Stewart Granger, Eleanor Parker son hospital Monday The fun Also era wasl Wednesdav Leiqh and The TriCounty base ball lea Coming The Clown, Desert Legion Naked Spur, Seminole and Idaho, LCQ Theater Whitmore Lake Mioh 4 Scio Theatre TCIO DRIVE IK THEATRE on J 3 12 of Jackson Rd5 miles west of Ann Arbor FrL, Sat April 24 25 NOOSE HANGS HIGH Serine i Abbott and Costello AND BRAVE WARRIOR Technicolor Starring Jon Hall cartoon FrL, Sat April 24 25 MA AND PA KETTLE ON VACATION Starling Mariorie Main Percy Kilbride AND THE HOMESTEADERS Starrinr Wild Bill Elliot Cartoon Sun Mon AprU 2627 MAN BEHIND THE GUN Technicolor Starrina Randolph Scott 1Tues Wed Thur AprU 22 23 Abbott and Costello in meet CAPTAIN KIDD with Charles Laurrhton AND Walt Disneys ALL CARTOON FESTIVAL Technicolor Sylvan Cholsea KicniatLi gue held a meeting jot Howell ell Sunday Howard Spicer of Green Oak , of supervisors Mrs Mary Kelly,, is chairuan of the county board1 Brighton assesor, is the rst wo i man ever to sit on the county board of supervisors Notes of 48 Years Ago Dont tolrte tort, burning fet TryHetusive VlvetEez Air Cushion lnol Prtii ftei V UMI walking, gives pwittft oTWrt I otht 150tfyle, your xct listandwidth, personal Mlvice Shoes shipped direct from factory at bio savings for yeuWritil rrQr phoncTmrwdytowrvtyo AD MAT Net SALESMANS NAME ADDRESS FrL, Sot AprU 24 25 NAVAJO A true compelling adventurs Keenan Wynn oi a Navajo Indian Lad in ANr FEARLESS FAGAN THE FIGHTING WESTERNER I Cartoon Starrinq TSI Wd Th, April 22 23 Rudolph Scott Ann Shridm Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford j Sun Mon AprU 2b 27 CLEOPATRA 1 AFFAIR IN TRINIDAD Also THE SNIPER with Marie Windsor Also Cartoon ees are undergoing eye test tor , ,, r , defective vWoTand color blind M ness tank with guage, used 2 months Fak Irving Forbes who had his arms cut off by a train here re i turned to Stockbridge from the Sanitarium here Saturday I Ann Arbor stone masons rej pcVt lack of work due to use of j I cement blocks Mable Sigler, Lola Moran and I Mary Love were soloists at the PtKrrrnw un Congl church last Sunday WRCKNEY, MICR j jj Bert Green has gone to New York State 100 boats were bocked by ice at the So last week C L Bowman of Howell now Vi HP motor 15 Phone Dexter 5106 j Starring Claudett Colbert, Warren Williams and Henry Wllcoxon Pi Iso CrUon Tues Wed Thur April 22 23 A DAY IN THE COUNTRY In 3rd Dimenson Alse THE TALL TEXAN Wit Joe Clark ioyd Bridge, Lee Cob and Marie Windsor ACK HANNETT HONB 111 Wagoner Grocery Noics of 25 Years Ago e Salvation army solid , tors got S50 here one day last drives a new medicine wagon weelc Married by RevTrCornmerfprd State Highway Commissioner Tuesday evening Miss Mae Mo Rogers will hold a hearing at the rem and Fred J Teeple, both of town hall May 8 on the propos iPinckney tion to pave Main St Gene Mann is visiting relatives j The children of Patrick Lavey here He has visited every state gave him a dinner Sunday ir i in the union and China, Japan honor of his 80th pirthday and the Phillipines 20 members of Livingston Wm Gardner died at his home I There Will Be a Meeting of All Interested in SCOUTING Lodge attended a banguet anci MM degree Saturday night at City of Straits Lodge Detroit Saturday night John Rickenbadk er is the master there Bom to David Steptoe and on West Putnam Wednesday Francis Carr taught last weeM for Supt Clayton MiPer The body of Bill Monks, son of MoTcellus Monks wife found dead in the Pinckney mill pond wife at the Pinckney Saniatriupi, Wednesday morning He had ev April 15, a son, William Bang, hdently drowned some time dur hart I e qht He was popular At Pinckney High School Fri,pril All Mothers and Fathers of Boys Are Urged to Attend There WUl Be Pictures Refreshments Sponsored by Pinckney Civic Improvement Association Pnckney high school lost td Howell Friday 25 to 7 Hendee, Reason and Stackable pitched for Pinckney and Jones, Filkins and Haller for Howe Adam Mrvich will hoid an auction May Lon the Peter Kelly arm Norman Reason, auction eer 9 The funeral of Mrs Nora Gall oway motherdf Cline Galoway was held iat Howell Wednesday Casper Vollmer will hold an well known as a ball player and clerk of Putnam twp Mrs Emeline FeTcruson, former resident was found dead at heD home in Chelsea Friday , Born to Albert Watson and wife Unadilla April 19 a airi Mable Hartsuff, 29 died ato hdme of her parents Z A Hart guff and wife in Unadilla April 12 6066 Pinckney Road quality Merchandise LOW PRICES Beer and Wine to Take Out HOURS Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 to 8 Phone Howell 705J2 3f t 1 i i3l Q I Ctf2WBS M J , 4 M 1Wi w Sundav dinner guests at the auction sale of household goods nD Bead home were Fred Read at his home April 28th I OTd wife Mrs Prank Peters 4he Jack VanderwaH has movedT0hn McGuire and James Whiton the Rex Burnett farm ev fcanffles , The Pinckney grade school Terry Reason, son of Mr and beat Pettysville 6 o 5 Friday g Ry Reason who had his but lost to Younglove 12 to 5 tonsils out at St,Joe hospitaLAnn Tuesday Pinckney battery was lagt week came home last was Murray Kennedy and Russ Wednesday, , t ell Read e jyrrle Templeton femily Messrs Earl Baughn and Sam 0j Keego Harbor spnt Sunday ae Lapham have sold their game to Albert Shirley home i reserve at Dansville to J W re fire engine was called to Bird of Ann Arbor the Curtis Brown farm Saturday Don Swarthout is on the pitch nt by a qjass Are ft i 1 v PLUMBING WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dlnkd Hf 3 j For Prompt Dead Stock Removal CALL DARUHG COMPANY Call Hewed 460v IKJIIPWPPJWUJJi WJFf P IJHHPHIIM1 imipiwii LHUIJ , W M viw wiijitillum VJIPIHqplpJIHM THE PWCKKEY DBPATCH Wyjnxjgy April 22, 1953 W Groceries Dry goods Canned Goods Shoe ents Furnishings A lingerie Kennedy St ta 3 Mrs Mae Ketcham is now a Eloise, Way no county The Pinkney Assembly o Rainbow Girls attended tht Conql church in a body las Sunday Stanley Dinkol ana sonjohr were Sunaay dinner quests c Mrs Emma Broqan of Stock ridqe where Mrs Dinkel is con valescinq Pincknry Dispatch Entered as 2nd Clou Matter at Postoffice Act oi March 6 1877 114 SoHowell SL,PinckneyMich Subscription Pnc150 Pr Jfr W H Meyer lias bouqht thel Rebel Creamery building on j West Main St and wilil move I his qaraqe there 1 i Mi ana Mrs M E Danow at J tended the funeral of Oscar Sinq i er at hiowell Wednesday I The Pmckney Masons had aj lbee Ihursaay night and tinishea 11 fy I up a room ior boo Ackley i r James lincnure write from v 1 Tarnpa, r xonaa he reaa in the j Dispatch Gus Ledwidqe was in traininq tnere with the Shebly, N C team, went to the hotel, looked him up and haa him up to nit home tor dinner j Mi and Mrs rercy EUisMrd I Mis oyron Wiison and Ray j monj LUis and tamily of St Clair attenaea the weddinq o j ii the lormers nejce at Royal Oak jiilj baturaay i Charles Smith, son of Mr and Mis Or vine Smith of Pmckney,, and wife, Julie, are spendinq a month at tiue Waters Delray beach, rlorida vValte Clark ana wife were in Lansinq Fnaay Mrs Ida Frisbee of Shepherd is siayincr vviin Mrs Rose Hen dee iviis Waite Clark and Mrs, i Maron CarK anu baby spent Thmsday with Mrs Jean Meyer arv lanniy in xosilanti cs Kead and wife returned irom Florida an Pittsburq, Pa, Friday v e iiilith family spent h friends in Pontiac a Gallup iamly oi ruinimyioii spena bunday wieh I ine ivmriay jennedy tamily iwnui ratiei nets trie walls of i rvv television store upiney aie cinder block Friday Hainwa mq mem wiuqan oi Howell ween end with Mrs CJLO euwidqe sut ioa, cuncio at tne Iivin iuiiify iome were Mary Llien Doyle of Ann Arbor Mr ana Ilis ij ivcrijqn ana Mrs joe riOiiisey ot jacKson, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Lee qave pity last week lor Mrs Lyaia , nr on nei bGtn buehaay Georqe Meabon and wile call i ai the Wm Marshall home in oKbriaqe Sunaay Rex iiendee and Dale Meabon Sinqinq i JI Plumbing Heating R3 M Complete U13 numbing Fixtures and Suppiie ELECTRIC OIL AND GAS ROT WATER HEATER COMPLETE LIN OF PUMP ii 4, J 1 V ft i WE SELL WE INSTALL EAST M36 Phone 183F2 WF SERVICE W I i, vU AL POCOHONTAR LUMP , k KENTUCKY EGG srrcKXn Son PHONF 2W fEXTf iV iin tvxsnuaz aaf V 4 m I V a m I r c IL L J TT u rv Vver6 smelt iishina Don Swarthout and Fluqh Doo ,T t Mr ittr HLqe rnoay ai Wanted enenw Exp Llnnkicessary Apply in Person CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOURS PER WEEK Mich Molded Plasties little took to ho iy Eaton to Gladstone Sat ria returninq Monday They wen by Chicaqo and Wisconsin due to the ferry strike Mr and Mrs Fred Read re returned from Florida Califor nia Friday where they spent the venter u Arnold Berquist who spent the past year at the Mich State San came home Saturday Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller and Mr and Mrs Merlin Ambur qey attended the Builders Show in Detroit Sunday Andrew Campbell and son, Chris, vistied MrsSusan Camo bell Younq Sunday who is sick in a Biq Rapids hosspital, Saturday quests of the Leo Lavey home were Mr and Mrs Mervin Nile, Mr and Mrs ML Lavey, Mr and Mrs,Georae av ey and son, Pvt Emmet Lavey, of Jackson Pvt Lavey leaves spent Garth The Thomas Ware family vis iiou jOrjii Paul Waie at ,amp wutlv Siiiaay James Meyer ana wife i ,e veeK end with the Meyei tamily in Bad Axe j Seiqt iiiil McDonnell is home I nam Oklahoma City on 30 day teave He qoes to Iceland j David Nash, Donna Basydlo, ana Carol ercy saw the ball qarno m Detroit Saturday They I won tickets ior 4H work work, j Mrs and Mrs Duane Critten I den oi Ypsiianti and Mrs Josie j VanHorn oi Howell vere week end visitors at the Clifford Van Horn home Mary Weob and Susan Hiqq ins of Roval Oak spent Saturday with her qrancmotoher, Mrs Cora Webb Mrs Pearl Doyle of Wayne called on friends here Saturday , Bernard and Varies Lavey wn XT T t of Lansinq were in town SaturCamp Killmer, New Terse for OI n Frt ean Mav 4 f,aTohrL, Eisele has returned from j William Ketchcm is now at oni ,ZAre , enent the win the home of his dauqhter Mrs Arizona where he spent the win Dcrprfich in Lincoln Park Q Eichman were Sun Rev Rueqseqqer and Mark , jne SYat the Russel Glover I nHna oles Scrvici PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE PINCKNEY MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 3BC verwsK f6WkaS if 7 I l 11 f U 6 t 0 11 A Nash were smelt fishinq last week and had qood luck homenear Webberville f DKTER, MICHIGAN CeriinsdJmn HELP WAIUTD Carpenters Carp ante tt Helper Loborr, i h Steady Yeafr Aiuii v SEE Howard Ha kney ivncrugan 4 A vi ru Hli The Robert Kerr and Georqe WAV fizvr s wr sS ,d Duan cmd William wm Smvday at Jj CAF FUtlARP PAIC lovin tloin risk buiinetih, lo v v , price nrMide qutpmCTil f invrri , TOLHIST COfKT wllh 2 renlil ir with livmc iirlrrs t cafe, 1 If re liri Allyear oprr tnrl, bldfil si rrf, i r, ci t 11 NIGHT niinois li Larvi bid CFMFM food riiU t finr hu TAVtfiNInventorv ii for il RESTAt ity Shfu Stic priif cnoctpv 1IMK , cqup jibC 23, net proii Owneri have 1 , ,7V Trms, Irxi II i IVFSS With valuable irir , , fin Clinois toun T i or terms Reter to No III i r inGOper month Mi vciri, ir,mes In stiMlBilri,,1Tr,0, f r 11,000 PCiCT to No ILL ,, tfiirepJatton inniinols mdjtnii ,i ,n 5 yars, finest wuipmen eic so ooo Peter to Code No ILi 4ib vt proits on eoo voljt ,iprintfc inventory Steady tv r j ritu Tli, c1 irt r our, i rv ,T in modern Mi ,,xl r, i rr Jr , T1T II TN pnrer i RETAIL LICr r, r ,nj ,C I n q r v nL UT i1 urC83 il iu land 2ttorV ,v, I1M73 Ill, ,WDV DfcS Tr Dl ir,JXi i IT to ILL 146, ,n ivi sect niffh, Est, 40 40 Nn ILL 130 i i ncnic rn r r ta, ii Lvln n,, , Ian J JMier tocxir tLL485 iiroS L 1,,SIC 1 Wtown Prre includes equip, t invty fl 1,000 ILL 121 nthcr 111 crrnaril c ,i TEED SFED FFUTIUZER Ifl rich III farm r MV CO vth iMMyn Building and equipment In good condltlnn LnJ rcri for 12 per vear Rale Incl btrtgeoulp for 9,500 IXL 414 HOUSE MOTNO SPECIALISTS allh cry bMl qpmentin hoowiinctlLclty Ha very little eonipctitim irrt make hh prot PTc complete J12,000 ILL 30 i el CASI CAHnYORXERYin corner livadon in pre III citv irty turnover 2r hmr, prnss 100, W Tr,for qflipmf,n inviy 10,00 1 er toCcxk ILL 300 ATSPCRT with charter itarn i tar har,ar Citv own property, low lease, roid 111 tovn Price mctiKies fluttiiother cqutpmrnt,iir SI000 Rcier lolLL38 CAFE Ideal tor man udie in 111 city oj 20,000, nidc Ith living quarters at 150 per month Good oquiiP1 Prce inluoeg equtpmeni v,SO0plus Invty No ILLJ4 i ,,11 mi, iiied ir ar fitnos stl r,, FMc, hi5 3bdr,, id rqUijl,, ,i nnnt of 111 r no Sen ,i Ir1, M n M T m rerr h j 10 ,ViO TUAt TOP i VAtM IMP 1 vfryricri 111 rern Vid , ,v c5 p r r lnvivrq,, , MLdIC UOt VKVUISO V iMts aJi rarrni steady incomes TAvrns year tur,,, nluter , ILSTAi rfv 11 lAVIlS r1 ilfsftrffi35l r 1 t r r frn flue mhr ILL ii in luy til , i , ,, S7 per mOj MtOltjMWi ,fr ha 2 u i Sale PHC3 ,,rc IL i doci g, ,nr lutr nooo nvt , rep,lr PialJO Il rjnr Tris v, nTer io CLLt iLAVCrwUIP , LricitWdao ,r,s 3850 1 tlds rcw iisteaos iinu11 J T nr til aren SO profit Sale price 4,000 ILlil, STOlLhtndlcs JrynoodsnOtcn,fcecTiitei in HE, equip invty SI i , Refer to Code HrsiAlSTin Uw Tenn,cty serves fooda ider 2,oo6 ILL 330pnr 1CI LOCKED UT rl r, p iBAKERY with no cotrr ,VUarrD VIsTORE 2 fJTOYMWC comBiunyfUiiBodrnew mn , ir1 till 330 ncr rirtft rem pnCeo 0 M c I fill rrut utr t 11 , an Code Ku v3000Op iiaWJffiffrSiiWi A GREAT NEW RANGE FOR HOMES 8EY0NV THE GAS MAINS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE that doei not vt gasl Youv got It it t betiv it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER fA i, J Regular price Special price Yow ave Comt in today Bt th flrt to own thit beoutiful mnge with o many poinding eookingtcie footuret 239 50 17950 8000 fcftOrAI,l tutnlrin 1 agricultural n oirs ALE with firmly MUh rial til, tow IMS hW ffr 1, Code ILL 271, irtliiP in rich Jiiin1 h rr, 1 rental Sale, ALLSTAT i Sejodet cquig t v ORUOI ,t miv ter W7,ih pcicr tViLL2i, EwithHrjwIUranchtsn li coori lilcomM pgS TOOOM fh unlimited orpor for Brokeroge CorPOi ration PHONE y Berviee LAS Y 7vl i VijffppwjpigwTijBj ,iu ui my iwiwMvv1 m rm fwv frv JMfRI hrBtmilWFmlMJtiMllllFt it DUkiUftow Beano Spool Plaxuer RuiUMre Wednesday, April 22, 19 SIATF OP MICHIGAN Ibe Probate Court tat he County of UriagoiOB la too Matter of to Estate of Magabt Stackabky Decbsod At a session atscndl eoutt kola April 2, 1063 Xiran S PROFESSIONAL CORNER CittMt Btvr Giutds Calrivator Shovels Crank Shank JtoUiajT CoolMCI KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its just plain common sense to replace worn or broken pans on John Deere Equipment with only genufn John Deere Parts Why Because they always fit and perform as well as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original parts made from the same highgrade materials, from the same patterns and dies and with the same quality workmanship You cant afford to handicap the fine dependable performance of your John Deere Equipment Keep it 100 John Deere OU Filters J Dbk Blades Sccl Chain Assemblies Combine or Binder Canvases IriinniiiHUM 1 ijiiijiiuuil I HHiiliuiiiir Uu Knives and Sickle Notice it Hereby Given That persons intorootod in cdd estate aro directed to appoar before said Probate Court on April 27, 1953 at ten A M to show cause why a license should not bo S eated to K Loola Stackable, dministratix ol said state, io soil or mortgage tho interest of said ostato in certain roal estate, described in her petrtiion for the purpose of distribution It is OrderedVZhat notloo there oi bo given by publication of a copy hereof fox throe weeks con socutively previous to said day of hearinq in tho Pinckney Dis patch, and that the petitioner cause a copy of this notice to to bo served upon each known party hi interest at his last address by registered mail , re turn receipt demanded, at least lourteen 14 days prior to tuck hearing, or by personal service at least live 15 days prior to to such hearing Hiram RSoKJudqe of Probate A true coov Celestia ParshaU Reqister of Probate susttikvm DOTTY MD SSTnm k M to a P M except WedfteoeieT lues fSateJiJ 5 REAL Ell ii u a ft McCLOSeUSY psiftot 112V North Micijgu Tehsjjhonesi Office 935 2esi4Lbtje M4 Eveninas by ApuoinfesyuU HEBBSNEED Phone 13 iG7 E QAI iJci Bewail ryuhfcan heal fcstate lesuranjc Itckerge Cny, Lake and Fcaes Polv A Snecaatv kt Your Property VI I IU LEE LAVEY General ilnswr1 Ptoue MF3 rtnckny aVab STATE OF LVnCHOAN rht iooaie Court tor tb County of Livinaston At a session of said Cert held REFRIGERAHON SERVICE HAROLD RADY Repairs on All Makes PHONE 154F3 Pinckney AUCTiONEEB Farm Sales a SpdcialU BERT WYLlfc CALL FOWLEVILLE 436F6 DR C J TOWNER Httmes LoJu rVoperfbs and Business OpftornalEf List Your Property wife Us GERALD REASON Broker 2 Od Jec rth rear Pinckney, Mich Pheno 1 3 Wione 157F11 RetxrJrti MYSON J HUGHES Plumbina and foauno license I late Phone 183F2 1075 East M36, Pinckney Funeral Hoxe Don C Swarthoui, Director Modern Equipment Ambulance Service VfaMib3 39 6J Phrdfcney Mir FiaTiQckHbFF i OPTOMETRIST 120 VVest Grand fver Ave tkwell MichtawIhone 358 Residence 6 J1 UOYD HFNDEF Livestock Haujia Weekly TUps Muae Tc Dtro General TrucUnq Pinn7 Mir Phone 161F1 ROGER J CARR Grass Boards Plow Shares I far row Vccth April 7 1963 In the Mattw of the ftstate of Inez ft Bowdiih Deceased Present Honorable Hiram R Smith, Judge of Prefects Notice is Hereby Givn, That k creditors of said deoectsed axe required to present their eksaw in, , , wriungand under oath, to sendLake, for year around Dentist 6044 Portage Lake Ro 4, wto Phone Dextet 3461 Classified Ailv j Complete Insurance Coverage 1 Phone 43 Pinckney Mich, CEMETQKY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Aik td To Pa M1LFOR GRANITE WORKS Gilford, MiuhVan e We carry a complete siock of genuine John Deere Parts See us for your replacement needs Place your parts order now FOR SALE1940 Plymouth Club Coupe, radio and neater FOR SALE Cottages at Patterson Murrays Gulf Station wiui oil f Qfl SALE43o ieet on East Main CourtanTtorve a copvthereof furnace See BUI McMacken at j St in Pinckney, 1250 feet deep BumBTGmozymO Patterson Lake Dr, take Will sell all or part Bob Vedder Michigan, fiduciary of said, es l 1,TOR 3 late ad that such claims FOR SALfc Ataaan Violets ooth Swarthouta Portoq JB will U heard by said Court atsingle and double Also a num f Ca 4F4 the Probate Omce on June 22, jber of aprons Phone 121F4 5 1953, at ten A M Mrs Margaret Clark i To RentFurnished medern room It ie rcfered, That noaoe there j FOR SALECoai turnaue stoker, 355 East Main St, Pinckney by be yiven by publication of fired and in use now Phone 12QFU copy taeof far three wuefcs con i George Holt, Pincnkey, seeutivelyprevious to saiddayof phone 166 F2 hearing m the rckneyDispatch QmTF1o ft and that the d4cuary cause a ALLI 177 HPoTr r rul matinq, rigid cuUinq copy of this, notice to Uservod ashore and f bioedtesting Their 1ARTS THV FIT AND WEAR HKE LAVEY HAPDtVAHf WANTEDrA fuU time chef, must be experienced in hotel or club worlrrnale or female also two Short order cooks, full and part ffene, waitresses, maintenance Inen should know carpenter,elec triced work but not essential cleanup women, part time, sten grapher and bookkeeper Lakeland Golf Club, Brighton, Michigan, Frank Novack, Mar FOft SALE Dining room suite, table, buffet, china cabinet and four chairs, aii in good condition and all for 6000 spfnnet desk good condition for 10 breakfaat set, drop leaf table and 4 chairs for 10,00, Merwin Campbell, 245 Unadillt St Phone 168F2 FOR SALE Africa Violets make nice Easter gifts Mae Bryan 3Q20 W M 36 upon each known party in inter est a Us Last known adcjess by reqistered mniL return receipt demanded at least fourteen days prior to such hearina or by personal service at least five S days prior to such hearing Hiram R Sraithjudae of Probate A true copy ,SS INSTALL SPtSL By competent glasier ample Agister Z AUTOMOTIVE ED , stock on hand Curved wind shields and back qlaaa avail able ABES AUTO PARTS, HewelL Phone 151 WANTED To Take Care ef Chil dren will also do washing and ironinr, 1220 Mowers Road Pinckneys I STATE OF MrttMAN The Probate Court fat the County of UvJngston In Mutter ot the testate Marie Henrietta WadderDeeeas ed At a session of eaid Oourt held April 14, 1953 rresent Hon, Hiram R Smith Jusay oi Probate Notice is Hereby Gives, That all creditors of said deceased FOR SALE Baby chicks Started Chicks ceaar rowfcoat, t ach chick is a Product of cart board motor E L McKinley oioejaiesunq ineu xe and 306 Mill St, Pinckney i darns are selected on the batui FOR SALE4 Fresh Cows I ot heclt viqor and sise U S Risel Bokros, 2 miles south oi 1 approved Pullonem contreaed DVUMV Tamn Road Buy these csscks at GIBS FOUL Pinckney on Tama Roaa 1 TRY pARM Qnd HATCHERY w WANTED To Rent Modern 3 oi N Byron rd at city lunits roam apartment in town Phone 159 Howell, Michigan FOR 8ALEGrAVLU wasned f SBRVICE WH1Lfc YCH WAn sand and gravel graded or rrux sr ed also processed road gravel I LL VvORL JAkLJXlLA D J GRAVEL COMPANY LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED eVlANDELLS SAW FlUNG SHOP HILAND LAsv briST SIDt 11514 RIVER Dim 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 Mason Road Phone Howell 84 j 2 or Fowlerville 388F11 FOR SALEBABY CHICKS, white leghems,barred and white rocks New Hampshires and Hy line Chicks Order New Phone 105W Bob Sauire Hatchery i Qm 7,5131 By AppointmeB Howell Mich Reg 71003 Men Tues Wed, OWEN W FOWLER D S C Foot Specialist Chiropodb 216 W GcUUver, BrightonMicb Telephone Otiice Hcan I 1 att WANTEDJunk cars, scrap uron, jjs EASY TO USE OUR NIGHT metals, batteries, autamoUvei DEPOSITORY are required to present their radiaitejis, cast iron racUaJ0 Anj hour of the day or night claims in writing and under oath J furnace iron, junk farm including Sundays or holidays kto said Court and to serve a1 4y JKialo,acJ Ta wSSSI K vou lrfre in a bia hurTy 9 lt copy thereof upon Leonie Hull ABES AUTO PARTS, Howell i nrn TO DjHau vrtk iPhonA 151 of RFD No2, Knekney Michi Phoael51 gan, fiduciary of said estatemd yjjqTED To Rent Two such claims will be heard and fumighed Rooms Write or Call QUALITY r leats Faru Groceries VegetaMes ish that the heirs of said deceased will be dstermind by said Court at the Probate Olffice en June 29 193 at ten A M B is Ordered That Ncdce there ei be aiven by ntsbstoetfen of a copy ritreof lot tbree weebt ton seeutively preyioue to tali day of hearinq in the Plulftty fto A patch, a newspaper, printed and eirculated in said county Hiram ft Sat A true eeey Judge ef Prebot CosesiiCT fareheB Register ef when the bank is open Reduce the danger of handling cash by qetting it to the i bank as soon as possible, day or night whenever it suits your , convenience WANTHWooi, highest mcket TH JTRST NATIOWAT BANK I Neu Patterson Lake I Cvl Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS PLOWING DONEBy the tdcn or acre Carl Hollister 2822 West M36, Pinckney FOR SALIAMerUan Fleer lend ling Maahlne, large sise prise 1 780 phone Deleter 4M Earl Suggitt 401 Ann Boad Biq Stiver Lake price paid Lucius Doyle Phone 48, Pinckney MANO LESSONS Classical or Popular t A BEATTIE Rush Lre bone 1S7F13 iey Michigan KowelL Mick Under Federal Supervision Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation All Deposits I named tip tol0000 Her Each norxiuir i uat McPHPASOB SSV BAiv ntwesL sesesv TRAIN WMCI AT lOWsU MUN0 OL1ANWP The house new semens ore in urfe I Besnttli, ereW tW in every An FHA Heme Lean My be the eleemun htiiiihttt ,enti te the money piroWom in ,sn4eneg tie We thail m to eltjiti thit typ4 oi loan with our 1 Mposrei up to lU Mr Chick Starter and Laying Mash Farmers Feed Suppv Co ,i h tir fTHE HNCKNEY DiPATCHWednesday, April 22, 1953 Grarf School Newt SCHOOL NOTES CONT FOURTH GRADE NEWS at her home Dennis Speckenagel went to Briggs Stadium Sunday to see the St LouisDetroit double header Local Notes of school For the first time this The following attended the year, the girls had the winning can GS Friendship Night in Ann didate for president Margaret Higgs Arbor Mildred Miller, Kitsie is the lucky girl Larry Snowgold Dinkel and Alberta , Louise and The boys and girls enjoyed ha is the new vice pesident Karen Gus Carlene Ziegler,Eleanor Baughn ing Mrs Clark on Friday afternoon tafson, secretary, and Patty Palmer, Harold Porter and wiie, Mandy while Mrs Campbell conducted the treasurer The new officers were DeBort ,Margaret Abney and District Spelling Bee SWorn in by Peter Gerycz, one of hank Ziealer and wife Group I Spelling Bee winner was our expresidents T T 7 j M , Carol Miller with Francis Clark for Rip Van Winkle will be present v JeE7 J ,nOW at 1 runnerup The winning word was ed to the high school on Wednesday J W Uf 18 ,16 team those This stage presentation is highly season opens April 25 Group II Spelling Bee winner was recommended M8 J Scott, Mrs, Alice Nancy Wegener with Barbara Sing Congratulations to Cathie Wiltse, West of n Arbor, Mrs, Kather er for runnerup The winning word eighth grade for winning the dis McKillen of Dexter, Bert was together trict bee Everyone wishes to thank Roche of Lansing and George Susan LaBelle told about her train the seventh graders for getting the Roche of Fowlervlie were in trip to Vermont She treated all gym ready on day of the spell in town Saturday, of us to some sugar candy she had 111K M Louis Waaorier jr has brought home with her The seventh graders are studying tuiaad from Alabama wrhtVbook rlZl aspan ofour 1 M originaI oUowmg Smded the Animal Families unit of work AI7 fT161 L , Shrine dinner dance ae Fine AChKJarlawTki wTs ten , wi h thf 2w7 Ch Bri years old Thursday She had a party DS m 5n t Lawrence Camburn and wife, Clifford Mill er and wife, Geoge Tansley and wife,, Lawrence Baughn and Barbara McAfee v, Alberta Dinkel and W,F, Dorothy Eschs brother, Eugene, w23 in SL 9 Close has gone in the army Howard Read and wife attend FIFTH GRADE NEWS Pcrtricia Jones of Detroit pent n ShOW m De01t The spelling bee winners were week end at the Lester Mc jjtra p vn A Patty Rahrig and Gail Gustafson Afee home JrtSiK p runners up were Patsy Knight and Tuesday Mrs Raplh Hall at Wilbur Ewle Anita Shiey tended a Home Extension meet f owlemlle Sunday, We are making our giant map of ing at the home of Mrs Louise J Clmt0 an , wife spent the US for our bulletin board Canfield a Lakeland Wednes Sunday at the Ralph Clinton We have 4 gold fish in our ac day one at the Gregory town home mJcoln ffk quarium and a snail hall where a native of India at , e f1111 M J Reason We have all completed our health tending the U of M talked and e 11 them celebrate units Fridav one at iriA Mrxrli TiKrr, ir 48tlj wedding anniversary We wish to congratulate the 6th iaay Qne the HoweU Sunday by taking mem to Nich grade on their class night program p Driver and wife of TWr Detroit for dinner to the We enjoyed a preview of it on Wed J infect IW Th 7 yL J J i Sundav Mrs Jvce Clark Young and p WH rKTp0 Mr and Mrs Dale Miller went baby came home fram St our Rocket 4H Club at the Pot u lvas ipie Miner went ,,1 , ,1,, TL,,,f Luck dinner on Wednesday smelt fishing at Aux Gres A SH JL Barbara Russell is out with jaun ToV Bover mid wife soent Andrew Nesbitt and wife spent dice, we are writing letters to her Sunday at the Charles Pettiq JndaV William HoweU We are starting an insect unit Vne Detroit hcJne m Brighton Guy Blair and wife of Fowler Larry Camburn ard wife atSIXTH GRADE NEWS yille spent Sunday at the Roy tendea the 38th Wedding anniv W re very proud of Barbara DiTfingham home SOTV G Sheridan Hadleys in Massey who was fourth from the g Lloyd Hendee and two Jackson Sunday last down in the County Bee We children were in Lansing Wed Rav le and wiie V0 are also also proud of Cathie Wiltse, yjjoy were Sundav ouests at the Frank won , f MissFlorence Tupper of Flint Aberdeen home Our graduation program was a Jesse Henry home Vern Kenndv and wife of Desuccess We presented to Mrs SSv 1 M Martin and wife Sharp and Mrs Tasch corsages We QJ WQS oaIIed oof Lansing called at the Irvin gthe0 nificabTx180 f to 5 mf ilbTest Kennedy home Sunday VhSh a new schedule of er sister , , j The Roy Burns Jack Young for the rest of the year Mm Kitsie Dinkel, Alberta and Conkhn famihes spent We are looking forward to playing Mis Francis Robinson were in Sunday at the James Burns nomei another game of baseball with the Doit Friday n Ann Arbor, honoring his seventh grade We thank all the The Herb Palmer family of Wrthday y parents for the cup cakes Mint soent the week end at the Iun Bobon has signed to leacn Prtlmer home while Herb attnd hi th Winans pchool SEVENTH GRADE a teachers industrial art ron Walter Johnson and wift of New officers were elected for the von m Grand Rapids John Toledo spent Sunday at the student council for the last six weeks Bujg WQg QJ ere Simms home, Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch April 22, 1953 Description An account of the resource April 22, 1953 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 1953-04-22 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/50526b32236e2984c082429979084734.pdf 77fe6348950193e4796b41244673c25d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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W sici TW 5pf rv W MMHMMMI BBI 4 Pinckney Dispatch m mm v SK ft Vrt 78 THE PINCENEY DISPATCH vyednosday, April 29 1953 Michigan Mirror Maneuvers, pot shots, and pressure continue to characterize the state tax picture without get ting anywhere The Republicans Social Items ARE MARRIED SATURDAY Ann Kcrtheryn Bishop, dough ter of Mr and Mrs William Bish, wteTcSTp7hTtuHhey fe3US married Sat can pass o tar all bills have day to Robert Emmet Berry, CHURCH NEWS lutkoiic No 18 High School Athletics wt Lui,at Ummeiit CK JEFFREYS PITCHES Tiie son oi Mrs Helen Monks Berry and the late Emmet Berry, formerly pf Stockbridge The cere JACK JEFFREYS PITCHES NO HIT GAME i Maryi CkxthaBc Cb PfadBMy, Michigan n , , aef Fr Albert J Sclunitt Pftsiot1 aching ior Pinckney high Piane iiil uaue jNet s jfc uwuo i Papers have bnnn fm J beryl Simpsons has a ,toy air t with the accounts of thTnH n, of war rvu me Psonei1 encountered strong opposiion The house is said to favor a pay roll tax or the governors corpo , ration profit tax but the senate mony PIaiCe I V00 a, m is opposed to both a Queen oi e Miraculous Talk of a special session has 5 turch, Jackson, Rev led to the idea that the iegislat fi Dougherty saymg the nur urefcnay not adjourn May 2 bull01 ma 0 3 soloist, recess If the governor called a, A Mana ,8 special session he could limit toiJ0 ,,, Pof Angelicus matters considered to what he lson RuseUl ws a the or wanted If the legislature recess aan edm,he could not J The bride was given in mcar The arguement of those favor iage by her father She wore a ing a corporation profits tax is Chanully lace gown over satin tncrt it would rise enough money slipper that terminated in a cath so that the sales tax could be lirtedral length train fastenea to ed from food, clothing, etc Thusthe satin The bodice was molddetracts from the appeal of those ot Chantily lace, and 3uaduy Mawiteg Summer SMs 800 100C Uu Winter 800 1000 Hovtnna Deisttoasi Friday even at 0 t Jouiessioxut today ahex Moynu Dato Saturday 7i30 to 980 v V Sunday beitit 800 Mar V interSpe,ced Ill McriTo i2 stiikeouU j South Lyon men I airy Gyde Law a wilu qc t 6e Poetised on Amerir OC1 i Svliool uiuintjt Sotn Lyun here I aiherme buaa s fxida jack Jemeys, Pmckney wwiaiiq m Lexiei boiixor, feiiteiea the hall oi iame uonnie Kuhn snowed us lossinq a no hit qarue He qot birtiiaay caids bo who advocates a nuisance tax basing their argument that the buttoned in front with tiny lace covered buttons She carried people would repeal it when inewhite roSesThe gold cross worn is verv vprv wplrnm ,6 Lide waf 75 yea7s Pldl Youth for Chrisl Rally at Ka reached first, 2 walks and a Mbi win eqqs m it rlo haa n fnfer 2o for only about1 lvn maheci third sUike Only one oveialls I American prisoners m0 cTjl F4vf Keith Ruegsegger, Pastoi Only one Uvui was hit to the outheid and Jerry Mroixa cauqht that Jim Smith oi South Lyon only allowed 2 hiistanned 3 walkfeu i rinckney scored boih runs far exchangeahhouah more than th ftu,qh niany iviiice Glummer lost a toot U went to a show and has a ne J006 kan fhat are held or hm, b g stoiv cula,ed L ,ha 500 American Ann Arbor oon v u J prisoners mile forces ie prisoner of war IOL has always been deficit is cleaned up The only and c gift from her grandmother would be taxed are usmq pres wno was the wedding sure against these nuisance tax i m3 K Hickey was mat This includes the tourist, m,ron o honor she wwe a noox space gun uoibjLia LaBeiie has iUo blacKtt,ve oaoy chicw fared m aIl S00 Uonnie hioxom has a new cAch Th Haines I watcn ana went to a snow inlJaswas oeen a hard onP V, the Reyolulionaxy war the7m ,,,,, ,j iiuiteson Chi is Camp Jimmy omrey went to Howeu pJJan Prisoners capture, bv th MtoSv wShffeSun UU PIil Dave haltoS stole home when wS,qpBle bua dJU pithers bac was turner Wed Choir Practise Junior 4UJ iVlrolka qol Finckneys other hiturown sot Thursday night 800 Proe C u W Sharon Gallup tola as aouui j10 aV kept pnsaii jna 8OU 4 iiis pu3 jyincxno in a Ueniet oooKs,noway Ooody, Oirus Population xwn White and We preach Christ and everyoe Sr futt flace n lhe Ieaq,ue withand mmy ana 4 bar ri Ranch, fj0 ,115 wer placed m c Mancnester who has also pon umquiLj AmJurqey haa the fj01 Jd,he prisoners tvvo qames JJexter ac Lyon have lost one ana to qet new shoes nay ,Keiienijerg ow cmckshay i3iehn a bow and were kept ja tiulks or a saps und m of malnutrition and unsanitary n the Mexican war nay Aenentierge has yell aa k shPs and many died conditions the M crawinq land Saturday 800 p m South measeis Put is fcacK in school, i the black beans were shot The harti Johnny uinitei spent the week CiVli vvat tapped ail ior priori ena witn nis mothei in block an ii j atrocities There were 3 noton 4U v at the waist and the headdress Mratuna Wen hlr Plans to promote the state by of nvlon tuUe petals she carried Su da7 Scho 1 , Vcuii ropAiB 2etin Cott FeUuucalp Seni a national publicity program are QOin rapture roses being considered The Mich f m c Cowl f Jack Dept of Economic Development Qnd Robert Qrover ofc Bi would be aided by local cham Stockbridqe werQ klide3 maids dnSar faH a beis of commerece i,, J Their gown were identical with JtT ofilfe,and Pithat of the matron of honor UNADILLA PRESBYTERV tratfxc accidents is causing con Robert Groyer was man I Rev Yfiuch Qf cem yet the legislature lolled the Q Rot Qnd Thomas Bishops Morning Worship 1030 a tttll to set the speed hmit,at 65, ,, ughers sndv School IHc mUes They said it could not be, A tion w held at tho Tv P r, n entorced 1 here is alo a bill tonr, ,K n , hc,, or 2nn itJaSrvS 2 5 pra Tkweddii IRISH IMMIGRATio The traffic death rate this year kfast ako hdd there Vve iead th 4J0 M h so far is 60 percent higher tnan The bride5 mother wore aqranla lanQ3 ia New icrk h last year dress of rncruve crepe with whitei j irekmd last week tha largest i kTcrnr U,TTCPQ PHB nPYTFR accessories and had an orchid qie qioup to arrive in tnb cc K1 taKtlin h corsage The qroorn s try in 25 year The leuqest m j t in p,Ir newest subdivision mother a navy aress with pin, rrumqauc oi inn to this c n HOHOV, I WrtU Court named Ser the accessories and had an orehirJ Ay was about the y,ar ifc i , Jo Wall Court named otter me h tneir potakoe cro ff,iUj Ivieadow, ci iSStiJtS hlat couple left on a southern It was their W ar uus oi icSa Smith, p JM ILlt tri ,id on their return will live and they came here by the thou I tmckney beat This s a Federal Housinq Co at HO Seward Ave JackspnForsanJs mostly bJ steerage Hie 1 project San Young, frmr going away the bride wore a ia, rnney county title Pinckney Harrow, ss Vn, Braaley, 11 iiailieS, i o viCiiJOii ob Uiijucll, rA Jetiieys, p J fell tu South Lyon hiiiards, 2b Buutn, ib Hock, ts auiinji, t IVanrJonn, ri land iwo This is the second no hit bnae bhe is better am, iias i r soumer11 prisons, Libb in game for Pinckney Don Swar gamed 4 lbs Vnqinia, Belie isle and Andei Han , tts and Secona Grades sonville in So tli CarolinaUbby 1 John and Mike Harden have 2asa tobacco waiehouse but 3rdnew swing and a teeter toiler Andersonville was a stockade j ,11 wiu errors Swarihouti Lannie Morses brother,itoDbie 1 around a swuiupv creei i iaier beat HoweL o to J ioi the visited school Monday witn n0 builjmgs, sanitation oj Saturday james Daason and any km During the several AB R H,his lather put the speeaboat anayeaiscf its eustcnce 12,000 Un 3 u Urowboat in tne water at ronaqe011 PrJsonGis died there an are o 1 Lake iburied is tye i metery at thai 3 0 0 iu and iviike Tessmers giaru place The place was alive with Imomer is oac from Caliiorma Oono uonqnt tnem a playhorse, 2 0 0 3 0 1 0 a be completed August 1 Lynch who camej Pitching, o here much later told m ni Pisj ere from Ireland was Si8 i , me here at an opportune Dn Swarthout straight lined navy skirt navy time as there was a boom in rail spelling bee Witn and white accessories and carr road building here and they Cctntrel runnerup Pinckneyite and John McMuUen Piece suit witn box jccicet o, nere rriL o Ann Arbor are the builders ve and navy check over a saqo he The houses to cost S1S0U0 willwasted jersey blouse and a hey ca lice end itlth i knew a Dexter veteran who v as imprisoned, , swimming trunks ana 3Un glass j J1 io 0 soe lurii stones 1 0 0lefl i Seveiai times the prisoners riol 2 0 0 Saturday Becky Morris saw a ed and w,rfe ieprvcj ol food ai Ojiobin pulling a woini out of the J 1rlcu uino lOX several dnys The I h Hjqround Also 2 garden snakes I ciuei diet war, beans with meal 3 0 0jKODert Darrow and 2 brotheis I e onrje tola me that a Confeder 3 U 0J1,q r, 50u voims Saturday, jate officer frnc through on 3 0 0 ,mejection acccnpan, by a fat 3 0 0 oucona Liauo ,pua doq In sono way the pris 3 0 Oj Mary Lee V irenner was j oners entice, the oq into tneir 2 0 03 Wednesday ana had a party shack and killed the doq and ate 0 0 0iher school lit Jeisn Kingsiey c thir place 2 0 0 ihlly Light has been ill I was captured b, the f ierm ins 2 0 0, We made clowns Friday jn the battle of the Bulge in W Stockbricge o, Patty Sugqts qtanaparents W2He WJS not held Iona but a iJavo faines celebrated tneir wedding anni he ireutmont wtr not too bad versary Saturday I Horse meat was Karen Bloxom was m Detroit j diet, last week, Wallace Sinqer in Louison inj Years ago i oan , was one oi i the strong oovtrs of Europe i We thank Johnny Biehn foi i Then it enqeqe, in a war with tire principal won Mary MUOl v CCA, VVUllU the j Howell ana Billy ouDetroit too a curMrrwr RFUfT ATTnNK OFicd white aardenias weie beinq built nqht ana leit m We had a 4H Clothinq jwdq showing us his baby rabbits Misoia and Prussia in which it bHmuiiNU L vuniiwo w graduated trorn cludinq the Union Pacific ircmiac3 contest tor all members and, Mary Ellen Sinqer pulled a wn bidly defeated To the vie uyjLfU , ,, ti , r, , pacijlc Thee winners weie as follows oui tooth bunday bhe went to a Drois belong the spoils and as c BELLA In The American Weekly with Stockbridqe hiqh school, Jack the Atlantic to the v 3 issue of, son Junior College and Univer Irish built most of it this Sundays May 3 issue , The Detroit Sunday Times, read sity of Detroit I Was a Communist School A number of prenuptiall par Teacher In it Bella Dodd tells tier, were qiven for the bride how teachers are recruited into, Communist rarucs and how child j rens minds are poisonea against j Democracy Its MUST reading and after the oi a possible 300 points LorettaJor a checkup Monday railroads were completed found Tomasik first with 295, Ryani We visited the carnival booths resilt i eland Aas partitioned Russia taking part oi it and irus worr on them, or in the shops Bonner 2nd with 230,Dennis Mor fvionday and thank 6th qiaae sia or German the rest, io and many became enqineerr nan 3rd 275, Karon Tesjmer who had charqe of them MRS JULIA DOODY 271, Barbara Massey 270 Patty j Kathy Gustaison was Kahriq 2605, Wary Lou Cantrellthe head by a swinq and conductors This qave rise to the name of Railroad Irish or Shanty Irish and many of ihem250 and Lea Morgan 250 lived near the railroads in small We are going to the Cinerma hit on lg Wednesday Wallace Sinqer and Louis Tprifvm Weeklv with ivirs Julia Lavey Doody 9jhomeb So many Irish settled in Sat, May 2 at 1145 on bus 6 Haydu found some baby ducks in Jhe 3fm at 16 home of he ah I the section around the depots with Mr Vedder and 9 mothers Sundays Detroit limes ter Nug AqnQS KeliV in Ann and frei ht houses in Detroit that We haa multiplication today riftST DRIVERS MGWSaS Saturday She was the th sction was called corlciown and almost all had 100 ml UHiVn nrVflA onlv survivina child of the late unts crtinn mnd We did some paintinq for the , ado on Auqu314only Dexter also had a section called Saturday Nancy Read was in Gjegory Saiurday and saw some baby puppies and rabbits iQlHhTiirSdrivers Ucenses in Bernard ana Juha Lavey oilcorktown where most of the peo scnooi bocld party SaurY my Wilson and Diannc ii 4wuf of rkchiaan were iss pinckney, She married Henry j WOrked on the railroad The and were allowed to participate Curts brx5uqht their books back W,Sf those who received these Doody oi Dexter township in ection qangs were mostly Irish in the games Monday school or to enjoy Wnses 149 have no blemishes JJ ana lived there until Mr This has chanqed and Irish are, Seventh Grade News I John Singer spent Saturday aSSSc convlhons whatsoever117, P x longer predominantly the The 7th grade plays the 6th1 night with Rose Marie Vedder or WW, , , hwd in Ann Arbor iwo 1TV,I wnrVprs This section u uii u mtu i Tohn Coloan and foanne B I railroad workers This section soJt bali this week John Cologne and Joanne Bio or WUJOIW WTWV since hved ST Rav M iSSTof ptnekney sono, John and ed are dj was settled by Irish many 0v Wearereviewing our subjects Ijom had haircuts , ceased The funeral was at w whom ened the money to buy We enjoyed having Mr and Mary Lee Aschenbrenner has a Thomas Church, Ann ioor, , farms working on the rail john Ellis and tw0 students billfold Leroy Porter a qun,and tSSSInMSL with burial in StMarys meas except Au Gres and Whiti Cemetery Pinckney j f mey Drain Perch are running at NSAVE RECEPTIOIN SATURDAY the amily oi Rip VanWinkle I and Dianne Curts new shoes Tawas Bay, Rainbow trout hshi The teachers of the element peter and Jean acted uke old Third Grca KiiidSrgaxten News ary school qave a party Satur time troupers Micky Ritter has a Mohawk from the seventh grade Jean compassKaren Bloxom a ball Clark and Peter Gerycz out of John Cologne, bow and arrows ieg is poor Most of , t Forest included in a resent deerj Pat brows yards NIost of Houghton Lake State day night for the faculty of the Monday afternoon at two o haircut and Richard Krann 1 Pummers brother,Mike hasjold school e board and all ckck oudass went out to the elBut a browse study in which 700 deer new roller skates te school employees The gym t school to see the car Barbara Baughn spent ySdb were studied Cheri Darrow brought, Pureswere beautimUy deaoratedEach L yVe returned ba 1563 trappers bagged 6430 of the ilower show which she cut, elementary teacher had a car , School at two fc , , fever this year in Michigan out of the newspaper nival like concession such as w enioyed it very much, and i went fishing Sunday Butch cut Wed back to thelnite with Claudia Garr car High School at two forty five Terry Rowell and Bob Harner chapel will be built in the Dick Klein has ordered a cow OWI1 cans, throwing jghto thank Mrs Morris Bunny Hinchey was 10 years HStvrick Pines State park this boy belt by sending m a picture Qart8 a baUoon rinqinq aroc Qnd m B for taldng us 0ld Saturday vmar The money was contribut from a cereal box Dick can r les and shoohnq at targetsPn At Q meetinq 0f our student Paul Burq went to a show on idhv anonymous givers a 2 wheel bike he got tor nis btn zes were qiven, John Burq winn c0 a it was decided that any Sunday Richard Krahn had A fox which was trapped ana birthdiay ing the most Then therer,wJ one who disturbed during the icompany k on Kaye Wylies mothers birth J Winning word was raise held in caotivityat Elsie got a We are makinq clacks in our stunts and other games Refresh mee should qet a mar wav a year ago It was trapped room, with hands that wui go a en were served the self controI chart Iday is Wednesday miles away this year, still round v J i Ta We wish to thank Mrs Van Barbara Baughn, Kathy flea lani isappeared frcm the map of Europe until a iter World war 1 when it war recreated to act as a buffer state This did not work out and aqam it 1 under control oi Russia Somehow the Una dilla township rchook remind me of Poland Their schools have been partitioned Stock bridqo qettinq part of them unci Pinckney and Fowlerville the rest Back bo t 25 years ago Unadilla townships voted to con solvate their schools For about 10 years aftei nothing more was done Then they decided to vote on a bon issue to build a mod em hiqh school The present site did not have enough land and one on the Plainfield Rd at the edqe of Greqory was pickedThe bond issue was defeated and lat er when the Gregory 10 grade school burned another one was built on the site Then the town ship voted to disconsolidate In the meantime nearby schools reorganized with bus trans qxiStion and as a result have laker over practically all the Unadilla township schools TryMp GividfCarol Miller won the spelling bee with Sheri Foster runnerup Linda Rhodes had her tonsils f son and Grace Poulson saw larina the cc tr Linda Rhodes had her tonsils 1 TOTTHKAMENT ENDS Blaircum for inviting us to the son and Grace Poulson sen TtroUed burn of 150 acres out Saturday w G 1J bownna nw building on Monday Ma and Pa Kettle Sunday JnV FeXrbd Marsh flood perry Morgan and Horence 5 week 8 nenZ2 we hadur Eng Karen Singer had a perman yLZZ, w Rarwds wostitlev are aomg to have their tournament at the anoea DU , prhmH nt Saturdav ceremo Utley are gomg j tonsils out DOOK wmen sue oivuy cnoer and Charles tants at a ti Pinckney ended Sunday The Iish class in the gym Pfeiffer Beer eam of Ann rbr Imus acted as master of Ing project at Big Rapids held this week Suth Grade or ,eavibook which 8h6 brougm SnW Son Fred SSindChia tote ala time on the staqe The fcSft have completed the rrow both law wJd ducks erente and 70 may , again ,oon VanW Richard jent Saturday Rodney Mathison went to a penny carnival at Chelsea last Friday LIVINGSTON LODGE AU7 DAR FOR April 19SS Regular meeting May 5 7th district meeting at Pinck nev May 11 Stckbridae 50 year member ship night May 14 to other units father went to ms auni T TKdttv night bovl Conference at the University ship mght May it may Bg whUe he stayed home loannie J Hollie nu Centennial ol Washtenaw No taffifccMrridth Murray Keimedy family 65 of Dexter May16 Siting us m Keith Putnam lootedm Jbj rftrW theirs two called ai the Culver farm in Clare MiUer VV M 2iKforw towrand e fce dwlers had theirs ball game with the 7i wa engtse 090 0eetiad P W Curiett, Sec, I We ore doing animal story book reports Some of us drew pictures of mud turtles last week Orange book readers are mak ing an animal story book Red Book readers will make an animal puppet show Bobby Reason wears new glasses He looks distinguished We all made get well cards for lean Salver who had an a pendix operation at Stockbnage Noel Rose brought some baby catfish for our aguarium WCarWEV KINGS DAUGHTERS The Pinckney Ktaaii Dmghtsw will meet with Yir ey at 933 Rush Lake 4 o vlhursday, May 7 at 2 p m AvfJV r v MTHE PQfCDfEr DISPATCH Wednesday, April 29, 1953 r Wiig tmt rji Mb iv A Do ycu worry uSiout forgetting to turn off vL thiLtgnk ifA you tie omdfic y Youll enjoy the finest hot water service available when you have the rightsized automatic electric water heater Its worryfree workfree as well as dependable clean carefree thrifty and durable Why not take a minute to look into all the conveniences of an automatic electric water heater at your electric appliance dealers or neighborhood Edison office DEALER tjri oUITl Xrliiii i Silver Harvest Day A COMMUNITY EVENT IS HERE Every rfi 15 Sponsored by the Howell Chamber oj Commerce HOWELL, MICHIGAN in Cooperation with the Howell Merchants SOMEONE WINS EVERY WEEK BE PRESENT IT MAY BE YOU Its Fun and Its free Entry Cards Are Watting for You in All Howell Stores Where the Are Posted Rules oi the Contest ttMHBH Howell Theater HC WELL MICHIGAN Dextet Theater lUJ peopie emended the reopening oi tne remodelled StocKuadqe biaie Bank Last weeK iiie vomen received orchfi aia trie ua s Tues Wed Thur April 22 liie regoxy ijuiozi shop is wmEL iitS iZZ r clsea ana me Shjon jj THE STORY OF havo moved to Detroit 1 ywr nayOT Also FVi Sat May 1 23 Walt Disneys ROBINHCOD moved to Detroit us JViae Higgins oi Pinckney nab oeen dischurqeu liom roote , i, Jackson taitor Frank beger and wife ui Uifc jjiJfiOii Argus are in jew Orleans, La, tor two weeks tending uio nLA convention An examination was held for dnqnion ior postmaster Feb 28 j last but no appointment wasj maae Now anotner one is call ed ioi the near future Willis Kluck is acting postmaster The Owcsso speedway for, stock cars opened April 26 j Herb Sneed and Lloyd Berrierj of Howell took 4 boys to Singing bhaqe last week and came backlj with 1000 lbs of smelt Dr Hoiiis Sigier is now able to drive his own car He and Mrs j Siqler leit Howel Sunday for 2 months in Arizona Brighton high school seniors have reiurned from a 5 day trip to ltv ioi City The HcVcJii Cuyr tax rate ref nains at CO mllo tlus ye cur Queen in DOWN AMONG THE SHELTERING PALMS Technicolor i THE PACE THAT THRILLS with Staring Bill Williams Carla Balenda May 3 4 Sat May 1 novelty Shin, and Mon THE ROUGUES MARCH With Peter Lawfard Jianice Rule Also BARBED WIRE With Gene Autry Cartoon CLOWN With Starring Red Skelton, Jane Greer Latest News Sport Cartoon fues Wed Thur May5 6 7 DESERT LEGION Starrinq Alan Ladd,ArIene Dahl Richard Conte News Comedy Sport Cartoon Sin and Mon May 3 4 I LOVE MELVIN Technicolor Starring Donald OConnor and Debbte Reynolds Also ROYAL JOURNEY Official record of the visit of Lee Theater Whltmore Lake, Mich Fri t Eliaabeth and the Duke vj3c jonm county welfare dirj Edinburgh to Canada and ecior was admUed to IVcPher1 Washington cn hcrrltci lail week, fclowinq, Cartoon a heart attack J Tues Wed Thur May 5 6 7 Nii oid ii Iuomas Hovvlett MA AND PA KETTLE ON of Lrregcry ana Loy McCleeri VACATION p3n Lii v ctk Li Cuncu j Starring r, ic, lcne he, bovAMarjorie Main Percy Kilbride Comedy Novelty Cartoon p Cominq The Presidents Lady Ypsilanii Methodists broke and Battle Circus around for a rev SUOCO church ii ioaed to Kenneth Colton, 38 of IIveil and Jii itd 2, North last Sunday r t ISno Theatre H XM ,i in I en U iO owr I ion rebioe o opera led a LL yeaiS iiuviv and o douQiiivi senator nor i funexai was c ciay Rev, Lsic stoa Louqe iNj the comtrhiiai iww re was go passed v , CIO DRIVE IN THEATRE J S 12 oi Jackson Rd5 miles west of AIM Arbor a liie section anvx ut re ior 40 Tri ,iiK C are ne J J to tne home Sun iving U haci charge of service at grave Mai achy Roc no,, 70, died last week, he vws sapervisor of Put nam sevoxai teins and county sherifi from i80ij to JaOU He is survived b tiio wire, 4 brothers and 3 sisters Ross Read, Ona Campbell, J P Doie ana i ocr Larr atiend ed the Boy bcoui meeting at Howeii Tusscy iriyht 152 pupils ct the Pinckney school had tueir eyes lested last week 45 needed, glasses, 27 had slight defects The rest had normal vision On account of the iUnes of Gertrude, Tupper who has scar let feverthe senior play is post poned until May 11 A state wide test is beinq made of all drinking water used y schools Samples are beinq sent to Lansinq The high school team cannot get going They lost to Fowler Friday 15 to i The Mother and Daughter Banquet was at the ConqT church Wednesday nigh Mrs Aha Meyer was toastmistress Candleliqht sservice by Mrs Robert Jack Piano solo, Dorothy Carr and Evelyn Graves Solo, Beatrice VanHorn Toast to the Mothers, Ray mon da Ledwidqe Vocal Trio, Gertrude Tupper, Gladys and Arloa EsicToast to j Daughters, Mrs Esic Piano j Solo, Mildred HainesVocal Solo, Nellie GardnerInstTrio,EIIy and I Rita Iseler and Florence Bauqhn Solo, Mrs John Crr HoweP Address, Mrs Ambrose, Howell Sol orence Baughn Sat May 12 THE WILD NORTH Technicolor his wife j Starring J as a state Stewart Granger Cyd Charisse 1 Tt AND GLORY ALLEY Sarrina Leslie Garon Also Gartoon Sac May 12 DESERT LEGION ui technicolor Starring Allan Ladd AND DESPERATE SEARCH Stealing Howard Kell Jane Greer and Patricia Medina Also Cartoon Sun and Mon May 34 CALL ME MADAM in technicolor Starrinq Ethel Merman, Donald OConnor I Vera Ellen and George Sanders Novelty News Cartoon iTues WedLThur May 5 6 7 THE FIRST TIME j Starring Barbara Hale, Robert Cumminqs AND TURNING POINT Starrinq William Holden, Edmond OBrien and Alexis Smith Also News 1300 ihe r Sylvan t ir,atei Chelsea, Michigan Fri Sun and Mon May 3 4 BECAUSE YOUR MINE Technicolor tarrinc Mario Lanza AND APACHE WAR SMOKE Starring Gilbert Roland Glenda Farrell P Iso Cartoon Tues Wed, Thur Mav 5 6 1 THE BIG SKY with Kirk Douqlas AND SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET Technicolor With Frankie Laine Terry Moore Cartoon , Sat May 12 THE RAIDERS Technicolor With Richard Conte, Vivcoa Linilorm caxtoon news prt Sun and Mon May 3 MONTANO BELLE ilh Jane Russet, George Brent Sunday Shvvs, 3 5, 1 9 Cartoon and Stxirt as 1 Wed Thur Via L b THE LAWLESS BREED A Drama Starring Dick Hudson, Julia Adams and Mary Castle Cartoon musical ahows 715 and 910 Comingioaicno, Peter Pan and the Stooge V 4h JWtWMWKfr Wagoners Grocery a W No Papers Persons who have been dumping old papers on the Pdtaenn Township Dump n the HowellPinekney Road, are asked to discontinue this practise There is no method of disposing oi them there ana they blow on the highway There is a tfcxts law recording dumpinq rubbish on the highway and violators are subject to a fine The sheriff has been instructed to enforce the law Stank v Dnke Putnatm Township Supervisor PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP ELECTS The Pilgrim Fellow of the CongT Cdurch have elected the followinq officers Pres, Joyce Fuhrman Vice Pres, Jane Nash Sec, Ruth Kirschke Treas Jim MattfesonChapkriniDcrvid Nash Song Leader, Dorothy Enders PianistHaine JohnsonSerqe at Arms Bob Clark Wear AuCuduaHed ViLViTEEZ COMFCRf SHOES IF Yoii Are On YourTcet Lonf Hours DEKALB SEED CORN Youll find what yoou want in DeKalb DeKalb has 64 different varietiees One or more will fat your climate and your soil Call or see me today And remember I have the new DeKalb Chix too For 13 years more fanners have planted DeKalb than any other see corn For sale by Ralph Glenn Gregory ,Mich, 6066 Pinckney Rsad Quality Merchandise HOW PRICES Beer and Wine to Take Out HOURS Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 to 8 , f7 ca Phone Howell 705J2 Ctadl yon foot on 1000 tiny air fcatofcles, in elrot Set Cushion P L U M B I N U WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel sic m ihhorum Notes Fred Roepcke, 79, of Stockbridqe died April 16 By a vote of 33 to 6 the Plainfield school voted to consolidate with Stockbiidgsv oet psuoiraiPftYa SEBV1CB XU cU ftt yput tonyenlease in jonr home, offlc, t shop, to Rivo you Personal rittlut Soxviceana uw idu of sho oosufovt No oDUtiouNo extts oJuurf Prop WMTUtf, Witt , jick HANNETT PiCNEY MICR T For Prompt Dead Steek Removal GALL DARLING COMPANY Call Howell 460 iitHE TOfCI i 2Y DISPATCH MINM Wednesday, April 29 1953 The Peoples ivk Pinclmoy Dispatch ,, f Entered as 2nd Classic f Matter cd Posteffice Act oi March 8 1877 114 SoHuwell SLimckneyMich l yi Sufcscrtption PiCfc lbU per Yi 1 jji St ore A Mr iviuiphy oi Detroit has bought the Samborski pine Uqrove on me hovveii rid He is buiiamq a House ana will oper aie a nurseiy and qreenhouse Myron Hi ghes Plumbing H siting N vyi Groceries Drygoods L VV UmsicUsj has built a house at his onion marsh to house his miqrant workers this summer WW Dr Walter Mercer of East Lan sinq took his mother, Mis Ella f Mener who is sick to Brighton wheie she will be at the McGreq or home awhile Mio iaipn Hall attenued HOLIJ ixtension meetinq at Lcn sinq Mcnaay She will be n tel evison rVionaay Complete Hm Plumbing Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OH AND GAS HOT WATER HEATER T,J f,1 COMPLETE LINI OF PUMPS Can ned Gootfs hoe entf Ftfirflis htaaes tringeri 1 4 Mr and Ivtrs Haroid ams of A iii AIUG wcie Sunday visi tor t liic iiaiph Hall home Tiu Leo ijuUys iumily of Wailed iuic topoiii Sunday at the llOr ,lti hoiio Hi j V o aiqici Community CiLib uiii hoia their itrqalar nn n, n election oi ofticers at ti school iy 1 at 8 p m It v,ii lv ijioved , a ard part WE SEX WE INSTALL WE SfcJFtViCE ll EAST M36 Phone 183F2 i IV IHt, ffr TTT iVdM sir Kennedy s era e c u bevo oi iA 1 , JL0 dav ie Rose Var 1 anu i hwcqecjqer who is pile1, took tour mem Sunday school ilyinq , bo arport Friday bver, Campbell, ,,yu,, 1 ndtusMcM is Dk Vyiie, Aluu s7v Marilyn POCOHONTAS LUMP KENTUCKY EGG Sf Q Wckenei M ,fjao and Jack Shel oi vioiiect llio Arthur Krych o Mich State San ul last Wai M tear L oev Son II w iLfk eriente Vn necessary ipphr in Person CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOURS PER WEEK Mich Cecil Hooker of Ann Arbc ru the wcCA ,J Ql h Riy Dillingham home Ross Hinchey who ha boe paying with hu son, Haiob ,1 i moved back in hi own iuviy i Dr Harlow Shhan oi Jo called at the Wm Shehon hcrpc i Wednesday Tlie ijancio Kr j family of Detroit divi Mrr,vjSchuchart of Hovell Simday j Johr Boycr ana wA ,v Sunday amncr queit1 of fk 11u VValh oiid family o ster 1 Sinday quests at the A1, Shirley home were he i , Templeton famil, the Dr jGhirey, Leo Ewers aivj Lecari , Lee families j Stanley Dinkel and son John jny spent Sunday in Stockhridcir with Mrs Dinkel The Ronnie Hoskins famil c Detroit were Sunday quests of the Robert Ackley family Walter Clark and wife were in Lansing Thursday , i Mesdames Britt Brash, Mae Bryan, Blanch Clark and Mrs Martin Ritteer sr were in Detro Friday MrsWarda Harvod and Clcr c and Maureen of Howell werr Sunday dinner quests of the Dale Miller family It a Mo er hrs rrd r vas cnOr ,c i held vhn ieirel, o ,Lsrdna Spears PHONF 26 XTF O Hi O ic Ho k r ji , i ,1, rt a , soiled at iho Khei hoiie Sunda, R ri coPer, at the H u vere the C W s eirnLy of Ann Arbor and Jarqret Cldesnun ande j r of Drtt of i r and vil Girard arrlv, TueS d cr n TELEVISION n, roi iloriaa asi 1 va, ccrt ,,1 v t in v family of Por rni1 y Ur t h Ha Burns, Ta I M ,yert Younn wer y Mcdam Yrv fllll A Vokon Saturday Edith Carr came home ML herson hospital Fri and , PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE Mr fe PINCKNEY MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE H8F2 Mike Car and Ted Stockton are workiiv at the Vyhitr, Lapp inq Co Dick Campbell is workinq in the Murray Daaa oil taiion Sat , ardav and Sunday I The part of M 36 W from the J ,r ccinetirv to the school is b inq widened Miss Katherine Miller has siqn ed to teach the Pettysville school kh camina year Gerald Vedder recently under went an operation in St Joe hos pital, Ann Arbor HI iu uir o I u 11 s l FCWMfr irr3w TryrT,s,r3 Garden Tractor DEXTER, MICHIGAN HELP Carpenters Carpenters Hslpers Labori Steady Yea Atoaua vk SEE Mney, rvucnigcm s Roy Hannett is at Vetercm hospital, beorboni William, and Erza Pluroiiier dua out 7 foxee kwt week and 5 Isabei Nash of Ann Arbor ent the week end rt the Mavm Hitter ir home Sesgt Otis Matteaon and wile I i dua out 7 foxee kt week and S aesgi wu SSTw mi fete week Theie were 2 lki have gone to Florida for coup at 0B 099 oi wki ,A 2HP 8HP 86HP WJTH P0WE3 RSVERSE We ha3 frasicrs thai r 0 ysar od cars operate or one to sulJ hs He map, ROTARY Power per, wih or without tractors ROTARY THbrs, OaHwas Gises, Plows, Weeder Aitachmerns, SLd3 2r, M Doier Blads, Fisrirow Pc re PRICE RANGE Li IMOTORS 12930 S20GV CL 34500 Free emonisi 3 sr Ycur Land TlftMS THfiT iS OAH MET ft, F HEWLETT 3 Phone Pinckney 93 A GREAT NEW RANGE FOR HOMES BEYOND THE 6AS MAINS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE , The omaxlng outomitle oven pile thnt dot nof ut got Youve got seo it t bolievt it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Regular price Spacial price You fave Come in today Be the Ant to own thU beautiful range with o many outttonding cookingeost ftoturet 23950 17950 8000 PHONE HocKey Servicews K W 4t hrBMimm It iThui I Wednesday, April ft 19S f r TO m V r v x tis Ft Dik Harow Boris Spools PUattf Kiuuurt Cutter Bar GusM Is the Ony Luggag That You Con Match FOREVER PR0FESS1O mt RflWTY MD i Daily UiW K to JsE it CakmorShovU Crank Sbaek Jlolliaffoaheff KEEP YOUR EQUF4HNT 100 JOHN DESHE Its just plain common sense to re place worn or broken pans on John Deere Equipment with only genuine John Deere Parts Why Because they always fit and perform as well as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original pans made feem the same highgrade materials, flbm the same patterns aad dies and with the same quality workmanship You cant afford to handicap the 6ne, dependable performance of your John Deere Equipment Keep it 100 John Deere m Oil filter VL fetcept Wedoseta ,i Mwijue fn SCUJLJ j 5 J UM Q WcCLOSKEY I 112 North IVlKigu Viv Telephones Office 93w 5estti4jB 4 Evenings by ApinsnaU I S i ft j Howell MfeHiaui HERBSNEED 07 fjrtuAe loo 07 i Gi A7er riowoU Mk 6kau S nsal itiiJ lrsuianje, Uckerage Ciiy, iak and Faun Property A Speciality 4i You Property V U Sii Dili BIsdcs Steel Chain Assemblies OTTiTTTTTrrrr WTTTmr iiwiniiirM wniiiimiu ywnmrm IIlllllnTflflTirrTTTrilftiT inmmiir Combiat or Biader Caovases Ktuves and Sickles Grass Boards f S Harrow Teeth Plow Sharos We casy a complete stock of genuine JohnDeere Parts See us for your replacement needs Hare yeur parts order now vp,vvf OilN 1EFRE i3 Tni ij ms LIKE HAPDAF WANTEDA full time chef, must be experienced in hotel or oiub worlcxnale or female also two short order cooks, lull cmd part time, wentressoo, rmcdntenaaee men should know earpenterelee tricol work but not essential cleanup women, part oarapher and Mit Lakeland Goli CJlub, Brighten, Michigan, Frank Norook, Mgr FCft SALi Dining room suit,, table, buffet, nhiaa cabinet aad four chairB, all in qood condition and all for 6000 spmnet desk, good condition or 10 breakfast set, drop leaf table a4 4 ekgfa ior 10,00, Merwl Campbell, 24 UnadHlt St Phone 1I8FI FOR SALE Africa , Violets moJoe nice laeter gflts ATFTOMOTIvfc OIASS INST, JUL ED By competent glazier, ample stok on hand Curved wind shields and back glass avail able ABES AUTO PARTS Fowei Phone 161 WANTID To Take ere of 0hi dren will also do washinf end tnntoq 1220 Mowers Road mm jPinckneys W QUALITY Pil Meats Fruit Groceries Vegetables 5, Fish Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS Theres no such thfnf ss s discon tinued Skyway patters Now that graduation time it near, go te PEIRCES to look at Skyway W53 Skyway luggage fs lighter , 1953 Skyway luggage Is covered lis luscious KoroseaL 1953 Skyway comes to sfxteei shades that fit your latest shoes sad hat TOUT Skyway pattern can fee autched and added to whenever tjea seed more Skyway The luggage you flfo te he sees wish Sold at Peirces ffm Our Zayaivay Wan ST mL STORE FOB OMEN Howell Michigan FOtt SAtftxf AUTO REPAIROROCERY STORE eom SmU iw to Perm 20,000 aruiw fro, t8,0OO net Price Srcl, liiv all equipment, 13,200 Rtfer to Codu TA 5 ACRICULTUIiAL SPRAYING BucksCourtvFi ldtt7,000 Icarln 1951 Land equipment fnclun, 2 Mlgf truchH Vruc, jurt 2V600 Rffer to Code VENETIAN nLDMArUFACTURrNG Pnnliioii Cro,D 20,COO irmuilly, net 5,000 plus F vorht tttC pqulp 6 bus 6,000 fbu Inventory No PA 7S0 IESTAURANT and binith ovtr 2 arm 1 UL Pcrai country setting on tailti ithwav I ftr f r cabins Price 14,300 Rfer to Co N i2 HOTEL In Bucks Counlv, Pnn, Pamoii I r , i 0 year 1951 gross 33,000 net 10,000 l i t 93,000 plus Inventory ncfertoCorfo NuTiltr PA tr, TAXI CAB COMPANY In prosperous l , it 1, o 10,000, No olhrr prrmlLs grinlcd 3 a TiodI raba tncl Living quarters available, Price i I ,000 1 A 013 CABJNSAUTO SERVTCF EisoprnJurts Mkn crst 13,000, 6moltlunlthlde500 Or busv JViasvl highway I3rrca Price ompotc J7,5W PA 343 TViiADIO SFRVICf Cood opprlunity fur man wh hat knowledge of tlcctronics, Price of 3,520 les tlia rcplicmcnt rtf inventory fc fqulpmfnl Refer PA 69J PLUMBING ASD UFA INC WclleaUbUshed, fine repiWttyn Cnlylustrccs of this kind In small comnrjiv Ity Lowovcrhad Price 8,POO with Invn No PA 16 COALFERTILIZERCEMENT Ect for over 50 yra COLH rcpvitxliun Cross In 1851 51,000 Or TV Criitial FRulllnp Cmvllegre 6n00withovt tnven Nu PA 152 DAIRY STOHF E t in 1942 by prPsmt owner Kleady Incrcse In profits 3n36 last year ,500 rut vai 12,000 tnv, real estalo equip 23,760 No PA V3, TCfCm MARKET El Over 27yr Uihigh iro JJ rt of Philadelphia Hujh proilts, yearly grorr lrj00 ftvorable lease for store ft llv qtrs 13,200 A 479, HOTELBARRFSTAURNT Wain hvy tn P nn 9 fnib, ill with nlleU run water V wtt t r ilrml S otnors apt newly furn Complete, S Vi, PA 761, CENERAL CONTRACTING Only br dinc rooinjt, Bldinftilc wk InarcaPciin, 1951 gros S7S0 IJIU, irft VX Eifddlandequli Sit,700With ui v rPA 3CO IIOTELRESTALTUNTBAR Beautiful ariitcc urt O fl 175 acres, Bids aaaUlns 17 gucf rma, bsi bmquct, dtnc rms 4 sijriea, 100,0 PA 4 i jron,7rD MEAT MARKET Eat for 33 yrs ConEictiof sellingtorustorif is on rte, aisocuatambviPher 1S5 nit 0l P Nil nlus ln 0 PA 76 C0,L VAf0 KitV, , irnn CrOi,55,000 Low ovfrhcad Coo1 rt Luprice e, JTilfOd Jncludiig fcu eoulp,, 145 x 19P 1 7 prupcrlv Cod No PA 6b So STCHE 5n,,l rrperous Pirn on 105J rroB, 30,000, New eqJip, aidcirpcts Lev rorta, fong term ieSC 11,000 ircl 6Cj0lnv Coie tFA t75, MONUMENT MANUFACTLTES ESU tr Priw In ItsS Woneymaker for a century Workshop ah Tniicj Bid p, land, and oulp, ju1 1500 Code No FA 638 ELICTH1CAL APPL1ANCLS Bucks County, Pnn Crosse 50,000, act of 75 plus, Good 1, ctlo Meil fcas arrangemjwL 165CC IIJS inv CrxJ No PA 728 MCATLCCKERPROCESSrNC, PLANT Iowa location Bmtl town 2 Income apts In addition to ocutpp l9S2na 10,000 Comrlctc S29,t Refcr to Code No L T4S POULTRY FARM txcfclitnt goodill In prosprou Pirn, farm town Size WxllfVT, 16 acrs FXiit ecp, C condition Complete i4,200 Refer to No PA Ztt, Am CONDITrovrvc Wf iknowa Ptnn ciiv Drick bldr at reasonable rental Fquip, tncl vehicles Gross for 952, SC5000 p, , Prie o,000 Ocxi Kc PA S74 ClOCERYGENFwL MARKET Mdn aqulp well ct, bldtf locited rlist to Perm, Turnplkn tn M rlt co,y No compet In vicinity 22,000 Cai IPA 1059 COAL YAiiD SIJIC bus in Penti Industrial town Cjeta equip Uicl Possibilities forexps Cross of ISJ2, S100COO Prlre 41,000 Refw tp Code PA 9J8 JiOE REPAIRSPORTWC GOODS BTORE EsL la Jf 7, Pann Indust clry, Leaie on aide, tqvip Jnel ocr SO major tms of madi, furn PrlcaflSOOO IPA 954, IMPLEMENT COMPANY Modem bldg in Iowa farm town Ptna reputation Much return trade on servtca, Cros 1952, 42,000 Expan posEfcte 2,90, IA 26, MTLLWG COMPANY, b t Sdccadesfncsttlofoedbum, Near Claas 1 RR striinT 2slorv building Clientele ar farmers 1952 net, J 10000 Price 13,000 No IA 3W, IMPLEMENT BUSINESS Specialize n lot UarvaalV Sine equip One of richest farm areas fe nation, er 50 Items of shop, cine quip Price 43,5 CodeNv IA 212 HOMS FURKlSHiNGS Cmplt line of fcome forn No similar bus within 75 ml ad Brkk bldg, long term lease 1952 groaa, M,250 Prtco 10,000 IA 459 for BwMaffn 8113738 WT5 lOvie LEE LAVEY Geaera Ixupurcmta 59FJ PinckaY Mh 8U iiOEkiA lOU SER4GE Hepaia cu iUl Makes PnOisE 154F3 Piackney I iuCaONEEE I Farm baies a Spcialit bthi WYUU 1 CALL FOWuiiViLLE 436F6 DIi C J TOWNEB 1 atiat 44 Irtaga Loks A 4 n 4et hoae e i46i Lota Pteperti and Businsss OproftucJtie 1tat YOMX Property mwH Ms GERALD J480 Broker 2 0 Wcfth FearJ JifyjLjMPk tie a 3 Vhone 157F11 Hetolf MYBON J HUGHES PluabinQ and HeatinQ icecap ,1toie Phone 183F2 1075 JEaat M56 Piaey runeral Hoaue OOD C Swarthou iiictot Modem Equipment Ambuicmco iWvks FREjS C liiCkriOFF OPTCivlEimST 120 West Grand ISvet Av Ik well Michiaw loce 358 es1deace 61 UOYD HIWD2F Livestock Haulna Weekly 1ipa Mua Tc Dtr Gnerai Trackdna Pincn7 Mir Phone 161F1 RCGO I CARR i Complete Insurance Coverage Phone 43 Pinckney, Mich, CEMETiY MEMOBTALS Prics You Can Aifi d To Pai MILFOR GRANITE WORKS iv ui or d, ayUwxiixaa i tc ied Aiivft FOR SALE a 940 Plytmouth Club Coupe, radio and heater Murrays Guii Station i f Oh bALLCdtages at Patterson Uti bALt,jo leei on ilast Main Lake, ior year around with oil t, in mckney, iiibU teet deep iumacfc See Bill McMacken at Will sell all or part Bob Vedder iiOjJ latierson Lake Dr, sales man ior Noai unhom, realtor OR RENT J roem cottage at FT AL ,, h Swarthouts Cove, Portoqe Lake FuR bAU Atooan Vioitt Doth Pinciney single ana dauble Also a num wuuli7l Tiy her oi aprons Phone 121F4 To RentFurnishea modern roam , Mr Margaret Clark 355 East Main St, Pinckney GK SALECoal turnace stoker, Pnone 12QF11 tired and in use now Ceorae Holt, phone 166 F2 Pincnkey, IFOR bALL12 it Leaur rowuoat, Joars, anchors and 1 HP out board motor E I McKiiUcy ioOb Mill St Pinckney FCi SALL4 Fresh Cows Russel Bolaos, 9 vrMes south oi I Pinriey onTcina Pcad TiNTLi To Rent Koaern 3 ooan apaiiixient in towii for 2 ladies Phcrio 1 1FH FOR SAiETGriAvEL wushed santi and gn,vc qratcd oi mix ed also processed road grave D I GRAVEL COMPANY 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 Mason Road Phono Howell 384 I 2 or rVvlenile 388F11 FOR SALE BABY CHICKS, white leqhornp,barred and white rocks Hew Hampshire and Hy Line Chicks Order New Phono 305V Bob Sauire Hatchery Howell Mich WANTDJurik cars, scrap iron, metals, batteries, automotivs radiaitss, cast iron radiators, furnace iron, junk farm machin exy Weigh loads at city scaiss ABES AUTO PARTS, Howell, Phone 151 FOR aAlE Baby clucks Starteel Chieks Lach chic is a product oi care iul mating, rigid culling and biooaieuung Their sires and dam ce selected on the basis at health, vigor and size U S approved Pullonema contreiled Buy ihese cyicks at G1ES POUL ii VARM and HiCHRY lo 01 N Byion id at oily timus Phone KSfl Howell, Michigan AUTCrMATlC CAW 10,iNG 75f SERVICE HlLi, , i J WAH U wOauv QUAILATFrl Av i i, y I4ANOELL o iAW iJLiii iSiiU rU,LANL LAJS nrvT SIDfc J154 FJVPR DfTViE OWEN W fCvLEB D S C FT t Spe Jalst Chirupodiai U6 Vtr GdJfciver BrightonMich ieifhcri Ofdce Hour Office 7r o rppointmcn, Reo 710i3 Mtr Tuec WH THOUGHTS FOR MOTHERS DAY Tlie word moihsr is one that touches our hearts It recalls other heait words, hko home and childhoodscenes of happy days So all of us annually wel WANTED To Rent Two come Mothers Day, a tribute te furnished Rooms Write or Call ere one who has done so much J Neu Peterson Lake for us WANTEDWool, highest market THi PRST NVViOflAJ BilNh price penti Lucius Doyle Phone 42 Pinckney PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular K A BEATTIE Rush i Phone 157F13 ,, MiLiIaan Howell Mick Under Frdcral Suvc vtf Member Federrtl Deposit insurance Corporation Ao Deposits fnauted tip to10U0 vr Ech TerMXitijr FOR SALEAmerican Floor Sand ing Maohine, large size, price 7500 phone Dexter 4062 Earl SuggitL 9405 Ann Road I Big Silver Lako Established m incorporated 115 McpHfft L no we u, lvucn i TRAIN WORECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP The house needs pcantjng, new screens are in order The urge to fixup and cleanup i present in every household An FHA Home Improvement Loan may b the answer to the J I money prop n in meeting the costs We shall be glad to dTicass this type of loan with our cu STSpodto up to WQQP5J5 stir bv our menibriiup ChklStarter and Laying Mash Farm3rs Feed Suppi Co , A H SSh Personal JStk of 48 Years Ago Tha g Gerald Veddex recently under Madeline Miller,Hilda and Char The lawn mower is again oi iwMarton Y went an operation in St Joe hos lene Cole and Eleanor Bauglin heard in Pinckney , wwon pital, Ann Arbor were in Detroit Friday The coroners jury impanelled MHS fl606 n Miss Katherine MiUer has sign Albert and Alberta Dinkel and by Justice Dell Carr found that ffne Henrietta WaiderDeceas ed to teach the Pettysville school Harold Porter took part in the Rill Monks came to his death by ftoc , the coining year OES Friendship night at Howell drowning during an epileptic Aoriiu u5 U George Thompson and wife last Tuesday night seizure v , r H o c th were Sunday dinner quests of Mr and MrsWmCaverly and The word was received here UdaQi IUT Mrs Beverly Clavinger of Ann Mrs Casey Wiggins of Howell, here Friday that Boniest Darrow Nce is Hereby Given, That Arbor Mrs Geneva VanSJambrook, son of Mr and Mrs W B, Dor ,an creditors of snid deceased Jack Darrow and wife have MrsEloyse Campbell and Paula row was killed at Oak Park Ze aZld to nresenihtir moved from Howell t Pingree Curlett attended tfafr Rudolph Chicago while brakeman on the Claims in wrSina and ndlr Sfth Road k Frimles ooperetta, e Firefly Chicago and Northwestern Rail sold Court and to irv a Miss Norma Jean Evers will at the Ypsilanti Slate Normal road The funeral was at the M CODV thereof unon LMIUTHUS teach the Green school on Ping College last Thursday night E Church here Sunday Rev ofR F D No 2 Pmckev Micru ree Road next year Miss Isabel Brady, a former pas Simpson of Detroit officiating ann fifWirnv Qf H pctat nnd Mrs Susan Campbell Young tors daughter, was in the cast Paul Tessmer of Ann Arbor gnch 11 be hd aSd was discharged from Big Rap Wm Malcholl6xf Stockbridge has started a boat livery at Lake t tnt hVirof said deceased ids hospital last Thursday was killed Saturdav night when land f deimind by said Surl Mr and Mrs Merwin Campbell his car hit a tree as re was re Rep Charles VanKeuran has at the probate Office on June 29 called on Ona Campbell at the turning home from a dance introduced a bill in the legisla 1935 af tcn j iVj Sparrow hospital Lansing Sun Mrs Clemena Bowen and ture banning Sunday hunting in H oiuered That Notice there day , , daughter, Flossie of Howell call Putnam, Green Oak and Handy gjvejl Dv pubhcanon 01 0 Ronnie Danow has returned Cj at the Andrew Nesbitt home, townships copy bereoi i three wociu con home after a year spent in Cant Friday Myron Mills, husband of Mab ecuUveiy lous to said day ornkx James Whitley and wife at le Mann, has been elected pres of hearinq in the pjncffney DisMr and Mrs Bert Benham of tended the Builders Sho in De ident of the Lansing and Jackson patch, a newspaper printed and Brighton and George Thompson Tuesday Liectric Railroad circulated in said county ana wife were Friday dinner je Gerry Eichman family C J Teeple and wife have Hiram FL Smith guests at the M E Darrow Spent Sunday at Doni Spears moved in the home they pur A trn copy judge oi obat home home in Detroit chased of Ms H D Grieve Celestia Parnhnl, Mrand MrsRoss Read attend precj Read and wife and Joe We are enioyina raaishes and Ieqister of Probate ed the Anniversaiy Club dinner dosser and wife of Ann Arbor lettuce from our garden Saturday at the Monks Hotel in were Saturday dinner guests at The M E Ladies Aid held a STATE OF MICIiUAN Uighon honorinig the wedding the james Whitley home tea Wednesday at the home of Hie iMbate Cour iw tim County anniversary of Mr and Mrs, Sunday guests at the Mark Mrs Wm Mercer of Livkmston Fred Teeple Nash home were Wesley Read Fire at Gregory Tuesday did K , l0ar, , A r 1 n Mrs Sadie Read is called to Rose Hendee, Mrs Ida much damage to the Maccabee , 7sef of d rl held serve on jury this week fjrisbee and Isabel Nash hall pLn ih , F Clifford Miller and wife spent The James Whitiey family The newest fad amom U of M In R Bow , utft,f Sunday at the Floyd Fuiford spant Sunday at the John Mc students at Arm Arbor is top Present Hcnorabam R home in Wayne Quire home in Det roit spinning The record is a minute smith, ludae of Prahate The Vincent Shields family of Herberl Cameron and wife of and a half Notice is h e v UvTrfrhot all Ann Arbor spent Sunday at the losco called the Mea Mr and Mrs Phillips of Jack 0f said delised are re Lee Lavey home, n home Sunday son closed their series of dances io presenl their claims Andrew Campbell and Chris Georae Meabon and wife call here Friday They had an eight wntma and under alh, to said and Oscar Beck and sons went ed at the William Marshall piece orchestra Court, and to serve a copy thereof smelt fishing to Alabaster batur homQ in Stockbridge Saturday A dance called the barn dance upou Arthur C Buliis cf Gregory day ,, Wm, Gettys and wife of Che I is provina very popular Michigan, fiduciary of said es Mrs Mable Suydam returned sea were Sundav visitors at the Wm Moran is busy making lut8 ud that such claims from Florida last Wednesday L j Henry home cement blocks for W H Place will be heard by said Court at last Wednesday whdre she gorn to jdon Lamb and wife ways large bay windowthe CP tha Probate Ctfhce on June 22, spent the winter Detroit Sunday, son, Ford Ro Sykes home and George Rea 1353, at ten A M Mrs Gladys Davis took 39 zel sons new home It M Ordered, That aofice there members of her biology class Ted Olson and wife of Dear William Hudson will work th by be civen by publication oi eo Battle Creek Friday on a char born speTlt Sunday at the Joe Hinckley farm this year couf eoi for three weks con tered Shortway bus where they Griffith home John Dinkel has a bran new secutivelyprevious iosciddaycf went through the Kellogg bird The jerry Qark family of Sil buggy hearinq in the FinckneyDispatch sanctuary and the factory ver iaye and the Tom Clark fam Charles Campbell is building and that the fidicuary causw a Edward Nuoffer and wife of jjv oi nn Arbor called on MTS fen for Hiram Martin copy of thin notice to be served Holt were Sunday guests at the Margaret Clark and family Sun The Young Mens Club now uaon each known party in inter Lloyd Hendee home ay has the following members, est lift last known adc ress by The Birdsonq and Ward famil jS Q4 V Clark of Ann Ar jforbert GilletteCUiord Baughn, registered mail, return receipt ies gave a dance Saturday night spent Sunday at the Walter pTea Read, Cecil Sigler, Emil demanded at least fourteen days at the Marion town house Ed krrk horn Lambertson, Fred Campbell, pricr to such hearina, or by Maas orchestra played 2 bus loads of stndents ccrme Morley Vauahn, Clayton Place personal service at least five 5 Miss Alberta Dinkel and WF out , the u of M last week way, Floris Moran, William Ken day prior to surh heariaa Close attended the OES Friend Thursday, Friday and Saturday nedy, Ross ReadLeo Lavey, Lee Hiram R Smithjudge of Probate ship night at Byron Fridoy , to cleanup and paint the build Barton Brayton Placeway, J A true copy Homer Milliron and wife of the y Df M Fresh Air Ray Kennedy, Arthur Swarthout, Celeta Pmrshall Detroit spent Sunday at the Al cZmp jpijtterson Lake and Rev Mylne Regbter Probate bert Dinkel home 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 April 29, 1953 Description An account of the resource April 29, 1953 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 1953-04-29 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/5c98a0800811e1102ec95da15fb44eef.pdf 2926340c32f983255921db7edd9b52d7 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. ,3fctig PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 6 1953 KbhifM Mkrar Deaths CLYDE McINTYBE The house very deftly shoved, S , f the tax problem into the lap of te Alexander and Adelaide, Se senatelast week when they I Mclntyre oi Pinckney died at I passed both the Cloon income home in PonUac Michigan tabUI and the Nill corporate He had recenUy return, pronee bOL This removed the ed from Florida He attended the pressure from them and left the ch hereiwo , of next move up to the senate The the Young Mens Qui here dur senate is stalling ior time and me aays oi hev Myine,piay has moved the adjournment or ed on the ball team ana had a reess date ton May 22 to June e f1 H ma 15 The house Democrats and He, Ag Walsh, daughter of Mr Ucas got together and pass edme Cloon bill then they sub ownship They bved on the stituted the Nill corporate profits i Mcjntyre farm on M36E now I tax bill for the wording of one oi Senator Higgins which had al owned by L J Henry for several years and then moved to Pon tiac where he was employedas are his ready been passed Higgins is aua wnere ne was em bitter faTof thTcorpoirate profits toolmaker Survivmg tox ThcTamendedpassed 70 4 1 f o 15 This is th goveWTbinit Brower U South Bend Ind JJT ,AMJTrjlma Tha nov Nanette, Mary Adelaide and Undir JZLSSZ T,gonJenne at homeThere is a broth1 emor says J Eugene, of Fowlerville, Iy 8 per cent of the states income Tk,a, WB c n the national average is 23 per centindividuals pay 79 percent The funeral was at St Vincent DePau ChurchPontiac this morn SSSEL predicted The bill limiting speed of mot or boats passed in the house but was killed in the senate Reason given it was too drastic Chief Justice Dethmers of the supreme court wants the justices of that body appointed instead of elected He was reelected by a scant 2,000 vote margin last month He says the justices are GEORGE W SKINNER George W Skinner, a former CHURCH NEWS Catholic , Mary Catholic Churcr Ptodbiay Michigan ST Fr Albsxt Sdunffl Fasos uaduy Mounts immex 6stfU, 8HXL iOtOC Muter 800 4 lh00 sovenna DetDttonei ciday eveaan at 7301 e wtessions r iday m He trena art4oui Saturday 7t3Q taJtM V Svadaz bei fcOO Mfe nign 6cnooi Athletics J SCHQBL HEWS , Uirratf Ummtm imciaisy had an easy time beating Dexter here Friday 1U j to 3 They scored 6 runs the hrst inning on 4 hits, a walk and an error Dan Nuttle who pitched no hit game last year was in the box ior Dexter He has had a sore icnrm and this was his hrst game He aliowen 111 hits, hit a batter and walked 3 Jack Jeffreys tor Pinckney allJ owed 5 hits1 walked 3 and hit 1 FIRST iRAUE NEWS Hoxtand twp was fc to consolidate out schools ana institute bus , lT,y was Jgj u HopAUntficounty to consolidate outmoded oppv district schools moaea Judy Haines has Cassidv and horse Topp CeorKf Colors went to sic Pu t I service Ihis was over 30 years Pan ,i ihe way home he aw thij aqo in tact in 1921 It was an Shiny wreck innovation and the prophets m Anuria McMacken saw a raoon gloom predicted disaster tor Hart lu front lls , , Ilan but in some way thev Z Clifford Efcele yrtM a lOOk IVDOit vivVl rrnri kJ i i f r ou rinckney Darrow, ss Mrofka ci Congregations Lev, Keith Ruegssgf eV Pastor Sunday School 30 a m Morning Worship 1Q45 ars Bradley, rt Radio Broadcast Station WPAG, Matteson, c Ann Arbor 330 to ,400 pm i Haines, lb 41 Pilgrim Fellowship 700pan iMeabon, 3b 4 1 Monday NightBible Study 800 Campbeli if 3 0 Wed Choir Practise Jiwior 400K Mattesjn, 11 10 Liexier qot 3 runs on wild pitches AB R H 2 2 1 4 1 3 1 4 1 4 1 vived and had to build an addii ai , 1 , ,wonti drivmg aschoolbusThere in 1 to fhi hospital ior a tonsileftomy 1 91 i luwe m iw ,buut Tommy of A Bar A Ranch andion 0a tne 1 a OuM,uita Ainbury, mother wont AtVt Hartlan toned Hi1 jraidmothr is sick too John Dinkcl hav a new tiblet Mike Plwmmcv went 10 a how and 21 and has driven one since On May 12 he will re the quest oi honor at a dinnei there The ljsow Robin Houd speaker is non other Uian Clais 21 Ray KellenbeiKer has a new pencil1 aVlor, Supt of public i 0 1 1 0 tion it Rowell, 2 b Nash, 2b Jeffreys, p Senior 730 Thursday night 800 Prayer Meet inq wH P m , We preach Christ andfceryonejtpeixlier is very, very welcome Gale, cf Youth for Christ banquet at L Forshee Howell armory May 8 Musical Bryce, 3b 2b aTiyo rJT11 TProaiam and filmjhe Qrecrt DisKarvel, ss Pinckney resident, died at the HW V IS , ,, 2 2 1 0 4 1 AB H 3 1 3 1 Wyandotte General Hospital on Apuil 28 Burial was May 1 in Woodmere Cemetery I overyi Cavery Menndhite ClXv Rev, Ezra Beachy, ct S S Supt Waltti i4rjmlno WonhlD v i 000 Sunday Sehul li 00 hldbocs H019 iis45 01111 Peop to B Xeeua Jottw FallalJiip SerT VedoMda b00 c ra 3 Krull, lb 4 Long, 3b 4 J orshee, c 2 rtorfcr, rf 2 1C Malfcy, rf I t Miles, If 2 r , Trinkle,lf 1 Nuttle p 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 and stnir new shurp IJauv Simpson ias a new box rvo1 Ihe idea of what is fun aiifers Judv Hkkfii has a v w tidi accordmq to various people i What is fun tor one miqht be tra ii ji, 1qic ior someone eise in Utica, Mich 3 bos and 2 qirls havo just been assessed fanes totallinq S250 ior damaqe done 1o tne cemetery there They tipper over hi ancient monuements breakinq some oi them and were anoste a ad holed into probate court in Mt Clemens Their par ents will have to pay the tine f 11 i 11 P 1 h i , vn 1 a 11 1 14 t 1 j iii name is Pau icia 1 linuny Shirey has new 11 1 2 H 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 a thii It fW 730 THOMAS FEATHERLY Thomas Hecrtherly 68, retired Hamburg merchant, died SunA , A , , 1 day He leaves his wife 2 daugh expected to render inpartial jt yMxs w j and Mrs cisions even if such decisions Jack B and Q SQn Jame affect their election He cited in The tuneral was at Hamburg stances in which organizations Episcopal church Tuesday with worked against the electionof burial t Hamburg justices because they rendered decisions against them WIN MONDAY NIGHT TROPHY The Lavey Hardware i,jam SENIOA PARTS ASSIGNED iwon the MndaY ht uile at, Sunday bcuoo The senior parts were assign the iaiosa howl ana the trophy Evening Scivi ed MondayLois Beachy is valej which is on display in the Lavey dictorian and Clare CampbeU Hardwarewindow The team is DTrDTlul PPrTrtir,UI and Lucille Beachy tied for sal Geage Asciienbiennei, James PILGRIM FELLOW brill utaorian The Beachy girls are Meyer Ralph Craig, John Ros1 TheT Pilgrim rehowshio oi th twinsCounmencement is May 28 itei Marlin RlUer and L IncV cillucn ve elected tluCab is sponsoring a Flower Root MoUozinq omcers Pres Karei Anranqeing Class to be tauaht KINGS DAUGHTERS ANNUAL Bee VIM ireslrrrrv Vrfnlnn , v tr r, Wi Y V v 1 , fviip ,,p hack Rrimiie ilainos, whe, iis M iirr n HI Arin lie SJW i wuokei h irailcrs on th Pi1, Iip Tiilly I lit vi turned to Iv ol i,i 0 0 I Moiifk itTei heinii1 ili for i WH k, 0 0 Lnui Ihiydu cut his lip Sunday 1 0 Dianne nrl Venning Curts stailei 0 0 Sum, vhi1 last Sunday Their 1 iv le P v ilc o ee til in i , iv 11111 1 hey t arn hav s I I UNADILLA PRESBBYTERIAri Rev Ycaich, pastor Mornhv rr iip 1030 a ni 110 a nSTATE SPiiLmA 4 jiiiii The stTtc spelling Iinals were rlh,, ,,,,,,, ,, heli in jJitroit Fridav with 3ilsunia P1 V, I Jictiiinti Raymond Sokolov j x, y li vl hn f un 1 ctii Qiciue Jiampton school, ,iniv pare at Iteory Sunday L iou won Ke also won last Kailierine VViltse, 13, Pinckne, otli naae was the 15tn to go down Ihe wora was dissension y ar, vVnninq word was shirk Ma L ,,1 Vnlkv Ls of aiiphu ,M a, Aschtiibveniir went 50 years aqo beans and ryu were the mam ciop in thissC tion liiOusunds ol busneis beans were raised euri , e anu Fmckiiev, riambarq Andi son, Oieqory and many other places haa bean pickirjq eetib nsUments in a coinuiq oi the 1 auto and tr ck tj ansportauon j xhanqed this as me dairys from DeUoit ana other cities went COUNTY GARDEN CLUB The Livington County Garden a LADIES AID NOTICE The Congregational Ladies ,BecK Vice ires,Larry Vanolan ty by W H Barton of East Lan I brook Sec, Nancy Nash ireasvnq 5 for 5 lessons Reqistrat iriacnei Nash Chaplain, liomtafion at flowell Library Mav nth way out into the rural districts ihe deiuis V iday She went, to Ami i ana offered gooa prices tor milk Aihor Saturday and vt a new hll, Formers switched to auiryinq a jvw jacket, and new shot ana te bean production fell Cnmilk Butia and Mary Kllen Sn jow accordinq to a business reKvr have new slice, view another chanqe is taking Kathy Gustatstm and Mary lOlun, SiiifftT each had a scoi 0 a lOSSlhlr la t i iadin aidiioeriiiiiit We made May buskcis Fi iday thank ML Kennedy for ILUtinn a new pencil siii pivf in tur iluin Ann Menkc wh,, h luid returned sclnol Monday 120 lLli r plac in the rural districts Th , farmers are switching from milk n Hie list in 1 tit ,ii cows to beet cattle it takes a lot a of help to run a dairy farm ana waqes have become so hiqh that it is not as profitable as in the past Since a fid 1 1945 the number of dairy cows i in Michigan has decreased frqnr The 27th annual county convention of the Livingston County 1 r , IT 1 nowen library May 13th SSM Dauahters is at the Park Aia Y making special Lee Sergt at Arms Beverly at 2 p m Leoni Bonner, pres Z 12P for the reular meeUnq at Campbell Sonq Leader, ick pres JLina f 9 30 m Sneaker is I Churcn tanow Thursday, Lee Pianist Dolia Davis j AUTO ACCIDENT FRIDAY ETmlttcMay 14, 200 to 400 PM At this Seven Pinckneyites werehosft Guy rfill oMicru Stotex4i MmbB and contributors fiiD , bW,Cji, Palized Friday night as the rew lot former years are to be honor n auD hi IW sull ol Qn auto aLHcidenti j CIRCUIT COURT NEWS ed and more than thirty invita ,M,airf Rev JMNkxucas shirey jr was on his way home toSK lastits have been sent oat WWj t s N2Jgegom Garden Qty at 807 pT uMv FrvtnU qtoirtar whn nlw im a reasonable radius, uanspor y, H , M His car skiaded on the Dextejunk dealer got a 2000 judge, MARRIAGE LICENSES short weddina trio thev wi1 rear were brother, Harold, l SieX him broadside Both cars wereKn,tl Lin the Murphy xi ttigfc0 short wedding trip they wiii rewlT wDr0thr, 2EIdi l johi llibJVr ment against Logan Papworth, TSabon 24fide in the apartment of Mrs 6 suu, Howeli In the other ivlartin La1 van got a 1500 judgement agWwiMS TheidegratoS , Higqa sentence in the Klein 4 ceyt Josephs C Dorothy Maki, 29, Howell teaching in the Winans LaketftTy, Drolcen nDS We had an achievement leu m 1,080,000 to 963,000 while Ot numbers Monday i some time the number of Some d u ate uijseribinjr 01 cattle has increased from 85,000 Mimnn Weeiiy lieade s , to 109,000 Haisinq beef cattle Billy nioi WH in Utnroii Su aoeii not require the long hours dny and MI b wd 1 hiv mt takes to care for dairy cattle h 1 IMv aui ind iiirU ry farrrynq beqins at 430 a iiav ieiie ui i MI Kem m QCJ enja at Q p, m 7 days a week as Sundays is just anoth er day to a Holstein The young i iu111 ls visit ins1 him 11a just returned from w vnt in a t s i i KincKuey, Anna Mauxeen Led Helen Miller at SSs Ike Th qq iferftn widge, 21, Pinckney roorn recenUy returnea from 4 hoitA Arbor The March I Wiihelm iNieison, 40, Pinckney, t years military service, 2 in sPll,a Aim AKorine Murphy i case but it was put over to June 6th Wesley Goreen, 3b, Howell, school IHE LIBRARY NEWS Lucy Reyers 25 HoweU The following books have been contributed to the library LUCILLE BALL TELLS MARRIED IN INDIANA Richard Amburgey and Miss Wegener and Shroeder home that night came peen cpmnoujea 10 me norary I TH ST5RV OF DESI AND ME Mary Gentile, both of Pinckney fn w,e , S by the Pettysille Civic AMXL 23 dehghtruUy daffy were married in Indiana AprilGmdot of Wroit, S kTna MeChoahLtwarm 0Yf 25 They will live in Pinckney la ot Cooking All about house, l , fiall an Ajne8, plant b Free and The Intruder by Fowler The Library has purchased a copy of Stamps for Fun and Profit by Ellis Leoni Bonner OONflBtVATIGN NOTES 2,300 lakes have now been mapped in Michigan The state has purchased 500 acres of land near the Pigeon River state forest Read The Story of Desi and Me, telling private adventures of the stars of TVs Love Lucy, illus COTTAGE BURNS HAS EARLY LICENSE We are informed by Marshall summer Portage Lake resident, that he also received one of the first drivers hcenses issued in 1919 and that THIRD iKAIK NEWS Bunny Hinchey visited her give them one Beei has been a qood price sinco the war but the rush to beef at tie has caused the piice to drop some Lenawee iinnt county is the biggest catte feedThe cottage afThu7s7ons subjhe,has n0 ts oxcoadivision, Silver Lake burned tovctlon on his record The hrst trated with wonderful family 1 the ground early Monday morn Iicenses costs 50c and were to , phoTographs startinginthis Sun inglt belonged to Russel Roberts 1 but this was Iater derms May 10 issue of The j Detroit, Pinckney hre dept was cnangea American Weekly with Detroit called at 230 a m The cottage Sunday Times next t0 il belong to Luman Simons tof Ypsilanti was damaged over the weekend Claudia dan visited her aunt in Detroit and Linda and Lucille Barrett visited then mint near Howeil Richard Krahn went to Lansing Sunday to see some hi airplanes Patsy Hollistei, Barbara Baujrhn, and Leonard Slayden have new shoes Richard Krahn has two new pair of overall pants Barbara Bauuhn, Karen Singer, Kaye Wylie, Rodnes Matison, an Nancy Darrow hav brought spiiny flowers tt school Karen Singer went t Napoleon LIVINGSTON LODGE CALENThe Bdberts family were there DAR FOR MAY, 1953 j Sundiy but had gone home visit hei THE FOREIGN POLICY , we The guestion still is where do ,, , we go from here United States battle casualties in Korea hav reached 184,410 an increase of Janice Rose went to grandmother Sunday Eddie Ritftfs aunt visited him foi J the weekend His brothers birth tomorrow the annual survey of cock crowing peasants in lower Mich igan is well underway This me thod was developed in North Dakota A crowing cock means a hen netina nearby Rain, mow and wind have slowed up the fishing season and conditions ha 3 been poor any plan for ending the hostilities President Eisenhower has said that we cannot withdraw from Korea with honor but that is as fax as he has gone Gen MacArthur came out with a demand last week that we bomb supply bases in China but it was not re ceived very well in congressThe TVlATA WATA 9T rnneiAwrttiAM1 lVlOnaay, may ll, m UlsmtHULuw wi HI is uiumvwAi uioi , ar1sV Mung at Pinckney, Glen Altjcottage was built Shears ago j 1 eekcmd still nnes couected Wednesday, May 13, FC de MILK TRUCK WRECKED grees at 800 p to j One of W H Meyers milk Stcokbridge 50 year member trucks was wrecked Sunday 5 ship night May 14 mijes north of Stockbridge when Friday, May IS EADegrees, iwas hit by a car,containing 3 Chicken dinner at 700 p raThe Jackson prison inmates Hubert King Seeley Masons to work a Proctor was driving the Meyers j egree and Livingston Past Mas truck tars 25 Past Masters commits The yjimates were Don BelV , Vm teir eateheaof brook trout PrcY EUis Clifford Miller, 1 lifer Ckrude Overton,5th felony,general asserted that Ihis would fmLSfnd redrawsSS P W Curlett, Jack Hannet andconvict and Fred Blacrw, prison not mean a third world war but tiTSTSJSnW OTeiMerwin Campbell guardThey were returning fromitiiat is his opinion So far thereSSiS17499 beaver Centennial of Washtenaw No the Chilson work camp has been no disposition to alter Trappers took 17,4S oeayer rwtAr Mav tR the conduct of the Korean cam JLr5i TueMaTig Euchre tour J The Mason Shoes team of paign from that practised by the closed Most at these were in aamant gfo m i jack Hannett were in Chicago Truman adminstration which the t Ur iSv, OQ nnrn I Saturday Jvlay 23,MM Degrees, Saturday and Sunday to bowl Republicans lambasted in the In Missouri March 28,00001 5 r The ollowing went Ciff Miner, campaign last fall Thereare 2 PS6 wa pf0 5vor 2 PP16 Monday, Tuesday, Wednes Orland Winslow and wives, ways to end the conflict Go an killed and i m ,11 A J , fffUAmina The state ing county in the state an ranks third in the nation The princi pal feed of the cattle is corn of which Michiqan produce bum per crops There is appparently peril in all things To avoid hard work in climbinq stairs many biq stores and hotels in the cities have in stalled escalators or moving stairways All you have to do is uet on and ride We always got a kick on riding them It was tree ana besides saved the rider shoe leather and fatigue Now we read that an 80 year old Ma son shoe sakesman has sued the Hotel Sheraton Cadillac in De troit for SI0000 damages he re ceived riding one He claims the escalator bucket and kicked and he feH down the whole Ien gth receiving serious injuries 1 injured JMav25 267 Grandoda I Tessmer, Charles Sowers and ou and win it or acknowledge will seU conSMcaMid7 Livaston to Jack Hannett defeat and haul down our flag weaoons at the Field Adminis 5ZSJSn of T They finished 10th in the Chic The choice is hard as both cour 2X Bldg May 15 There ar ddetoarton 8 2339 OTe repugnant to Amencan 49 riftoe and shotguns gL iWinslow being high with 484, principals We do not want toj 179firesXxdl3G acres in p WurttSec , Pinclmey beat Manchester iorce another world war on our Tom Read has a hutch hair cut Jack Bennett has a new watch Grace Poulson cut her le Saturday Leonard Simonsons dad jrut a new lawn mower Tom Read and Charles Root wem to a Cub Scout party at Dexter Fri je Detroit papers are making ly niht , much ado over what they call Terry Rowells boy fnend Richard, dd rQw n Detroit It is the se visitea him Sunday f J tion of the city especially around Dale Ganfiold han been absent for Michiqan Av anShird St 50 a PL years ago it was one of the main FOURTH iRADE NEWS We are beginning a new unit in arithmetic We are learning Ui cdglits in the multiplication tables We had our endof unit trrithmetie tests Friday Carol Miller had an A on each one Noel Rose and Mar joric Miller each had an A on on of these tests Carol Milier was SpellinR ti L wn ner apain last week We had to re fer to a fifth jrrade book to determine the winner Marjorie Miller was ten years old last Wednesday Jerry Reason was Mchiqan last week The nnciaiey oai 4Wur l7 ZALAZtoL vst Wednesday afternoon 8 to 0 Tuesday with Dave Haines selves but neither do we desire Kftvn McMjullMm a Michiqan law ww , NOTICE 8 to U luesaay wim yave naxnes selves DUX nmw ao Kevin McMacken saw i Theerooe fish cati lairt Friendghip night at Pinckney pitching They lead the league, to turn Europe and Asia over to hig front yard lMt nt yar wa 13 P ,1 at Wickney Chapter 14S May 8 Jim Matteson hommered the Cammumsts ejaae eh tear before 139 business districts in Detroit The old Michigan Central depot and and The People Outfitting Co, Summerfield Hecht etc were IocaJed here Then the was a change, these establishments moved elsewhere or went out of business and were replaced by second hand stores, pawn shops cheap bars and flop houses The latter is what is most ob jectionable Beds are rented to bums for 25 and 50 cents a nKt and canned heat, lemon eirtract are easily secured We do not see iust what can be done The bums Jtay uW beoaues Jhey live cheap H they were arlvm Kevin ucfilaeken saw a raccoon on mv would CO SOBftewhefe We are going to the Music Festi else u v iir jKj HHCUfty DttPATCH Wednesday Mar 6, IS53 L, , 4 Maks a WorL of Difference in 11 wHimiii JLCTC irt The Reeves school voted 22 to 8 to consolidate with the tioweu irtenfer HOWELL MICHIGAN Tues Wed ihUay 5 MA AND PA KETTLE ON VACATION Starring Mariorie Main Percy Kilbride Comedy Novelty Cartoon Dcxtet Theater 0exto, Mich i r Production Mere milk to sell, more eggs and meat Better quality, too fewer hours of herd work Farm and SubuiLc 4 0 Convenience Less drudgery for Mother In te laundry and kitchen, all over the house Wonderfull Fri Sat, May 8 9 GIRLS IN THE NIGHT btarrin Joyce Holden Glenda FarreH AND TANGIER INCIDENT Starring George Brent Marl Aidoa Fri Sal, May 8 9 Atoo 111 Sun Mon May 10 11 THE NAKED SPUR Technicolor With James Stewait Janet Leigh PCT SINISTER Robert Ryan e News Comedy Sport Cartoon Stockzidge school The Gregory Baptist Church sent 117 lbs oi used clothing to Germany last week Floyd Munseil county dram commissioner recenty suffered a head injury in an auto accid , ent at Grand Rapids The new Brighton elementary i school has proven too small and Brighton voters may be asked in July to approve a 200,000 bond issue to build a 9 room addition The Lake Construction Co of Howell has been given the con w , w,a r,j,, ct tract to blacktop the road from f w wl B News Comedy Sport Brighton to the General Motors James Warren Lynne Roberts, Tue Wed Thur May 12, 13 14 CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE Starring Van Johnson Janet Leigh AND Cartoon Sun Mon May 10 11 THE PRESIDENTS LADY PRESIDENTS With Susan Hayward Charlton Heston Novelty News Cartoon Health Bathings a breeze for young and old No need to skimp on water No lugging or lifting e Safety Family, barn and stock are much better protected thats peace ef mind every farmer wants May is a good month to check up on y water systems capacity and efficiency You con get plenty of practical aid from your Edison Farm Service Advisor Hes on expert on proper size pumps and motors Just call, write or visit any Edison office Proving Grounds for 20,800 William Winkelhouse 6 wife, Hamburg village celebrated their 50th weddinganniviersary j on May 3rd with open house She was Bertha Kourt The iollowinq in this county are called for military duty onj May 8i Gerald Poole Asa WyjTTw , ,,, ,, 19 ,o i koff, Lee Faust, Howell Allen Tue Wea Mav 12 13 lA Hoard, Gregory Richard Dillingf BATTLE CIRCUS ham, Howard Mcpherson, FowI With lerville Melvin Whitney, Brigh J Humphrey Bogart June AUyson ton James Kohler, Brighton j Also Cartoon James Humphries, son of Mr m rr 5CL and Mrs Paul Humphries of Coming All Ashore Desert Howell was killed in Korea on,Legion April 18 Chester, Clark, 35, son of Burr Clark of Marion, is the new mgr of the Howell Coops Mary MjtQullian is Howell high school valedictorian andj0n U S 12 of Jackson Rd5 miles Nancy Bamber salutatorian west oi Ann Arbor 236 pints of blood were donaef 7 T Q ed at the Red Cross Blood BankU Q at Howell last week THE lLuNOH Ora Moehl has been elected xrswl Chrl president of the Brown McClar Stewart Gnmav Cyd Charlsse en Co at Hamburg to succeed i GLORY AiXfcT R C Brown, deceased AGAINST ALL FLAGS Errol Flynn Maureen O Hara Latest Nfews Variety View3 Cartoon Whltmce Lake, Mich Scio Theatre CIO DRIVE IN THEATRE Fri Sat, May 8 9 SEMINOLE Technicolor with Rock Hudson Barbara Hale ANTHONY QUINN Also WHITE LIGHTNING Starring Stanley Clements Gloria Blondell Also Cartoon Sun Mon Tues, May 10 11, 12 SMALL TOWN GIRL in technicolor Starring Jane Powell Polly Crainger Latest News Sport Cartoon 16 McPherson Browninq, 76, head of the Detroit Trust Co was killed last Tuesday night near the Fowlerville fair grounds when he hit a rodeo hors which had gotten loose His wife who was with him was injured He was raised in Howell and was a cou with Leslie Garon Fri Sat, May 8 9 MONTANA BELLE Technicolor Jano Russell George Brent AND Doit 0 0 0 Do it sin of the McPherson family , vrMnPP Paul Bennett will direct soft WILD BLUE YONDER ball, swimming and other activj jtri TnrlrAn ities at Howell this summer Wendell Corey Forest Tucker, Michigan ranks first in the na I WITIOOP tion in home owning, 675 of the un Mon May 10 11 people owning their homes CALIFORNIA CONQUEST Rev J M McLucas and Paul Technicolor Cingsey attended the Consist with j Wed Thur Fri Sat May 13 IVANHOE Technicolor starring Robert Taylor Elizabeth Taylor lso FOR PETES SAXES Starring Little Rascals cartoon novelty Price Adults 50, Children 20 Sylvan J baiei Chalsea, KJcnlcra I lr KSS Silver Harvest Day ory banquet in Detroit last week Cornell Wilde 722 Masons received their 32n Uso dsoree The Dexter hiqh school alumni THE QUIET MAN banquet is June 6 m technicolor wttn r ,T u tjohn Wayne Mureen OHara 1 3ote 0 iJ i ears go cruon Fri Sat, May 8 9 TARZANS SAVAGE FUR Starring Lex Barker Dorothy Hart and Patric Snowies Teresa Wright AND OPERATION ABOMB cartoon news spjrts i 14 A COMMUNITY EVENT IS HERE Every Friday 915 P M Sponsored by the Howell Chamber of Commerce HOWELL, MICHIGAN in Cooperation with the Howell Merchants SOMEONE WINS EVERY WEEK Its Fun and Its Free Entry Cards Axe Watting for You in All Howell Stores Where the Are Posted m IMM of 48 Years Ago the Teeple double house, occup ied by Louis Clinton and J C Bowman caught tire but was saved Tuesday afternoon the Loy McCleer farm house at An derson caught lire and burned down It was occupied by the Mark McCleer family Mesdames Mylo Keetler and Edward Parker were hosts to the Kings Daughters Friday Mrs Lottie Collier Ely cied at Howell Saturday Piniakney Independents won the opener from Howell Sunday 24 to 9The Pinckney lineup was tewis, ct Kennedy 3b JtCleer lb Eck rf Livermore If Lickly cf Swarthout, c Bowman, 2b Cox ss Haupt p Howell lineup Meyers, c Cooper ss,p Venner 3b Cotter, If Hale, lf,pJones,2b Hubbard cf C Cook rl,c Mays p, McCollurn p The Baughn and Miller families attended the funeral of Mrs Baughns brother, George GiUis, in St Johns Thursday, Will Jeffreys has moved from the Cadwell house tov1re Casper Vollmer house Henry Shire y is ill with ptoinaine poisoning Born to Will Jefireys and wife on May 8 0 7 lb son Ye editor agreed to take Don Swarthout back to Olivet College Sunday if he caught for Pinckney The start was made at 700 p m in ye editors car with Sparkie Reason driving While listening to a band con Harold Reason and Andy Camp cert at McCurdy Park, Corunna, bell also wentReturn was made Sunday 40 people were plunged j at 230 a m into the Shiawassee River when a rustic bridge broke Tue Wed Thur May 12, 13 There were 3 fires last week LOVELY TO LOQK AT Monday the woods on the Can Technicolor oil farm, north of town, owned With by Floyd Reason caught lire Red Skelton Kathryn Grayson and burnea all night Tuesday i Sun Mon May 10 11 AMBUSH OF TOMAHAWK GAP Technicolor Starring John Hodiak John Derek, David Brian and Sport Cartoon f ue WedTThurTMay 12, 1314 GAMB 1 BE PRESENT IT MAY BE YOU Rules of the Contest William Harris of Dexter is working on Georrre Reason jr , new house Fd Campbell has a new rub r iSnd buggy i Clayton Placeway Is working A Hkt Pinckney Juniors v base in Frank Siglers ice cream par baQ ttcm went to Stockridge ori lor Adelbert Smith, 50,of Iosco, Genw Oinkel anu wife 3pent W0Bf nd won 7 to 2 brother of Mrs Frank Eisele Sunday at the Albert Dinkel j Isham hoe moved into George Reason sr ilas remov died lew week, ft home pbeUs houe on Put ed the fence from around his While returning from church The Gerry Eichman family borne last Sunday William Doyle and spent Friday evening at the j Blade, Anderson black The Independent League were wife had their horse run away Lloyd Hendee home jmtk who moved to California, entertaind by Alice and Lee throwing them out They escap Lee Lavey and wifeMrs Mere h has built a new home Barton Monday night ed iniury Mete Mrs Irvin Kennedy and J W W Wldmeyer, Ann Arbor Will Dunbar is clerking tori Nellie Gardner attended the I autobus route from Che attornev has bn appointed Howlett Bros at Gregory funeral of Mrs Julia Doody at J to Mason has been discon consu7 to British Guinia Will Pullen of White Oak has AnnArbor last Tucsay j I Dr H F Slgler attended the his sawtaill operating in Lynn Mrs Helen Monks Berry enter Padiey, fonneriy of 6th DiFtrt Mrdical Meeting at Gardnotrs woods f e a Jackson hospital, last week THE MISSISSIPPI With WALK EAST ON BEACOW Tyrone Power, Julia Adams and With Vipet Laurie George Murphy Virginia , Cartoon , GUmore Coming Peter Pan, Against All cartoon Flags, Serpent of The Nile Garden Tractor 2HP 36 H P 66 H P WITH POWER REVERSE We have tractors that a 10 year old can operate or one to suit the He man 0TARY Tillers, Gultivators, Discs, Plows, Weer Attachments, Sickle Bar, Bull Dozer Blade, Furrow Plow, etc TERMS THAT YOU CAN MEET PRICE RAN6E ON TRACTORS 12950 22000 26500 34500 ROTARY Power Mowers, with or without tractors C F HEWLETT SON Free Demonslration on Your Land Phone Pinckney 93 wai BWfiiea at Daven Durand Friday iter treatment April 25 m tox Herbert Cope and wife have Fred Read and wife spent Sun The Abner Watkins family of J Tee day at the John McGrtiire home Detroit spent the week end at, in Detroit , i x lortage Lake jl M ion At1 neroen vxpe ana wue r Gauif oi Ann Arjhave moved into part d the r rpie double houm P LU M Bl N 6 WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinkel EMpsife rSvifcfifc WFTY fP ijniiif ,ij, iwmmm9 w fyirl u WedMidoy, May 6, 1953 MMMMMHI The ieo Store Groceries Drygoodsj Caw saed Go Shoes ent9 FwrEilshtngs Lingerie ili eiinecfy Gen Sto re Help Wanted e nonet Exp Lin necessary ipply in Pei son CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK Mich Jolded Plastics MM degrees conferred Briqhton exemplified the long form Clare Miller assisted in the work Wayne Bennett has sold hi house at Cedar Lake Road unci Nashes bridge to Louis Mar shall and bouqhfc the James Bell house in Pinckney at Webster and Hamburq Streets Brandon White flew to Orlan do, Forida, Fudcy where hie father, Fernando White died There are 4 sons and 4 dauqh ters Sylvester Marr suffered stroke last Friday Pincknoy Dispatch Entered en 2nd Class Matter at Postoffioe Act of March 8 1877 114 SoHoweil St,hinckneyMich Subscription Plies 150 per Yr 1 We have received a card from, Sergt Gene Dinicel maila irom the Hotel Statier, Washington, j D L where he is with Gov G j Meruien Williams at the goverj j , nors conference, i i i Mr and MrsJohn Boyer spent Sunday at the Reuben Gentner home in Ann Arbor Trie Young love Community Club met at tne school Friday 1 m ana elected the iollowing ofiicH ers ires Mis H Lange Vice Pres, Mrs J Boyer Sec, Mrs H YVidmeyerTreas, Mrs, Henry1 K Johnson Vi Clare Miller and wife called Jin on una Campbell Thursday at tse home of his dauqhter, Mrs i Carl Lemz home in Lansinq and i on Olm Kobinson Sunday The i latter is sick in bed I hobert Tasch anc wife visitea j the Wendell Siubers in Whit more Lake Sunday Mrs hene Miiier took her 5th graders to Detrc t baturday to see the Cimena 9 parents went along The Claude Swarthout and Norman Miller families spent the week end al Uouqlas Lake Donald Meabon who has been at Mason has enlisted m ihe aii corp for 4 years Mrs Alma Meabon is at the home of her daughter Mrs DrwHla Snapp, in Mason t airiCia Pennala and Stuart Slcuqhtenberq ,2 ot of Mr Doit Swarthouts Brighton art pupils, called en her Sunday Patricia won ixTit prize in Llio Briqhton ,uqh sciiool art eh bit Prof mil Weddige of Ann Arbor tidqe c the contest fhe Doye Templeton family of iveeqo Harbor spent Sunday at he Abert Shirley he Medames Lois Moihman and Jnn Lhehcm qivo a shower on Fnck aht at the formers home io rdee Nash Mi and Mrs Herb Palmer and Patl pent Saiviay in Flint Mi, uchClark ppent Thurs da , at the I yUs Hendee home in Jjj Ann Arbor w Sc it IVJSSGII Clark is now in ,ap m hi way back to Am j M oir, Mohlman ond Mrs Jane Shehan suent last Wednes day at the Earl Ward sr home in Pinqree Marine Sam Gentile and wife are home from Gerry isle, N n for a week Eddie Hartman is home from Korea e Mjrroir Hughes Plumbing H eating IBCompleteLin Plumbing Fntur 116 and Supplies ELECTRIC OH AND GAS HOT WATffH HFATEHS W TIPLET LINF, or priivip, WE SELL WE INSTAL, svice C EAST M36s rhone 16312 Ii 4 POCOHONTAR LtfMP KENTUCKY EGG STOKEB k LHoey PHONE 2fc XTF j 1 W nr IWIHtlllliiwwwgwiSrfrfliflSt er i IV I iLIjiW V ft 1 0 William Xetcham and dauqh ter, Mrs Daprich of Lincoln Park were in town Thisday MrsRalph Hall and aaugher, Diane, were on the Home Exten sion program on station WXYZ, J Detroit at 1230 p m Friday Mrs Ida Eichman who has re tutmed from Florida, is visiting at the Gerry Eichman home Mrs Edna Spears and Jack Sheldon spent Sunday with the Arthur Kryrch family at the Mich State San M Sergtjohn Sprout and Tom Porter of Niagara Falls spent the week end with MrsEthel Sprout MrsEdna Euler, Mrs Bur,della Huxford helped Mrs Nellie Wy lie celebrate her birthday last Wednesday with all the trimmins etc The house on the Joe Placeway farm owned by Eva Melvin caught fire Monday night but was savedThe Roy Musson faro ily is tennant went out John Paul Ware and Brandon White are at Camp Atterbury Indiana Harold Porter and wif were in Milwaukee W5s this week at a White Shrine meeting , Messrs Clare Miller, Finley Greene and ye editor went to the Howell Masonic lodqe last Wednesday niqht and saw 4 About 60 members of the Tues niqht ladies bowlinq league had their banquet Friday niqht at Twin Gardens, Fenton The Breniser Garage team of Greq ory won the title Charles Whitehead and wife and Beatrice Lambom of Greg ory spent Friday at the Jesse Henry home George Gardner has bought 15 acres across from the Walter Girard house at Lakeland and and , Anttniw Soles Soviet PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE i4RTliRHrMt PINCKNEY MICH PHONE 118F2 CAPEHART TV DEALER pkilgas IH UIPUM05I VII The hie engine will build a house there DEXTER, MICHIGAN f Wagoners Grocer 6066 Pinckney Road Quality Merchandise LOW PRICES Beer and Wine to Take Out H 0 t R S Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 lo 8 Phone Howell 706J2 For Prompt Bead Stock Removal GALL DARLING COMPANY Call Howell 450 dfxa3imLBjfPPublic Is Invited I TO THE ANNUAL JUNIOR HOP at Pinckney High School Gym A GREAT NEW RANGE FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAMS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COOLITE The amazing automatic ovn pITet that cfoei not u got Yowve got It eet it t bfliwve it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER 5T,MAQth DANCING FROM 9 to 12 P M Eddie Mai tin Orchestra FORMAL AND INFORMAL DANCING PRICE 100 SINGLE 150 PER COUPLE Tlckt may be obtained from any Junior t Regular price Special price You MVf Cemt in today Bo the Art to own fhi beautiful range with to many outstanding cookingooo features 23950 17950 8000 HocKre Ser PHONE ma t I w y VW If KOiv PATCH Wednesday, May 6 1959 W wafimtmeimsaitff 6 PUattr Runner TWO DROWN AT NORTH LAKE Two University oi Michigan students drowrod in 7 feet of water at North Lake Sunday They were Jerome Schack, 22, oi, Evanston, III and Marcia Babb age, 20 of Brooklyn, N Y The two were spending the day at fracny the Dr Norhrup cottage Alhouj flBJTlitQQ k to I MM L 1 mriimTm 1 5 V S3SBI a GIZ3 gh only in the water 15 minutes crttemps by the Chelsea fire de partment of revive them by a rej D ft Ekcept WecbwaarTj susticatar failed CtMrBtf Gaud ft4sa Iue, FL Sal 7 f i gnv USL G JL fcicCLOSAEY li sli r Shovels r jp Crank SJunk Rollins Coater KEEP YOUR EQUEPENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its just plain common sense to reB lace worn or broken parts on John eere Equipment with only genuine John Deere Parts Why Because they always fit and perform as well as the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicate of the original parts made from the same highgrade materials, fcem the same patterns and dies and with the same quality workmanship You cant afford to handicap the fine, dependable performance of your John Deere Equipment Keep it 100 John Deere WCTWV JONGS DAUGHTERS ea4Jl The Pinckney Kings Daughters, iA2Va tfortu Miiuu AC will meet with Mrs Viola Mbss leones at 933 Rush Lake Rd onJOiiic j53Wltt,le Thursday, Mav 7 at 2 p m t r,vruua by Apjciiairjii i iiERB SNESD fl E A L EIUM Farm, Heme Lata Froperti d Dullness UKMituBitief Met You Propurtv KL M GEEALD ffliAEbK Broker , 0 d N rth Tea Pinckney, Mch b J 1 5 lhone 157FH RejdSfi MYON I HUGHES Plumbing ojad tatis7 Uceru Stale Phone 1S3F2 1075 Easi M36, Pinckney Oil Filter rto low W i v il C tiow oil viAbkan iai Lsiate, kburan, Irckeiage iCii, Lake and raun Property A Speciality Your rovottv V t H irunerui Hoa ou C, Swaxthout IXrectai Modern Equipmen Ambuiaac fervk whnt3 39 bi Fircone i5i FREi OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand Wer Av ikwell Michiatw 5hone 358 eJdence 6J4 LEE LAVEY Qenerot Unfturanc Disk Blade Steel Chain Assemblies rob can iSt Shoe t a stock tKal your M in th 5U MiliftaiiaMlar re or 0 he4 IMIIIOR to HitfiiRA N SERVIOF, I iiAtiQU, HADx Hepavrs o u ivakes PiiOriE 1541j Pinckney AlCiwNEB 1 Tarm Suis a Spiciality 8 cLii WYUL CALL FOWLLViuLE 4J6F6 LLOYD HFNtEF Uveetock Haaiia ekly XiOB Muae Tc Drc General Tr,ci tnq Plnfni7 ML Phone 161F1J 0i C I lOWNEB IwiiiMiTrngnMriTTTrar ,r MASON SHOES CHECT FROM FACTORY nit oU4 iwu6 Lake Aol IVtex riiiR 0 RCGET J CARR Complete Insusence Coverage Phone 43 Pinckney Mich CEMETIJtY MEMORIALS Pricb You Can Aik id To Fa MILFOR GRANITE WORKS , ill ard IlicaLuu IiSl Combioe or Binder Canvases Knives and Sickle T ge Crass Boarth r tft y pnl Cut k lrect fric tt tMtOr, 7C0T tfoei ta feB, n ar sf aKW4S8 1BVT ABE v TO ITT 3TOt tt r root etotaHtWirtVQil inl elf iACk HAXWETT usci Aiv WANTEDFulI and part time wia tresses at the Lakeland Goll Oiub, Brighton, j rOR SALECottageB at Patterson MLbiqari, frank Noflck Mar Lake, tor year cuouiid with oil bALL1940 Plymouth Uub tumace See Bill McMacken at j Qupe iaiQ heater 11090 Patterson Lake Dr, sales man ior Noel iarnhaim realtor rOh biiLii Aiaaan Viotei botu Murrays Gulf Station Hif7ov Teeth Plow Shajf We carry a complete stock of getiuine John Deere Parts See us for voux placement needs Place your parts order now PiK ZKStLY, MICH single ana daubie Also a num j ber of aprons Phone 121F4 Mrs Margaret Clark BCiAT Windshielcia made to IFOR SALECoai turnaoe stoker, your pattern Bring your pattern, foed and in use now ABES AUTO PARTS, , George Holt, Pincnkey, HowelL Phone 151 I phone 16S F2 SPINET PIANO BARGAIN iCR SALL12 it ceaar rowDoat, 1 Rather than return to stock anchors and 1 HP out Large Exclusive Piano Company j board motor L McKiUey offers a beautiful spinet piano at300 Mill St, Pinckney FOR SALE43o ieet cm East Main St in Pinckney, 1250 feet deep WiU sell all or part Bob Vedder FOR RLMT 3 loom cottge at Swarthouts Cove, Fartoge Lake Call 47F4, Pinckny r i itx BUvnfiyjOBl AVEY HAPOWAFI DEKALB SEED COIN Youll find what yoou vant in DeKalb DeKalb has 64 different varietiees One or more will fiit your climate and your soil Call or see me today And remember I have the new DeKalb Chi toe For 13 years more farmers have planted DeKalb than any other see corn For sale by Ralph Glenn Gregory ,Mich FOR SALE Dtninq room suite, able, buffet, hina cabinet and iour chairs, all In good condition ani all for 6000 spfnne desk, good condition fer 10 breakfast set, drop leaf tabk and 4 chairs for 10,00, Merwin Campbell 245 Unan SiPhone 16F FOR SALE Africa Violets maVe nire Easter gifts large savings, to some interest ed party wih good credit refer ences who can pay 7500 down ,and assume small monthly pay ments Write to Murray Collins Co 19375 Livernois Detroit 21, Michigan Att Credit Manager iTo RentFuiruehed mtitrn roem 335 East Main St, Pinckney Phone UQFll FOR MALI Baby chicks Started Ohicka j Each chick is a product of carr FOR SALE4 Fresh Cows j iul mating, rigid culling and Russel Bokros, 2 miles south oi j bloedtesting Theur sires and Pinckney on Toma Road dams are selected on the j of health, vigor and size basis U S AUTOMOTIVE, OLASS INSTALL WANTED To Rent Modern proved Pulionem apntagled room apartment m town Duy mege ceg at Bg fOUL ladies Phone ,12 1F1JL TRY FARM and HATCHERY, 13 wusned oi N Byron rd at city limits, for L ,LADIESEarn extra cash by adED By competent glazier, ample dressing postals a home Write stock on hand Curved wina Vali Co, Box 1042, Muncie, Ind, n t , , sOiieids and back glass avail FOR SALErModern year around t imiles west of HoweL at S AUTO PARV3 Howu,epincknPenyT3772iePhono 151, FOR SALEGRAVLL, sand and qxuvoL grade a or rmx phone 9 Hovel, Miohkrom ed, also processed road gravei i aUriD n X T flRAVEL COlvIPANY IMANDELL 3 SAW FILING SHOP D I GRAVLL cowwwxi WN MOWR SHARpWXNG FOR SALE Double drain board WANTED To luxe Care of Crulsink No 54 ued 1Iz Yrs rice Iren will also do washing and 65 one telephone stand 500 Jrariin 1220 Movers Roar166 Unadilla St, Pinckney Pinckney Mason Road Phone KoweJl 984 I 2 or Fawlerville 388F11 FOR SALErABv CHICKS, white leghornsbaned and white rocks New Hampshire and Hv Line Chicks Order New Phono 105V Bob Sauire Hatchery Howell Mich 11524 Riverbank Lane HMLAND LAKE, MKJH FOR SALE Three Large Home Sites on Patterson Lake Road, about one mile south of Pinckney with Por tage River Frontage Phone Fcrrmington 1227M i WANTEDJunk cars, scrap iron, metals, batteries, ccutornotiv radiaitps, cast iron radiators, furnace iron, junk farm machin ery Weigh loads at city scales ABES AUTO PART, Howell, Phone 15 L WANTED To Rent Two furnished Rooms Write or Call I Neu Eten Lak OWEN W FOWLJ3H D C Fee Specicrt ChiropodU 2 W GcLRfver, BrightonMich Office 75181 By Appointmen, i Res 7,1003 fcion Tues Wed, THOUGHTS FOR MOTHERS DAY The word mother is one that touches our hearts It recall other heart words, like home and childhoodscenes of happydays So all of us annually wel come Mothers Day, a tribute to ere one who has done so much for us UALiry i M efts fii3f Vegetnbls REAL ESTATE BARGAINS 4 bedroom home,2 car garage 2 lots, furnace, good condition, In Pinckney i 4 bedroom home, modem, 3 lots 1 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage and 2 lots, hot water heat In f, Pinckney 3 bedroom home furnace, 2 lots or 4 lots 2 year around homes at Patterson Lake, Terms, Gerald Reason Pinckney Mich Phone 133 WANTEWooJ, highest jnajrketTHE FTRST KAUOJU BANK price pedd, Phone 42 Lucius Doyle Pinckney PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular L A BEATTte Rush Lc Phone 157F13 HowoH Mldk Under Federal Supervisiw Member Federal Deposit Hiauranc Corporation Aii Deposits Insured Up to10,oJ0 tcb Denositnr Fisi KS Mar i mm t Vnevs i RtH Courteous Service jftnnsiiftLiMr cAsi I FOR SALEAmerican Fleor Sand 1 Ing Maahine, large size, price ,1 750 pkone Dexter 4062 Uail Stggitt 9405 Ann Road Big Silver Lake Established TiT Incorpofated lH5 McKHDN Stete BAv 1 TRAIN WtRECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP Savings are the life blood of the country Without savings the sources of financing oi our fanning industry and government would be so drastically curtailed that our whole econ f omy would be almost paralyzed So it is the sum total of the savVings of everybody upon which f the prosperity of our country depends, it Your Savings Account no matt er how small is mportant i Begia to save today Chick Starter and Laying Mash Farmers Feed 1 Suppvf Co TJ ,5 1 J Y 1 1 W m isafcTHE HNCKiEY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 6, 1953 TC I WW THEPW CKNEY DUAATGH Wednesday, May 6, 1953 FIFTH GRADE NEWS Our Spelling Bee winners were Skip Swarthout and Lea Morgan, runners up were Anita Shirey and Donny Baughn We wish to thank Mr and Mrs Personal Mrs Robera Amburgey had q tonsil operation at McPherson hospital, Hiowell, Monday The Ray Burns and Jack Young Vedder and all the mothers who at families spent Sunday with Don tended the cinerama with us onjBurns ana wife in Kalamazoo Saturday It was exciting and we Harold Day and wife and Har found we really didnt realize what a 0ia bean and wife of Detroit call wonderful country we are living inj at fae j0hn McDonnell home We also wish to thank Mr Reader for permitting up to go We made charts before we went We wish to thank Mary Lou for showing us the beautiful things her dad brought from Mexico, and we think Mary Lous dress and blouse are beautiful, also Mrs Millers very nice new Mexican jacket We wish to thank Sandra Matheson for the forsythia, Donnie BaughnAnn Arbor Sunday Frank Claris ana wile of Mil for spent Sunday at the Winston bauqnn home Gerald Clark has sold his stoe at Silver Laxe to iennetn Klein of Ypsilanti Louis Coyle continues about the same at St Jpe hospital, Refreshing as a swiftflowing Michigan trout stream for the dogwood and Mary Lou for the daffodils We had our weekly reader test and everyone of us had shown a great Mis Olin Robinson ottended d meeting ot the past matrons of Tynan Cnapter ObS, Letroit today er improvement Tommy Read and Pet Mesdames Lester McAfee and Bobon rated highest with 78 Harold haciy were in Detroit on on Friday The Clifford Haines family re turned irom Phoenix, Arizona, wdere they spent the winter Omar Gass and wife of Detroit spent Sunday at the Lester t icAiae home Mesdames Lois Mohlman and grade level with 9 others close be hind, 14 in he 69 grade level and the remaining 12 in the 59 grade level SIXTH GRADE NEWS Gordon Labelle brought a puppy to school mud We congriste the sexmth grade Janet Shehan give a shower on boys for the fine game they flayed, t fdcry night for Rosalee Nash, beating us good, 114 I Mike ani gtt Carver spent The fifth grade girls played a fine the week end witn Mrs Dolly gawe ii, vi Baughn We are looking forward to a hike, i yg Ah Meyer attended atWe had a quiz among several d home oi teams Monday Patty Rockovitz and, Dankeis qiven for the several teachers of Souh Marion Teachers Group Mrs Edith VanCiiman and son James of Detroit spent the week end at Portage Lake Lester McAfee and wife were Frances Hassencahl were the ners win Viexv of the East branch of V Au Snble River itnr Lovells, Michigan a sparkling glass of MICHIGAN BREWED BEER Ask for one of the bmrids of fine beer brewed in Michigan JC SEVENTH GRADE NEWS The seventh grade boys played a softball game against the sixth grade boys Our boys won, 114 , In English we have been studying in Ypsilanti Saturday niqht poetry Four seventh grade girls Stanley Dinkel and son John, co0 ouseon Patt have been practicing special songs called on Mrs Dinkel at Stock , for the Spring Festival to be heit vdae Sunday k 1 t, I x May 14th Mrs Earl says we are ThomaS Clark and family of Geoe Thompson home for doing very well i TV,,,,W, with Georae Youngerman Michigan B A gan JJrewers iLSSOciation 71718 Francis Palms Building Detroit 1, Michigan Altes Brewing Co E 3 B Brewing Co Frankenmuth Brewing Co Goebel Brewing Co Peiffer Brewing Co Sebewaing Brewing Co Stroh Brewery Co Ann Arbor spent Thursday with Mrs Moris is proud because many Mj3 Margaret Clark and family Howard Read hela open house of her s, ins are improving in otis Matteson and wife are for his new houses at FowlerHe sold 2 last their work Then are many on the fr Yonda and with the ville Sunday honor rol with ,,od marks There f n Ann week He Q1S0 buildi two Qt are four A stuuents on the honor ru A r , R,Uf roll They are Karen Bollin, Jean bor sei Sunday the T6 T5 rU Courson, Judy FroehHch, and Mark Griffith home Lawrence Comburn was in White The Murray Kennedy family Arm Arbor Wednesday Were in Willow Run Sunday Andrew Nesbitt and land, Ohio, last week Mr and Mrs L J IJenry were in Detroit Sunday The 20 member Hicks school hill billy band gave a concert at the school Monday night to a packed house Trie Earl Bauqhn family vis STATE OF MICHIGAN ltVf Tkat Neuce uwi ited Guy Smith and wife in Clev Xha Probata Court for the County f CfSven br pubbcerios ot i land Ohio last week of Lhrinaflto F opy hereof foi feno weeks eon of Livingston la Mottet oi the Eekxte Marie Henrietta WaiderDecoas ed At a session oi eald Court hi April 14, 1353 Present Hon Hiram R Smit Judae of Profct Notice is Hereby Given, That all creditors of said deceased Mcutively previous to said day oi hearing in the Pinckney 0 patch, a newspaper, printed and circulated in said county Hiram R Smith A tnie copy Judge e Probata Celeetia Pohni Register oi Probata wife JffiW Sh Sp recuired to present their n ranonraisy It SS , x,f2 claims in writing and under oath and Nancy Hollister, spent last Mr and Mrs R K ElliottPcrtsy Frark Aberdeen cmd wife The Mrs Margaret Clark tan Friday at the DrCtoora Pearson milk truck and Willard Morgan S Bad CourT9 ,o va SrdaTi to ad spent Sunday at fte Rex Noqale fly caUed at ho aJSTudida Motm ,COpy thSlupS UaniTHuS MTTBH SSToof Ba5 La home in Ann Arbor They were Clark family at Silver LaKe sun MS anor Leawiage spent m RFD N 2 pck m s slaKaSTnrS children Xtha Henry spent the week ftS t, MX tofb h Sffirffi J iSr f DSfsSdaf with her 2brolh end with Donnalee Swarthout Sheridan Hadley and wife oi Jack Teeter and John Haliby ,1 SLf spent Sunday crt fhejjin 5 ifl sshermofterwas in chcrnthdayFrLoirS4s JsaJsri at the Probate Ottfice on Juno 29 ed Friday 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 May 06, 1953 Description An account of the resource May 06, 1953 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 1953-05-06 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/f43ce4514506cb6d8caa802fa74a5549.pdf b3b75ec0d254e0edf48adaccf45c52c5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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PWPPJWW Pinckney Disptoth 1 Vol 7 V MitUgsi Mirror , T Court New j w j ine May term of coure starts J Spending money u run for May 8 The docket is lightmany some people but a hcadach for me cases being old ones, the legislature which has had to I There are 3 cnminai cases appropiate money which tney Wallace Crofoot, driving away do not have until new taxes are a GOT, Charles battle, negligent in fleet homicide and Richard Bolton They have cut out the 27,167 breaking and entering, appropriation for the Michigan Temperance Bell and Wilhelm iMaval riessrve This consists ot ma lumer are seeking citizen 1UU men who the legislature hip soys do nothing and also araw LJury cases are, issue of fact THfe PINCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 13 1953 CHURCH Hffli r , wm Athletics Catholic tw Marys Catholic CL Ffacfawy Michigan e,Ft Albert J Sdumtu n iunduy Mewses SeK SM 800 lUCu Wfcier 800 4 1000 tfovenna Devpttooss riday even ji r at 730 tontessiang riday altsj Wo vwjiu ic SCHOOL NEWS i By beaUng Hartland 10 to 2 KINDERGARTEN NEWS rriauy Pinckney practically cin LaiT Bauyhn is bachhe say aiOl The Tideiands Oil mu L , ,,, rloi way in congre a S ched the league championship,01 stomach huits and your eyes hghiover it both or d One win i u their 3 remainina hu,t and thins KJ round nd i,Urni scorai , v nq heaec iMews classic , Detroit ie Great classes it as giveaway and others 5U for uniforms thy do not useUnto Tereas vs Mich Oon Gas, J10 , 730 to 0C The attempt to cut 4,494,000 j Lorcrine Frank vs Dan Shosey, from the capital outlay bill fof Willard Baugh vs Arthur Musch, ne buildings and remodelling Detroit Auto Ins Co vs Arthur failed A minority said we should Churchesccasujmpsit,Chester Lew balance the budget first, Th appropriation for 159,100 ier an ice rink in the stadium at is vs Trio Machine Co, Amco Corp vs Orla Williams Wm Deutsch and Sons vs Frank Houghton College of Mines wasiShaner, Robert Anspaugh vs passed The college said it was Arthur and Henrietta Done integral part of their recreation Nonjury cases George Hock program jvs Thureson Lumber, Ind Nat Jackson prison got an approp Bank vs Douglas Kinney, Freda nation of 487,000, Marguette Lloyd Berrier Auto j Sunday Mils 800 Mar Cougj tgatiom gev, Keith Ruegseger, Kisio Sunday School 930 a m Smith vs 529, 547,University of Michigan j Owners Insurance Co vs Harry 660,000 for the hospital andi j Churches, Estate of Elizabeth 1,320000 tor libraries and roads Lantz ,, Michigan State 1,370,000 forj There are 14 suits lnvolingj libraries and roads, Ferris Irish title clearances The Michigan tute 58,000, Mt Pleasant 500, Consolidated Gas Co has 14 000 Kalamcddo 26,882 MichLj suits involving right of ways gan State Normal 125,000 and Divorce cases are Fred vs IsaWestern State 100,000 bel Suttesfceld, Betty vs James Wayne County claims most Stone, Elizabeth vs Adolph of the tax money is raised thereMarx, Ann vs Vincent Galerna, and spent elsewhere, They de Stella vs Bozo Chesvich,Wilbur sired th childrens hospital there vs Ruth Mathewson, Roberta vs but Ann Arbor got it Is is to cost Louis Rarabaugh, Maybell vs to nnn non Martin Jones Marjory vs Irvin iMWUUUU I Lindsay, Glenn Vs Carol Brock ,way, Paul4 vs Charlotte Lenhart, re Beatrice vs John Scot, Marion OOitfflBVMtGtf NOTES vs Q BelL Edward vs Eunice qc 14 sinkeouts, Jim Wilson pched the 7th and fanned all hrGc Hartland batters, rinckney go 13 hits, Dave Haines lad with ia triple and 2 A singles, In otiier qams Dexter beat ww , lAcmchc o 6 io J and South Ly Morning Worship 1045 ai on was iak J Radio Broadcast Station WPAG, Ann Arbor 330 to 400 pmPiickney Pilgrim Fellowship 7 UU pm Darrow, ss Monday Night,Bible Stud U0Meabon Wed Choir Practise Junior 4U0 hraaley, ci Senior 7JU Matteson, c Thursday night 800 Prayer Meet Haines, ib ing 80U p m t Howell, 2b We preach Christ and everyone K Matteson, ki z j HolLngaVitorti, Rady f I jeftreys, p i Wilson, p is very, very welcome t AB 4 3 4 2 4 4 4 2 lUlJUUJliili Cavery Mennonite Ci Kev, Ezra Beachy, P S S Supt Wal LAmsinq Wort alp Suday Schod Childreos Hint Vouny PeopMa leetinv JottwvA felJnirship Setvjr vVednsdc7 U00 o m i 1 2 2 2 1 1 0 0 2 C 3 1 0 0 H u 2 2 1 3 2 1 0 2 0 face ,Vlass fian W vvo ti KiK h , ilk We Joiifi fmi mnru tn 1 in ih ccune out sch lib 30 Close to one million trees and, CorLCaroline vs Charles Szajow shrubs have been planted in ski Frederickc vs Delmar TaySc1ugan game and seate re or Bessie vs Harry McRae,Zona y vs Robert Iiomback, Rubert vs UNADILLA PRESBYTELA Rev Yauch, pastor Morning Worship 10u a Sunday School llJo Evening Service BUl MOTHERDAUGHTER JlGh fTlfyou probably havi Tbi oaeasles cmes with South Lyon, Dexter Ronnk Counlwav IWW tihu , , uiners as the and Manchester will do it, Keith putnan also has new rod ones, jdecond Teqpot DomeThe whole Fmckney got 13 hits Dave rick Klein staved overnight withthinq in u nutshell is rhat it the first and second innings, his frjeni, John Wilson ,,woula turn over nch oil deposits jack Jeffreys allowed 2 hits and Harold Gavin has a hoist hich he j which have always been regard c 14 sinkeouts lim WiTsnn I takes care of himself jed as federal property belonging Rickie Bluxom saw a mud pupjn j to ell the people, to 3 stiotes Lee Alisons brotiui, Jackie, play j California, Texas and Louisana ed with a mzor blade and em histo be exploited by private oil , J companies The law of the nothave ure allele woi ms in a j on qives the states onIy land 3 miles from their shoreline the oil u ts o 10 miles or planted our flower nrsde, fmore ad supreme court ,ve ,ai,ed r, the wir v box has V HY 1 t0 the fed eral United States government, KlfiT Kih Nrws IS1 th cormpaign last fan ui ha new c,aymw fiesideiit Eisenhower Karen Ruweil has new b IK ons b in i v M fka is oi BOJUKU Kvihn is eoinvr v th Jauyilii meeting Tuesday , it, uuCi JUIU Karen Downing visited h v eous,nhc had alvays been against it and sttyed all nijht J potter had no commen George Colone brother is yoinuj to the hospital to get his tonsils The City of Detroit has vast out salt deposits under it in places, Angola McMacken has a loose especially the Wayne county tooth airportlt is said there is enough Carol Froech went boat ndrk lasl 10Q yearS NQW me bQzrd lus vaeJ, eiid of gup3rvisors js Hebatinq waeth Hden o a has a nev niece ,1, iU , 1, tM , 11 e , , ej to sell the deposits to c aah hnn dlhip JUS four nev bonk , , vn nrtr , u 4 L , iU company for 1,000,000 or let Chiquita Am barleys moth , , ,, , nvw iro homai Jt b mined on a loyalty basis Bwh srtv 2 biK dal 1 which woulH yield Sb000000 Many new uses are being sound hie Iunnner weni on L ateJnershl of ese oil i laJlds atnd by so doing got the to tj votes of these three states, fa J voting the n ca m Kinds Michigan senators Hartlana , UGqharf ,D imirri, 1 riayes, 2b xeist, cf J bummers, Stoval, p Warner, li Miller, if AB 3 J 3 3 3 3 3 R 0 1 1 0 0 u 0 H 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 u splii iottcr voted for it and Fer iguson against The latter saiu d aJwnc krt Potter FiiiIiae, oivat South Lyon iuej vih jtiireys pitching 1 hij Q I Vo jrnp i snakes inem he champion l r a picnic for salt and the minerals found Kethwlood of Newberry Rub7VmitOaT er Jaug Kenneth wpoa 01 1 Gehrinqer, Lorena vs Gene WUiguei sponsorec by Sf w and ltoSid Molfie vs Henr Mkirn ney KinS aahters is , L iL,,, est vs Fannie Bullis 1 schooi Auesaay, May ig 7 p m got a female coyotte pups 15 in bounty Fisheanen who use Southern Michigan trout ponds are restrict ed to the use ot artificial n only 8 ioreet hres burned th flADOvV ASUMKLY BLECT i jnkiicy Kcuiibow Assembly i 10 elected the following iirida night ItUJ ill 7 lh liuyr, nicn Donahi saw Jhn Heihi nijht nl fjhiny aJ a 1 went laid 12 j with it Why should Detroit kill he goose that lays the golden egg last week The years total Maher lhe program is Invodoraonathieen Huegtegg intioduction ot Toastrnistress t McJion Olive Coddingtonjilla 1 Vcle Pies beuian hsndeeK01111 aher ioastmistress, uioyse Campeu 0 rSolo by Aian irtoc lsjGluIe MAY JURY LIST fhes Putnam H K Elhott, Fnancisj Lavey over 50 vcMiy Aavisor Sally Miller w tmmy Shir,y Scoiield lyioaeLouis kWatsi, Eman 1 Accompanist, Mrs lpbfcj Unioiionumy burned over , ta i ione LOUIS w7raaisi, uuan Now to mahng hm for the , Toast to Daughters, iaa 1 , otism 2,, iftouse ana UnadUlaPeggy Staffer, UJahrioad 0 Lue ,pomaod b oisiervice sharp tail and rutted grouse ana , r , Lucille Beachy, Anna ouruj ChcPn prairie ,Jv City Burt Appleton, Musiu by Winifred Aberdeen j Treasurer Am rrrounds vear ai uyy w introduction of Honorea Guests Rcoraer same dancing grounds year City Cora Morgan, 1 ya5 ,r,T Q,,rvv Briahton TwpGeorge Almashy j Remarks by PresBeulah h3ndee5,rII Leaaer U S Waterfowl Survey wo r Oldest lather with Daighter Confid, Obs Barbara Stone Pat Thayer Joyce Allen Elaine Johnson Virginia Ritter PaiJla Curlett end Judy Bckkeiinir ha thv hv uinbirnt 1 hi v hoc Peggy Smith Marilyn Gustafson Rosina Hill Anna Slayden Roberta Ackley Kuth Ann Bate fclnt whee herlathtr wok Ann Shirley Reason GJIADKS ON i and TWr Sunday Jantt S iirodfr srw bijc rwHv fire truck nt the Kaisp Tathcti vws n He call li The Nancy Slayden w Y Vr vva Laurrr Warner 1 wiutsi ivjmer vvim LG ignter j mu Obser Gretchen Tasch how duck 20 Pcntj78, Cressa Wriggles Award Outer Cbser Mary Boy average and geetoe 6 perrent h 8 WXlggie Youngest Mother wilh Daughter Compter Sharon Allen The dp, warns anglers no Dietrich Roy Award Musician Barbara Miller to leave boats unattended crt vonway Alien leuic y I Mother with Most Daughters Choir Director Doris Umstectd Award Asst Drill Leader Nancy Spitler Belles of Gay Paree, airectad by Choir Gwen Kensy, Babara Wan Winifred Aberdeen J Siambrjook, Nancy NiahoJ1 All Ladies cordially invited Agatha Henry, Jeanne Love, 1 WconfcacUpDidd aiiord BoutemGo Jamii Dndson Vol k last V k Sunday Jamii brought u littj turtle Mon Jay In the lagoon by 4 bass about twe an pavNin While they u, la nj thiv will not Into mi ih Iishc men line laniir can tih a the Mh yr 1 n Dili i iorv Mike Bennett is ec The excursion steamer, Put in Bay was sold for taxes at sheriffs sale last week for 11,000 to a salvaqe company who plan to wreck 1 for the material The un paid taxes etc come to 70,000 and theciy taes a huge loss This steamer was gueen of the Detroit River for years and mill wene of peopie have ridden on its 1 excursions including ye editor Now it is shunted 4 the rank ot forgotten hinqs Later we hear 2 other companies have suhmittby Jamies house j ed hiqher bidsOne would make lv, inches UQ iumber earner of it and the other a niqht club, IK1 ml pi esidrnt SECOND rilAiK NKWS We wish to thank Mr, Vedder for iakinfr us Lo Ann Arboi last Wednesday We enjoyed both the trip and the festival A dispatcii was widely printed I in the pess last week, that 20 of the POWs from Korea had be come permeated with Cornmun ist proproqandu and taken to a dentention camp, Like Washing ton stories it was denied and letttro of denial printed from some dry, toilet and sewers Win Tubbs, Hamburg Harry Lee Handy Mrs Louise Beeman, Smith, AUTO ACCIDENT Handy Mrs Charles Twft Behool teachers from Ma Mr3 Ed Brookland, Weiiured at 2K a m HoweU City Erpest Morgan, Trtday morning when their Greece Frker, cawent in theditch at Uver HartlbndtDonald Deenn aers on M36 West Ic2co ii CTomnt They re Maurice Beon,26 and Howell Twp James Ankerbrant24 of Mason Clark Sheldon Undersheriif Ziegler andDeputy , NQTICE May 9 The gorgeous decora past masters will put on tions of green and blue had a the workFirst team, WM,Percy motif Stairway to the Stars Ellis S W, Ross Read J W H theme Beautiful lighting effects C, Vedder Sec, P W Curlett by Eric Rose, George lansley S, DOtto Pouison L D, Joe Griff x oc wafi TO i rTpments an Carson Hollingsworth con ith Chaplain Henry HauckSts, mores Corners on M36West fcnHd ShiPPY success oi theDr Towner, Clyde Fisher, Norm IT, , of the accused POWs Undoubt , tyancis Hiqgs, Marilyn Perry, Johnnie Singer brought one of his edly while in captivty every effANNUAL JUNIOR HOP Marilyn VanSIambrook I rabbitB tn visit Hs ,ast Thursday c was made to imbibe thes A record crowd attended the Mei fF lJ0 v lmeu with communism and high school JHop baiarday nite, PAST MASTERS TO WORK j Fnday Ma some did write The Congregational Ladies Aid Society is making, special plans for the regular meeting at Egeler investigated the accident Beon was unconscious and Ankerbrandt had an injured arm Thv ware taken to McPherson , m, j J YJiHSn in tha Swarth the Church Parlors Thursday, SCHOOL ENTERED oi former years are to be honor1 The new Pinckney Elementary ed and more than thirty invito School was entered last night j tions have been sent out With fc moi a hole cut in thein a reasonable radius, transpor JOB oi War Rooms were ran tation will be rurnished if reguest 2ridbut nothing taken Hot is phoned to MisWilham Euler luShee were discontinued Mgyj113F3 No one will want to miss land the book money had been this opportunity to renew acgufrfrn to the other schooL Thecrintance with old friends high school was broken into in January and over 400 taken WASHTENAW CENTENNIAL Washtenaw Lodge No 65 of Darter celebrates theif centenn ktl Saturday, May 16 The ban auet is at the school at 700 pm Sivooatiofi W Beach, chap Welcome Bob MastW MJ cmcun COURT session with part Don Swarthout and Mrs an Miller, Calvin HookerTiler J William LaPrad contributed de H, Hooker Second TeamW M corative items Eddie Martins or Jock HannettSWMerwin Camp chestra playedThe grana march bell J W, Cfria Campbell Sec, was led by James Matteson, sen Clifford Miller S D, Winston ior president and Dorothy Lavey Baughn J D, Norman Miller CBid Kenneth Matteson, junior Chaplain, Qlin Robinson Ste class president end Alice Shen Percy Ellis, Ross Read, H C den Vedder Joe Griffith Tiler L H, Hooker, OBSERVE FRIENDS NIGHT Fred Read will receive a life Thursday Pinckney Chapter membership on this night OES observed Friends Nigh 90 attended Guests were frok South Lyon, FowlervilleLin DAR FOR MAY, 1953 den, Howell, Brighton, Detroit, Siokbridge 50 year member and Northville Pinckney officers ship night May 14 erg presented the visiting officers Fnday, May 15 EA Degrees, with gifts Laura CLeary, How Chicken dinner at 700 p mThe U W M presided for Alberta King Seeley Masons to work a binkel and Barney Wilson, Anndegree and Livingston Past Mas Pan Mrs Colone for accompanying us the music festival Karen Bloxom hs sonic new yla1PS Wt drew pictures illustrating Mn last Friday We marie Mothers Day caii fn oui mothers lat week Camillc visited friends in Jackon, Sunday She saw a turtle goit for a walk on the highway Maiy Lee spent some time in the woods Sunday, pic3in flowers Joanne Bloxom has a new dress THIRD GRADK NEWS Charles Root and his neighbor went in the ditch Saturday Thwrecker had to pull them out present LIVINGSTON LODGE CALEN i thfweek Sd h aUnt Quite a few of us have had sunburns Linda Kellenbercr is oin to t two ponies Janice Rose and Terry Rowell wentj swimminjr Sunday ,, n , , i ww w ,tlw home asking any Suwitt spent the week end their folks tQ jom Communisi in nortnem Michigan , T , , wi wiwh t un,,i T , gamzalions This they claim to We wisn to thank Mrs SuitT aiinv i , , , j have done in order to get better treatment and food POW mail has not been censored but it will be from now on The POWs say they were not deceived but did t to make their captivity mor beatable Court was in J Arbor assisted Albert DtnkeLA ters 2 Past Masters commitK jurytnals last week In tha auto Iuncheon was wvedi a D PII rSEJSS accident suit oi Robert Lewis va Waykmd Rees and Tom McCas ANNOUNCEMENT ee Percy Ellis, Clifford Miller, f W Curlett, Jack Hannet and , j rr niiiiwiivKiuiiii Merwin Campbell te S WaSaCqUel 2wri i engagement of Doris Imus, Centennial of Washtenaw No 500 judgement rendered agemr dauqhter o of 65 of Dexter VLay IB lleJ Z l1 HFol4 Swarthout, Tuesday, May 19Euchre tourOrgan Music, Wm Kave 1 testimony takenin ihe suit o and Claude nament g00 p lofjlra Wilson and Sons v Wm Swarthout of pinckney is an SaturdayMay 23,MM Degrees Toastmaster Elgin Wuson, P Mi Davis when it was settled, nounced A fall wedding is at 800 p m Singing 1J by Rev Shepherd Lodge Hiitory, Ray SteebPM DeMolay Choral Group led by Harold Koch Ann Arbor had a mystery oi its own last week Arthur Godfrey, radio entertainer is off ior ci tew weeks ior an operation on an injured knee The operation was supposed to be in os on, The story came out that he was at University hospital, Ann Arbor The story was spread by nurses and interns It took a statement from the head of thtl hospital to stop it,Some credence was given to it by the iact Dr Carl Badgeiy performed the first operation on Godfreys knee a iew years ago but it was at Boe ton Lucille and Linda Barrett were in Holly Sunday i Most radio and television cigKaren Singer has a new dress She arette programs stress the fad CARD OF THANK4 planned The bridetobe is a iun Monday, Tuesday, WednesT v,,v tfc, nrmv ior m Pinckney high schoolHer day,May25 26 27, Grand Lodge No 76 lor their elon, oi Vk VHE LIBRARY UXvti p w Ctirtt Sec , , There will be a business meet mmmna May 1 at BedfciUEngland at the of Tienda oi the Llbrary on The Ann Arbor Bank has ask , PINCKNEY CEMETERY ASSTi j age of 94 t Tuesday evening, May 19, at 7 ed permission of he stale bank The annual meeCn of ther George Tansley mid family m Library ing deot, to establish a branch Pinckney Cemetery J 3n wilj , ,JW bank at Whitmore Lake, bihSdm the Swarthou Funeraj MJ al Haae Monday, May 18 c P M Den Swarthout Pr AdAcccBc GPM sympathy at the time of the pass StoTSTnckef to eU ling of my father, on went to Howell Saturday Dale Canfield had a birthday on May 7th, Eddie Rigffs on May 10th and Leonard Simmonson on My nth Tommy Read went out for dinn j with his grandma and grandpa Read on Sunday Kathie Reason, went to Ypsi Sunday Patsy HollisUr had company Sun day Grace Poulsons cousin visaed her on Tucsdaifa Richard itrahn went for an airplane ride in Howell on Sunday He was nearly in an accident Junior Darrow painted his bike Gus Ledwidge writes that their brand does not cause throat irration, or other ilUahey claim a survey provess it rbu1 give no details of eaid survity The American Cancer Society Is conducting an extensive survey as io the results of cftjdrjslte smoking It will take 4 Yte 200,000 men will be examrjecL In this county 450 bay bMn examined 70 percent sftOKefi, 9 percent did formerly, 2t Ijer cent never smoked 48 percent of the smokers used cigarette 40 cigars and 35 pipes Floris dark and wiie attend ed the Delphian meetinq Meghe inight at the Iuae Hiram Smttfc i ,Wr IfaMSSS M 1 Snr o Fred p tonne county playng the outfield for ShelbyiSSh home teftawllt TnjW at 8 at the Grand Hotel, Maclanac Port Trenton Ohio, spent Thurstreasurer and mcdl carrier died C and got 2 hits in the lotmloa located hf res jlslana day at the Asher Wylie home, at Howell Thursday, igame, Clato, furnishedvste ,4 m c,V ur i m p THE KNCKKEY tT8PATCH Wobssday, May 13 1SS3 V f 3 ifcftfc , 73 I i i Hes down hes up Ht has an oldfashioned water heater But theres no need for you to run your legs off not when you have a truly modern water heater Electric, of course Its automatically workfree worryfree Save time save steps Go BlcrtrU tMfff wtflH mi SEE YOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison kSeamSUcfiUctUf HHWMIM Silver Harv Day A COMMUNITY EVENT IS HERE Every Frida 915 P M Sponsored by the Howell Chamber of Commerce HOWELL MICHIGAN in Cooperation with the Howell Merchants SOMEONE WINS EVERY WEEK BE PRESENT IT MAY BE YOU Its Fun and Its I ree i Entry Cards Are Wafting for YouIn All Howell Stores Where the Rules of the Contest Are Posted IToweii HC WELL MICHIGAN FowlervUle elect their new con solidated school board May 16 The McKena and Lowe dis WedCThur May 13,14 tnct schools voted last week to join the Stockbridq school syj BATTLE CIKCUS stem by votes of 23 to 18 and, With 22 to IS j Humphrey Bogart June AHyson The wedding of Phyllis Hurst Also Cartoon formerly of Stockbridge to Mch Frid SaturdaV, May lils a joun Uahagher of Jackson Bud ad Lou Costello iato pace July 11 in W G Reeves and wife oi GO TO MARS StocKBidge returned last week AND ircm a SM mile trip through the Jane Greer, Howard Xeel oentral, western ana southern states DESPERATE SEARCH Mrs Walter Keiser is a patient Mat 200 i at St Joe hospital, Ann Arbor Cartoon Hien Beilby is valedictorian of tho Brighton senior clas3 and Sunday, Monday, May 17, 18 Sandra Kekonen, salutatcrian JMat Sun, 200 p m, Cont, Kens Market at Brighton was Micky Rooney, Dick Hayms burglarized last week, 300 ccar toons of cigarettes taken and ALL ASHORE 125 in silver I Technicolor Hy Klein, Brighton high school I Comedy Cartoon wS S at Fr Tues, Wed Thur, May 19,20,21 Stauteadlia or rests in March, a 17 percent in DESERT LEGION crease over last year iechncolor On Monday night or the Mar Comedy Novelty Cartoon ion town house dupt John Page 7 1 i Kowell high school met with ComingIvanhoe Serpent of the 12 scr ool aistricts to tac onNU , the educational piogiau and needs of the future The tnools represented were the bu,Woll Genoa No 5, MarionIosco No Dextet Theater i evt4 4 Mirh Friday Saturday, May ill6 Double Feature GUN SMOKE Technicolo Uarnnr Audio Murphy, Susan Cabot and Paul Kelly AND TORPEDO ALLEY Starring Mark Sevens , Dorothy Malone Cartoon Sunday, Monday, May 17, 18 SHES BACK ON BROADWAY Technicolor Starrinr Virginia Mayo, Gene Nelson Special Attraction The Hoaxter Tues, Wed, Thur, May 19,20,21 , THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Lana Turner, Kirk Douglas and Dick Powell i cartoon and news j Coming Destination Gobi, Ivan hoe Treasure Golden Condor ace Theater Whitmce Lake, Mich km Ihecifre OlIVE IN THEATLZ 1, Green, Ailderson, Mcaion Cen ter, Kiaxger Chubbs Corners, ,01 t TJ e Maple hcV, Youlove and XtCLQ I 1 m i II 1 m i Jams Burroughs of Pettys Friday Saiurday, May 15,16 ville has completed the non com missioned oiiicers school at Gels en, Germany f Sister M Leona died at Adrian week She was the ioimer Sar ah Broqan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon isrogan ot hinckney, Mr and Mrs Howard Pickett Joan Crawford, Bruce Bennete have purchased the Ohailos Er1 cnnoo wood home in Unadilla village f r wiiur johnfcon Howell dmg SdJlSg 5 7 gist purchased his 2Cth iA5ION USA new Buick last week, PATHFINDER4 Technicolor with George Montgomery AND SUDDEN FEAR wtfh 18 lew with Gerald Mohr Peggy Castle Ako NAN IN THE SADDLE a technicolor with Randolph Scott Born to Mr and Ms Er jaett Wiuxneyer iane Amburcpv at at Mcpherson hospital, He ell, May 1 a daughter Michigan Slate College has awarded 6 scholarships to Liv ,,,,, inqston county students They li are Lois Beachy, Pinckney, igh Tues, Wed, Thur, May 19,20,71 Culbertson, Fowlerville Tom Ev BATTLE CIRCUS enson, Brightonohn BurkeHart wtn land Georqe Brewer and Merry Humphry B ogctrtjune AHyson Elizabeth McQuillan, Howeli ,il Mr and Mrs Sam Andries oi HARLEM GLOBE TROTTERS i Ann Arbor celebrated their 50th cioor u wedding anniversary Sunday at pc Vwn C1 heToln the cottage at Silver lojwhch n Uoi0ld od Mo ic, a they have owned for years, tie wee in an Ann Arbor plumber, Friday Saturday, May 15,16 IVANHOE Technicolor starring Robert Taylor Elizabeth Taylor lso FOR PETES SAKES Starring Little Rascals Price Adults 50 Children 20 cartoon novelty Sundae Monday, May 17, 18 Clark Gable, Gene Tierney In NEVER LET ME GO Featurette Plantalion Melody Novelty News Cartoon fue Wed, Thur, May 19,20,21 Double Feature THE SILVER WHIP with Rory Calhoun, Dale Robertson AND Dan Dortley, Constance Smith T A X I Latent Nevs Chrisea, Macaiuj Friday Saturday, May 15,16 THE RED hFAD from WYOMING Technicolor a Drama Starring Mauresr OHara, Alex Nichol Cartoon and Sport Sunday, r ionday, May 17, 18 AGAWST ALL FLAGS Starring A , c The Edsel Meyer, Maynard Ero1 nYJ Anthony Quinn and A marriage icense license has Clark fi3miIieS Nlrs Qcik Mcureen OHara been issued to Hugh Bigg, J a, Rose Hende and g Ida Sun Shews 3, 5 7, 9 Howell and Mary Yewdail yFrisbee were Mothers Day c y,ton news hpV HoWelL , 7sts at the Walter Clark home Tue7Weu, Thur, May 19,20it iiwi , l 1R VAeie Arrft Waltf 8 in Bnsto1 THE MEMBER oi THE WEDDING Noiet, of 25 Tears Ago Tenn, last week s r T,ama starrinq Floris Clark and wife tho NV Pinckney Independents won r yia una wu spent Ethel Wa tor8 ui9 Harris md theSseamd qams Sunday by Sunday in Detroi with Mrs Als B DeWacU uieu 7, n rhft ma Hams and Zita rvwfcvm beating Muth J Stanley Dinkel and son,spent S Kowf MU ffifS1 Sldg wih Mrs Commma Peter Pan, Serpent of 1 3 hits for Pinckney, Brown, Cox, and McCleer 2 each An oil well is being drilled on i the Rosr, Robb farm in Conway Lelanc Line had his coxa Ford Coupe stolen from the streets 01 Howell last Saturday I Dr W B Watts died in Cleve land last week He married the former Josephine Clinton of Pinckney There is one daughter Miss Loretta Dillingham enter tained the members of the senior land junior classes at her home Friday, iTi JL2 li Cecil Hendee and Wayne Carr ff T 1 Tl I II J zjaiuibkiUed and Umkilled NftM of 9 Yean Ago Emil Brown has put 0 rw vftna, w v hch bu MondaY ht loffa and btoww in his black 10 yanKeurans have been had a weiner roast Washtenaw county will have The Pilcim Fellowship group solid rural delivery after June 1 went to Huron River Park in the andi I Dillingham was salutatorian George Hornshaw prophecy Norman Milter, hicHan Elinor Gage class poet Velma Hin chey, class sonq Gladys Esic, A big crowd is expected at thej alumni Tune 23 Th officers are Pres P H Swarthout Vice Pres Beatrice VanHrn Sep Tres CTvin Hooker Tho Hiah PrhcoT beat Dexter rrt ia haT Fridrv 14 to 3 Cecil Hendef crrd Roy Reason pitched, fleoson also hit 2 home runs, Don SusWnq and Douglas Smith wftre the Dexter battery Mrs Mnrv Moz died th morninrr Phe lrry a husband and several children needed a mfth shop Hods Moron spent the week ad with Clifford Bcrughn granted a franchaise to build an electric line through Brighton Mrs Worenre AtLee Spent thei The Ona Gamnbev returned fsom Lcmsing Thursday wher he had an operation The Carl I M Mr and Mrs Clare Miller and Carol were in Adrian Sunday y , n , hnr The Independent League met M t 1 u Wi eJ the C h0M with Nfcrley and Nonaughn PT,5fulah 01 andiJn Gadw t J wi i J Moodmr nicu Florence Baughn were in HowEtbei end Ellery Durfee gradu onaay nig ell Thursdcr 0194 at the high choalal Pal Wg have a Iaroo bin fl m Jtotar, Tfii this month wfar our wiow which we caught W x9 1S ck froin ttMb fatbsr is W dressed and mounted ourselves Anzona Mr AtLee will remain family spent the week end TK Vino Lns Club ball Wellington White has a new Je Awhile ftem uJTOJio Jf R Sf buaav 8, Tasch of 11 Mrs Don Swarthout and Elsie Isasn boxrt Anason 13 10 O n gg Hoif i workinJ for bor pent Sunday at the Robere DeVoTfe wsre in Ann Arbor on Earl Baughn gyd Danpw, Geotq Younglove this year Tasfh J Saturday Toe Komnedv and Adrian Lavey Wilr nt U L x Ioco 11 , he T Lcrvey fcrauly were Sunj Thft Raih iond Gerald Chnton faavsTbSn civo3d as members Miss Iva Hadda of White Oak day guests at the Howard famiIies nj TVTOH ent Sunday aMbt Young Mm aub wr marriKi May 17 dBneriTn0rt Z at the cJTkClnIIlhofefu VkleltfoIbacBd has purchas Rv NDPottor and wife arc jt d Mrs Pobert Sabu and 4 tkTYvaan which has been Tlie W ght mens bowling home from Florida dauahtp ffn DrHr of Milan ZTesW leagu had their banquet Satur C A Ramelt of Detroit spenti Sunday with Mra Sabrus nZhscf Cooe aav 01 ihort talk day night at Pin Lodge, Btfghthe weekend at the Latson home mother Mrs Pearl Hinchey Stft irdmbJtodcry tan, cmd called a Dispatch amot Detroit Die Set Corporation Pinckney phone 80 PLUMBING WATER SYSTEMS Stanley DinkelS Bfc rai rTTCTOn piAICE Wepdoy, May 131953 1 The Peoples M St 3T Pinckney Dispatch Entered as 2nd Class Matter at Poatoffice iiaot March 8 1877 lix oHoweli St,HnckneysMicii buiiripuon tTicf di50 per r Juijs Webb and famiy of Royc Oak and Joseph Webb an iiuly ox Ann Arbor spent1 Sur wiih ,ird Cora Webb Tiiu IvlerLir Arnuiqey and Fmj ruwi eameyer iamilies had cancer vitn Mis Mary Hmbur I Jf fir aiiiay Saiiaay guests at the He buiuo noinc were Geraldine Mol c el Detroit, the James Bums iaAi an iJemardine Bums of 1 65, jacc Younq family, a,, wdkiin fumiiy and Donald Bur and v,a Plumbing Heating IComplete Lii3 HumbiiK Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OH AMD GAS HOT WATEH HEATEHS i Groceries Canned G4 W r i iii w linger la Kennedys Se 3 fcire home in Marion where h ievvclk, CairpbII family and took Arn 3c 3 urns will teach in the Giv scnool next year iandi his Wii in ie McDonald school near Whitore ake W The Juries Whitley fansily speat Jatutday at the Wiliam1 Whitley home in Ann Arbor I Jerry He my io working in the Giike 2ibi Icrdvare in Horn elL The Tom Wart ii, uy spent Sunday with Mrr, iliac , at ae Chemung, j The John Mellonrls ar2 going to Baifcdo to dve awhile, Tuey 1 ave iented their home in PettysviIe to Jack Kenny and wife of Webster i Lois McDonald who is attend inq school at Manchester Eng Jard he 3 relarned tcv a trip nrcugh Spain and PortugalShe , be home in July Sorgt Mid McDonnell has Oo o Lamp Kijmer, N J to r3 J ir ice J an ie i ici icAiee iumily at ted he odding of Gordon, son and Patricia Jones in De it S tvay end gvests home were Ins E W o Miv i r Y cnd the in I oi Detroit McAfee COMPLETE LINE 6F PUMPS WE SEX T WE fNSTALL WE SERVICE j 1C75 EAST M36 Phone 183F2 COAL POCOHONTAS LUMP KENTUCKY EGG arroKEfi Wo A iiiii LXEHoev Sons PHONE 281 ocjrrr , urno, aten,j sjliocl Wan Louis Coyle was oroqht homo irom S Joe ho, iui, An P Sunday The C fn lv of hoi ilitf ii L Da , ai at TiLn2ysfL Sunday cuuc Thompson home ham and wife, JJ ,, iciali Butts oi Dfonce Covert,, Ann E Darrov and on rvh Trr t rrnd and M k, i vin, ivr wife ton Jnd, called lrr in icr Wylio of Grand h Asher in Ann Ar Frldcr jfcj ni If ibh Griffith leave ehis iif d nd nclcv vife and Jun at the Albert JYC CPCi Vj r ton family at the I The Expert nima jav ai fi 1 4 nnecessary Applv in Person CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK Mich Molded DKTKl MICHIGAN nm Wagoners Grocery 6066 Pinckney Road Quality Merctandise LOW PRICES Boer end Wine to Take Out HO i RS Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 to 8 Phone Howell 706J2 Misses Ev IJeilie Gardner, man White and tendea thu Fursl L M , an Council of th iat cil oi Catholic W , , in Lansing Mrs Eva Melvi, ,, in Lansing at the , r j r homeBobby Grainger was g member of the FLo Hoiy ,,,ou munion class at the immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Lanshir, Sunday Mrs Winifred Graves enior tained the following on Mothers pay Water Grave and family, Jackson, Gerald J aison enc family, Howell Don Walker, ijack White and Carl Deiwyier families, Mrs Msrte Jm an daughter, Mariseof JarVcn c d MrsFaye Steere of Eostcn Mass Mr and Mrs Ros Bead and 3Mr and Mrs Howcd Head hai dinner at Saratog T rri j Grand River Sunday Hit Hit yoi L ti cc r io, 8, lara 5voom ci,tari, c rv Corte S42S00, low t , r c i K L SERVICE STA O en i7,000 pros lo ,11 In , iUi,K,T0r,l r f ,R COURTS well c d, rs house Loc Af pr, iJ, builciuigs, etc 6, rv HCTLWith 10 rms, brau, , ,i, dir, j rm store rcntal saci c Pnr for evcrytlir, ory Si ,J C LVITURE APPLiXC n Tcnn city, corner loc,on C r i Pnrc inventory, oquipr 1, r FAKM MACHINERY 11 trea Unck bldg, land 2 LOC l , equipment, lnrv f VARD, est 6Lj r r rv Sale price 3 tern Musson v t S nday nkel home h and mother are now t the Harry Evers home ry, allup is workina on a h o se th consrva are building at Silver, otoe Arkiev lave the1, Aalesmo Sales Service PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE M4RTlRnTER PINCKNEY, MICH CAPEHART TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 STT iJkfdf Wyl ie the r ana Fritz contracts ith Rueasegqer attendirch moetina at Wash, D C last week Head and wife spent Sun he Herbert Peters home I tlllo Creek r rmd Jerry Clark and fam and Ray Moriarity and wife spent Sunday with vr Margaret Ckrrk Fad Vad and wife were Sun day dinner guests of the Dan Guerdons of Silver Lake The Gene She ban family of ,i J rr Edna Spears nd Tack Sheldon were Sunday , ct di Loins Shehan j horr, i , ngton 1Pend I vf jbyrfunjfis Wi MARKiiT pU , Tv 1 reTlOO Bitk L,1 v, W Pric1 conpfti M,C, MT iiCP, est 12 , nor has other inlerc l,o v ilc price 8,905 for DoryMii HAL STOTE ,9,1 5i75,o0 ,, cC Est 19,C ,T fJillm,, 3 i fr al plus Invpntorv SiCcd C, orHivG ST0PE, plus lucwKe hats, tjiif i, rf,,iOi ,Vo JO TK s I, r, c ,ik, I V So M T , c jewel, prj,s on c c t, vd Price plus Hvriury JSJOO Codp iMO 2u7 TfPY in hfart of Mo OrKM Fii liv qutr, 1 larri Hivllcs pne, dry ,od3, frJs, ens, i1, c , rire crrpllie 3 f0 Kfcr 0 CXic MO 183 VOVTOWLAK SHOP rV in rt Mi trn rr ti 25 per mo with rno ,f, riv, i ,v a ICV Price fnr bus t r c 0 r MV CIpANEP, fLily tc uifl rrtoOcn truik Pric torcomplc r rrAJTYSMOV vii h , M,fVf X vjrea Pr,, ui S120C 0 rii 7y ClEAMNO P7t bclrf ri3 on ft, 1 i , Prtor everihi,,i iiji DINIiR on 2 l,v su urr, jraraT1 s, tT K latKt, hlflj ft r nOIJIKXT shop wli lai f, V cy rilrfr tficts uprMent elf fiACV in biuiCP 2 for i per rm v quip flxturf, imtv GocrnY 7 MM Mrlnif III rcTl arc f full line Price ciSfc , P ESTAimAKT fc T VmN rt v 1 rebuilding, i lo pner r,ltcs r,, qinrrprt, i Ji87V I rxfrj r Y i , i Ive i 10 i i aM r V wr nUi ,r,g lt wi ,1 i,v r rv UlTlOlMo L 11 r T TCNO fi, T, i fCll i y 2 r , ,, ii , tr,, , , U wah invertrry i,0ul Rsfcr to Cdc , 57 HJIU3TNG CONTRACTOR ii Xf D IVrtifV franchise Ovntr retiring JiSTuatrUI district r,f , tor golnf tostMM only 30,000 Ce No ILL 502 OAJUOC 4 eiRVTCK STATION Mttd 6,000 Ut QoatoMtactaiMcalodlOOxMod Pile i, it r on, re ri , ui T, cip, inviy S20S0 1LL 50 , ,, vc JiAt,KTAitii 10X turnover annually At ie Rent S30 per mo, Selfservjc store lr, I r ment inventory S16 125 No 114023 SLPTf MAHKET 0hir wrlnw wiable to operat ,,r ,,r Little competition, 42 mo rent Pries of 1 i,j ri cqvirment inventory Cde No ILL 637 ,0 DY SHOP with local contiacU for allyear iis I,,T rn, very best fqjiprnent Price lor ,,, , , ,icr,t rilorv oniy 7,000 Co ILL 538 r,oiY i ,A uKrT m good bldg with 3 ,,, i , ci t I nnd, 20T net profit, best r , T,i75 Code No ILL 239 , r r AU 0 uV, AUTO SERVICE on gd i i 1 f s, iriiufcd with land, equip, , He ce S75CO Code No EC 224 ,TON cr jVXOOO on auto gervle , 2 OIITS rrrt Jr 0 pr mo Price for il cqjp only 13,000 Code No 8C 190 j , ,i sTOiiL, oiners retirr Present good groM , d rard twice Rcr,l r, y 75 jr mo Fln rr rT, for invty, 6 eqjlp UCCO No OK 324 hlC, iTm SHOP In topOn rity OwnfirmrlBfc Fir, b ,, v rrodcrate rcrti vrv best equipment r , ,, ,, orv JWSC0 tr Code No OK 50 Giw FLVATOfi rErDSTOMT storage capac,, V 00 lii liV, proft, free s fc 6car garafft Tlv I u MruclCB, lwiliir,cr 1,7W ILL34S TvHN netted 30 in i,5 Ji 1034, owner U rlrc Brick bldg, incluld Iw iIYS Sale Include land Inventory, building, equiprrrt 517,200 ILL 13 nY NVnTiitri 60c,IJ farcify at SlOptrwfc f Jfrv brirs 1,, f,c pliyground equipmettt, 40 rr,i ice Cir,cXJO Code NO ILL W 1 Do T i crsi C00in 1952,andgroMca e e, ,ns 011 f,ur i, Good lines, low rent I, i MI irvv 70,000 Code No SC 168 f , ,1 r u,r 3S JT, has beet rejk, n , r tr,,ss CO,0OO, Jp net proflti, ivtvietp 7,000 LL 12X ,IIK itl cros In fa gales, etc Rent , mo lesTjranl could addtogrosi tn , i or rqi,i h invty only S6,500 ILL 284 Lii ,, Hz Tivrr APPLfANCES Owner 1U il to rcir 2 rv Mlfi vth llv o,ulrs, 2 trurka, Priri complnt 577000 plueinvty CodeiLL304, KIY Ovncr nt sell at once to return to Eng bldp wiin liv cirv fjiest equlpweitt Price for i 1 inventor 7,500 Code No ILL 571, iS BOYS W in nice bide, with full baet i oyr i III, ni 1 at once Price of 18,500 , Udis ty equip Code No, ILL 634 iG Jomj M voijrre in prescriptions, foot irrt ,,, og Moderate leaee, gross 7,000 Pri r huncss only 37,500, Code TEX 298 DPAii unics with finest clientele established, Vrry , en,,i i,vt, valuable tnvenory Meal nan ti 11 P e complete 12,900 Code No TEX 27 roa v ETV1CE STATION stUs feeds, fertiU A T A CX1AT NEW RANGE BEYOND THE GAS MAINS THE V, I i 1 i C STAPPAN WITH The amazing aufom Jtec oven plfoe hnt coi ftot us gas Yowv got It 96 it M believt it It v, 111 irr, drv ,I,Me, auto service Narl Dldg8 wuhliv outrs, Und,eiu or,, 1 vice 4 lp,etc,Tl8,000 T l 1100,000 l,f rtf Ful peiriyWrif 0f VOLli 3I osa 2J8, c You OVs c WITH 1 rnis TRODUCTORY OFFER i2CWj50 Cone in tcday Be the first to own thit beaviful range with to many ootttonding cookitifjoato features PTON cK Mt th tWf emmrT V WvWWW wrwfil uy M A, WlQBfMQyi vMQf 18 tw J sew lMi pywwrr ,7 n FOR SALE Two baoutijul Home fates Obe 200 ft on Wylie Road, the other 12 it on Portage Lake Road,one and one quarter miles I from Dexter,Mich Highway baa, school bus Electricity Good Land Beautiful Shade Tries, Re Istricted, also a lew smaller eels, John McGinn Dexter 4871 Portage Lake Road PROFESSIONAL CORNER Wff5 14 a an Gttvator Sbewell pnk Shank KEEP YOUR EQUIPMENT 100 JOHN DEERE Its fast plaio common sense to refjce worn or broken parts on John Deere Equipment with only gemum John Deere Pern Why Because they aswayt fit tad perform as well a the originals they replace Theyre exact duplicates of the original parte made from the same highgradespiaterish, iom the acme patterns alia dies end with dke same quality workmanship You cant afford to handicap the fuse, dependable performance of your John Deere Equipment Keep it Oa Filter f5fc John Deerel Disk Bladi mum j HHHIIM iiiiiiini s cmm i iijuiiuaTi JUUIHIUUM MUHiuiuifj niuiiiunn umttmi t ihutiit t i imtr I wniHiue I tiHuiuima t UIIMHUHH LiifiicmiM i niuiinir I Eafretta41 TTTTTTTT LHD3DE Except Wedjseasfei MenToe FttSastfJIl I DR G B McCLOfiEY PtltJll lUVi Uortn MiciiaoK f X olepnaneas Odico 935 2esJ4js,je U4 Evening by Api3iiitoiU Eowett MfthiaoBj HERB SNEED raoce 13 i07 Gi i slet HowoU i Hktkian aool Lstote Icsuranf aaTokecdqe City, take and Fane rtoeteriy A Special i t YYur Property rtt lie ft E AI K IM YMtthaaawTMT GERALD ifclBBff Broker 10 liVftb rw rlndmey MIA Phase 2 IJ hone 7FlT SsCSSSu MlTSOlt J HUGHS Plum sing and Heauna icesa Stale Phone 183F2 1075 Funeral How DOB C Swarthout Director Modem Equipmen AfHDUicsBca ewresta ihrnaa 39 63 Ptectesoy B fhED C BE2CiOiOFf A OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand He AT IkweU e MtatskR Ihone 358 PeeHeeee 61 LE LAVEY Genera Insurant oje 55V3 Pinckxm Mb J foii 21CUTIK HP WITHMUL fhm BfTTCT tQ ffilfUaal I e 14 cepety Ml ft eflMi wi4th, cirti mort freti xHaYeB o e Quick Martins 1 he l4M too AfiiM uMt rtUefjpa Eety e CMt tteee Iveatd allto coftitr RFrUGERArON SER IGR hAhQil RADY Repairs oa ui Makes VAOm 154F3 PwckDey AUCTIONEER Farm Sales a SpocialU BERT WYUk CALL FQWLEVILLE 43SF6 DR C I TOWNEB Dentist 6044 Portage Lake Rot 4 Phone Dexter 3461 , er LLOYD HFHDEF Uvestoek Haulm Weekly Tips Muae Tc Dtfr General TrucUna , PiBfoer Mir Phone 161F13 ROGEB J CARR Complete Iniuaence Coverage 1 Phone 43 Plnckney fch CEMETY MEMORIALS Prices You Can AhV td To Paf MUFOR GRANITE WORKS NiliordL MiduVws JiUiilietl AliVJe FaR SALEtCoal rurnaue stoker, fired and in us now WANTED To buy auto bed for a Dhonp0lt I baby Phone 71F3, Pinckney Phone16b Hirrow Tb i w8but Sofefy enclosed Ve dutch and 0ae eafcKtf THE LAVEY HARDWARE Pinckney, Michigan FOR SALti Cottages at Patterson WANTEDFuU and part time wia Lake, for year around with oil tresses at the iarnace See Bill McMacken at Lakekmd Gelt Club, Brighten, 1090 Patterson Lake Dr, sales NEehigan, Frank Noack Mar man ior Noel Burnhom realtor, FOR sAlJiy40 Plyttoetii iMub FOR SALE African Viofete both Coup, radio hn, single and double Also a nurn Murrays Gulf aHaaVem ber of aprons Phone 121F4 FQR SAH43Tiiet aWstTfin Mrs Margaret Qark We carsm a opjaplete stock of genuine John Beere Parts See us for your placemeot neede Place your pasts order now, VP BUY ONIY ,A JtcM fAfiS Mi Hi AriiittVfAff UKE fl i V BCiAT Windshielai, your pattern Bring your pattern ABE3 AUTO PARTS, HowelL Phone 151 FOR SALEfi, ceaar rowoat, oars, anchors and 1 HP out made to board motor E L McKinley 306 Mill 6t, Pinckney St in Pinckney, 1250 feet sleep Will sell cdl or part Bee V LAVEY HARD tVAH SPINET PIANO BARGAIN Rather than return to stock To ReatFrnihed 335 East Main St, Pinckney Pnone 120F11 FOR SALE 4 Fresh Cows Russel Bokros, 2 miles south oi Pinckney on Tama Road FOR AL Baby chicks Started flhiaks Eaoh chiek is a product of oarr ful mating, rigid culling etafa Laraa Exclusive Binnn mmi WANTED To Rent Modern 3 bloodtesting Their sires and i22 r2S,i nX room apartment in town dams are selected on the basis , w 1 offers a beautiful spinet piano at large savings, to some interest led party with good credit refer FOR SALEMilk Roule haulima AtfrOMOTIVfc LACS INSTALL lences who can pay 7500 down 0 to 110 m into Fowlerville u y cmPtent glazier ample j and assume small monthly pay r wockon hand Curved wind, ments Write to Murray Collins DEKALB SEED CCN Youll find what yoou wat H DeKalb DeKalb has 64 dhWeat with 1950 Intentatioaa tuck p08 f Curved wind, ments Write to 4y lo vanetiees One or moie wfl tit Bdmond 8tephens,499S Potts Rd JJeId and back glass avail Co 19375 Livernois Detroit 21, your climate and vour ai Huff auurMxri iu oole Michigan Att Credit Manager your climate and your soil OaS or see me today And reneaber I have the new DeKalb Csux too For 13 years more tensers have planted DeKalb than as eisar see com For sole by Ralph aieen, Greejery kfh IbwIerviUei Irvichicm ABES AUTO PAPT Howell Phone 151 FOR SALEi Bectric shallow well FOR RENT14 acres of oasture pump, eood as new also hand at 1205 M36 Bast, Imokney lawamower larl GaHup Phone 35102 Ann Arbor for 2 ladies Phone 12 IF 11 of health, vigor and sere S FOR SriLEGnAVELi, washed approved Pullonem cefewed sand and qiuvcl, graded or mix I Buy these cMcks at QES rw cd, also processed read gravel I TRY FARM and HATdiair 13 D J GRAVEL COMPANY I 01 N Byron rd at city tenita 4 miles west of Howell at 4950 Phone 15 Howeli, Miohegen Howell Pinckney LADIESEarn extra cash by addressing postals a home Write Vali Co, Box 1042, Muncie, Ind, FOR SALEModern year around home on private Lake Call Pinckney 137F21 FOR SALE Double drain board sink No 54, used 1 yrs, price 65, one telephone stand 500 166 Unadilla St, Pincknrv FOR SALE I Three Large Home Sites on Patterson Lake Road, about one mile south of Pinckney with Por tage River Frontage Phone Farmington 1227M QUALITY eats Fruit Groceries Fish Mason Road Phono 984 J 2 or cwlerville 388FJ1 FOR SALE BABY nCKS, whit ieahorns,barred ana white rocks Mew Hampshire and Hy Liro Chicks Order hew Phono 105W Bob Squire Hatchery Howell Mich WANTEDpunk cars, scrap iron, j Office77518 By AppobataeB metals, batteries, automotive j Res 71003 Maa Tues, Wed radiaitps, cast iron radiators, THE PROPPB ivriF furnace iron, junk farm machin T V1 ery Weigh loads at city seales j T JW UAH BUYING ABES AUTO PARTS Howell, Make Financing ments as Economically and Conveniently as Possible Thats MANDELLS SAW FILING SHOP LAWN MOWER SHARPENING 11524 Rlverbank Lane HL4AND LAKE, ivIiCH CtrJg W fOVLRB D S C Fooi Speciauj Ckoppdnn 216 W Gdruver, Briahtonicb Telephone Office noon REAL ESTATE BARGAINS 4 bedroom home,2 car garage 2 lots furnace, good condition m Pinckney 4 bedroom home, modern, 3 lots 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage and 2 lots, hot water heat In Pinckney 9 bedroom home, furnace, 2 lota or 4 lote 2 year around homes at Patt erson Lake, Terms Gerald Reason Pinckney Mich Phone 133 I t ABES AUTO PARTS, Phone lil , WANTED To Rent Two Wheie WeComo inToUiePteU furnished Rooms Write or Call ureFinance Your New Car Here LJteu Patterson Lake at Low Bank Rates WATJTEDWool, hiojhest market price paid Lucius Doyle Phone 42, Pinckney PIANO WESSONS Classical or Popular L A BEATTIE Rush L Thone 157F13 THE FTRiT NAUOnA BANK HowelL Mick IJVIPT Federal Stiver ratio Member Federal Deposit msurance Corporation A Oeposite insured Up toSKJWO u Kach BfeDoaitar Market Prices Courteous Service Fattffirnsheri 18t tmmfmmmi J Incorporated lbl5 McPHPASOge Br TRAIN WVECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP Savings are the life blood of the country Without savings the sources of financing of our farming industry and govern1 stent would be so drastically curtailed that our whole econ j omy would be almost paralyzed So it is the sum total of the sav ings of everybody upon which ll the prosperity of our country depends j Your Savings Account no matt er how small is mportant tefo to save todar Chick Starter and toying Mash Farmers Feed Suppn Co J w V r,i LTHRILL to 3D IN YOUR HOME Pindoxey past motions metat norence Tapper ol Flint, Keith HURRY AHD CURRY CLUB STATE Of BflCBOM 1on Thrill to three dimensional Masonjc temple Monday Bradbury and wife of Chelsea, The Hurry and Curry Club met 9 w Co1 pictures in your home in vivid with 21 present Games were and the L J, Henry family coil john Burg, their leader Uvfcgston natural color in the American PlaV Hostesses were Came ed at the Jesse Henry home Sun me g members The ofn , er known See The American Griffith, Lucy Reason and Fran day, J cers are Pres,, John Burg irVice w 1 Mattex ot the Estate of Weekly with SundaysMay 17 cisRobtason Mrs Ella Merc is expected esA Bddto HolUnaswoJtiSe, Barbara Tessmer Deceased WeeklyNo special glasses are1 Mrand Mrsjames Nance and home this week aim a 2 weeks Nancy Nash Treas,, Jeff Davis At, a session at said U r held needed as citing Mirrortma, ad Charles Trost and wile stay in Brighton Reporter, Barbara McAfee May 8, 1953 protects youTight into the pic1 Dearborn called at the Andy Bert Roche of laying was m Present, Hon Hiran 8 Smh inamnhell home Friday town Friday Judge ol Probate projects youTight into the picture The whole ksmify will enjoy this new modern wonder different from any you have evissue of Detroit Sunday Times w Andy Bert Roche of Lansing was in Campbell home Friday town Friday SergtOtis Matteson and wife Barbara Miller and Paula Cur spent Saturday at the Dick Iett were soloists ae the meeting Young home in Big Rapids of the Howell Music Club at the Sunday guests at the J H Herb Schott home there last Hooker home were CW Hooker week 5 Ypsi Normal students 1 a iirw Mr MaafgCax took part William Cayerly was FIFTH GRADE NEWS I Hereby Qiven Th Ham fif IntarAftt Hooker home were CW Hooker week 5 Ypsi Normal students up were Donny IUMII9 Ul IU1WW1 0f Ana RlhXi MJS MwioWfcnr took part William Cayerly was I Swarthout, Jr Mrs Raymonda Morris and, penter and Viola Pettys of now I program chahmani jp 1 We welcome Bo Kathryn Miller were Saturday ,eH, Dan Brooks and wife ofYpl Bora to Mr and Vince LaResaUth grade He guests of Mrs Gladys Davis of silanti and Mrs Jennie Sh T JJ Anmata, 1 school in Ypsi Q l and of Ann Arbor Queuing wv Riggs and Gaii Gustafson Runners Donny Baughn and Don Dexterj I Mesdames Mae Bryan and Mae Daller attended a White Shrine meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin last week The Gerald Kennedy jjaailYJ Howell spent Sunday with irjp Kennedy and wife Mesdames JRuttman and Aug auBt Rutlman of Howell spent Sunday with Mrs Raymonda MTbe8Roscoe Yarborough fam ily of Berkley were Sunday teB of Mrs Eleanor ledwidge the executor of said estate praying ha his final account be allowed and the residue of said OK pan Jm VT V We welcome Bobby Sheldon to our estate assigned to the persons ,m vmu rvi rJiogram chanmani H is from woodruff entiled thereto will be heard at Saturday, e5, Dan Brooks andwjfe o4Yo1 Bora tojjjjj CeAa I Aod in Ypsi Gur class enrollment probate Court on June 22nd aa w Georgia, May 12, a daughter, Mrs Alta Meyer spent the t Claire Elaine week end at the Garfh Meyer HI science The class also mads poem books to give tneir Mothers faff Mothers Day A few ol the students pave their poem books to hospitals The seventh grade boys plan on having a return game with the sixth grade On Thursday of this week the seventh, grade boys will play the seventh graders of Gregory Mr Beachy is the Gregory teacher On Tuesday, May 26, our class will go to Greenfield Village I 1953 , our mothers on lt j, prdere That notice there 13th for our , ven by publication ot i wt n ACHiB,cM , We have a nicct copy isieoi ior three weks con home in Bad Axe 4H NEWS program planned cv,a,w secutivelyprevious tosaiddayot The Edsel Meyer family of Yp cnrU make up the We have made beautiful shadow, e pmckneyDispatch JLand the Wxru Larnb am JX J ggb leaders boxes, letter , the hdicuanr cause a is 38 We are having Wednesday, May j Achievement Day program planned sUonti and the Wxru wx pttysville 4 Club The leaders ily called at the W H Meyer rlMi McAfee, flower home Sunday u ovw Alice Gearhart of Dexter and Rosalie Nash and Kenneth ZUl gardening Mrs Arneld Bechler, vegetable gardening Mrs, Ralph Hall, food preparation, Mrs, Joe j Basydio, lreefng and canning They meet the first Tuesday of lamers s , coov of thirt notice to pe aervea well as dolls around a maypole and w known poy m intex corsages Mt wj t known adcjess by Rosalie Nash and Kenneth ZffllJ8 SSMriloi We hae learned neW reaSered moil return receipt S f hhetea8 Ut Zfr S J ir AuGudtloHed mVITEEZ COMFORT SHOES IP You ArOn YourFett Long Hours Jf at the Mark Nash home Harry Prisk of Howell called y u e , y ot Bersiey iwwe wuuvw, QQ friends her Tuesday the month Officers are PresBar KB of Mrs Eleanor Ledwidge g, yae Higgins has return bara McAfee Vice Pres, Eddie Mrs Eleanor Ladwidge leaves XOIOB from the Stockbridqe oUingdworth SecTreas, Car 1 j mftnth with, vftrtnvil Une Bkides Reported, Barbara hoeipija3 tolne Btades Reported Barbara Emmett King, the barber, has Massey Recreation Leader, Don bought a lot on the W H Meyer na Basydlo iarm and will build a home We have our project books Mrs Sadie Moron spent the and are learning how to meas lu and prepare foods, w week to spend a month wi h the Vince LaRosa icanily in Aug w MatteBon reported to Fort Cutei Battle Creek Mon fjs Flora McArtor ha been moved from the Merta Arnbr gey home to the Cbiford Miner h05Srid Aberdeen spent the1 week end in Chicago sTulah Miller entertanved the Clare, Clifford and Nor man Miller families on Mothers and Mrs Earl Baughn had g1 gists at he H Husman all their children home Wethers h Ann Aibor Dav except Mrs Betty Seefeld, s NeIlie vyhe andffaJ STbotabu, Ohio entertained WtaJEdoa George Wide sr and wife of BuldeIIa Huxford and Dick WyAnn Arbor spent Sunday even n Mohers Day v ma at the Howard Read home and Helen Tiplady end Al Rousch and wife of Detroit Joe stackabi caUed on Mrs spent Sunday with the George Edna Sunday Rousohes, J ,, Mrs Loretea Hooker and sons WiT Baughn is tired of lethng Ann spent Sunday at the farm farm bim the Roy Mlingbam home, bought a tractor and is turning Qene jnkel and wife and Jun ve 40 acres of bottom land to iQJ spene Sunday at the Albert plant to corn by gum Dinkel home, week end In Flint Olin Robinson went tea 1 roit hospital Monday for checlcUPMr and Mrs Ralph Hall spent Sunday at the Charles McDaniels home in Chelsea, The Charles Soules family ot Howell spent Sunday with Mrs Mrs Ethel Sprout, Edwin Sprout nd J , ure and prepare foods FOURTH GRADE NEWS We enjoyed having our mothers visit our room on Friday afternoon to see some of our school work and join us in a Mothers Day Tea jarty We had cookies and fruit juice for refreshments We especially liked the paper mache plates we painted to present to our mothers We were all happy to have Mis Vandercook join us for the after noon We want to thank all the mothers who brought or sent such delic ious cookies and Mrs Campbell for the fruit juice Mrs Campbell thinks the two little Menke girls and the two little Burg deilnsve yellow jaundice , Hton R SmlthJudflO of Probate We wrote letters to all our sick A CQPV people Ceieula Powjf v v Register Probate STXTH GRADE NEWS 1 SIX1W OFVENTH GRADE NEWS We are glad to have Barbara SEVLN1H McAfee back to school after a weeks Q of wvenlh Rrado mrare,orry to he that BoniUc, J TZ nations this week They are for our, M , to 11 fiterto thank Mr Wj5J is finishing their units we WISH v v Clark for driving us to Ann Arbor Wednesday Mrs Tasch and a few of the children have been watching a Childrens quiz on TV on Saturday They bring in the questions and give them to us Some of us are pretty good Beverly Campbell brought a gopher to school Delia Davis brought her guinea pig to school Gordon LaBelle and Donnie Sing the meeting The class OrftdU jrottff foot on 10 SOO tiny ftlr fubblM, la ilr4 Air CtujUon ross6iXffhv SSETXOB XU ofcU at rwu eoftvnlBc la yoor homi, one, m ihop to giy you Pmoul Flttlaf srvied aw ldta of sao eoafort 8To obUfftUOftWo XUn Syfft, P9B ACK HANNETT FlhCKNEY MICR Menke girls ana tne iwo nine jULfi UU1UUU , boys were very polite and quiet dur er explored the route we intend to follow for our hike ing the program wrallVnloJed the beautiful flow j We are glad James Hollinssworth rs Sharon Griffiths and Mary Kelly is back in school, broughtfor the room and tea table We are preparing a program for Thank you, girls broadcasting For Prompt Dead Stock Removal GALL DARLING COMPANY Call Howell 450 Dublin Core The 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pinckney Dispatch May 13, 1953 Description An account of the resource May 13, 1953 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 1953-05-13 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/8c0e2fd452e7d809e1bde66d27d60096.pdf 67060660b4da34cbd57b35eb18eabbef Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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If you want multiple pages printed please see staff to print the pages you want. <a href='https://howelllibrary.org/technology/#print' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>View the library's printing information.</a> Hidden Search Text Enter Search Text that is always hidden except to edit. yiTf fpwPf wmmfnmmi i vwi n IT Pinckn I Vl r k 71 TflE PffTCKNEY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 20, 1953 Deaths his oil the Mitkif Mirror LOUIS COYLE Charges that tne stubbornness Louis Coyle, 75, died at ot one man in the staje senate home on Farley Road, east ia noiaing up ine soiuuon to tne Pincknt Sunduy He was iviucnigan IUX proDieni are oe son 0f the late Thomas ana Mar nig wmspeiea unoat me staie Qarei Qlennon Coyle and was capuoi mis man is Senator DCrn x L s3utll Lyon Auuit 45, eorqe rugguis, cnairman t UM id7 The family moved to the state tax committee, it is said he, I Whitmore Lake area while he nu consistently reiused to con VCuJ a r,maii boy On June 25 ftikoiic A High School Athhtics SCHOOL NEWS lorfi Catholic Ckui tacxnti Michigan r Albti j Sclunitt, 1 Sunday Ma Summer o f,J, 8QG, ii Vuiex d0u A I00o Movenna Delations 5riday even r at 73 onieftsJopB Sid 13 IK siuer any nins except mose lav 19i3 he carried ihressa Meivin sLSJ6 u uru ny nis commute He iur Cl riney ror 5 years tne CMU,iav 3,,J tner contused tne situation byillvea m Morthlield township 35 coming up with a new tax bill years ayo they bought the W,H, on aaiusted receiptsA press con,1 piaceWay iarm on Farley Road terence tound the bill contusing which has since beea their and that many adjustments home would be necessary beiore it J Survivors axe his wife and two would be practical brothers, Rev JVCoyle, pastor inere are those who cry poht oi St Johns Churchi jackson icsand say it the committed d Mexmdei oi Whitmore VPMIUU report out tne corpoiaU, The Ro was recited at pronto tax it would pass But this the home Tuesday night ana nas been advocated by Gov the luneraI was St M t VViiiiama and its passage would church this m0rninq with burial be a leather in his cap, Higgins in st M ,8 Cemetery rtos so far been abie to stop it j On the other hand he has been unable to come up with d tax ney Congi church SundayMay i24 at oijo p,m, The public is in I v iied The program is as follows na jiCaptain Silver Jensen I Snake Dance Evelyn Hail iuuday iwli aU jyias streamlined Train Schauni l inoai 1,vim,j Swinging Along Grace Poulson OligacgdilOll TheJKevcrtors Schaum Lev, Keith huegsegqei Patoi JoyJjft Waltz Rofe, Noel Rose Sunaay School 930 a in fiiJBTon a Mule Jensen Morning Wosnip 1045 ais Dawn in the Vallev Carol liai Radio broadcast Station WPAG, 1 luetic Dance Howeii Ann Arbor 3oU to 400 pia pejir and tne Wolfe, Prokofiei Pilgrim Fellowship 700 pm Joyce Fuhrman Monday Micjht,hkie Study dU0 Piano Concerto u KINDERGARTEN NEWS PIANO RECITAL Pat FiuMini buuhi a rubber I Tne piano pupils of Mrs, Mexnitv ath his uIowuv this wetkj ffitin Campbell will present tneir Marilyn snjn hi tiht baby annual piano recital in the Pinck ibits Tls v hack and white 1CAfi Wed Choir Pxactise Junior 4LJ Le Secxe Senior 7cj dlo Thursday night 800 Prayer Meet Dizzv Fingers ing 800 p m Polonaise, Chopin j We preach Christ and everyone Johnson is very very welcome TschcAowski autier, Donna Basy llosi Ma2itj rJii vtnt to ilrivi in anil saw LIK Quiet Man Connie Kvusur brwiyht some 111 s to Ju,,, U Lariy Bauuhn n an ol fish ioyed ualltt which has been in liis niiy nKiny Allen Strpht n snake skin wallet Haiol j Ci avii has linall peila iii s iii tiie Ionn Fi li iiliiinotli with hi We are niakiitf ja to iui to our htid i rut Umiaem 5 rer IS Ul mTrnS CraW10t agree 0ii a neutiXl xy be oniy a i new kitten, always folto visit his t to church in MumenConfrey Elaine We are pJanniie a pnJam foi i JAMES 1 LEWIS uiuaOliile James L Lewis, 64, who ownedt bill acceptable to the legislature the fann on u3S, now the prop Cavery Mennonit Church This puts the Republicans on erty oi LeSter McAfee died in a I e Wev Ea Beachy, Pastor the hot seat and gives the Dem Bad JQ hospital Monday Sur js S SP Wahei Escb ocrats campaign material vivinq aie his wife and a daugh Mny Woliiilii Recustribuuon of the sales tax ter Fred Seqer o Brighton 5J Y Schi , t along the Princeton survey hne funeral was at Keehn Funeral15 K V nf LOSE TO CHELSEA 11 to 2 Pinckney who dropped thnr opening game to Chelsea 2 to 0 J again lost to the team Tuesday our mothers Some of our Cn iama We are suj,, i h his the mtasles luly lie, In,,, ,,,, t Ilojine Ltley tii ar yeit to uav V II o s Ji minv tOJl Perry Morthui tonsils U the real aim of Senator riigg , irighton Today,Rev IV P fV11 ins but even those wno lavor n M MCLUMB officiating, Burial 4 eay it is impracUcal as it would ifiriqlyiDn,1 f Weac3sda7 HtOO o n iorce rural and local communit iee to raise taxes It would also have to be submitted io a refer ,U45 r60 le a aAN UNADILLA PRESPxTi JOSEPH MORRIS3EY JR M Rev Yauchl paste Mr, and Mrs, Irvin Kennedy Worsmp 103J a m dun by tne peopleSenator Higg attended funeral of Joe Morris J dY ho1 G ia im is said to favor giving the sey jri 40 at the Bunler Hilli0111210 106 8J P Mnr ths Ume H 2 DaveHahosj h,n V WC started for Pinckney and pitchedyesterday, n G innings He only allowed 3 hitsHe ieoiei had 6 crros made against i hun qiving Chelsea 7 runs, JimJilw mower Wilson pitcueu tne 7th inning I John Beihns baby rabbits ilid and cllowei 5 hits and 4 runs, Jnniny Shirey ha Wrnte for Clsco only allov od Km 4 hits, a homer an a single by u l,v Hauies and rt b rro jai Ly i yeais ohi tiie, ,ft i Irs i new y ie car Ome hiJii Wi voters the alternative ot repeal Catholic Church ing the sales tax diversion or mother was the fomerdaFanniMCTHER MUGHToT DINN1 baopitng a new tax It is said Murphy oTpinckney Besides his 30, u,,1, he has had much help hKm auto parents he leaves 3 brothersiW6 uet J and Bradley A soiu new Mother a, laot nivht i M v Hi iAir Ni Johnny Dinkel sister Burial was in St loJlowing awcias were mc eldest, motherIVTSfrank PeiO oungest P un lis h CookiMcL daughters, Mrsioe jains, yj Mrs Gustoibon, 4 qeneraticis the regular meeting of the Mrs F Peters, Mrshose lien Marys Cemetery, Pincknoy OLD MEMBERS DA At rincney CongI Lacries Aid at Mr Al church Thursday Jhe ioirnet Swarthout memoers ana contributors to the soiety were honertd rch TERRITCiY EiLARGD was given a orsage ana iniro The oIcpion jn e ratti oii Ciiiiiev, Mri corporations drawing up his tax arQ program, If you are confused by the tax picture you are not the only one, State Treas, Brake icharges Michigan officials make coninct ing statements One was there was a balance of 38,Uuu,0Uu in the state treasury, Brake says 28,112,529 of this is earmarked for special purposes ana cannot be available kx the general duc1acl bY M3 LIu Darrovv The, son Lake area w II hP m fund rlors w decorated with to the Huicney L J T The present figure on the deficit is So5000000 This wds arriv ed by balancing the general fund committments against liq uid assets Brake says a manaq abale deficit is not too bad as it promotes economy while a auc plus makes economy aifficult ihe legislature passed the bill allowing use of oieo in schools but did not exempt other state institutions The legislature which cut out n am ais, elid to i t if M I I i UereVioj Niney W 1, U , U I Ui,, iL1, , rriday with her sist i vatits to thank t,i v esjai I,I tne lit i i i rint ha said that JesterfJay tter eoniir ome new i subterfuge insteaa of 1 of opinion In this cc , m, is a strong feeling ot no compro mise with the Commuinstaepec ially Russia and China tueai Brihan wants a 4 power conter ence to iron out the aiihcuiues The parties woula be United States, Great Biaan, Husio una France Ail have recognizee Communist China bu United States Tins was preceded by at j tacks on United States by both VVinston Churchill and and Cie rM jment AtLee of hngland lor its U uncompromising attitude towari ,n,t Communist hina Tney saici United States does not desire I peace witn China ana AtLee adaed that Senator McCarthy is more powerful than the president This has caused repercus sions here and demanas that President Eisenhower state puuc ly thai he will never consent ta seaJng Communis Chm i in UN This he has refusea to ao , Sena or McCarthy would send the fleet fo China and sink ail British ships carrying wur mater lal to China The China lobby in j the U,S, Senate, headed by Sen ator Knowland of California wiil be satisfied with nothing lets than Gen Chang Kai Chek back in power in China and we doubt United States can accom, plish this unaided by her allies lltil jit It V oil It U I rjcuquets oi apple blossoms and soon as th sac p uiipv Fauia Cuilett sang The tornmcv, ppnvt Jia Hugqed Crops, dedicated ney fire dept gives o Mit, Hattie Haze Decker who and having hon i is 93 A iarqe cake, decorated in pas tel shades centered the taoie jviesdames Sadie Moran ana ftndva VanSiambrook poured and Lucille Sims cut the cake Chairman for the occasion was Mrs, Marilda Clark 48 were present Among those honored were Mrs Mable Mann rnancje y, It is exported ota be installed in tn veer ,erv 1 Pin protection er p 11 litK la tittenucin V lie went to 1 4 Si,, ,a1The Three Vis The P icrophone V in iMai inn , KtiOW it an ay y it l ivHe has a a no hnejy or Ks rarry a horse M J II i l f i un Karen H i ali OK ,,1 truck, and a IIIMK V birrl j StS Mi o,a, nil ioot or rut his bo tie MI il MV uncle oi isunt Hie has Kranrtinother hat a hiilhcfay er eje will next O ilw t II lf, COMMENCEMENT WLEK j Sunday, May 1, 0JU p m, L oaccalaureae at bCioci, R3V Fiue3egger l1 Friday, May 29, 800 p m, the jtal ,iji KaderV ii i i r i s S , i Iliimc liiiit Ml , a o , tj 1 iunUeev v i lit Mr iii alti i , i ji,i mi, ah at oi o, I JUIllr 11 i an ,7 of ii oiory I t M Brahy e have he ftj Ii nen will i Judy Haines has i i a it me , ii j,,, j Milo Pluii in a i Shainii iulltip ha,tir ii iii yesteroi new crayons KM her stek , oose tooth some clay it i J at rv ie a ui da , ll MVrll,l J a i to a i SKfOM tn DI I I,, 11 a i iiai M I , iijis i fin V I eil one day laM, w i i e li,, , will soi n ha in ool lionnii Haiti an 1 Wole oil the HCk lit Mary fee A waif L ,l ten eanir the 27,00 for the naval reserve KirtIandj Mrs Weltha Vail, Mrs, Oommencemni at the school ,a ,n ,,iuuI vn later relented and gave tnem Man3 SIoailj MrS MabIe Back Monday, June 1, leave on Sen lll15,000 US ciella Fish, Rose HenleeEd trip to Virginia Caves, Wash ith reck he a mgton D C, UiantA ucecii, Niagara Falls, Car drivers, Mr HE LIBRARY NSWo rteader JacK Younqjarner Burns, The Library Board wishes taiLonnie VanSambrook, W, La thank DrSamued Levin ot Beard Prad, Gone 10 days, siey Rd, for his numerous dona tons of especially fine books IN APPRECIATE I We have purchased a plastic 1 did greatly enjoy he cards, covi tor Scotts US Stamp Catletters, flowers ana qif, which catalog and it now circulate were sent o me auiiq my ill for a 2 week period ness bv friends and crqanizat ieoni Bonner ions I shall remember them always Dorothy Dinkel We ale woiliinL, ot eonipuseil oi the liii pa chool year oui earbo ihr of ti RZCOHD SIZE GENERATORS ietioit Edison has ordered 2 A huobub has broken out in he McLean school,Detroit where, it is charged that a teacher has enanqered the health oi the pupj pils y hypnosis At Wayne gene, ral hospital the idea that this is injurious is ridiculed, Whether I here is any such thing has long been debated, Undoubtedly some persons have peculiar I CARD Ok THANKS Gov WiHiams has appointed ,Ben East of Holly, editor of Out door Lib and Robert Brevitz, ot the Michigan Shade Tree Co to the Conservation Commission 102 fhres burned over 725 acres 1 eek 6 trcright line aerial routes were flown over southern Michigan last week to deHarmine the tyatentional breeding popul ation of nesting ducks Rosie the famed rabbit who has been live trapped 45 times Bire I960, has been captured jwice this spring As usual she was expecting A new him, Youth on Conser vation Trails, is available on loan from he dept, ,, lc w, Gov Williams signed 2 hsmng ,, tha wm be instalIed m a new laws last week One limits stur Edison generating station to be TTXTTT r, 7 geon fishing to Ian and FebThe, fknQwn Ryer Roage COUNCIL PrCCEGS other 1 in Plant The new plant is be May 12, 1953 ised and had h asl P licenses qood too 15 days in pIanned for location at thoi meeting, all to order nt r, rZJ stead of 10 pining of the Detroit and Rouge Resident Dinkel present Game dept men counted 691 river j Shirley, Read liplady, Clinton1 deer in 4 nights last week m Construction is set io start in AbsentKennedy and Swarthout mille Hmla n t week u ,mmei went 1, the dentist SatinJay We made Mny Baskets lriiiay Joan Entires hinther is hutm , t iurlouuh V1 ike MtjyT i lay Ionna I i,u Ann Mi ii,, e n, c al nrtiii etxi ,1 w onr1 nil veiit sho v o Oi HI hi a ro,,iii, nn Arl Venning Curi liive new shoi Diatine n,i n nis ,n, t Billy iiirsoii John WiJson witii BilJy ,ouison We wmilil like to thank X nin ha a sent K tie Situo jrianc , J SundaN Iliihlivh KJ ixlay nih or J J OS Doy qiant steam turbine generators j l wish to express my sincere the largest in the world which wish to my neighbors ana will boos Soutlieastern Michi friends the Pinckney Chapter igems electric supply by 520,0001023, Past Ma rons Club end thti Ulcvas, nearly 700,000, horse Anniversary Club for their kind poWer i expressions of good will durinq v The big machines are the first 7 recent illness Mrs Roger J, Carr and program tocxth central Michigan inejanuaiy 0f 1954 Minutes of last meeting rea used lights o shine them Tree insects are beginninq to appear the mos bothetsome PORTRAIT OF THE QUEENS by Clinton to allow following and approved Motion by Tiplady, supported bemg vhetent caterpillar j MOTHERIN LAW WU TV ,0 broods of Canaa jhe jngncan Weekly pre Leo Ewers, rd work Ian aeese have been hatched m sents in itg May 24 isgue a high Murray s Gulf, oil , ,Ti TV, ecreation area ly interestmg profile oi QueenA1, Shirley, park com, Bu2Dbelhs motherin law, Prinp Swarthout, park com cess Alice of Greece who has be vm Kennedy, park com Three more broods n geese have the Island Lake VEW POSTAL RULING A new rulincr by Jio postothce cQme Q nun Accompanying the Van Motor Sales, qas dew now allows patrons to seai captiva4inq story me exClusive j Cmkel, rd vk fiA backages mailed without VQ, fiom prfnesss A1U A A, Const, Co patching uslna a printed label, May Bo CfiS fcmily album See The Am Cass Clinton, st com, Opened for Inspection Patrons can Weokly h the May 24 Lsa Tiplaay, st, com are still forbiddren to place writ messages in parcel post pack It is recommended mat en ages u o Detroit Sundav Times S1250G 305 5000, 5000 5000 1 3,001 7500 49,60 50,00 50,00 50,0 85,01 power over others anl many ofWlwJ UjSSoms tne so called faith healers prac 1 FIFTH GKVDF XFWS Use this In the book, TrilbyV Spellin Bee wtnners svvv Tommv Svengah, a hynopist was f Singer an, Anita Shirey Ranni able to make a young girl into jp were lhmny Bauhna grand opera Singer by this histatson power, ifears ago a student paid, We had our Mothers Da way through University of1, I Michigan by giving hypnosis jshowt in different towns, He call f nJi ,U program liure were peopla on the stage and madej Pct 1 soven youii visitors hem do strange things, Hypno,An,tfl 1ShtV Wus htti lstess and pouted coftee We endeci oui proram by square dancing and waltz Mrs Miller was very proud of us and we wish to thank her for 1 r T a 1and pracised m Denver, Colorj Wj wish to lhank M ado, Tnere he won so many shilpy umJ Mrs rJalk Mn f CCFGS he was haled before the u Jovejy hiihdav party thev V1 bar association for using hypnor Anita and Dennis hsm, He was acauited vvhen he We arc reviwin our work thi swoTe on the stand it was all a week, and taking test, fle and there vas no such W There 1S a parrallel to this in our opinion During World War 1 the Czar of Russia was overtlirned by a business mens regime headed by Alexander Ker enskiThis failed to function and was overturned by Communists under Lenin and, Troieki Th CScar was relcrt3a teTthe king ci England and Woodrow Wilson, tnen president was prevailed up on to send troops to Siberia to restore the Czar to power al through the reason given woe to protect American lives and property This resulted in a long casualty list of American soldiers and collapsed when the Communists massacred tne Czar and his entire family It wts I expected the Russians would I join the invaaing British and Am erican army and help restore I the Czar but instead they joined 1 with the Cimmunists against the invaders, Alaska and Hawaii are hoth Jgualified for statehooa but year after year are given the runaioun President Eisenhower in platform last fall which wa framed for him by others, came out tor Hawaii staehood which is Republican but ignored Alas ka which is Democrat The Haw aii bill got kicked around in committee ana massed the house but was killed by the senate last week who added an amendment to it providing for Alaskan state hood and sent it back to corn U principal objection to the bill is that it would add 4 more senators and disturb the asi Wednesday We wish to thank present balance where the soutl all the mothers and friend, who at em, eastern and western blocki are able to block all legislation ihey do not favor in a store window aii ciay,awak, eninq him at his night snow, He K graduated from the law dept,andaj Howard Read, st, com, Bob Egeler, salary Morion carried, tmessaae b7placed in a lett SOfIffllS GRAVE FLAGS were approved n5 wasted tc the package Livingston county has purchas The followina crpDoinVrent tiVdmat is now 30 percent in ed flags to place on the grave Dr Ray Duffy, health officcer v v4 inn vearc c 0 it was 37 of every soldier in the county t Don Van Winkle, village attor rvf nlv time the d was outhe work of placing the flags Uney Ezra Beachy, sreet com rt, TIA wrrs in 19 45 when handled by veterans orqanizat j Bob Egeler, marshail Motion to rJtr volume of seller mail ions at Howell BriqhtonFowTpr adjourn carried a heavy volume 01 soi ui ww UA J CII IUTHJJ st,u erased the deficit thing, LIVINGSTON LODGE CALEN DAR FOR MAY, 1953 Saturday,May 23,MM Degrees at 800 p m Highland Park Masons to assir4 r dogree work Regular meeting June 2, 8 pm Monday, Tuesdays Wednesdqy,May25 26 27, Grand Lodge at Grand Rapids Livingston to send deleaation of 8 Clare Miller W M P W Cwrtt Sec Spring is in the air spirits art high and panty raids have brok on out in various colleges At Michigan Skate 600 student riot ed, raided dormitories and mat ched lingerie when it was not ossed out the window to them The University authorities mad Hre threats of punishment but ve shall see what shall e are very sorry to have so many outthey are Mary Lou Can At the time of similar raids a trell, measles Hilly Kipffs, tonsileiyear ago all the punishment tomy Barbara liussoli and Floyd handed out were a few slaps on Rendell, jaundice Sandra Matheson, foe wrist Ther IS a demand that poison oak haihara Milliken meas les, and 1eier Kohon, sore throat Hurry and nft well Dr C, I, Towner and wife attended the Ontario Dental convention this week and his classes 30th reunionThey return May 25th Billy Beck of the Hicks school was one of the county 8th grade r ferns implicated lose, ibefc draft deferment but this probab 1 wont happen either, James C Donahue son of Mr and Mrs John L Donohue of tlM dilla would like to hear tromhto hionds, his address is James C, Donohue AD3 3277530 Division X VRS Navy 128 Ii graduates at Howell last night Icrre FPO San Francisco, CaW Mrs, C Carson Hoffinasvorth 1 The Hicks school hill bUIy band Mrs Mary 4M W1 and son, Lee visited her parents played 2 numbers Uha Vail and Mrs Cftflora 1 r, J J T , , ,,, 1 t Mr, and Mrs,Harry Metfoer in 1 Earl and Erwin Mann of Detro man of lackson and ttpclpa vine, Hartand and Fmcimev, Mildred Ackley, village clerk Fort Wayne d, 1 weok lt visited Gene Mann Tuesday, ei on Gene Mann WltojJffT l Vx VJ Vf , y,aifeuto 3Wte JMI ffltfFRW X ,1 r, vWWINfiY DISPATCH Wednesday, May 20 1953 v jt 1K ESK vfvfiJl M iiB ssss n Vocal Solo,Florence Andrews, 40 couple attended the dance at the Wm Brogan home Friday night, The Independent League will be entertained at the Glenn, Gardner home Saturday i k 1 t v , l HOWELL MICHIGAN Dextet Theater IHTtt Mich 1 i s t KZS Friday, Saturday, May 22, 23 Double Feature MAVERldlr SJartioo Comedy Novelty Cartoon yfmd BUI Elliott, Phyllis CoaUs AND Thursday, My 21 Alan LadcL Arlee Dahl TESERTmtEGION Technicolor Slnckridg Friday Saturday, May 22, 23 Jean Simmons, Victor Mature In 5 BBS MiitS si , jyL BARN ,A POUlTRt HOUSE I DREAM OF JEANIE Daughter bcnguet ANDROCLES AND THE LION Stanina I AND flay MlddletoMuriel Lawrence IW i uig iue btockoriage school 1 SUMU i uiii to hichcra Crockett and MU0 ox Gregory May 4, a son 1J Uubudd Ui3 Moiuer and SAVAGE MUTINY Mat Sun, 200 p, m, Cont, Also Cartoon r FIED LOT HOC LOT MILK HOUM W NOG HOUSE LAUNDRY BATHROOM aa m 3 vrtw 1AWN AND GARDEN awiw J Many a water system In operation today k like a small boy trying to do s grown mans work It was probably just right when the owner installed it But now, because running water offers so many benefits, the sjstem may be given more fobs than it was made to handle During May, check up on yonr system ejpaclty and pressure If you want suggestions for increasing them, your Edison Farm Service Advisor will be happy to oblige Just phone, write or visit any Edison omo No obligation w JJ Corwn nas bought the oiareiice Cranna house at Gxea ory Jack Felton, 24 and Scm Harper 2L Stockbridg onion work iers were eaeu given 2 to 10 j years in Jackson prison by Judge Lreakey at Ann Arbor last wegk ix assaulting Drew buns and David Aymor Cnelea residents,5 miles east oi Jackson on US12 Two oner youths, Howard Allen, 19, and Kenneth Biown 18, are not yet sentenced Brighton has bought tiie mill pond property there of To n Leith ior 10,000 They will reure the dam and make a public marking lot Rev J M McLucas has receiv eU a call to return as pastor oi the Brighton Methodist church for the 11 tli year at an increase 1 in salary Jeny Byrno a bakex at the fJChiison convict camp escaped last week Mi a4d Mrs Emil Kuchar of Winans Lake left Monday for ken xVionao, Calif, to live Mrs EIIu Sackable ha closed her heme in Howei ciil qone to o urhcvn Rest Hamo at Lansville, to live Mrs Braman StackSunday, Monday, May 24, 25 Kiddies Mat Sat 200 p, m, TVANHOE Technicolor starrJno Robert Taylor Elixabeth Taylor ovslty cartoon DESTINATION GCXiV m technicolor Starring Richard Widmark, Don Taylor News I am a Paratroopor rrxriottw Tues, WedThur May 26 27, 2 IVANHOE Tecnnicolor Tues, WedwThur May 26 27, 27 I , Starring SERPENT OIF THE NILE Robert Taylor, Elisabeth Taylor Technicolor cartoon news shorts Starrtna Coming Treasure of the Golden Rhonda Fleming, Wm Lundigan Condor, Presidents Lady comedv cartoon novels i rf lee 1 heater Coming Invaders from Mars The Lone Hand Whltmce Lake Mich Sao Theatre Friday Saturday, May 22, 23 Enrol Frynn, Maureer OHara AGAINST ALL FLAGSf i ttKimicolor iRIVE IN THEATRE j Also n U S 12 ox Jackson Rd5 mites I CATTLE TOWN west of AHA Arbor j Dennis Morgan Rita Morena Porjjgroound Children under 12 raroM Free admitted Free J iue propieto nd ivjr, Red Vorld s ij,sa 11 t EDISON 50 yjeiaro ElMrictSiifvice J r 1 J V , able are old friends bciinc Cics nurses oveiCGas in Var I Paul Bennctt Jr son of Mr and Mrs Paul Bennett of Howeii, has won an ensigns commission at the naval school, Newport, Rl The Safety Patrol of Howell public school left last week on a np to Washington, D C spon sored by the American Automo fl ,To t 2 2rt V M M, JL ver Har 7 C t o A COMMUNITY EVENT Friday Saturday, May 22, 23 SAN ANTONE with Rod Cameron, Arlene Whelan Also ISLAND OF DESIRE l with j Linda DaraelL Tab Hunter Cartoon Sunday, Monday, May 24, 25 SPRINGFIELD RIFLE Technicolor With Gary Cooper, Phyllis Thaxter AND WKERES CHARLEY wtin Ray Bolger bile Association Cartoon The TriCounty base ball Tues WedJhur May 23 27, 27 league which once had 12 teams THE MIRACLE OFF OUR LADY has so far only been able to get QF FATIMA 5 teams tor this year Brighton Technicolor Foeierville, Webberlville, Lan sing and Ann Arbor Another Gilbert Roland, Susan Whitney team is needed Also Police raided the Wade Bros THE FIRST TIME Carnival at Monroe last week ,n and arxested 6 employees oper Retort Cummings, Barbara Halo i eirating games of chance ana a cartoon Miss Pagan for obscene danc ing AU were fined 5924 each, William Ketcham of Sun, MoiuTues, May 24, 25, 26 DESTINATION GCBL Technicoioi Starring Richard Widmark, Don Taylor ifleaturette, Com News Cartoon Wed Thur, Fri, May 27, 28 29 Watt Dimcys PETER PAN us tr Snarnlr iso Disney BEAR COUNTRY wood ard uWS Prije for this adulta 75c Children 35c, tax included Chelsea KiudtCLJt Friday Saturday, May 22, 23 Double Feature UNDift THE RED SEA a true under water show AND DE3ERT PASSAGE Tim Kolt Western starring Richard Marhn, Joan Nixon rarioon erne newi Sunday, Monday, May 24, 25 SERPENT OF THE NILE Technicolor T IS HERE f9 rnia V, J Sponsored by the i SWsS D r t ama Starring , f 4, , coIn Rhonda Feming, Wm Ludgan I Pvt John Bezzeq Jr of Dexter Peak spent the week end at ihe ,Sunj shows 3, 5, 7, 9 , i township who lost a leg when Georqe Thompson home oartoon Stooge Comedy shorts 8 he stepped on a land mine in AC Charles Hewlett was Korea is now at naval hospital home from Dttroit Saurday Tues, VVdThur May 26 27 27 Great Lakes, 111 I Mrs Rita Howe gave a show WHITE GODDESS Mr and Mrs I,eo Devine o er Friday night for Mrs Lois F Drmna Starring Dexter have purchased the Cash Burg Jon Hall Valentine farm in Webster of John Mclntee of Minnesota crter Pu ftmitk Howell Chamber ofComm f HOWELL, MICHIGAN in Cooperation with the Howell Merchants SOMEONE WINS EVERY WEEK BE PRESENT IT MAY BE YOU Its Fun and Its free Entry Cards Aw Waiting for You In AU HowU Stores Where the Rules of the Contest Are Posted Notes or 2 4i iiso were married May 10 Miss hleanor Brogan closed Tile sP2tch has just piuued kjrKhool in the Sprou district 6000 coupon tickets fc 6MCL3 lirill Socisy on a Peninsu s Will Harris and Leo Lavey range fc taught 14 bass, 10 sunfish and a perch in 2 hours one day this lru Indcpendeil League m with Mr Nettie Vauahn Monday the Lloyd Preston Estate The NorthviUe Junior Horse Show is crt NorthviUe Downs on Sunday, May 31 ivim ui m fears Ago The e Highway Dept is adverising for bids to pave the jpinckney Main St j Mrs Bessie Sweetman Fohey, j wife of Mike Fohey, died in Dejtroit May 20 The business section of Oak I Grove was nearly wiped out by hre Friday i The Marble school,MrsJennie Lavey, teacher, closed with a i picnic Friday In the baU game jthey beat the Pinckney grade boys who were reinforced by Roland Shehan and RusseU ReadThe following were neither absent or tardy the entire school year Hollis and Fritz Wylie and Dorothy Ellis , The game warden arrested d ti number of local fishermen for jumping the gun on the opening of the fishing seasonThey were not arrainqed at once so they I went before a local justice and Wm Kennedy in right Kennedy Pd PY Warden said com sco K7 the only run Curdy and pHcmt was faulty and they have rnley were the Howell battery, to appear in HoweU Tuesday The Cty of Flint wiU celebrate Pinckney Independents won ,ts colden jubilee May 25 eir third straight game by beating Hamburg there Sunday James Henry and sor Josse, n to 4 Chet Haupt pitched for are building a barn Burt, pinckney and got 4 hits Eck had 3 Cox starred crt short is visitina his sister, Mrs Mary Thur, Fri Sat May 28,29, 30 rlitzsirnmons TEW PAN Kirk Van Winkle W M of Liv Mr and Mrs Albert Frost enncwoce Andrews closes her fChOOl in the Cady district on Wday ana eleted the following offic jngon Lodge is attending grand e 18 relatives Sunday They crs Pres, Morley Vaughn Vice lodge m Detroit j or cdifornict Monday MEN Skilled and Unskilled Detroit Die Set Corpo Pinckney one 80 IM us have warm weather Mks Thressa Melvin doed fetor 1011001 in District No ox ter township Fridav Herbert Cope is filling ieuuro in Nebraska this week Pres, Glenn Gardner SocXthal aiiam Asst Sec,, Clayton ilfaewayTreaNorna Vauqhn, WTixom BrosShow is in Howell Azel Carpenter and Ezra Plum June 12, mer are tearing down a bam at TU D u , Orchard Lake for Col Edwin S ihe Putnam Hambura rarm George which they wiU nemove The Young Men3 Club base ers Club meet with Dr and Mrs t0 s aame reserve here ball team becrt Fowell ther Sat H F Sigler May 27The program Lloyd Nash underwent a masurda 1 toO Flo Moran and is Inst, Solo, Florence RiceT1 0 0prcon oi the Pinckney Leo icvey wore the battery Rex ing Mrs Andrews Vocal Solo, Sanitarium Tuesday Read starred in left Lambrtson Mr3, Guy HaU Recitation, Flor Vpsilcm high school beat the a firstthr, second Fred Read ence Andrews Reading Ida pinckney here Tuesday at base WlBiam Jacobyi of Pincimy at 3b cm Dofan at short Arthur VanFleet Solo Norma Vaughn JJJ JR 0 Cecil Hendee was1 t Jalla Kett 01 Webberville Sworthout was in center and Reading, Mrs E W Kennedy the pitcher 1 P L UMA NU WATER SYSTEM Sianloy Dnkei Jm M1 m THE HNr flf niSPATCH Wadndor May 20, 1953 ti v LW flEZtSES PUT IT UP TO juoy V lf 4 I A HOWMYmEWONB HELPED iNANtMERNCV MRVINCEWTCARMB DETROIT MICHIGAN r M , r I WNT My r,A 0 la 0FF SI ft ssk AWFUL SICK PLEASE ALL RJSHT D6ARWeilRND youR cppy r 36 a A 2 cfe HER M0THR JUST WHISPERED A NUMBER TALK WITH qupyia DORpTHy MURRAY si TR TO REACH HgRCAPPy Wg CCALL WlNCENT AT SCVPUR WIFE JS iHiyp SETTER JKRy H0ME lii AUTHEPXICE IN7H MEANTIME NRMA HEATH, MICHIGAN 9E11 SERVICE ASSISTANT trfi GOT Oft H0Uj U OH, DADDY m i MOMMYS FEEUNS BETTER f A MY WIFES ALL RISHT A KH N0WTHANKSTOTUP V x,THE OPERATORS AND THE T rPuOKl ltl ffcV ft P K QN TIMES OF EMERGEN ,,TrJS, ilS HARP TO MEASURE THE VALL OF YOUR TELEPHONE IN DOLLARS AND CENTS TELEPHOME SERVICE CERTAINLY IS ONE OF THE BI6EGT BARGAINS IN THE FAMILY BUPGETJ WORTH A LOT MORB THAN IT COSTS MICHIGAN BELL TELL US HOW YOUR TELEPHONE HELPED VOU NAM i EMERGENCY IP IT 13 USED IN AN ADVERTISEMENT LIKETH3, YCU WLl fiECEIVuTHE ARTISTS CRJINAL CRAWING AS A GIFT ALRESC ERTISING DEPARTMENT 136 CASS AVENUE, DETROIT, MICHIGAN v Kr,m y V iv J bi , CEf SfATF OF MiCriiClttli iao tiObaifc CCJUI to do Couii PtA6sStur 7 13 f The local PTA is feeling sheepih today Seems they complained th voungters werent learning nough Said they couldnt even spell So the kids challenged them to a spoiling bee I was aptain of the PT A ers, Doc Brown told me Both iams made the first round just flne But on the second round Speedy Taylor went down on efficiency Then his boy Chip, who happened to be next on the school team, rattled it right off From then on it was murder 80 now Doc says that the iLuikirg signwhole PTA is ing up for night school From where I sit, it alwayf pays to look and think before yoc leap to conclusions Take thotsa folks who would deny me 1 tent perate glass of beer without a moments thought They wouldnt want me to interfere with thet personal preferences for, say, but termilk Its a good idea to think twice before you spell out rulut for your neighbor Conyright,l95J it taes Drewcrs lvindalio ROYALS 2V tut V2 hp Cut grots th eosy woy itf, ti,c Gig Copacit Reo Royole gosy to hondlo Quick jtarfing 1 hp 4cycle Reo nglne Pcer to spare for sfeep grc teuflhesf gra or optional THE 1VEY HARDV7ARE Ptncney, Michigan t u osam r JC court neai ai the Probate Ciiice in the City oi Howell, insaici county on the 16th day of May A, D, 1953 , rtesenL Houoiubiw rurum rl Smith, Jig oi Probate In the Matter of the Change of i Name of Alander Joseph KozIowski his wile and children,adult marr led person Alexander Joseph KosIowski,hav inq filed in said court his petition j praying that the Court enter an I order, changinq his name from Alexander Joseph Kozlowski to Aexander Joseph Kort and the name of his wife from Jane Ther era Kozlowski to Jane Theresa Kort and the names of his child ren to Kort It is Ordered,That the 13ih day of June A D 1953 at ten oclock in the forenoon, a, iaid probate offic, be and IA hereby appointed for hearinq said ptit ion i It if Orderedjhat notice there of be qiven by publication of a , copy lerwof for three weeks con secutivaiy previous to said day of heavina in the Pincknov Dis patch, a newspaper printed and 1 circulated in said county HixaxL , indqe ot Probato true ccv elesti T icrcHal Reqister of Probate High Soil Fertility Needed fo Bumper Crop Yields, Extra Profits andow Bushel Cost 1High yielding, fully developed ear got well balanced feed jf nitrogen, phosphate and potash fertilizer 2Unfinished nubbin lacked sufficient nitrogen 3Phosphatestarved ear IChaffy, undermatured ear needed potash M AKING money growing acre, but the cost per bushel corn these days depends dropped to 77 cents The gross n how many bushels per acre return increased to 159 which ou get High yields mean left the farmer with a net profit high profits Low yields mean of 8276 This was nearly three low profits or possible loss times the profit per acre from The main key to high yields the 48bushel yield ij high soil fertility The use of fertilizer meant Agronomists recently report the difference in profits, vd that fixed production costs Other vital factors affecting n any corn field hih or low yield are good tilth and soil yielding, averaged S3166 per structure drainage and a stalk sere That was true on fields population sufficient to make yielding 48 bushels per acre use of nil the nutrients availland on fields averaging 106 able in the soil If the soil can Jbushels per acre Such costs not provide the nutrients in Velude plowing, planting, cul balanced1 supply, they can be livatinn, interest, depreciation added in the form of commertn buildings and machinery cial fertilizer carrying nitroand other expenses gen, phosphate and potash The cost of the seed, ferti Yields of 100 and more bushlier, picking and interest els per acre are possible even needed to make 48 bushels per in severe drouths, when the acre boosted the total cost to crop is well fertilized artd has 4248an average of 88 cents a large enough stalk population, per bushel With corn t 1 Yl t was demonstrated by per bushel the 48 bushels gave agronomists in drouthstricken a gross return of 72 and a net Missouri last year County profit of 2052 per acre agents throughout the state re But to make 106 bushels per ported that farmers who acre the variable costs aver reached the 100bushel corn aged 4458, including 3474 goal, fertilized on the basis of spent for fertilizer This boost soil tests and planted their corn ed the total cost to 7624 per at the proper rate Fertilizing Pasture Ups Milk Yield per Cow Cuts Feeding Costs Boosts Dairy Profits H IGH milk yields per cow and per acre arc the key to high profits for dairy farmers in the months ahead, reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee You can get higher milk production by building up your Well fertilized pasture gives more milk per acre at a lower production cost , pastures and by good pasture management, says a statement ifued by the committee This ill provide a yearround supply of cheap forage that ill cut down feeding costs and leave a higher profit ma gin vncthcr prices go up or doen Legumes and grasses are a cheap crop to grow, says the statement It costs considerably less to produce feed nutrients in pasture and hay than in corn and other grain crops Besides, well fed grasslands are soil savers and soil builders, as well Farm economists estimate that nearly 85 per cent of a cows milk producing capacity can be obtained without the use of high priced grains and supplements The dairy farmer who has good quality pasture, hay or grass silage can produce milk at a considerably lower cost per 100 pounds than one who feeds a high percentage of grain Getting high yielding, protein rich pasture involves sev eral steps No 1 is liming, where needed and fertilizing the soil liberally with plant food containing nitrogen, phos phate and potash Seeding a welladapted legumegrass mixture is important, too With good seed and fertilizer, your pasture will be in condition to produce thick stands of quality forage that will boost milk yields and lower production CO otS lit Try N Ss llO tapers Persons who have b an dumping old papers on the Putnam Township Duripn the Howell Pincknory Road, are asked to discontinue hispractite jo patnttii ou IT Jqi disposing of them there andthoty blow on the highwayTher is a state law reardinq camp inq rubbiah on the highway and violators are subject to a fine The sheriff has been Stanky Dinke Putnam TownhIj Suptrvitor cm z fctfWrf Al col 137 line, t 1 C AT I 0 N L A 1 Theres so much more to e and more time to enjoy vacationing in yuur CVH Michigan You avoid day iI costly, tiresotne longdistance travel and fill them instuiu with superb fishing, golfing, swimming, riding, boating, camping And Michigan prices are easy on acaion budgets Write todav tor fret Michiian vacation itcraturc MICHIGAN TGU I COUNCIL I RC5M 8 CAPITOL BLDtt 1 MNG1,MICH Mi igan Water Wonderland STATE O MlCHfltfUN 1 T r D lr Coiv lor Ibo Coaot oi Uvnoa Ui Mutlti ui l Lftut c ijbara Tessmer, Deceased At a stMtaiwQ oi aau n uelii 1ay 8, 1953 Pietent rion Hircj fi Smith i e ci Probate I Notice is Hereby Given, Tacrt th petition of Arthur G Girozd, the executor of said estate Dray inq ha his final account be all cwed and the residue of said estate assigned to the persons en ed thereto will be heard at the FVobate Court on Jun 22ftd , 1953 i ur rdeed, That ucrtce tueie by be erven by publication ot co r ieof tor three w eon see ativelyprevious tosaiddpyjff I he inq in the PmcknjeyDWpCtlm an that the fidicuary tmmt co, of thin notice to be rvHl up i each known party ia inte at ti kJs last known adc rM fly 1 req tered mail retura receipt demanded at least feiuieem ayi prirr to such hearuMr m by perronal eetyice leait ftr 5 do prior to mh heari q Ikxm R SmiHJudae of Probte K p conv PCsHkA Reqi3tec Probate H, C Vedder and wife spent the week end in northern Mich 7ani 10 members from Pinckney at tended the Kings Daughters cou nfy convention at Parkers Corn ers church last Tuesday Mrs Madeline Shehan and frmily of Ann Arbor called a1 ui WmShehcxn noma Saturday For Prompt Ccd Stock Removal GALL DARLINil COMPANY Call Hoirall 450 s iV , A TRAINING CAN SAVE MANY LIVES IF ENEMY BOMBS FALL Webory, May 20, ld53 0 9tQ yubt tion onHEw to iiiiSSi y A1 and what steps to take 5Wotogvii, and dtnUl warfare It a shelter and otee the WMSXC sv3Vii which notifiea you when to use thjA It gel meal suppues and special eqmpxuent ready, trjrfns techmca services needed toesto a stricken area, and organizes mutual aid and mobile support There are two step which every one can take to get into civil defense, The first and most basic it to inform yourself what ou and your family ai individuals can do to protect your selves against enemy attack You can learn how to protect your home from fire, how to bandit injuries aniong your family until trained first aid help can U obtained, how to I minimize the Quivers of attacks by poison gas and biological warfare You can do this by rending a series of boofciea available irota the Super intcndent of Documents, Washington 25, D C They are Survival Under Atocxic Attack What You Should Know About Biological viarfare This Is Civil Defense Emergency Action To Save Livts Fireftghting For Hoasenoldejs But this is just the beginning The second step, and it can be taken at thft same time you are studying the booklets, U to join your local civil de fense organisation Thar you will gif profession tessning in meeting the dangers of an enemy attack andr T become part of the team defending crties your community Organize Mutual AM One of the most important fane tlons ox civil defense before an attack is the orgmizing of mutual aM end mobile support The first is help ttotu the neighbor No matter how weU in case of disaster or enemy attack have been dnytVn up by many cities, In operation it works like this If your city were hit by an atomic bomb, nearby towns would sen fire, police, and rescue crews to help out, or your city would do the same for other communities, for mutual aid works both ways The same operation would take place between Slates, since many of them have also drawn up mutual aid pact, Mobile support is organized to supply more help, hut on a Statewide or interstate scale It is made up of teams which can maxe rapid ly These teams would be loaded into cars, trucks, trains or planes and ruhed to the scene of disaster Bach a stricken area might be in another part of the State, instead 61 next door, or in another State altogether Mobile support groups will be loan ned by people on farms or in small cities and towns outside of target area They will assemble outside of such areas and function just like the civil defense organisations in the rties Help,From NeighLt tome States do not mul their mutual aid or mobile support systems bf the same nauies and not all of tfiam are organized exactly alike But I the important thing is, all States have a help from and for the nhbors U S hkist Build Civil Defense AI FORCE CHIEF SAYS ENEMY BOMBERS CAN ATTACK AMERICA TAa it tht tf eries t artkUt cm dtrU defense, bused on the booklet This ts Civil mhim SfetSNtT M W Plral Civil Detente Administration It m be obtained from the WmtmmW gimmintm, attornment Panting Office, Washington D C, for ten cents By MTLLA1D CALDWELL Federal Civil Defense Administrator 4f General Hoyt VJenberg, Chief of Staff of the Uuitcd JLTOSB States Air Force, lus made a startling statementon3 Timmr wicn most Am iis find hard to believe He had said sB that at best we could knock down only 30 out of every 100 enemy planes attacking the United States That means that at least 7 out of 10 woulu et through Despite our traditional attitude that it cant happen here, we must believe these facta V 5 Needs rMl Defense 1 ONE FIRST AID STATION WOULD NEED 200 WORKERS This does not mean that our Air Force is ineffective We have an excellent air force and our antiaircraft defenses are good In the last war, the Germans also were well equipped with defense weapons, but they were not able to stop our attacking bombers On the average, ws lost fewer than 10 out of each 100 plains That gives us something to tlunk about We know that everything possible will be done to stop the enemy at our borders, and to prevent sabotage within, but we also can be surf that, in case of war, 4 good percentage of enemy attacks would be success ful in spite of all that we could do Thatis why we must have Civil Defense The wide oceans which once prou without warning help prepared a city might be, after a I operations plan attack it couiu itJt take care of itself It is your duty, no matter where It would have to lool to neighboring suburbs, cities end itaes for hel And that u rrust be jUst as wl orgnvzec ftu triJnei as the civil dej civil defence cperctions Be rdy fense orf iicr ih the city whfcii I Know what to do when that dme has been ijMcVi out That is tlie come1 rki j The Hex rjij wil discuss Jur vp tdi otiixTk i part ir civfl defense you are, to serve in some civil defense organizalion You may be called upon to take your prt iii any one of thee Mutual Ui iircUtSNezJs Livii Defense GETTING A BOMBED COMMUNITY 0 ITS FEET TAKES ORGANIZATION , ,i U tkr iatt of a teriu of arttfto M cmii ieftna, lased on th puiift ihn li Civil c, i prtpiired b ike Federal Civu Oitt AminulKtficm It w bt abtamti ffbni ike ,AfyitutrJeitt of Doatmenti, Government rrmtimg Offict, Washnjtcn, l C icr en cent By MILLARD CALDWELL Ftdral Civil Defense Administrator aw Getting a stricken city back into working order a eoon JysMaa poaibe by restoring damaged facilities and clearing FV1J5 away debris is the job of the Engineering Service Under sssw their regular supervisors, but with civil defense direction, men employed by public works and utility departments or con tracting firms, would do the same kind of work in the event of enemy attack emergency food and mfdical suppaes Cected us have given way to global bombere Today we face mors kinds of attack than ever before, and our danger i much greater There is only onf sure wvy to kstp xny enemy from knocking vn out of a r We must know how to save lives and property, restore our cities and industries, and carry on the fight no matter what kind of attacks art hurled against us i Russia Has Bombers Russia h hundreds of heavy, longIange bombers patterned after our B2is which could get throuch most , our defense setups We know thrt Cafia has atomic bombs and that wheir heavy longrange bombers are japable of delivering tliem anywhere n tre United States at any time the Krualin dictates She can wage biological warfare for she has scientists capable of preparing diseases for use against people, plants, and animals, and trained secret agents who could spread them It is certain that she has the major war gases, including the new and deadly nerve gas developed by German experts who were taken irro Russia at the end of the last wtr That is not all we must plan against In some types of biological warfare fifth columnists could begin work without waiting for a war to starts Saboteurs too, could attack from within and wreck our defenses and war production output Hit Without Warning All these enemy weapons coull bit it the fourth of a series of articles on civil defense, based on the booklet This Is Civil ense prepared by the Federal Civil Defense Administration It tncy be obtained from the impendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D C, for ten cents By MILLARD CALDWELL federal Civil Defense Administrator Tlie most staggering civil defense problems are public I education, training, and organisation All must be solved without delay Immediate training for some 15,000,000 Americans, and intensive education in selfprotection for 1S5,GOO,000 othei3 are vital Here are some facts and figures for yci tu think about s The outcome of modern war ir not necessarily decided by armies r the field Wars today can be won or lost on the horns front The home front cannot be hidden, and it cannot retreatnot if we are to survive as a free people Millions of Americans must be trained in civil defense before this country can be sure it is ready for inemy attack Meanwhile, that attack anight cons at any moment We ha no time to lose in preparing to ward off such an attack Your home, your job, your family, your own life may be at stake Civil defense is the sure waythe only organized Wayfor survival on the hojne front The next article will discuss what is civil deiense and how it can help Iry to picture the number of traind workers that would be needed to uanale an attack situation As an example, a single firstaid station should consist of alnost 200 workers Thiy could handle ubout 6u0 vounded people in 24 hour To care lor those injured by one Hiroshimasize atomic bouib, nearly 100 such firstaid stations would be needed That adds up to more than I 40,000 C rotaid workers needed for I each atomic bomb but it doesnt include hospital staffs An engineering service as large or , tven larger would be needed to clear away tnc rubble before firstaiders could reach the wounded A highly trained rescue service would be needed to get people out of wrecked or burning buildings A large and efficient supply sorvife would be needed to bring in foot1, clothing, and medicine Job cf Helping Homeless There would be other Jobs of putting out fires, restoring utilities, saring for the homeless, gathering families together again, feeding the people, and getting the factories and community iife rolling once more ilDst of the ways of meeting atomic disaster ae not new or different, except In sjee The biggest problem is to prepare ourselves to handle dis asters greater than any that ever have strAk the United States Remember what you read in the previous Article fthout the Japanese at Hiroshima and Nagasaki They were almost completely unprepared and what happened Their in difference in organizing an efficient civil defense should be a grim warning to us Here are some really important things to remember They make up civil defense 1 A possible enemy has the weapons now to attack us 2 There is a defense against any attack, including atomic warfare, and civil defense is a M part of it 3 At least 15,000,000 Americans must be trained in civil defense, and every American must learn the facts of survival 4 Without civil defense your city would be helpless with civil defense, your losses could be cut in half Must Have Support 5 Your State and local civil defense directors must have your support They have an important job for you no matter where you live 6 Read the official civil defense booklets right away You can double your ehances of survival ifyou know whut to do 7 Civil defense is up to you Get into civil defense right now The biggest problem before us now is to be prepared on the heme front and that problem can be met only throug civil defense Each of us must Wave a job to do if trouble comesand must know how to do it ThI next article will discuss who is responsible for civil defense U S Needs Civil Defense I S Must Build Civil Defense RURAL AMERICA HAS IMPORTANT PART IN PROTECTING HOME FRONT HOME FRONT PROTECTION IS UP TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY Thn is the second of a series of articles OH avil defense, based on the booklet This Is Civil Defense prepared by the Federal Civil Defense Administration It may be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D C, ff tee tentt Men would be needed who can operate special equipment, sueh as eranes, bulldoiera, dump trucks and welding machines, and volunteers in the labor force that would help clean away wreckage and optn the streets to traffic Help would be recruited from equipment and material dealers, labor unions, engineering schools, snd other groups which have skilled work men, tools, and material The Rescue Service Rescue work ts mainly an tag igb end require seme basic knowledge of shoeing, rigging, ana building eeswUruciisn Hence, Its personnel wii be drawn frost the building trades snd stmrUx oecnaations Umtrsined reecae workers often make, a bad situation worse by causing additional damage, creating smote casualties, or teeoa koarten wnl need many voluateerc lag casualties taesaseWsa, Rescue teams wii have their own specially equipped rescue vehicle, and will be made up of ehgit men each Three teams, working 8hor shifts to to the stricken area vVomeii can be very useful in these operations, and many of em acted as drivers for the military und Red Cross in the las war The Transportsuun Service v teach people to drive in oraiuzeJ fleets under emergency conditior and give them instructions In simple repair and maintenance wort if necessary Assembly points wiT be set up and a mission wilt be assigned to every volunteer an4 every official vehickPersons skilled ki jail, au, or watc transportation are also needed r should contact their local civil de fense transportation sorvic WW Need Volunteers Your local civil defense hea By MILLARD CALDWELL Federal Civil Defense Administrator Even if forewarned of war, our armed forces cannot prevent attack, for there is no sure way of keeping enemy planes from getting through our defenses The enemys rtrst objective would be to upset the war efforts of the civilian population, as well as to destroy property and to kill and injure people His aim would be to make you quit, leave you jobs, desert your homes and start panic among you Panic can take a tremendous toll of lives It also can bring is the fifth of a series of articles on civil defense based on the boohlet This Is Civil ens prepared by the Federal Civil Defense Administration It may be obtained from the erintendent of Documents, Government Printing 0rt H ashiwjton, C jor ten cents By MILLARD CALDVELL federa Civil Defense Administrator Civil defense is set up by Fedcra1 nd3tato law But no law will work unless you bad rfcup with action Thats why, in the end, the re mobility for civil defense is yours II bombs from enemy planea ever fall I your city or community, thev will not fnll on an organization, or a system of gov ernment Jhey will fall on you and your fiy and friends A BoldL is trained to take care of gUff organi diwct cWn provide arouadthaelook operation, will be assianejl to easn testae ve hicle, and wii he known as rescue squad AbiUs and wsklmgness to work as a team under emergency conditions, and strength and stamina to perform that work, art requirements for the good rescue worker Skilled drives are needed for the Transportation Service, la ease of enemy attach, people and equipment would have to be moved eskreftiJry and rapidly the injured to hospitals, for staff work, fie matter what job you undertake, It wsa be vital to your organisation You are just as important m a smafi job as kn a big job It is not neeessarr to save any technical kswwledgs By volunteering nor staff won TOP Bay srve some one with teennhml sama the onpor tunity to serve where he k most needed At the oivtt defense services YSSJ have been reaatog aneot are for me punpose of npetescsng tves and prqp ersy ia the united States aWery one la every communUr b sjtted for some Job in civil defense Select one or more for which you are best qualified and volunteer NOW I production to a standstill It ie the task of the civil defense to organise and train millions of Ameri cans so that each one will be prepared to render the best protective service tt Jhe moment it la needed Tour aim should be to accept that trailing to that you will know how to rescue the trapped and injured, know how to work with volunteer fire fighting units, know how to prevent panic and know how to perform any of the specific duties of civil defense, particularly those you have indicated, in your training, that you are best qualled to do There are ways to save thousands of pee pis from the effects of blast, racmettvity and heat from the atomic bomb There are ways to takje shelter, to rescue the trapped and injured, and ways to cut fire kisses to a minimum Organized civil defense can do those things The atomic bomb is too expensive to use purposely on a farm com munity However, this relative feedem from attack only adds to the responsibility of the people who live k taoh areas Civilians away from the target area wtil be better able, mentally and physically, to cope with situations of disaster Farm People Equipped With cars, truoks and tractors available, farm people are well equipped to aid any tericken area wtthin their reach Mobile support, rescue and evacuation work are phases of oivM defonse that rural folk are especially qualified to do To do any of them without confusion and da, you must be organized and trained It ia imperative that farm families learn about biological warfare and how to watch for it While you are protecting your family and your livestock from infections and your crop1 from infestations, you are cooperat ing with the civil defense program There are ways of keeping disease from spreading, anc1 of protecting our food and water supplies Civil defense, working with existing health agencies and physicians, attends to that job We should be prepared to cope with poison gases And we can be, for there are good delenses against them There are ways of sharply reducing losses from gas attacks, and civil defense provides the best answers Civil defense services are organized to bring in help from outside, and to get a stricken city backinto working order in the shortest possible time It provides food, shelter and medical care for victims of attack Defense Takes Planning Civil defense takes planning, organization, and a lot of hard work, There are jobs for yxiu Find out where you can serve your family, your community and yourself the beat Then volunteer for the work you are best suited to do Civil defense cannot protect every Ufa and every home, but it will save thousands of livesmaybe your life or the life of someone dear to you The next article will discuss what would happen if an Abomb fell on your city without civil defense VWtVtytyQ Farm Reforms Urged for Poland i Inmsclf mid to keep on njrhLing As i defender of your home front, you stust learn to protect yourself and Issep on working Despite every pre enution, a soldier might be killed So sntght you But the more you know, and the better trained you are, the otter your chances for survival To help you protect yourself, and ts make the best use of your own Special ability tml skill in an emergency, is the whole idea of etvil defense If you give time and thought to that, then you will be ahle to save yourself and others if trouble comes as is not up to the Federal Governssent to run civil defense The Federal Civil Defense Administration does the basic planning, gives techni cal information to the States, pays mart of the cost of equipment and shelters, and provides some kinds of emergency supplies The operation of sivil defense begins at your State line It Is The Peoples Job It is the job of the States and Territories and their counties and elties to organize civil defense among tneir own people They must build the machine and make it run The person In charge in your State is the State Civil Defense Director In your dty it is the mayor, or your local Civil Defense Director Be and his To do this tliey must find and train t thousands volunteer workers Without yov be useless Civil def responsibihi ii Ip, tV ir efforts would e is definitely vot the of the Armed Forces Their job h to fight by carrying the attack to the enemy Their experts have worked with the Federal Civil Defense Administration to determine which areas are most likely to be attacked, what kinds of attacks to expect, and what to do about them The Aimed Forces have some definite civil defense jobs, such as making decisions on blackouts, dimouts, camouflage and radio silence Air Force On Job The Air Force operates the radar screen and the ground observer system to know when its own fighter planes are needed to meet incoming bombers, and to warn civil defense officials of their approach Once the warning ha been given, the Air Force job fo civil defense ends, and civil defenr bves into operation That is whee ycu come in That is where your training in civil defense will save livisperhaps your life and the lives of i our family The next article will discuss what does civil defense do before an attack New President o UN Assembly J arT , r m Va , , rSP 1 vf58, a PoUab woman weft thovelt apples damped in an outdoor bin ntiasfcm efvtfce Ufr d anjl Agriculture Organisation FAO that Mtsaflt IsstJl Mpnljft i in a state of emergency and has aftotsJW p Raise food production Among mW9 in the home and commerssnl Ji yiMMsMs tan vnfttaSsc and a system of ratlonttf Lc idor, IvMa and Yugoslavia been elected by tie rN oral Assembly to occupy the seats on the Security Council to lad next January by Argentina, CrnaUa and tin Ukraine senUtiM of the three rountris elected arr loit lo right, Vil iLafionte, of Ecuador Senegal Nuui Rau, of Hr Edvard Kardelj, Foreign Mini of Yugoslavia vi 1 U TO Ambassador Nasrollah Entesam of Iran left was elected President s the Fifth Regular Session of the United Nations General Assembly, now meeting at Flushing Meadow and Lake Success, N Y UX SecretaryGeneral Trygve Lis congratulates Mr Entemam, i mm 4 Ws The Peoples V Wednesday, May 20, 1953 Plnckney Dispatch n , Entered as 2nd Class I J Matter at Postoffice vAr Act oi March 8 1877 IK SoHowsh StinckiieyJVlich i Siciipuon price 160 per xY ill Jl J tUvjJicjs iiiE M i I AC3 Noei Cook oi CastU air bus V California, is visaing his vhe, the io jmei Ann Heath anj bcu Mevwin Cam pell and wife and uie Charles iVicDaniels of Chel ,veu Sunday amner guests M 1IM Plumbinq 8 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Campbell home Sunaay mgnt The James Whitley icumspent Sunday at he Harola M Kenzie home in Detroit Harold Porter ana fainiy spoui the week end in Grand Rapias Frank Aberdeen an wle ve Sunday guests at the Rex Ncc i el home in Ann Arbor Lester McAfee has gone to Los Angeles Calif, for 3 weeks Mrr Garland Campbell and 2 Pchidren of Muncie, Ind, spent I last week at the Lester McAtc , home Mrs, McAfee and the har ijold Radys took them back Sun day, Mrs Jas, Given of levistcwr Obio, was a guest at the Robert v me m Dundee JGiven home last weekVed,an cc Otis Matteson and wife, Fri, she called at the John Va Be ,e Creek spent spent Sur home in Dexter with Mrs Given ty c r thD Joe Griffith home, a, Saturday the Givens took 11 The jou Cifih family were Iback to Lewistown, She is Mr S mue dinner guests at the Lor I Givens mother, A dinner vs en hcien heme in Pontiac held Sunday at the home of Ad i d dicMullen of Ann Arbor, a en Longbrake and wife of Lev, summer reslaent at Rush Lako istown grandparents of uv died Thursday 1 Given in honor of Cynthia Lou MisViol Pcttys, Mrs Maudo 1 ise Given 3 first birthday ,u rr Ho veil, Iirs, Beatrice f Anita Shirey enter cms j iner c rrde Ind, and the Jj number of friends a her horru, vV docker family of Ann ArI in honor of her birthday bor c led at the J, H, Hooker II 17 from Pinckney attended tV i,uuy Sunday, Centennial Celebration aru da Mr, and Mrs, Ray Burns were I qut oof Washtenaw Lodge Mo in Ypdlcni Sunday, J 65 F A M, Dexter Satvrcay Aino extension meetincf niqht Clare Miller, Iawrnc v li be held at the home or Mrs Bauqhn, Lawrence Ccrmbum Y iph Hall Wednesday after I jsKia X I T r Jt ,1 , A w ISION and xes Service pRorpy rc COURTEOUS SERVICE M4RnRnTER PiNCKNEY MICH CAPEmiT TV DEALER PHONE 118F2 WcMrs Jp HI u ruP011 11 leaves with, tents Mr, and Mrs, Homer ior BUoxi, Miss, where , be married to William dam Nesbitt of the air corp ,vek ,,n Tctz and wife if Detroit r,rcr d fhe en Sunaay rch home ivjffc vvay 1 mo ana Robert ACee 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MlHtON 1 HUGHES PlunsuiQ and Heatina Tllcen fitate Phone 183F2 1075 East M36, Pfaokney Funeral Horne Don C Swarthout Directot Modem Ecrulpment , UE LAVEY General insurance Poae 59J3 Pinckner Mh BLFliGEAFfl SERMOF ilAKOLD RADY Hepairs oa A Makes IHONE 1S4F3 Plnckney AUCTIONEER farm Sales a Speciality BERT WYUk CALL FOWLLVULLE 436F6 Dxi C 1 TOWNER Dentist 6044 Porta Lake RM 4 Devter Phone Dexr 3461 Ciasiicd Ailvs tfhon3 39 6d Ptecfcney, Mlc FRED C REICKHOFF A OPTOMETRIST 120 West Grand liver Av IV well u Mldnaw thone 358 esideece 61 UOYD HFNTKF Uvestock Hanftno Weekly Tps Muae Tc Drv General TncUnq PtncWr Mir Phone 161F13 ROGER I CARR Complete Insusence Coverage Phone 43 Plncknc sK CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices You Can Aid To Paj MILFOR GRANITE WRK8 1iliord MiduVcok j FOR SALfiCoal rurnaoe stoker, tired and in use now WANTED To buy auto bed for apjJjfrS0ll PinCnkey baby Phone 71F3, Plnckney, P e W We carry a complete stock of genuine John eere Parts See us for vour placement needs Place j our pjns order nowl 1 WANTEDFull and part tim wi FOR SALECottages at Patterson tresses at the Lake, for year around with oil Lakeland Golt Club, Brighton furnace See Bill McMdcken at Michigan, Frank Norck, Mar, 1090 Patterson Lake Ik, sales FOR SALi140 Kymouih ub man for Noel Burnharn realtor Coupe, radio and heater, FOR SALE African Violets both Murrays Gulf Statioa single and double Also a num poR SALE4ii iot an ROM Mfiin FOR SALE Two beautiful Homelber of aprons Phone 121F4 pu t drf Sites Ot 200 ft on Wyhe Road, 1 Mrs Margaret Clark w uarTLb Vedd the other 12 ft on Portage Lake T Tr0 Roadne and one quarter miles FOR SALEh ceaar rowooat, To RentFurnieheU etenern room from Dexter,Mich Highway bus ears, anchors and 1 HP out 335 East Main St, school bus, Electricity Goodi board motor E L McKinley Pnone 120F1 i Plnckney 1 Land, Beautiful Shacb Trtes, Re306 Mill St, Pinckney sthcted, also a few smaller par eels, John McGinn Dexter Mich 14871 Portage Lake Road LAV Elf HAPDeVABF BOAT Wntdehiela made to yew pattern Bring your pattern f ABE AUTO PARTS, Howell Phone Ul DEO LB SEED COrtN ifoull find what yoou want in DeKalb DeKalb has 64 different varietiees One or morb will fit your climate and your soil Can or see me today And remember I have the new DeKalb Chiv too For 13 years more fanners have planted DeKalb than any other corn For sale by Ralph 8torm, Gregory Mioh FOR SALEMilk Rouie hauling 90 to 110 cans into Fowlsrville with 1950 Intermatioea truck Edmond Stephens,4995 Potts Rd Fowlervillci tMichigtc AUTQMOWh LMM BtCTALL es By entnpeient alasier stockee hemd Curved ehiekk esid bosk elnes able ABTS ATO PAr Phone 1M ef Bjwture FOR SALEi Hectric shallow well FOR RENT 14 aeree pump, good as new also hand at 1306 M36 Bast Pietehnev power lawnaower fori CaSup Phone 35102 Ann Arber armiT PIANO BARGAIN Aotner than return to stock Large Exclusive Piano Company oners a beautiful spinet piano at large sayings, to some interest M ed party with good aredit refer 001 eases who son pay 7500 down and assume small monthly pay meats Write to Murray Collins Co 19375 Livernois Detroit 21, Mlofciqau Att Credit Manager FuR SAU Baby chicKs Started hiaks 4aoh chick J a produat oi earr til marine, rieie ouinnq 6 bloodtesunci Their sires and WANTED To Kent Modern dams are heleoted on the swsi rooui apartment in town oi health, vujor and site U S for 2 ladies Phone 12 1F11 approved Pullonem oont FOR SALE4 Fresh Cows Russel Bokroe, 2 miles south oi Plnckney on Tama Roadwusned Duy these csicks at teHea roUL sand and giuvel graded or mix j TRY FARR and HATCHERY 13 ed also processed rood gravel 01 N Byi, 1 rd at oily Irniu hdP I Pinckney QUALITY M eats LADlESBam extra cash by addressine postals a home Write Vali Co, Box 1042, Munde, Ind, FOR SALEModem year around home on private Lake Call Pinokney 137721 FOT SALE Double drain board sink, No 54, used 1 yrs, price M one telephone stand 500 1168 UnadUIa St, Pincknev FOft SALE iXhsee Large Home Sites on Paneceon Lake Road, about one ssMe south of Plnckney with Por taqe River Frontage Farmirigtoa 1227M qrav D J GRAVEL COMPANY 4 miles west of Howell at 450 Mason Road Phone Howell 984 I 2 or Fcwlerville 388F11 FOR SALE BABY CHICKS, white leghorns,barred and white rocks New Hampshire and Hv Lin Chicks Order Ntw Phone 505W Bob Sauire Hatchery HoweU Mich WANTEDJuniT cars, scrap iron, metals, batteries, ouftamoave radiaitqss, oast iron radiators, turnace iron, junk farm machm Weigh loads at city seaUs S AUTO PARTS, Howell, Phone 111 WANTS To Rent Two famished Rooms Writs or Call J Neu Patterson Lake WANTEDWoot hiojheet market1 price paid Lucius Doy Phone 42, Pinekney MANDELL SAW FILING SHOP LAWN MoWER SHARPENING 11524 Riverbank Lane HL4i LAKE MICH cwaa rxjvLm 0 s c Foot dpec dlst Cfekoi ec 216 W Guruvex BriahtonMlch telephone Caace Hoan Office 75 it5l By Aprjoinkneci Res 71003 Moo TueeTWe4 YOU DESERVE A SIX MONTHS RESERVE You owe it to yourseff and your family to build a savings reserve in the bank that will carry you for at least six months in an emergency Start your Sav ings Account this payday at this bank rtait Vegetabl l Fisfi JVfl Market Prices Courteous Service MAL ESTATE BARGAINS 4r bedroom horned oar garage 2 lets, hwnaoe, good condition, lac Phaekney 4 bedroom home, modern, 3 iotSi 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage 2 lets, hot water heat In PIANO LESSONS 1 Classical or Popular L A BEATnE Rush v rhone 157F13 THE FHIST NAAQAAJ BANs RcwelL tftcfc, Under F deral Suveiu Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A Deposits inauiec Uo to1QiO0 0 Kach Deotwitnr bsdrsem home, furnejoe, 2 ipnvor 4 k I 2 year around homes at Patt Lake, Terms I fteason PinekneyJAch I let, n LARKS 1UUN jiSst AT MWEU SfUlfG CLEAHUP are the lne Wood of the Without servings the ef ftnanoina f our industry and fevemt would be so ezosncally eufwnied that our whole econemy would be almost pararyxed Be W U the sum total of the sav, jnsn ei svervbedy upon which Ifhe preeperity of our oeuntry Savings Account no matt r how small is mportant Jtwhi to save Ininv Chick Starter and Laying Mash Farmers Feed Suppv Co wm f 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 May 20, 1953 Description An account of the resource May 20, 1953 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 1953-05-20 newspaper pinckney dispatch https://multifamilyclients.co/files/original/97f8ddfc108808b0b616a9e9aada3551.pdf ba15328ee2866fff8b518e4a93942d2f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Newspaper Description An account of the resource Below is a list of all the newspaper information we know about for Livingston County, Michigan: <ul> <li>Brighton Argus (1880-2000) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1880-1968 in the Local History Room. Brighton Library also has holdings of this newspaper in their <a href="https://brightonlibrary.info/about-bdl/genealogy-local-history/the-brighton-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Brighton Room</a>. <a href="https://brighton.historyarchives.online/home" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Community Life (Hartland) (1933-present) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper from 1933-1991.</li> <li>Fowlerville News and Views (1984-present)- a newspaper that has been covering the Fowlerville, Webberville, and Howell areas. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?fc=websiteGroup%3AFowlerville+News+and+Views" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a> (contains 2018-present newspapers and 2015-present blog entries). <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Fowlerville Review (1875-1971) - we have microfilm of this newspaper in the Local History Room. <a href="https://www.fowlervillelibrary.net/cool-stuff/local-history-room/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Fowlerville Library</a> has digital copies available in their library.</li> <li>Gregory Gazette (1912–1913) - digital copies of newspaper. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=gregory+gazette">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Community News (2003–2009) - digital copes of newspaper. The Livingston Community News was a local community newspaper, housed in downtown Brighton, with a weekly circulation of 54,000. Encompassing a News, Features and Sports sections, the paper operated from 2003 to 2009 under the umbrella of The Ann Arbor News. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=livingston+community+news">View Digital Copies</a> </li> <li>Livingston County Argus-Dispatch (1965-1969) - Brighton Argus and Pinckney Dispatch merged in 1965. Then became Brighton Argus again in 1969. See either Pinckney Dispatch or Brighton Argus for access to this newspaper.</li> <li>Livingston County Press (1937-2000) - Livingston Republican Press changes name in 1937. In 1980 Brighton Argus buys and continues to publish both Brighton Argus and Livingston County Press. In 1997 both papers are published twice weekly. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Courier (1843-1857) - we have 1843-1846 in digital format. We don't have the rest of the date range. Becomes Livingston Democrat in 1857. Have microfilm for 1843-1856 in Local History Room.(view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Daily Press & Argus (2000-present) - In September 2000, two successful twice-weekly newspapers the Livingston County Press and the Brighton Argus – that had each been publishing in various forms for more than 100 years - became one. The first edition of the Livingston County Daily Press & Argus hit the streets Sept. 7, 2000. Gannett purchased the newspaper in 2005 as part of the acquisition of Hometown Communications Inc. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Democrat (1857–1928) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Herald (1886–1887) - digital copies of newspaper. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/paper/the-livingston-herald/9306/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>The Livingston Post (2009-present) - a all-digital information and opinion site in Livingston County, Michigan. <a href="https://archive-it.org/collections/13451?" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Reporter (1918-?) - began publishing on June 14, 1918 by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Livingston Republican (1855–1929) - index of one of two of Livingston County, Michigan oldest newspapers. The index can be used in the Local History room on the Reference level of the library. The microfilm is processed by edition date. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/show/249">View Index</a> or (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Republican Press (1929-1937) - Livingston Republican and Livingston Democrat merged in 1929. (view in library only) <a href="https://livingstondaily.newspapers.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">View Digital Copies</a></li> <li>Livingston Tidings (1906-19??) - By 1910 it was published by A. Riley Crittenden.</li> <li>Pinckney Dispatch (1883–1965) - digital copies of newspaper. We have all the years except 1890 and 1894-1896 are missing. <a href="http://archives.howelllibrary.org/items/browse?tags=pinckney+dispatch">Browse our Digital Copies</a> or Search in <a href="https://newspaperarchive.com/search/location/us/mi/pinckney/pinckney-dispatch/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NewspaperArchive</a> (requires a subscription)</li> <li>Stockbridge Brief Sun (1883-1965) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> <li>Stockbridge Town Crier (1966-1999) - we have microfilm holdings of this newspaper in the Local History Room.</li> </ul> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Note Extra information that can be shown with the item. Such as how to get a physical copy of the item. 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N Pinckney Dis pci B Sooiai Item JACK RED IS MAHBIED ck Nicholas Reid, son oi and Mr and Mrs James C Reid 1 PfftfcSNEY DlSPAlgH Wednesday, May 27, 1953 MMif M Mirror srw d F ST Is Uth hourtto tax payroll earni r 1 Jf , ings which was shed through oA Arh ttST by aid oi he gaa rule and no 7 V v dwbate faI charged w jw hfm vaR mod through witrT little consicS 1 Qfc afion and the legislators know TK Aftess offlclat0 very little about it lhe hn a PmPle ab Tis not popular with industry, Mrs SKLfJSZ 5 en by the FoSJCo and, faJt 7 the General Motors and that itfngne 2ui0 S MaTS favors companies who make tlJ3t manFollow car parts aid ship them outside JL M lemnyhr P tfa state for assembly Attorney PJf1 JfeJf8 General Millard says he doubuv6 weddmg tnp to New iams has sent it to University o KI A a Michigan tax experts to study The total estimate is that 01 emnew tax would affect 75,000 per Piyed Symons Bros 6 ,0 j there, lhe groom graduated at State Treas Brake says thex school where he are but 2 answers to the ta 2SL2 i man,,m spox1s He problem 1 Repeal the tljJ1 tax diversion 2 Adopt a new SST A tax He says the idea that elim, Ba,t6iy Service, Ann Arbor mating waste would do it is bunk This would only save thousands where militons are needed littholic fc Marrs Catholic Chucii lllacntfy Micn4g gkacxuiwy xugn scnooi cioaf on ui uitrii modi saccesiL wai No n i SSWfL NEWS iiurnsut Giwmeiit GRADES 1 AND 2 ih iMW Ji Alb4Tt J TT, Dau feuUb0u auy wuen iuy, jamil Dadson brought a ir Sunday Matte I060 xnuncuesie mere a io jmuny plhwog8 in it Wimmeft fcsijtf, 800 IUJGC 4VM iUwu coxa iu iU wuu Paul and Pauline Stapleton hnvc a yi iiiu Aatuauaj recoxa JJ IU won, i uua it iiiy won ID JLau mW niece Her nam is Pam O juxeb ieuyue UUe Wiin a Kisener woii ana i iooi locoru, lii nan,4 John Mike Harden went to F ifcuyuc cjioxnti tney Xat iiyiuu Sunday Friday afcet Novenna DeToAousi iwiuc, wnsouwnage once una Janet Sehioeder ha two new j rtuajac Eisenhower hoa ,renuer Wu Chuc5il u uritiain iLwaurcruU oi Naranao Dvttooti fridoy evefijo at 70 csu uor u,j the buiibh rvJLl, e at muda,a hnUbh possession to OES SURPRISE SHOWER 71 attended the shower given Friday mght at Masonic halt Childrens Hi ThTPrincetou tax tudy report J TlSEl SS Saturday Lev, Keith Ruegsegfe Pastor bunaay School S3U a m Moxning VVornip 105 um Radio Broadcast Station WPAU Ann Arbor 330 to 400 pm Pilgrim Fellowship 700 pjn Monaay Niqhtbuie Study JUJ Wed Choir Practise Junior 4uu Seor 30,UUM Thursday night 800 Prayer Meet j Xjmtv AR ina 8 an n m y 5 We preach Christ and everyone yn ,Dh is very, very welcome f n lb J I i iviaueson, c 4 illt IUlOIUie Mroika, ct 3 Cavery Mennonite Church Rev, Ezra Reachy, Pastor S Supt Waltei Esch tens Rickiv Tessmer from Buttiv rl Mil M A i o j 73U to J0C V WWjUobt 10 Lneibea iwice ana 10 uic iquion team once jucK jeaieys anowea Mancnes lsitL,1 nif c,,USin8 Put ter i mu ana got o suikeoaui Turner Sunday uie iwis oiea on turn were uu , Htlky ent lt An, Moxmng Woinip lbJsu m n1 rulClUie niy 01 mUi Bobby Milliken hss the nn,,l , , Q woinip lUum oil Aien w iviuncnebte oy nw , We h , he be wdl MVm eu, name anu wiacuey ivlcai Judy ancl ,,Btti Lt,tdv m rfal cnesier muue 4 errors wmen nq u,,lay UUi sundur at tkti, Kom uiea in me scoring BiK Rapils George jDiaaeiy m rinckneys The second trade marie u list ieaunig niuw wnn a 363 avex age K m oux library books Mralng Wouhlo Siatdoy Schoi ludj 1 i u u i U 0 u 1 i 0 u 1 1 1 u ,oU alia anTKoTean uii Ixus is presumed toff SchQ r Power coSerlci iq amonq themselves and ccautrence is ,o smooth out Se uis,iq,eements So iar the Amer an atitue toward Russia has will l u n corPise while ,rcat J3ritian and France nave Loan viinq qo half in LcnKiwnce will have o withstand sniping kom Senators McCarthy and Dirickson who would sever all relations with Great BriUan says Michigan is giving more iur riiena Imkel their worthy i Cottay FctUiiiraip matron, uames were played ai Wednsday HiOO D K Haines, lb 3 K Matteson if 3 Rowell, it 3 Jetfreys, p SliQQ Manchester Ab R n 1461 Sheid, hi 4 1 l 3 tineas, 3b 3 U u liaso, 4b 3 0 i state aid than any other stateT Z v riCJ w o ir Semw YASTLH MS ter whi5h 131 P her UNADILLA PRBSBYTElifAN bnyuer, c except New York and California 78 peacent oi the sales tax is re many lovely gifts Rerreshments Rev Yauch, pastoi Fennell, ss 3 inicn lb 2 rurned to local governments I ere 5,1 0 P 1030 a m Leddy, cf 3 TO the business receipts tax T6 0 funday hooI 1100 a m Descn, xt 2 lead to repeal tof the sales tax, Learts , 018 ot afC8 , Evenln9 8uU p m Aixeu, p cUveJon We doubt ifas not n a smaUer table was a 4 Uer 3 0 u u u 1 1 1 b 0 u 0 0 eTouaroeoDle he aifecteX brides cake bride doil Albertct WIMBIVATIOJS rfC TaS enough people will be oiiected becomes bride oi w FCIose Fawn dropping begins thie THELIBRARY NEWS i Five members of the Friends oi tjhe Library came to the meeting last Tuesday evening They spent and1 house ho usee leo run and rananging of Linden June 27 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM week and continues the first 2 weeks in June at KHU School Friday,May xktffitf ftifhtf 17500 beaver were gce 29, at 8C0 P M HUMS during the trcpng season 122 Processional Mi and Mrs Al Dewey have percent more than last year invocation Rev Fr Schmitt books after returnea o luiana uike lrom 812 ,c7ttes nd 2714 foces,ijaiUiatory Claire Campbell i which a shobusinesTmeeting rona where they spent the were killed in Michiqan m Apr1 Salu alory Lucille Beachy l Akinnnvr has soru nw was, hld winter Ben Tomhn and wiie are iol 25,130 in bounty money, county prize winning oration ontis1 LKoy ntni has a new k SKnNi JADE Kvtjyon i jejoifiny because catitm starts next weelv Wi Iriif to try umi work xna hfinl Oiis w t to finish mir boks We Hif doin n shnit unit n rii alion rlly Light has re tinned tu chM following a tonsillectomy Mary Kllen Singer is scheduled foi a wmyi0tomy Tuedav IRiy Iorti r visited Wulliu Sin 1, S tliii v, John Singer brought some pietms l i rnuici r how us Jean KIKII Roim t ln,He, jrt, ilolben unW Hiiiy liiit went i n ninic Sunday Maiy lee Asch nbtentiei wm out tax cute for he last luO years in the coviMy Mud pied fie ti uno lew it any of them ever jray mue ojjd Jongress wont cut Ulj Lights father bi8 a nef au, taies earmarked ior local KuiJ pkuj Luis ljaydus iatln J has a new International truck Katcn LUxom has a new tlress, Venning 1 hti tuv Kiit Mai sv hf nluennci ine conservative members ot cunqress ana me pieesA make mucn oi me fact that President ennower campcuqned on a piaiiorm promising u tax reauc ion ana now aoes not want to majte qooa on it but says no tax cu until the budget is balonced ana me war emergency over Now ia the nrat place the pesia ent hctd hale to say aiout saia piatiorm it was drawn up by others, many ot whom were un uionaiy to mm Also a tax cut promise is an ola snibboiediCan aidates have been promising was held T WAI utu nu vuu 7, The Pinckney Civic Improv aio back year AU but 59 coyottes wvj ment Association has purchased I M Webster Strong, the iorm taken in ,he upper peninsula iiovg Democracy Dalene Robinson a copy oi the Silver Chalice by r Mrs Richard Hoages of HiCostain for the library jiand ake wno bought the mLeani J3onnex ma Burgess house on Pearl St r ot her brother, Charles Gunder CIRCUIT COURT NEWS son, is remodeling it The Gund Gideon Uy Reld The following cases wereers wen Florida heard in Circuit court Charles Virginia Sowers of Lakelana This is the, hiqhest in the last Class History Betty Craig 3 years at Ln T th ii,vi ,n v il 1J e hi i Friday evening at the Coiiununliy rongregntiwvil i hui One hunii t i n , r eluding pastors from man g tivT,s t i, i i neigh1 Ci in A Mill i lii II ill1 At Battle, charged with negligent gave a shower for Mrs Nan Led Tho fl homicide in the death of Carol widge Meabon last Wednesday Howfjll c Lynn near the Hitching Post, at, night, Pupils parents of Mrs Rowlerville has his case put ov Meabon atthe Winans school er to June 2G, He is now at the attended Veterans hospitctL Dearborn , Margie Miller of Lakeland Wallace Crofoot charged with spent Tuesday with Mrs Eloysa horin driving away a car has been Ccmpbell MJUIUUUI sent to Jackson prison from 1 to Mrs Eloyse Campbell attend ythv Ia 2 years from Eaton County ed the Womans Club meeting an excelled Richard Boulton pled guilty to I at the Howell Methodist church ith Prosui brealdng and entering He is to Friday Mrs Zoe Earl was soloist chairman Am Kc,, be sentenced June 6 and iLrsCampbell, accompanist Kapids wa ti The foHowing divorces were Mrs, Helen Miller, teacher at jsion, ant devotions v c granted Ernest from Fannie Bull the Winans school took her 8th State chaplain Maivn M, is Raymond from Uewllyn Geh grade pupils by bus to Mcrmm Gtin, p , v ,v it ringteUa from Bozo Chavich oth Caves in Kentucky, leaving fhc 1J , tt v of Pinckney Judge Lyons held Sunday Those on the tnp are Methodist ,luKhc,s werv u ndia court in Pontiac all last week s Mary Boyd, Nancy Nichols Ken by Slcreluv Eln,,, Siniili , Lak forjudge Hortwick who is in Baker,Harley Beeman and Ricky chemung The uuued ,j , was Surope Fisher They earned 453 for RCVI j0hn u Boeke, s p, , he this trip Before leaving the Detroit City lies,,, A ,, chorA CORRECTION IPTA presented each boy with a ister Charle Smith o KuwieiAiiie Last week we printed an art traveliinq bag and the girls a K in assumbiy singing and special cn by Robeiv i vhieh c nt i jr i J Or av ivirsiasch Sarah Chamnesa Ciaii6 Fvcm Lorna Shirley written by Mr JDavis Song Jim Matteson Jack Jeffreys jack LaPrad, Herbert Shenden, Jack Johnson Jerry MrofkaTed Stadston, George Bradley, Robert W Clark, Robert L Clark Presidents Address J Matteson Class Will Marilyn Clark,Rene Haines, Carol Case Dor j tor Tuesday othy Lavey, Barbara VanSambrook Class Prophecy Jeanette Gyde JeaneRe Wilson, Rujth Kirschke, Rosina Hill Maryann Leach enterprises as tnat would lose them votes The only place where a tax cut wont hurt them is in the war or defense effort The president is against any cut in this as he says the emergncy ,,, , , , i stui exist At the present time i mtt, fiwv ourson ha HW shoes J t K , and Danne Curls has new sock, I fhe frMM seems to be gett John Coion, has two rabbus ,1 more suppor from the Demo a big bees nest Kathy CIUSLHISOII Weni uer Sunday 1 ut to din had lhe Guru iiuuily Sunday Wallace Singer went to Jlilani Liike Sunday 1aLty Suyilt btwught a turtle i school Monday Karen Hloxorrs ejrandtaher is ,, inu to live with her Air Curls ouilt a fcaiiige John Colone is Koig to the doe ocrats than the members of his own pary The Bolen appoint ment, several other measures company were passed by aid of Derrr crat votes A showdown is due on the ix cut issue and the country will soon know whether , the president will be repudiated by the party that elected him All roads built 50 years or more aqo were paid ior by a property tax Ihis worked out party riWiu Diann Curt ran into a tree whih uil riWiu in the horse and buggy playing ball ad cat a eash in hei aays wnen dnvinq aistances forehead She had to wear a Ikinp wrt small and the railroads on t , ,, , I carried the heavy traiiic As the We would hlc to than Mrs puIarily Qf the Quto gJew icims oi i by Valedictory Lois Beachy Song Paula Curlett Presentation of Awards and Diplomas Wesley Reader, Sonq Graduates Recessional Tasehs room for sending oui ne to the paper all year and to Iha Mr Curlett for priming it We would also liku to wish evet one a happy vacation VRADE I NEWS Marion Cideon IdW to the effect printed labels , suitcase and Mrs Miller, a train musical numbers weu bearing the wordsCan be op case ort Reese of vuvn ened for inspection do not have The following from Livingston electric guitu Vocal to be put on parcel post paclt Lodge are attended the Mich, rendered by ages by the sender This is true Masonic Grand Lodge at Grand but if no label is used the sender, Rapids this week Clare Miller, must write the words on tho, Lawrence Baughn, Lawrence lonfi t,v w w v ir,v, rwiU A7i,lwr VA Ciicle, the bon, n was onouncIKrrcel post package 3JCVed h Rev J vv li f the K,arDT7rrrtrrrC 1 Wlft0n Ughln i Hamburg Methou si hueh AjipreNLrEUAGE UCENS Robinson, Ona Campbell and ciation voicei uv the lmM Edward Mays, 23 Mevindale, wife and Bob Mast, W,Mof the coOBeratio of tht yn Rev Laura Harris, 19, Fenton RobertDexter lodge Keith RuegseRti Edmond 29, Chicago, Irene Mc j S J vaster Harris is home from Jimmy Shirey told us about 1 comic book Roolie Kazooti Bonnie Kukwa aister will be in A public installation for the tap recital at Ann Arbor RAINBOW GIRL INSTALL i more ana more roads were built more taxes leyied We know oi one man who paid a titO road 1 tax when the road m front of his home was paved This could not go on so the 15 mill tax limit j was adopted Autoes ana trucks were taxed and gasoline and the money used to build roads, i This worked for awhile but roatf building ceased durinq the war, costs went up and as the money had to be split between state, city and county road commissions There was not enough and Pinckney Assembly of Rainbow , Angela McMacken is growing P e wit his Girls was held Thursday nighI new finger nail Sh pinched her fini ciion, were at the Masonic temple InstalL ser in tn8 ,loor nd loRt her ld OHL , , , Jiarshaii of ihq officers were Ry Kellenberger has a Red Sox again road builaing came to a Okemos and ov Kain and Khunor insuailina Off Marv T Kirschka bal1 penaant a check book and a standstill Now toll roads which Holcomb of Hangar, DnIi Lea9d Marcia HacmUloweU l book DonaidnDuck8 Luy, ay havt worked out other ,tateB OT 1 ri T r u ii Sharon Gallup put a bird hou Chaplain, Dalene Lewis, Howell Recorder Soloist Barbara MiHer Hup put a bird hou on will be tried, the legislature hav PtauiVi CurlSi the tel,,honf Ple u hRS ml in pasa the toll road bill andj uSr, robin and four habien living in it , it to the governor for hifl ThTnrTmof rSrTl Catherin Buda ha a new rires j anatme, Qn9 toll road WOllld Tre,nameSf ,the Pcers i Karei Rowell has 2 baby pigeons feuill from Bay City t0 Tolio stalled appeared in last weeks The eW hauhed OR Satuday paper Donald, 21, BrightonDale Sweetthe Pontiac hospital and at tho PINCKNEY Kixcs nucHTERS 54, Howell, Jane Goraline, 46 Thomasj Murphy home j Howell, Leroy Turner, 21, Mil1 Lyle Bowdish of Dexter and, The P inckiiy iwin,s Daugiuers The guestion is did the razor blade company which paid lord Barbara Graham, 20, Brigh Marvin Light of Pinckney have meet on June i at 2 p m at the 300,000 for the television rights km started a body shop inthe form home of Mrs Bi a j er Gainsley garage atyDexter r, X NATIGtf TO BEUBLISHED Sergt RusseU Clark who has n PREVIEW PAINTING OF COR been in Korea in the motor divi 3Jt i eiUa to the recent Rocky Marzania Joe Walcott fight get its moneys worth or not It only lasted one minue and 29 seconds and they An exclusive full color preview j ision there arrived home on last Cllltion in Drivirr were unable to get any of their of Quen Elizabeths Cornatioy j Thursday for 30 days His wife, commercials in On the other wili be, published in this SunMarion and baby live at Rush Sert pPnnaiH 0f te Brihtor hand tne papers printed columns akrys May 31 issue of The Am Lake stite polic per, nvp s c ution in telling how they had been gyp wican Weekly along, with an, August Engte of Whitmor driying over the summer week ends ed and letters frOm people feel easy to follow diagram identify Lofc called at the Dispatch off ikrd holidays He sys is per cent ing sorry for them This probabIna the chief participants of theice Wednesday of the accident in Lh history of theIy amounted to twice the pub and the other from Chicago to Florence Miofka found somv bb QJ uiit and maintained birds who were leading to fly of 3 much Q mito j Clifford Lgeler ha some new , asQ d the biH shoes Karen Downing will be in a piaro recital at Howell tomorrow nite Mik Plummer lost a tooth on Saturday Georg Colones Uncle Butch gave him two rabbits Tommy Chambers shewed us worn magic cards John Dinkel tells as the wind blew some robing eggs to the ground and broke them guaranteeing 417,000 for main tenance for the new Mackinac 90,000,000 bridge after it is built as without ii tho bridqa author ity claimed they could not sell the bonds 0 were killed The acciednt fatality list was 50,Mrt Rosa LaRosa, Mrs Eliz j0hn Hoey vice president abeth Wylie, daughtor, Nancy,the Dexter Sate Bank has been a7 A finnH , andDopnalee SfW,elected ecretary ol the Group Latatt ed Ah tuip festival at Holland last week 9 Michigan Banker at their convention at Jackson hrst and only prize fight Frank Keilar vs Jim Sutton back in the nineties only lasted 52 seconds The legislature has baMed the, business added receipts bill and sKBt it to the governor to ign, 1 is a new biH iniwded to ChiquiU Amburgey went for a jp, Ut the deficit and ride on Sunday and saw me pret w0 voted for it adttft ty flowers theV know littto about itlt would Larry Gyde found a tree toad in, receipts Ot th his wagon H biought it to school Q Q 1000 but lncomi of 20000 a year or leu would be exempt UtUituee rgnlatod by the state would pay 1 a Buda has some new sists that cars be driven at a speed that is safe according to conditions During the first two weeks of Juna approximately 6 0 named vari Mrs Clare Miller was honor guest tio of iris will be in Moom at the representing the National Council of Don B Henry Gaiuvs, Winans Lake Thesa include may of the fiiiMt in production for th last two yaais Visitor arc WuL,oiio Alumni, at St Alberts Research Laboratory Open House, at Adrian Mr and Mrs F W Walters and Jack Tetters of Detroit were Sunday guests of the George Roushs HURRY CURRY CLUB The Hurry and Curry 4H Club met with Eddie Hollingsworth last Mr and Mrs Lawrence Burleson j Friday There were nine present, one Dr Fajans of U of M was tht main of Flint were Sunday guests at the absent Domue Singer wag mads a speaker Tiplady home member of the club Christine socks Connie Bloxom nays there is a bird nest in her lilac bush It has lour eggs in it Mike Pennon fell down and cut his finger Judy Bekkering is visiting in Ohio As this is the last news this year, we want to thank all th mothers who helped us durin gtha year We feel we have had a happy year and hope everyone will have a nice vacation We are sorry Mm Vau B will aot be hack aex year 1,000 state UVWGSTON LODGE t GAI DAR FOB MAY, Ml Regular meeting June 8 PM ttval, ThuSay, IwllTlWat ingston Lodge to work MM grew Clr Mitter W H t W, CmiwtL 3S 0TIC HHCHEY ZUMOR Wednesday, May tf 1953 ifW itut won or ffrf Silver Harvest Day A COMMUNITY EVENT IS HERE Every Friday 915 P M by til Howell Chamber of Commerce HOWELL MICHIGAN in Cooperation with the Howell Merchants SOMattffE Wft EVERY WEEK BE PRESENT IT MAY BE YOU Its Fun and Its free BUry Cards Ate Waiting for You ia Ail Howell Stores Where the Are Posted Rules of the Contest itetf Mrs Emma flmftftbtcher lor 42 years, all but 6 in the Stockbridge school has retired The teachers gave her a party last week at the Regent Cast, Jdckv SOIL The UnadiHa village school voter 45 to 22 to consolidate with Steckbridqe 27 girls joined the Gregory Scouts May 17 The Stockbridge high school seniors left Monday on a trip to New Yozk City The Gregory school board and families entertained the teachers at dinner at Hansons Monday night Rev Ezra Beachy is leav ing after 7 years service and Esther Jorgensan after 19 Opo Riegger is valedictorian and Donna Hinderer, salutaorian of the Chelsea senior class Th Chelsea Methodist church is being remodelled and a new front added The second annual 8 mile canoe race on the Huron River from Milfoxd to Kensington will be held Tune 7 It is sponsored by the Detroit Council of American Youth Hostels Brighton high school golf team took second in the golf tournament at the Burroughs course last week St Marys of Jackson j was first Brighton won hsst in the Oakland tournament Sergt Walter LaMoria of the Brighton police won 7 medals at, the pistol shoot at Bristo Ind last week Paul McKinney of Brighton has sold his Pontiac Sales rooms there to Mort Weislow of Royal Oak The following have been awarded regent scholarships at ie University of Michigan Claire Campbell, Pinckney San dra Keckonen Brighton Joan Miller, Howell and Nancy Lepard and Harriott Eaton of FowIerville The Chrysler Motor Co of Detroit has purchased 600 acres of and off Grand River, between Milford and South Hill Rds to build a factory employing 15,0001 The price was 300,000 I San, Mon The Fowlerville Fair dates this year are August 4 to Dr and Mrs Hollis Sigler ot Howell are now settled in Tus con, Arizona Born to Emmett Clark and wife of Howell, May 19, a on 50 attended the past masters banque otf the Brighton Mason ic lodge last week Judge James Breakey of Ann Arbor spoke iTueg Wed Th Sidney Lyons, brother if Judge , THE MAN Willis Lyons, died at Hartland ln last week noweii i avMer HOWBLL MTCHK1AN Dexter ThMttr uwi idi i WL, Thar Majr 27 28 dwj Rhonda Fleming William Lundigan Friday, Saturday, May , in SERPENT OF THE NILE i Double Feature In Technicolor WOMAN OF THE MORTH Comedy Cartoon COUNTRY 0 a color Fri gat, May 29 30 Slaffrinq Matinee Decoration Day at 230 patRuth Hussey, Rod Cos ma I 4 Continuous Helena Carter Arthur Franz in INVADERS FROM MARS in Color Also Joel McCrea Barbara Hale in THE LONE HAND In Technicolor Cartoon o Sun, Mon, May 31 June 1 Matinee Sun at 230 pm Cont John Hodiak John Derek in AMBUSH AT TOMAHAWK GAP In Technicolor Also Robert Preston in Stephen Cranes THE BRIDE COMES TO YELLOW SKY Cartoon 0 Tue Wed Thura June 234 Jane Powell, Farley Granger in SMALL TOWN GIRL In Technicolor Comedy Cartoon 0 COMING Serabero The Gals Storo AND WAC FROM WALLA WALLA Starrinq Judy Canova, Stephen uunne Desert Rats iScio Theatre SCIO DMV1 IN THEATRE on U S 12 ot Jackson Rd5 miles west of Ana Arbor jpcrjlcjSQOund Children under 12 Free admitted Free i 1 FrU Sat May 2930 Special Decoration Day Program ABBOTT COSTELLO MEET CAPTAIN KIDD in Technicolor with Abbott Coatello ALSO THE LUSTY MEN with Robert Mitchum and Susan Hayward ALSO Six Color Cartoons Sunday MondayJday 91 June TREASURE OF THE CONDOR Tecnnicolor Starring fSornel Wilde, Cpnsace Smith cartoon news shorts Tues, Wed, Thmv JuM 2AA THE STAB Bene Davis, SterBno oayden shorts J CamtacPekients ady, Jass Smger, Sombrero Lee Theater WhHm6e Lake Sun Mon Tues Way 42526 Open Sunday at 2C PM DESTINATION GOBI In Technicolor I Starring Richard Wtdmark Also Featurette Novel News Cartoon 4 Wed Thurs Fri May t7ttS930 Walt Dianeya PETER PAN Also Dianeya Bear C wtryH and Cartoon Prices for this EngagenesA Only Adulta, 74c Child 84c Tax Included,1 May 31 THE IRON MISTRESS hi Technicolor with Alan Ladd and Virginia Mayo Sun Mon May U Imne 1 Sunday Open at 1 PM TITANTIC Starring Clifton Webb, ftexbara Stanwyck June 1 Tech Featurette Ameri for Me Novelty News iQarteea 0 Tues Wed Thurs JUHS t 8 4 i 2 Big Attraction 1 S ALSO Elizabeth Taylor, FernajeJo Lamas THE LION AND THE HORSE, William Powell 81 in Technicolor THE GIRL WHO with Steve Cochran HAD EVERYTHING ALSO Also N CARTOONS 7TH GRADE NEWS Monday, the seventh grade along with some other students of the Gertrude Tupper, school heard a recording of the 1 Ti Tu gpring Festival brought in by Mr Thayer I JCv M SS v Wty hospital,Ann Arbor KL n 721 GIenn Richards spent the week JJ0 end Crville Nash TfafL iKL rK w,t i 1 Glenn oi has pur vf 2en8 P1 chased the Sweeney and Ray 2 1 n ft hnns of 80 acres each which hi aLar were the Pcjmey j be known 01vi i battery and Vern and Rex Smith 1 stock Farm the Glennbrook lor Anderson Notes of 26 Years Ago i The King Daughters counlyV convention will be held at the Pinckney Cong1, church May 31st The senior class play is June 8 The cast is Cecil HendeeuVivian Kingsley Wayne Carr Bur della Euler George Homshow, Jim Nash, Clare Miller, Norman Miller,lrv ing Pichardson,, Elinor Gage, jLoretta Dillingham, Marion Der kis RdvDresBeLpastor oi the Greg ory Baptist church has resigned Mrs Rosella Weeks, mother of Floyd Weeks, died at Kalamazoo last Tuesday MrsBridget Morgan, 83, died in Detroit last week She was a sister of the late John Harris ol Pinckney Pinckney high school was rained out in the 4th Inning at Hartland Friday when they were ahead 2 to 1 Reason cV Graves were the Pinckney bakery Pinckney Independents lost to Hamburg 7 to 5 SundayEck had 3 hits for Pinckney, Brown and McCleer 2 each for Pinckney Jameison and Brown were local battery and Kerwin Searles for Hamburg Two men, J W Dutty of Grand Rapids and M R Garrison of Kalamazoo were badly Thur sday on M36 East when their car overturned at the McGregor farm At the Bankers convention at Jackson last week Calvin Hook, er won first prise, a gold watch, for being the best looking man present Ross Read the other Pinckney entry, failed to place A large number from here at1 attended the funeral of John Mc urs June 234 BEHIND THE GUN Technicolor with Randolph Scott and Patrice Wymore ALSO ANDROCLES AND THE LION with Victor Mature and Jean Simmons , ALSO Cartoons BL iS BUNNY CARTOC REVUE Also News t , o 2 Days Friday and rTiay June 5 and 6 2 Big Features t Vincent Edwards Yvett Dmcajr in HIAWATHA and Wayne Morris i , THE MARKSMJ Also Cartoon IRISES FOR SALE ALL THE NEWEST ULSTB N BLOOM Don B Savory t 630 Chilson Road, Wiraas Lake Brighton, Mich MEN Skilled and needed at A Julia Tiplady and Jennie MciKernan at Chelsea Friday Memorial Day exercises were j Guinness of Dexter spent Sun1 Clifford VanHorn has a new JAX held at the CongL church Sun dcrv night The Gym Glee Club of Floris Moron, Fred Campbell, Arthur Swarthout and P H Swar Ifcctut samg, Mable Swarthout nd P rf Swarthout sang a duet MICH I d Ecyfa Smith and Lola Mor day with Fannie Monks Grp School lpwe Sharon Wilson and Keith Morgan received their First Communion r Sunday Pnbhy Reason went to the rarinv Herber Cope i filling Iectui n Jaakson Sunday dates in Oklahoma and Texas rsWN PI W ISsVI AJO JJQJ Darrow and wife have ISst Buss is digging a aste returned from Three Rivers and hsi home on UnatSlcKiare working in the hotel here 1 Miss Mable Swarthout has 0dd Bellows storied training for a nurse at Ford sedan Mrs Thomas Richards is seriously ill at the Wirt Hendeel home Fred Slayton and family of Dexter are moving in the Masco house in the east part of town Detroit Die Set Corporation Pinckney phone 80 FOURTH GRADE NEWS nu, ,, , We are having our testa in ArithS pBi 7 T rnotic Icndlrg, Spelling, and En Paul Endres brother 1B horn from h , fa 4 ,vue on a ten day furl, K The fourfh Je Wi are j,avln Chj,tra Jaroslawskis mother f ft w, J amc home from the hospital for the ffth grflde on y j nccn at two oclock j week end P L U M B I N ft WATER SYSTEMS Stanley Dinksl m ei,r rv, PP PPPPPJM,N,WP iiU , I WfPliyJW THE MBCKgf PMPATCH Wtoeadcrr, MOT 27, 1983 IjWMl 11 i OLDSMOB AT THE LA MSI NO SHOW uniBtans 1853 AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL SHOW MAY 2829DOWNTOWN LANSING 4 W THE EXPERIMENTAL sty v i i ,v Star of the GM Motorama with 200 hp Rocket Engine The colorful waisthigh body b fashioned of fiberglass, and the Interior features saddlectitched cus tom upholstery to match wjSi pfiO 5xf V , , J N , v jQiO 40 tf , , ai 111 i 314 li fcjWSJ v, , mm Special Oldsmobile Disiilay covers entire city block I f i See Lansings own cor of Lansings own show see Oldsmobile at t spectacular Automotive and Industrial Show Youll see the Rocket Revu featuring STAKFFRE, Oldimobiles txpcranntal sports car Youll feast your cv on the fabulous FIESTAOldsmobiles ultraluxurious convertible, now avail , for delivery J lurell be exhibits of all the big Oldsmobile featuresPower Strcrih Power Brakes, FrigidJire Crr Conditioning, Autron Eye, the powerfanu Rocket Engine And Oldsmobile siiuuiL wee hearts, Johnny and Lucille i entertain you with song and uaur routine A iiats more, youTl ee the v i complete lineup of Rocket Engine ldinolilrs ever displayedthe perf ance stars that helped make Lansing finiou Look for Oldsmobile at the i Opticnal at n SEE OLDSMOBILE S COMPLHE LINE AT THE SHOW THEN SEE YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER Baiibarci it, ttwtistu Hay d, 1363 Nouw ij neieby Given, Tiiat tho vaoa ol iuuiui j Giiuiu, la executor oi Laia estate Dray iITii h T V I MiCViCiAN iJf lil C v Kort and the names of his child ren to Kort It is Qrderedjhat the 13ih day oi June A D 1953 at ten oclock in the forenoon, at said probate cffce, be and is hereby appointed tor hearinq said petit ion It is Ordered,That notice there r r3 given by publication of a opy heruoi fur truee weeks coxv Good Soil Management, More Plant Food Helps Boost U S Crop,Yields 45 Per Cent incj ha his hnal account be all secutiveiy previous to said day owed and the residue of said of hearincj in the Picckney Dit estate assianed to the persons patch, a newspaper printed and entiled thereto will be heard at circulated in said county the Plrebate Court on June 22nd HiiaiL 31 ludqe ot Probate 1956 true COJV it u Owvd Thai notice iiiei CRlestic Pcrsnaii by C ven tn Rubhcation ot reaister of Probate top ,arifiA lor three wiek coa Lcseypitvga loscacLdayux heaTu in the nokeyaBpatch one ibex the ftdfcuary cuse a ietpy ol hu notite to be served 0C ch knawn pJr ia l ,i iaft Eftcwn cjfcresi by tKw oxSl reJturn recsipt tieouwd at least fourteen days H, C Vedder and vrife spent the week end in northern Mich iaanj 10 members from Pinckney at tended the Kings Dauahters cou nfv convention at Parkers Com prw to zKh isQxna or by f chnJ ast 58 Jt 1 least five C5 , Mrs Madeline Shehan and dtffj tYier te svW heariag family oi Ann Arbor called ar Hiwft tLahTudqe of Probate the WmShehnn home Saturday A IN Cvt Ci3W Hfftshall, Tzit Pfdbate Yield boosting fertiliser gives extra bushels of corn per acre I AAii OP MiCriiOAN tj Prcjttw Court tox the County range of i a soasion r en court held at the Probate Office in the City oi Howell in said county on the 16th day oi May A D, 1953 freeent HonoroJat diram R kmiihp Jwkf ol HMft hi the Matter of the Cm tkne of Alexander Joseph KodowtJd,, fit wife and children,adult marr lid penoiL Akexttder Joseph KosIowskUiav Ima filed in eedd court hie petition yvrftea that the Court enter an Mdr, ehanaina hie namo from MjtaHmrtsr Joeeph Koclowski to fUemiriei Joeeph Kort and the feane oi hie wtte from Jane Ther flK MMBW te Jane Thereea i i r9dict Ware Datnd VfTCHIGAN State COUPJJP Pn V cultural econoinist re i rtil2er is still rie of the Tners ran mke te sppia ts PA ut irer supplies uii lo tihi rv n D53nartieiiiv IUIIDI r TV at is tarrKMs lo 01 Jt1 tijant fvH k M iy to p srrc of , i v i hcy need it for diiz iiferatit ixt spring The iwi liliivr can bo y ol rt or ihe m ,ring ihe iLer jiiunths The economists M port that moro eMT v, be irtcd in 1953 Vuu as t eiise i Vii2 Fstimatc tliidf thai thei wii ije 15 per v1 nioe iiilfc J ijj cent oe rijphate iid 19 per cent , t drp not n foraier s jsy to got , y sny Acn v i jtcr use oi pi apt fooH bv , will ofTset the increases 11 may Le i filter thai SCIENCE and industry have teamed up with the farmer to boost crop yields per acre 45 per cent in the past 20 years, declared the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee, in a statement based on a recent report by the U S Department oi Agricultures bureau of ag ricultural economics This increase has been greater than in any other period ol history, said the statement The yield rise has included major field crops such as com, wheat and cotton, as well is the important fruit crops Contributing to this rise have teen the work of plant breeders and igronomists, machinery manufac turers, fertilizer producers and insecticide makers, says the state ment As rjfiuiy U aajt, hybrid seed corn and other heavier producing grains, laborsaving machines, yield boosting fertilizer, closer planting, better cultural methods and soil management practices, have helped increase crop production per acre One of the key factors promoting this increase has been the greatly expanded use of fertilizer and lime Fertilizer use nationally reached an alltime high in 1951, totaling 20,988,740 tons That was 14 per cent ahead of the previous year and nearly three times as great as before World War II Boosting yields per acre through the use of fertilizer has meant mc money for farmers Higher production means ower cost per bushel and greater profit per acre 7fy xmUi Only ygu con mm FOREST FIRES i Vwr 1 JV N Flag Raisid Tu ritrea fyV The blueandvvlute flag of the United Nations is run to the top of a flag pole at the Eritrea capital of Asmara, signalling the begin nijit ot work by the IN Commission for Eritrea The Commission is now in the former Italian colony to ascertain the wishes of the inhabitants and to make recommendations on its future sUtua Learning New Lines at UN Sir Gedric Harrivir distinguishec Headquarters to view at iirt hand i Social Council He pins the starring a radio program baston th work of documentary radio iviuuis noduced ECOSOC Prefident ilei nan vmta Cruv to the visiting actor uid to Sir Rama important phrase in the Universal D iJritish actrrr, tmc to ITN work ot tlu Economic and le in All Ymir Strength, u outuiJ, first of a series of tho United Nations Above, f hi lt it ft is pointing out vami Mudalrar of India an Iaration of Human Rights, , No Papers f Persons who have beendumpinq old papers on tne i Putnam Township Dumpon the HowellPiiLclcney Road, n are askeo to discontinue this practise T potnera ou sr eieuj, i disposinq of them there andthey blow on the highwayThere 1 is a state law reardinq dumping rubbish on the highway , t and violators are subject to a line The sheriff has heez 3 j Stanley Putnam Townshie Supervisor m w8Sr i v i For Prompt Dead Stock Raflwral GALL 0ARUM6 COMPAMY GdI Howell 460 rt t 9 m M 3 iiii m f Y tVl WeH Me t tf JW Witt Ntrietts foes i i WIN i if waewssjiiwsaaawsaWpei MtwfBrtwIOOiithtlff CwiPtrAari 1 win mmt Hmtwwm mTinttn jtri NTEERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PROnaiNG THEHMHMIfT Z3L2ffliBj Tku li Cm C, r M fMrtfJ MJ04,AWXA14WBLL v federal Cfr Qfim Admhmtrut Ai persons jftweijincaiJii work havingte dcvith , or nsatfpsiey fa who can be trail in spot weapon defenaeC against atomic, biological, and chemical warfare, are needed for the civil defense Health Service big job will be to care fa the injured, and protect thhaltti dty after an attack In aipnKipanx TOxswtfuntaajw needed for various duties under the direction of professional such as doctors and nurses, in the local civil defense tgoA Health Service also must have of person trained, ta mora fcrnt firat aid Who can be or for definite Jobs at Ant aid and women ohinteers who tajNB eanrses in borne ircretnf you in the vitally important civil elaraer aide Men will be needed btfarers, ambulance personjitai ordelaes and atteaSanta, C, lJU L OADING utffcejtam piant iMtJstfeW the others ia jfikmm m your car aniUlirtfcs pimihitmtjvm run dry of ail , ,vU wbmWmnrm Howard lbtmeteMvLy 7 it takes a fcWMK AJS And, MsaiA highaltrogen cornlodged tudly balance D mtreev 8 te and, iop ,c ,3 u,t w ci igh potash to makaa KoferMrv ror you w Overfeeding beU Wiuknfcjirt jstuvf tu nitrogen, piio pbate corn growth in ttiSu M Qii,ui, tt4lu i m uauiiced ipy IOU Schcn k farm JlastotataaJeThllw ed plenty t active organic matdiana, Mhreeryias Th,,, Aa softsUiLr Tliis i ploU ex ,rn each scaled tt UteiatMe hw wellr44id deea ipound3 of tioipaftii, mrtaeisfrfrirooUttjOegumos such 8 aiiette sac acre ON oLad i4aderi t lavaria the rAWibit rttogeu, v ondtalfeaanTJe,aM, vou wred plenty of reserve sju the th powwi j reac w ited tiie fciaM HUJA Tiasiv s ai tor 4ie 2 ouad fins ri croail r,tt, Rh fjiot ahi yo Tror fcntt arntiat I plant cfcteaes tbd relasi ntftrtfasi ur p fWfc This Deftnji ITajenui, i C, or i cA ByAIMaawCALWBLl4 ema,0eWft7fH JtiMMiior camtofoW 1 HQlMHuaity is bedng , alerted ior 4m inrncHfwiJmmlKimik If rt is ecwakedtwUeim tiergency uawsjMl imfimJsjleathrai oivildeJeagftjtnka wlfesitygt j into aotiotu,, Io,, fkmUtT au mi Hundreds of communities w thlMMilasaa Jay are makrlaiaMW,4aAa lions ihWtMa ettfly Mauewei beitraaaeeiaiUo, ystea eajrtiitofr the ual amuwiaAttalaeaflfteiiaouid auddeate AUviewer w Tbaia uiyejwad eaaa, wthmA food, Nothing, ehelteeor foKmejr What epttW ftftji wiUwueivii, 4 oitaiafAKanesaa4effnae2 AsW 4iieWpwi4fcbraafe ,oi ia turn urviywa at Uirwijmm or ISbeiiiJuui almost, BO enl4e M ve Vnowit w ,Wbei near them have shown itaWJaMtteafaa4iao ordinated eivft WesierptmnaeiyadJ equipment attack However, 4oarfiMft isV4e signalyou heaciawlaa air raid Act told to do Civil defense prepares you for that splitseeenddeeieson of know ing how to aetrwfca4o W Within oneaaVHe etssi sealer of an A everyone 1 111 be mile fifty will not andahalf miles away eightyfive per cent wHI fere Beyand two mttee from the eeater ef the ecploeioii yea will sarviyebut there wiM be work for you to do Cirti defease pre pares yojUar IfeaM, With the proper protection YdU mar ive but thousands W be killed insantly and many others wtii be woutdjed and is need oi ad aa assistants in laboratory work Unskilled Ubor Used Balp is needed for such duties as washing, Jabuatory, glaaairaw aMn In iact, ao mateee wHat you do, Health Service can use lease work of saving Uvea If aa enemy attacks one of our dries, many persons will find tfcemfaaadXen, cj, rJmgm aelvee UJamt food, ctothiftiv , against djaiea tadjjjj waafare,aai8 ili,5iB omsfKaiaatton will aed aiaaiaaA kaaaeetorai and ennltatioir iMpiliUli il moiutoiing te uae tswebera, or adyanc oi nhyske afld other related get, as team leaders, n4V nrkT T graduates who bay eieteiy physics, and r aaJrjiiii who can serve ef sneh tfna Other volunteers aie needed, M Ta Welfaae prxiTjdea such ,thM,,and, aids U Voatfnmiaaig persona, caring for infanta Ibe aged, and tae infirnvIt aiaoatheai jud naaae ewv t people wao ar aanajated trom , their lamUiea, joontaetevfektivts in other citiea, refers favanes to viswse eyoanget iHpipl help, and those piraefja who moat iva individual care Training Gonraee Avaiiabk Trainkvg oouraea, under coinpeaeMi om Cfcs use An inch or two of rain can make the difference beoWrioai work, to kafvtacerdef 4at farloas branches of this civil STSe injured, JM aid ifWa Women, by backjand in tae nwcurement of Weoddora tad aiperience, are well qpVUJm ttpaaa average and high yields whan to serrlce mnder teoaiP Mabveservices andare urgeittK wfcrepeHs me, XmnrW Md Uvaii, mA Wbs tetm take a special interest m them Agroooinists recommend inrirrwfti n r Jjtom a kick with a stai tLZNd C FINING CIVIL DEflNSE CAN MEAN YOUR SURVIVAL rtQhth of a ttriii of ortult CA civil dtttnst, based on th booltifi This It CM prtpved fry tht FederU Cm Dtnst MimkiHraHOn, If my b obttmm frOk Jm lalsvfssrjaaoil ass what it takes to grow b ft VtHAT does it take to grow a 100bushel per acre corn crop Four main essentials are necesfcaary, says the Middle West Soil Im provement rommittsa 1 Qobd seedk Plant well adapted hjjsttta tfiaVerevpartifulaTly suited tc jw gowog conditions 1 3o sure youhave enough stalks peagaerev that means from 14,000 to jOtfsVao most loam sofis Proidthe soil with sufficient iaiioaots of wellbalanced plant food Stfit will be Able to feed the crop aHseaspn longrfrom germmatio to anaturtty 4 Keep 4eWseil in shape take fei fcatructors, are afaW t if 4atent stf water and hold it for the io matter This giving starter fertfUatr at plan ting time They advise ha fhu adding nitrogen, smrsBmte anl potash in the row and sflie treeelns with nitrogen, iartsttar, when needed after the seoesjd or asard ctsV tivaUon The sualeJkasat IsrHUtf that will provide Has hsnslsf of nv trieats the eaca pjaaav aaad fof huildmg stroc vetoped easa tUixer ploared time A soil test autrienta are most , , amount required to nsasjh a Wefl, balanced supply Keeping the aoil hi shnnr to aV sorb and hold water dCpatssm oa paintaininghigh reserves of organ you can do by foi lowing a rotation that puts in a well fertUzed legumegrass crop a year or two before corn planting Lark plowed out of a good sou crop is mellow, fluffy, well drained and able to supply the moisturea corn crot needs for extia bushels per acre By M1RD CALDWBLL Federal c,iii seaff Atbninirattor e saost knpov t raaaon for anyone ta vaUanteartis CivH Dtvr w is lhati4g,or her Ufa aaay defend on it lrai L , , oint you ean add more names to the hat which inar jdepfiQdant on you in some hour of erieis your own familyoUirreiatiyes, your neighbors, andothei r oommuftity The protecta ef your own home, tm property and wag ejsnwtav buMdlags, She place where yea a stone, yonr mtsaieipal Jaciflea, hraaFpertatioa aysteea, Sara eaesli, forests, harborseverywhlcih has to de with y0rttfer tl4lT melt iy the reasons why yoa Dofltw yiMavrswaamlatomic 4itthi hit rfciusu, aUes, tjw population was aincst complet a prepared Result the people pacscked wildly Many tioaaand WMV needUssLy killed or huat, families were scattered, an pritlrty was lost or badly damaged Thousands were left lusaitla 4 witfcno one to care for Vieai Th wounded and heipeea, who mlgb have Uvt i, died betwuae proper dv3 defeiue was not organized to me them Faciuriea tviW U Wekiis But there wus gomtlbiag of vigreater importance U a uatiri wicl was fighting for ta lif it fact that there was no etvn icitzim wtaut that the faoteri Uii ttaaJksikim 4he atomi biaet eoUd not operate car, Kyery street wjthla th,maJoRM 1, ojrtieSense a nattea U helsiss Wlm , people auJ pisduc cciv igC area wil ho completely becxi itk rubble, aud hundreds of per Eon traaped or buried ia the wreck ties centers can get up aud fight backCasualties edl bh cut at least in half ap Fires wili start withla s matter Our nadoa ean Mve again and fight 01 jitiuteftin aay piaeea at ence back to wia Food imibmU j tr4avtaeJself defease for yea v are the ain thutga which i and for our coauti iion, bHtvithiiitbeiJS Xae m scte wVenues UMunce, a large part df thewhat are Shi HgBsst etvaosfsasa I supply tnifjht be destroyediproblensJ m mm m Bvery geed Ameriean wiU want Telaateer far civil defease He ws it si his duty to do so, for la ao other way to recruit the ef worker who waU ae to defeat aa enemy ap the e iront K we are attaaked remember that we eaa be atsaekedthe hard, terrihle ask of geton our cflUe and industries asek oa tmier sCfc aiis,ePigHftaSsBjdi aa civfl defease velantessa It fc ast s Job for these who cant face Mem or aAaVt wilhng ta work It m a ab for real Aeatfseane aith Service Means Survival One loeei civil defense orgaatsetieu tadppted the slogan fterrica survival kki good slogan te remember It smas aa the meea iag of oivii defense An ecleient, tough, determined civil defense progranu aan mean survival for she American people Its eaay to And eat where to Tolenteer fer eivil defease werk and the serviees yee are qualified to perfjtfja Tieit or telephone year meal civil defense headquarters, or watoh for annoancements from your local civil defense director Tour newspapers, radio er television stations will give yau riafersatoa4 Your RedCross ohajtetis eady teUAinyoutittfcyt aiti ighfrjiiVw XKuv tramis is required of all efvil defense,, volunteers If youiua aotableto voiunSQejLsy ou uvi, takav,shailat Red Cross first, aid course j It ia wiaior iw to kow hrscaid no uuaiittsrwiiaiWttivUppeBv Kedkeesrses but Ahaerieah 1 Jsrtaed Ferees Braj, itate or to de th 4eb ir jreu v ft ia ef shose things yea wkVhJVVrSa dsyearaetf And yot WwWiaWte be prepared fer any emergency Thre traftSng course, or read boottesa hi done before if you want to better your chance for survival The JQravgiv,uiio No one can de the 4810arsi,ijdaujitai4aloJV sMaPaais wise, lo aavisumkwaTiedgat aim lew esa oousaee Wo, Theas migi do Be ara sot eaestnpm th be ,ebleto sava, Un iaysuMammyi avr ue war w oreaaelp ht beingladitieesav astaining la bseedvdonor iThewaaxMiss a pjnmte4 asoeiiemukL bai sttaneti areihe most important of the duties 4 whseh crvil defense volunteers would ,,,, , hellperfpnn under the Police Service wbaittmetevtsciv i Auxiliary police, which many cnmmuidtiaa now have to supple ,Tt USNfdtCMI Defense 0WAMUIN6 THE HOME FRONT , MEANS USING MANY SKiLLS i ffSfc a l tt rfS ri4i of articles on civil defnuet based cm the bvokitt 1 hu It Civil k Haw Wtfartd b tk Ptdtral Cwli Dtftnst Administration, It may bfjbtained from tht B mfZmJ Donmtiut, Gfrnment Printing Qfrct WuhmStcn, D C, for ten ends f By MILLARD CALDWELL , Federal Civil Defense AJvinistrctor After the explosion of an atomic bomb, the resulting Area oould cause more loss of life ard property than the v Wast itself Therefore, getting rei to fight fires is a big part of the civil defense job a Atomic bombing would cause great 4n the area of the bursv, and etart hundreds of small fires in sur wnnding areas With, the regular fire flghtmg companies fully occupied by the niftia fires, people would have So put out theta smaller firea on the Spot If they live in target areas they must know how to fight fires at home or st work At least one member of your family should be trained in the use Of basic fire fishtlnR tools and methods Because women are at home much of the time, they are urged to learn how to put out firep ft case of emergercy Teaching of householder, to riht firea will be ft sartied out by instructors trained by their local fire departments Auxiliary or reserve firemen will be recruited to back up the regular companies These volunteers will be traineekftir local fire companies, using regeiatWiipuentr Your Warden or your local civil v defense headquaatera will tell you to volunteer fcr buch training Tramc A Big Problem The biggest police problem in event c of enemy attack, would be the control ogejraroet Another bis problem would defense worf of the local , under the police officer being presc Civil defei i i iw Mid order These They whi be a part lice department, ano mmand of regular their authority to act d b local law vUl cjcd tbausande j of volunteern io carry on the duties of the Police Sorvice You can serve your connnu y v icntpering today p Gcd Cor No matte strik youi depend unoj In the fece o municntions nerve centor woulo rcla promptly, d warden, nu, other service wiUi one anot headquarters information ations brew Thousands aervksa la yauy4viJtasaaji Al when the bombs fail All that must, are valvawLw msnt regularpolice force next threeaxtielea Readhemaats decide where yctufit in lV to Aid VtmtW WhMe the armed forces sating on behalf of the United Nstioas in Kesaa ansttem their efforts to reestablish peafo Psy alsatahea paasnaas ta relieve the suffering of millioas eflisjflisjs left howeiesi at a raaalt of the eoafliat Here, Dr sUaTBiPrhsaataiive of ffarkey ta the VJT Commission on Korea rfrt Visits a refugee tenter at PaaaatejBMv Da K Lee irighj, Korean interatwtar ef the Ciissaatstiiii ani a imlUsnun of thasHjhbja aiarca i in innig parades and crowds on social occaakuajB will al be USOJ in r jnic tiK Jifcrttml hat kind ,of disaster omnuinity, micli will good coinmunflcations ninny attack, the ComiVicc wovdd bo the if civil uone for r ail raid v droits ct iiic, riilicr, roscue, jal, erinori, and and kc p them in touch T Witnout this service, would not hive the 7 c,vol situ on by disaster i vol anl J,L s rre needed to man the i mmuvtions ncVYorfc Any technicfi trainL ui radio, tele vision, telejr ph, or tdephone vork will qualify u for thia service Neither se nor ape in a barrier to ar civil clafuvio Retired trcwiniccl training are uibk, K,uch as retired 1 firemen There are di vcraen can fill better our local civil defense H you what they axe iiUcle will discuss won J C4V volunteering preons witi especially v policemen a mpny jobii w1 than men direnLr will ISLAH AttOVLIAH krJiijn r PUiLweLt part o ttj bstwen Asir cntt Ihe British POtrtaiMic of AJen in Arsblv VJ an auor,lMrfe area of TOfU v irVe nl a porulatloii of 2,SW,f Irlf Ais nUtesm nf II JKI , Vemfn vs ro and grain an SthL Ht fJrtlle Part oArahla IU axnerta rj eeffe grain, hides and chareoal Its capital hs vni an UiiiNaU on 30 September 1947, andit aaawsarascted IMmZ Mif1 the UN aerai Assewhiy by rat Self El Islam Abdullah Its flag has ard baskarmisid wnB wve watte stare mnH a utt Ave white stars and a white scimitar7 in theBOH The Peoples Store Wodaoedgy, May 27, 1S53 tt r j ntttd as 2nd Ckn Matter at Poertoffico Act oi March 8 1S77 114 SoHowell StJPlnckBtovWich Suheaiptiaa Race j jMLgy JLr 52 Members of the Younglme, I Harger, Marion Center and Chubbs Corners schools went to Detroit un the train from Howell last wJck Duane Meyers met them there with j his truck and took them to lielle Isle They also went through the I W W J broadcasting station I Mesdames Lucille Wylie and Mar jorie Line went with them Vtff Plumbing Henting Bob at the runa Pike and wife spent Sunday Wm Bentley home in Cor Groceries Dryeoodsi t Canned Gootis Shoes Gents Furnishings vLingerie Kennedys Gen Store t M Help Wanted Experience Unnecessary The following weddings are set for June On June 20th, at Pinckney G raldine Morgan to Hollis Swarthout at Ann Arbor Konalet Xash , Kenneth Hull On June 27th at Portage Lake Virginia Carver to James VanOrman, at Howell Presbyteri church in the evening, Alberta I kel to W F Close Caiers at the Ben White home Iv , veek were he Basil Whit of oni Mrs Ellen Newman of Ann Arboi the Carl Bidwells of Brighton an i Mrs Bess Devereaux of Detroit Miss Effie Reason of Giegorv called at tme Wm Mercer home lat week Week end visitors at the Je Henry home were Gerald Henry Dtroit Mrs Ella Walkt r and tii iiussell Pett funnily of Ann Arbor Sunday callers of Mi, and Mis Roy Reason were Mr and M,s, Don Metz and family of Muskego Sunday dinner guests of Leota iieason wa riuvd r rati, oi nid Aibor Mr and Mrs Roy Reusi n and Bobby and Floyd Piatt of Ann Arbor and Leota Reason attended t,e auto races in Jackson Sunday 0 Applv in Person CURRENT SCHEDULE 50 HOUR S PER WEEK THIRD GRADE Butch Nasker was nine years old Saturday Linda Kellenberger and Patty Milliken have been absent for i week with measles We want to thank all of our mothers who attended our program and wife of Detroit Mis Maude Sharp took her class to the cinema theatre in Detroit Saturday John Buyer and wife spent Sunday at the Reuben Center home in An Arbor Monday they attended tne funeral of Canil Straeger in Ypsilanti The val Shirley family of Deerfield spent Sunday at the Albeit Shirley home hTe Kenneth Mohlman family j spent the we ek end at the Gu ic Shirley home in Livonia Sergt Russell Clark and family were Sunday guests at thy Walter Clark home Sergt Ois Maiteson and wife id Battle Creek spent Sunday at the Joe Griffith home The Robert Seefield family of j Columbus, Ohio, spent the week end at the Earl Baughn home Mrs Florence Baughn, Bill and Dolly Baughn, Barbara Baughn and Pamelia Seefeld attended the dance recital Saturday night given by Mis Ann Bird at the auditorium at Eloyse Donald Stackable has been disi charged from the service and is pans man in a Detroit garage on Grand River He was at the Robert Un stead home Sunday His father, Joe j Stackable of Fnirhepe, AlahanvuX was also there j Mrs Virginia Carver and Neil Baughn were in Detroit Saturday and attended the dance recital o Ann Vv fit Eloyse Mrs hnwna Yollmor and son, John, it I , diaries and Wilbur Eisele and S w Gervcz families at Fowicrville Sunday ihls Whitehead and wife and fefric Lamfiorn of Gregory called t the Jisse Henry home Saturday Ilv li deal Education class num i eri,i from ihe University of Michigan spent Sunday at the U of 1 ired An1 Cain at Patterson Lake Edward Nuoffer and wife of Holt MK m ,,uiuiiy at the Lloyd Hendee home Gene Dinkel arid wife were Sunday the Albert Dinkel home Miss Alhrta Dinked attended a hovser Monday night at the home of Miss Betty Devereaux in Howe honoring Mary Martin who will be married to Roger Krum nf Lowell in vj June Miss Bernice Maas will be married to Don Ross of Lansing, who at the present time is in the service on dune 16 Mrs Kirsie Dinkel and Alberta were in Lansing last Wednesday Mrs Anna Reason visited friends in the upper peninsula 3 days last week Mr Ella Sigler of Lansing and Mrs Pegyg Foltz and children of j Battle Creek called on relatives here Sunday Sunday guests at the Gerald Reason home were Paul Frederick and wife of Battle Creek and Bud Bates Complete Lin a f Fixtures and Supplies ELECTRIC OIL AMD GA OT WATER HEATERi V COMPLETE LINE OI PJVPS WE SELL WE INSTALL WE SERVICE lG7a EAST M8 Phone 18F2 w COAL 100 PER TON LESS FILL IP NOW WITH GOOD KAN II III NI AVOID THK HI SM NFXT I ll PAY BY THE MONTH IF YOU WISH DELIVERING KVKISV DAY CALL 2681 DEXTER DE Hoey San TELEVISION and , Antenna Sales Service PROMPT AND CO JRTEOUS SERVICE MA R17 ft R17 TER PINCKNEY, MICH CAPEHART TV DELER 1HCNE 118F2 I DEXTER MICHIGAN Wagoners Grocery Pinckney Road Quality Merchandise LOW PRICES Beer and Wine to Take Out HOURS Daily 8 to 9 Sunday 9 to 8 on Friday We had 31 guests, Claudia Gan visited her grandmother m Detroit Saturday Patsy Hollister went to Ann Arbor Sunday Denise Mowers has a new shorty coat Barbara Baughn went to a dance recital in Wayne Saturday Grace Poulsons fousin visited her over the week end , ,, Tom Read burned his mouth Sat Sprout W are informed that Ex Pvt Samuel LaFata of Gen Clarks Italian army has returned to Italy with his family Lemuel Martin and wife of Ypsilanti called on his mother, Mrs Beulah Martin Sunday Mrs Ida Eichman of Detroit is visiting at the Gerry Eichman home, j The Charles Souie family of Howell were Sunday guests of Mrs Ethel urday Bunny Hinhcey spent the week end in HowelL Dale Canfield went fishing and caught enough fish for supper We have had pretty flowers in school all week Phone Howell 706J2 fc x SIXTH GRADE NEWS The sevent grade played our boys hen Thursday The Sixth won by the j score of 54 Victor Basydlo crossed the plate on Donald Singers winning hit The girls were beaten again by the score of 2531 We wish to thank Mr Reader and Jack Jeffreys for coaching the games for us We had a debate this morning on the following proposition Resolved, that wohen have contributed more to progress than men The girls won by two points We had ft reading Lest Friday Some of us did pretty good Wednesday was Mrs Taschs birthday We had a surprise party for her We are planning to take a Wednesday down the John road The sixth graders beat us 54 Thursday in a terrific battle Rich ard Imus said, Its all right, just as long as we dont do it in high school We want to thank Mr Reader for umpiring the game hike Dunn Sunday visitors at the Wm Shehan home were Frank Shields and wife, Vern McQuillan and wife, Walter McQuillan and wife of Howell and Dr Harlow Shehan of Jackson Callers of Mr and Mrs Clifford Van Horn last week were Lto Van Horn of Los Angeles, Calif, and the Floyd Weeks family of Grand Ledge Lynn Hendee was in Milwaukee, Wis, on business last week j Mr and Mrs Gerald Clark held open house at their home at Silver Lake Sunday night after the baccalaurate for their daughter, Marilyn a senior Many from Pinckney at tended Miss Janice Burns underwent an operation last week and is now in McPherson hospital Miss Bernice Lamont has returned from Florida and is visiting Mra Theressa Coyle The Howard Read family called tit the Albeit Brigfs home in Ann Arbor Saturday Mrs Don Swarthout went to the tamp at Cedar Lake with her 10th grade art class Monday and Tuesday Sunday visitors at the Olin Robinson home were Ted Dickinson and family of Dearborn and Roy Davis and wife of South Lyon Rev Albert Schmidt had the first communion class to breaka at at the rectory Sunday There were 13 of them I isnTT A QMA1 NEW RANGE FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAINS THE PHILGASTAPPAN WITH COO LITE Tht omaxlng autpm Jttc oven pfftt thaf ooei net vi gas YeVve eetji t it J btliovt it SAVE WITH THIS SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFF6R f ft Regular price Sptcial price You tove Com in todey U the first to own mit boeiful rongo with many outstanding cookingease features 23940 17950 Mrs Ernest Feiner gave a shower for Mis Rosalee Nash Monday at her Portage Lake cottage Hocfee PHONE MMMMBj3K 1 kji S3ikiiisM 4k v ro1rtWVyVtotoA,rto,, Hpr fWSk hM Wednesday, May 27 1S5S 1likMHBMMMM0W Ivan Thtate raaKv m rriimiiHnnh PROFESSIONAL SSiiN Friday A Saturday, May 28 St S Big Daya PETER PAN t It arWfT ill Live in Your Heart Forever Walt Disnoya Bear Country j Shows 715 and 905 1W 44 el t Admiieion, Adults, 90e, Children, 50c t aSSa W Sunday Monday, May SI, June 1 SEMINOLE Drama is Technicolor Starring Rock Hudson, Barbara Hale and Anthony Hale Cartoon and Sport , Sunday Shows 3579 o I M a ft MoCLCCEY 1 Tin, Wed Thurs June 2 2 Big Hits LOXE SHARK tarring George Raft, Dorothy Hare Also MR WALKIE TALKIE Comedy Starring William Trrcy, Joo Sawyer, Margia Dean O COMING Ma Pa Kettle OR Vacation releihoifceas 9 i Office 935 asofcUtJe uli Evening by ApuoiaMavuU j 4 owJl MleKiqcw Ilil rot re Broke 4 U PtackaaY lUch Pfc flione UTlT MTCON 1 HU PtumVtoq and rVatjaa Klcense ttata Pboste 199FE 1075 Its M36 OlaS HERB SNEED raose led i07 Gt M ei uowrtU a MUtstiacn Aftoi nstnte lnsuran,, Itckeraae City, ake and Fcam IVotteilT A SpeckfitT Vour Propertr Ml I M LEE LAVEY General Insurance froae S9P3 HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS September, 1953June, 1954 12th GRADE President, Kenneth j ocw atcrta anrMtx ernvfrxp Matteson Vice Pres, Bob Mubon 5 Secretary Mary Lou Bloxom Trees H1 urax, Marilyn Perry iSw5P lXAF PbfeLr 11th GRADE President, ,ard j PHONE 154J3 rlncJmoy MUltr Vice Pres, Jim Roake Sec AUCTIONEER rotary, Anita Corey Treasurer, NeulJKcann Sales a Speciality Clark BEHT WYUk 10th GRADE President, Nancy CALL FOWLEYILLE 436F8 Case Vice Pies, leggy Smith Sec I , rotary, Agatha Henry Treasurer, Elaine Collier i LrL C J TOWNER 9th GRADE President, Tom Wylia Vice Pres, Joyce Furhman Sec rejary, Roberta Ackley Treasurer Cathie WUtaia AJb Funeral BOB e Dos C SwarthouL director Modem Equipment Ambalanco Service honteJ 39 Si PircVney Mir1 TRED C FJ3CKHOFF OFiCMETitiST 120 Wert Grand rtvei Ave Fkwoll K MAsx Ibone J59 Jeetece 61 LOYD HFNTOF Livestock SfcnlAQ Weekly Trip Mtio 9b fMr General TrsdJfcQ Pterin y, Mk Phone lUFU Denlist 044 Portage Lake dot ter chrme Dx 3461 ROGER J CABR Compleie Insuiernce fls iMiiMe Phone 43 Pmcknc ach CEMETERY MEMORIALS Prices Yom Can Aifr id To Pai MHJFOR GRANITE WfBtt MUord Mioexan r I DEKALB SELi COitN Ciaied AI1VJI 4 M, x j v i FR SALE MILK CANS, foull fend what yoou want in Harvey Garr, phone 35F2 jAUrMtOOlVc isA6 INSTALL jjftw By nerssiiitent gKxsier i DeKalb DeKalb varietiees One or more wi haa fi atoffj Fnckney, Micbig stoek en hand Curved wmL i shields and back giss eraU AiilS AVTO rAr T ASreii, Wia LaeioBtd Gok OWo, Mgaton, We carry a complete stock of genui John placement needs Place vour ,Lm order now yeac I your cRinate ana your soil Call FOR SALE Two beauttful Home DT , ci or see me today And remember Sites Oca 200 ft on Wylie Rood, wSrprvR11 I have the new DeKalb Chix too the other 12 ft on Portage Lake 2 JT For 13 years more farmers have Road,one and one quarter miles eaflfl planted DeKalb than any other corn For sale by Ralph fclenn Gregory Mich Land, Beauuful Shade frtes, Re FOR SAUI1840 Pino tMub stricted, also a few smaller par Coupe, rskao and nf rvtnrl0 ohn McGinn Dexter Mich Muway GaM vE 14Zi Portage Lake Road i FOR SALfi4ao w on test Main horn DexterMioh tfghway busjNKET PK school bus, ElecMcity Good tqfr F006 fifljr MF Land, Beautiful Shade Trtes, Re FOR SAUM84Q PHrssoiuii iak IFOR RENT14 awes at 1205 M36 East, Pinckney Phene 35102 Ann Arbor I K BUY ONLYBfMMJOHN PFFRr PAR v v , KE IHl ORIGINALS SLAVEY HARD tVARE tFTH GRADft NEWS Our six top spellers th wook are Gail Gustation and Mildred Keilenberger Anita Shirey and Don Swar thout Jr, and Ryan Boaaor aad Donnio Morgan We had Mrs Clark ou Friday whan Mrs Miller represented The National L ftfuk frtdo to a pieme afta boi Council of Alumni Open House of foio liko as Woesosday Wo wish St Alberts Researoa Laboratory at Ito thamk aor foe kor raoioHeM aac Siena Heights, Adrian BrFajans of i2enoroeitr 9 J of M WM ffmeat tyoaker Wo kswo Jsafteea asost of iw teats Wo weUeaso Floyd lUaeoH aaajaad hove dose very well tfildred Kelleaserax, tiMy save aeae I Mrs sfary BauhA was a visitor fry rll Mildred has doao exp J Mosday afteiaooB, Wa ware very onally well is her work eves ator I Lppy to have her, we eBtertaiced ker akseeoe I ao wltk a review of oui Parents Mrs MeArask kai kiadiy tsvitod Day Prosraat We hose she enjoyed it The stole wea their gsaie wit the sixth gesso firle We thaek Jaok oMstsa fee weapkcea teat sssso Pinckney s m mi SlATt OF MICHIGAN The ProboW Court lot the Coun oi Livingston In u Matter TO UU Estate a Chafes Erwood Deceased Ai u session oi tedd Coun nc May 11, 1953 Present, rion Hiraxr H Smith iudge oi Probate Notice is Hereby Given, That the petUon oi dobert H, Erwotd, the adminlstra tor oi said estate, praying that his final account be allowed and the residue of said estate assign ed to the persons entitled thereto will be heard at Probate Court June 8, 1953, at ten A M it is Orceiea iat Neucw ihei oi b given by publication of a opv heiooi icj uiue weeks con secuUver previews to said day oi hearinq in tne Pinckney bis patch, a newspaper, printed and circulated in said county and that the petitioner cause a copy J this notice to bo served upon each lsiown party in Interest at his last known ad by registered maiL return t QUALITY eats Pfiait GroorieS Vegetables receipt demanded r least iour j teen 14days priox such hear uaq or by penai service at Least five 5 davs sar to such hearing riiram R Smith A tmf copy ludqe ot Probate Olestia Porqhali Beaister n Probata RIAL ESTATE BARGAINS 4 bedroom home,2 or garage 2 lots, furnace, good condition, ki Pinckney 4 bedroom home, modern, 3 Cote 4 bedroom home 3 lots 2 bedroom home, 2 car garage 2 lots, hot water heat in ,Jy Ul TTllllO 11UU UUVWI UUUll Bowling Alley at 132 East Main e St Pinckney I baby chicks Started FOR SALEC size potatoes for Jfk ISHJL 50 lbs for 50c WiHard Wiltse ff bloedteetsng Thesr BOAT Windshields made to Vrrne are DeWcted en you pattern Bring your pattern, oi health, vicjor and ABEZ AUTO PARTS, approved PuUonem Howoll, Phone 151 i Buy these clsteiis at WANTED To Rent Modern , Y jfU M lor 2 ladles PhonelS 1F11 FOh SAlJAvg asfced MANDELLti SAW FILINa stiUP run oAixrtmvnu IUWN MOWER SHARPeNING 11524 Rlverbank Laos sand and gravel graded or mix ed, also processed road gravel D J GRAVEL COMPANY 4 miles west of Howell at 450 Mason Road Phono Howell 984 J 2 or Fowlervllle 288F11 FOR SALE BABY C3flCKS, white leghoms,barred and white rocks New Hampshtres and Hy Una Chicks Order New Phono 105W Bob Sauire Hatchery Howell Mich WANTEDJunk ears, serap isen, metals, batteries, aalcsnotrve radiaitas, east iron rqdfxrtors, fstnace iron, junk farm mcsAsn ery Weigh loads at fllty JoU ABBS RJTO PARTS, Mows, Phone 111, HLJJUK LAKSL MKJt CWm W rOWLBA 11, a C Foot eclJst 216 W GcUiifo YeUaphone Office 75181 By Res 71008 Motv Tas WANTBDJWOOI piioe aokL Lueius loy Phone 42, Pinckney aacaket royle I Fish Pinckney 3 bedroom homo, furnace, 2 lots or 4 lots t 2 year around homes at Pcrtt erson Lake, Terms Gerald Reason PinckneyMch Phone 133 M PIANO LESSONS Classical or Popular u A BEATTIE Rush u rhone 157F13 Mich MEMCRIAL DAY It is fittir that we roraemlior, and honor, all who have served in the armed forces of this natioa oa land, at sea or in the air Their bravery, stamina, and devotion have written some of the most iaspkrinf pages in our history No businer will bo Urassaeted by thia bar on Memorial Day THE FtlseT NA140HA7 BANS HoweiL Mku Under Fderal Suvernnw Member Federal epoait insurance Corporation Ali rk joeijfl Insured t to3VK rWh TVniiflitnr Market Prices Courteous Service CLARKS EstobusheH ittcosporoted ltJT5 MtPHJRSON State BAi Howell Mich TRAIN WRECK AT HOWELL SPRING CLEANUP Savings are the life blood of the country Without savings the sources of financina of our iarouna industry and government would be so drastically curtailed that our whole econI omy would be almost paralysed So it is the sum total of the scv, tegs of everybody upon which jthe prosperity of our country dependa Your Savings Account no maV or how small is mportant , Benin to save tadav J Chick Starter and Laying Mash Farmers Feed Supply Co t 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 May 27, 1953 Description An account of the resource May 27, 1953 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 1953-05-27 newspaper pinckney dispatch